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B `al• No I ".. , posais will be received after the hour afore ",d Fortes. nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the nor unless the Parties personally attend. _ . _ September 3, 1814 * 'HE lISSIONERSforVICTUALLING I N , 1478 AL-LI ESTY'S 11 7 :cfP' Y do hereby give Notice, that : 1 - 74 . 3471, the 4th r)f .7anuary next, they will he ready t! 8° " Pe udees in writing (sealed up), and treat with suell; ,„ 11, will undertake to supply • (on'separate CoUlraets) ; 4'4 gaaat ilies of SEA I : 'll.tiV ISIONS and FRESH TIER r 1 "Y be reciaircd for the use of his Majesty's- Ships and at J ee Jam aica and New PrOvidence, during the spate tue clionths certain, from the 4th day of March next, aild font r ter mi,th ii : „ "til six Mo u th's' warning s hall be gi v en for the. jef)eat °lthe.Contracts, th e C on di t i ons o f w hi c h may be 4vo,t4e &feretary's Office. e h e i egar d ?pill b e had to any Tender in which the Price ow ni - te ° . t 6 e in serted in words at length, or that shall l aid 2 - ite/ , 'e " d 'to the B oar d b e f ore One o ' Cloch on the , Y, the 4th of J u anar'y nest ; nor unless the Per es) ' ! 'ender, or 41h3 'lL'44 sauna Personroii his behalf, ansWer when called fol. zeill,any Tender for he & 0 p rn . . ttp. °ol) , e -`4B.tovs C ontract that contains extravagant Prices .and Pric es Much in,ftWor to the real '4oeuPcm others, be considered as proper to' he adinitted. bound with tree I'ccrty fen ie ,jk.t):artsy: Persons, e ti n c: a o accompanied :abbeycoanicL ettersigned in the Penal Sulu 15,000/.for the tio_7lo.rmance.of the Contract ,fi,r Sea Provision's, and of fu r th e Fr ealt . Beef Contrda. . li, EAST :INDIA ii V, HOUSE, July 21, 1819. CO URT 01 DIRECTORS of the . , . UNITD COMPANY of MERCHANTS o f EV . - • AND TiTADING to the EAST INDIES', do I?etet/Y gleekotice, That the COURT will be ready to ireceive 33'riting at any time on. or hefOre WEDNESDAY, th e 8t ' .September next,, frotil any Person or Persons who niaybe Proposals i i n, willing to BUILD, either in the River ThameS, or at aft Out -port 'in England or Wales, StliP Or or at Bombay tie *ngal, a Pr eigbt f SH IPS of a b out 1;800 Tots Inn - then, to be LET on t ' .or the said f.3oinpaily's Service, for Six Voyages cer- 41°' ht sPecifYiug in one Ite m a permanent Rafe of Peace „Freig for each of the said S.qx Voyacres, The Tenders, with The words " Ship Tender'' on the COver, to be severally aeal!'i tip and left with the Sectetary at this House, at or be lure Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the Said Bth September next, tr-putld which hour no Tender will he received. The . , Part;culars of the principal Dimensions and St:a . JOSEPH DART, Seeretary n . t. "„ngs °Utile Ships, an Inventory of the :principal Stores, the t° l 3 Y of the 'Charterparty for 'each Voyage as an outline, tt)gether with the other Terns and 'Conditions 111 km which The hhips are to be tendered, built, and employed in the t..kPaur's Serrice, may - he had upon application at the (Mice dayof th e Clerk to the Committee of Shippink on or after Mon- , , 2cl t-lugust neXt. r.............z.......,...._ PUBL ICATIONS. THE .QUARTE,RLY REVIEW, No. MAL PcillF, PUBL ISHED ON FRID AY. oted tor JOHN RR 1Y lllbeonde-street. This Dar w ______________ ere published, tavO, lt the Third" Editim i price hit O t I I, ISLOI-I,•ES wt tl.4e I'IIINCI PA I/ POIN r 3 of the SO(INrAN cONTIRDVERSY, • 13 Y RALPn ‘vARDLAw, be ( f c ,,, NV ., e are Minister of the Gospel, til:v4ow• the rolonle highlY gratified by the app:arance f . ~..,_, 11,,, t (:, " ; we know of none, in th.f comi,ass of out te; a l r i tz t li.. __!.t once SO condensed ,ind cornprelteusi , r i c ,ti 5:,...