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e. •,:, t. . • . 4 • • • ' A ' A, • ( , f(,) 4 1i IC . • °llllO O I L t • ‘--111t FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1817. PRICE S EVEV- PPmez 01 1 RAGLAND, Jan. 16, 1817. .ne GOVERNOR and COM. BANK of ENGLAND did, by Public ,e 211th of Sivesuber, 1816, give notice, /ED ,T RE TIME' FOR RECEIVING Ili FOR ALL BANK DOLLAR 'ro - st the Bank, at the rate of 51. thl. of Novenaber, 1816, until the let day of renter and Company do hereby give notice, RECEIVING ANU PAYING the said FUXIN ER EXTENDED to the In ROBERT BEST, Secretary. 01 1 ORDNANGS, is e, lil7. PAL OFFIOERS of 1113 MA. INANCE I. henby :ha Mass, be received at their Ofhee In Palll-Mall, ,Y, the 23th of January instant, from be willing to undertake the Supply of Service of ails Department, for a Krlod •ntinable aster thy expiration of the kit year, \lout ha, at the option of either party. Articles may be viewed upon application at the Office in the Tower, and farther panics- Terms and Conditions of the Capered, Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, hours of ten and four o'clock, where the delivered, sided up and indorsed, " Pro- Hoops," but no Proposals can - be admitted butane, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the ill any Tender be noticed unless the party • in his behalf, shall attend. Board. R. H. CRAW, Secretary. _APT PAT' omc e, 13rd ✓ia. 1817. JONES, or big Majesty'r s)iip Tut. Creditor baying applied for Payment of a Debt ,bove.t►amed Seaman, amounting to £49, ghten to the nest of Kin or Exesutor, who Impeetor of Seamen's Wills and Power. for LE DANClNG.—Privatensition. 'begs leave to rttnin his most grateful fd the Public in general, fur the highly dis t bas so long experienced, and respectfully of their favour:. Lathes and Gentlenum ulreJ this aczohiplislatuent, or those who present fashionable mode, may be taped'. the most private manner to qualify them Mies, on application at his residence, Coach .fteet, Yoster-ial.e, Cheapaide. one hut personal applicasions attended to. "his day was published, lied in briny bvu. price W. in boards, :AIN BOY. A Poem. lu Four tin. By JOHN BIRD, Big. and George Underwood, $2, Fleet-street. us is obviously ia the manner of Mr. Scott, sierving of notice than any imitation of him acquainted. The fable is well conceived; • reader is kept up tbroughout."—Augus- üblished, in a neat Pocket Volume, price Ss. in boards, iN DISSECTOR ; or, SYSTEM :CTION, practised in the Hospitals and Lecture ropolis; explained by the clearest Rules, for Conspnsing a Description of the Muscles, Viscera of the Human bet% as they ap- Whit directions for their aksoonstratioa. Immense and Co.; Ilighlay and Soo ; J. Callow -mil T. and 0. Underwood, 32, Flow-street. OF PHYSIC, NEW EDITION. This day was puhltbleed, la pee lame and closely-primed Voi. deo. prim 14s. beards, THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC. Eshibiring the Characters. Causes, Symptoms, Provost's% birebid Appearances. and burrow(' Method of matins the MOMS of an (,'Meares By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. Pifth Edition, revised, sad meniderably enlarged. Printed for Longman, Here, Rem, Orate, and Brown ; Cada mewl Dohs ; S. Riede/ and Son i J. Callew ; E. Cos luta Sou; Lidwin, Cradoek, and Joy; Lnw and Whitaker; T. and G. Underwood. 814 Fleet.street; and Adam Black, Edinburgh. 'Fide day was published, price 4s. in boards. rArHE TERRA INCOGNITA of LINCOLN SHIRE,:IL. with Observations, moral, descriptive, and Mato. rice!, is original Letters (wriuen purposely for the Improvement ofYoath) during the month , of May and October, ISIS. By Mies HATFIELD, Author of • 1 Letters on the iinportance of the Female Sue. with Observation 041 their Manners and Education," and of w The Theology and Mythollgy of the ancient Pagans, dodkated to the purpose of Female instruction." " Such etudies improve Youth, they delight us at home, are our enjuruente abrtad„ travel with RS. and are our compa nions kithe co un'4 4 ..."--CICLIIO. Pr rartifor G. and 9. Robinson. IS. Patentoster.row. 