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London, England, 1813-06-18

EXtRAORDINARY OUTRAGE.

On Friday senniglit, one 7'. Standish, of Black-
rock, assz:ming himself to be the heir of the late
Sir V. Standish, with numerous followers, assent»
tried at Duxbury Hell, near Chorley, took posses-
sion of the house, and turned out the servants. In
defiance of the Peace Officers, who exerted them-
selves on the occasion, and were personally in-
sulttsd and abused, they continued in the house
till Saturday, when the Magistrates, it. Ft.t-re nen
end WATK sqrs. being properly informed
of these proceedings, At the head of a party of light
horse, proceeded to the scene of action. On the
appearance of the Military, the depredatois began
to make oil; in every direction. By a:proper al.»,
Tangement, however, the military surrounded the
Llall, and the Magistrates demanded admission,
which not being complied with, the door was
forced, and u crowd of men, with several wo-
men, appeared. Being wanted of the consequence
of resistance, they submitted; and after a proper
hearing before the Magistraies, Thomas Standish,
the ashomed heir, Thouras Present, John Dike,
Williant.Gadinan, and Thomas Apinall,were.cont-
mitted to Lancaster Castle ; and GU other persons
are bound over to answer fur their conduct at the
next Quarter Sessions at Wigan. The immediate
and judicious exertions of the Magistrates matt
probablyprevented much mischief from this daring
attempt. The freebooters, (hiring their COM inU.-
once in the hall, had made very free with the
Stock of liquors, &e.----(Lceds Paper,)

Wednesday Lieut, NV, an officer of the WiltS
Militia, at-present quartered in Gfasgon7, started
for a considerable wager, to walk 80r10iles In 1.14
hours:—When
the match. was originally made,
the odds were .10 to 1 against the performance,
but before starting they came down to 3 to 2,
and evewbetting, iic set out from his lodgings
at 3 o'clock, A. >'\l. and perforno this arduoLs
task two .hours and .a quarter within the tim6
specified, yval4iug the Lot five ttajles in fifty-five
Pliocites,
London, England, 1813-06-18

THE LADIES' UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY,

F.r Delivering POOR LYING-IN WOMEN at their own
Ilahitations, free of Expellee, and for Aupplying the Female
Poor in General, with Medicines, Medical AdviCe, and Pe.,
cuniary Assistance in cases of extreme Distress and long-
protractO Illness, Grange-court, Carey-street, Lincoln's-
Inn. Under the patronage of several of the Nobility and
Gentry. Supported by Voluntary Contributions,, recent
Subscriptions, and Donations.
TIDE FOUNDERS and ~BENEFACTORS of
this CHARITY return ~their grateful ThankS to the
Rigl:t Hon, the Dowager Countess of Waldegrave, Lady Mar-
ten, and the Right Him. Countess of Clairneardc, for their
Subscriptiong and Patronage; and also the Dowager Lady
for Ten Guineas' ; to Mrs-. Stride, for her Annual So b-
sception; -and to Mrs. Mestaer, of New Broad-street,,City of
London, for her beneficent Donation of 'Twenty Pounds and
Annual Subscription of Two Guinc.as.
Subscriptions areveceired ut the following Bnnkers,-viz.
Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand; Messrs. Drummond 'and Co.
Charing cross;. and Messrs. Wright's.' . Selbv, and Co. Hen,
rietta-street, Covent-garden ; also by Mrs. SI estaer, 28, New
Broad-street; at the Dispensary; and 'hy..the Secretary, Tho-
mas Nlnekieruan, E5q.,56, Illacktriars-road.
The Dispensary is open for the receptitin of the Female
Poor, with letters, from eight to tea o'clock in the moroing,
daily.
• Gratuitous Advice is also given to the middle and higher-
classes, from ten to twelve, and from seven to nine in the
evening, dailyi but.modera payment.for medicines wilt, in
such cases, be required, for the benefit of the Charity.
Upwards of tipoo Females have been cured or relieved of
IS Mr various, and complietted Complaints, since the Este-
lishment of .this Institution, a Prospeaus of Atich may be
had at the Dispensary.
Lying-iiii—idies (subscribers) are supplied with healthy and
proper 'Nurses.
London, England, 1813-06-18

COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday the Loan MAYot held a Coort of
Common Council, which Was very numerously. at-
tended. .

The Committee fur letting the City Lands de-
livered in a Report for allowing 80i. per annum
to Mrs. Kerby, the -widow of the late Keeper of
Novgatc, which was agreed to, and the Cham-
berlain directed to pay the same.
Tie tame Cnuirmttrc aloo pregesocti a re-
port for making slime improvement in Leadenhall
Market which was read and approved of, und le-
ferret! back to be carried lad execution.

The Court then proceeded to consider the
printed Report of the Militia Corinnittee for pot-
ting one of the present Regiments of. London Mi-
litia at the disposal of cilovernment, in like mau-
ner with the County Militias, and continuing the
other for the intetnal protection of the City; which,
after considerable debate, was agreed to ; and it
was referred, to the Committee to prepare a .13111
.accordingly.

The Triiprovemcnt Committee. presented a.Re-
port of their proceedings in prosecuting the Bill in
Parliament
,for improving 6inithlield Market,
which was thrOWn ont of. the House of lairds on
a motion for its second reading, which was read,
and the Committee directed to consider and report
what was fit to be done, under existing circum-
stances, in respect of the said Market.
London, England, 1813-06-18

This Day was published, price 91 9.5. •
• The Eighth: 'O mi hc. of
GENERAL BIOGRAPHY • cit, Lives Criti-
cal and Historical, of the most. EmitActit Persons of all
Awls,
.Couutries, Conditions, and Prtifeoiolks, arranged ac-
cording to Alphabetical Order.
Composed by JOHN AIKIN, Mi. D.
And the Rev, THOMAS MOIWAN, &c.
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly; Longman and Co. ;
Lackington .and Co. ; J. and A. Archi 13. Jetfeuy ; Crosby
and Co. ;, and Wm. Lqwe.
N.B. The Ninth and Tenth Volumes, whias will complete
the Work, are in considerahlelorwardnesi.
• ir

