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~~.~Y~ h c~'Y~S `'~;~~ ~~~,~~~~ ~;~~ ‘ . IA ~ • .-2_, -- _>‘;-.l')•f_,4fr• • 4.1 Fly. Nrivißtß 8408.1 THE LOTTERY: 1 \_~ ' Jr a nti 3. SIVEWRIGHT beg to inform their LOr friends and the Public, that there is a new SMALL now on Sale of only 6,0(10 'Fiel:et., to begin Draw • 4,;e 17th of ATII'sT. Te Schem contain PRIZES o l f 34 ; ,000 Con h :ols, mal e sint: L. 2 , 000. and 3 . SIVEIVRIGHT have a great Varivty of Tickets,and 117 . • Shares at • their ild and F...tunate Offices, C ORNHILL 11 HOLgORN ; 38, HAYMARKE'I ; and I'll, OXFORD-STREET. -re t heY have Shared and Sold.:the First and Last Prizes ever paid in Gold, in addition to Thr First' / .40,000 The First I. L. 30,000 The Last 4114,, " 11 1711 trThe Firkt and Last / 16,n00 • ..,..i...otis others of L.20,000,L:10,000, L. 5,000, &c: &c. . • STATIONARY OFFICE, August 2, 1819. p ir RE COM PTRP LLER a ndsTottEkEEPER tu of this CIEVICE are ready to receive TENDERS for the Wax of PAPER, PENS, QUILLS, SEALING WAX, "A v . , ". PAPER, WAFERS, CORD, CUTLERY, TAPES, AI k h it ' - fANACK.S, CALENDARS, PACKING CASES, for t l'l lblic Service, and COALS for the Use of this Office. ii tt : 4 particuiars will be delivered, and'Samples of the t hte cl es required will be exhibited at the Storekeeper's „ 1 . ' fr om Eleven o'Clock until Three, fur twenty-eight 43 fru% the Date ......„._ , oe hereof. VICTMILLING-OFFICE, July 27, 1819. COMM /SS lONER S for VICTUALLING . 4 Ind 411, 1JESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That r ec 2 : 4 "clay, the 10th o f i lugust next, they will be ready to 4 . 6 '" Tend ers i n wr i t i ng (sealed up), and treat for the =he of all s uc h quan titi e s o f RUM as marl he demanded fin• t k e et t4e of his Majesty's Troops at the Island of ToboArerfoi 6e:emanths c e r t a i n f rom the lfith of Octob , :r next, and Jur 'eto '` l4l B iX MOW la warning shall be given lior the trmina trie4 7 the Cont rac t, th e C on ditions of ,which ma y Lc nen at etary's. Office. 0,41, r' e gard will be had to any Tender in which the Pric e ; 74 0 ‘ be ins er t e d i n wor d s a t l en gth, or that shall not he de- V te : 4 t° the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, th e 7 4:44 ° f August next; tor unless the Person who makes lo4' 'cht ler, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer p e" " li ed for. „, 63, 4 4 tattler mast also be accompanied by ri Letter signed .o respon s ibl e P e r sons , engag i ng t o b e c o me Loynd with the t0r.41)7Y t endering, iu the penal Sum of 5001. for the due per of the Contract. Irk, PIC TUA L L NG- FF July 20, 1819. HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Il ia MAJESTY S NAVY do hereby give Notice, te a t " 7.4 eiday, the 14th of September nest, they will be 4,; 9 receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat fur l amity ofprime HUSH BEEF and PORHt, not eatirs7in 4e: a ggregate twelve thousand Tierces of each SpecaS, to p,,:t , t the ensuine; Season; one-eighth part thereof to be e4 e F lair Parse/icons, six-eighth parts in Tierces, and kt oZ n ' ain ing one-eighth part in Barrels; to be delivered 3lnjesty's Vietwilling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, tei: Q4e4 , and C or h, in such p ro portions as shall hereafter be 4.e4 , find by the periods undermentioned, vi;. 0:::: 114, *(1 part qt . the whole by the 14th February, 4 h ,third part 2nore by the 15th ;lyre, 1520; 4 1 (-;` 14 e renzaining third purl by the 31st May, JJJ Vic e ji_a t i dfor by Bil: s , payable widswit Interest, sixty days 2 ,> R , Conditi ons of thee Contract may be seen at the Secre ttj ° SF , e, u t M ;or by applying to r. J. Tr. Dun ' tf4. ile 'dgent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors It, Ill *feAty% Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and tt l i c" ,, e ;•[; . l *( l ; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General Aro ' "lre , pectively. • tt ..ten rterfor a less quantity than Five Miami Tierce., sto rt, e4G inl Five Hundred Tierces of Pork, will be admitted , %l itt regard be had to any Tender in which the Prices *t00 t 4 : 44 be inserted i n Words at lengths, or that shall 'livered 40 the Board before One o'Clock on the said the 14th of September next ; nor unless the Person te, 4 42l 'ca the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, at k o ' c to answer' whtn called for. a y t 4 rend er Of ust aliio be accompanied by a Letter signed ? he p.° responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with OntP tendering- in the Penal Stun of L. 15 per Cent. on Qnto u ... . `.,......_"‘d0r the due performance of the Contract. 1rt,,, 1C.1717, 11,1; ING- OFFICE, July 30, 1819. rt E CO MAIISSIONEIiSfor VICTUALLING tl,„ 114 IILIJESTY'S N.. 4 1 7 - do hereby give Notice, te tei " Fr iday, the 13th fur August next, they wilt he ready to iit '‘e T enders in writing (sealed up), and treat for about . ei ;,,,;. , h et) I 4GusandSix Ilandred Barrels (each containing 1 ffi , lbs /... 1 4 If A'NIERICAN FLOUR, to be delivered in th e con. s e o 4.34, 'e tk of November following at the several Islands and s undcr-mentioned, viz. : BARAN] AS, GRENADA, ANTIGUA, ST. VINCENT'S, 11ARBADOES, Sr. KITT'S, 4ERRICE, ST. LUCIA, DEMERARA, TRINIDAD, 2.4 bOMINI CA, TOBAGO. eti, t , e I Petific 4qantities to be d e li vere d at each Island, or Co- fti l l ) ". , / be known upon application at the Secretary's Office 4 itcoe 44 O. where th e C onditions of the Contract may also 4. , :nder for a less quantity tha7 the whole o/What may NzN e 4 9'"rel for any one Island, or Colony, will be accepted; Mot t .11 ' .c gard be had to any Tender in which the Price t n ot 6 _ i ~, , . ~ ~ z A lic c -4sc /tr. in TT cords at length, or that shall not `!oy, tiered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Frz ;)4,..„,,, ISt6 ff August next ; nor unless the Person who I'd ` 14 ;07 : 1'e :" 1 " , or some Person on his behalf; attends, .14.,,(17 ,oicen culled tor. 144 t 4, 1, " (1 r , must also be accompanied by a Letter signed e I.,:''''''Ponsiblc Persons, eweaving to become bound with .14.41227'1# tradur i"g, in the Penal Sum of L. 15 per Cent. on '"4( ! f° 1" the due pez;formance of the Contract. _ , f ; • THURSD AY, AU GUST 5, 1819. ROMAN CATHOLICS. As the following Letter must be interesting to the RoniAn Catholics of this Country, as well as of Ireland, we ex'ract it front The Dublin Been iv Pill, of the 31st ult. The Editor of that in his inti.othiction to it, observes, in refe rence to the tluestion ilomEsTtc NOMINATION, that, " Notwithstanding ekertions and intrigues, we may now regard the Election of Irish Bishops by DLAn and Chaptee, as placed on a basis front which it is impossible to be removed. The mind of the Laiety and Clergy is made up—and the practice, which heretofore prevailed, Of Bishops nominating their own Successors, for ever re pealed.'' But we do not see how this is decisive "of the question, as the - Pure may not approve of the conduct of the Irish Bishop, and as, at all events, the choice must wait for the confirmation of the See of Rome. " Killarney, July 20, 1819. " SlR,—Troly grateful for your laudable exer tion' in promoting the cause of Domestic Nomi nation, I hasten to inform the Public, through the mcdiom of your valuable Print, of : t s complete a triumph (it that can he called a triumph, where there was no opposition) of those principles, which you have advocated with so much ability and perseverance, during so many years of trial and difficulty, as was recorded this century past in the annals of our National Chinch. It is usual in the Diocess of Kerry, and I believe in most of the Diocesses of Ireland, with the Roman Catho lic, Bishop to convene annually a general Meet ing.of his Clergy, in order to reform abuses, coact laws, and enforce the observance of discipline. Such a Synod was held on the 14th instant, in the Parish Chapel of Killarney. -The - number of Clergyman present was from about fifty - to sixty. After the ordinary business of the day was dis patched, his Lordship said, he bad to call their attention to a subject of mighty importance to them individually, and to the Diocess at barge— e subject, of which, ou his honour, he never be tore gave the least intimation to any person living, lest undue influence, or secret interference, should thwart the virtuous intentions of those more deeply interested in the advancement of religion: He then begged of them, in the name of Goo, to proceed immediately to nominate a Successor, as, from his i own habitual infirmities, he felt himself incompetent to discharge conscientiously the func tions of his station.