Star. — London, England, 1817-09-18 00:00:00

•04 * 4 I. t _ <lO4 O v 4 OS I 4011 G. I ,7AL tr,V . . 1 , . tir •1veN , 046 • P -r l 4l ta t . XI) t Liter N I; 31 DER 9333. THITRS DAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 18 i 7. PRICE SWF N -PENCE, TO ARCHITECTS. V!i.TS COUNIT GAOL awl HOUSE of CORRECTION, JUS !'ICES -i the PEACE assembled at the Wilts Quarter Sessions, having resolved to Enlarge, Al te r.atol Amend she COON FY GAOL and HOUSF.of Colt- P.i.o I lON. at Fisherton Anger in the County of Wilts, so as to provtde proper, Separate, and distinct Places of Confine 'vent and Airing Yard'. fur Sixty Felons, Ten Bridewell and t4,s.se of Correction Prisoners, and rhirty Dtbtors; and having reprd to classing the Priativera according to their Seats, Crimes, And Putrslinients; and providing convenient Places for the Law ployment of those committed to Hard Labour: All Persons vril ling to 'tarnish I)I.AW. for this purpo.e, are requested to sewd the same, With Estimates ar.d,,Vropotals for their exectrtiolt, to Pty Office, at Wilton, near Sabsbory, on or before the iOth day of S , :,,ettnber utat.—Tw.nty.five Genet*, will be paid, as sa •.norary compensation, to the etrsou sen ling the Plan, &e. u',ich shall be ino.t approved of, but this compensation is not to he paid in Cage the Person pending the suite shall be after , wards employed in carrying the same into etecutlon. Architects are particularly requested to attend to the utmost ecNiomy in forming their De-agns, and to confine themselves to of the present Gaol and Land belonging thereto. JOHN SW AY NE, Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the said Comity. WILTON', AUGUST SO, 1817. the Preto, si,4 sptedily will be roblklied. In Three Vol,. 4to. with Mapi draws by AITOMMith, A HISTORY OF BRITISH INDIA. - By JAMES MILL, Esq. London t Printed fot Saidwin,C:ador.lt, and joy, Paternoster- Row. eAST•INbI.t ho USE, 814. 17. 1817. THE COURT 11 DMECIVRS of the UNITAD COMPANT f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trelietz Si,ter EAST INDUS, 46 herd" taw traria, That the peewee Interest of S per Cent. 40 the Compare, Bowls shell tame sad determine ea the Ste March nest, hung which day they ere to carry Interest wily at the rate of Four per Cent. per Aram ; and that the Propriaten of Bowls be allow!! to beiey them Is to be marked until the 110t6 February; and that see& Ikeda at blue not be anatied on at Wore she mid !Om February, 'ball be paid Woo the /aid tut Mirth, with the Interest dot therms, and from that date mansard fhorde sball one nary awry Interest. J/1 AIRS COB 8, Severer,. THOMSON'S SYSTEM OP CHEMISIitY. OD the eth of October will be published, in Foul' Vols. tiro. SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY. By THOMAS THOMSON, M.D. F It S. Ste. Ste. A New Ediiion, entirely recompowd. London: Printed for Baldwin Cridoek, and ?ny, Paternoster- Arw ; and Win. Blackwood. and Ball sod Bradfute, Edinburgh. CI I Y AUCTION MART, 68, CHEAP4DR. NOVEL. RY FHE AU rHOR OF SAN ro SEBASTIANO, In the Preto, and speedily will be publi‘hr.t, in Flee Vole 12nto. OSA BELLA ; or, The Mother's Msrriatte.