'l his day was published, In One large Volume, Svo. price Ifis. in boards, ACOWA VIEW of the AGRICULTURAL, MERCI AL and FINANCIAL INTERESTS of CEYLON. %ilk an Appendix, containing some of the principal Laws and tutus of the Candisns, Port and Custom-house Regulations, Tahiti of Exports and Imports, Public Revenue and Expendi-, u.re, &c. Ike. By ANTHONY BERTOLACCI,Esq. Late Comptroller-General of Customs, and Acting Auditor- General of Civil Accounts in that Colony. With a Map of .he Island, compiled at Colombo. front the West Surveys, in the year Isl3.—By Captain SCHNEIDER, Ceylon Engirseer. London toted for Black. Parbury, and Allen, Booksellers to the Honourable East-India Coeimpany, Leadenhall-streer. 4- Al, A ItSHAL L's CERATE prevents and cures those troubksnme and painful visitants Chilblains, whether la a broken er unbroken state; removes the itching and Wane- Nation on the first application, and when broken, heals ins much +4 ter time than can be credited but by experience. Wound 4. ulcerated Legs, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, and Ulan of every demai n atiou, and of huweverlong standing, are effectually tared by this ecru... Copy of a e ter " Birmingham, June 1601. GutideM6ll—•A very sineular and Opponent cure performed ty Marshall's Universal Cerate demand. publicity S. Gabon, Li. had a MO of the name of Harris working, who bad been afflicted tor fifteen years with a most shocking inflamed and bad ler, insomuch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction; be had hero in the London Hospital., to the selt, water, and under our aeons tt this place for seven years past, when eight boxes of Marshall's Universal Cerate, be bought of me, conspleqdy cured biol. I shall think the proprietor is promoting thr cause 91 hu- Inanity, by publishing this case, and every opportunity of making it known will be embraced by your obedient humble servant, " E. Puscv, Bookseller, Butlastreet, Birmingham." Bold by Mrs. Marshall's Agent, E. FAwards, 66, St. Paul's • Tett, Exoh ange • S anger , Ozforkletreet and Ward, Hikes: Price as. ad. ad is. lid. MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. * But happy they, the happleq of their kind." Such is the language 4,14 040 immortal 1 mouton, when speak. log of the Marriage State. But to ensure . that happiness, it k necessary, as hive N Rt. observes —` 4 Mena taus, in corpora sano," to have a sound mind in a sound body. MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons is London, have sedelosisly devoted their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those disor. dens which so frequently embitter, and too ofteu prevent, that in estimable bleenug, matrimonial folkity. 'I he nunkroos appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the Ent tits. tinctiou, and the uniform success attending their superior mode of treatment in such complaints, *ducts them thus publicly to offer their assistance. In all cares of Debility or lieficlency, whe ther resulting from the the frequency of participating in the gale. des of fashionable life, the isobouoded indulgence of libertinism, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the =lad. and destroys the flower of youth, by produdng sterility In the on. sea, and impotence in the other. they offer a safe sod permanent core. To those who, from such complaints, are prevailed entering Imo the married slate, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities In silence, it must be consoling to knew, how ever difficult or ineffectual the cure may ho deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infaMble method they may be restored to al sound and vigorous constitution. A condo disorder, frequently coo traded in a moment of indiscretion, and every species of Vowed infectiess, by a mild sad never-failing mods sflratillogill is speedily and radically removed, without restraint la dist or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and Week, which they are stabled to cure in a .hort period, without recourse to the painfuldaagerous effects of die Caustic; references of which cam be given to several Noblemeo sad Gentlemen of hie respectability, who have been cursed in a very short period, after having laboured