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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-01-07

SCWTLdND.

ILLICIT DISTILLATION.

The Board of Excise Iles given much of its at-
tendon to extingui,ll, if possible, the baneful prac-
tice of illicit distillation; mid the period seems ar-
rived, when, by the cordial co-operation of all the
respectable part of the continuality, this defiance to
the established laws of the kingdom may be sub-
dued. We understand that directions are given to
the proper officers to bring the delinquents at ear-
lier mad more frequent periods before the Magis-
tnites, for whose consideration, with the most lauda-
ble zeal for the public advantage, and for main-
taining a due obedience to the laws, the Right
Hon. die Lord Advocate has sent the following cir-
cular letter, addressed to the Sheriff's of the diffe-
rent counties:—

Edinburgh, November 1617.

SIR-1 beg leave to transmit to you copies of a letter,
which 1 have received from the Chairman of the Hoard of
Excirte,and of the public 'Notice lately jutted by that Board,
relative to illicit distillation. The subject is one of infinite
importance to the country ; and, as various representations
have been made respecting it froth different quarters, I have
thought it proper to direct, that a number of copies of the
paper above referred to, and of this letter, should be sent to
the office of the Sheriff. Clerk of the county of —, in
order that you may take the trouble of forwarding them to
sorb persons living within your jotristlictiou as you may
think have the best means of Hiding the Ofliei rs of the Itrve.
slue in checking those illicit mac tic, s, which, though in
some measure suppressed, have recently revived, mid olecli
are so utterly destructive of the moral habits of the people.
have the honour to be, Sir, your most obi diem sei edit,
ALEX. /1/.ICONOCIIIE.
To —, Sheriff-Deptile of the County of

IE, TVEID6I'. JANUARY t
Venire, Ital.Liv.2s
Malta 49}
Naples
Palermo l2litl. peens.
Lisbon iN

Oporto
Rio Janeiro 65

Dub1in........ S per Ci.
Cork ....
Agiu of the Punk on lloHand
2 per Cent.
M1L11.104
Portugal Gold in £ •.
Coin, per 0z....4 0 6
Foreign Gold iu
Kars 4 0 6
New Doubloons 4 0 0
New Dollars 0 5 3 t
Silver in Bars 0 S 3!
New Luis (eacW 0 0 •
London, England, 1818-01-07

NIAGARA FALLS.

BRIDGE TO COAT ISLAND.—Augustus Porter,
F..q. the proprietor of the American side of the
Falls of Niagara, sometime since purchased Coat
Island, lying iii Niagara river, divtding the Falls.
This bland, being situate in the Rapids, ha, hi-
therto been deemed quite inaccessible or dangerous
of access, there being only one point to approach it,
and tint by putting into the river, a mile or more
above the Falls, and then dropping down between
the rapids mi the head of the island. This way,
however, milli not always he considered secure, as
the least mismanagement of the boat in departiril;
the island would be fatal. In order, therefore, to
approach the island in safety, and to improve it to
advantage, the enterprising proprietor has- construe!.
ed a bridge 34 rods in length, founded on I 1 liters,
each pier when tilled will contain 50 tons °latrine ;
and, from the site of the piers and their foundation
being solid rock, it is confidently believed that the
bridge will be permanent. It is, we understand,
the intention of Judge Porter to cultivate this en-
chanting island, mid erect thereon suitable build-
ings for the accommodation of strangers and mkt rs,
who desire to view one of the grandest curiosities
of nature, in a new character ; the Falls have here-
tofore been observed on either ride of the Niagata
river with rapture. But, what would Counsellor
Phillips say, were lie perched on this romantic spot ?
Would he not tell you, of the wild roaring molds
above, on either side the vast sheets rolling o'er the
dreadful precipices, and the seeating distant thun-
ders in the terrific rsp,* beneath, the soaring cloud
before him pierced by the sun-beam, and decked
with the lustre of the rainbow !

The island contains about 80 acres of land, and
about lOU rods wide, but at the lower end, between
the Fulls, it is only 9k) Buflislo Paper.)
London, England, 1818-01-07

NAVAL INTRLLIGANCE.

JAN. S.

Sailed the Grecian, on a cruise.
GRAVESEND, JAN. 5.
Arrived the FAk, Forrest, and Isaac Todd, Smith, from
Qui bee.
Sailed the Chance, Minter, for Antwerp ; SO Lindsay.,
'fustier, fur Madeira and the Brazils.
DEAL, JAN. S.
Arrived this morning and sailed fur the River, une skip
and two brigs; particulars unknown. One of the hrigs lust
ass anchor and cable its (hr Dowssi. Remain as per last.
Fire isielock —Arrived three by-b.iats wills passengers
from Calais, drove 10 bevrard by the sta. sur southerly wind.
A wailer-cask was picked up here yeslerday, marked " l'id
peen," supposes, to loom belonged to the vessel lost on the
Nut t Saud-brad on Monday night last.
London, England, 1818-01-07

EAST INDIA HOUSE, J.N. 6, 1818.
THE COURT qf DIRECTORS of. the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG.
LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro
Notke,

That they will be ready to receive Proposals in Writing,
on or before WF.DNESDAY, the 21ct instant, from the
Owners of a SHIP. of the Borden of 1,200 Tons, and up-
wards, Builders' nacesoremeni, which has not performed
mare than Six Voyages in the Company's Service, specify-
ing the rate of F.eigbt per Ton at which they may be wil-
ling to let such Ship, fur one Voyage to China direct, iu
the Company's regular service.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender," on the
cover, to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary,
at ur before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said 2lsl in-
stant, beyond which hour no Tender will he received.
.1 DART, Assist-Secretary.
The particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which
the Ship will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be
had upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the
Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday Next, the 9th
• . .
London, England, 1818-01-07

THE 7VRIO.