„.,,n. i„; li a ' a ti l d i '_e 4.rui practical ; well supported l)y . . , ,14,..,,,i, ~ t 1 „. ., 4 , t ,!crit)t Ur al criticism, and yet So 11111)11y 11 . . 3 , ,), 1, ',l;uchtinn of its irinci des to the conscience and tt eart. --clectic Rey . % I . 1 10PnrciiiTu"d for Longman,- Flttrst, Rees, ;4-I ‘ ti A. alit! J . M. I )cittl GUI,gOW. Orme and Brown, ilior, ui\r,vittivhoii, 'hay h e had, IY the sail"' ''''' ' I.ll°N ' a PATI N . t„ ti,ANINI INCAPABLE. of v: N )1(.. , . _ _ Iv --- " 11( '''• r- , -s Y ATES'S ..INDIU.:A I lON of ARIANis \I r'''''• la s. • 1 , „.41, • .i, Syn. las. bd. ).). . Th e This 1) Was publish e d, Fourth Edition, improved, in 2 vois. Bvo. price 11, ls. boards, AN ENGLISI-I GRAMMAR ; comprehending h., the Pr incii , les an 1 Roles of. the I.atigua.ze ; illustrated - .1 aPpropriate Exercises, and a Key to the Exercises. " wet • fly LINDLEY NII3I',RAY. p ri ,. . lase had nu Grammarian, within the compass of . our lv. } te at career, wh o has enkidoycd so witch lithuur and 3to k )„..!let .1:on our native langnat,e, as the Author of these Vo- T .' s• Brit. Crit. N.v. 1 F.',09. 1 4 pr W e have read this Wolk with sufficient care, to be able c °flounce upon it as a Worl: of great correctness and per -ect ion Pi' klll • .......'"eSl= VOIIIIM'S Wiii he found particularly service . eto Instructors, to Yonne; Persons who base left school, 'ttid to Foreiroters."—Christ.ian Observer, Nov. 1809. erinted for Lung.man, Il !test, Rees, Orme, itikt Brown, and ,art ori 4 wk. and Harvey, London ; and fur IVilson and Sous, --.------_,.....- -- NEW PICTURE OF LONDON. with numerous Vi Just publi s h e d, with ews, Map a n d 19 .0, pri ce 9s. b ound, or the Costume, Its. humid, the Third Edition o f RIG H's NEW PlurtiltE of LON DON ; I , or, A View of the Political, Religious, Medical, Li t 4,.."‘"rY, Municipal, Commercial, and M, al State of the Bri tstiisehfet.ropolis; presentio tg a brief and-luninius Guide to Lr dn'er on all Subjects connected with general in fer . • ' .1b.4"00, Business, or Amusement. ,in-i-- Tois Work possesses a decided superiority over every V;r"r alte mla• The most recent anti correct information is tulged in systematic order, the Plates are enp - aved in the I,,..mantier, and the whole exhibits a faithful picture of the ..., ti,ti metropolis. 1641'41 hir "intlel Leigh, 18, Strand ; where may he had, '' g-"'at -Variet ti ut at. yof useful Boob,fur Tr ave ll ers on the COll- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1819. . n • I was overtaken by One of theGentlernebbn . horse. horse hark, who said, " I th , ,ught you ou ght to knom better than be here iu such a riot." 1 was seized, carried before a Mauistrate; and sent to prison, where I remained till I was brmight here. I have long 'served my country 5 I have been with his Grace the Duke of Wellington hI Portugal,'in Spain; and twice in France* always condUcted n'iself as a loyal man and a good soldier was sever brought in disgrace in my reginient, nor was I ever before a Court Of Militltiy, or Civil Law. I hope, therefore, that your LnrdshipS will take these circumstances into Coriiitleration." Cu tErJuseircc.--11alph Wright, you have been ',dieted for 'engaging in a riot at Macclesfield on the 17th Aug. last', and on that indictment Yon }lave been convicted. The Court have attended ivith greAt application to what you have 111-4 re ared, although - , in point at regularity, it should 11,kve been titentiooed in your defence yesterday ; but .they think it their ituperatiVe duty to add, that what you have asserted rests Where it is without the slightest corroboration. They liave, however, tome satisfaction in adding, that there is a material ditl'erence, in point of aggravation, between .your case and Hardern's. It has, never theless, beet, satisfactorily proved, that you were in the midst of the tint, anti that you cheered up the mob t:i• acts