LOCAL MILITIA FINANCE.
This Day was rublished,
(nervy Octavo, price Five Shillings, in boats ,;), -
Dedicated ty permission, to COlunel the Hight I TonOurable.
the• Earl of Westmorland, • • ,
rirllE LOCAL MILITIA PAYMA:ITER.S
ASSISTANT; 'a Concisr Treatise on .Local' Militia
Finance. Shewing,-the allowances granted to Coca Militia
Regiments the manner of Drawing the same, from the
Agent-Generaliand other Departnients ; also, the me;thod
making up' Pnhlic AcCompts, tie. &c. With. an Apisendix,
containing copious Extracts• of all Oa Orders and Itegukitions
now in force. Carefully compiled from (Oda! Docuincis,
Ily LIEUTENANT JOIIN FOWLER,
Quarter-Master, Eat Northamptonshire Local Militia.
Sold Ily-T••Egertan, Whitehall, London; and J. Simpson,
RoyarExchange, Editionigh. •
•
London, England, 1813-06-18

iVINDSCiR, ,fuli 1

Yesterday Lord iti*Eas; llody OWLET; Oen&
raI,GwYNNE and GARTH, Zind COIULICI TAYLOR, acz
companied Princesses AUGUSTA Arid SOPHIA
their ride on horseback. Her MAir.”'l,-; and Prin-
cesseS ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airing in
the Castle to dinner; alter which the Qul:Lz4 and
PRINCESSES went to ktrogniore to tea-, and-return-
ed to the Castle soon after eight o'clock.
This day, at 12- o!clock, the QUEEN and PRIN-
CESSES kit Windsor for Ascot Heath Races, where-
they will be joined by the Duke of YoRK,
They will. be entertained by the Marquis CORN-
w,:ALLIs, at Swittley Lodge, with:a cold collation.

POETRY.

1U

ON TAVERN ortArnßY.
Though Wntrone.tti this sneer'd at the Pat NCE and his crest,
He's ready fur (ghee, to Awl her his nest.

ANoTnEP..
Let the coarse Brey'r 'guinst feathers fume,
Since nose upon hi; praise thevelves would plume.

TimiNF.)- has tumbled from`his horse;
But such a fall's a thing of .course,
And siMuld you ask the reason why,
Know, TzEhNky's apt to mount too high.
London, England, 1813-06-18

the purpose. of making an attack at 'another point
Oil the Lake:
About 2QOO troops were left at Sackett's
hour, wlien t'.e late expedition sailed ; and the
Ithinber.ls been augtacuted.since. It seas re-
ported the fleet was: to return for them, after
landing those rirst embarked. . •
A Philadelphia Paper remarks, that—'' The
British evacuated Havre de Grace on Ttieday
morning, May 4:'
NE CASTLE, MAY 11.—On Sunday •last, the
Neptune, Captain jork.s, sailed for St.' Peters-
burgh, carrying out Messrs. Gallatin and Bayard,
''• 'r .'ccretaries, On a mission to Russia.
NEW Yoax, MAY 15.—This morning several
sh, s of \var hove in sight oil the Hook ; and after
s-gua:ing the latiant and ileasta , thoSe vessels
joined them, and the whole put to 'sea. The
blockade of our port is raised.
Mast `M.—Sailed on Saturday last,
his Majesty's ships Nymphe, Minerva, and l' Armide,
with a fleet of transports for Quebec, having (in
board the 2d battalion, 89th regiment, Col. De
Watteville's regimmt, and a detachment of the
Royal Artillery---upwards of 2000 veteran troops.
London, England, 1813-06-18

HOUSE OF COM.NIONS.

The Auction Bill, Lottery 13111, Cape Wine
Bill, and Land-tax Amendment Bill, went seve-
rally through Committees, the Reports of which
Were ordered to be received to-morrow.
The second readings of the Funded Deht Bill,
rnd the Local Tokens Bill, were postponed till
t morrow.
The Naval Pensions 13111, Duty Free Goods
13111, Irish' Militia Pty Bill, and the three Eng-
IN) Militia Adjutants, Officers, &c. Bills, were
read a second time, and committed for to-

11101 TOW.
The Irish Bridges, flat was read a third time
atilt pa(4l.
Mr. MANI-) presented a Petition front Mr.
Crntchley, of the Marsh.alsea Court, praying that
his nhater should be referred to a Committee ;
but, after sonic discussion, in which Mr. Bankes,
Mr. Wharton, the Speaker, and Sir S. Itomilly
participated, the lion. 'Gentleman consented to
its being tvithdrawn.
On the motion of Mr. WniTnar,An, the Peti-
tion relative to the Papers, of the late Mr. Har-
grave was referred to a Commitee.
Mr. Wu rrattr,An observed, that the persons itt
the nei..thhouvhood of Windsor Forest had been
:loaned by the marking of the trees, and a ru
moor that the fine wood ()Ethel., (lontain Was about
to be soh!, to raise a fund for the -purpose of
erecting a palace on this seite. lie wished to
know it' there was any foundation for this re-
port
Mr. WitAwrort said, no idea of the kind bad
ever been entertained. The depredations com-
mitted on the wood were dreadful, and the m► rk-
ing. was applied in order to render this. offence
more difficult. No trees were felled by autho-

'tool for the 29th, 'on the subject of Peace,
that since he Lim! that intimation to tli
intelligenc of In extraordinary, and
believed authentic :And, had been received, stat-
ing that an Ariustice, to' continue in force froti:
the 4th of June to the 20th of July, had beet
concluded between the hostile powers in Silesia ,
Presuming that it was impos4ible this measure
could have taken place without General Stewart
and Lord Cathcart, who were officially resident
with the- Allies on behalf of this country, being.
consulted, and not wishing to throe.' any obstacle
in the way of the.great and good work ; prestun-
ing that this was the case, and fearing to mbar--
rass or injure the pospeet of peace, be would
wave, for the present, the motion %villa he had
intended to bring forward.
London, England, 1813-04-12

N iX IL NE IV S.

PLyMouTn, Arnit. 9.--I.lbe finest and largest
Ameridan' vessel of her eass ctiptr:.red this war,
arrivCd in Banmazai this morning; in conipany
with his Majesty's hired armed 'cutter
.Pane!,,. • .
Lieutenant HALLANDS, the armed schooner Nitt-
poleon, of about 3clo tons burthen, now`Aitn,
nrrts-
ter, from New- "York, with a cargo, consisting of
coffet, cotton; cocoa, log wood, Ecc.bolind to Boar-
deaux, which vessel was taken On the 3d instant,
elate in with the French coast, after a chase of
12 bOurs, by his Majesty's ship Belle-Polite, of 38
guns, Capt. ILants ; .nriton, of 38 guris, Captain
Sir T. STAINES, and the Fancy cutter. The No-
.
.pOlcon sailed from New York on the sth March,
is pierced rot 20 guns, (ate new, and was on-her
first voyage when captured.
Sailed yesterday the Morning Ster, Lavis, for
Portsmouth.