DONCASTER ST. LEGER, 1818.
The St. Leger Stakes of 28ri each, for three-year old colts,
bet. 21b. fillies Ost. St. Leger Course.
Lord Fitswilliain's helianis, by Amodio
Lord Milton's bl. or gr. 1. Bistirpa, by Cervantes, or Sir
Charles
Mr John Byag's h. e. Cardenio, by Cervantes
Doke of Hamilton's b. f. sister to William
Mr. Phibb's ch. f. by Y. Woodpecker, dam by Hambletonian
Mr. Chilton 's b. c. Lightning, by Thunderbolt
lard Oreessberry's sister to Kiug David, by Remenibrancer
c. Wonder, by Sir Oliver
Kr. Hawes b. f. by Gulaimpus, out of an own sister to
Zodiac
Mr. 11::.tdle's b. c. King Carney, by Langton, dims by Be.
Mi,.rnaufdiovortlis ch. c. William the Third, brother to
Bk•Agg dilly
H... E. &We's b. f. Aspasia, by Wiudle, dam by Overton
Mr. Jerniiiia do. c. by COIIIIIP, out of Merryfield's dam
Mr. allibideralt ch. e. Grampian, by Stamford
Mr. Mielinialames be. c. Claymore, by Thunderbolt
Mr. Lambliwes gr. c. Lochinvar, by Thirmion, out of Petition
Mr. LAmiltimi% eh. c. Harratou, by Miorinion
Mr. Lanaltgases cb.e. blanderille,by Young Woodpecker
Mr. Lagglianu's br. e. Faunas, by Marmion, ont of Silenua's
data
Mr. Credeek's eb. c. by Comus, dam by St. George
Lord Surrey's ch. c. Newton, by Sir Charles, out of Paulus's
daw
Lord Derby's b. c. Corregio, by Milo,ont of Rembrandt% dam
Sir W. Wynies bl. f. BillSklitC, by Young Sorcerer, out of
Podagra
Mr. Raird's-ch. c. by Stamford, dam by John Bull
Lard Scarborough's bc.by Th Icrbolt, out of Henrietta
Mr.Braile's b. c. by Sir Oliver, out of Georgiana, by Sir

Charles
Mr. Prime's b. e. by Como., out of a sister to Rosette
Mr. Peirav's b. c. by COMIIP, out of Rosette
Mr.Peirst's elis c. by Camas, out of Lisette
Mr. F. Luutley's ch. e. Merlin, by Cistrel, dam by Delpioi
Mr. Braintlines b. c. ulna; by 'Eh lerbolt
Mr. Gascuigne's b. e. Eolvs, by TI derhult
b. f. Althea, by Sorcerer, out of Thomasim
—... b. f. Troll., by Sorcerer
Mr. Watt's b. f. by Thundei bolt, out of Tramp's dam
--- b. c. by Cerlies iv, out of 'inniborine
Colonel lumen hr. c. Master Beverley. by Cerheriis
Colonel Croft's b. c. by Lang' )))), turn by Stamford
Duke of Leeds's b. f. Octaviusia, by (Octavian
b. c. by Mowbray, dam by Dick Audrey,*
Don. T.O. Powlett's b. e. Oleoni von, by 'Thunderbolt

Sr. r. by CAPIIIUS, 011 i of Albners
Mr. Herrick's b e. Sir William, by Williamson 's ditto
Sir W. Maxwell's ch. c Hursiby, by Octavian
Sir B. U. Grslisto's b. f. Miss FrilibreP, by Sureerer
3lr. W. Cullinsun's I). f. sister to Egbiitua
Mr. Well's b. c. by Black Trupl ft, not of a sister to Rover
Mr. West's ch. c. Malvern, by Dick Andrews—Waxy
Mr. Brake's h. c. Dictator, by sorcerer—Hornhy Lass
Mr. Clifton's b. e. by Castrel, dam by Hyacinthus
Mr. Clifton's b. c. by Symmetry, out of The Eugraver's sister
London, England, 1818-01-07

SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.

_
CorTov.--In the early part of the week there was a fa r
demaud fur Surat Cotton, which has sitter subsided, partly
owing to the isiterrtiption of the Canal eutiveyonce by the
frost; prices of all kinds remain steady. The saki: of the
work are Only pot) 600 Pernambuccos fair to awn!
a2O nil. five 2s. 1 ;30 Maranhattis fine es 0i,41.; 74)
flit far. and Beibice good Is. line 28 Id.; 250 Surals (111
bond) middling to fair 14 Ed. a ; total 950 bads sold.
The imports arc 724 Pernamhoceos, 99 Demerara and tier.
bier, 99 via Lisbon ; total 922 bags.
BALTIC, &c. PRODUCE.

Aau►. are quiet, but nut down. FLAK : for Dutch 801. is
asked, a parcel very flue has been sold at 834 Memel 4
band has been retailed at 63!. 10s. and 64/. demanded ;
Archangel Flax re, last price paid 631. Considerable
parcels of St. Petersburgh clean HF.MP bought up fur Liver-
pool account ; and 46/. 10s. since paid mica:mot be bought
under. Konigsberg Crown Hemp none, last price paid 531.
TALLOW is dull of demand on the spot, V. C. was offered
out this morning nt 765. but considerable euntr•acls have
been entered into for Y C. to he delivered in all this year at
665. July shipments 68s. and for earliest LIP', •nts 70s.
dem/indeed—The following were the quotations of St Peters.
burgh, Dee. 9, 1817:—Y. C. Tallow on the spot, 165 rills.
Contract 160. Soap 150. Clem. Hemp stall at 75, June
and July delivery, 02 lils, from the first 11. a. k in May, and
011 the spot 843. Pots: hes 103 a 106. Bristlts 711. It beat
34. Exchange 11 17 32.
London, England, 1818-01-07

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, JAR. 2.
Yesterday. at two o'clock, the Anilmissadors and
Foreign !Ministers paid their court to the King•
and the Royal Family. oo the occasion of the
New Year.

