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4, 4 • • ~•. • 41 -"` Pri 14. • ' 4 4'. 1 , • 1,4 ' Om 1 It . I , ~ t l~~Y f 1 >`-t .t " c!!`, (i605.] MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 181:3. [l.Rzel= SIXPrNCI .iiirrA.LirrENwY. •-••.••••• 111 m rATRE-ROYAL, DaURY-LANE. -115 palisENT IWENING, Nov. 8, `their svrv,int s win perform (13th time) a d ew Comedy, Aett, taned FIRST 111PRESSION8. To will be added tbe,Comie Drama of 1. TOR TRIO% :\ND TIM DEUCE. im kl:ssions•, with The Turnpike Galf. i'Elt l'A It LIAM MALTA ASTD GI gRA LTA rt, MAILB. tVEEE.LY RETURN OP VIE IiTATI: OF THE PUBLIC UEAVILI, iiseg TUE 2 iTII SEPTEMBER. CA IE3. Lataret PROM THE GIBRALTAR CIIIIONICLIe OP SEPT. I S. • MUSE OF LORDS, SATURDAY, Nov. At half past. two o'clock the 1...0 Cii4NT.CRL. bon took the 'Woolsack, and ltptt short time er be proceeded (having adjourned tbaipuse)• syhth the Mover, and the Second e r o f th e Addr ess, and the other Peers present, to Carlton-house, in or• der to present the - Address to the Regent. Sept. 1,5 is Town. 3o Oet 1 X l'lt ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - . .111,'ul PRESENT' EVENING, Nov.B, will pctr, rinea.the 111%1th-teal Play of • ra I4NG. HENItY THE Firtn. wilt he added the new Melo-Drama 61 4 , . „ ta'i t : l4 - 15 LL;EIt AND Ms MEN, Xrtaxerzei, The Sleep Waßtir, and Midal: Picr t 1 . • , . ...' • , ' fiLLI.NG-01110E, Oct, 27,1813. 1 14 . ILIF ISS/OIVERSfor Vii r :TUALLiNG r 4 t,44I4,IJESZ:r.S. Ar.,411i . do hereby giVe Notice, I ' i r4ti zt?.' h ;i a ^*,,.. - Nroienzbti- iii.X•t; they will be rad!" i ' "6 , '": "". ` . ~ •, L i treat br a l e I lle 4 tklers in ion:iv, 6realed .up) ax . ~ . I` 4 : 1 !?;9 14 °f BUTTER, anti One linndrsed and .1 Ift y .1;, 0 - . h 7 ( .. ki . P •ESI?' 1 to tic delivered o . ne . 11alf thereof I: . i'i n, : ko la ' . an't , i4e .'other. /hit in an e Month afterstdrd in A r e ,t... .it't,Y.s rictualling Store's at the Poiti a,.d . t '''Pottiolfr undermentioned' ► vis. P Butter. Cheese.. eptiord , s '' • -' 70 00 Tons: Portsinniltl' ;* ' '' ''3o ' ' . '' 40 Pl3uiouth :'''. ' 0 ' . ' " --- . , insi , 100" 150 Tfris. . . ,: 11° , I "; Gne Ilundreel TAueandDAVlNii for the ser t'" ' ine lloke-hotme at lie ' tfoi.d, to be delirerefl tido . the ,c. l , ''''''a!lf"tf,Store 1 plain, P e ralf theriof in a Fort tti,,pyrome, 8 " that ,ictzt of I: , 114 ti it c %u n t t her rat. I !ruff in the spare of One ' A7,,,, i ,„ 2) 4 t! be paid Arr by Bill,t, payable to" . 14 inte'r'est, 7, °vlftri. date, • ' 4 , y ,: o i : see '4lll tt ions of the Contracts mzy be seen at the Sem. No ~.. °k,42e t _will b e had to any Terrier' in which the Price ~ s4""° le ihrertefl.in words at len g th, or that shall not be 4. 4 01 to the tiorz?(l J!efe,f e O ne o ' C czka lach on thiet rims 4.4''t4't 44 2Vaue ''°ee next, rear a tikes the Person who ' i.. , : 1 ,44 71-ridei . or ; ,ente Person t cm hi s behalf ) atte"d't en IN , 0 ,Itlt lfrif;7; t l iLr‘ ive OFFICE , Nov , 6, 18 1 3 . . G y, ,' .4+ l • 114 Ca•VMISSIONER 44 tl i d tr, ' Sfor VICTUALLIN oot ?w e 4 .0571,••s AP .4 qPy do herby glee Notice, TI •at l i fo o t o , l 49 ' 14 ' IN instant, they will be rose& to recei ve dl ed 44 ilfs z y 4 ,.. " ' ia ng. (seated up), and treat for T wo 11.41 tion.l 4fi ltA ' ' 44 41, IRON BUTT and One Hundred and F ift y t " I I V 1 0 0 tantifadasedfrorn thc • 2N, 4 3 / 4 4T HOOFS, to n Eig ht Ip. • bo ) , , t44,4 7p .t o 6, dillikhoetj in the course of ."