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N je . 1; °91'1 / 4 "0 e .: • . 4. • • • It . ' /is • •it 4un° 4 ,1!(1 - .. . • le.f 7 FRIWI,Y,I DEC!. B Lit P6OO. MBEit 5, 1817 P RICE SZVEN..! ENCS. ILINIC OP EAGLAND, &maks 3, tss7. THEREAS, by an Act passed in the 57th year ef h i, present Malesty's Reign, Cap. i is, twitted, "Ad to et , prevent the further circulation of Dollars and Tokens stu d tf the Governor and Company of the Bank of Foniand the coreenience of the Publit." it is enacted that " from ;;It i after the 25th day of March, .18111, the said Dollars Token , no lonpr pass or circulate. or be re vic.d in payment or exchange, * under a penalty not ea. i, g Else round.. nor less than Forty Sh flings: Now the said c um.: . and Company, in order to prevent persons from in. renrities of the above•mentioned Act, du hereby te. ut pi ci t t e piern to the London Gazette of the 32d day e ;Tv Wt. That the BANK will EXCHANGE all Sliver Pieces r a i d TO!CEN,, issued by ?bent at the respective rates of Ss • 6.1 tub, for the Gold or Silver current Coin' of the por t , or fur Bank Notes of the said Governor and Company, at tau option of Me Holden. 101.EZT BAST, Ureter, day was published, mice Is Ad. THE AUTHENTIC STATEMENT of the CASE or her Royal Highness she late PRINCESS CHAR LOT l'E of WALES; with some prefatory and conclu ding Observations. _ _ _ • This day was publisied, • Handsomely printed In Ova (double columns) and containing 95 sheets letter-press, T ake w: Vol. I. Thyt I. of T" ERIN BURGH GAZETTEER; sr, Gen graphical Dirsionary comprising a complete body of deo • graphy. Physical *itatiqical. and Commercial. Accom panied by An At.., conoructEd by A Arrowsinith,Hydragrapber to thl Prince Itegeiit. price £l. lie bAlf•bound. • Printed 'or Archibald Constable and Co. Edloborgh; sad Longmao, Hors,. Rees. Orme; and Drown, London. Vol 1. Par 11. will appear early this Month. tier of rebelr was about WM, and their attack ipon Captida Lefevre was evidently'with the intention & cutting off the retreat of the party stationed pp. th e past. Reports stn e, that four or five others wefilskar. but earned off, . • . . • ' ' • 141 Nit I.—A letter from the Magistrate of Cattack. Intimates, that the Pikes are laying waste the dic. ; irictin all quarters; that the insurrection is extendb.g itself iowards BAIRSOtee A company of the / Ith regitn. - nt left the camp this evening to fain Major Carter's detachment at Congparrah. the company caf the 18th regiment being ordered to return. . .11nlit 2.-1 think you would not be a little syprit. edto see, as we did this morning, the dawk e s corted Was ttujepore to this and back again by a Semedal'a narty . .i V 4 sepoys, although the distance does not exceed five miles. I fancy indeed this is not the only one, for other dawk ate obliged to be escorted like. wise. The 'Dianna!) of ape, and it is siii the only . rensaiiing . salt.worki re at,ople es us the Mah thou& dee, havelieen deitifiya bYthe trfftes. 'lt oli.reiniVa; ed that fresh outrages ate committed by die Pykes from Clung and other parts. Rata S.-.. Yesterday afternoon, inf.;rmation was received of Major Carter hiving sent out a party the night before, who su , rounded a villAge, and took a Sirdar and - sit of the rebels: the former was ordered to be hanged yesterday, and I make no doubt but . the others will he disposed of in like roaq..e.. We heard also that Lieutenant Peason hid •uc,ci Jed in getting hold of two, - some distance Is m Peplee, where he is stationed with two comrsco, s : and nr. 'dens have been sent, so report says, for their being hanged also. Lieutenant Herring has, arrivtd in camp aid) the light company 2%1 battalion 18th Regiment, from Captain Armstrong's detachment at Baujepore. rile heart that glowed with the purest Are, and beat with the best afteettons, is uow become a clod of the valley r—Lo. gates Serowe& Sold by Longman and Co. Ne 39, all other booksellers. r; and by BOOKS OF TRAVELS, Lately published -by Inuossistr. Hour, Rims, Oases. and Baowu. Parrrnorer.row t I. MENO! RS on EU ROVEAN .4nd ASIATIC TURKEY, from the Manuscript Journals of Modern Travellers in chose Countries, Edited by RORER r WALPOLE, A M. to I vol 40 Illustrated w tit Hates. Price se 4 . 