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. . ,i, . k 1;. , 41 1;'-iff 4111(7@, t 4,4,---,,,..,,•;:;011) ~N4o‘• b ___, ... ....... ~,,,,,..... _1.7._ _ . ot ostta, Thitair ..„_ is .,.,., ... ........... I . -aw•••••_____L-.... "‘": 1 •11r.rn 9573. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1817. PRICE SRVE • -pcNcE. FRIDAY NEX C. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Odder 23, Ism pIIE PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of hi: MA JESTre ORDNANCE de hereby give ?lake, QWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, 1 1 .. that the Drawing of the State Lottery will begin on FRI PAY NEXT, the 7ih instant. SIX PRIZES OF .C 20,000 ! and " more Prises than Blanks," are attractions which account for the prererence given to this Lottery..—The Tickets and zbares are telling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, THE BRITISH REVIEW, NI. XX. was published on the first of November. Among the more prominent Articles in this Number are the following: Memoirs of the Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan ; Arandes Outhnes of Geology ; Ricardo, and Say on Political Economy an 4 Manion ; Lady Morgan's France; The Poor 'Agri ; Lord Selkirk's Colony on the Red River, •inJ hltassicre of Governor Semple and his Party; Heber's Bampton Lectures; State of 1 , terature io France. _ _ AUC ZION MAR 1,11... k oli. :4 r -1 T HE immense STOCK ...1 v...eiv of *well*. ohms Effecis (the Property of distressed Ma,ufaci um i ts Tradesmen. and others, who are compelled by the heavy pre,. sure of the Tithes to force au immediate market), consisting of terry description of LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY, HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES SERT SERVICES. JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINET. WARE, CU TLERY, JAPAN-WARE, FLA fEll 000D3, &c. &c. whirl are daily ON SALE BY AUCTION, • Hy Mr. MOAT, At the City Auction Mart,Ge, Ch..apside, continues in Increasing attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the respectability of the Establishmmt is highly Battering to the P. prietor, and insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of the perfection of all the Property that passes through his Lards. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Eveaiug, at Seven o'Clock. No. I I, POULTRY, No. 31, ALDoATZ MOM NO. 12, Cuatiso-Caoss, I SI RELT Two Prizes of 220,000, and One of €i,ooo, were sold by iWIFT and Co. In the LatteriesjuA 'part!. I.ondon Primed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternmter row ; J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh; said R. Milliken, Dublin. TMs day w published, price Its. - - A CHARGE delifered at the PRIMARY VIM TATIIN of HERBERT, Lord Bishop of LANDAFF, hi August, 1817. Primed for F. C. and J. Rivirgton, No. 62, St. Paul's Churrh yard. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, a Snood Edition, price 81. 6d. of A Comoarattve View of the Cherches of England and Rome. Also, his Lordship's other Wqrks - _ :'hat Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall Mali on cr before WEDNB3DAY, the sth of November next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of rooTs and SPUR:; for service of this Department, for a pe r'a of three year=, determinable after the expiration of the first y e ar, upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Fat:ernu of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the wreciive Officers of the Ordnance, in the Royal Arsenal at I.Voulw:cli; and farther particulars, together with the Terms and ovs of the Con•raet, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Fall Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten lid four o'clock; where the Proposals must be delivered Sealed and endorsed '• Proposals for Boots and Spurs.;" but no Pro- Fri? can he admitted after the sail sth November,at lsto'elock at of the same day, neither will any Tender be notices unless ye Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary. NAPr-OFFICE, No-11min 1, 1817. TH.7. Right Honourable the Lords Commissioner, of his Majesty's Treasury, having appointed Money for ete f'stuetit of Half Pay to Sea Offizers, from the Ist July to She fats September, 1817, according to his Majesty's Establish. twit in that behalf—these are to give Notice, That the several Payments will begin to be male at the Pay-Mice, by the Trea surer of his Attjeity's Navy, at Ten &Clock in the