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These Elates contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sus ses, !tants, Dorset, Devon,. and • Cornwall, and portions of 11-tr.erct, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan,•Carusarthen, Glamor gan, Wilts, Buks, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford. and Cam. brid ze. Part L. cot.taining nearly the whole of Pembroke -I:tire, and portions of the adjacent Country, was published nn the In of AtteLst, 1819; and as the irc.rk is still - in progress, a:cerding.to the original design of giving a complete Map 1 . 4 Groot Britain, upon a Scale of One inch to a Rile , the publi ertion of the future Parts will follow as fast as the nature of suck a Work will admit, without increasing its Annu:tl expt•pse. Gentlemen wishinA to procure a Map of the Courtry surround ite their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. B.txra, at the Ordnance' Office; where an. Index Map will be 'hewn, select any sheets they please for that purpose. AU let ters on this subject addressed to Yr. Maze, under a cover to the Sczretary of the Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be im xu.iiattly attended to. • FOR SA - LE BY AIkTION, At the Cnstotn-house, CHICHESTER, on WentnthieY, the 30th August, 11190, at Eleven o'Qock in the Forenoon, THE Smack called the CHARLOTTE, Twenty two Tons, and 35-94ths per Register, lately belonging to the Port of Shorebam. The above Smack and Materials may be viewed three days previous to the Sale, by application to the proper Offic'er, at the Custom-house, asiebleter. • • • This day wee published, to Iva price 7s. with s Plan of the Foriren44 Bergen-op • Zoom, LETTERS from GERM ANY a nd ROLL A Ni), -ILA during the years 1813-14, containing a detailed Acccunt of the Operations of the British Antay in tho4e Countries, an I 'et the Attacks upon Antwerp and Bergen-op-Zoom, by the ?reaps -under the command bf General Sir Tues. Gakttam, K.l. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 52, Fleet-street. TRIAL OF THE QUEEN. tIXTri DAY-IN CONTMIIATION. Crese-eramiduttiett Theodore Majoeco, corclwkd. Lord A \SONl,llid the witness go into the room to get the pails, or only took th m from the door?-1 only took then from the door; I did not go in. Earl DARNLEY.— Was the tent a real tent ?—Yes; it 31.25. Opened on neck in the m orn i ng , an d c l ose d w i th ropes like a pavilina. In • the evening it was closed ail around, so that no one could see into it. HEIR AT LAW AND PERSONAL lIRPRESENTA• TIVE WANTED. IT the Ueir at Law and Personal Representative of THOMAS PARKER, formerly of Pattenham, in the! county of Surrey, and afterwards of Itoeharnpusn, In •the said county, Esquire, and who died about the month of January, 7P2, win apply at the Office of :Messrs. Mansell and Spudding, No. 25, Norfolk-street, Strand, he will hear .of somechingto advantage. IRON RAIL-WAY. Is day were ,, publi s h e d, i n Bvo. price Is.. Cd. OBSERVATIONS on a General IRON RAIL WAY. Stewing its great Scperiority over all the present Methods of Conveyance, and claiming the particul a r a tte n ti on d all Merchiiitl, Manufacturers, Farmers, and, indeed, every thin of Society. . London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Jay. Lord G ligY--Dhl You know whether the Princess was is the bath before 13ergami called Mademoiselle ?—I did not know; I did not look Into it. 'l'h:• urroit-Grvee.st.—When Bergani came to hand down the Princess to the bah, and the door was shut, was any persca in the room in which th.!bith'was prepared ?—Nobody ; I saw nobody. ' " Mlt DALLAS'S NEW NOVEL. mss day 9ta4dblished, in Poor Vols. 12m3. £l. Bs. board. , Qlll.- FRANCIS D4ItRELL; or, THE VoitTE.L. • ANcnrel, . . . By - it. C. DALLAS, Esq. • ...Anther of Percival, Aubrey , MorLnitr, kc. &c. Ointodfor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Dim. .ind lirovin, London. Of what: may b.: *.. ; Dallas's other. Novels and AliscolLaeous Works, .in seeeniols. I 2mo. Was there any other door through which anybody could get into the room where the bath was prepared ?—1 did not see any. yau swear there was no other?