— AA. By the Author of ' 4 Romance of the Pyrenees," " Santo Sehariano." /Le. London ; Printed for Baldwin, Cratloek, and Joy, Paternoster. Row. rIPHE Pannease STOCK and • v a ii et y o f 115.r ee n s . I. minus Eters (the Property 4 distrened blamer/claret., Trainman, and others, who are compelled by the heavy pres sure of the limes to form an immediate market), ner&seir.e of every descriptlm of I.INEN and WOO 1.1. MN-ON Phet*- - , HOSIERY, rich cur OLAMS, CHINA, TABLE and De..: sear SERVICIS, JEWELLERY, FANLY LABINFT WARE, CU 11.ERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLA fa) coUIA, Ice. lee. which are daily -ON SALE BY AUCTION, tj CARROLL, the Contractor, has the pleasure VI • of announcing the following Scheme of the New Grand Lottery, to his Aricas and the Public. satisfied that the peensiff •f it will be sufficient , o secure their approbatism. It contains 7,1G0 Numbers, Two 'Delco!' of each Number. !a the Prue, and.opeetitly will he published, In Three Vols. tome. MAPIZRS ; a Novel,.. Un sot tronve *Convent un plus sot pour le l ire." London : Printed Tor Baldwin, C.radock, and Joy, Paternoster- Row. SCHEME. £20,000 Money, are 60,000 2 20,0f:0 Consols 40,000 15,106 Ditto ......«......« 30,000 2. .............. .. 5,000 Money ...... .«......10,000 ................ 1,000 Guineas 2,100 1,0110 Money ...... 2,100 4 6 ..... 200 Money 10 SO • • ....... •• • •••• SO Guineas...« ..... 1,050 300 2l ()gigue ...„....... 2,103 3312 First Drawn Blanks to reteivelloMoneyeacll3,l2o Net. drawn Blanks to be redrawn 6th 6700 Dec. or to receive £l2 each ea or 66,406 before Dec. 3d. • 3340 Last drawn Blanks to males AS lionsisath 5,040 Liss Prizes, and only SASS Maim £1111,175 Etch of the .e 15,000 Poses to bass £l,OOO Mors. The Eishch-drawn Prias abase £2OO to bass 11110,000lirawiy More. The First Drawn Prise id Day to have 430,000 Mors. Tickets at.d Shares for the Ne r Lottery, which will sonsinsies Drawn.' as the 7th of Nossoisia, sod which, as do Nola seal perceive, Detrains DIY Prises of Aftlo,ooo. an on Ws at die Cotract or's Oakes, No. 7, Gait ■uo, and VC Dana:sort atoll velure 7,725, the lag Prize of limos ever draws, loss Said in tbres—Al•yl.ran4.ns foe favorite Nitosho's Amid be nods as ta t as rsa.iblit, to potent doappasinnient. CRESWICIL Piper-Maker. N 5, W . JOHei-.5 ra lET, OXIVAD-STRIBT, LONDON, has at length succeeded in his Maoism, so as teak& a molar Supply ot SUPE&FINII BA ni WitirDSO.PAPilt, roiled; "l i mb ! du unta.iafros vit'eli hat-pressed Paper Is tow ob viated, sad a facility hitherto ntaluwarn gins so weft web • e thin rolled Bath Post, If. pgr OM, mashie nowt A Paw per quire. Swaw don roiled ditto, reeve, lb. per ram, odic! le about Penes per quire. Superfine think rolled Bath Post, 345. 54. per rema, which is shout Nine Pence per quire. Superfine thick rolled diuo, name, ISS. id. per rem; which is about Eight Pence per quirt'. Half Reams sold at the above wholesale Prices. Drawing Papers, roiled soloed', or rough, of all sixes. The whole or the rolled Papers are :narked with the Name of CRESWICK? Patent Aceount-Beelts, made of rolled Paper, of oN Sloes, of cwassows Paper. 'PILAU)) counteract the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the enemy a &purism* composition ir prepared by Day and Martin, dory adopt a new Label, in whirls dub' address, 97, High Holborn, conspicuously, that they west an attention to this, Tesoro( the type, which Is unlike all Irma-press, enable purchasers at one* to detest the imposition. The Japan BLACKING, m. 4 byj)AY and MARTIN, 97, lolborn, will is Wore be sold in births at ad. Is. and each, ands espy of the Label left with ar Venders. DAY AND MAJLTIN, VI, High Haws. HE CAT AND THE BOOT] err as IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS. As l one rnornint shaving Sat, For dinner time preparing, A dreadful howling from the Cat Set all the room a staring I Sudden I turgid—beheld a scene I could aot bot delight In, For in my Boots, so bright and dean, The Cat her face