of violence, by the cry of " That's right, my lads ; God speed the plough !" Not withstarding theSe facts, We are happy to say, there ate. features of palliation in your case : it does not appear that you went there With any re- vengeful object in your mind.. The Cimrt .can not but take these circumstances into its eon- siderat ion, combined, as they are, with the . excellent character you have received. As one of those • - who fought at Waterloo, you are entitled to. the gratitude of every Englishman, for on that mernocable day the Liberties• of Europe w'ete accomplished by the valour of the Armies 'of this mighty country. 'But we could have iviihed that your character had remained to the present day untairired , as it then was; atol that you had not dis graced yourself by pa . rtaking in the designs of in cendia ri'es tumults:weer - Mid have wished that your conduct on that great and memorable day had retained to the present the same proud and ele vated consideration which it then inherited.' It has not been so: youbave been toand rioting,andhreak . ing the public peace, and it is our duty, if possi ble, to prevent a repetition `of such conduct. Un der these considerations, the sentence Of the Court is, that you be impris . oned in the common gaol of this county for six calendar months, and then be discharged. • The prisoner wore the Waterloo medal. LANCASTER ASSIZES, SEPT. 3. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY. CLINE will bcgin their COURSE Of ANATOMICAL and SURGICAL LECTURES on , FRIDAY, the lit of Oc taller, at TWO O'CLOCK. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS, AND - TOOTH-ACID. ISORDERS'atIie TEETH and GUMS era . - ,; • dicateil by the' Use of ROWLAND's AIAANA. EX 'l'F'-ACT, or ABYSSINIAN SPECIFIC, of wonderful Botany cal Properties, which ithinediattly relieves the most violent. Tooth-Ach, cleanses the. Mouth from .all Complaints,,pre7 rents Decayed Teeth hiring. pain, removes the TartAi - front tire, Teeth, fastens those that ate hake,. and completely re stores tbeur to theirriginal beauty; cleanses the Scurvy from 'the Gums, renders them firm and healthy, refreshes the Mouth do-ring Disease after Medicine', &c. and imparts , a swaetnesS t 9 the Breath. It is perfectly innocent, free from that a Child may take it, yet. contains those inestimable pt operties, that, if constantly used, will render the Teeth and Gums sound, beautiful, and free from pain, to the latest period of life. This invaluable „Extract. has been tried for years, and recommended by the first Physicians, and has re ceived the august sanction of her ROyal flitibuess the Du - chi:Xs of York, his Excellency the Duke del Infantado, and man'y Families of high distinction, Price 2s. 91. 4s, lid. 10s. Ga., per bottle, with Dissertation on the Teeth inclosed, Also, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, The greatest. Discovery of the Age.—Warranted t• afford the greatest Nourish irtent to the HUMAN HAlR.—Produces a. thick Growtil and superlative ileauty —Price Ss. 7t. • 10s. 6d. and One Gitirre.n per bott le. Also, ROWIAND'S ESSENCE OF TYRE, For changing Red or Grey Hair,' Whiskers, Eye-Brows, Ric. to Blown or Black.—Price 4s. 7s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle. Sold, Wholesale, Retail, amid for Exportation, by the sole Proprietors, A. Rowland and Sim . ' corner of Kirby-street, the first tornit , on the right in 'Hatton-garden, Holborn, London ; and, by appointment, by Messrs. Elendries, Titch borne-strtet ; Smyth, 117, Gallic and Peirce, 57, New Bond street; Bayley and Blew, Cockspnr-street - ; Beery, 17, 'John son, 15, Greek-street; Butler, 4, Cheaptide ; Newberry, 45, Edwards, WS, St. Paul's Chach-yard ; and • by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders. CHESTER ASSIZES, SEPT. 4. RIOTING AT