--I can sWe.tr I did not see any, and it there had been I must have seen it: i.:riorui came out of the room, and called the maid to go down and dress her Royal Ilighticss. This day was published, In Twts Volumes, 8,0. price Jel. Is. hoards, with a Portrait en : graved by I•ittler, the Second Edition, of riIHE LIFE cl WILLIAM, LORI) ItUSSULiv i I JL with some Account of the Times in whichlic By LORD JOHN RCSSELL, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, thine, and Ilrentsf e 'sed J. Ridgway, London. Also just published, the Third Edition, in Svc. price 12$. lice Ltrit of LADY Russett, by the Editor o( Mad. du lief Tana' Letters, with Letters from Lady Russell to her Ilusbind, Lord 'Russell; some 'Miscellaneous Letters to and from 'Lady &c. &c. from the originals in the possession of the Duke of Devonshire. -7 7 - 7 7 /7 . MRS. HOFLAND'S NEW TALES. 'rids day *ere published, in Pour Vols. 12mo. price £l. ds. boards, VALES of PRIORY.—By Mrs. HOFLIND. . 2 16 :Lowden: Printed'for Lon; : tr.an, Hurst, Rees, Oran!, and Bruton. • The witness - then gave the follor . ing answers to the guestinits t.f several Peers :—Wlautt Bergarni tame out of the bath, he dicl ro F:deWalys, and then closed the door. The Princess and Ber gami remaiited at the lattharooin about half an hour. ikrgand, on retiring from the bath-roont, was dresset as he was when he entered. Witness bad remained at the door until llergami told him to go away. The tent %v.v. Tread upon deck by ropes, and cl . .sed all round, so that there' W.'3 no bole. Witness was recommerded to the Princess b y Berftand. Did not know whe ther the Princess was in th e b at h or not, for he could not Ingok into the bath, the door being shut. What motive had you lot asking for ynur discharge from the Princess's house at l i esaro?Because she was surrounded by bad wnven. l'he bath-room is a small room. There is a bed and sold in it. It. Order of the lixtrd., R. Jr. CREW, Se Teicry. Z 0:41;7-OFFICE, dm. 13, 11,20. • POOR S`7IGIITS OF WINDSOR. rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and-COMMIS -a- STONE ES MAJESTY's Awry; do herehy giPe Notice, to such Lieutriuuns in. his Majesty's Navy as are desirous of being recommeneed for the apzsintment of POOR KNIG of WINDSOR, ender the WTI of the late Samuel TraVers,, Esq. that they must apply at this Office, on or tefore the Seth of September ne-st, when they will be informed of the nature' ci the Certificates and Testimonials which are required to chew, that they.come within the meaning of the said Will, which ex preaws that they " are to be Superannuated or Disabled Lieute nants of English Mtn of War," and shall be sc single blen with out Children; inclined to leid a *ire...lout, 'Micas. and deiroot to be removed if they give occasion for Scandal." THE SPORTS OF THE FIELD, Bre. This slay was published, in Three Volumes demy Ito. price £7 17s. id. boards, or Three Vol.. royal Svcs. price £ 5 ss. bds.. T), URAL SP OR'T'S ; or, A Description of the JLIld Pleasures and Amusements arising from the Air, the Fields, the Waters, and the Ffitests; bang Roles add threw tions for Sh:)oting, Fishing, Hunting, Training and Alan:lse ment of Dogs for Shooting, Coursing, Hunting, &c. With an Abbreviation of the Laws relative to each. Interspersed With Sketches and Anecdotos from Natural History. By the Wv. W. B. DANIEL. Illustrated by Sev,lity-two Plates, representing One Hundred and Eighty-three Figures of Logs, Beasts of the Forest, Land Eirds of Sport, Water Fowl, Fish, &c. Principally from Draw ings by ibeinagle, acd engraved by Scott. - Printed for LoAgrnan,_llurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; and Cadell and Davies, Loudon. • " We have received ple . asure from the perusal of these Tales, and can recommend them as being taiginal, interesting, fi.ll of variety, and inculcating sound morality and generous semi tuents."