Morning on f9llowing Days, viz. Oa the loth, 11th, and 12:h Instant, to Admirals, Captains, awl their Anomie,. Oa the i nth, 14th, 17th, autl 18th instant, to Lieutenants as Clutplainc, and their Attornies. On the 19th and 20th instant, to Masten, Surgeons, and p-r,ri, and their Attornies. After which the Lists will be recalled the first and. third Wed res.l.:y acs every Month, that all persons may then and there, at tend to revive, what may become payable to them; and not tad? bring with them the Affidavit rectuirei, touchiog their not boring etij eyed the bent fit of any Public Employment either at sea cr on 'bore, duffle the time they are to be paid their Half Pay, but also to 'produce Certificates that they have subscribed to the Teat, and taken the Oaths of Allegiance acquired by Act of Parliament, to his present Majesty ; ant in case any of the said Officert shou!d not be able to attend themselies, but employ At omics fur that purpose, that the said Attornies do produce the Eke Certificates and Affidavits from the persons they are gm. yinyed by. Where Officen are abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce atoned copies of such leave, before the Half.pay can be paid. And as by Act el Parliament, passed in the 115th year of his regent Majesty's reign, entituled, " An Act for estalnishiog a mare easy and expeditious method for tint Payment of Olken belonging to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the Twentieth Clause of the said Aet, that if any Com m:Waned or Warrant • Naval Officer, who shall be entitled " .." 4 " .Half shall be desirous to Tredve and be pal the same, at or near the Oise of his residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such Half Pay paid at or near the place of his residence, &c. in the manner pointed out by the said Act:" And by a further Act passed in the 56th year of his present Majesty's reign, entituled, An Act for enabling the Officers of his Majesty's Navy and their represenfatives to draw for and receive their Half Pay," it Is enacted by the fir, and third clauses of the said Act, " that if any Officer in hie Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive any net of nosey for or on acceititt of his Half Pay, shall be de sirous of drawing a bill of exchange for the same upon the Com mintioners of his Majesty's - Navy, jpstead of receiving the same by remittance bill, he shall signify such desire, by letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy; and that if any Officer la his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitkd.te receive any sum of arms, for or on account of Half Pay, shall be desirous of having his Half Pay paid to him by extract, at any of his Majesty's Doak Yards, where Clerks for the payment of Wages for the Navy shall reside, instead of receiving the same by remittance VII or bill of exchange, be is to apply either to the proper Clerk at the Navy Pay Office in London, or at the Pay Office at such Dock Yard, signifying such his desire." Notice is berths,. further given, that the Half Pay ending the 50th September, 1617, win commence paying en the 10th instant ; and all persons desirous of drawing for, or of having their Half Pay remitted to them, may apply as above directed. MlN.—Bills of Exchange drown under or by virtue of the Act above recited, are not liable to the Stamp Duty. No penon•-residlng out of his Majesty's Dominions are enti• tied to the privileges of the Act. FRAUD PREVENTED: T - --- O counteract- the ma. attempts that are daily I made is Impose on dionireary a spurious composition in. rersl if the Genuine Blackingprepared by Day and Martin, they , see inchscodto odOpt a new Label, In which their address, 97, High Holborn, h placed so eonspietionsby, that they trust an attention to this, sod the difference of the type, which is Mae all letter-press, • will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. the Aral Japan BLACKING. made by DAY and MARTIN. 97, 11;gh Holborn, will in flume be saki In Bottles at ed. Is. and 4. ad. tads, and anopywi the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. IN consequence of numerous coMplaiats, JAMES ATKINSON offers the above Reward to any one who will give him such information as may lead to the detection of the o f fenders who have counterfeited his articles. In regard to the' :-nits of the genuine ones, he presumes they are too generally , :alined to require eutogium, be Will therefore only add, that the following virtues of the respective articles may be relied en: ATKINsON'S VEGETABLE DYE, is rafeedy innocent, and immediately changeeGrey or Red Halr i or. the Head or Whiskers to a Brown or Black, so permaitentthat wotbing, Stc. which affects other dyes, only renders this dote disable. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID Restores the hair where it has fallen off from illneso,perfpfration, e'ange of climate, or any of those causes which omation promo re decay; it also frees the Hair from scurf,makes It soft and F'o4sy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise in the dance of Ir. , menade, ur to damp weather. • A I KINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, rltirely divested ut Alkali by a new process, removes freckle , r, (loess, and hardness, front the skin, prevents its chapping, ann 'akes it smooth, white, and even. Caution.--the above articles have all got the signature ant; ~ ..dress of the toruviittor on the Elba ;;old by mto Perfumers and Hair-dressers.—Price of tb , I)ye 51. the Utriing Fluid Ss. 6d. and the Soap Is. .No. 4; Gerrard- street, •Sulio s T rile, London. NEX r FRIDAY, SEVEN NOVEMBER. T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT d , ) not consider it V . necessary to continue to advertise at full length the Scheme of the Grand Lottery, which commences Drawing NEX I' FRI DAY, as it is evident, by the dent4nd fur Fickvs at their Offices, ' (the only sure criterion), the Scheme is well understood, and, duly appreciated; they will therefore only recapitulate a few of its prominent merits—it contains 2,884 more Fritts than Blanks —5,700 Blanks have the option of receiving ,Eis each, or of being re-drawn, and thus have Two Chances for One Purchase. There are only 7,100 Number,, two or each, and I Number may gain the enormous Sum of ...480,000 S Numbers must each gain the Sum of .........£40,000 6 Tickets must each gain the Suns of ...... Besides the chance of St other Capitals of 11,000, &c. Btc. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have on Sale 'rickets and Shares at moderate Prices, at their old-established Offices, 37, CORNHILL, I 38, HAYMARKET, ms 11, He°, sr, And lei, Oxruan.srstarr, Wkly the last X 10,030 Prize, and II other Capitald, have been receniffavided among the Public. .. NEX F FRIDAY.—SIX OF X 20,060 ! r a t 'CA R. 12.0 LL, the Cnntractor, reminds the . Public that on FRIDAY NEX the Lottery will commence Drawing. The fellow* brief enumeration will spew the merits of the Scheme, which contains nearly 3,000 more Prizes than Blanks, including SIX OF ,820,000! The Two Prizes of Li 5,000 being entitled to £5,000 more. SCHEME. 2... of. ..... 8E20,000 Money, are X 40,000 2 ............... 20,000 Cooiuh 4U,000 2. .............. r'ito ......... 30,000 2 ....... .. 5,000 Monty ...... .........10,000 2 l,OOO Guineas 2,100 2... l,OOO Money 2,000 4 SOO Guineas 2,100 6 8..•• o 200 Money 5,700 of the Tickets which may be drawn Blanks wdi be en titled to receive, previous to the 11.1 of December, £i* each in Money, or may, ar the option of the Holders, be re-drawn, and ags.in take a second chance of obtaining the Capitals that remain in the Wheel. G. CARROLL bad the pleawre of distributing amongst his Friends tbe lasc.drawn Paise of .630,000; he trusts a continuance of his usual success win attend law Offices, No. 7, Comma., and 26, OZIORD-STIBIT, Where Tickets and *hares for the present popular Lottery are on sale at the following Prices as, viz. Ticket £i9 10 0 5510 9 011106th alitretath Xi 70 I 1 7 0 Half Quarter This day was published, In Two Volans's, evo. Out .GI. 4s. boards, Second Edition, of RAVELS in BRAZIL tiom PERNAMBUCO to SEARA ; besides occasicnial Excursions. Also, a Voyage to Maranam ; the whole ezbibitin``s Picture of the State of So ciety, during a Residence of SIX Vein in that Country. Illustrated Pones of Cesionsts. • By HERRYIEOSTER. 1 Printed for Longtnan r Hurst, item Orme, and Brown, Pater boater row.—Of whom may be had, The History of Brazil; 'Vol. I. in 4.0. price XL Ils. boirds. Vol. 11. with a Map of the Country, price Lt. 10s. boards. By Robert Southey, Esq. An Account of the Origin, Progress, and actual State of the War carried on between Spain and Spaubh America. By a South American. In secs. price 9s. beards. This day was published, In One Volume 4to. with upwards of 70 coloured Plates, price al 2. Ins. boards, DELINEATIONS of the CUTANEOUS DIS EASES, comprised In the Classification of the late Dr. including the greater Pan of the Engravings of that Au thor, in an improved State, and completing the Series as intended to have been finished by him. By T, BATEMAN, M. D. F. L. S. Physician to the Pabilc - Dispensary, and to tiut Loudon House of Recovery. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, Landon. The Series of New Engravings, representing those Diseases which should have been figured in the subsequent Pars of Dr. Willan's unfinished Work, may be had by the possessors of that Work, separate, price A*7 boards. Also may be had, Thk - Fourth Edition of the Purim! Synopsis, (with a Plate of the Eight Orders, beautifully coloured), in Bvo. price 12s. This day was published, in Five Volumes, Illustrated with Twenty-three elegant Copper-plate Engravings, price AL as. CHEMICAL ESSAYS, principally' relating to the Arts and Manufactures of the British Dominions. By SAMUEL PARKES, P.L S. M.R.I. Member of the Geological Society, &c. &c. and Author at the Chemical Catechism. " These Volumes consist of a number of detached Essays, all on topics it an interesting swore." Having passed some enco mium upon the Essays on Temprestere and Calico-Feinting, it is added, " Of the remaining Essay, we may say, that they all con tan useful information. but we think that the Essay on Glass and on Bleaching are, upon the whole, the most valuable. The detail is very interesting." After some observations of a similar nature respecting the latter Volumes, it is remarked that " these form a very engaging narrative, and exhibit in an impressive manner the great importance of uniting scientific research with pracdcal decade—Mosses xi 'Review. " They who wish for information on the subjects of which Mr. P. has treated to these volumes, will And them inustrated in a clear and perspicuous manner. The work will-be most extensively useful. Mr. P. has indeed bad way valuable tipportanities of acquainting himself intimately ern the principles and prat. ides of Inlay of Our Manufactures, and they bays not been thrown away upon him. He has availed himself of them with diligence. He has taken great pains to make his work really t.seful, and we believe be will lee (nand an intelligent and candid instructor. 'l'he plates, of which there are several' in each volume, are executed with peculiar neatness and fidelity."—Ect.ec tic Review. " le our last volume we prowesed to lay before our Readers 'tonic further account of this very interesting and entertaining production. We hoped to hive done 113 before this but Mr. Parkes's workfeontains so large a mass -of curious and original matter, that It required some tins, to make such a selection as might render Justice to so useful, judicious, and laborious a writer."—rals,osornicae , MADRIIINt. 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Patients in the Country, stating the symio toots or their respective complaints, enclosing the usual Fee for tdvme, will have the blanches scut to all parts of the Kingdom, with plain and full directions.—Letters to be post-paid. CURRIE and CO: Stirgeona,2o. 107, Hatton Darien. Pittway, FOR SALE BY AUCTION. At the Custom hou,e, HASTINGS, on Wznneseav, the 12th day of November, t A t 7, at Eleven o'Clock In the F.,e. t o txus , P r HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.- About 309 lbs. Black Tea. 4# Green Ditto. 78 Whole Pepper. 120 Bottles Dutch Drops. 6 oz. Nutmegs. The Goods may be viewed the morning of sale. Twenty-Eve per Cent. deposit will be required. TO THE CONSUMERS OF TIMBER, BARK, AND UNI) I.R WOOD. THERE are (inclusive otTIMES and UNDER WOOD ar various other Jescriptinns) alvive One Hundred Fhousand Standing and .Marketable BIRCH PEE• 4, the hest quality of British growth, FOR SALE, upon the hiacConell Estate, in the County of Inverness, which the Proprietor is ready to dispose of, pis cubic foot, or 'frees of certain sions, withoot delay Written 1.1. re from Dealers, addressed to Colonel Macitonell, of Glengarry, by Perth, will meet with immediate attentiou, at d Mr. Mac:eats, Factor on the Estate, wit point out Guides, and give every relevant int , ,rmation td in tending pairs:bassos, either of the whole or of parts. 