MACCLESFIELD. To-day, the defendants in t his ease viere brought ►ip for judgment. In addressing Samuel llardcrn, the Chief-Justiee said, " You have been indicted far making, with (killers, a riot and tumult at Macclesfield on the 17th of August last. On that day you were found at the head of a formidable mob, of which, it appears from the evidence, you acknowledged yourself to be the leader and con- , doctor; for you stated your ability to take away the rioters under certain conditions and consider at ions. You, were seen actively engaged in the midst of the liot, and inciting the multitude to farther disturbance by cries of Go it; my lads!' This' you were observed to do at tire very moment of attacking the houses, and it was in .addition proved, that a person had written on your hut the Words Hunt and Liberty.' Of the species of liberty you meant you gave a practical illustra tion. Yon at once showed its object, and your own purpose; and I hope that all who now hear me, and the 'nation at large, will speedily learn its true meaning. Your liberty consisted in the destruction of houses and the demolition Of pro perty, in terrifying and intimidating the communi ty, in forcing open doors and breaking windows —these are the achievements you accomplish under the mask of what you call Liberty. The contempt of the laws, the violation of order, and disturbing the public peace—these clearly explain tie meaning . of Hunt and Liberty.' But are suc acts to he passed over with impunity in this coun try, in this land of real freedom, where the purity of public justice is marked by its impartiality — where all property has an equal protection, and where virtuous integrity is rewarded, from the lowest to the highest classes of society 1 wish you and those who were your coadjutors, to learn that they are not to he treated lightly ; the hiws most.be enforced in an aggravated case as your's s, io order to teach others to respect thew. The Court has considered the whole of the charge against you with great care ; and it is painful to observe that it does not contain one circumstance calculated to palliate it. If you were dfunk, as 'you would wish it to appear, it is no excuse—it is ralier an aggravation; one offence cannot be pro,toced to screen Qn d excuse another. Under all the facts, - therefore, which it has been the dis agreeable duty of the Court to litar in evidence against you, the sentence %ye shall pass upon you is, that you be imprisoned for the term of 18 ca lendar months in the common gaol of the county, and then be discharged." Ralph Wright, on being asked what he bad to ty why sentence should not be passed upon hire, observed, " I have a few reinatks to make. 'lbis happened on Tuesday, the mat ket-day. I was at public-house, and remained there till night. Naylor came into the company - ; and one was reading in a newspaper a story about Samuel and NVilliara, in the Lancashire dialect. I said, give it to Naylor, for he is more like to make it wit than any of us. Ile read it, and went out of the house ; I followed him. When 1 got into the market-place I found it pet fectly clear. In Ches ter-gate I perceived part of a rail, which I supposed belonged to a stall. I took it up. The crowd' were then opposite the lintel. Shortly afterwards I beard the noise of horses, and I cried wit " God speed the plough," I was (hen going home, wilco CROWN SIDE. Several prisoners were tried, but none of their cascl possessed any general interest. Mr. Hunt, Mr. ilirmer, and Mr. Pearson, were very active during the day preparing their bills, and keepine; their witnesses in readiness.— Moorhonse, Knight, and Johnson. were also bustling in their way. Sir Charles Wolseley oc casionally sat obscurely in Co art, or stood unno ticed in the passages to the Grand Jure-room.