—Monthly Review, July 1820. This day was pub!ishtd, IX) ito. with Temlet Capper-plates, price 15s. in buards, or 18s: tld. half-bound, A GUIDE to the STARS, being an easy method 4. X of knowing the Matia — e position of all the principal fixed Stari," from th• first to the third magnitude, IN- Erni ER ill MISPHERE; p7rtlcularly thos4 that are useful for finding the longitude and latitti , t- st sea. Hy lIF.NRY BROOKE, Teacher of the Matlientaics, Ceography; Astronomy, &c. and formerly a senior Officer in thti Naysl Service of the Iluaour able East-Tnslia Company. Loading : Printed for Taylor and Hessey, Fleet-street. Marquis LA NSDO WN-- What motive had you for applying, if you did apply, to get into the Penn.:.,,', service a second tints —Had you altered your opinion of these women ?—• I apy&fl • merely in common cotiversattun, u'llt-t.lier it was possielc to enter again into the service of her Royal iligiteess? I asked it in a sort of way— Marquis LA NSDOWN--Did you mean nothing serisns in making application to be restored No, it was merely to see if it was possible to get into the service again. Iltte Lord Faiaric n said he observed an inconsistency in the evidence, with respect to the bath, and wished it to he eplained The Short-hand Writer read his Notes, upon which the House seemed to th:nk the suspicion groundless. Witness did not remember whether he applied to Ilieronimus to get taken into his service. Camera told Lim, after he had left her Royal Highness's service, that her Royal Highness wished to take hint back into her service, end asked him' to give. back the ix. : ers he had received from her, and that he should be paid for all the time he bad been out of service. The examination of Majocco being concluded at five minutes before two o'clock, be was ordercd to witlidr4w. • BLOOIirIELD'S WORK& This day was published,' in foolscap 8v o.' with Wood Cuts, price 4s. boards, a New Edition, being the Fourteenth, of THE FARMER'S .BOY,A RURAL POEM. By ROBERT BLOOMFIELD. . . . . _ * . 'llls day ispubllAetl, price 6s. 6d. E PAMPHLETEER, No. XXXII. 11 Or Itzoope of the Ban PArtift.e.n. (Intire) of the Day, on morn sine of every Question. Published Quarterly. CONTAINING I. Mr. BROUGHAM'S celebrated Seneca en the EOCCATION of the POOR.. 11. The VANIITTART PLaz of FINANCZ. By W. Dom— [Origin 4i/.1 111. A LETTER from a..Taw to a CIfRISVIAN on the Bible.— prisinefd IV. GRAM AR Sestooxs considered, with reference to a cue lately decided by the CHANCELLOR. • PiriginaLl V. A Puttosornrc and PRACTICAL INQCIRT into the NATURE and CoNsraruilm; of Tureen. By J. LINGARIS. VI. A LITTER to LORD SIOMOUTH on the expected PARI mnerAny PROVISION for (;rnrsAt. EDUCATIOI:. By Rev. W. B. Witirenrio. [Oriel/tail • • VII. On BETAINHCO tho POPULATION within apy RZQUIRED LI MIT.. [o4 , inid.l VIII. Enscoracr considered with reference to the Montan POPULAR. Soorrtes. [Sec. Edit.] IX. On the MEANS of Bsserrrino the roost. [Original.] X. Two Por.rncat. Ascroorlis. By the Hon. Sir W. C. %awn, Bart. LL Et. F; R.S. XL On LICICIDATIZ.'i the Post= • DIST. [Sec. Edit.] By It. - , liar:11"k LT, Gent. - Sold by Sherwood and Co.; Black, Kingsbury, and Co. and all other Booksellers; where all the former Nos. may be 17ITON, 'Stock Broker. 2, CoftNntLi, begs leave io Inform his Friends, Ti•Aets and Shares for the New Lottery are now on Sale at his Mee. The new Ft...stares of the sent Lottery are so favourable to Purchasers, that EYTON . s not the least doubt there will be a ecarcity before the zoth of Alonth (August), on whiA Day the Lone' y commences atid finishes. There are Ito 'draw, Money, no reserve of *harts by the Cortracter. as in iormer Lotteries; every Number platinto the Wheel, an that every Ticket will &ride its own late, aid to other. Thirty Prizes of X 5107060, ,Cl,OOO. sCSON 4E:a:O. all in One Day. London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown ; Baldwin, Cadock, and Joy; D.uton, Harvey. and Co. G. Cowie and Co. Edwards and Knlbb ; and J. Booker. By whim als6 are publishd, by the aunt Author, 1. Rural 'lglus,llads, and S6ngs, with Wood Cuts, Oct 4s. boards. 2. Wild Flowers • or, Pastoral and Lotal Poetry, with Wood Cuts, 4s. Gd. boards. SECOND WIT NES& The second witness calli.d was Gusting, Paturzo. &fore Be was allowed to be sworn, Mr. Dt:4IIAS wished to know of what religion was the wit ness?