was lighting. Bright was the Boot—ks surface fair, In lustre nothing lathing; I never saw one half so clear, Except by WAltAltlell Hummel (Wasssu! that mane 'ban tut Si bag As beaus and belles shall dash ma, kinnonallsed is every song That chants the praise of !Salon s For, oh ! without his Btaittaino, all A•tempts we may abolish To raise upon our boots at all The least of jet or polish.) Sitrpris'd its brilliancy I Timed With silent admiration; The glase that on the table stood Wai'd dimly on its station. I took the bow, the glass displaed, For soon I was aware The latter only was disgrsed Whales, the boot was war. And quickly found that I could sha'e Mach better by its bloom, Than any mirrur that I have Within my drawing room And since that time rye ofuna amird To think bow puss was frightetelits When at the boot she tuu'd sad toll'd By Waiaasn'a lisactrano brightest% The above truly inestimable BLACKING is wpm, by This day was published, Handsomely printed in *vo. (double columns) and contahilag 23 Witco Letter-press, price Vs. Vol„ 1 . part 1. of THE EDINBURGH GAZETTEER ; or. GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY; comprising a tom. piste body of Geosrapby, Physical, Political, Stattitical, and Com ments/. The object of this Work is to present to the Public a body of Geographical infornsation ' complete in, all its branches. l'he physical structure and the grand natural features of our Globe, with the various dependant Phenomena, will be illustrated with a coplournms and precision a. yet unattempted ; the volition and elevation of every iiiipnetant spot on its surface will be fixed with accuracy; the Extent, Productions, Manner,, Caverns, Com. mace, and, in short, every thing interesting relative to the vari ous Countries into which it is divided, will be amply detailed, time an investigation( ail the most original and authentic sources of information in the different Languaees of Europe. In the coodusies there will be givers a General View of Astro. minim* Orsurephy, and the Construction' and Use of . Maps; also TOW of Cab; Weights, and Measurer, of difiereut Countries; the Geoera Position of Places, die Tunperature of mates, Ike at Mountains, and whatever else an reader As Work a mrspiele body of Geographical science. C0WD27101045..1. The Work will extend to Six Volumes Soo. printed. Enda Volume I. consist of Fifty Sheets, or 1 11 1als ga tatired Pape Utter-press. S. The Prim of each Volume Will be Eighteen 'Shilling in banks sad, In order to mit every class of purchasers. the Work will come an perieteally, Pane. or Halt Volumes, price Nine Shillings each. • • & A ban, Or Half Volume, will • appear regularly tat the int day of each succeeding three menthe. Printed fee Archibald Constable and Co. Edioburgh ; and Loopy!, Nun; Rees, Orme; and Brown, London. Win have also Just published, • An Atlas, eonalating of SS Maps, constructed by - A. Arrow. smith, Hydrographer to tim Prince Regent and engraved la the Ant style of the an, price ii ISt hall b ound. MILLARD'S EAS INDIA, HAMBRO', SCOTCH, MAW CHESTER. AND IRISH-LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE. j MILLARD respectfully Informs Merchants,' 0/ • Proprietors of Blaine. and also Families, &c. arriving is Town, that be km recently inspected, personally, all the prin cipal Factories for the egress purpose of rendering his long hot proem improved Establishment worthy the notice both of the Foreign and British Merchant, and of those Families who have honoured him with a -distinguished a patronage, and begs to in. form, among the various