The Marquis Alfieri, the Sardinian Ambassador,
eqmplimented his Majesty in the name of the Di-
plomatic Body.
The Duke of Wellington. and a considerable
number of foreigners of distinction. joined the
Ambassadors to present their congratulations to
Ins Majesty.
On the 9th of last month, a woman of the Com-
mune of Aramon killed her child, aged 18 months,
who was a4leep in her bed. It appears that the un-
happy woman was a somnambulist, and that it was
in this olive she destrot•ed her child. She has since
become deranged, and it can hardly be desired to
have her tenses restored, as they would, at the same
time, awaken in her the consciousness of her mis-
fortune.
The following is an extract from the letter of a
French Officer in the Persian service, dated Au-
gust 17, 181;

" We are all here very happy with Prince Abbas
Mirza. This heir to the throne of Persia is one of
the handsomest men and the most generous Princes
whom it is possible to see. The Prince has made
me his Aide-dr-Camp. 1 have under my command
2,000 infantry, with a considerable train of artillery.
M. 11. of Caen, commands 1,000 men, and II simi-
lar command is intrusted to M. B. of M. We re-
ceive magnificent pay, and we are anxious to find
an opportunity of Nerving nor country in Persia,
where it enjoys a high consideration.
" The treaty which is to grant to Russia a free
passage for its commerce to Indian and the Persian
Gulf, sloes nut seem to experience any difficulty.
It is equally advantageous to both countries. A
cession of some of the provinces bordering on the
Caspian Sea, appears, on the contrary, to rank
inuotigst the impossibilities. The opiutou of the
people is us hostile to it as that of the Soplii, and the
hereditary Prince appears altogether opposed to it.
A report, which has assumed more ennsi•tener here,
is relative to the re.estalAislinieut of a kingdom of
Armenia, with the common consent of Persia, Ittv.-
lila, and Turkey."
London, England, 1818-01-07

LONGEVITY.

-ono—
Yesterday morning early died, In hi• apartments in St.
James's Pahire, Mr. Eldred, in the illUil, year of his an.
He was Page of the Messner to King George 11. which
office he may be said to have filled daring three reigns ;
mid although he filled it rempertably and r'rreetly, being
very alien:live to his duty at Court, yet, extraordinary to
be never received any promotion. He was much re-
spected and esteemed by all the attendants at emir, ; be
was very gallant and attentive to the females who were nil.
milled into the Stair-root,, it, St. James's Palace. over
which lie bad the direction and control on Court day..
Ile always pinsesiwtl a great flow of spirits, which continned
with him till the tart ; he hail 1111114/ iliitig On coy to every
person, genet:lily allouling in his being a yowls, and fre.
qwently to Ilse paid slimier hr Mall •1110111 to 1111:111111C or bail
partaken sir As other times, when he was inclined ill pea.
jukes upon hi. eating rind drinking, it would be of a reverse
description. by saying that he never got a enact chimer hut in
the sprat wason—inesuing as numb as he could eat, and
then he got a finial, as Isis board wages wen but 114 a daY•
lie ale and drank very heartily. H:s favourite beverage try.
porter, awl he would often drink in. 'mush as three searisi in
• day: a quart wills his dinner, and two qua-t• in the mime
of the afternoon and evening. When he drank spirits, it was
itish gin, moil occasionally he took gin sod water. Ile
smoked tobacco weessautly his favourite dinner was a
romp-steak, of which be would eat a mould; and this cous'a•
Ohre he continued till about a fortnight loco, miller. which
be has brew indisposed. Ilk strength did sot fail hit,, 111
very lately. Tin. last tune, or the last Intl sine, that the
Prince Regent went in seals lu the Chapel Royal, he an,.
tied one of the brave maces befule the Prince Regent as a
Deputy &clean!! at Arms.

exercise
---
incipal during the last SO
.vears has een
walking from St. al A 111110 ell PH iIaCC to the innzhhinirlionctb of
Tuthill.helds, near Lady ibirres's ainni-Ivinai.l, to rreive
the rent of some sued; boos,* n Inch be owncd, weekly, and
to pnrchase his own fund, and he would walk through several
markets, or go to a number hf butchers' sharps iii the starts,
til; lie could meet with a rump of heef in a partirolar state
of cutting, to get a rump) ideal that would please hint, and
would lake that, or any thing else be purchased, bunse tur
his dinner, for his seismal 1ac...0C
He was a widower; leis wife has been dead a number of
years.

h
Ir Ehlred was extremely obliging and arromm•ulaling
to every perwrot who bsol the pleasure of kurruirig him, by
whom be will be much regretted.
London, England, 1818-01-07

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.

The IPrinee Itegent's Stag Hounds niett Friday, at Maiden-
head Tina' 1, at ten, if hooting westlitr.
The Duke of Grafton% Hounds fleet to-morruw, at Ash
Leis, at lialf.past ten.
The Hatfield hounds meet Thursday, at Luton i Saturday,
■t Kennel, at half-past ten.
London, England, 1818-01-07

110 counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a spurious mammal-
-1100 instead of the GENUINE. BLACKING prepared by
DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted • sew Label, in
which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
is so conspicuously placed in the centie, that they trust an
attention to this, and the clifiereoce of the type, which is un-
like all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the itnposition.

'rhr RF:AI. JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6d., ls
and Is. &I each.
London, England, 1818-01-07

PEDESTRIANISM.

A curious and rather novel race took place on New Year's
Day, in our gisol-yaril, between two prisoners, confined for
debt, viz. Williani Earl, of IYarwirk-bridge, the celebrated
runner, and Wm. Charnork, aged 70, of Hall-green, near
Workington, for a considerable wager. Earl giving he old
gentleman lb yards in 70. The race was well contested;
and Mr. C. would matinobteilly have won had it not been fur
sudden pain in his knee, and the want of presence of mind,
on miming in, to touch a pump, which was the destined goal.
—( Carlisle Journal.)
London, England, 1818-01-07

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, ISIS.

The Account of the produce of the Revenue for
the quarter just ended, has beets made up at the
Treasury—awl although in the principal items of
the account there appears an increase in the prevent
quarter, us compared with the same items its the
corresponding quarter of the last year, we lament
to find that the general reault does nut prevent an
flattering a prospect of future in►prove►neut as we
had been previoubly led to imagine. The follow-
ing is given as

AN ABSTRACT OF TUB NET PRODUCE OF TNR RE-
VENUR IN THE YEARS AND QUARTERS ENDED
STH JAN. 1917 AND ISIS.

IYeara ended 511. Jan.
1817. 1 1818.
London, England, 1818-01-07

DIRDINN LONDON THEATRE.

This day is published, with superior imbelli.hments, price
One Shilling, No. LXXXV containing
THE REFUSAL. a C 1111 l etly. by CIRRER,
as now performing at Drury-lane Theatre.
•,a This Edition of the London Theatre will comprise
the most popular Tragedies, Comedies, Operas, Farces, tee.
in the English language. The whole are correctly elven
from Copies used in the Theatres, wider the Superiulentlence
of Thomas Malin, Esq. and embellished with Engrariugs
by Thompson, from designs by Thurston.
Prisittil at the Chiswick Press, by C. Whittingloon, for
Slwrwooil, Neely, and JOll4lO, Paternoster-row, London.
N 11. This Work will he continued regularly every Sew-
slay during the pr.reut season.
London, England, 1818-01-07

APPREHENSION.

