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F.R. an i.l A.S., are now complete, and that IMPRESSIONS from Ih etn are on Sale at the ORDN4NCE MAP OFFICE. la the r oWElt of LONDON, and also at WILLIAM F.ADEN'S, e t ) gaptler to-his,Majesty, anti agent to the Board, of Ord itapce, at CHAR.I.NP7CitOSS. OTICE is hereby given, that a Session of k Oyer and Terntiner and Otto! Delivery, for the (Trial of Offences comntztted on Me High. Seas, within the Jurisdic tion of the Admiralty of England, will beheld at the Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, London, on itiondan, the sth day of Jan ua ry next, at Eight o'Cloch in the Morning. J. W. CROIs7ER. UPPER. AM) LOWER 4ANADA. PI.A.TE,S contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, 5/us 'ex, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall, and propor -11"s °f Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke:, Cardigan, Carmarthen , ' l4 coorgon, Wilts„Berkt, Nlitlillesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.. t'a'rt IX, contaioir;gnearly the whole of Pembrokeshire 41/d Portions Of the adjacent Country, was published ori the ist August: L. 819, and as the Work is still in progress, ae - r " rd ing to the original Design of giving a coruple , e Map of treat Britain upon. a Scale of one inch to a Mile, the of i-i--,ififf4;re parts will follow as fast as tine na ture of such a Work will adMit, without increasing the an- Expense. CONTRACT FOR FLOUR• ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, AT GREENWICH, 991 10-or 424 5 101 OTHER PORT CHARGES. •,131 jicr • • Dec. 11,-1620. PERSONS as may be willing to Con -1•-7 tract for Supplying this Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR, , may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said Hospital, at this Place, on Saturday next, the 16th Inst., at. Eleven o'Cleck in the Forenoon ; and in the mean Security Bond and Permit. Permit tt! Load- 6 0 Harbour Mastery Fee► Gg 0 PilotaKe . 84 • 3 Fiscal's Frei Colonial Receiver 5B 14 Governor's Secretary 40 • Culotl Do. 1 R 0 . . time he furnished with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with.furtber particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's Office 2L)I 14--or ,Ci 4 6 0 A , I, i• bare. •• £4s 11 1V Charges on the sr:me Vessel at Halifax.. N. B. No Proposals will be received after the hour aforesaid, nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the Forms above mentioned ; nos unless the - Parties personally appear. Gentlem„i wishing to procure a Map of the Country- sur t"intling their osin habitations, may, by application to Mr. 1341 `ER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index Map Keil be shewn) sele,:t any sheets they please, for that purpose. 411 Letters on this subject, adelressed to Mr. Baker, under Qover to the Secretaty of the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, Wdl be immediately attended to. Dy Order of tilC Board, 8. 2 11. CREW, Sec. IMPERIAL LIFE INSURANCE COM. PANY, for Insurance of Lives, and f,ndowmetits - o . Zhi!dren, .and' also for purchasing Annuitas on Lives, SUN Qt:ltT, CORNHILL, and ST. JAMESS-STRE,4T. Capital—,C7so,o9o, 'DIRECTORS. ' SIR JAMES SHAW, - Bart. Chairman. WILLIAM FRY, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Grant Allan, E. Richard. Lee, Esq. John Beerdieu, Esq. Ebenezer Nlaitland. Esq. George Brown, Esq. - Daniel Mildred,. Esq. Cornelius Butler, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. Andrew Colville, Esq. Robert Slade, Esq. James Inglis, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq. Ruben Lang, Esq. John Smith, Esq. 