‘4 „..‘ - "I? Proportions, into 44 - t r n iest.Y . s rict " /- 14 lc 4 4 /"./ 11 as 4 la bt P 44l l°' %I 11114) pay_ IN i nt . I'= for d 1 i l lc Co n@ i, 6*ll l iVinety.44va ifteir dolt. -.l4l,t)yeeTg°" of the Contend noisy he Hen at the Secrc -441,1 1.941 t Will Le had to ally render in ookiNt IA:, P rise 4414 . el 4in words of kngtA, or tint J. ig 4 1. 4to 4 to/ no t sid. 14 4 Nil to the Dottrti. lntfin'e One' o'clock on th e sa id tit 1 .. Ike A • idnt nor uss nle the Person, who maker rot tat ins ) 4. lor itopm "Person on, his attends, to answ er * , ..7 ls tiere f 0,,,, LL I I.,NDRED iNtvrtrty GMNEAS nEwARn. - 4 . 4 the following BANK NOTES of ONE tttoesAND POusus, viz. ,:: 1, clued ieth September, 1833. ditto Ditto. ih,44 ato 3d Ditto. ,1 4 X,AN e u r Ftvrestore the same to Messrs ., BLEASDALB, Mt. w and Co. Hatton-court, Threadneedle -street, are, Mt. 'Myr, at Goldsmiths' flail ; or give such in -14,, 4 : 4 will recover them, shall receive the above Ite ptZistht: equal proportion for each of them. t ftti, "tended Intl . ff ectital means have been taken to 1 , tit c irculation. e Itiq.24 ki i C. WRIGHT, Beadle, Goldsmiths' Hall. huh anonymous Letters which Messrs. Bleasdale 44,Lteceired respecting the above Notes, hare been ' 44 e to attend to. I ri kkpr, • SECOND DAY: 1 t h#0 11 4. t . t.,; 'I . and SIIARES,"for the present State '4c4 b eit t ot f n a d r r r o t . d No tT . notiz4r,alitlyaatl 2. surf: OP THE WHEEL.. 1, '", • ...... Prizes of Z.90,000, , 4, .. • . .......................... 'l,oo o vtit o •• • ........................ ',coo 't Itbit Y t d Dra w , v i z . TIWPSDAY NEXT, Nov. 11. it! 1 4 4,11 4 , 4 /TEEL, and only ONE DAY to t"• —l4EXl"rit IJESDA; ,•NOVEMBEIt i lib. 1, '' ' ' ....... of ' L. 20,000 I. ....... ..... • , ... ....... ; .............. 3,300 ji, 1,,: ., ... • ....... ............... 1, 000 ilot st .,.. ....... ............. ... SOO th , t Pi ri :/t kW .......................... 200 isti tw Proportion of 1001. SOL and 201. Prizes.— ‘ 4 1 ..4 . ` 1 ,„"L1e, I : 1 I "'n'ie above 1, - ,ni. will receive go,oool. in ad. l it '144.1.';4e. % I 't 411 t '' ' S and %MILES warranted undrawn, are ,f, Jr 1 ,, _ . 11 4 I), p ' 'lin Co. 's the Contractors, Offices, ....„,c,, l q ~ufltry,t No. :tf, Aldgate High -1 tpd...! ' hiaifig.cross; i street' 1 11 , til" --: "'"" --: —...-----.——.........—.--......-- Nis, tre ! reAdy to attvance, with prOmptitude 4,6 1 ,0,,,, t ,, , ,7: ) , ft legal Annuity Interest, (in Ireelrold, 41 4 ) ,2 1 ttle tsua l t a ) _Qr Funded Property, Rent Charges„, f4t5,72!1 A,,, lo l. l, , N yidow.Toiutures, Wills, Clergymen's iiisr, t 7F o rso w 1 ,, '1,.. floods. 0 r of th,3"tween Nine and Five, or by letter, to 4. attanal IMisk, Ni', 8, Lower John-street, Itittp rs o ' Magnitude will be preferred. A - . pito f titk't7cll4l----Tlt4l-71-I\7----I) I.A—NtILIES Alllt-IVIN( ' [I 1 \1)/ tv 11 BItOAIS. ___ i _ s , iris. 'I A' ' t ' i ; ,i AItEIIOIINES, No. 16i,Clik; ls' L. t 0 0 . 0 , N;'ve, tll ': I itIETOIt begs respectfully „si l , .WARtIIOUSES contain thee usual rill, ~: al,,t entneest Linens i Damask, and oter .... ~ sad : h .4ili td n tl 4l _ t _ k .gant P . tip' itUrel; India Go o d s ; L' a lu . s it0..4, carious ravat, s and ,i,ther Nil tr falls e nd Lacv; Veils; Latepresse 1 I cat. akt) ,',.?