Mowers Menne}, who is suspected to be the principal,
engaged among others, in the night of the 24th November
last, inmost violently assaulting and threatening to murder
three Officers of Exeter, whilst cam-Wing their duty in re-
moving the bead and worm of a still, which they had seised
iu the pariah of Stapleton, in this county (and for the dis-
covery of one or more of the earths concerned, a reward of
1010/ had hems offered by the Commissioners of Excise, to
lw paid on conviction), was apprehended at Lineham-ford,
in the ►aid parish of Stapleton, and lodged iu our gaol by
the active exertions of Telford, the auctioneer, and a person
of the name of Itirdvall. Ott Monday morning the Prisoner
lerwent ass examination before Dv. Heysham, one of his
Majesty's Justices of the Peace, and was remanded for fur-
ther Jukrpoil

TOWN-HALL, KixGsTON-UPON-TMAIMES,
DECEMBUR 27.
—maw—

Thr [IWO r. 11111LRYNLUI and aTarns._

In consequence of a warrant granted against W. Berryman,
a baker, at Walton-upon-Thainca. to search for alum and
weigh his bread, a quantity of mixture in which alum was
an Ingredient, WAS found its the bake-house by Thomas
Reed, a special constable, who bad called in Charles Hut-
china to aid and assist him its the execution of the said
warrant; abets Wm. Fades, the journeyman of Berryman,
and George Humphries his brother-in-No, seised the tub,
containing such mixture, forced the mune frum Reed, and
destroyed it.
There was then collected a number of persons who as-
sisted Wes and Humphries iis obstructing Reed, and who
arried away the bread by force, to prevent the same being
seized. Reed in the mean time bad prociored Knowles, the
parish constable, who refused to assist him, or to interfere.
In consequence Reed and Ilniels;tis lodged their complaints
against Knowles, the constable, and all the tither parties who
as,:isted in obstructing she rectal ism of the warrant.
This day Wm. Eyries, G. Humphries, J. Harms, landlord
of the Crown public-house, Oates, a butcher, .1 Crutchfield,
and Knowles, the constable, amwared to answer the charges
made against them; when the assault and obstruction being
clearly proved, they were Su the full penalty situ
Cost,' and received from the li ails is severe admonition.
The other offerritcni promising not to transgress again,
their cases were ordi mi to stead over.

Last u•ght m inyntA was had nt the sign of the Triumph.
not Charlet, Pam'nuke me. p, Gioseenor-plarw, before
I.lfflus, Lag. Coroner fm on the body of Ann
wehater, aged 17, eel vane, in the employ of Mr. Taylor,
bag, ■nd shoe-metier, 01 nen', Clifford-street, Bond-pliers,
%Mw Iluthes at eidirist ally Molt tire.
tally btorpull to death"
London, England, 1818-01-07

STRAND THEATRE—THE SANS PAREIL.
THIS PRESENTEVF,NING, WEDNE%-
DAV, January 7, IRIS, will he produced, a New Co-
mic Burlrma Sketch, Winded on recent facts, called,
THE FOIMJNATE YOUTH;
OR, NEWMARKET HOAX.
Farmer. Gu Mr. Richardson; Abraham Gallen) (alias
the Fortunate Youth), Miss Scott ; Hodge (Servant to Far-
mer (kittens), Mr. Iluekel ; Squire Racks-rot, Mr. Meredith ;
Simon Sly (Servant to Rackrciil), Mr. Stebhing; Mr Sordid
(in search of a ginul Living). Mr. Daly ; Horse Dealer, Mr.
Davidge. Dueness of Dreadnaught, Mrs. Daly; Lady Awaits
(her Daughter), Miss Omits; Lady Tripe., Mrs. &meta-
vieder ; and Georgeira (her Daughter), Miss Le Brim

Alm, the favourite Divertiseumeal, called, THE SUM-
:HEWS EVENING.

To whirls will be added (by portieolsr deeire),
VHACKFIAM AND WINDHAM;
OR, THE WRANGLING LAWYERS.

Wilford Whackhems, Loci (Attorney at lA.7),Me. Mere.
ditto; lVorrit Windham, E.g. (Attorney at Law), Mr.
Ling Thomas Thresher (Wbackbaite. Servant Ma),
►lackel. Maria Wbadthows, Mira Bern.
The whole to currelitde wish • grated distinguished Comic
Pantomime., with entire New Anises, New wild Spica-
did Scruery, anti additional Incidents, which has been re-
ceived with unhowaded applause, enlled,
'IIIE NECROMANCER;
OR, GOLDEN KEY.

Weeronutneer's !Ilan (afterwards Clown). Servant to Three
Masters, Mr. James Jones ; sod Female Statue (afterwards
Columbine), Madame IR Clever'.
In tlw tonne of the Pantomime. Madame Le Clem! will
ibis miner a New Veil Dance.

ll•Hsrs open at Half•part Five, and begin at Half-past Sra.
Box, la.--Sccinkl Price, Half-past
Eight.

Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the lins.oflice of the
Theatre. front Ten till Four. Places cannot be kept later
than Half-past Seven.

t►n Thursday, Friday null Saturday next, Mims Young will
appear on the SLACK WIRE, when the Dance must be
withdrawn.

The Old Oak Chest is in active rehearsal, and still be
produced iu a few eremitic,.
London, England, 1818-01-07

mr ORGAN and SANDERS having taken a
i considerable part of Mr. Boller's late Warfronts* in
Catherine-street, adjoining their own, and communicated the
same, very respectfully inform Ladies and Gentlemen they
have a still larger exhibition of Cabinet and Upholstery Fur-
niture, particularly their patent four-post Bedsteads, with
Furniture and Bedding complete, ready made up for imme-
diate sale and delivery; they have also the satisfaction of
advertising, that in cot:sequence of the peace establishment,
the prier of each article is considerably reduced. Capital
solid Mahogany Wardrobes, at twelve and fourteen guineas
each ; Clings of Drawers from Five Guinea. upwards, and
every other article in proportion. Families furnishing either
part or whole bosses may depend o■ having the hest mann-
factored articles at very reduced prices,for prompt payment ;
the Sofa beds, Chair Beds, Patent Imperial Dining Tables,
'Trafalgar Sideboards and Tables, with a peat vasty of
other anklet on new and improved principles : on giving
Morgan and Sanders the preference, it will be proved no es-
tablishment iu Londe. can reader Cabinet and Upholstery
Arlicics ou such low and advantageous terms.
Nos. 15, Is, mad It Catherine-street. Strand.
London, England, 1818-01-07

RORRERIFS.