under strictures for natty years. To married Females, whale expectations of those tender pledges of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also a pleasing redo:doe to know, that by a proper peneverance in their remedies, the general health is renovated, and the inipedi mots removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be :narked by a mistaken kw, with the obloquy so justly 'packed to the ignorant entphir., think it but justice to thenuelets to state, that. they have been properly educated and initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, from various hos pitals, and testimodak from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a readout hi the warmer hemisphere of our eastern world, as well as In other pasta, emboldens theta to assert, that their researches having been tow fined to diseases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of. renovation to such as may labour under the detiheating effects of a life passed under the torrid zone. And farther, that having had o ppottunities, in their professional capa city, of turning an intimate acquaintance With the con. simians& habits of seafariug persons, they offer to them 'the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success resulting tram their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the gestate& Practidoaer, and they presume that their pretensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented confidence with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. To boconsulted at their house Idly (personally, or by letter,) by Patients at either see, with recrsey, delicacy, and. amnion Patients in the coontry are requested to state the particulars of their cabs, age, sad =teaser of livhsg, cocloinge reetittaske foe advice and medicines; and the remedies will be given or . forwarded to any past of the kingdom. GGSS and Canary's's" Savieric-street,Pitetedreet. , THE ANNIVERSARY FES I'IVAI. in honour' of the Birth-day of Ids Royal the DUKE of SUSSEX, M. W. G.M. of Free and Arceptel Mao .ris cf Eng land, will be held at FasawasoNs' HALL, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields, on MONDAY, the oth of January instant. His Grace the DUKE of A fliOL in the Chair. Tickets to be had of the Grand Secretaries at the Hall, and of the Secretary, i. HMt 11.EY, Secretary to tl.e Board of Stewards, Ncw Dritlyr.6treet, Elackfriars. • NI vr T. , . 9324 PA:V.I R 13 to 1'A.41( of the I erhour t.t, dated the . !h; ~..1 EXTEND] 131 GiViNt; VALUb ,t yS, tend...l , lft paym th, Irons the let day of 'iletuiry neat: s o w ..he said Govern( ?At the TIME FOR R i pl.l AK 'loKlitik ,14 of May near. Offiel frliE PRINCIP, JP,Str, ORD, Timt 1.; v 0..1. will b e s or bt!!ore MONDA' slth Perloo as may b I'.llloo '.l' .OPS, ft.r S of three yt,tra, determine 1011 Irmo of three Mt Sawle4 of the Articles Trinapel Storekeeper's C Er , , together with the 1 rely be known at the Sec any day between the hell l'rorsalts must be dab posals for Wood Moor afor the said 30th inns male day, neither will a tusking it, or an Agent it By Order of the NA riIHOMAS JON E N.—A Ceedito (Nei:oar the above-Dam Nixie- is lir re's, glven rri7 apply to the hapet fur , her informvion., "SIASHIONIABL 3: Mr. HOPKINS 11 thrift. to his Friends arn tio,cisltrd o teenage he thite:tr C,Mtititlarke of sr:ss Jive never acquir Peer not attained the pc beady instructed in the Ibr the Ern Assemblies, cabers' Nohle-stt :Ands atter.ded.—Nn Planturnety prints THE MOUNT, Cantos. A'rinted for Thrmass K The Wr.nt: 'ere acrd seems better otters with which we are ac asst lob:root of the tan deview, )10. £B. 'lbis day was i üblieb rrint LONDOI A. of DISSECTIO Imams of the Mr:ropo the 11,e of students. Vessels, Nerves, and i pear on Dmiectioo. Fifth Edition. Printed for Loogrnar L Cox and Son ; and 'I THOMAS'S PAC Th Tonne large aid clot Fr, HE MODEM J. Exhibiting the C Mrebid Appearances, °Make al all t.limarec Ey P.O Pifth Edition, Printed for Longest" awl peeks ; S. Hight, Baldwin Cradosk, Underwood, i 5, Fleet. 'rm. day wp rr' HE TERRA I. SHIRE, with 0 rice!, its original Late sfYoeth) during the I Author of " Lent?' o Observation au th 4 Theology and Myt the purpose of Ferns " Such studies imp OUP enjuy nems dirt as lathed umm."