new wicks arrived from the different Faetaries are, the fine French Cambria of the beautiful Video dames make, and Cambric Handkerchiefs, Foreign Damask 'Fable Liars, Foreign Holland, the First Fabrics of Inds Linens, beds is 7.alu and 4-4ths, anti on which the fullest rebate can be placed for durability. The choicest India Muslims, both for Gentlensmes Cravats sod Ladies' wear. The mat val uable India ersd °than Shawls, Marseilles r ants . Printed Furnitures and Co ,lotend LIMP., Long Cloths, labia Covers, floe Welch Flannels, Muslims embeddrired with gold, silver, kr- Pelisse Cloths, Nan keens, liao lime* Table Limn, Disaides for Funilture, Ike with %misty of amides adapted both for Ye and Morning Dress, peculiar to the Howe, strider sad ecosomicel Showings, and a new and bratmlid article of Froods Oak adapted purposely for the wear of Ladies aod Mims of alegel r dokacy. softness, and durability, with the adeliMer of peculiar ocsoolnYe terms of the House wlllcomlope to be of the first consideration, and no mend price ever mode. The Wish. Chinni for Ladies' Dress, and the Poem . Tube Cloth for Shirting, Su. by the Place and in *lre Cases, Itimportadom hasher ilsonilding new liatablidunents, ko. sod Ladies Is.. 4 . pponielses, cirri's/a the most liberal freatment /47178=etthe Inionlitage of selecdn re. g from the Ara and u a v.... ........ 4 •••••.. •• ...... • 2 0 SO 300 3 3 , 3 First Mr Net. e; S7OO Bee. befo 3340 Last sirt Lisa Prize., !echo' the •rl: The Eighth-dui More. The First Dravn Tickets atAl Shat Drawit.g on the 711 perceive, unstains Cuuract or's Cake where 7,755. the klares."—Apphean, 12117 u 1 .0••ible, tc WiLIA.Us JOHN-S bat at length sumo Supply of SUPER "hereby the grew , ' vlated, sada facill Common 11110. Superfine tbin Eight Pewee p Superfine thin about &vet. I Superfine thick about Nine P Superfine thick is about Eight Half Reams sok Drawing Papers The whole of th CRESWICK." Patent Account • cheaper than of cc 'PO counter* made to Imp stead of the Olessui I we induced to ada , It placed so amyl Tuld the dalkreoce ▪ MR enable pure! • Real Japan BLA 4 lityh Holborn, wi A It. 61 each, and a Et r• 'I I HE CA 41 - imPRI L. As I one tt For dl: A dreadl Set all Sudden I If I caul in For in nt The C *?'" Bright et In In Ltrf I never gl Excep -so As be lounorta That I •, :r For, oh I A•ten To raise ce The It cal Siwpriet With 1$ The glal xrl Wax) • I took d Far sc The hut cc. When Lel! And qui Much e Than ar Will And sin Toth When w By W The above tru hold by mon hers, Perfume sue bp e tles, id. arelvii 4 #.g."l/7.644 o. se, STRAND;VONDOK by mon Boot-maken, Omen, Irestatongers, Brush- Perfumer, &s. in every Urn in the Shirlein• io ad. sod. and la ad. ask. N.B. Ask fat WeisaStee ilischlfg• sad BILIOUS IRELBOULSAITIES._ THESE common complaints, so productive of dis• trestfrocia oedemas% frequeet nausea, flatulence, defer d" aPPedull 0 1 • er paha ba the dint, weight or pressure imar ever the BIM eat great deyre.sion of spirits. are Mewed by rpwsiers TONIC PILLS. 1 hey study i;i l6 die b.Wik, dome sad strobithen the stomach, restore the 9 PreSISWMPSIIOO9 sad adu and regular sewetion of lino As oho/ do not amain mercury is any form, they are ells* ode us MeidOlN, and require aso unusual restraint •or libudene•iiThey ate prepared by John Towers, Professional Che. ofist, 6, Litde Werner -street, twar Hai toularden • and may be hod et the Oemilne hdedkkaa Warehotwes in Lo a and hi mot Provbecial Team, prke ft. id. 48. ed. sod in. pee bur.