Yesterday afternoon, about a quarter before fire o'clock,
a double knock was snide at the door of Mr. Brit haul's
house, is, l'ssyl,dssek.plsrs.. Mr. itr ils.tiu and his
comisting. of Mrs. liesliam and ht .r mother, Mrs.
tiring about to sit down to slimier ; sod be having to perform
its the Opera of Guy .I.iumternig, the footman was ordered
to say %Ir. Mahout woo nut ot home, which helices tiliitzly
did; the person who kii.,04.41 at the door appetite.' to he
gentleman is his dyes, mod roast't ra; be said he /WI just
arrived from Lierrp....l, and W3* intimate with Mts. Walton%
and tier faintly ; and a% 111 U. was Out at iminc, lie wished
to step In put write Ilion a short note. The rooms oa
the co. ,s,u,l atm- bt occupied except the slitting parlour,
the footman was out proposed to prevent him from going
Imo that room, knuoisog his insatross's rvlaliutw and sleuth
res.tole at lovert I, 8114 procured him pen, ink, and paper,
to lit ite the nude then, but kept close tu him. The 'Mistime
asked to be act ommowl.sted with a glass of Mole beer. The
fuoinsm was PO clutiouto lest he atomid be n thief, that he
would nut leave the room to g..t it. but merely turned his
Mee into the 14,11 and desired the liumuownd to losing
the table beer, hot at this instant the villain was no smirk
as to put a silver table-spumt, of the Rime* pattern,
with "J. F. N." on them, the initials of Mr. and
Mrs. Witham, into his pocket, which was no the cloth laid
for dinner. As won as the robber hod left the house, Mr.
/graham opened the note, and found it was front a person he
did nut know, sayime, he would call again tu-morrow (this
slat) at one o'clock. The spoon was instantly missed, dud
pursuit made after the fellow, but in vain.

Oa Muoday Med lie iforkbunse of St. Matthew, Mill-
nal•grren, was broke open. The rohloct marred the pre-
wises lay memos 11(1 holder, erected actiutt the fted-tuttm
window oar Mr. Thum*. Nichols, the Master of the Work.
Louse, 1114 tot clear off with a Wirer tea-hots a *liver sugar-
Gasiii, a silver cream-put, two silver pepper-boxes, and a
number of table and other spouts'.
London, England, 1818-01-07

A FEMALE BROBDIGNAG.

A fine yonny woman, about 19 years of age. and
sex feet sex ischer high. has arrived in London
within these few days. her body and limbs are I
just proportion to her height. if there he Joy defect,
it is, perliapa, in Iwr hallos, which are uocoininotily
large for her stature. S.. great is their capacity, one
of them is sufficiesit to cover the top or a quartern
loaf, whith she can lift in its single imisp. Her
appearance is perfectly feminine, and her manners
are gentle and.iirrpmasessing. Some short time
ueo the attention of an itinerant shownraii, trs vel I lig
through Suffolk. was attracted by tile 6gitre of an
uncommonly tall female, Inisily employed ill men-
culioral labour its a field on the road aide. His
curiosity pimoirted him to address her, and lie.soo..
persuaded her to exchange her laborious course of
life for one of comparative ease as o menvlier of his
party. His harsh and ..erere trrinmelit, however,
io a short time induced her to leas ; but in
the intervsl she hint won Ike offeciimis of hie
who followed and pievailed upon her to mairy I aaaaa
and they ore v arrived iii Loudon. in hope.. to
mend their forum... The Suffolk Lidy it our pre-
sent gigantic visitor.
London, England, 1818-01-07

A HEAL CHIIISTMAS.IIOX.

AT this critical season, when Children are
Teething. they suffer more pain than at any time of
the year, very few eseapisig convulsions, it is particularly
requested of every Mother and Norse that leas young Clair
&en, nut to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING
SYRUP in the Nursery, us it gives immediate relief. Mrs.
Johnson, feeling fur the Pour, at a time like this, when so
many are out of employ, and provisions so very dear, wish-
ing to relieve those dear little sufferers, bas given them a
real Christmas-lax, by extending her charity one hour longer,
that is to say, from Nine to Eleven every Tuesday and Si..
turilay Morning, until Next March, and then as usual (while
the days are su very short, and hundreds live at a great dis-
tance, cannot get thrir thiblien at her house in time); they
must bring a letter front a respectable housekeeper, that
they are real objects of this charity.—Mrs. J. hopes, at the
same lime, so great a charity will sot be abused, as it is en-
tirely out of her own private purse, and trusts that permits
who caw afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the
poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief.
To be had, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, J John-
son and William.. No. 9J, Newman-street, Oxforil.street ;
nods by their oppaiestineut, at all the principal Medicine
Venders iu town and cumuli y, at 2a. 9d. a bottle, for ready
money.

CALTION —Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams's
American Soothi.ig g)eisp," as there are a number of ape•
fli)U! Sl•f(f.
London, England, 1818-01-07

Just publivbed, in Two Volumes 12100. price 12a. i■ extra
boards,
DUNSANY; An IRISH STORY.
Vouchsafe to those that have Dot read the Story,
that 1 may prompt them : ■nd of such as have, 1 humbly
pray them to admit the excuse of lime, of numbers, and due
111111rWe of things, whit* cannot in their huge and proper life
be bete presented."—H►anw VTn.
: Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pale,.
nosier row.
London, England, 1818-01-07

Adm. Benj. Caldwell 10 0
Chas. Beaver, Esq. 5 0
R. Snow, Esq. Saville-
row

Thames-street . 5 0
Charles Hunt, Esq. 5 5
Lieut. Dawes, R.N. 10 0
James Smith 10s. 6d.