Arrived the Dove, TnomAs, from Briitol, and
the sloop TWO Brothers, HALL, master, from Guern-
sey, with a eargio consisting of bricks and cyder,
for tb:s port. •
Arrived his Majesty's brigs Trincuio and Orestes
from a cruize in the .channel; and Virago gun-
brig from Cork, •

•
Sailed Cie Map brig of wur for Portsmouth ;
and the Fwaiatind bag of war on a et uize in the
Channel.

10.—Tho Wasp brig oftwar, Capt. EVER:
RD, which Sailed from hence yesterday for Ports-
moth, did not take under her protection the titer-
chantnien bound to the 14,1astwurd, to which she
bud issued Coll\ oy-inttructions, in consequence of
'lei. being suddenly ordered to proceed thither
without tin in, imd it is expected a convoy will be
appointed for the Downs on Mond3y next.
,Arrive the Three 'Brothers, LucKr:T, from
Exeter; Redbridge, CUM ENG, from Southampton
T~TUtI f,
SE,utL, from rowey ; lien and Susan,
Wmusp,n, from Pembroke; and the Lord Vernon,
W froip Wa leg •

Sailed yesterday the James cartel, belonging to
this port, J. Be.F.a, master, from Morlaix, with a
few passengers.
The, Triumph and Renown men of ivar Ivive
been brought near the Jetty Head for the purpo'se
of assisting to rai,e the Captain hulk, which was
lately sank in consey4qice ni her taking fire.
Lord KEITH hoii,ri:d lkH • P41.,:4' or: Thiln...lay last
on board the Queen CL: of 110 g.ans, •in
Harnoaze.

Arrives! iu Cawgand Ray last evening his Ma-
jesty'q ship President, of 38 gam, Capt. WAERT,N,
from India, last from the Cape, With it ;patches,
and very early this morning sailed for rortsmout h.
Admiral STOPPORD and family cane passengers in
her. We underitand she ig on hoard large
'quantity of specie. Report states Clic does no.:
being any particular news.

Sailed his najesty's schooner Alphea, with a
few ves3cl4 under her convoy for Liverpotil ; the
transport Unity, Smyru, for Lisbon, with rums ;
and the Charlotte, belonging. to London, 'Wm-
LIAM CH.EW.J master, with a cargo for .seville ;
the two latter will stop at Falmouth to join
Convoy.

The Sumersetshire Militia relieved the Royrl
South Gloucestershire in prison-ship duty on
Thursday lait.

About 150 men, who have lately v,iluntecreti
from the different militias at this place, marched
front hence this morning to join their respective
London, England, 1813-04-12

,_ • - .
*UKASE or 1-11 S IMPERIAL :YIA,IY.,STY TO THE ARMY.
Viiivri,irs l—The , .J!)riou s i:, l'iemorable Seat
has e.x,....ed, in which, :' , • ,:.:;ii your unheard (4
esploii,„ the forinida hie enemy, who, in. his arri).
ganee, dared to uress forward intO the interior nt:
our empire, has been punkbed 7.-.td driven baCk.
This year of glory bats fl 1, but yourlmoic deeds
will renvain forever; time shall twvei. sink them in,
oblivion ; they will 14ve in the recollection of poste-
rity.
At the expense of yrinr hlood,youhaveri I your
native lund.of the princes aid people who were cont.,
Wired ugainst it. Your valorous elforts---yeur
deeds—your
.perseverance have procured for you
the gratitude ot.-Russia, and the esteem ii, foreign
nations. You have shown. the wortl by your va-
: tour and your constancy, that when the heart is
penetrated with the truths of yelip,ion trial full of
piety, the assaults of the enemy, though like the
stormy Waves of the ocean, are dashed in pieces
atoinst this impregnable 'rock, and die away in
Murmuring loan. ..
' Warriors !—To make known by a mark of ilis.-
tinction, all such as have co-operated in these
great deeds, we have ordered 'a
silver medal to he
struck. The ever-memorable year 1812 will he
engraved. upon it ; and suspended from a blue
riband it will .ornament theolanlv brtrist, that
impenetrable shield of our native lanil. Every one
of `you is worthy of receivingthishoniitirable badge,
becauscall of yon b ave undergone co n4derable li a rd-
ships, and all are animated with the same spirit.
Proud may. you.be of hivihg earned this emblem
of valoiir : it will ever 'distinguish you, as the faith-
ful sons of yonr country. - . The enemy must
tremble when he beholds tt.ltts hotiour.ible badge :
he will feel that under this'silver shield glows un-
congnerable valour, not leading to avarice or im-
piety, but which rests its firmest grounds in our
holy reiigion, and hi umniited love of our country.
(Signed) ALEXANDEIt.
Feb. 17, 1813.
London, England, 1813-04-24

OFFICE OF OR.DN.I4VCA

dpril 5, 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ths MA
4.Esri"S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will he receteed at their Office, in Pall-. Mall,
on or belOre Monday, the 8d day of May next, from such
Persons, as may be willing to undirlaho the Supply of TiN
IPLATE,S for service of Department, for a period of Three
Years, determinalde at the expiration of One Year, upon Three
Months' notice, at 'Me option of either Party.

' Samples of the Articles. may be viewed upon application at
the Prinyipal Storekeeper's Office in the 'Power; and further
Pprticulars, together with the Terms and Condition; of the
.Contract, may be hnown at Me Secretary's Office, in Pall,
Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten . and
Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,- sealed
up and indorsed, ",Proposals for Tiil Plato,'" but no Propo-
sal can be admitted after the said 3d Day of May, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon of the same Day ; neither will any Tender be
noticed, unleir the Party making it, or an Agent in his Be-
kill' shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
B. H. clam, Secretary.

bIAILS4
Akaaryno-1 Waterford. Cadiz, I Lisbon, I Nlalta)
1 Gottenburgb, I Dublin,
palcit OF STOCKS
THIS DAY At tWELYE OILL,O6C.
Cont01,

THE SUN.

s►►LEU Qi; is DicenE FALstrm AuDx.AT ?