— The Baronet is most unimpoitant in his personal appearance, and his physiognomy indicates an in-' tellect by no means unsuitably' lodged. . A bill has been prefetred against Rirhard. Owen for perjury. About 5 o'clock Lord Stanley brought in a considerable number of bills. The clerk read them in their order, and upon reading, '" Tun, bill against Richard Moorhouse for peijuty," Mr. Pearson, who watched with the eagerness of a hawk, ioterrupted--" Nay, not so." The Clerk corrected the teading 7 --" against Richard Owen for perjilly." When the trial, which was t h en ptoceed;i t WAS finished, Mr. Pot.Loca. applied to his Lordship for a warrant to apprehend R , cliord Owen, against whom the Grand July found a true bill for Vt.' Mr. Baron WOOD immediately granted the warrant. The -Grand Jury had two bills before them for cutting and maiminz, when the Court rose, The wall; of the Castle are abundantly adorned wi;11 such lines as " Hunt for eve' !" " Hunt and Liberty !" " What have you to lay to his charge?" but his person and his movements ex cite little attention, now that he is become fami liar to the view. rauE BILLS FOUND AGAINST HUNT, JOHNSON AND OTHERS. LANCASTER, SEPT, 4.—A true bill has this day been found against Henry Hunt, Joseph Johnson, James M outhouse, John Knight, Robert Jones, Joseph Hu4ey, George Swift, John Thacker Sax ton, Samuel Bamford, and Robert Wilde, for con- spiracy. A trite bill was also found against James Wroe, the Printer of The Manchester Observer, for a libel. About 3 o'clock this afternoon R.bert Jones, J ;tines Healey, George Svvift, J. T. Saxton, Sa muel Williford, and Robert Wilde, the prisoners chArgled•in the above indictment, who had remain ed io custody for want of bail, were brought up to plead SAvrox, addressing I►imself to his Lf,rdship, said—My Lord, way 1 have a copy of the indict- meta The Cuo RT—Yes ; the indictment will be read over to you, wilco you must plead. It you plead Not Guilty, then you will be eatitied . to a copy of the indictment. SAxToN—My Lord, we are reads , to plead now, We ‘vish to plead., that we may know the a mount of the bail your Lordship and the Court will re quire of us. The Indictment was now read. It contained many counts. Uwe of than charged all the pri- [i;..ic B...vic.iti•:-,N—c;E; soners (including Hunt, Johnson; Moorhouse,anti Knight, .Who are at large upon bail*,' and have 60t yet been called on to plead), th - ai tfieY, with foree an:l arms, did onlaWfnlly, traitOrouily, and telonionsly, at Manchester, in the County of Lancaster, on the 7 1 . 6111 clay of Angust, in the 59th' year, &c.. conthine, conspire, eo6l,..derate, and agree together, to excite tutnidt and insurrec tion within this realtn, and to alter the Govern ment and ConstitUtion thereof as bi law estab 7 lish'ed, and at;t3inst their peace of our said Lord. the King, his Crown and dignity. Another count charged the prisoners With using seditious speecbei for the same purpOie. Another with displaying banners, flags, 'ate. for the same unlawful purpose; Ac. etc. • The prisoners were severally 'called upon to plead, each of whoin.pleaded " Not Guilty," anti asked to t'reverte. Healey, tan being asked, said, " Not GuiltY, my Lord, and my enemies know it." Ski.Tol4.l alieady consider; my LoA, that your LOrdship knows of the exorbitant bail re (vire(' by the MagistrateS 'of 111antbester. We are all pow - persons . , and have familieS, and there fore find a difficulty in providing bail. 1 hope your Lordship will consider our situation. The COuat—; - -Tbe aniount of bail shall be con sidered, and you Must be brought up again ots Monday Morning, and you will then be infolinect of the amount. _ _ BAmFottli—We ha . ve a number of friends here Who are going into our respective tfeighbourhoods, who could 'provide bail by Tuesday next, it your Lordship