2 2

George Clarke, Esq. W. S. 1 1
Watling-street 5 0 I Henry Halkel, Esq. 5 0
The Committee has also received a quantity of Shoes and
Stockiop, and similar Donations will be thankfully received.
J. E. GORDON, R.N. Hun. Sec.
Upwards of Sixty distressed Seamen were relieved to-day
with Food, and supplied with temporary Lodgings.
London, England, 1818-10-21

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

- - _
IT is imposeible to urge too often, or with too
much force, the necessity, when Medina or Surge&
Advice brewers requisite, of applying to professional men
of acknowledged skill and well-earned celebrity. Though
every one assents to this remark, yet there are few wits All.
lOW it practically, and numbers are every day the victims of
incept rimier sod empiricism. The success chid, has minim-
pained us is our long-established practice is the most satis-
factory proof of our professional skill, as it is tin most Illii.-
4111iVOCIA1 pledge of the public confidence. Our reputation id
the result of thia ty years' successful practice iu this notho•
pulis, and is too well founded to require adventitious aid ;
dui lug that period, some of the must distinguished son to
the couutry have bees under our care, and hare furnished. hl
their perfect restoration to health, the most satisfactory to—
timouials of our superior skill and experience. fianetiolod
by every privilege to poetise, as regularly educated Sul.
geons, Members of the Royal Colleges of Loudon and Edo.-
bargb, and formerly in his Majesty's Service, iu which
capacity we have had the must favourable •ppurionifirs of
contrasting the practice of other countries with nor tiro, we
have bees enabled, from thesegoultiplieJ advantages, 111 ilf.
quire that certain experience as well as prompt torsos of re-
lief, whirl., in a more obscure and less diversified practice,
it is altogether impossible to attain. lu all Cases of Vigistral
Infection, mad in every Complaint of Debility and Deficoury,
whether arising from the infatuation of youth, long resides',
in warm climates, free living, or any other cause proshiener
a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient may rely sill A
speedy restorat to Pound and vigorints braid'. Shiner's
of the Urethra of ten and twi uty years duration, have delude l
to our superior luau of treatment in the short period 'dame
weeks ' • many of these cases had previously hems with r the.
care of Messrs. Home and Heaviside, and other Surecom
equal eminence, who attempted their clue he she ernhcai
of the lunar caustic without POCOCK!. To the Female..' •t
will he consulatio y to know, that they may be cur. it of if.
Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the rump'
of connubial felicity.
We may he consulted by Patient% of either S. x wilh err
greatest delicacy, areregy, and honour, at our house, N.. in:.
Hatton-garden. Trims of remourration are plalat)
is the foot interview.
Patients in the Country stating the particular of the
case, 'roaming a remittance for Advice and Medienes,
have the same given or sent to all parts of she world.
CURRI E mid CO Surgeons,
Members of the Roca' Colleges of London and Fdishun::,•
and formerly in his Majesty's Service, Nu. 107, lbw..
ratites.

- - -
LONIXM: Priuted sod Pehltubfil at thr Ni. I:1,
Straml ; where Advariest meats sec received, and 1,11C16
(post-paid) must be arldremod.—C. NJ I.
Clement% tun, Printer—! WHITE, No 117. SW"'
London, England, 1818-10-21

SOUL I AMERICAN PRODUCE.

The COTTON Mallet has been dull since our last, and
priers have declined a j.l. per lb The East India Corn-
pany's sale on Friday last was but thinly attended, there was
scarcely •ny bidding, and nearly the whole (consisting of
6,082 Sarats, 876 Brogals, mid 103 Madras) were take.' in nt
prices varying front a 1 d. per lb. tinder the rale of laili
ult. for Surat', with only a hailing seduction iu Bengals ;
after the sale ulVers were made fur several parcels of Smut,
at the prices they were taken in al, but declined by the Int.
porters, and 200 were sold at id. id. and a few 1.1. per lb nil.
Vance. The sales of the week are as follow, viz. 100 Perusal-
Itucco good Its. 111. ; 70 Bahia good 23d ; 110 Marimba= good
23d. l'e:r sale, in bond : 1,000 Surat ordinary to middling,
M. a 1014 f•ir to good 1114 • 134 d.. fine 144 a 151.;
350 Bengal ordinary to middling 8.1. a 81,4 ; 150 Madras
good 1241.; fioo Bengal ordinary to middling 841. • B}d.;
IM total sales amount to 2,269 bags. The total imports
amount to 5.003 lisle., viz. 33 lluited Stales, 58 Demerara,
6 Ilarbadoes, t 1•8 %Vest India, 3,307 Surat. and 1,510 Bengal.

EAST INDIA PRODUCE.
The further 41/c!arm ion of Pepper fur the 10th November
has uceasioned a fall uu the article.
31 E DIT F.IIRAN EAN PRODUCE.
FIMIT —Sevcrikl parcels of new Spanish have been sold at
priers which may be considered at last 21 2s. per ca t. loser
thin the first carrots last year; the impiirtst ions are cuusi-
&rabic, and much earlier this 'casino than usual.
London, England, 1818-10-21

LITURGY OF THB CHURCH.

This day was published, in one rul. bee price 12s. boards,
V HE PIIILOSOPHY of ELOCUTION;
11, elucidated sad exemptilied by Reatliuge of the Liturgy
of the Much.

By JAMES WRIGHT,
Of Illagdaku Hall, Oxford; Author of " The School Orator."
Loudon Pruned fur Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria.
laue ; and Monday and Slitter, Oxford.
" Mr. Wright is advantageously known to the Public as
the Editor of • The &bowl Orator,' a valuable compilation
fur exercising youth in rlucutlou. We have compared the
Work with Sheridan and Falconer's ' Strictures on Reading
the Liturgy,' aid we have nu hesitation in giving the pre-
fcrence to Mr. Wright's iustructions, both fur perspicuity
aid fur effect. Although Mr. Wright's publication is con-
fessedly desigiseJ -for those who are preparing for the sacred
uflice, it also may be studied with adviatage by nay oar who
is desirous of acquiring a correct and elegant muds of utter-
terary Panorama, June 1816.
London, England, 1818-10-21

ASSIZE COURT AT PARIS.