L 0 N D 0 N,
SATURDAY, aqui, 24, 1813.
London, England, 1813-04-24

OFFICE.oF ORDNANCE,

Aprils, 1813.
rrin PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His M -
J.E,V71"8 ORDNdeNE, du her:by give
That Proposals. Till be received at their 10!l/ice In Pall .110,
on or !fore Monday, the 3d Day of May ne.rt, from sue!:
Person,' as may be willing to undertake the supply of.
BLOCK 'awl GRAIN TIN jar service of this Department,
for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of
One Year, on three months' notice, at the option of
party. • • •

Samples of the Articles play be clewed upon application
at the Royal Brass Foundry, at Woolwich; and fur-
ther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, nay be known at the S“'r.eary's Office, in
aforesaid, any Dag between the Hours of Ten
and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals must be delivered,
scaled up and indorse ii, " Proposalb for Block undCiritin Tiny"
but no Proposal can be adinitted after the said 3 d Day of
May, at Twelve 0' Clock at NOon of the same Day, neither
will any Tender be noticed, ?atlas the Party making it,
or an Agent in hiS Behalt;• shall attend.
By Order of Me Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-04-24

OFFICIO; OF ORDNANCE,

• • April 5, 18 1 a
Trim PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of his MA-
JESTY'S' ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposal will be received at their Office, I► 4 Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday,the 3d day rif May next,' from such Pee-
sons as may he wilting to undertake the supply of TIN WARP:
or service of this Department, fa• a period of Three Years,
deterinable at the expiratiOn of One Year, on Three Months
notice, at the option of either Party.

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the. Principal Storelmeper's Office in the Tower and
and further particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known a 4 the Sect,-
tary's Quice, .in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the
Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals 'least
&e delibered, sealed up and • indorsed, " Proposals -far Tin
Wire," but no Proposal can be admilted after the said 3d day
of May, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither
will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,
or an Agent on his behalf; shall attend. .
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-06-16

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The tast-Ind i a Company's ship Moffat anchored
n Funchal roads the 13Th of.AI y, under Lonr ti y of

the Stel ling Cost 4 and tadefatillable, in e impany
with the Uniort, Talk/than', Rett-eizt, and kitaria,
outward bound.

RARWIda, JUNE- 15.-7-No foreign arrivals-Mete
two days past; all the transports at this port,
with the exception of those on board which the
73d Regiment is embarked, are ordered ;tip to
Deptford--; the aminunition and ordnance stores
fur the gun-boats, on board the .IMirese. frigate,
are also landing to-day, at the Ordnance Depot;'
so that it is now inferred the Expedition is post-

VoßTsmotrn, 31.111 E 15.—Arrived his Maiestyls
ship Egnmt, of 74 guns', Captain BINGHAM, and
Bellona, Captain M'KINLEY, from cif} Cher-
burg h; and Fyilit, 22, Captain PIir',SCOTT, from.

Guernsey,
PL.YB)IUtiTn, JUNI? 14.—Arrived the Spanish
lugger ...Atztonin j Animas from Oporto, with a
cargo, cout.isting of soap, steel, iron, cocoa,
canvas, Ike. bound to Cadiz, which vessel was
captured in her passage by the Lion French pri,
vateer, and recaptured ten days afterwards by the
Syria sloop of war, and his Majesty's schoimer
.Sealark. The Lion has taken and plundered the
Young: Benjamin, .front Lisbon to London.
JUNE 15.—Arrived the American ship
Edward from the South Seas, captured hy the
Seringapa tam letter of marque, round Cape Horn.
Tiernan) his Majesty's ships and the transports
with the troops for orders.
Pr.vmotrn, JUNE 14.—Arrived the Royalist
sloop of war from a cruize.
FALmouTtt, JUNE /I.—Arrived the Prince
Ernest packet front Lisbon, with a Mail, 110 days.
London, England, 1813-06-16

TREATY WITH SWEDEN.

The Earl of Rossf.yx Called the. attention of
their Lordships to this subject, principally with,
referencelo the discussion of last night.. As the
inforination to be given could not be submitted
to the House before to-morrow, he thought it
impossible they could consistently proceed to the
discussion of so extensive and important a sob-
ject on the following day. Upon that ground
alone, he thought they would consent to a•far-
ther postponement. He was of opinion also some
information should be given on the point of pe-
cuniary advances to Russia or to Prussia. •
The Earl of LIVERPOOL, in allusion to the time
when the papers 'eauld be laid before the House,
did not conceixe it would be necessary to post-
pone• the discussion beyond Thursday, yet if
they were of opinion that was not sufficient, he
bad no objection to its being postponed till Fri-
day. The amount of what was advanced to Swe-
den would appear in the documents ; but to Rus-
sia or Prussia there were no pecuniary advances,
but merely in•kind. The 'Noble Earl then mov-
ed to postpone the order for summoning their
Lordships, from Thursday till Friday, which took
place accordingly.
The Fire Arnis Bill Went through a Committee
of-the wlode .House, and was reported without
any amendment.---Adjourned.
London, England, 1813-06-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Lord Dgsurr brought up the Report of the
Connuictee on the Inland Navigation of Ireland.
It was •ordered to be printed.
Mr. Rosa' obtained leave to bring in a Bill
for ascertaining the value on Free Goods im-
ported.
On Mr. Roses moving the Order of the Day
for the third reading of the Ship Oivners, Relief
Bill,

"iglittYAT opposed the thiid reading, and
moved that it be read this day three mouths..
The Amendment was. negatived without a di-
vision,and: the Dill 'read a third time and passed.
• Mr. WuARTON brought up the Report of the
New Street 13111. , •
Mr. C.ki.ciaAt,T onposed.the Bill, on the ground
both of the inconvenience it would produce by the,
necessity of _polling clown so many houses, and
the cxpence at 'which 'such 'must be curried into
effect. • -
After long conversation, in which P4r.
ton, My. l'eterMoore, Mr. Bennet, Mr. Smith,
Mr. Banks, Baring, a:d Sir John Newport,
London, England, 1813-06-29

TIiEA.TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, June 29,1813,
Their Mai,le‘ty's Servants will perform the Comedy at •
IHE BONS OF ERIN;
Or,, MODERN SENTINIENT.
After which the Dramatic Sketch of
• BLUE DEVILS.
10 which will be aided (C,th tirac).a new Farce, in TWo Acts,
called
THE HOLE IN THE WALL.
To-morrow, Fountainhlean, and Ella Rosenberg.