*.is,--indii Shawls, Teheran, de n, _,..,__., and. other India Islushn • VI, tlini.,"rk4tan bitto.—The new Patent Shirti_l7 ; 4 441. tViv ii ,' a. 441 White Chints for Dress (sold Nx . cets the I' i eee; uolut Fut, itail,,, , rehonses).--Diopers by ~b.‘lfr.;-,,! HtMll3 litul Muslins for Ladies. . _ en) ~ 'l4l.l4kilic,, Lapartation.—Gotnis hy the Pieetand I, ) klilt Z ll 4 o":''''..-The Trade supPlivd• tut 14 % I t l l' /4111cluully executed. and the Goods en tered,,. .t. _oustk and Silippild Niitilatat troubler to the 4 ~ %Iv a , tuolsts, It; ebe:splide- , K .? :,~ ~;,. F ~ The Serapis came in from Mahon the begin ning of last week. tefore she 'left that port a vessel, had arrived from Malta with the ielcome intelligence; that the tiolence of the malady bad considerably abated in the latter island, and we are happy to learn that the Dasher, which is also arrived in the course of the week from PalertnO.., brings accounts of the same satisfactory descrip tion. 14ROCLAMATIOT4 By hit Exeelleficy Lieuteciant-General C. CAr.irsELL, Gover nor and Contatander-in-Chief of the Town and •Territory of . Gibraltai : TN Excellency the Liantenant-Governor, in consequence Of the following 14port of the Board of Ifeatth, is pleased to declare his intention of sanctioning all and every precaution the adoption Of which inay be considered by that body as csl jiedient, under existing cireunstanCes, the same as if the dia.'. ease were Contageous. GivOn at Gibialter, this 18th September, 1813. Dy his Excellency's . counuand, F. STQKES, A. Sec. • titract from the proceedings of the Board of Health, dated 18th September, and referred to in the foregoing Proclamation : " A fever of a suspicious type having manifest ed itself in this garrison, the Board recommend that the issuing of clean bills of health be sus pended. The Board has divided the town and garri son into 34 districts, which have been placed un der the superinteu(htnce of . the most respectable and intelligent inhabitants, who are charged with the removal of the sick, and those having t.n.t communication with th i ern, to the Lazaretto 'and camps of observation established in the neutral ground and Windmill-bill. From this arrange went and from the prompt and extensive assist ance atfor4d by all classes of inhabitants, there is every reason to hope for the happiest result,— No 'efforts will be wanting on the part of this Board to render the situation of the, sick as little unpleasant as . circumstances will permit." The following return of casualties, since the 6th instant, will siicw the state of the public health Sept: s, 10, '-- .Is,„ ••••• 1 1 15, -•-• 17. Scot to the Lazarctto, dn. do. do. do: do. do. do, du. do. dts. dn. do. 40. do. do. do. do. Sept. 9, • e• • 10, ... 11, 12, 13, 14, -..... —. 16, 17, Deaths ix La:ere:to, do. do. do. d 4.1. do. do. do. do. do. - Sept. 8. 10, 11. ▪ 13, -.0 14, ▪ )8, ." 6 ". 17. Dratio in Town, do, do. do, du. 'do. • dn. do. Total deaths from the Bth to the 17th Sept. 33. Remain Sick 38. ItEm.taks.