The Assize Court of Paris has been occupied
with the trial of trederick Prosper Bombe. fur
attempting 'to assassinate an old man, 88 years of
age, by firing a pistol at him, which only flashed
in the pan : he then cut the old man in the face
with u knife, but was held by the latter until two
neighbour* secured Into. The attack was made in
open day, iu the shop of the Prosecutor, situated
in a public place, and its such a Almoner as left no
possible chance for escape. The inference was,
that the perpetrator war insane, which was after-
wards fully proved on his examination and trial.
He at tint said he wanted to kill somebody ; it was
all out to him on whom the lot might full. After-
wards he declared that he wished to rob the Pro-
secutor.

Mr. Chteau, Counsel for the Prisoner, made a
eery able defence, end called salamis to prove pre-
vious acts of insanity. Several eminent physicians
were also examined, and it appeared that there
was in the Pawner a tendency to occasional tits of
insanity, and that he was distinguished by a generel
mental imbecility, though he was not deprived of
the faculty of connecting certain ideas, and there-
fore could not be regarded as totally incapable of
judging of tight or wrong.
The Advocate-General, M. de Schotue, ad-
mitted that the insanity was proved to such a de-
gree as to warrant the Court in leaving it to the
Jury to consider whether the atteinpt at astis.issation
could be regarded as voluntary or nut. In the
course of his speech he ►elated the following riser.
dote, co 11111 l toniceted of Dr. Mark, r physician of
great authority with regard to the legal question of
insanity :—A women was condemned at Konigsberg,
on a charge by the police, to three days' imprisoo-
went. She considered herself dishonoured by the
sentence, and, in the violent agitation of her mind,
Bed to escape from the punishment. She found an
rsylum in the house ol a peasant. Several months
after, the sentence was otimilled, and she wished to
refuels to Konigsberg, but her understanding was
completely subverted. She, however, prevailed on
the present and his wife to allow her to take their
child with her to the town. On the road she COD.
trived some pretext to get the waggoner, who drove
them, out of the way, and in his absence stabbed
the child to the heart sith a knife; she had secreted
the knife fur six weeks before, fur the purpose of
killing this child, for whom she lied ineitifeeted the
strongest atiection. The reason she assigned was,
that she believed that all p, rsons who had taken any
part its her unhappy case, would, like her, be sub-
jeet to great misfortnues, and she wished to with-
draw this child front its mi•e►ahle destiny.
Ilonbe skewed great indifference to all the pro-
ceedings, though lie sometimes made smart replies
to ti•r questions pot in hin►. Among the trails
mentioned of him is the following :—Ois the ►econd
day or his trial, he kept chitiktog souls sous its his
packet--
• ‘Vhere did you get that money ?" said a pet-
London, England, 1818-05-08

NEVER KNOWN BEFORE.
One !lambed and Seven Capital Prizes.
LOTTERY DRAWS
KING'S BIRTH-DAY.
EYTON, Stock-Broker tilvi Lottery-Office-
Keeper, 2, Combat and Lombard-street, congratu-
lates his Priced'' the Public on their great Success in the
last Lottery, there being One Hundred Capitals, sad tome
than Ninety sold is Shares, and the remainder is Tickets.
ETTINI hey to misled the Pahlie, that is the present Lot-
tery there are One Hundred and Seven Capital Prises of
£20,000, £3,000, 1'2,000, &e. &c. and that the first Twenty
Prizes draws will be Owe 'Thousand Pounds each; that
Tickets and Shares are at present very low is prier, hat will
be much higher.
Eaton cannot help reminding his Friends, the Public,
that fur the last Twenty Years the Lottery has been drawn
as the King's Birth-Day, be has sold a greater Number of
Capitals than any other Other-keeper, and be anticipates a
continuance of the like Sneer's; therefore be recommends
as early purchase at hie fUrtaaase Office,
2, CORNHILL and LOMBARD-STREET.
London, England, 1818-05-08

F!!? F.

Pally on Sal ord.! y morning, hod, a fist hru.e tint in ILO
Hartford, Louden, trailer, Captain Otway. belongiiig
Si, Neweaqtle. She was lying near she (intler.bilint, on the
south sole of the Tyne, 1131.1 3,11.1 it • let lota the alarm
of tire was given by the mate awl loci wife, wbu, wills a boy.
wise the only persons on hoard. Assistance was speedily
peneurcil; ten engines from routigitost4 glass hs.u.es were
not lung in nnoxlhg at the place; situ as sums as information
was brought to 'hi. town (3110111 four o'clock), one of the Cll-
- belonging the Newcastle Fite Odic., proceeded down
Ilse riser iii 3 wherry. Every exertion as. made to prevent
the progregs of the fire. The vessel was ....mil. it, but bi•ing
iii shallow water, she of course sunk very little. At one
Cam the thintea is-awed Ilrrurrglt the skylight, set fire to ti i
try3Ril, and would effiainly have destroyed all the rigging,
hqil nut a man inqtantly cut away the lanyacila ut one side
of the et esti, al ids caused the Intnennast to fall overboard.
Nutwithstandiag these atliols, she fire tanitstrued to rage in
the cabin (where It originated) and the aft past of the 101 l
till near six o'clock, and consequently slid Considerable da.
usage to the vessel, IC4 well as destroyed every thing on
board belonging to the Captain and crew. There is nu cer-
tain account how the accident happened, and it is fortunate
nu goods were uu board. The scowl helungq chiefly to Mr.
Robson, whaefingt t, nod we undershoot iq partially insured.
WC are lorry to have to reeend the death of a fellow cr. 3-
titre, while doing all in his power to save the property of
others. William Lamb, 1/100 was employed at the '411.-
Glitsalmouse. unfortunately fell chinas the loitchwoy ; it wax
nut long before he wax I zlit up with a hook, but all ap.
[seine-as of Ore had fled, and every means cord to region.,
animation pruveds.f no await What to this calamitous
geei,t, his wile is s ow :yiiig isa nr her hut, ch it 1, and am., ai
widow unit het Ulisoalli MCC left Villinsid any 104.318$ 01 1010.
aiding IllentSektil 1.1111 the iieressaric, of Thank. to
the tienign iiitliience of ilie Eliellitilho religion, there are ban
check io ibis tux n and heigtoiciorli.mil who Aeliglit in weep-
big with those also weep, and who never feel SO, novels elatsil
as when pouring the nit and wine of rulisolaiiint into the
sums of their unfortunate fellow s reatureq. Willi an alacrity
highly hunotirahle, quitut individuals have 4111.311 y %CI 1111
find a sutoeripticoi fur the widow Eanili allot her i
children ; and the dun:lei:mg of those desirous of aiding so
divine a work, will be re ceived by Ali-A.ord, at the Exchange
Coffee Rooms; or Mr. Robson, alsarhngcr, Quayside.—
(Nen:cast/6 Paper
London, England, 1818-05-08

