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I 1 a 4~ 11/41LTAIBEll. 7016.1 11THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 11-11 S PRESENT EVENING, March 2, their Majesties' servants affil perform_ the Comedy of TOWN AND COUNTRY. to -1 : 1 0, Mr. Arundel! Cose Mr. b vton ; Renhen Olen- Gl ` y, Air.Keau ; Captain Gleuroy; Mr. Barnard Iron. Mrs. 4 °Y> Mrs. Glover ; Rosalie Smners, Mrs. Ho'rn. • To which will be added, the Comic Drama of .l ea JEAN DE PARIS. Lat f • Le Paris, Mr. Elliston ; Theodore, Mr. Crooke; Elwtd'Yl`Muggns, Mr. Johnstone; Princess of Navarre, Mrs. in; Olivir, Miss Ivers ; Lorezza, Mrs. Orger. 7. 1 COla t t ~4 1 .° P. d. ay, King Richard the Second ; Richard the Se . Kean. kT e r Farce is in rehearsal, and will be produced imme- TH EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HIS PRESENT EVENING, March 2, will .be performed the Tragedy of •ISABELLA • OR, THE FATAL MARRIAGE. It;:° ' tl pt 3 aldwi n Mr. INlurrav; Biron, Mr. Young ; , Carlos, 4, 04 2a 1 U0tt ; Valcroy, Mr. Egerton ; Belfurd, Mr. Glare ; Isabella, Miss O'Neill Nurse, Mrs. Emery. In Act 111. Au Epithalamium. To which will be addecL the Melo-Dranm.of , THE MILLER AND tIIS MEN. Is tr ; R t"fr (the Miller), Mr. Farley; Count Frederick Fri- Harnertnn; Karl (his Servant), Mr. Blanchard; Miss S. Booth ; Ravina, Mrs. Egerton. S aturday; The Stranger; with The Sleep Walker. ORATORIOS--LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR. T - THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. o.moRRowEVENING will be perforined A GRAND SELECTION. . ,httring the Performance, Madame Sessi will sing " Pious L. li " , -' (Handel ) and a new Grand Scena,.(MS.) composed -rl'ortOgallo. 0 1:1 ) ' r a't I. A GRAND SELECTION. New Overture, (MS.) ha rd t° , w esl:—New Quartetto (MS.), Mrs. Dickens, Mr. Leo h--,' Ar. Pync, and Mr. C. Smith, and Chorus, Laudate bland. fiVebbe, juthi—New Air (never perfurmed), Mrs. i,d t ,'` Sweet are the sounds," (Hook)—Crand (torus-and Ki tl e c gtle, '' 0 eavenly - Lord," (Mozart); adapted . foi , y .yor _ bat.r.estra, by Sir G. Smart—Air, Madame ..f.essi, i t L 3 ~ , s . . '''' (1-landel)—Song• (by particular desire), ...N r . . .... N e w s '' Believe me," (arrated by . Stevenson) e ~ 41.° a ,„ NS.), Mr. C. Smith, " The Battle of Hohetiltuden,l -ki„l"raith)--Air, -Mrs. Dickous, 66 H01y,.. Lord God A . %1• '''''tY,'' (Hand .1) G• ad Chorus, " Hallelujah," (Mcs -1.), Handel. L- -'-. " I te :• t lt 11. The admired new Sacred Oratorio, composed b , y __l:aiTlitin.,,Fciirlsttet,2llel,l'. MOUNT OF OLIVES. a Sacred Drama, in One Act, 11111 vi %/ t r•l t ALI RAISING THE WIDOW'S SON. The Word tuyais.i.,liedelidtyjioNnVf.rGurn. Tti.)Me most frvouriteCompositions of Winter, thei r s, 'nri• Mehabel, the Widow, Mrs. Diekons;_pen n i e n t a . „ 16 'elia z ; "4 "t3 Mrs. Bland ; Adoni, the Son, Master Bar i „ „ Lire.; kt.lr St ewint, Mr. Pyrie; Bethiel, ditto, Mr. s ..eor allt, Nlr i . l in i > the Prophet, Mr. Bellamy; Zebulon, hi • Se - la th e -, mul l . • blr. 4, 0 na "a m. rse of P art 11 1. Scri e Terzetto, Madame Sessi, rd, Mr p . dNI • C Stn'th ortogallo, Peri ' Inei an •l' GRAND BA TTLE ttN,,oNt *orrnauce to conclude with THE Th e r ti " 4l . Ilati,, 0 ,ea trical O rc h estra will be opened for the accommo .. grit.. !, t '- le p s , 11150ks ' f / IflitelPnbeli t c :ormance to be had in the Theatre only, , / 3 06 rs u, b .. . „roeti precis l e ° Pened at Six, the Oratorio to commence at .‘..13,,0xes and-egicer olafyPrice at Nine. be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box "Tl,4l,l:l,,Lt,t:tae Ru ssell -street, from Ten till Font . . "--------___ e 1 1 -.--e "' t °t th T eatre does not extend tri the Oratorios • ORATORIOS m y MEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1: °- MORROW, FRIDAY, March 3, 1815, w ill be performed t rout the A GRAND SELECTION, C9 rnpositions of the most favourite Authors, an cient and modern. . 4 I?