---Several cases have occurred in the military, but they are of a much milder type than that which appears among the inhabitants. Ex clusive of those noted is within, the acaths of the. troops do not exceed five to thiX day. The num ber of sick at present in town does not exceed ten. A. D. GILPIN,' D. 1. Hospital,. W. W. FRAseR, Surgeon Major. FRO't TUC GISRALTAR VIIKONICS, or suer. 25 The following is a Statement of Casualties, an d the actual number of Cases since our last :--- .Cent to the Lozaret. Sept. 19 - 10 21 . 49 - - Id Tot4l 110 Deaths ix the Lesarel isd General Ilospial. Sept. 19 - - - - - 4 30 • . • ' . 5 90 • - • - • I 91 - - - - 9 Death.► in Town and South Sept. 18 - - - 2 19 • . • - - • - - • 5 Tot4l e$ • 79 l'ittat heath, Etemnin in 14strIrei - et itsgAstes.4—llie number of sic4i in the General Military hospital iy it and 95 convalescent*. .1. D. 4%. fitl.Plti, Deputy inspector of Iluspitati. W. W. FP.k.SER, Strgeon-Naiur, Gth r a!tar, Mb Sept. Sept. 95 ..‘uth 21iilitary - 1 - - 31 Oct. I A total New Case., ihArits. la: area. IG6 Scpt: 4b ~iG Oct. I 34 Sept. 25 4 26 - Sbythl Q ldtpital. .110.spital - - :10 Oct. 1 Total Deaths - 155 (*errs Dead. 2fith Regiment.—Capt Child, Lieut. MahnnY, Dr. Taylor. ith Veterans.—Lieuts. Courtenay and Tewlantry. .1. D, A. Gilpin, De_puty Inspector of Hospitals, W. W. Fraser, Serjeaut-Major. N.46VAL NE \Vs. 2ooEn, Gov, 7.—llis Majesty's ships Illus trious and Le Ttgre'went past this afternoon to th e Downs, having under convoy the following .ships of_ the homeward-bound :East India fleet, viz. Lady Castlereagh, Carrington, Lord Gren ville, and :efan, and thel,oudon whaler, Snake brig, and Cape packet. The Lulus Indianian and Camperdown .whiler parted conipany, but are ex 7 pected tri-morrow... _ _ _ PoaTsmooTft, Nov.7.—Arrived ye(:terday his Majesty's . ship Stately, with a fleet, from the coast of Portugal ; the VeneraWe and Horatio from a four months cruise off the Western Islands—they ,o under •quirantitt4 for touched at Cadiz. Dropped down to St. Helen's his Majes ty's ships Montague and Leviathan. The follow ing convoys are this clay (Saturday) appointed :--- his Majesty's shipindui for the Mediterranean Lattrei for the Brazils • and Cape of Good Hope Severn for Bermuda and the Bahama Islands ;- Qusea for the West Indies ; and.. Cutouts for the Downs. Arrived to-day the Urgent gumo brig from- a croize. Sailed his Majesty's. ship Cadihus with a fleet for the Downs. The Spitfire takes convoy to the coast of Africa. The Serape store-ship is released from quatantine. We learn from our blockading ships, that the two French frigates which lately escaped out Of Cherburgh' were accminpanied by a large corvette and a brig of war. Thl q sailed on tie night of the sth nit. during a strong". E. gale. A ship of the line, to mount SD guns, was launched at this port uu the 23d ult. ‘Vhen the Scheldt was list reconnoitred, the whole fleet, excepting two frigates and a guarchship, had gone up to Ant.i well) from Flushing. H A aalcu, Nov. 7. —Sailed the Auckland packet, with a Mail and passengers, for Heligo land. The Lord Duncan packet, , with the mail of yesterday, will sail with Mr. SHAW and Mr. MILLs, the King's Messengers, at eight o'clock, . for Gottenburgh. PLymour, if, Nov, ,6.—Arrived the American schooner Aiiable, from France, iii hallast„ bound to America, sent in by his Afajesty'S ship Mag n ifi. cent ; alsO Frived the Arrow schooner, With a fleet .of transports from Passage; an d t h e Sylvia cutter from the Coast of Spain.