-- The larger shoes lowa a great seeing to percbasers. MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, PURSERS, an gibers, having to mod or take Abroad Medicines, are Yenned, .fiat the Sale of Dr. JAMES'. SAVE& =D I V and ANALEPTIC PILLS, (preparations know* r and used In story part of she World), is abogetbar withdraws fres Mown. Neesbary, by Mr. IL G. O. James, sole Proprietor of Dr. fames, the Investor, and transferred by hiss and Sons, Chemis es and Druggists, No. 4, Cilligialds, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard, London, and No. illll,llaatelle.street, Dublin; of whom only these invaluable Me , 414N1s benevfortb to be procured, wilt the usual allowance; _ _ -.A _ nowise every ocher genuine Patent or Proprietory Mediclue, and Drugs and Classical* of the beet qualities, upon the mo►t ad• vantagoons terms. N. B. dea. Panay, and eery desairion .f Medicine elicits conightely ilornisited with Medisigns, Dirocdons, and terry re. VAile soilaikier di WPM*. This day was publlthed, handsomely prinicd an one vol. scu. Illustrated by four Maps, descriptiv e of the Row,. les. hoards, APICTURESQUE TOUR thrmiglt FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, on the B.tNIIS of the RHINE, anti through Part of the NE I HERLANDS, in the Year 1816. " Alumina amens, Sylvasquer " Cedar and piste, and fir, and branching palm, " A sylvan scene; and as the ranks ascend " Shade above shade, a woody theatre Of stateliest ye w ," aszLTon. London Printed for J. MOWN.' m, ftti, Ludgate-street. By whom also are just published, NAmt attire or VoTAGI tO HODSON'S BA T, In his Majtltyl ship Rommotti ; containing some Account of the North Eastern Coast if America, and of she Tribes inhabiting that remote Re sits*. 3y Lfsut. F.dward Chappell, R.N.lleatly peintedin leo. Illustrated *ids Plates and a Chart. Ms. boards. The Hurroat of CCTLOY, trots the Earliest Period to the, Year 1615; with characterladc details of the Religion, ;Aim, and Manners of the People; and a Collection of their Mor el' Maslen' and Ancient Proverbs. By Philakslico, .1 M. Oleo 'co which is subjoined, Robert Kiwis Historical Relation orate Island; withal' amount of Ibis captivity daring a pertodet nearly twenty years. ••• These two Works, width are thus oohed In one large vo lume, contain a greater divereky of valuable Inforataloo tbao has ever yet been besought together respecting this most inspisetant Art of the British Empire All descriptions of Readers will find something to intrivst in the present publication t the curious will be gratified, the thoughtful instructed, and the Indolent amused. Handsomely printed in one large volume 450. lIIIIIIIMC4IWith. 16 Plate., and • Map if the Island. 42 1111. 6d. bawds. A CLASSIC/1 Toua 1111141/011 ITALY. By the Rev. John Chetsvode Ilostaat. A new Edition,revtled and enlarged, 4 vols. uvo. illustrated with a Map of Italy, 'rest Engraved Plans of Churches, and Index. £3 lo beards. Me same Book, in 3 vols. eta ,C 5 ss. in boards. .1 YL MAP OP ITALY. II minima. se. Mr. EUSTACeS LIITTIII frau Pisan to GIMIGIL I ist Tenib Edition, Swot 4L_ _ _ 'Putts of ALIXASIDAI A Dissermition on the Sarcophagus brought from Alexandria. and now In the British Museum. By Edward Daniel Clarke, LL D. Handsomely printed in 410. with Bee beautiful •Plates by Mediand, lee boards. ESSAYS 011 711 s PICTOSISQUE, s. compared with the nib. lime and the beauti:ni ; as.d as the is. of studying Pictures, fur the purpose of improving real Landscape. By Uvedate Price, Esq. Neatly printed. A new Edam, erkli'considerable Add 4; Lions and Impnivements; 3 vole. svo. ail. 7' boards. LITSRAILY IiISTAILT of the lasiinta