'EES. TRUE' Cornelius Bolter, Esq. Al)drew Colville : , Esq Fry,,Vfl• • Lee,.!1•:11. Daniel Mildred, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq. John Smith, Esq. M.P. AUDITORS. Charles Barrlay,..t . Sir Charles Pt ice, Bart. John Baker Richards. Person s insuring at this Office will derive two important dv a 4 tages—First, The most effectual security is provided fur Pityment of Losses.. Not only will the Premiums received b .,,,P"n Polici es b e carefullVin vested and accumMulated fur that 1. ."'P"se., but. t Capital of 740,00.01. has been subscribed to any possible deficiency. Secondly , Upon. every Policy n'ecled f, t the whole term of Life, the Insured will partwi lcre in the profits o f the Company, by basing periodical 'ad .'trn us rustle the sums insured to the anwant , of 4,rd-parts rsuch clear gains and profits. At the same time, they will e protected by the ample Capital above-mentiuned front every chance of loss. A Comittee of Directors sit daily at Sun-Conrt, for tl,r dispatch of business. A . cotninission is allowed to Solicitors, Agents, and Bro kers procuring Life Insurances. By Order of the Directors, JOHN GREY, Actuary. Warranted to ,sail on or before the 10th January, 4821, • Wind and Weather permitting, FOR THF. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, THE very Fine New SHIP COU RIER, coppery& and Copper-fastened, ISO Tons Regit.ter,' Mr. JOHN CLOVER, Com mander ; has two-thirds of her Cargo al ready engaged, and being intended for a re- Kular Trader to the Cape and this Port, is fitted in a superior 4 tvle for 'the Aecommodation of Passengers. - Vor Freight or Passage, apply to Messrs. JOHN LAING 4 Ni SONS, .South Shields, or MATT. PI. UMMER and Cu. Non-castle, TO BE • SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A New VESSEL, lately launched, ,• and now lying at South Shields, 9.4(r Tong Register ; Length on Deck 86 Feet 6 Incises, . - extreme Breadth 25 . Feet 7i Inches, Depth of Hold 16 Feet 2 Inches; built entirely of Aril -seasoned English Oak, and Plank of the best quality, F t br Se upi l etely Copper-fastened, and is a viewly 'well-constructed '''vs • For further Particulars, inquire of Messrs. STRAKER and BARRAS, South Shields. 'South Shields, Noteiuber 26, 1820. _.--& T H E H Nem - Teak-built SHIP GE v, NERAL PALMER, burthen no Tons, which ~ t-) . r_ u arrived at Portsmouth, with Govermir Elliot 0 . jr.• and a number of Passengers, on Sunday the 19th 7 --, ,,- .7 ult. will sail the latter end of this Month, 'di rect for MADRAS. The General Palmer is the "nly .hip that did not suffer out of those that were at Ma dras dt ring the violent hurricanes experienced there. For FreiOt and Passage, apply to• Messrs. BAZET'r, FAR Q UHAR, CRAWFORD, and Co. 71, Old Broad-street, Loudon i or at the Hampshire Telegraph Office, Pm - um:Alt h. • ._...,--..,.....--,. ' ./ . Q-1' MADRAS & BENGAL, with libcrtyto call at MADEIRA, Warranted to Sail in all December, • The remarkably line SHIP 5 LADY . „ '..:4 LUSHINGTON, ALEXANDER §corr, --,•,.-, Conirrim t. uler, lying is the City Canal. Bu r. tig. then 640 tons. 'This Ship was built and '' .ll ' fitted up for the &Ist India Trade ; has eery ilttperior Accommodations, for Passengers, and carries a titltgevri. Yor.Freight or Passage, apply to G. H. GIBBONS, 42, St. :Sliir.r.Ax,e; dr to CURLING and DomE•rr, 16, George aid;:Lombard-street. - URSUANT to a Decree of the High Court ` of cttancery, made in a Cause Ntarshall against Dar ras, th, joint ereditois of the late Partnership of Messrs. 11001) an 4 ItYLF., of Newpstle-upon-Tyoe, _Merc ' hants arc to come in and prove their Debts before .torncs Stephen, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers in Southampton-huilding,s, Chancery-lane, London, on or be fore the Nineteenth Day of December instant, or in Default ther,of, they %ill be peremptorily excluded the Benefit of the said Decree. By sußscnnutoN, Tiro be published on the Ist Day of January, sac ts2l, (and.continned Quarterly) price One Shilling, •It'VENALIA or, JUVENILE. EFFORTS in - LITERA , TeltE. ~By the Gentlemen of the Alton, Hants, Academy. "'Qui siudet optatani curse eontingete oretain. Ilulta tulit fecitque piter,.sudavit et alsit."—l-lorace. ; 4 ' l .* Subscribers tire reqUested to send their names through th e medium. of any,llookseller. . N. L.—Though Ellis literary Trifle was intenled exclusively to exercise the talents of itee,Pupils of the .AltonAcadvmy ; th e Candidates for Literary Fame, wilt cheer tufty insert the cotuninnient ions (pcs's paid) -of = the Gentlemen -or Ladies of Itily other Establiahment. .11 1 ' tf eto , fOr • to o. 01" it-P` d $ 111 a a # I` r 0' I to Via rae ct ` Oie • W i). l l ' . I ,tiC9 Ilse . E , E .14r 11 06' r of 170 ,F ay , q 99 hY 1 • Rs, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, DEC. H. OPERA-HOUS6.