°5I which Miss Stephens gill repeat (by particular desire) 1 °EgieS,"me wander," and the Duetto, " Re :10 from every social tie " with Mr. Braham, who will !uen- sing " Total eclipse," se " " ' Come if you dare," " Lord re ther David," .4,11, Lord." " Vittima," and " ' Marmion."—Mrs. Salmon, " Holy, (first time) a New Scena, " By the maters of Babylon," composed by Sir G. Lanza, and the olly,„ ut ttn• " No non credo,". with Signor Le VaSseur.--Mr.Tin- I:fiend of the brace."—Miss Singletsin, - "The Illvinn ,„„, e• —Miss Griglietti, " Speak ve."—Master Williams,. Thiannere is a river ;" and Signor Le Vasseur, 6‘ Uclite tiati ..... I`3 ti i" and the Duetto, " Come spiegarti, Oh l Caro," ' I tLI Mr. Braharn. O' ' t th e commencement of the Second Act will be performed t1'..11. thud GRAND MILIT ARY MOVEMENT; and, in Act NiT,...rliird " See the conquering Hero, " and March. cipal Performers —Miss St e ph ens , Mi ss G r i g li ett i , Mi ss Allr''6ltton; Mrs. Chih li:, Master Williams, Mrs. Sairiin, and s tur ll . rEthaai r :, ,Mr. Tinney, •Mr. D uruset, an d Signor. Le VVas ...t,--. J,..:llider o f the irinid, M r . A shley.—Organ, by Mr...S. e • , ~; The'remai oder of the B an d , and the Chorusses, by the most Mr",*ed Performers. :'lrrect hooks of the Performance to be had in the Theatre, Illtie l . iv. I) " ~ %.,?ors to be opened at Six, begin at 'Seven.—Hall-price at ..'e• zioi., • . ii i . t ,' Zs. Pit 3s. Gd. Gallery 2s. • Upper Gallery IS. it ux `ftes for the Boxes to. be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ,\:10i dice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. Or,tu-ios. :rbe Free List o f thi s T heatre does not extend to the - ' This Day was published, price 15s. boards, • A New Edition of N EIti ‘IONS, preached before the University of tt Oxford, •nd w r ation s a ins Published in. Two Volumes, with Al ad Adds. By JOHN EVELEIGH, D.D. s !r l t x e f P. r - urcis of Oriel Colle`g e , an d P re b en d ary o f R ochester. !'rd Sold .liy ecnike; and J. Parker, and by F.C. an d London. Nuu rimy ADVENTUIr'S f T OHNNY WCOME, With 6. 0 1 44;4 4 14 colou re d Prints, drawn and etched by Mr. Row -11. • This TDa'', was published, in Octavo, price ti. in hoards, ILL NI LaTA RY ADVENTURES 01,1011N ' WCON! E, a Pn]: oe with no Ac c ou n t o f his lcoit 4 Na rr .'i!l'veßas on the Peainsula an'd in Pali-Mall ; and also a S. vt . the Buttles of ' Salamanca and Vittoria, with: Fey AN OFFICER. i' h rd-st vro fat' Patrick M ar ti n, 198, (Word-street, Corner of darert. LOUIS TICONAPARTE'S NOVEL • Thii Day was published, 111 T—ree Volumes, i.tuo. }nice t6s. 6d. hoards. . 1 ' A. i t IA ; or, THE HOLLAND :MS. • liii h .13y LOUIS BUONAPAIITE. Qt}, i ''is Work will he found to exhibit an interesting picture : l'r3nlers of the conntq over which the Author pre-, shib i ,‘lth so much moderation. The virtues and suffethig'S 21 4 t ted are those of Dutolunen, the eciniitrals arc French, totirkt,'"'A's those of the ilevolution. it has been truly pro ll'i4nll t ° be the Work of an amiable, maral, and reflecting V r i mtd '%ll, 1. 3 , for R. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street; and Long `,l.") Rees, Orme, and Erewo, Paternoster-row. r I a - 100D FORTUNE and EYTON are now Noir become synonymous ;—the constant Success which has attended Purchasers at his °dices,. 2, Corahill, and Corentry-street, being proverbial.—E.• EYTON performs a pleasing duty he owes to his Friends, in puiuting out to them the Heads of tLe Scheme of the present unprecedented Lot tery, which contains no less than Three Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds ! with only 15,000 Tickets ! besides Five of 1,000 Guineas each, which E. E. plodges himself to pay in • Gold, without Deduction, soon as Drawn.—Tiekets and Shares are now on Sale at ‘2, Cornbill, and IS,.Coventry street, where all Business in the PuVie. Funds is faithfully executed. N. B. The Grand Lottery Draws sth April. ItIC HA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. STOCK-BROKERS, respectfulli inform the Public,. that the STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing the sth of ,APRIL; there are 15,000 Tickets, and the Scheme con tains Three Prizes of 30,0001., with Twenty-seven other Capitals, Five of them are of the! value of 1,060 Guineas each; .which will be paid in Gold, without any Deduction, as soon as Drawn. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. have been parti cularly.' fortunate in the Sale of Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, being the only persons that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of that description.-12,807, :30,0001., in Sixteen Sixteenths, and 2.6,883, 30,000!., in one Half, one Quarter, and Two Eighths.--:-They likewise sold in the Last Ten Lot teries, for all of which they ware Contractors, Thirty-five Capital Prizes in :270 Shares, including Prizes of 20,0001,, 10,0001., 5,000.1., &c.—Tickets and Shares are on Sale, in variety of Numbers, at Richardson, Goodluck, and Co.'s Offices, Cornhill, and Charing-Cross, where Schemes, with full particulars, may be had Gratis., • GOLDEN LOTTERY! THREE CERTAIN PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! Also, FIVE of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS each, which will be PAID IN GOLD, BISH returns his grateful thanks to the Puhlic'throughout the Kingdom for their distinguish ed Favours. He feelE pleasure in announcing the attractive and unprecedented Novelty of THREE CERTAIN THIRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, in the present Lottery of onlv 1f,,000 Tickets; and as uo former Lottery, even of 60400 Tickets, ever contained more than Two of JO,OOOl. the chance of gaining su large a Capital is now increased Five fold; also, as a grateful Tribute of Respect to the Public, he has made Arrangements that the Five Prizes of One Thou sand Guineas each, shall be paid in Gold as soon as drawn, without any Deduction, whether they are sold in Tickets or Shai es, at either of his Offices, or at any other °dice in the Kingdom. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 3 Prizes of L. 00,000.... are..... L. 60,000 3 • • 5 And Twenty-two other Capitals, &c. &c. _ _ First-drawn recc;ive. 9.0,000 More! . . . Second-drawn 10,0001.... will receive.... 20,000 More! Third-drawn 10,0001. ... will receive... ,20,000 Morel Making Three Prizes of 30,000 each ! First Da sth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold ! y , {lsth Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold ! 10th Blank will receive 1,000 Guineas in Gold! Second Day, 20th Blank will receive I;jooGuineas in Gold ! 1 30th Blank will receive I,ooo'Guineas in Goldl THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1815. Begins Drawing sth of (NEXT MONTH) APRIL. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale hy DISH, Contrac tor, at 4, CORNHILL; or 9, CHARING-CROSS; London, who sold the Two last 30,0001. Prizes, and Fiftecu Capital Prizes in the last Lottery. A REFLECTION. THE INNOCENCY of CHRIST's LI FE, and the Efficacy of his painful and. ignominious Death !! By Mr. T. POLEHAMPTON, educated (for some few years) at Eton School, an Officer (during ,part of the Viceroyship of his Grace the Earl of Hardwicke) in the Militia, and late Student of (resident about eight Terms) St. John's College, Cam bridge. This Day was publishei, In Two Volu►ates, price 12s: in hozirds, AN ESSAY on the CHARACTER and PRAC TICAL WRITINGS of St. PAUL. By HANNAH MORE. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stiand. Of whom may be had, by the same :author, 1. Sacred iDramas : chiefly intended for Young Persons. The 18th Edition, with add;tions, price 6s. in boards, or ele gantly printed in a pocket volume, wth' a Portrait of Mrs. More, price 2s. 6d. in hoards. 2. Practical Piety: or the Influence of the Religion of .the Heart on the Conduct of the Life. In 2 vols.Syso. 6th Edit. price 2s. 6d. in boards. 2. Christian Morals. In 2 vlis. 6th Edition, price 12s. in boards ; and new Editions of all Mrs. More's other works. BUONAPARTE'S GOVERNMENT. This Day was published, in Six Volumes, thick Octavo, price 71. 