--Cia Pr ntedfor G. al In One large A VIEW of I MERCIAL and With an Appendix, c I. of the Candi Tabirs of Exports at 5i.,,, &c. &C. By ANT Lake Contprroller.l General of With a Map of it West Surveys, fn th Ceylon Engineer. London t Printed' to Ow Honourable E; MAKSHALI those troubleu is a briken or untwo Nation on the first ap ( %'ter time than ear Wound.. ulcerated *very denutoinadon, cured by this e c ru. Copy of a I.r ter " Gentlemen--A Marsitalee Unive kl• had a Mall of tb afflicted its fifteen yt felts Insomuch as to been in the London Pons ct this our, Mariball'a Guinn" bins. 1 shall think t Maa&Y, by publiablat it knows will be em "E. Pi Bold by Mrs. M Tußs Exchange trice list 9tl. ttad is. NEXT TUESDAY THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING. EXTRACT from the LONDON GAZETTE. THIRD LOITERY FOR lblf. SCHEME. I Prizes of 20,000 Guineas - 5,000 Guineas . . 1,000 Guineas 6 . /14:16 Guilleas 4OU Guineas 300 Guineas SOO Guineas 169 Guineas SU Guineas 25 Guineas 17 Pounds Zl2,o''o I 1 0,600 ▪ 2,2L0 ▪ 3,150 5,950 Slis 50 ▪ 2,100 1,580 2,310 21.000 25,500 8 . 10 - 10 . 16 44 • 800 i All . . . . . . 12,000 Tickets. tP120,000 First-drawn Prize First Day 1,000 GUMeas Second ditto ditto 300 Guineas Third ditto ditto 500 Guineas Fourth ditto ditto 400 Guineas Fifth ditto ditto 4110 Guineas faith ditto ditto 390 Guineas Seventh ditto ditto 300 Guineas Eighth ditto ditto 300 Guineas First 500 Blanks entitled to 03 Guineas rub. Fire-drawn Prize Second Day, 1,000 Guineas Secood ditto ditto 500 Guineas 1111 rd ditto ditto 500 Guineas DAYS OF DRAWING. lit, limitary 21. 1811. ltd, January 31, 1817. . 3d, February 6, 1817. November 9, 1816. 1: BISH. After our hearty commendations, having considered the fore. going Scheme of the Third Lottery for the year 1616, to be drawn pursuant to the provisions of an Act ;leased in the Stith year of his Majesty's Reign, we do hereby signify to you our Consent and Approbation thereof. Whitehall, Treasury Chamben, the 11th day of November, 1616. LIVERPOOL, N. VANSIT FART, LOWTHER. To the Managers and Directors of the Lottery. TUESDAY Next the State Lottery begins.Z.The First Eight Prizes drawn will receive front SOO to 1010 Guineas, and maybe entitled to WOO more. The first 300 Blank, will also retell!, 23 Guineas each. These advantages are of great importance to those who purchase an or before Tuesday Nest, as All the Capitals may be drawn the First Day. The Scheme was arranged by the Public, and has been highly approved of; It is also evident from the extraordinary demand for 'I tacos and Shares, which is daily received in Town and Country at the old-satablishod Once, 26. Cornball, of 140itnoBY and Co. Stock-Brokers. NEX r TUESDAY, STATE LOYTERY BEGINS DRAWING. First 8 Drawn Prizes will receive in addidon 3,700 Guineas. Fust ZOO blanks will receive YS Guineas each. SCRIM" CONTAINS 2 Prizes of 20,w0 Guineas. 5,01 Guineas. 5 ti 18 of 400 and SOO Guineas, and 70 of 2 O, WO, and 50 Guineas. and EIGHT HUNDRED PRIZE of 45 Gulneas•—besides the Small Prizes, which are 417 each. fIICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK and Co. beg leave to recommend to the attention of the Public the Scheme of the present Lottery, which with only 12,000 Tickets, contains the above splendid list of Prizes, and respectfully solicit their favours at theft Oates, Cornhill and Charing-Cross, where, besides numerous other Capitals, they have bad the good for tune to sell Golden Priam to a greater amount than any other Oise, N.. 431 - a Prize of - 25,000 Guineas 10,244 - - 250100 Guineas. And in the last Lottery Contract, No. 678 £30,000 I 11,794 XIO,COO 6,8411 10,0 0 0 &e. be. Sce. MONEY AGENCY OFFICE BURROWS, COX, and Co. No. 3.5. Hnivland-i street, successors to Mr. King, have the ecntunsid always' of from £3OO to stiOopoo, for Anon tie., Bills or Nolcs, or in say other manner suitable to the cilcumetances of the Borrower: as they •ucceed to all die. King's pecuniary connec:Ons, they can effect the greare.t obk cts, and make Instant advances to persons of known character.—Concsilt atteodance. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied ,with Money to any amount, on terms equal to mortgage, second on Freehold, Copybook', Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds. Marriage *dements. Wi.lowe Clergymen.' Livings, or any other PrOperty. Persons of respect ability may be accommodated on their personal security, and the business contrived without exposure or delay. Application from twelve to two, or teeters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, *sub-street, Berkeley-square. SARACEN'S HEAD INN,. SNOWHILL. UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. REDUCED FARES, by the-Old BLENHEIM. Light Post Coach, to Oxford, Woodstock,"and Whitey, Amish Beaconsfield and Wickham, from the SARACEN. HEAD INN, Snow-hill, Laotian, every Morning at a quarter pest Seven o'Clock. The LORD EXMOUTH, a POOL and RINGWOOD new Ishii Day Coot*; sets out at half past Ire o'clock in the morning, and arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the same sweetest through Farnham. Alton, Ahnsford, Winchester, Rom. my. and Wiegman. At the request of the Inhabitants, this coach runs in a day, fines Pool, Windsors% &c. previously to this coach starting, peesengers were obliged to travel by night. The Froprietors will endeavour to meek the patronage of those friedis who have kindly Inti- mated their desire to support this concern. SOUTHAMPTON, Lymingtoti, Winchester, and Basingstoke New Foer Inside Coach, at eight in the Dunning, to the George Inn, Southampton, only eight hours •on the road (breakfast la Londoti and dine at Southampton).—This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, St. Maioe's, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, Sm. WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingstoke new Post Conk, every afternoon, at three.— The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, /envy, Cherbourg, St. Maloe's,dtc. The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Coach, to LEEDS, 'HALIFAX, ERADFOAD, and all parts of the North, sets out at two o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives at the Goldin Lion Inn, Leeds, next evening, at six o'clock, through Stamford, Grantham, Newark, and Doncaster. This coach is intended to accommodate the towns of Leeds, Halifax. Bradford, and vied. city. It will knee Leeds at three o'clock in the afternoon. Pas sengers may conveniently come to Leeds from those places, and be in London early the next evening. GOSLING's M Ant. BOROUGH elegant Post Coach, arm* * HUNGERFORD, NEWBURY, READING, SWINDON, .AUBOURN, and RAMSBURY ; sets out at Seven &Clock in 'the Morning, twelves at Marlborough to dinner—comfortable eonveyene for chose travellins the West Road. EXETER., Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmcuth, Dsrunouth; and Salisbury New Post Coach, every Morning at nix &Clock, through Moulton, Axminster, Bridport, Blanchard, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. Only one night out between Loudon to Plymouth. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdon new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening:—Coaches tram Boston to Spilaby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL Flying Pust-Coaches,throughChippees bans, Caine, and Mailbdrough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn. Bath, and the London Tavern Tho r mstostreet, Bristol, seat Morning.—Coacba, to Wells, grid's water T aunton, &c. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green ' Mean. Du mfr ies. Brovmhill, Thornhill, Sanquitar-Kiln, Cumnoek, Kingswsß, and all Pans of Scotland, Camperdown Coals, Daily. YORK, Newest*, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Moceing.at Honing Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, RetforJ, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpetb, and Berwick. Pas/Gegen findieg themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they plisse, and then proceed on without any ad. &dosed Fare. I. Bwasea. the Black Swan, Casey-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Huff, Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Clash, called the ifinchin ham, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn. and Doncaster Poss. Coach, every Morning at half past six, to the Cross Keys, Mar.. ket - Place Hull. P HERTFORD. Ware, Hodesdoo, Waltham Cross, &whom, and Wortnlre, each every mormog. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Comfit, every Eve ohs. CARLISLE, Prnrltb, and Whitehavei rest Coach, goes with Four Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes through 'rough, Appleby, Orwatabrldlics alatatand, Catterick, Berougtibridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the Deane way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained ois the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the neat Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Knutstord, Stone. and Litchfield, Post-Coach, Galled 'lite Express, every Evening at. Five &Clock, to B. Brotherton's Saracea's Head Ina, Dale-streset, Liverpool. Guarded throughout.. The UMPIRE, a NEW LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only an night on the toad, carries four lashes and four Outside% sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next evens ing before seven o'clock, by way et Damnable, Woburn, Lath. bury, Northampton, Weiford, Lutterwortb, Hinckley. Adler. hose, Litdtheld. Stone, Ridgely, Newcastle, Knutstord, War. WAKEFIELD Pososeb, every morning at half-pait sta. LEEDS new light Coacu,called the Rockingham, sets out open Morning at Eight o'Clock; carries Four Insides only, and peer*. markably coy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, "Arad, Doncaster, and Ferrybridge so the Golden Liam, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. NotwithataiLlios the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road. being unequalled in Athoinusodation by any other. Only two guineas Wide to Leeds. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bohm), Cheeky, Onnskirk, and Ossitang Past Coaches, every After noon at Five o'Closk..—Guarded. SUNDERLAND, Stocker, and Yarns, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn. Sunderland. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, ianies Four insides only, every Af ternoon, at Two o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. MANCHESTER, Wilmslow, Congletim% Newcastle, Wain% land Wolverhampton Poet-Coach, awry Aftmosen.--Guarded. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Pasch, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and Teethes Birtniaghans son day a Noon Passes by Oxford, Flistuo, and nilpotent% to the Saracen's Head, RIM -street. Birmingham. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, sad Shlifeial Post-Coach. the Royal Charlotte every Evening, at Flee o'Clock.--Guardeth DOVER, Marpte, Reengage, Canterbury. Favoritism. Chatham, and Rocketeer, Post Coaches, morning and afternoon. A-MESTER and PARKOATE new Post Coed, Dads, N. B. Paramus and Parcels booked fee the shove Coasts% at the New White Hens CAN, Pieced*. LITTLEPORT RIOTS. The following sums have been " rateably and pro portionably" assessed, pursuant to the Act in that case made and provided, by an Order of two Justices of the Hundred of Ely, upon all and every the towns, parishes, villages, and hamlets, as well of the said Hundred, as of the Liberties v.ithin the said Hundred, to and towards an equal contribution, to be bad and made for the refef of the inhabitants against whom damages weir obtained at the last Cambridge Assizes by the Rev. Joffe VACHELL, clerk, in consequence of the rioters partly demolish ing his house and furniture in May last, viz; The parish of the Holy Trinity to Ely, with the banikt of atutitrey The parish of St. Mary, in Ely, with the hamlet • 193 7 1C.5 6 6 - 450 8 1 of Cbettisharn The parich of I):nonlism The parish of Litileporr The College in Ely (which includes the Deantry, eight handsome Preben.l4l Houses, many otheg, Houses ana.hunda. and of course also the vene74? rAble Temple or Cathitlral, which, M the worilt of the Auize Sermon, orss doomed to fall;) to be levied by the Constable of Ely . The hamlet of Welch's Darn, to be levied by the Constable of Downbeat 5 0 1 SO I 0 NEW SOUTH WALES. Extract of a letter