—At this unexpected and li beral proposal, every eye was suffused with tears, and every heart melted with tenderness. The regret of parting, at any time, with so amiable. a Prelate, revered through life for his patriar ch#al virtues, could be lost only in the urgent ne cessity of selecting one, who would be the ex act image of his virtues, as well as his soeces stir in rank and dignity. On his Lordship being ' asked by one of the Clergymen present, it 1 the tight of nomination could be exercised in fa• your of a foreigner, he meekly replied, that w.here• ever they found talents combined with piety, they were at liberty to choose; and -to make the no• mination more complete, liberal, and satisfactory, he was pleased to ektetA, eveu to Coadjkitors, the privilege of voting. When it was once ascertain d that the Ch,rgy, itt their choice, were not con- Stied to their own Diocese, the name of NFltien ny, formerly of Clotigows, was instantly men tiotted—of whom his Lordship declared, that be knew not in the.whole kingdom a more compe tent man, whether considered as a profound Scho lar, or as a pions Christian. Some of the Clergy, not so thoroughly acquainted with his character, ileg g ed time to deliberate, at least till the follow ing d a y, to which his Lordship most readily coo sewed. On the following day, alter the celebra tion of Divine Servicel lovotation of the Holy Ghost, this respectabWi' ,ody,proCeeded to•ballot, with the most dignified order and decorum. Tellers were named and a Secretary appointed to make the returns, after which the tickets" were drawn, when, as if the Spirit of God presided, Mr. Kenny was elected almost unanimously, the entire Body having given him their first votes, with the ex ception of sixteen, and eight of. them their second votes. The Bishop approved of the nomination, and intimated his wish of, writing instantly to the See of Reme to get it confirmed.. Thus,. Sir, a stranger, known only by fame, has been called on, as if it were the dictate of the Divine Spirit, to preside over, the religious concern?, of an cxteu give Diocese, to direct the energy of 'its Priest hood, and relieve the spiritual wants of thousands. Let the same principles oprrute in every other Diocese, an►t Ireland %vi,ll be happy, nay, more tha that, she will he united and free. SACERDOS." (tT, .le6 [PRICE SEVENPENCE: COU It F MARTIAL. A Court Martial sat on Tuesday, at• Whitehall, on a.Cliat,ge preferred against Staff-Surgeon Owr r c LINDSAY. The Court was composed of the tot• lowit)g Officers : Preasident—Nlajor-General the Hpriourabla Sir EDWARD S'l't ‘ll'o It D. K.C.li._ _ Colonel Thornton, 85th Rex. Lieut.-Cul. Sir H. Hardine, Grenatliei - Guards, K.C.B. Lieut.-Col. Napier, :id Guards' Do. Buckner, Royal Artillery Do. Bowater, 31 Guards • • DO. Mann, Royal Engineers Do. Adye, Royal Artillery Lt.-Coi. Phi!hitt, Royal Artil. Du. Allrt, Grenadier Guards Major Grits, 19111 Lancers • Capt. llaitlanti, Royai Artil. Do. Delaelancitlan, Eng. Do. Moultrie, IStb Laticers Do, Fairfield, 3d Guards. C. I I ARGE. . " For scandalous conduct; in addressing a letter to Jame, Dease, one of the Surgeons of big Majesty's Forces, stationed at Chatham, - dated from Doke-street, St. James's, February 18, 1819, and signed Owen Lindsay, containing the following paragraph : ' I was much disappointed at the two men of the 64th Ra• giment nut having been sent to the last Clielsert Board, as I had arranged matters in inch a manner, that