3s, iu boat 'I. 1 his Work tantalum klanescrlpt Journals, and Remarks on parts of Greece, Asia Mirror. Syria. add Egypt. by late Travellers, and the Statism.. 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POI Till GRAVEL AND s.roNs, LUMBAGO, Ste• 111CKM AN'S PILLS are allowed to he the most socemsfol Medici'.. ever disaapered for elketually maw- IBC and prevent* tin future recurrence of all those Disorders Mins wise from an imperfect anion of the Urinary Omen; as limn and Stoop, Latinist% Pains In fleet and Citof 'Urine. k timbales chemically with the wreak! C i tdsiof,e. . °ll . disseives aid entirely carries sway the gritty matter thee istesed, and prevents iti future fonnat'so by strengthening se. aurally the winds Urinary System thus delivering the sareeing Pan: Its. the eurociedng victors" of those diseases without einem, or injury to the maintain% 'These Pills are comprised' el the men innocent Ingred , ents, and require neither confintment sir restraint of diet dodos their me. No grower recommends. then ma be offered of them than the fact of their hinny possessed' for many years pan the highest reputation that has evcr home& ' gifted by any Median., and in particular the woutenance and approbation og,many of be famitio Sold in hnzgo et se. ad. and I is. (by the Proprietor's Appoint• meat) by SUTLER sad Sons, Chanties, Ste. No. 4, Cheapeide, corDer of at. Paul's Chareblard, hoodoo, and No 34, Sackellio. Meet, Dublin; aka by the. Venders of Medicines to every Term la the Kiugdoin. THE Genuine Dr. JAMES', POWDER and ANALIIPTIC PILLS, are Prepared as usual by F. Nem eses and Sone, and sold by them at Ne. 45, St. Paul% London; and 29, Dame-greet, Dublin; and by their Agent, Mr.ffiampaa„ 15t), Oxford-urect. Mr. N Ewa CRT by Ms Affidavit, and by rgalu Deeds and As. atantruts, has proved incontestably his Property In obese Medi • sines, and his possession of the original Recipes ter compounding them, iii.der Dr. biss es's Hand; of which be time* Depo sitary. Ibe Evidence too of Dr. Wigs himself, in so Affidavit, published in 1777, has shorn. that he admitted Mr. Nemeses to be press et with him at the Process of making his Peter Pow• der—de snip Person DOW living who caa claim that atbraotais. The it-ntity of the Powder ;wpm' by bk- NassamiT, sad that by Dr. JAMBS is Mau amertaiiied by the Chemical Analysis of Mr. Profesee, iirandc, tad Mr. Aceuni ; and confirmed by the marked sanction given to Mr. Nei/agars Preparation by She most respestabk public bodies whose members are eminently qualified to j•dge el iteambenticity, and whose vatenive seders, be continues to supply. From these Fmts,whidt cannot be rammed by Bep4W l l. the Public will be mammal, that the aieenion of Mr. it. G. O. longs. 4 that the Compositions sold by Mr. Navraaav an sperieus,* le &palpable and piss dempuen s conveying ais bornesits eif Fraud and Perjury even against his Grandlatbet Dr. Japiy4 bijnaell l. Piers, IT Nov. 1517. a Nigynig rgasiCts 4. 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MANCE. , 'Lady Morgan Third Edition, with cur ' rectioas and addithiusal Notes, 2 vols. Mo. A NARRA I'VE ot a VOYAGE to SENEGAL in 1516, enderiekth by order of the French Governor:or, comprising an Account of the Shipwreck of tee Me&isa frigate, the Sufferings of the Crew, and the various Occurreittes on board the Raft, is the Desert of - Zsara. at 4. Lout., and at the Camp of Deacard; to which are subjmned Obiervat.one respecting the Agriculture of the Western Coat of Africa, from Cape Bianco tu the Mouth of eh* (iambi', by J. U. Henry Savigny. late Nurgetwn of she Navy, and Ales. Correard. Geographical Engineer, i vol. elm. 9. I'ALItB of WONDER, of HU VIUUR. sled of SENT'. MEN r Be Moe and Arabella Phimptre, it vols. ,21 is. 10. WOMAN; a Perna. By Eaton Sunward Barrett, Esq. Author of the Heroine, small aro. with several Wood Cuts, trent Designs by 'Flaunter% LIST INDIES. CUTTACK. MAY so. Last night. we head some shots in the jungle to the west of our tamp, and at four o'clock this morn ing the insurgents