---TAYlOfi V. WATERS. The Lou CtianrcELLutt said, that baring seen the Master, before whom the inquiry in this case was (going forward, he had found that it would he almost an endless proceeding, un less some other mode than that of attendinkfor one hour was adopted. He therefore directed that the Solicitors in it should attend the Master for as many hours ;ti the. day as he should Sod it convenient to dedicate to them , and that the y should charge for only one attendance for each time. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, DEC. 12. - 'ASSAULT AND IMPRISONMENT. DENNIS V. TALIiuT. This action was brought hy,William 13 :nnis against the De fcndant Talbot, to recover it compensation in damages for a trespass, in .entering the house of the Plaintiff And restrain ing his person.—The defendant pleaded in justification, that the plaintiff was a lunatic person, and in such a state of mind as rendered it necessary to restrain him ; therefore the de fendant entered the house and secured his person. The SOLICITOR GENERAL. stated, that the defendant ap peared to he a person keeping a house for the reception of. un happy persons - afflicted with-lunacy. The plaintiff had been clerk to Mr. Williams, a respectable solicitor in the city, and he behaved so well that his master, an the expiration of his ar ticles, took him into partnership. His application to business occasioned illness. In 1819, be was Attacked with nervous fe ver, and was in such a state of mind as to require restraint of person. He resided with -his mother at Bethnal-green, and whilst the fever predominated, a man from the defeurlant's Asylum in that neighbourhood • had the care of him for three weeks or a month, when his health was. re-established. His mother died soon after, and the Plaintiff came into possession of occonsiderable property. He then prepared to-quit busi ness and go to the Continent.' Whilst he was making his ar rangements for the purpose, he was surprised on the ed d a y of June by twu of the defendant's men entering his house, and seizing his person, on pretence that he was insane. He expressed' his astonishment, and required an explanation from the defendant, who told him' he was put under re straint in consequence of irregul Ar LICi ; for firing gunsand pistols in his garden, and shooting at chimney pots. The Plain tiff was obliged to submit, but he found means to 'inform his partner Mr. Williams, of his situation , who went over to him, and finding him in his senses, applied to the defendant to with draw Iris men. The defendant refused, saying he had the cer tificate of a medical man, and the instructions of the Plain tiffs Uncle. This was on the Friday, and the defendant's men were continued in the house until Sunday evening. when they were at length witlrdrawn, and the plaintiff Was left at liberty to follow his own inclinations. He should call a number of witnesses, namely, Dr. Pitt and several private' friends, to Sheer the sanity of the plaintiff when the violence was committer. on his person. The Jury would then have to say what damages they ought to give as compen sation to an unfortunate person, 'thus deprived of his per sonal liberty. The general result of the testimony of the wit nesses called was, that he was a young man of some fortune and character. From an early period of his-life he had been extremely fond of fire works and fire arms. For three or four years past his attention had been directed to double barrelled guns and pistols. In 1819, he was afflicted - with illness troth of body and Mind, and certainly at that time was more or less lunatic. Two 4r shire persons who had beers constantly in Mr. Williams's Office with him, stated, that he hail never shewn insanity since his recovery from the nervous, fever. Mr. DENMAN, for the Defendant, represented that his Client's condact had been dictated-by the most humane con• siderations, and that he the :Advice of the