they were to have gone to the Boar!, and the attentiod of the Commis sioners was to have been directed towards the state of the eyes, and all this was done quietly, without any person connected with Sir W. A. knowing any thing. concerning the business. I would recommend you not to mention their names in any correspondence you may have here, at all events, till they ace snugly lodged in the York Hospital. I hope you have not meddled with their eyes, and that you will nut prevent their getting drunk, &c. so that they may have proper Vascula Cornea.' " He, the said Staff-Surgeon Lindsay, thereby intending and -endeavouring to persuade the said James Dease to be guilty of a neglect of dutyloWards Corporal John Phillips and Private Joiin Pyhe, soldiers in the G4th Regiment, who had had a complaint in their• ryes, and were then at Chatham on, their way to Chelsea to be examined hr the Board, such con ductbcing highly prejudicial to the service, and disgraceful to the character of Mr. Lindsay as Statf•Surgeon to his Majesty's Forces. The Court haviiig assembled with the usual forms, and being sworn, the Charge was read 10. the defendant, who pleaded Not,Quifty. Mr: ‘VooeasTou, the D'efitity'Judge-Advocate, spoke as follows :—'' As no pergola appears in the character 'of Veisectuor in this case, it becomes my duly, as Representative of the Judge Advocate- General, to state to the Court the cause of their beioga assembled' on this occasion. The Com mandersinsChief baying received from the Secre tary at %Vat- a communication respecting a letter stated to have been written by Mr. Owen Lindsay to Mr. Dease, one of the surgeons stationed at Chatham, his Royal Highness conceived the conduct of Mr. Lindsay, r 6 represented to hits, and the tenor and expressions of that letter, to be so highly improper and detrimental to itie Service, as to furnish a fit sOhject for investigation bett - oe a Court Martial, :paid his Royal Highoess having sole3equently transmitted the documents upon which his opinion was founded to the Jodge Ad vocate-General. the charge is .framed into which this Court is assembled to inquire.. In the n' • nary course of the process, the Secretary at , with whom the compkint originated, was calhal upon to retUrn a list of the witnesses by whose evidence this charge might be substantiated:' A list was returned accordingly, and it has become also my du - ty, in the absence of a prosecutor, to call these witnesses, and to put such questions to them as may be most likely to bring the facts in the easiest and comnletest manner before the Court. In ma der, however, to enable the Court to understand the application of the evidence, it may be os well to state, that the letter in question was written in reference to two private soldiers of the 6-lth regiment, who had been afflicted with the opthal mia, and placed under' the care of Sir William Adams. In the first instance, these men were reported to have been cured, and they were sent to the Depot at the Isle of Wight, with a view to their being passed to the regiment abroad. A . doubt afterwards occurred whether the cure was complete; and a reduction of the army having in the mean time taken place, the two men were thought proper.ribjects-for a discharge, and were sent from the Isle of Wight to Chatham, to re main there till they could be pasSed to Chelsea to be examined for admission. While these men were at Chatham, under tine care of Mr. Deese, and in reference to their situation, the letter upon which the charge is founded was written. Whether the original letter will be produced, I am - unable at present to state, but a summons has been sent to Mr. Dease, with a requisition 'to him to bring the letter to him. If be - should fail to do so, or if the letter should, appear to - have been destroyed, I understand that an authentic copy of it, take?) at'the War-Office, will be produced, an 1 I we some that' the witnesses summoned twin he eole satisfactorily to show that the original was in the hand-writing, or at least signed, by