KING'S THEATRE.
IVrADAME .CATALANI begs. leave most
respectfully to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry,
oithscrihers to the Opera, and .the Public, that PIER
LENEFIT is fixed for MONDAY NEXT, the sth of 3171. Y,
when will be performed, for thelasttiiuc, the celebrated-
Quad Heroic Opera of
GLI ORAZJ
piED I CURIAZJ,
M ..•
The aster-ece .
Principal Characters by MadameCimarosa CATALAN', Madame
PERIANTHS and Signor TRAMEZZAN.I. Ill&me PERIANTHS will, on this occAsion„ perform the
Untracter of HORATIA, and make her First A ppealance
in the Serious Opera; and ltlatiame CATALAN', for that
night only, will par QMf thit. P t f cutuxaus', Male,
. ar
Attire.
Ai this Evening also, Madame CATALAN' will, fur the Ltd
Time, sing the favourite National Air of " Rule Britannia,"
which has been received with such enthusiastic applause at
the National Theatres.
With • •
A DIVERTISENIEN 'l AND BALLET,
By all the PRINCIPAL DANCERS.
Boxes and Tickets to be had at the Opera Office.
The &tbseribers are entreated to signify their Intentions
respecttwattr to their Boxes, on or before Tuesday, the 29th
the
Nobility and Gentry, and Public, in general, that Boxes
for her Ilenelit can alone be had at the Opera Office.
London, England, 1813-06-29

MEDICAL PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION,
N 0.6, Upper James-street, Golden-square, London.
Patronized by the Nobility, and under the Imperial caveat of
his Itova,l Highness the Prioce Regent, for. administeting
Dr. WITLIERS',S RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC, and ap-
plying the TOURMALIN TIUJSS to the general convex
nience of the talticted.

THE RUSSIAN TOURMALIN TRUSS,
is the only effectual Remedy tor Ruptures, at present
knowp to the world. It had long been a hereditary secret in
the medical branches of a distinguished Family, and used
with so much success, that Ruptures are now nearly erased
from the catalogue Of human miseries in that country. it is
prepared partly Pram the 'fourinalin of South America, the
electric and consolidatini properties of which have loni been
viewed by the learned with stlent admiration. Dr. «. pur-
chased the secret originally for 21 years, and this being the
last year of that term, lie has obtained the Royal Guarantee
to render it more-extensively useful till the First of January
next, when the Patent-Right reverts to the Proprietors iu
Russia. No hopelets Cases are engaged, and this distressing
Complaint requires the earliest. application.—Price from 21.
to 101.

The RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC
b an effectual cure for ditbility, gleets, and seminal weak-
ness. It radically cures a certain disorildr in every stage, anti
by•occasional applic.ttion externally, it totally prevents infec-
tion, with so much certainty, that'the Doctor will forfeit 501.
if it ever failed.

Co. mire, Cancers of all hinds, the Gout,
Rheumatisms, White-Swellings of the Joints, the Scurvy in
its most virulent stages, told all disorders of the Eve and For,
,Whiltre the structai e of the ore,,an is not imperfect, and give
advice on all other casual aisarders. ice IL, but no fee re-
(wired on consultation. Being Members of the Royal Col-
lege, regularly bred in every branch of the profession, their
; testimonials may be seen, and these medical subjects (ann.
.I*ly discussed.
Dr. Withers and eion attend daily fur medical and surgical
consultation ; the ..books are 'laid every Staiirday before the
Committee, who triVe their joint opinions on each ease. The
advantages of this plan to country patients are incalculable,
as the names or personal attendance are not required, and all
post paid letters are answered by them.
IN. li. Advice to the real Poor, gratis, till Ten every
I morning.
London, England, 1813-06-29

11013 HOUSE'S TRAVELS.
This Day was published,
JOURNEY through ALI3ANIA, and other
Provinces of Turkey hi Europe and Asia, to Con-
stantiimplc.
By J. C. 1-1011 HOUSE.
Illustrated by views of Athens, Constantinople, and va-
rious other Plates, Maps, 84c.
Printed for James Cawthorn, C 4, Coekspur-street, London.
In the PresS, and will he ready in a few days,
Anecdotes,. hitherto unpublished, of the private Life of
Peter the (real, from the authority of Mons. Stehling, a
Member of the Council of 'State to the Rinpress Cutharin,
Translated from the French of the Comte D'Eseherney) Cham-
berlain to the King of Wirtemberg.
London, England, 1813-06-29

HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON.
This Day was published, price Bs.
A N, ACCOUNT of the HIGHLAND. SO-
CIETY of LONDON, from its Establishment in May
1778, to the commencement of the Year 1418.
By the Right Hon. Sir JOHN SINCLAIR.. of Ulbster, Bait.
Drawn up at the desire of the Society.
Sold by Longman aid Co. Paternoster-row ; Constable and
; Refit! Acid Brash, Glasgow; Chalmers, Aber.-
1140-actd Young, Inveixtes; .
London, England, 1813-06-29

OFFICE :OF ORDNIrINCS,

Jerne .21; 1813.
. .
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . His MA-
J.E'srrs ORDN...4IVat do hereby' give Notice,
That P.ROPO:§dLS be received at their Office, in Pall-
. Mall on or before Monday, the st, day of July next, from
inch Persone as may be willing to PURCHASE about
SIXTY TONS of MARINE SALT, produced front the Re-
fining of Salt Petre, at the. Royal Powder Mills, at Ea
vervham.

Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con-
dition: of the Contract, may be known upon application to the
Ordnance Officers,. at Faversham, where the Salt may be
viewed, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore-
said, any day between the hours of Ten and 'Four o'clock,
when the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed,
" Proposals for the Purchase of Marine Salt," but no Proposal
cats be admitted after the said sth day of July, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender
be noticed, unless the Party making, it, or. an elig-ent on his
behalf,. shall attend.

Ry Order of tiro
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

PATERSON'S ROADS, IMPROVED.
This Day was published, price lgs. in boards,
The Fifteenth Edition of

ADESCRIPTION of the ROADS of ENG-
IANDistid WALtiIS, and Part of SCO'PAND L ; contain-
ing-the Distances, Seal ts &c. the Routes of the Mail Coaches,
a TAW of the Heights of :%luuntains, by Lieut.-Col. Mudge
and additional Maps, particularly of the Southern. Coast, the
Lakes of Cumberland, he. The whole greatlyauguiented and
unproved, by the aid of Francis Freeling, Esq Secretary, and
of the Surveyors to the PostOtlice, under the Authority of the
Post Master General.