—Answer. A Catholic. When was he last at Sacrament? _The LOUD CHA NC I.:LLOR objected to the question. Mr. DraIZAN wished the question to he put, ar, according to the Liturgy of the Religion which the witness professed, ne oath WAS biading unless it was t..ken within a certain time after re ceiving the sacrament. The Loan CHANCELLOR over-rulei the objection; and the wit- . ness having been sworn, the AYSORNEV GENERAL risii.g to ere mine him, he was reqnestecl by the Loeb CHANCILLOR to raise hie voice, so that every Ne.ble Lord might hear him. An-mixer-GENERAL to Witnew.—What countryman are you t —I am a native of Naples. What is your occupation?--I am Captain on board a.• tiler chantman. Are you part owner of the vessel you command ?—ye., I am ; I have a share. What share?-1 fourth. Were you mate cf a ship in April, 1316, commanded by * person of the name of Guarchino ? Yes, I was. What tonnage Nt'as the vessel?-300 tot& • Do you rem -mber the Princess of Wales coating on board that vessel at II ugusta ?—Yes, I do. Where did you sail when you left Augusta ?—For Tunis, but not having sullicLut water, We put into G Lsjerdi,tuwards Tunis. Do you recoliect. any of the parsons of her Royal llighnetes suite that were on boat d e —Yes, alin..br all of them Mention them ?.--Berganii, Schiavini,William Austin; Carliry the Cook Francis, the Countess Olin, Theodore Majocco, the two maids Dumont and Brunetto, and a email gill, a little child called Victorine. NEXT WEDNWDA Y. ONLY MOO. TICKETSAARACR TO BE DRAWN EITNOLT. • 3. The Banks of the Wye, with Copperplate*, &cord r.di tion, corrected ! ss. hoards.—Also, 4. .4 Stereotype Edition v of The Works of Robert Bloomfield, printed uniformly, in two pocket volumes, price as. boares. *MO PRIZES of £2o,ooo—Twenty-eight other A. Capital--MI Sterling 31oney-41 1,109 in Extra Prises— Li Day, N WY.DNESDAY, Soth of This Mouth. Tickets ami Shares are selling by J. and J..SIVEWRIGHT, !_•!,Corzi!til:; 11, Holborn; 38, Haymaiktst ; and 141, Oxford nrcet. Lornion. who sold, in the last Lottery, 9,814, A'20,000-- 12;313,-.4lo,ooo—with many minor Capitals of £5OO, i. ZOO, &c. znd, by the Agents in the Country, of whom Scheme., with full iarticulars,•m.ty be had gratis. THE GAME OF CHESS. This day was published, In lime. price 6s. boards, a Dew Edition, carefully corrected, of AN Etsy Int; oduction to the GAME of CHESS; ;Detaining One Hundred Examples of Games, and a groat variety of Critical Situations and Conclusions; including the whole of Philidoes Analysis, &c. with Instructions for Learners, rendering a complete Enowled g e of that Scientific • Game perfectly easy Of attainment. To which are added, aissa, a Poem, by Sr William Jones ; the Morals of Chess, by Dr. Franklin; Anecdotes, &c. London : Trinted for Baldwin, Cradack, and Joy; Long man, Hurst, lima, Orme, and Brown ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; G. Cowie and Co. G. and W. B. Whitaker; and Ed wards and Knibb. :i . . TBlz.l-1,. Sole Contractor. for the Lottery, begs • to return his liioCete thanks to his Friends in the Country Ire tho rep_ated Favours conferred on him, from every Part of the United- Kingdom ; and, whilst he enjoys a peculiar satisfac tion in transmitting to them the Scheme of the New Lorriter, feels it a duty to impress upon them the necessity of making LILY 70114:11ASIN as the deniand for Tickets and Shares in London Is unusually great, on accoun: of the richnes, and per spicuity of the Scheme, the small number of Tickets, the sim plicity et its arrangement, the numerous Advantages in favour of Adventurers, and being (unlike the lust) PLin and Honest. IMPORTANT TRAVELS, Lately published by CoLaunsi and Co. Conduit-street.. I. TRAVELS in BRAZIL, during the years 1815, 1816, and 1317.—8 y PRINCE. MAXIMILIAN, of Neuwied, in one handsome vol. 4to. will Maps and numerous This day was published, price 48. boards, corrected and enlarged, the Third Edition of 1. A SHFOltll RECTORY ; or, The Spoiled .C - 1. Child r! formed : containing a short Introduction to the Sciences of Architecture and Heraldry; with a particular Account of the Grecian and Roman Games, &c. By Mrs. J A ti I FBO N, (late Miss Tit tra/t.g), Author of a Histories of France and Spain,"" Popular Voyages Engravings, E 2. 