set fire to the village of Mucken Persaud. close to our camp. Several bullock men were fired at from the jangle, about eight o'clock, when going out for forage for their cattle, but no ac• cideut occurrtpl. A letter from Pcxwee of the 29th, mentions a party having marched out that day ten miles in search of some rebels, but. returned without firing a shot or seeing a man. A party from Captain Armstrong's lime this morning attacked some of the rebels not tar distant from his post at Bisejepore. in or near * village belonging to the Deuran or his son, who it is supposed was at their head i but, as usual, after they tired a few shots from the jungle, they were of., Some grain was taken, and the following Java party was sent to burn the Dewan's house. MAY 31. Between seven and eight o'cl ick, a con tinued firing was heard in the direction of the hulw which proved to be ao attack on Captain Lefevre's detachment. stationed at Khoordaghor, at he t foot of the hills, and on a small party of twenty men of his, posted in the stockade up the pass, eight of whom . had just coon dormto cooks loriunately the escort with the dawk was just passing, and saved them Iran being cut up, together with Captain Lt here's getting together as many men as he could, and pursuing the party as tar as possible. The rebels came close to a tank and some hats, and fired into hircaMp without wounding ip'man. One man was killed belonging to the, rebels, who. Was an archer, and in all Probability was obliged in come nearer than person with a suatchluck. Our party up th e pass bad one sespoy hilted, and another dangerously wounded, 'oho - died shortly after being brought lain oar camp. The nom= ST. PETERSBURGU, NOVESIBRR 3. It will be remembered that tr.e Connieit .r of State, Perarovius, Editor of the journal called thr Itipsian Invalid, collected subscripti ,, ns in order I. get to m e.. ther the btllll of 10.003 rouhl.3 iv to ransom bfajOr•Schiveivisir fro ,o the hands of the barbarous horde called the T.ct.etschinzi, and really sent that sum for the purpose. The M it is now restored to liberty; but in another ni ►nner: Maj vt General I Poem of the army in Georgia, has co.upelled the Traelietschinzi, who live in the plAins,to p y the sun icir I►is ransgm, because they had engatild nit to sit. fer any kussian prisoner to be c.►ndu,ted through their territory by their marauding lat.-viten Ot the sum received by the &liter of the klusiya Invalid it had been ordered that the fourth pat shall be glvea to Major Schwetsow, and the rest to the fundi of the Invalid, if the subset iptions Are not demanded back. HAMBURGH, NOVEMBER 35. The Corn:pendent of the 25th Nave n:: .r having quoted an article which appeared in the EnAli,ll and French papers, respecting the intention of the Paca of Egypt to declare lum.elt indepettient, and his overtures to England and Sweden to that effect, continues thus : " SO runs an artUe which has been ins-tied in an English Papa of 39411 October, ar..l in tip^ journal da Debais, under the head of Hamburgh, October 16. 44 From time to tune there has appeared in for,:ign Journals articles evil:oily false and fabricated re specting the abode of Captain Ism gel Gibraltar in Sweden. It was aia:ie known already last summer, by foreign papers, that the arrival of thii Officer in Sweden had not any political object whatever. It is. evident that such an article as the above can only have been fabricated with a view to injure Swcdc.., and to compromise it, not only wid: toe Ottuntaa Porte, but with other Powers. a The fact is, as will be clearly proved, that e sole purpose of the mission of Ismael Gibraltat establishing of f direct trade between Sweden al:sf Egypt, by a reciprocat exchange of the producao.is of both countries. Ismael has caused a cargo of tLe produce of his country to. be brought to Goma., burgh, ant 1e now employed in the purchase of Ssit... dish prOductions. As fin the unhappy fate which the crew ao f a Swedish ;fewl is said to have met with off Corunna; we need only remark, that Atli absurd story has come by the Wei of Paris and LOndon, and that in Steele; nothins at all is Moira of tt."