By Lieutenant-Colonel PATEBAON,
Assistant Qnarter-Master-General of his Majesty's Forces.
.Nold icy Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row ; and Mr. Fadeu. Charing-cross.
London, England, 1813-06-29

ARMY CONTRACTS.

CONIMISSARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE,
Great George-street, June 14, 1813.
NOTICE is hereby given to nil Persons de-
sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF, and
MUTTON to his Majesty's Lind Forces in Cantonments,

Quarters, and Barracks, in t
and Islands:
Anglesea.,
Bedford,
Berks, (including the Town
llungerford),
Berwick,
Brecon,
Bucks,
Cambridge, '(including . the
Town of Newmarket),
Cardigan,
Carmarthen,
Carnarvon,
Chester,
Cornwall, (including Scilly),
Cumberland, -
Denbigh,
Derby,
Devon,
Dorset,
Durham, (including Holy
Island),
•
Essex,
Flint,
• Glamorgan,
Gloster, (Including the City
of Bristol),
• Hants,
Hereford,
Hertford,
Huai,
Isle of Man,

lie under-mentioned Counties

Isle of Wight,
Kent,
Lancaster,
Leicester,
Lincoln,
'Meridian,
Middlesex
Monmontl
Manta-oar ory,
Norfolk,
Northampton,
Northumberland,
Nottingham,
Oxford,
• Pembroke,
Radnor,
Rutland,
Salop,
Somerset,
Stafford,
'Suffolk,
Surrey,
Sussex,
Warwick;
Westmoreland,
Wilts,
Worcester,
York,
And in the sereial Counties
in North Britain,

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th
day of September next; that Proposals in.writing, sealed up
and marked, " Teuder for Army Supplies," will be received
at this Office; on or before Wednesday, the 25th day of Au-

gust (but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on tha
day), and, if sent by post, the postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for each County and

Island, except for the Counties comprising North and South
Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender, as also
must the several Counties in North Brita;n ; and. each Pro-
posal must have the Letter which is annexed to the fender
properly filled up, by Two Persons of known property en,
gaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the
amount 'stated in the printed particulars for the due per-
formaiice of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed:
unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed
in words 4 length ; and should it so happen that, daring the
continuance, of the Contract, no Troopis should be stationed
or supplied in the County, the expence of the Contract and
bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be
funded to him by the CommissarY in Chief.

Particulars of tbe Contracts, may he had upon Application
at this Office, between the hours of .Eleven and Five ; and at
the Office of Dcputy-camtuisfiary-General Liadc4ay, Edia-
burgh.
London, England, 1813-06-11

IN TE11,,1.

Monday
Thursday - 24 Sitortlay
ThursOy July 1 Fria.),

July

AFTER
.Thursday July 8 1

'TERM.
Frid4y .

July 9

WEYMOUTH ELECTION.—WLDNEsDAYI JUNE De
tire, Esq.
C. Idle,
Lord Cranburue

AttoYr.t Rooms.—There .was a Vocal Concert
last' night.at this place for the benefit of Mr. S.
WEnne, the son of tt musical vote; an, who has-
long and deservedly eojoyed.a high repotatioo as
a Composer of Vocal Music, and whose private
character is highly respected.. Mr. WEnne, jun.
is also a Coniposet dwell known merit; as well as
an excellent performer on the piano-fotte. The
Concert ..chiefly consisted of admired- productions
of both the Wnanp, and they had the support of
Mr. and Mrs. VAUGHAIsT, Goss, SALE, Jun.
IlAwrsi, Mrs. DtcKoxs, and others. • The instru-
mental part wits equally well supported by Messrs.
• WEBBE. tin' S. WEscrA, C. 'AIRYER, nod Miss
PATON. The Room was well attended, and the
company were highly gratified.
London, England, 1813-06-11

THE LADIES' UNIVERSAL DISPENSARY,

For Delivering POOR LYING-IN WOMEN at their own
Habitations, free of Expenee, and for supplying the Female
Poor in General, With Medicines, Medical Ativice,'aied Pe-
cuniary Assistance in cases of extreme Distress and long-
protracted Illness, Grange-court,. Carey-street,
inn. Under the patronage of several of the Nobility and
Gentry. .tippoited by Voluntary Contributions, recent
Subscriptions,' and Donal ions.
THE .FOUNDERS...and BENEFACTORS of
1 this CHARRY return their; grateful Thanks to the
Right Hon. the Dowager Countess of Waldegrave, Lady Mar.
ten, and the Right Holt. Countess of Clairnearde, for their
Subscriptions and patronage; and also the Dowager Lady
Wilson,forTe•nGuineas.; to Mrs. Stride, for her Annual Sob-
seription ; and to Mrs. Mestner, of NM Broad-street, City of
Laudon, for her beneficent Donation of Twenty Pounds and
Annual sithseription of Two Guineas.

Subscriptions are received at the following Bankers, viz.
Messrs. Coutts and Co. Strand; Messrs. Drammond and (:o.
Choring cross; and Messrs. Wrights' Selby, and Co. lien-
rietta.sTreet, toceot-garden ; also byillrs. Mestaer, C 8; New
Broad-street; at the Dispensary. alba by the Secretary, Tho-
mas Mackiernan, Escp Sb, Black'friars-roail.
• -The Dispensary is open for the reception of the Female
Poor, with letters, train eight to ten o'clock in the morning,
Gratuitous Advice is also. given -to the middle rind higher
classes, from ten to .twelve, and fruits sever; to nine in the
evening, daily, but moderate payment for medicines will, iu
such cases, be required, for the benefit of the Charity.
• Upwards of, liouu Peinales have been cured or relieved of
their various and compheated Ciouplaiits, since the k...sta-
blishment.of this Institution, a Prospectus of which may be
laid at, the Dispensary.
Lying-in-Ladies (subscribers) are supplied With healthy and
proper Nurses.
London, England, 1813-06-11

EIGHTEEN THOUSAND POUNDS.

PRIVATE GENTLEMAN bas the above
Sum to lay out on Lauded and othc4 Secur;ties, by
way of Annuity; and as none but Principals need apply, no
Money Agent will be treated with, nor :tity,personat applical.
tion admitted at tirst, until the particulars of the ticcuritirs
arc stated by letter (post paid,,, to Mr. daiAes, N 0.5, Bland-
ford-street, Portinau-square ; when an interview will he. ap-
pointed. All Letters duly answered in town and country.

• " NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
CZ UPTON & CO; of the BRITISH PAINT
• „PAINT MANUFACTORY, 41; LONDON WALL,
most respectfully informs the PUBLIC, that they have taken
the Warehouses lately occupied by Mesa. Travers and Esdaile,
Sugar Bakers, No. 62, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAPSIDE, at
which place mar be purchased (as at London Wall), GENUINE
OILS and COI:OURS, at. the'WHOLESALK PRICES, FOR.
MONEY, and where their CHEAP, DURABLE,. and IM-
PENETRABLE PAINTS, ground in Linseed Oil, fur Park
• Pailings,:Weather Boarding., Stuccoed Fronts, Out-buildings,
Ship Painting, &c. are now selling at the same prices as.here-
tofore, viz. Invisible Green, 565. per cwt.; Durk Olive Green,
70s. ; Bright Olive Green, 112 s. ; Blue, 80s. ; Black,. White,
Yellow, Stone and Lead Colours, Mis. per cwt. each ; Choco-
' late, 505.; Red, 40s, ; and Prepared Oil to thin them for use,
51. per Gallon ; genuine White Lead, 565. per cwt.; Turpen-
tine, 12s.
,per Gall. ; Linseed Oil, Cis. Gd. per Gall. ; Painters'
'Brushes and Colours of every kind, dry or prepsred for use.
Genuine Sperm Oil, Rs. 641. per Gall.; Fine Chamber, ss. 6d.
Pale Seal, 4s. Gd. and Gammon Oil, 4s. per Gallon:
N. B. The Impenetrable. Paints are very handsome in ap-
pearance, possess great durability, and will stand in hot Cli-
mates; they are used in the manner of other Paints, and are
applicable to the general purposes of Useful and Ornamental
Painting. -
London, England, 1813-08-10

DUELLING.

Baw-sTrIEET.—A few days since Dr. William
Gordon, of Berbiee, was brought to the office
charged with a breach'of the peace, in putting in
bodily fear by sending a threatening letter, by way
of 1/ Zhallepge to Hugh Rose, Esq.—Mr...KIN-
WAIRDp the sitting Magistrate, after a suitable ad-
monition to Dr. (iordon on the heinous nature of
1)4 offence, ordered him to find bait to keep the
peace till next Term, himself in 5001. and two
safeties in 2501. each.

Yesterday Henry Joseph Smith was brought to
the Office, charged with robbing Mr. Scott, a shoe-
maker, in St, Xartin's-court, of a quantity of
galloon, lie was committed for trial.
• 'Moses Levi and his wife, were charged with via-
lently assaulting James Porter.—Levi was order-
ed to find bail, and his wife waa discharged.,
London, England, 1813-08-17

SUSSEX ASSIZES.

TAWFAt Ago, 14,---Lord ELLEN-BOROUGH,. silt
on the Crown side, and Mr. justice, LtEATit on
the Civil side, . •

GILLMAN V. COLEINS..

Mr. Serjeant t e rt r.o stated, that- this was
an action by the plaiutitf, who was a fisherman,
against the defend:lnt, who was also a li,herintin,
and: owner of a boat, to recover his share of a
wonderful fah winch had been cat:.ght at Brighton,
and whieh; shewing, &c.. had brought near
6001; :profit, Tin! .tiantey in by this ti ,h re-.
minded• hint o;' what Trinculo said in Ti; Tempest,
whoi: 'seeing the monster
.C.'‘ti,i.ban lying on the
ground,: 'observed, " Now tin I wish I- had this
monster in Engluhd, for there, thnagh.,„they will
not give merit a farthing, yet Will they give a
shilling to see a deal fish." So it was with this
Wonderful fish ; he was first Shewn for half a
crown, and ne.,.t he Was exhibited for a shiVing ;
t,y which, together with his blubber, being cut
atter all curiosity was exhausted, he produced the
sum he had stated. Now, according to the usual
custom of the fishing trade; the owner of the boat
:awl nets took half, and the men the other half, of
.what was caught. Brit. in .this case the. basking
shark was not to be canght by the ordinary modes ;
for being entangled hi the nefi, it was a. doobtfol
contest whether
.he would not have carried away
the trap, rather than the trap hold him. until a
small boat came out to the assistance of the larger
one, upon whose approach the 'defend moat,, who
was owner of the larger boat, called out that they
should alt slatri.= alike, yet he tow sought to cut
the plaintiff down to 2:il. 2s. as his full share.
Two witnesses were called, who stated, .that
the custom of the fishing trade was, that the 'owner

of the boat tOok hall of what,was caught, the
men the other ball; and it A staid! boat emue out
to their~ assistance; the stuall boat shored as

man ; -thai. they had bten so paid, and were very
wrelt satiified,
CROWN Sum—Sarah Steerri a young woman,

daughter of the Postrna.,ter oltiteyning, wa4 in-
dicted for stealing a 10/. note, and a 13righton
note out of a letter, put into the Pot,t-otlice at
Steyning, on the sth of May htst.; but the evi-
dence in regard to imying the notes being delve-
tive, Lord Ellenhorongh advised.the Jury to ac-
quit her. Verdict—Not fhtilty.
London, England, 1813-08-28

GERMAN PAPERS.

Bon OITA, - o-rnorrow, or next day,
a well-appointed army of 40,00 t) Russians and
Prussians %yin march through this kingdom to
Bgra. T,velye hundred aggons are pia in retpd-
.
sitton to convey. provisions for them.
CaT 30,--On the '2Bth, the Imperial
French Minister to the congress at this place, the
Duke of Vicenza:(Cattlincourt), arrived here ;. and,
as rye learn, commenced his mission with intimat-
ing, " That the. Armistice must be farther pro-
longed for a certain period, be;ore, coniOrtnably
the instructions he had received from his Court, be
could enter into any kind of 'negoeiation." This
.dennntd, howeverove are assured, was instal:oy and
unanimously rejected by all the Plenipotentiaries
of the powers allied against. France. It is reported
that he has sinee assumed a more moderate tone.
It is, however, doubted whether the basis of
peace will be signed on' the 10th, the last day of
the armistice; and we, therefore, look with cer-
'tainty to the renewal of hostilities on the lith ;
stud in, this event, it is no less certain, that on
the part of Austria, hostilities will be commenced
against France, at all points, on the side of
,
Saxony; Bavaria, and Italy.
BintuN, AUG. 16.---According: to intelligence.
front an authentic source, a Prussian corps, under.
the arders of (general *Von Kleist, and a qussian
corps, commanded by General Von Wittgenstein,
y dirJ. to. yak crtht A ""7
, tt.
London, England, 1813-02-26

EAST INDIA COMMITTET.