—Sailed the Presi dent frigate for Cork ; aud his Majesty's ship Ma dagascai on it cruise. PALMOUTU, Nov. s.—Arrived yesterday the Di ana packet, with a mail from Cadiz, in 23 days, and to-day the Duke of Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in 10 days. The Diana packet is put under quarantine, in consequence of am Ame rican Gentleman a passenger, having died on the passage of a fever. • r: &L, Nov. 7.---Arrived his Majesty's ships Tigre anal Illustrious, with the East India 'fleet,. two ships from the CHpe, and 3 from the South Seas-;' the chief part of them sailed for the River. We are extremely sorry tbat no necovnts of the Sir Godfrey IVebster ore received by the fleet ar rived yesterday.—The J n piw:ed from her April 24 ; two dayb afterwmds a tremendous gale came on, in which Nhe was only saved tom foundering by cutting away her mas'ts.:*The Ann bore awny 1... r the I sic of Prance, where :.;he•arvived on the 15th May, and sailed from thence on the' 13th June, nt which ptriod nothing had been heard of the Sir Godfrey Wet.cler. The Holm company'3 ship Marquis Wellesley, Capt. LE HT,..i.wc, was unfortnnately lost in Bom bay harbour on the 16th April. In coming out of dock she went upon a rock; the c! OA' and. stores saved she had but snail part of her cargo, on board. The fieet trhtler Admiral Yot , sl-4 sailed from the gowns fur the Dutch coast. cry Saturday. 11OUSE . Or COMMONS, LORD motiPtTn's Mr. limn Su mt9Ea could have wisl►ecl that• some Member of more 'weight than him Self had drawn, the attention of the House to'the notice th;it had been . given on last Thursday (Lorif MORPETteS, On the subject of the Speech delivered sit the close of the last Session by Mr. SpEAKta.)---The dig nity of the House, and the character of the dis tinguished pe►tison whose conduct it was the object of that notice to bring under diseus'sion, required that business of such moment should not be pro crastinated, but should be brought to a speedy decision. Should no Member, there kite, of more; weight and experience than himself take up.the subject, it. was his intention, on Monday, to sub mit a motion to•the House respecting thatitotiee.. 'The CHANCELLOR of the fixenntau:t►t rose -to subunit a motion to the, House in which he'was sure they would unanimously concur. He flirts moved, that that part of the Prince Regent's Speech respecting the supplies for the emitting year, Should be read. The motion %Vas agreed to. Part' of the Speech was then read. It was tesolved to grunt his Ma jesty u Supply ; and this kcsolutiou was ordered to be referred to a Committee of Supply ots Monday. Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up a Report from the Conunittee on the Expiring Laws, whieh was re ceived, and ordered to lie on the table. , Lord CASTLEREAGH appeared at OK NAG anti stated his Royal .Highness the Prince Regent to have been waited upon respecting the Address voted jay the House, when his Royal Highneis had been pleased to name three o'clock that after noon for receiving it. The Set/O(En observed, it drew near the time which the Prince Regent had named, and suggest ed the propriety of adjournment. The House then adjourned ; and the Speaker, in his state-carriage, accompanied by the Alum bars present, in their carriages, proceeded to Curl ten-lrbliu-, to present the Address. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Saturday being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the, Judge,s waited on the Lou CELLOR, as usual, In the nrorniing►, ana from his house proceeded in state to their different Couris. coon' OF CHANCERY. , The LORD CHANCELLOR, INIASTF.It or tne and the ViCE-CJIMWELLOR, took their seats on Bench, when, utter sitting a few minutve, the 11.1Asrett of the 1t0r.r.4 took his leave. • The LonD CHANCELLoIt proceeded, to the ordi nary business of the Court, but was soot► altei-I called to give his attendance in the nouse.of Lords, ►►nd the V►CE-CB►ANCELLOR COiltintted sit. tiny;, and disposed of a number of new ;notions. COURT OF KING'S BENCH', Nov. 6. GOODALL V. FIETCDER. After the' snal routine of business on the corn• mencement of term, and the justifying; of bail, was g me through, Mr. SCARLET moved the Court iff a new trial, in the cause of Goodall v. Fletcher. _The grounds of the motion were, that no one witness was pro duced on that trial who could, from their know ledge, give any reasonable account of the plaintiff anti his wife living comfortably together, during the last eight or nine years; that the Attorney General, who conducted the plaintiff's cause on that occasion, was pleased to state to the Jury, with all that energy of langgage for which he was so,remarkable, that the defendant's guilt was ag gravated from the circumstance of his being the confidential attorney and adviser of •the This however was not the fact; that the letters, on which. the Attorney General had laid so lintel' stress, were all written after the criminal intimacy had taken place, and were consequently not writ ten for the purpose of sedm:tion.--..-The Learned Counsel here explained the passages in the letters, which had, from evident misrepresentation, been made' to imply, that poison was contemplated. Coutt - r.—She had eight children by her Itni hand, and DO doubt the Jury viewed those letters as written.for the express purpose of creating an undue impression in the mind of the plaintiff's wife, and considered them an aggravation, of itis refused. SPORTiNti. NEWMARKET THIRD o czToDE R, OR xiouciwroN. AIf.P.ZING, 161:f. • SATURDAY, NC/M=ll G. • Air..llatson'A ast. 1211). beat (cu, Gowees Lodonn, Bst. R..M. lovs.---3. to I agst Donis. Mr.lticr's Don Cossock, 83t. lib. beat lal Suffield's FT.o. cuspoetnt, BA. 314. AL 11, 1 on Dm, Co4sack. 1,1 Dvt:o beat. La G. 11. ton. 6.4. 21b..eacb. iloOgs.-1 to ton Ofia s s Pylse. 11an6.:;:i. Sr.•ei:loatil....s Of null's. each, Cgs. forfeit if tleclorsol v.:: hit, a quartcr of to hour otter the weights are hard,. tc., :t-yr. tdds,o,:il op - words. T. Y. c. Ger. Gower's Lotlona, 3 yrs. 7st, I lib 1 Mr. Payne',: Ony - x, :i yrs. 7st. Mb D. of Walton's Antonio, I; vrS. 9.0. 31b. IQ to I agst I.odonli-sto i ri.g.t Onyx-7 to 4on Antonio.. Sweepstakes of i ,sgs neh, colts sof. 4.1 b. fillies Rst. i lb.. T. Y. C. Sir .1. Shelley's it . . by Ytkung'iVhiskey, out of .I.4iiiti.... Ld lAwther's Conceit.. • • .. ..... - 3 fir G. nonbury`q ticatlt, best Ms. EAtirs's Accident, est ab, rah. I. Tiu•n. i c y• r ~ f u;+..