medical men attached to his establishment. u ifortenate young Gentleman had imp - aired his health by intense application, so mnelt so, that ire surnetinies• thought he was parsuril by evil spirits,' which he exorcised by drawing magical circles. He denied that the plaintiff had called the least evidence to prove the real state of his mind ; tire' domestics attending hiM should have been called. Mr. DENbIAN proceeded to call witnesses in support of his statement, after which the Solicitar4leneral tirade a forcible anti eloquent reply. • The Ciss v JUSTICE, in his charge, said it was certainly ne cessary that all person , : before they restrained individuals, should have good -anthority, and . be well 'convinced that the mind was diseased, so as to render restraint proper. At the same time, - where good - nsage ass observed some latitude and indulgence might be allowed, even where the keeper was in fault, because many cases' might arise where the }nubile ertfety required unhappy persons suffering under insanity to be promptly secured. When it appeared titre caution -was used, and the party acted upon a eartscteutious feeling, it was not a case for large darriAges. His Lordship left the Jury tin say whether this was or was not such a-case. • The Jury retired fur half an hour, and returned a verdict for the - Plaintiff, damages 3001. The tate occupied (ruin twelve o'clock to nine at night. - CHARTER HOUSE. —Yesterday being the Foun der's Day, the usual ,annual ceremonies were ob served, according to the charter. geVeral of the Governors, Patrons and Friends to theinstitu tibu. attended ; Diviri, Service was performed in the Chapel of the Charter House, and a most ex cellent Sermon preached by the Rev. ! Di:. !Gan no*. They afterwards repaired. to the Great Ilan, which was fitted up with a rostrum, benches, and eytry other necessary aecommoda tiOn, where, the company Were highly gratified by the proficiency of Mr. TuomAS toiI.NAY, the senior scholar (of the Latin Grammar School,) in declamation, who acquitted l•liirself with ability, and received the greatest - applause. The Gover nors and Visitors,liestowed their customary dona tions on the youthful orator, and then . partoolt. of a sumptuous entertainment prepared for the' oc- casion. The Rev. Mr. LUCY, of Charlicote, in War• wickshire,,has at this time in .his garden, a num ber of strawberries, as big as hazle nuts, and other shoots, in full blossom, a remarkable proo' of .the mildues of.the sqsqu. (From the Quet , ee Gazettes, Oct. so.) YORK, (U. C.) OCT. Majesty hai been pleased to appoint John Henry Dunn; Es u' to be Receiver-General for this Pro vince, vice the nondurable Jolts M< till, re signed. : KINGSTON, (U. C.) OCT. 20.—His Excellency Sir Peregrine Maitland and Suite arrived in town frßm York, in the steam-boat Frentenac, last evening. His - Excellency inspected_ the 70th regiment this morning. We learn, during the dreadful gale of the 11th inst. the schooner Asp, from Niagara, laden with staves, was driven ashore and wrecked in Mexico Bay, near Oswego, and that of eleven persons on board, two only succeeded in reaching the shore. Two or, hree American vessels were also strand ed:ht 'die same time, but without the loss of any lives. Extract from a letter, dated Cobourg, the 12th instant.—" A dreadful accident happened on the Rice Lake yesterday. Lieut. Jenkins and Mr. Houston, of the Royal - Navy, and the . latter gentleman's thiee sons, 'together with an emi grant named Collier,-. were- crossing that Lake during the gale in a small bbat rather overloaded. ft unfortunately oversat nearly ,a mile from the shore. Mr. Jenkins and Collier. were drowned. Mr. Houston and' his three, sons Were, rescued from the same fate with difficulty by some people who went to their assistance, from Burdsley's, now called Sixe's Town. Mr. Jenkins was a single man ; but Collier has left a wife and five children." - KINGSTON, (U. C.) OCT. 24.