from the Rev. Mr. Marsden - to the Secretary of the Missionary Society, dated Julie 7, 1816 :—" A vessel has just arrived from the So ciety Islands, but has brought no letters foe me, or for your Society ; they are on board another vessel not yet arrived. I have seen a letter from Mr. Da. vies to niy colleague, Mr. Cowper, which contains the mcst flattering accounts. I have conversed with the Master of the vessel and passengers, on the sub ject of the mission ; and all accounts agree, that a most wonderful change has been produced in all the Society Islands, and the spread of the Gospel seems to be almost universal. Pomare is become a, great man, and a pious Christian, as appears hints the whole of his conduct. I understand he is now a So vereign once more. His enemies made an atiack upon him and his people on the Sabbath-day, when they imagined they wool ! not defend themselves; but Pomare felt it his duty to fight on the Sabbath, in defence of himself and subjects. In this battle he obtained a complete sictory, and took many prism. iters o whose lives he spared, contrary to their custom, which has had me trit,A happy effect upon the minds of his enemies, as it has convirced them that the new religion is a merciful religion. Many have joined hint from the effects of his clemency." CONSTANTINOPLE, DECEMBER 26. The Congress of the Christian Sovereigns at Vienna and the Holy Alliance, excited very lively apprehensions in the Porte ; but the declarations of the Emperor Alexander have since completely dis pelled them. The strongest disposition exists on the part of the &Ilan to cultivate a pert - vet amity with all his neigh. bowls—and lie has of late been particularly marked in his attention to the Russian, Austrian, and French Ambassadors. In the audience of the last, his High ness expressed his particular satisfaction at the re storation of the Bourbons, and at the renewal of the amicable relations which had so long subsisted be tween that House and the Ottoman Empire. and subsequently a Finnan has been issued prohibiting all adherents of the deposed Emperor Bonaparte from taking refuge in the Turkish dominions. GERMAN PAPERS. LIEGE, JANUARY 1. From a private letter of good authority we learn, that the Embassy sent by bis Mejetty Louis XVIII. to Brazil bas entirely faded in its object. The lira zilian Court has absolutely refused to give up the province of Guiana, claimed by France, and another proposal made by his Majesty the King of France nas been uu better received. GHENT, JANUARY 12. The price of corn has risen at the Brussels mar kets ; there was a disturbance for some moments, but this slight effervescence had no consequences. The arrondissement of Ypres has just made its Budget of Subsistence. By striking the bal.!.re be caeca the harvest and the consumption up to the Ist of January, it appears that there remained at that time about 115,0()0 hectolitres of coin in the hands cf the inhabitants and the farmers. in;ninuois of the amoral consumption being 222,000 hectolitres it must be for nine months, i. e. till the harvest of 1817 can be used, 161,5:/0 hecto litres. By this calculation there is a deficiency of 51,000 hectolitres. These statistical data are the more alarming, as people, who are fill e d exportation is to continue in spite of the nation and 'of its representatives, and in spite of the universallterroeret at knowing itortsla what distress is. cry with w ahsitcloaibhnin SWITZERLAND, JANUARY 4. The arrivals of corn at Basle continue i last mar-. ket day there remained 5154 sacks unsold. Tbis a bundance has caused the price to faU; that of bread also has declined. BRUSSELS. JANUARY Is. (ERODE THE LIBERAL, OF JAIL 1134 P. S. We have a letter from Lite of January 10, which says s—og A foreign Colonel named Halt has just arrived in this city : be is charged to arm the tortresses occupied by the Allies, and for this por rose to withdraw (rem our citadel, and that of Douay, all the French artillery which is still there."—Who can foresee the conm.quences cf 'Vial a measute, doubtless consented to by the Government , at a time when the English arm y is at its lull complement ? £216 12 2 £3170 10 0