Mr. Lindsay." Mr, James Dease, Staff-Surgeon to the Forces at Put;ltatn, was the first witness. He proved that he had received a letter from tint itefetidaut in February last, which contained a para graph similar to that set forth in the charge. though lie could trot swear that it was in precisely the same terms, He had not got the letter. It had been destroyed, with other useless papers, before Lord Palmerston alluded to it in the House of 'Co:anions, and probably within two or three days after it bad been received. The 'letter had come to him under a War- Office cover. Mr. George Suringate Powell, of the War Office, deposed, that- a letter, containing tine paragraph set forth in tine charge, had come into his hands, with other letters, inn the month of February. Its contents appeared to hi ro of such a nature, that he had thought it right to subunit it to Nit. Mar sh:nil, at the bead of the department to which witness be longed, and by that Gentleman it was forwarded to tine tit.- . eretarj' at War. The letter had been sent open to the War Office, its was customary. lie bad net seen the letter since it was sent to the Secretary at War, though he might have afterwards forwarded tine cover in which it was ,uclosenl. I Mr. Edward Marshall deposed, that the letter had been brought o u ter Ink notice hr Mi. Puwell. Mr. Powell (the franlsing Citnl,) was sitting in his room, when witness heard him exclaim, on reading, tine litter, ''''his is insist abomina ble !" or something to that efect. On looking at it hiu.seif :-! PUBLICATIONS. ,In-the Press, and ln a few Days will be published, EASONS in Pavour of N NOW TRANSLA TION (Arlie HOLY SCRIP By Sir JAMES Bi. XNEI BURGES, Bart. Printed for Budd and Calliin, Boolisellers to his Royal ig:utuss'the Prince llegc:it, Pall-Mail. - , • Dr. HOOK's SERMON at ST. ?UL's, with au - APPEN DIN, and NOTES not published by the SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. This Day was published,. price 2s, A SERMON preached in the CA thedral Church of ST. PAUL, on Thursday, .Tone 18, 1818; heinz the time of the Yearly Meeting of the Children educated in the Charity Schools in and about the Cities of London and West minster. By the Rev. JAMES HOOK, LL D. F.R.S. F.S.At Archdeacon of Huntingdon, &c. &c. old by F. U. and J. ltivington, No. ER, St. Paul's Church yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place . ; and Rivingtons and Coch ran, No. 148, Strand. DONN'S ACCENTED CATALOGUE OF PLANTS. This Day %MS published, Very neatly printed in Sen. price los. GI boards, a New Edition of inforcrus CANTABRIGIENSIS ; An Accented Catalogue of Plants, Indigenous and Exotic,. cultivated in the Cambridge Botanic Garden. ' By the late JAMES DONN, Curator, Fellow of the Linnatan and Horticultural Societies. Ninth Edition, improved and augmented, with References to Figures of Plants, by FREDERIC PURSH, Author of the " Flora of North Anierka." • London : Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Long - mart, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; J. Mawman ; Baldwin, Cradech, and Joy; and Sherwood, Neely, and Jones. MEDICINE. TO T. TAYLOR, Es.q. No. 9, New Briag,:-stret, London. HoNouaes • IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Liles Venereal, which, front its obstinately resiSting every course of medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere courses of saliva4, - ion, and twice dis charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In tl.o spring. of last year my .disorder bad got to such a head, as nearly to put a period• to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ; my right was dreadivilly painful, and had heen in a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left hail also two large nodes on it, was very much discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in bed, as nearly to deprive use of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. 