7s. boards, RECUEIL .des DECRETS, MANIFESTES,, Exposes, Budgets, Proclamations, Discours, Traites de Paix, &c. &c. de NAPOLEON BIiONAPARTE, Ex-Em pereur de France, depuis le is Brumaire, 1799, jusqu'a dissolution de son Cionvernment, en 1514, avec Index et Table ties Matieres—Extraits da Moniteur, Par LEWIS GOLDSIIITFT, . . Auteur, ie l'Histoire Secrete du Caliiiict delluonapart6, Re dactcur de ranti g allican Monitcur, &c. &c. Londres, public .par'J.;liooth, Duke-street, Portland-place; Dulau, Soho-square; et Hookham, fils, Old BOlid , sCrett. The last volume is just published, price 11.-Is. in boards, and may he had separately to make up sets it contains the Decrets, &c. of 1813, tir, the Dissolution of 13uonaparte's Go vernment, in May 1814. Also may be had as above, a Fi ench TranslatiOn of Mr. Goldsmith's Secret History of the Cabinet of 13tionapart6, in I vol. Bvo. „price 18s. boards. The following Works will be published in a few days, by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, London : 1. DISCOURSES on the EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY, colinecteci v.-it!l some of its Practical Results. By the Rev. Sir HENRY MONCItIEF WELLWOOD, Bart. Bvo. H.----JOURNAL of a TOUR and RESIDENCE in GREAT BRITAIN, during the years 1810 and 1811. By a French Traveller. With Remarks on the Country, its Arts, Litera ture, and Politics; and onthe Manners and Customs of its Inhabitants. .2 vols. Svc , . with numerous engravings. a This Work, which will consist of two octavo volumes, with numerous engravings, is the production of a French gentleman, who had left his own country more than 20 years before he paid a visit to ours, and bestowed - a little more time and a little more pains on the survey, of which he has now published the results, than his countrymen Lsualiy :.;Jut to such purposes. There is scarcely. any part of the country which he has not visited, and scarcely any of the subjects which these visits could suggest that he hits not discussed with exemplary candour, intelligence, and originality. Ju pre senting it to theltation to whom it relates, the publishers are aware that they subject it to no common ordeal ; but they are very ninch mistaken if it be not speedily recognised as the most. intelligent, most copions,• and most impartial account that. any foreigner has ever given of this country. HISTORY of the CHURCH of SCOTLAND, front the Establishment of the Reformation till the Revolu tion;- illustrating a most interesting period of 'the History of Britain. By GEOR!..iL I). D. Minister of isureuce kirk. 3 vols. Bvce. 0 .7 r. IV/ • . 4%. tu„ dtai, .0/ kiiii\k Issfif • ‘I4L EAST-INDIA HOUSE, MA! cii I, 1815. 'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading to the East Indies, do hereby give,Notice, That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company, appointed tohe held at their House in Leadenhall street, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, a Motion will be made, " That Mr. WIL " LIAM BROWN, late of the Madras Civil Establishment, " be permitted to return with lkis Rank to India." JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST-INDIA 110 USE, MARCH 1, 1815. WvREREAS, in pursuance of the 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the Bye Laws of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indies, it is ordained, • " That a List shall be published fourteen days before the " Annual Election of Directors, containing the Names of " such Proprietors, qualified agreeably to Law, as shall sig " nify, in writing, to their Secretary, their desire of becorn " ing Canditia:ies for the Direction sixteen days before such " Annual Election." The COURT of DIRECTORS of the said COMPANY do hereby give Notice, in order that the Proprietors may con form to the said Bye - Law, that the ensuing ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Company, for four years, is appointed for the 12th APRIL