COI/ENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

The musical drama, The Slave, was produced
the second time at this Theatre last night. Mr.
MACREADY, Mr. BILAIIAM, Mr. SINCLAIR, and
Miss STKPIIIMS. appeared to advantage, and the
piece went oil with great eclat. The new enter-
tainment, entitled The Sorrows of Werter, fol-
lowed. but not with success. The German awry
"of charlotte and Irerter, although extravagant in
sentiment, appears too ►acred for burlesque, how-
ever well pupporteil by the drollery of Mr. Ltsrox.
The house displayed is crowded and brili.out
audience.
London, England, 1818-05-08

By W. S. KENNY.
Loudest: Printed fur T. sad J. Albania Priaematreet,
Hasioveripsars; Baldwin, Orsvissek„ sad parecaserec.
row; and Bell and Bradfute_, Ediaburgh.
•s* Of whom may be kat, by the waste Author, the
Third Editiun, of the PRACTICAL CHESS GRAMMAR,
Stu. ten Plates, price 7r. boards.
Also as above may be had, STRATAGEMS of CHESS,
one vol. foolscap Ivo. 151 Plates, price 7s. boards.

This day are published, price 3s.
EF LECTIONS conce g the EXPE-
LS/ DIENCY of a COUNCIL of the CHURCH of ENG-
LAND and the CHURCH of ROME being holdru, with
a View to accommodate Religions Differeaccs, and to pro-
mote Ilse Unity of Religion in the Bond of Peace : humbly,
but earnestly, recommended to the serious Attention of his

Royal Hight-seas the Prince Merest; the Most Reverend the
Archbishops; the Right Reverend the Bishops, the Revereud
the Clergy, and all Lay Persons, who are able anJ williug
dispassiosately to consider the important Subject.
By SAMUEL WIX, A.M P.R. and A.S.

Vieir of Saint Barthotooteve the Lets, London.

Sold by F. C. and J. Riviinctoe, No. a, St :Paul's Church..
yard ; J. Hatcbard, No. 190, Piccadilly; and at Oxford,
Cambridge, Dublin, he. ,c.
London, England, 1818-07-02

iIIARKErs.

firm • he Limbs Iltercantile Price Current," of Tuesday,

June 30, 1810.

%VERT INDIA AND 'SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE.

Comm.—Although the Ohlie sales this week have been
small, the orders Gum abroad were so limited, Slut prices
base been barely maintained ; fur flinty money some par.
eels hove bees sold below the annexed currency, hut as
these sits not lilt the market price there is uo cause to route
t►e article at a seduction generally.
Th. stock of West India Coffee is now 4,000 too, being
5,000 leas than at this time last year. Pi escat prices 455.
per cwt. higher.
SUGAR.—The Sales of British Plantation Smears since our
last have been m.,derate, and brown descriptions are a shade
lower, while strung qualities support full prices; some
Browns strong Do as fetched 755.; middling Jamaica.,
211 a. a 1125.; gaud middling ditto 04s ; fine white Barhati.ire
935. a 94a. The stock of B P. is now 13,000 casks less than
last year's at this time, and the prices rate 2s. per cwt.
Lieber. . . .

COCOA ...There ►as beta nothing done in Cocoa since our
last publication.
Rod, tire-wow:ill, and Pimento, have been severally
dull 411'de:sand this week.

NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE.
tatract of • letter dated Charleston, South Carolina,
June 2,1818 :—" Prime Upland Colonists now in fair demand
at 32,1 a 33 cents per lb. a5e.13411 is paid fur square bales;
Sea Islands 70 • ifs cents and scarce. Prime Rice 81 dollars,
scarce, and nut much in demand Tanen/ 7 a 10 cents per lb.
necureling. to quality. Flour 101 to 10$ dollars per bar-
rel Fright of Cotton fur England I}d. a lid. per lb. Ex-
change me England 48.6 d. at. Hong per dollar and dull. spe-
cie Millers 21 a 3 per cent. premium. ii. mists manufac-
tured Cotton goad. 46 a 50 per teal. advance, and scarce.''
In Rice nothing doing.
Tommie) continues without demand for exportation. At
a public snit' uu Wednesday last, very good Port., Rico surd
al 12d. a 14.1.; ordinary East India Leaf 3d. • 4.1.; ul.l St.
Domingo Leaf was stithdlrawa at VII for want of MM. rs ;
and good Harlon/Ith Tobacco withdrawn at 17d. a 23A.
per lb.
In ROUGH TILAPINTINE no sales have bees made same
our last.
London, England, 1818-07-02

HEREFORD.

Price
Cotter.ll
Censewall

There was a contider;ble degree of tumult at the
close of the election for Cambridge, principally in
(rout of the Hoop Tavern. the windows of which
were deinclished. To prevent a sepetition of the
disturbance on the following day, the Magistrates
rave orders that the customary Chairing of the
Members should not take place.
There was a good supply el wheal ut Norwich
market on Saturday. which blitailied much the
same price HI last week, but Anew
was about
per coomb cheaper.—The of Cattle on the
Hill, both Highlands and hotnebredi; .vas plenti-
ful, and they maintained their Oriel.. Lambs con-
tinue much in demand, and sell Well. Half-bred
Leicester wool obtain's from 54J.. to 60s. per tod.—
Norfolk and Southdown is little sought after.

It is meted that Lieutenant KOTZVIIIM who had
Wets sent iota by the Itiissisis Govermeat on a
voyaged diseotrety towards tier North, bus re•
turned. Hr hnold wet reach the 70th degree of
latitude. If this statedttot Ile correct, it does oot
augur well fir the success of our expedition.

la the Deelt.yardi at Woolwich, there at! tee
of.h.ith-Mh►p., the faiaee►e rt►d !Joule, and
aSO gauswohip, the Int, on the stocks. The Totooeve
will be lithe:bed about the Litter rod of September.
The Dawes/oars, 73, wood the Aurora. Gresecat.
rod Mglo feigates, and a slump ger 'sr, ate under-
golitg repsini