Attu. Comprehending an Account of the state of Ledming, from the close of the reign of Augestus, to its revival in • the 15th Century. By the Rev. Joseph Beringion. Needy refuted in one large volume (487 peal 40)...111. es. in howde.. , • 'The Woate of Tnereas OKAY, Fen. • • The Utter of the Prelim Work has been most kindly favoured with amity sitting Letters of Gray, hitherto 'mob- ' haled. of the greatest Warm, .as well as whh the Originals of skamr. Of. the Letters, leery inearcecdp published,. and much altered by Maces. Ile public is therefore presented, for the fhb 'time. with Me authentic and valuable Cotter poodence of Graf. Tit' eddidosal Letters in this Work are Ow only extremely inewesting root thdr number. lint for their Muiseic merit. The dents ons and alterations by Mum are rvirculdli and the genuine 111110Milibt of Omelondiettly &Mowed. he Editor is also wielded to by before the Public many cati ons Varieties' to the pttodpel Poems of Oray, in Ms own Hari& writing. Edited by the Rey. John Mittord. Elegantly printed, and embellighed with two foe Portraits of the Author, In Y vols. 410..14 4.. board.. The Lives of Ur. John Donne, Sir Henry Wotton, Mr. Mir and Hooker, Mr. George Herbert, at d. Dr. Robert Sanderson. To which is tow ant aided, Lore and Truth. lly Isaac Wahoo. l With Notes, and the • Lite of lb* Author. By I homes Zoo* D.D. F.L.S. Prebendary of Durham. " These were honourable men In their generations." Eccles. *1.7. The Third Edition. Handsomely printed, In I yob ern. Ens bellished with Portraits, Xies.in boards. _ MISIOIRS Of the LIFR and WRITINGS of SIR Pausal:hamar. By Thomas Znocb,D.D. F.L.d. Prsbasdary of Durham. Not boa tby Me, our bare • but what thou Ilea 0 Left well bow bog Cr slleft, permit to Riau's.. MILTON. The Second Edition, dewy eto. with a fine Portrait of Sir MS? Sidney, beautifully engraved by C. Warren, Li. Ss. boards. Remains of loos I WZODKLL, late of frowsy College, Cam. bridge, being a Selection of his rreepoodence, a Republication ' or his Prolustunei Juveniles t an Appendix, containing some Ac count of the Author's Coiltetisots, MSS. Drawings, &e. and of their extraordinary disappearance,precetled by a biographical Me moir of the Deceased, a d illustrated with Portraits Picturesque Views, and Maps. by the Rey. Reber: I ws•ditell , A.M. the Second k.chtion, augmented . by a Vindication of the Editor, against' certain iublic.uion. of the Earl of Elgin and others, together with Y Index ; etis. i. Ss. boards. 0 ,, • The Vindication sold separate, price Ss. Gd. sewed ; and the VindimAion, with Index, &e. Ste. w complete the First Edi tion, of the" Itensaine." pries se. li. sewed. ACCOVNT of the EXAMINATION of the ELGIN Box, at the Foreign Office io Meriting street, on 7th November, lets, In a Lenin' to James lost, lisq Barrister at Lew. By the Rev. Ro bert Tweddell. 410. Is. sewed. A ear the WitALTII, POWAR and R 330101011 of the Barron Ennis, in every part of the Wilma) ; a general View of the Value of the Lentletand other Progeny on the Unit ed Kingdom, and In all Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, imploding the East !tidiest the Animal Income arising front Agri. culture Mines, Minerals, !Maud Trade, Foreign Commerce, Navigation, Fisheries, Ike. aa. Tae winds illustrated by copious Stalistical Tables. The Second Editiou, revised and enlarged. By P. Colythoun, LL.D. itiejal Ito. .es. es. boards. By the .use Author, A Taxams un Inotatttcc, exhibiting, front authentic dney nights the present state deb, Paver System, with maims. sug potions for improving the moral habita of the people, reducing' 'the parochial rates, and promoting the happinese and semidry of the community, by a dmainution of moral and criminal offences. lieu. price 7s. 041. boatels. • Also, A DILW ST111" LSI of PASOCIUAL EIWCATION for the Cuts.nass of the LASOI/11/10 .1 4 1101%/t v itlkiA4l(.4•44l.ihriate improvements. lITO prig its. ed. not Ls of Anscneestr the YININGIII, In Greece, daring the Middle of the Fourth Wintry, bei..re the Christiaa Airs • transiaLed stem the French of the late Alal?