next, and that such List will be plblished fourteen days before the said Election, as the above-mentioned Bye Law directs. JAMES COBB, Secretary. TWENTY MILES FROM TOWN. t() BE . LbT upon LEASE, a large roomy HOUSE, with good Garden and Orchard, admirably adapted to the purposes of a Boat%ling School or Academy. Rent low, and may he entered upon immediately. . . Apply to Mr. Nicholls, Aut2tionerr, St. Albans; Mr. Bull, opposite the India-House; or Mr. Richardson, Builder, Charlotte-street, Portland•pluee. MANOR of HALL-PLACE, in the COUNTY or HANTS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the AUCTION-MART, ►n London, on 'THURSDAY, the 16th day of March, 1815, • at One o'Clock, in One Lot, HE very desirable and improvable Customary' MANOR of HALL-PLACE, situated in the Parish of Yately, about two miles from Sandhurst and Blacksvater, and 33-from London, with the chstomary Corset Royalties, Aliena lion, Fees, Quit-Rents, and Lands,, HaHulot,: ' Copyhold of Indieritatien'(nearly equal in value to Freehold) ; comprising Yately-horse, with Gardens, Fish-ponds, Water Corn-mill, , and Farms cont.liinin. , 239 Statute Acres (more or less) of inclosed Meadow, Pashre, and Arable Land, part thereof ex onerated from Tithe of Hay, by a Modus of 2d. per Acre, with extensive and valuable Manorial and other Rights of Pasture and Turbary, &c. &c. on the largr Commons and Heaths of Yately, now iu the renting of Messrs. Bosley, Hewett, White, and Bedford, at very old Rents, amounting only to 2851. per year. Yately is nearly the central of a fine Sporting Country, abounding with Game, and the intended Inclosnre of the Wastes, and Enfranchisement of the Cupyhelds will add con siderably to its value. -Printed Particulars may be had of Mr. Bosley, the Tenant, who will spew the Estates ; also at the Inns at Blackwater, Hertford-bridge, and Bagshot, end at the Auction Mart, London ; and, for further Particulars, application may be made to George South, Esq Charlton Cottage, near Shaftes bury; John Stanley - Smart, Esq. 23, Red Lion-square ; Thos. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; Edward Robson, Esq. Castle street, Leicester-square, London ; or to Messrs. Bond and Pickering, Land Agents, and Surveyors, Axminster. WILTS AND DORSET. To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, in Lon don ; on Thursday, the 16th of March, 1815, at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, THE CAPITAL MANSION, and Excellent Offices of ASHCOMBE„ with the brautifully Pic turesque, Woods, Plantations, and, Grounds, delightfully situated in the enchanting Vale of Ashcombe ; presenting an Eligible Residence for a Nobleman, or Family of Distinction. With.the capital and ',highly improvable Manors and Estates of Toilard Royal, and Ashgrove, with the Liberty of Laver mere, and Manor of Tollar. Baron Down Hundred and Tol lar Farnham and Stubbampton, otherwise - Steppington Manor ; with the Chief and Quit Rents,• Rights, Royalties and Privileges appurtenant to the said Manors, advantage ously situated between the two great Western roads, in the parishes of Toltard Royal, Berwick St. John, and Donhead St Marv, in the County of Wilts; Tollar Farnham, Little Fittle Farnham, Tarrant Grenville, and Handley, in the County of Dorset; about Fourteen Miles from Salisbury, and Six from Blandferd, Shaftesbury, and Cranboriine, forming an entire Freehold Property, of :3,967 Statute Acres, with Royalties abundantly stored with Game, extendiug ()ter about h,WO Acres • the estimated yearly value , Thre Thousand Five Hundred Pounds. The Mansion and about 2,2oo . Acres (including Sod Acres of Woodland,) are in.Dernesne; th residue is granted by Leases, or Copies for One, Tao, .and Three Lives, under nominal Rents or Heriots. Printed Particulars may be had of . Mr. James Bennet, of Tollard Royal, who wilt strew that. Manor, (and /I shcombe House .and Grounds may be viewed with leave of P. C. Me thuen, Esq . : M.P. the occupier,) of Mr. Josiah Barrett, of Tollar