Me. 614Nr014 presented three several Pe-
Aitions from the East India Company',lpOying for
.a IteneWal of their ChArter„: acid relative to other
affairs oft 4 Company.. '
The SPE4:IOI said, that as the petitions had not
been presented with in the time appointed, it Would
be necessary for the Hon. Gentleman to staee to
the House whether there was any just causo for
"
Mr. -11- TITORNtON said, that the reason why
the
,petition had not been presented until that 'time
:was, that owing to the Intricacy and! complicated
nature of the subjects which they related ti, they
could•not be got ready sooner: •
The petitions were then ordered to be referred
to a Committee, to consider their nature..
London, England, 1813-08-21

M.UnsToNE, Ar,.. 19.

1 CIVIL 31134-41IIYKLIWOf11) V. ..9,TONE.
.r
This waS 111 action by Sir John floneywnod
against the dtlendaut, on the following agree-
ment : l'hat in consideration of Sir John giving
lli:i horse and 92/, 104., the defendant gave him a
horse in exchange, which he undertook to take
,tgain on the 1.4 t of October, aad return Sir John
!cis horse and money, provided the horse he sold
hinCdid not snit bhp, only giving him a brace of
pheasants. Sir Joho then averred that the horse
did not suit him, and that be return;?cl him and
sent the brace of pheasants, but that the tit:ten-
th-int would not keep hi: pot of the contract.
t ' '
It appiiared that Sir John was, Colonel of the
Local Militia, and net the defendant at Canter-
bury, where admiring his horse, which was a re,
mnrkably hoe one, he agreed to the bargain above
stated. But the Major, who was witness to lite
contract, did not prove it as stated in the decia-
rat iAll, naively, that it was to be returned an the
lst of October.

Ilis Lordship was about-to direct a nonsuit on.
this ground, when the Coines,fl for the plaintiff
pot in a letter crow the defendant, in which he ad-
,tnitted the contract, to take ugain on the Ist of
October, but evitsed hituwlf on the wound that
he had met some sad reverses ; stating; however,
that the horse would sell for the.money.ln •
MISWCF to this, Mr. Sedeant SUEPHERD pro-
dactAl Sir John lloneywood's letter, which he in-
sisredina,t,liso he taken as a part of the contract,
and it was there onid it was to 4e returned in as
good condition as he had it.

The declaration nOt meeting this contract, the
plaintiff was nonsidted ; Lord hip recom-
inentled an accommodation bet%vetni the parties,
wit4outinore

RELAND.
London, England, 1813-11-04

rAturNritsillN DISSOLVED

B. Prtilce, It. IX Baillie, qat:l C: Drake, of Bristol, rope-
makers—J. Hutchinson and G. Thornton, of. East. gettOrd,
Nottinghamshire, wi Watt aud' T. ,Tooti,
of Stukesley, l'orl‘shire, • conthinn-earrierr.,--W. Harper, .1.
Ashcroft, and 'l'. Harper, .of . Liverpool, nierchan;*--T.
Jurrant and Mil:ult.!, of Nottinghaishire, lace-tonlitt-
facturers.—J. %Vayln :and J. IL Ttiotal, Or the l*liitotleh
corn fAetors.4-.1). Hayman anul J. Arelti,e4 of *ryer's Gateway,
Ilermondsey-stre.er, glue-malicrs—T. Brown and J. smith, of
Birmimrtharn'. coaeh,m4liers —E. Wood and C. Hall, of liver-'
pool—W. Croggs and J. B. flavtoti, of Kingston-upon-Hull,
wine-merchants—J. Loioas and J.'llionipson, of etiapel.;el3- .
gurdenerial. Slater • nod J.; Ilarr4on,
of. Little Bolton, lileacher,,—lt. TaviJr and J. Wainwright,
of Birmingham, bellows-ni;:liers—t.S..... and G. Yates, of Pico,
and Sutart's-quay, Lower Tharnes-street,
T. Bentley and 'V. Co Gule, of the
facturen.--W. S. Sherwood anal Liverpool—W. J.
Jones, .I.' Woolley,.
_awl W. Medley, of ClL:loge-alley,' hill-
brokers.

ADULTERATED BREAD.

[Written in the year 1758.)

As much has been said about the Adulteration
of Bread alla Flour, the following methods to de-*
tract it way serve ,to gratify. curiosity, or discover
frauds, _where tiny such are suspected

To discover whether Flour he adulterated with
whiting or chalk, tnk with it sonic juice of lemon
or good vinegar ; if the flour he pure, they will
remain together at rest, but, if theresbe a mixture
of 'whiting or chalk, a fermentation or working
like yeast will ensue. The adulterated Meal is
whiter than the good ; the quaakity that an ordi-
nary tea dish will containjhas been found to weigh
more than the same quantity of lentrine Flour by
four drams and nineteen grains roy. The regular
method to detect the frauds in Bread is this :---cut
off the crust from a loaf, and setting that aside,
cut the crumb into very thin slices, break these,
but not very small, and put them-into a glass cu-
curbit, with Dirt t;" quantity of water : set this,
without shaking, in a sand furnace, and let it stand
with a moderate warmth twenty-four hours; the
crumb of the bread will in this time soften in all
its parts, and. the ingredients will separate tram
it—the alum wilt dissolve in the water, and may
be extracted- from it in the usual way; the galap trill
(gamy has been used) swim upon the top in a coarse
film, and ihe other ingredients, being heavy, will
sink quite to the bottom. These are the princi-
pal';, aid the pap being poured off', there will re-
main the chalk, bone ashes, or whatever else was
used in a white powder at the bottom. This is
the best ,and most regular method of finding the
deceit ; but as cucurbits and. sand furnaces are
not nchand in private families, there is a mare
taiiiili it method—Let the crumb of a loaf be
sliced as before directed, and put with a deal of
water into, a large earthenware pipl6n.--let this
be set over a very gentle fire, and kept a long
time' mOderately hot, and the pap being poured
...:11 1,.. et
London, England, 1813-11-04

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Nov. 3.

The Court wars occupied in hearing several cases
of larceny, and in disposing of various eases of va-
grancy. Several were committed tinder the, Va,
grant Act, and a great , number were discharged
by proclamation. The business finished, the Court
was adjourned for the trial oltrakiiers and per-
sons out on bail, until Monday the 6th clay of
December next.