would now inform us o•f the amount re quired. The COURT—You must enci , of you be bound n 2001. and two sureties in 1001. esch. SAXToN—My Lord, there are many of us who' are vet y poor, and whose friends are in the same kituation a hard winter is'cou►ing on, and -it is very hard for innocent men to lay here upon a false charge of our merciless prosecutors. • The COURT--At present we know nothing but what the indictment charges you with. It is a very great crime. I cannot alter the amount of . the bail: nEALEY—My Lard, I reside within a (rarer of a mile only trot Yorkshire ; all my friends live in' Yorkshire ; will your Lordship permit me to be ing hail from that county ? . The Cou RT—Certainly, from anywere. Mr. HARMER and Mr IFAasot4, both from London, attended on behalf ot the prisoners. The,Grand Jury -cut two hills preferred by Hunt against Booth and Derbyshire (two ot the wit nesses against Hunt when he was c►►mmittetl), charging them with perjury. A true bill was found yesterday against Owen (another of the witnesses on that occasion) for petjury, but there is not the least probability ot a conviction. All these three witnesses *Wed at Hunt's examina- lion that Moorhouse %vas on the hustings. Hunt's party say 'Woodlouse was in a barouche along side the hustings, but not on it. How they make a distinction I know not ; for the hustings Consisted only of two carts, and the carriage Joined the carts. • Hunt and Sir C. Wolseley have just left Lan caster together in a gig. Half past Five p. Grand Jury have this moment cut tour indictments against diffe rent Gentlemen of the Manchester Yentnanq, which charged them With attacks upon different individuals belonging to Hunt's gang. PARSON HARRISON. The trial of Harrison is fixed.for this day. The following is an abstract of the indictment against him :—Atter setting forth that the defendant is a " wicked, seditious, and evil-disposed person," it proceeds to state, that on the 15th of August, at Stockport, " its the presence and heating of a great not her of his Majesty's liege sitbiects, he maliciously, unlawfully, wickedly, and sedi tiously, did publish, utter, - and declare of and concerning the Government, established ceithin this realm, and of and concerning ti,e ivy', Houses of Parliament, the wicked and seditir•us words following, that is to say :—" The Government has starved the people, and it . the people should starve the Government. It is necessary for the consent of all Three Estates to make laws, which cannot he altered but by the saute con sent. The Commons House, or House of As sembly of the People, should watch their inte rests, but a few designing persons have the whole sway there, and when the people a: k for their rights by a Reform in their own House, they threaten to make war on the people. Cats laws proceeding from such a source be called the law of the land, or is it fit we should obey (him ?" The indictment also charges the defendant with saying, " it is a corrupt Goveinntent," and with endeavonring to " excite ins,urrection, sedition, and to overawe the Ie.() [louses of Parliament." Sir CHARLES WoLsELEY's trial will come on, we understand, at Knotsford Quarter Sessions, iu die third week of Oc:ohcr Dem. The , 7offin containing the remains of Dr. RAD•• C LIFF H, the notnifieent benef-ictnr In the Univei y u f Oxford, was disf.!oVel ed; last to erk, drpo sitrd in of tile vAillts of ,t. Mary's Chinch in that University. The spot where he was bulled wgs not before known. The fishermen of Plymntith, liave lately caught an Albicore (a fish peculiar to• the Tropics), shark (ight feet long, with a conger hook, and a Sturgeon seven feet eight inches long, and weigh ing 1001bs. The two first-mentioned were puh 7 liely shown, at one Kenny etich pet Eon ; the last WdS sold at Gel. per lb. if. - '