Farnham, and'lstr. -Thomas Hill, of Steppingtou, who will Shaw that Manor ;. also. at the Auction Mart, London ; and principal Inns in Salisbury, Blandford, and Shaftesbury; and for further Particulars, and inspecting the Maps, appli cation may be made.to George South, Esq. Charlton Cottage, near Shaftesbury; John. Stanley Smart, , Esq, Red Lion square ; Thomas Norris, Esq, Lineolus-Inn; Edward Robson, Esq. Castle-street, LeicesterHsquare, London ;'or to , Messrs. Bond and Pickering, Laud Agents and Surveyors, Axminster. Superior Merit will ever meet the Public Approbation. DR.FREENIAN'sGUrrA SALUTARIS, or a most famous Medicine for curing Vcnereal, Glandular, -and Cutaneous Disorders, -Gleets, -3;.c.—A bottle .or two will convincetbe patient of their salutary effects ; a few bottles have effected a cure, after salivation and every other means hays proved abortive, and even when the disorder has been stand ing. several years. No remedy can be better contrived, more sale, or more convenient, than this, for such as are obliged to go long Journies, or. to Sea, as it needs no confinement or rcStraint of diet ; and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman iii an extensive practice, has proved it no less successful in those debilities which arise more from imprudence than a certain cause—to such patients it holds out a never-fairing, perma nent, and speedy relief. SOW, -wholesale and retail, at It. Butler's Chemical, Drug, and Patear Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, - Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; London ; Sharp and Belau], in Portsmouth; Jones, Weston ,• A llnntt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johnston, and Harding, Gosport; Colcrnan and Jacob, / Sheerness; Pea, Ross, and Turner, Hull t Hoxland Cook worthy, Granville, N , ittleton, and Gilbert., Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swintiey and, Co. Binning - ham; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Latlibury; Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton,. 'adburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and M`Do nald, Glasgow; Bulger) and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Durin and Sutton, Not tingham ; Simmonds, Blandford ; and retail, by most Coun try Medicine Venders, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. Ud. and s4s. each, with satnpledirectious each Sex. ;li4 ; 4 1, ,•-tj [PRICE SIYPENCE-HAEPPPATI,rY. NAVAL NEWS. The Honourable Company's ships Lord Mel , vine, Capt. CRABB ; Princess Charlotte ofNales, Captain CRAIG ; Rose, Captain Mc. TAGGART ; and Metcalfe, Captain SANDERS, for Madras and Bengal ; the Ceres, Capt. SCOTT, for St. Helena ; and China, and the extra ships Northumberland, Capt. FRANKLIN Huddart, Car: WELLER ; and Lord Eldon, Capt. COWLES, for Madeira, Ma drass, and 'Bengal, will be finally dispatched from the East India House, on Monday next. PORTSMOUTH, - MARCH I.—Arrived his Majes ty's. ship Rosario from *off Brighton, and the Sybelle frigate from Plymouth. The following is a list of the ships that sailed yesterday, under convoy of his Majesty's ship Acbar, &c. for the East Indies, Cape, and South Seas :—Lowther Castle, Atlas, Bridgewater, General Harris, Duke of Wellington, Hibernia, Venus, MeJumbo; Hert fordshire, General 'Hyd, Union, Hebe, Alfred, and Providence.—Wind S. W. HARWICH, MARCH I.—Arrived the Diana packet, with a mail and passengers from Gotten burgh. Sailed the Henry Freelin. , packet for "'Aland ; and Lord Nelson packet for Cuxhaven. Wind S. DEAL, MARCH I .—Arrived the Dexterous pm. - brig from off' the North Foreland. The - East India:nen remain.—Wind S. W. LIVERPOOL, FBA. 28,—Arrived the Principe, DE BEIRA, from Pernambuco, in 61 days ;—on the 10th inst. in lat. 33. 23. long. 30. ZL boarded by his Majesty's` sloop of war Nimrod ; she had experienced very bad weather, in which she had thrown all her guns overboard. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. To his Majesty's gun-brie: Escort, for the re-capture of the Plenipo, at No. 13, Ciement's-inn, for three months, from the , 2.Bth inst. • To his Majesty's sloop Doterel (Marlborough and Racoon in company) for the capture of L'Eleonora French privateer, at N0.'13, Clemeat's-inn, for three months from the c2Bth To his Majesty's ships Tartarus, Avon, and Castilian, for the r %capture of the Atlantic, at No. 1 Clement's-inn, for three months. Appelles, for the Speculation, On board, o❑ her arrival in port, after the 28th inst. at No. 23, Surrey-street, Strand, every Monday and Saturday. l'ermagpt; for Le Reprisaille,. on board, on her arrival . in port, at No. 41, Norfolk-street, every Tuesday and Friday. The Endymion has arrived at Bermuda, having parted with her prize, the President, two days be fore, in thick weather. Commodore DECATUR, who, it appears, was wounded in the nc,se, was on board the British ship ; and, the.loss in killed and wounded, on board the President, was, as we originally stated, upwards of 100. A number of American prizes have been lately carried. into Bermuda, laden principally with cotton. A fleet of about 10 sail, laden .with cotton and tobacco, was expected 'to sail from thence in a few days, under convoy of the Dromedary store,ship, for' England. Yesterday 'a Court of Directers was held at the East India House, when the ship Warren Hast.:. ings, of 940 tons, was taken up for China' direct.- THE ARMY. Last week a Circular was issued from the War Office, signed " PAI-MERSTON," to Officers com manding Regiments of Cavalry, notifying to them, : that it having appeared to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT that the price of Forage having materially diminished since the additional alio wance of 6d. per mile for every 18 miles was granted to- dealers furnishing recruit horses to the Cavalry, his Royal Highness has in consequence thereof, thought fit to order that the said additional allow ance shall forthwith cease. Major-Generar COLKLUIIOVNGRANT has taken the command 'of the Brigade at Dublin, vacated by Lord AYLMER. The 4th Dragoons have been ordered from Dublin to the interior of that country. `!'he second• battalion of the 83d regiment is ar rived at Dublin'from Kilkenny, and relieved the 59th fool, which regiment has gone ,to Newry to embark for Dover. The 14th Light Dragoons, 28th, 52d, .71st, 79th, and 91st regiments, under the command of General JouNsToN, embariied at Cove, expected to sail on Thursday for their destination. Vessels are taken up by the Transport Board ? to proceed to, Ostend, for the purpose of ,either bringing from Belgium the second battalion regi ments of infantry to be incorporated with the first, or for the immediate conveyance of the brigade of Guards to England. A transport, conveying the baggage, mess plate, &c. of the 9►h Light Dragoons, foundered near Holyhead. Fortnnately the whole : of the crew were saved. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. William Sangster, wright, Old Mcldrum, to be examined in the Leigh Tolhdoth, Aberdeen, Ist and 15th MaFCh, at 12. John Stronach, merchant, Keith, to be examined in the Laigh To'booth, Aberdeen, 7th and 21st March. at 12. ' Creditors of John Stewart, coal, lime, and iron-stone mer chant, ]3ankeir, meet in the Prince of \Vales tavern, Glat.,- gow, 9th March, at 12. Creditors of John Daw, cattle-dealer, Meikle Obney, meet in Cameron's inn, Dunkeld, 7th March, at 12. Creditors of the Rey. Jas. Hall, Rose-street, Edinburgh, meet hi the trustee's office there, 24th March, at 1. Creditors . of William Ross, late merchant and cattle-dealer, Stranraer, meet in the George inn there, 10th March. Creditors of that Company trading from Glasgow to Trinidad and Curacoa, under the firm ut Hercules, Scott, and Ct.. in Glasgow, &e. will receive a dividend from Archibald Bu• chanan, merchant, Glasgow, 16th March. Creditors of Thomas M`Chlery, Losset, and Robert M'Chiery, Glengayer, will receive a dividend at the offic e o f th e B f i., tish Liueu Company, Strauraer, 27th March.