'those Wools grow on both sides of the Garry, which pours its waters imo Loa livich, the summit of the Cai;lonial Canal; and, by eseellent Ruade ; this Glen cutitimmicates w,dt Loctmirn Head ante Fort William, both upon the West Coat, and wi;h Fun Augustus, at the head of Lochnese, whence the Canal has opened•its communication with the East Sea. N• 11 A fai • itu:tiber of years will be allowed for mannfacm • ring this Forest, w.tli prriod cal minins, upon un q uestionable security ; or a eomnii.sion will be alkwied on the net proceeds,to any person ea perienc , d its the management and convening thereof to the bess advantage, ample security being lint lotted for tits skill and conduct in .n elomg CONS PM ACT AT LISBON. PROCEEDINCS ON THE TRIALS. I, Lu a Comes Leitao de Moura, profes*:ed Knight in the Order of Christ, Judge ct the Supieme T,i bunal of the Port, with the functions of J..tlge in criminal causes, for the quarter ot Rua Nova, and writer named by the Court of Treason da In. confidencia), &c. certify, that in the critnin4 acts drawn up in the said Court, in conformity with the Royal Orders of his Most Faithful Majesty against the accused of High Treason, JoseJoaquim Pinto da Silva and ethers, there is recorded at folio 157, wire (i. e. on the second page of the leaf on folio, the first page being called rein) the sentence of the totter following :—Resolved in the Court, /3cc. Seeing these acts, which in execution of the Itnyal orders of his said Majesty were summarily instituted against the accused Jose tiwo de Silva, Ensign of the Regiment of In • fawry, No. ; /rite Campelto de Miranda; Jute Ribero Pinto, Ensign of the Regiment of Infantry, No. 1G; htsnuel Monteiro de Carvalhn, di.chargett Colonel of the Militia ; Gomez Fri** de Andrade, Lieut, atot-General ; Fraud co Antomo de Sousa, Civil Architect ; Pedro Ricarlo de Figueiro, Captain of the Re. gintent of Infantry, No. 19; Jose Frauciico da Norte, Mojae of the Battalion of Aitratiore• (perhaps sharp shooter.) us West Lis. Ion; klenrsq.le Juse Garcia de Moraes ; Antonio Cabral Cal heiro; Furtado e Lernos; Minuet de Jesus Monteiro, Captain of the Regiment of Artillery, No. 3; Manuel !goad° de Fignel. redo; Mazinuniano Dias Ribeatt ; Antonio pos:o da Fonvica Neves, second Lieutenant an the Regitn opt of Artillery, V 0.4 ; Federlco haron Eisen; Viristima Antonio Ferreira da Costa; Chris:nolo da Costa, Ensign in the Regiment of Cavalry, No. In • and Franci.ca Leite Sudre da Goma. _ D.ounciations in•S..cret, fol. 6, Verso, and fol. 42, Vaso, which preceded the examinations annexed; Inquiries that were entered into ; Documents annex ed ; Interrogatories which were put to the said ac• cused in their respective prisons, and their defence by the Counsel, who for this end was assigned them by the Resolution, totio 7 ; it appears that some of the said accused, neglectful of the fidelity due to one lawful Sovereign, and which has at all times been the characteristic of the subjects of his said Majesty, conceived the detestable and horrible design of. a re. bullion, for the .purpose of changing the Govern meat established by his said Majesty, and of rubst,- tilting for it another revolutionary one, with the title of Regenerating annuli, furnishing themselves for this purpose with diplomas on parchment, with the deno mination of Credential Card, with instructions and me me- thod for the acquisition of associates, with printed Proclamations, having the signature of Regenerating auneil, full of infamous and seditious expressiods, with some very little tables in Bvo. to note in them the number of the persons convoked for this in famous conspiracy; as also with the donations which they gave for this end, and with sheets of paper, which were the models for the form of the correspon. 'dente, which papers were destined for the authoriza tion of the Emissaries, who were to be sent to the Provinces for the engaging of associates, and which were delivered to two Emissaries a little before the 20th of May this year, on which was given the first denunciation, with the production of one of the said parchments, with the laid denomination of Credential card, with a seal of green wax hanging to a •- 0 * • and white ribbon,. and dated the 13:h of May, this year. 0121. ;minted Proclamations, and the other Papers above-mentioned, which formed the corpus &lei for the examination of the witnesses, some of the said accused having bought an English printing press to print the said Priciamations, which was seized on the 1 nth of Join!, tins year, in the form which appears from the Appendix No. 4, evident on the wh , :le that some of the sal( were the authors of the infamous conspirai co-operating and assisting it, othtrs some with an oath, and so:smc without that I WC 101111 4, it bring lid accused :icy, others associated, turoaality,