* EanitelelelY fu Which are prefixed, Memoirs 011ie Life ot i.J.Banhelceny, wrltten by him sell, in 1792 and 17111; 'with a Portrait ut the Author. 'P e • Tbb Edition has been carefully revised and corrected by the tau Paris Edition, published frost a Copy, in which the Lue Abbe Bathelinny bad made noinseruns collections and additions with his own band. i he Map., Plans, Views, said Coins, contain several additional new ones, and are all Irum new Ditsigns, in general on a iarger seals. 1 be whole have berg rtoengreved fur this &haw a the translation, sad ere executed with an accuracy, niftiness, and tie ; sauce, which rends, thew, to that respect likewise, much supe dor to those of the former Widens. kisnilseinety printed, in nix vow. dm antla seventh in ate. containing Map, PissiS, Views, and Coins, Mown. ire ol the Geography and Antiquities ui Aueteut 'Greete, a new Eslitioa,beiug the Fuck price Ls. Ca ImArdi. 14.5. A few Copies are printed on Superfine Royal Paps r, with Proof lobprtssions of the Pastes and Mats, price *Ai. Of. in bds. Ey Mr. MOA At Use City Auction Mart,fil, Cbeapside, continues in limn-aging attraction to draw a crowded audience, who* confilence in the respect:44lllly of the Establishment is highly/interior; to the Pro prietor, and insures his cortinaance rat giving a full guata!itee of the perfection of all the Property that pusses through hi. issnd.. Saleevery Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven o'Clock. PARLIAMENTARY The following are extracts .from a great mass of Parliamentary rapers, ordered by the House of Corr:- mons to be printed at the close of the last Seuion, and just published : A return in part has been made of the gross pro duce or the ordinary revenues of Great Britain dur ing the last twenty years, together with the aggre gate payments made nut and into the Exchequer.-- We shall give in brief the sum total of each year : Year aiding lan. 17911 Total Revenue X 26,810,829 Ditto 1799 - Ditto 33 8.5t,337 Ditto 1800 • Ditto 38,865,024 Ditto 1501 - Ditto 37,741,8:44 Ditto 1802 - Ditto 39,67;210 Ditto laos - Ditto 41,031,747 Ditto 1004 - Ditto 42,71ty195 Due 1805 - Ditto 60,164,443 Dino 1506 - Ditto 53,045,771 Ditto 1507. . Ditto 58.7tii ,559 • Ditto 18011 • Ditto 64,t14)509; • Ditto 1809 . Ditto 67,050,i; i 8 Ditto . 181•.': .i 2 .: • ph to 70,1:4 , ,,t!Yti Ditto . • 1811 . . Ditto 74,04(),:41 • Ditto - lel! '-• 1 • Ditto 71,113,:.88 Ditto . • tall : . ..e. • Ditto 75,4 37,01/ ' • Ditto . 381 f r - Ditto 79,448,111 Ditto - "1813 • iii - • Ditto 81434093 .Ditto 1818 - . Ditto 85,5ti.703 Ditto 1817 - Ditto 75,02t.,c1s Our Readers will be struck •at the prodigious it.