21. boards. This Work will be found to be one of the most important that has yet appeared respecting this interesting, but hitherto imperfectly known Country. IT. Tn.: S,:nerne contains TWO I 111ZES 1:20,000! Arid various other Capitals, +.l 2 0 0 Extni in Prizes! ALL STERLING MONEY! TRAVELS in EGYPT, SYRIA, CYPRUS, the MORE. A, GREECF., ITALY, &c. /cc. in a Series of Utten, inter spersed with nunierous Personal Anecdotes. 13y JOHN BRA MSEN, Esq. in cothpany with JOHN MAXWELL, Esg. Second Edition, 2 vols. Bvo. 215. • and Travels," Fie. Printed for G. and W. B. Ntlittaker, 13, Ave Maria-lane; and N. llaiks, London Museum, Piccadilly. . . . . In the Chance of which every Purchaser will participate. Le this Lottery every Ticket will be (bairn singly from the Wheel, cock deciding its arm fate, AND NO OTIIIR! ONLY 5,600 TICKETS.—NO CLASSES. ALL TO BS DRAWN IN ONR DAT, ISE.XT WEDNESDAY, 36rn ov THIS MONTH. 'Mims and Shares are selling by DISH, Contractor, 4, Corn- Mil, and 9, Charing Cioas, London ; and by all the Ag en t s i n the Country. Of wham may be bad, lately publiahed. by the same Author, 2. l'oeutra VoYaois and TRAYZIS in Mors, 12mo. price 9s. in boards. -When you first sailed from Augusta to Tunis, what was the situation of the cabin of the Princess and the Countess of Oldi? —The usual cabin was divided into two parts; on the part cn the right hand was the bed of the Princess, and on the left th..t. of Countess 3. POPULAR VOTARIES and TRAVELS in Asia, Aran*. and A/JESSICA, price 9s. boards. 4. lassos,' of FRANCIE, l2mo. price 6s. boards. 5. Hasmy et Uu.n, I2iuu. price Bs. 6d. boards. VOYAGES ROUND TILE WORLD. 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No European has been able, from personal observation and experience, to commugicate a tenth part of the intelligence fur nished by the present writer.—British Review, No. 21. ° The Interpreter said he could not put it literally. According to the idion► ct• the Italian language he could only ask, " Dtel the dining-moue extend across the ship--Yes or No.?" 'Jima LORD CHANCELLOR said it would be best that the witness should be asked how f r across the ship the dining-rooni exteuded ?—The question was so put, and the witness answered, the whole breadth. VIII. TR.A,VEIS thtough NORWAY and •LAPLAND.—By Damn BUCH, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin. With Notes; &r. by Professor JAMESON; lltsi Maps, sel. 16s. boards. . IX. TRAVELS in the CAUCASUS and OEORG TA, per formed by command of the Rossi= Government.—By JULI US VON KLAPROTH, 4t0. .E. Rs. boards. X. • VOYAGES and TRAVELS to BRAZIL, the SOUTH SEA, KAMSCHATKA t and JAPAN.—By G. 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A TTOMNL V- (iTNLILA here did you go aftet leaving Tunis? To :dalt a. WLere did Eergami sleep during that voyage?—His bed was removed to the right ham; of the thr.ing-room. Was the right hand of the dining-room further or nearer to the Prir.c..is's cabin c—The Chamber of the Princess.was more near, because they both came on one side. • Whereabouts was the door leading into the Princes s 's bed room ?—The room had a door that communicated with the dining-room. • - . Did the Princess's room communicate.viith the dining-room The chamber of the Pt incesi was divided into two cabins; ere for her itoyal Highness, the other for bet dame !home-gm. " When 11:rg ani's bed . was removed into the dining-room, low far was it Trum the dour leading into the room of her Royal Highness ?—The room of-the Princess was divided by a wooden partition, which separated them. The finial ton of the beds was such that the persons there could not see each othar?--The bed itself might see the Princess, but not Berganii—(ll laugh).. There were two doors which opened into the uming-room; one of these was closed; after leaving • Tunis, it was nailed up. Went to ft alta, after to St. Jean d'Acre, then to Jerusalem. Accorn pankdt be Princess thither. Travel led during bight and part oat the day. When very hot rested, pc. then, sometimes, tents were erected. In the Princeees neat iron cAmp bed was placed, and near it a bed on.mateltig. IZit o Princess, lie - believes, reposed there; could not ,tell who else. Could not possibly know where llergand, dept,, bet imatined =••• 1 j gr e 3 014 4, iepi,spoan tame , tIM to Aiproprioty of aUcivii.g w ' a•.