—0 n the 11th in stant, the schooner Asp, owned by Thomas Ra cey, Esq. of Niagara, sprung aleak off . Oswego, and was afterwards driven ashore at Salmon River. Of eleven persons on board two only, a man and a woman, were saved. A meeting of the Merchants and others inte rested in the Lumber Trade, was holden on Fri day last at the Exchange Cbffee-house , A.Com mittee was appointed 'to correspond with the other parts of the Province, and with our sister Colonies. A - subscription was opened for defray ing the necessary expenses. We understand that several Gentlemen of this City,, acqUainted with the trade and interests of the Province, will be in England in the course of the ensuing winter, and 'his hoped that no decision against us will be had without further inquiry into the effects which the proposed measure would have on the Colonies. The Lord Bishop of Quebec preached a Ser mon in *the -Cathedral Church yesterday, after which a collection was made in aid of the Na tional School established in this. city. We un derstand that there are between two and three hundred scholars who attend the school, chiefly children of poor emigrants. MONTREAL, Nov. 4.—;(l4ports.) There has been exported, up to the 24th ult. from this Prp vince, about 24720 barrels of ashes,. 42600 ditto of flour, and 9:54024 bushels of wheat. (Counterfeits.) —There has lately beericircu lated in this city, - several Counterfeit 20 dollar notes, purporting to be of the Montreal Bank. — The false note may' be detected by the omission of the exterior' heading round the right hand compartment enclosing the words" Vingt . Pias tres"; amid by the serpentine flourish before the B. in the name 'B. Homes; the same flourish be ing in the genuine note only one sweep, concave towards the top of the note. MosmarAL, Nov. the course of this week, Mr. Hall, Commissioner, Dr. Bigsby, and part of those who have . been employed in draw;; Mg the boundary line, arrived in thiS city, having concluded their operations -for the' season on Lake SUperior. In their way • doW'n - the' Lake, they were overtaken by a heavy gale of wind, obliged to cut away their masts, and after suffer ing very severely, were driVenin . with the loss of their boats, and otherwise severely damaged. Great Fire at New Haven.--The City-of •New Haven has been afflicted with the most destruCtiVe fire ever known . in that plate. - About eleven o'clock on Thursday night,' a 'fire brOke out in one of the stores on Long Wharf,. said to have com municated from a stove in a chamber ; and- we are informed that twenty-seven 'buildings in front,and seven in the rear, were destroyed. The goods saved . froth the fire were lti,St by being thrown off the dock. 'The wind was:high, and the flames spread with great 'rapidity. The lire began, near the head of the wharf, in the store next south of. 'J. N. Clark's, and swept every thing down to the long range inclusive.' It broke out a little before midnight, and no efforts. availed tb , stop its progress, unfit a store, next south of the fong'range,. was pulled down.-Tire whole loss is estimated by judicious people at aboui 'One had ifredlhoasaiul &Allis, but a small part of which was insured. NOVA SCOTIA. UALIFAN, OCT. 3.---We.uuderstand that the documentg' annexing ,sidneYJO - ittis Province ha arrived in the Mail ; and that ftfg.re . .7ie,efkri'c'y James Kempt will soon proceed to visit'that por tion of his Government. We arc indebted tb a mercantile friend for the followint 'statement of the and Port Charges' recently paid at --Di7.IIEAARA and thii place, upon a vessel of 122 fotts burthen.— The difference'vef treat. - AVe not pre- . tend to say, thfitthe ofikers at Demerara are not. Entitled to all they have Charg'ed, ive think British Owner's' :are exposed tCrhtsavier and more numerous taxes' at that : pIACe 'than they Coilectors , and Searcher.' Fees fur Entry ft urn t! West lodirs Clcarittgtor Ditto Certificate of landing Comptroller NaVill Office Ca IG• 2 11 - 5i 0.6 8. 0 12 0. 