- i crease just° short a space of time, the gross tay.cs basing been More than doubled in the course of tea years. • . The unredeemed Funded Debt of Great ti;"-i1 and Ireland, as they now form ont joint consolida:ed National Debt, In Brest, and Sinking Fund: The unredeemed Debt of Oreat Britain and Ireland 4,92,801,17 C 8 S ; The Sinking Fund plsrea , :ed front Ist February to let ii.urtset 10,46i,457 0 o Sinkilig Fund for the Debt ;arable in England wag, on tyre let Aughst, per annum - 13,344,434 13 1 The Annual Charge for the Debt, in. eluding the Sinking Fund, was 44.093040 9 4 - - - A return to an order of the House of Commons, dated Stith March, 1817, states the total offici.il value of British produze and manufactures exportied m Great Britain to Ireland : In the year ending Sth January, 1815, at £4,265.1111 8 8 Jo the year 1816, at - - 3,557,273 10 10 And in the year 1817, at • - 8,025,517 1 3 The same paper states the 'declared value of the said Exports in the above interval as follows: On the sth of January, 1815 . £4,412,015 11 1 Ditto - - 1816 3,555,563 IR 8 Ditto - . 1817 - 2,623,016 18 10 The number of gallons of spirits.imported into England from Scotland, in the year indiag the sth of April, 1815, ivas ' . . 1,748,151 From Ireland . - - 4C8.993 From other places . . . 8,332,776 Exported from England - n,434,768 Ditto, for the year ending the sth April, 1816, From Scotland - 1,360,380 From Ireland . I. - 1m3,1421 From other places - - 7,ric6,052 Exported from Elielam, - 8,2n0,0211 Ditto, foe the year ending the Sib A k ira, 1817, From Scotland - - - 1, 262,5,2 Ft um lre!and - . . 2o,ticu From other plar.t - :. 6,1.10,4'4 L.:ported Irom I.ogland • 2,73.3,017 The quantity of Irish Linens impotted into L ui . land in the year ending the sth January, 1817, was 41,204,854 yards, Of which 32,603,032 new retained tbr home cuunimption. • • A return horn the Custom.house of the Port of Liverpool. dated 24th June, 1817, states that the ,Collector and Comptraer . have not .1117 personal knewlecire or the seizure or refusrl to adinit to mut any Wion;leti or Bay Yarn from I re l an d at that port end that :.i•er the strictest inquiry of t h e several di; cers in that department, they do nor find that any occurrence of that nature- had taken place. The total tin:unity and official value of British ma. I.utactured CHk gocids, cap irted from Great Britain in the year enslyig the sth Janitary, ler, watt—. soil*, of ;Ilk only,itietbaing sitar., and crap e ., quantity 11,57111 b. 1508-i-012ciat elks. iff7l',6lB 4 11 Sto.kiugg s gloves, srwmg s ilk, g Le. q,,, w i ty , Sl,Stiin ) 4 0z..-Offiejal vale, - 89,501 5 9 Silk mixed with gclii and sliver, quantity 43113..6 oz.—Oflcial value - - - 181 .O 11 Stuff. of bilk and gr.,grain yarn, quantity i 651 b. 5 al.—Official value 6 . . 38 2 1 S.uai of silk and. little or COMM, quantity 34,2521b.--Offid4 value - - - 11,801 17 /1 Stuffs .)finlk and eversttd,q2andty 73,6691 b..— Oficial vaiue - - - /7,727 17 4 Total onlcial value ur tls • .4 ! v).ED,I lb u IWOgriaTIM CAPITAL Grand Wrisantat,. by llaonnarnon and Sets, belenged.to a aided Clergyenlas, for 4 5 Gar neas. cow 78 Galan,; Square Piano, 16 Guineas; ditto at .24 Guineas, as good as new; ditto, with three Walsers, quite new, for SO Guineas. Al,o, one of the best toned. Cabinet Piano fortes stands we ll in tune, with two Pedals; and Silk Front , as go od as new, tar Sc Guineas, slop price 110 Guiness.—May be wen at Mr. Watien's, No. 5, Leicester place, by day lig h t.—. N. B. Packing Cases can be bad reasonable. PORT WINES AND WHI rE WINES, IHE CHEAPEST IN THE TRADE. TT THORPE a nd C o . o f l oog • e stahlished tele- A. • brity, 4S, Haymarket, London, reveetfully acquaint their Customers lind the Public, that they have for sale, for ready. trsoaey, Port Wine, Old, front the Wood, good Ins 345. per D ozen. quality, and excellent light bodied Wilk* Spanida do. do. . :Ins per Doze& Country Orders attended to on tensival of renut.onees