3. Thompson, received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which 1 ben ' - an to do on the 2tith o. May ;in the course of a fortnight 1 began to receive benefit -in. little inure than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were sou ndly healed— soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also; 114,1%1114', how ever, considerable diseolouration in the skin, and pain in the hunt of the left, which, by the lilt .sing of Goly ant a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin reg,a;oing its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going off.—l thus beCai»e, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free front all . my former complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strength, and ant become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months, to thu astoni•ihment of all who knew sie, I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering - mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, Obedient ,very humble servant, 'ALEX. MURKER ' Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above Cure:— (m 'rhumpson, No. 3, titm Poultry f4t, Erlinhurgh, John Wintush, ()Id Assembly (.lo ciittbur b. Prepared and sold by the sole - Proprietor, THOMAS TAY t.OR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; when., after a constant resid6ice of more than 40 ears, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts o.t . Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observc in such cases, be flatters himself the advice and as-istance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advartage seldom -attainable, and void of all ambiguity. AP' Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience of those living at A distance, at the Toyshop, No 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mt. Callwell's, Dublin i and on 4 11 /4 one person in every considerabl own in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes ..If only 2-s. 9d i, stamped, and sealed up ffs s with full and, plain directions, •vlikr persons, of either sex maycnre t,astnselves with cave, Epe starter, and safety LORD NELSON. YARMOUTH, AUG. 2.—On the Column to e memory of Lord NELSON, on the Denes, is an elegant in scription, of which,the following is a translation : " HORATIO LORD NELSON, " Whom, as her - bravest Champion, Britain, whilst he lived, most sedulously honoured, and, when be fell, bewailed : with triumphs in e%cry clime distinguished, for the vigour of his designs, not less than the dauntless warmth of his cou rage, the terror of the world—that Nelson, by birth, lineage, and education ; by mind, by man ners, and by disposition, Norfolk proudly boosts her own : the renown of such a name, thau bras► and stone more lasting, his Norfolk fellow coun trymen have by this Column, erected at their joint expellee, attempted to record. " He was born in the year 1758, entered the Navy 1771, and was in nearri:lso engagemeots. He gained, amongst other victories, that of Abou kir, in August, 1793 ; of Copenhagen, in April, 1801 ; of Trafalgar, in October, 1805, tvtlich last of his splendid achievements he crowned with his deatliaa event as distressing to his Country, as it was honourable and welcome to himself." By a Bill introduced a lew weeks ago, by the Treasury, and passed into a law, the Uni versity of Glasgow is placed on the same toot ing with the Colleges of Surgeons in the three capitals. SHIP NEWS. DovER, AUG. 4 —The French schooner L'Etoile an Martin, CHARLES no Rot, of and from Hon flenr, bound to London, was detained an►l sent in here by his Majesty's ship Severn, fpr having 10 gallons of spiri►s a►nd some Cologne water Oil board. The whole of the cargo is landed in the Custom tionse wirirehouse. LIVERPOOL, AUG. 3.—Arrived the Neptune, TirostrsoN, and garnish, MILLER, from Quebec . PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Wey-, month sore-ship from Plymouth, and his Majes ty's ship Cameleen from a csuise ; and Integrity transport from Alderney. Sailed the Abeona transport for Chatham ; Marchioness of Exeter, GILPIN, and William Sibbaid, BANKS, for Lon don; and Wyton, COLLISON, for Quebec.