1 2 6 CG 9 7f, Excess of Detneraracharges over those is Halifaxi...... CHARLOTTE-TOWN, P. EDWARD ISLAND, Aug. 20. PROROGATION OF THE ASSEMBLY; Qn thiS day . his Excellency the . Lieutenant. Governor was pleased to-deliver the following Speech : "Mr. President, and Gentlemen of his Majesty's Council, " Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the House'ufssembly, Raving convened you for. the .purpose men tioned at the opening of the Session, 'iv-filch' has been duly regarded on Soar parts, and , having _been given to understand, that no further public business requires attention, I feel disposed to re lieve •you from the inconvenience of- further- ap. plication to the affairs -of the Colony, at a dis tance-from the homes and the avocations of seve. ral of you.. But I cannot allow- the General As. sembly to separate, _without expressing My grate ful sentiments lo•you Gentlemen Mentbers.Of his AlajeSty's.Council, for your constant-eOonornical care of the Public Revenue, and for the..assist. ante I have ever received from you idyour.Bxe cutive capacity, on that- important point,' well acquainted as' I must be with- your integrity and sound judgment - on such matters. r must nOt.with. hold from - you Allis my Most public testimony to that effect, ascribing to'your .aSsistalice • the , -2-c -•tu4ilt4te of -the pecuniary affairs - of COlouY, which may well challenge scrutiny, and need•not shrink-from remark. .. • , „ " I am happy -to have had it in my power to concur with both -Houses, *Ol,l the Bill's .which have been presented'; but it is impossible forme fo-paS4 unnoticed some of `the proceedings of • the Lower Houseovltieh have forznally . cohre to my litiowledge,through.the-Copies of their-Journals, which have beets communicated.- Frorn thern it appears, that certain •Resolutions„refliaing upon me, have been adopted, .and.an Addieis Majesty - framed- and 'founded on thein, which'is to be transmitted. through his Eircellehey Me .Go vernor in.edifif, a measure equally extraotdinar.y and Unnemosaryi in' as rnuch,ns-I should-myself, if I had: been applied.to,.have readilyperateci in any •sti;sh measure, -that'would have attracted his•MajestY's attention to my contlitct, - jtv•ltose faithful' servant I . anL ! "-Tite Address in question would thus have reaehedlbe Throne, unqueitionahly nitidh sootier, and, let ine add; with•more eerthinty, aS• it ro. niains.'to be seen What conduct his lordship:may feel. it ednitisti.trt with . his .ditty 'to ittlOpt;- oil* so delicate-a point as the interposing concerns-Of'a:distalit'Uolosny. anYcirCuM . stnces,..my 'liearty and , • earneSt.desire to proniote the public Ni - elfare will contiuneuntlithinished, feVling, as I trust I ever to 'all' party ptlitics, and neces sarily with both. regfet' and_ . wonder those who.allow theinseliies to be :hurried away by Iheni. ' r. C. DOUGLASS SMITH', Lieut.-Governor. 4 ' Aug. 10, IttiU." • A , The President of his Majesty's Council, by his Excellendy's:coinrnatlcl, then prorciguett the Gene rat.ASsenthlY to the 4th SeptetabeT next. • • SAGACITY OF A DOG.—A farmer near Albany, in kineritz-a; Was_ lately attacked with insanity, am}, in a fit of•this 'd.readittl *i.:ladyV•attempted to put an end-tO'his ekist'ence.t •Eeiy pfecantion to prevent stietr , C atamstiophie, vas. adopted "by his family but.Z bite -he escaped. frOm the hotise, taking' with tiitiva 'razor...4llS 4 - 4;lati'3ns used 'every .effort to discover- The dog of - the . unfOrtnitate . . man quitted the house shortly after •his inaster, , •ancl , feniained absent. This circom:Etance wa" , i regarded• ar a cer tain proof that the :rriaster -was &id, and that the dog had -remained- by the body. At night, -to . the Ant prise-' And- . joy. 44 - -the' farnily,-: the two: fugitives ?eturned. The. , man, - whose; lit 'of ima.ACkY had lefe.him, Stated' 'that - he • Was joined by hi&'dog- .at the . - ‘miarnent •when he was about 'to eat his throat,•when:the faithful animal caught hold of bib arm, and prevented it. ff he 'same - thing , was' repeated several times--with Success, and towards night, when - hi'mental de ' rangement-had•coMpletely left him ; .: the grateful master caressed his dog, atict returned with him to -dicer his desponding -family. - - - - - -•-(Ga.zelle de Francc.) ' io , " n6P V lie' 3 0? 1 ,0 0,1 [P; sl.lc : l bc.c" g od .c p tll°",;s , t • CA ti ; P'l„"!cd „a o!f I ' r ;AP', 3 114. t ie :a0 tn 1 1 %. to t'. 011' q~ ,t 1 . h 4t 4 Lrleet'' so:__ 1 : j