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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-02

M7ESTMIiVSDER SESSIONS, APRIL 1.

The &-ssions of the Peace for the City and Liber-
ties of Westminster commenced ftis day betwe
WiLtiAM MAINWARING, Esq. ;he Chairman, and a
full Be•ich of Magistrates.
Henry Bells was indided for assaulting and falsely
imprisoning John Speiicei, on the 3d of last August,
under the following circumstances.
Mr. BARRY stated the case on the part of the prO-
secntor; which was in substance to she frdlowin:z
effe& :7—Mr. Spencer had been to dine with his
brother in Clerked well, who.n he left about
o'clock, and walked to Piin in search of lodg-
ings. On his return hoMe to his apartments et
Pancras, he stopped in the Green Park to rest him-
self upon one of the seats ; die defendant Carne-ti
to him, seated himself on the same bench, and
made a sort of posh against him. Mr. Spencer not
liking his conduct, got op and walked towards the
Park Gate, to go into Piccadilly. The defendant.
followed him, and charged him with indecent prac-
ITes, gave hiM in custody of a watchman, and he
was conveyed to the watch-house. This was on
Saturday night ; he was detained till Monday, when
he was taken before- the M.gistrates at Maria
rough-street Office, and no prosecutor appearm4, lie
was discharged.
_ _

Mr. At:Ccv, for the defendant, made a very able
defence, commenting on the condo& of the prost,
color as being very suspicions. He called Mr.
Groves, of the Court of King's Bench, who glve
the_defendant a good charaaet, having lived lit the
time with his brother in Scotland Yard, who is since
dead.

Mr. BARRY replied, in an able speech. The
Chairman dire6led the attention of the Jury to the
evidence, who, after a short consultation, fouod the
defendant Guilty.--The Court sentenced bun to ne
imprisoned one month.

John Christian Frank was indified for as:aulting
an interesting young girl, 'of the name of Ann.
Lane, with intent to ravish her, on the 2d of Juno.
From the statement of Ann Lane, it appeared
that the prisoner, who was a master tat for in Po-
land-street, hired her to live with him as servant, a
few days before he assaulted her ; that. on the day
stated in the india meat (Sunday), he sent his soli
out for a walk; and having directed her to intiniltn'
for what the guns were firing, on her return back
into the drawing-room, where he was drinking
wine, locked the door, put the key in his pocket,
and pouring out a tumbler of wine, ordered- her tO
drink ; she refused, and he then assaultej het,
but a knocking at- the street-door alarmed hint, and
she took the opportunity of running down stairs in'o
the street,- and home to her father's.

The Jury found him Guilty.
The Court, in consideration of his being a fo-
reigner, and no; perhaps aware of the law of Eng-
land, only sentenced him to be imprisoned I.r six
months.
London, England, 1812-04-02

tilit I Il.)

On Thursday last, Mrs, Martncw,l-lolland, of Sackvilic-
street °fa Son., •
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On Monday„ at her father's house, Clapham-road,
Lady Of Colonel George Cookson, k. A of a Daughter.
The same thy, at Shnehimpton, Gloucestershire, tll's
Lady of Captain Rowland Money,' ot a Son •
On Tuesday last, Mrs.,Cdok, of Woodbridge-House, iu
Clerkenwell, of a Daughter.
Yesterday, at his house in Grosvenor-place, the Laay-c*
R. Cox, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1812-04-02

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
you by the Directors of the. East India Company as
CANDIDATES for the DI It ECTI ON to be chosen this
Year, we -takd the liberty of requesting the tavottr or your
VOTE' on the day of Eledion, Wednesday the Bth April

We are..
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and most humble Servants,
. WILLIAM AgTELL.
CIIAK LES- GRANT.
, JOHN iACKSON.
CAMPBELL MARIORIBANKS.
GEORGE. SMITH.
SW V.NY TOONE.
•
East India House, March 2.5,18 is.

"TIHE ANTI. JACOBIN REVIEW, and - OR-
THODGX CHURCIIivI4N's MAGAZINE, Nurn-
bcr &6s, publitied,Thij Day.,

CONTAINS
A fultDiscussioti of the Catholic Question ; a Refutation
of the Catholic " St iteinatt. "
Letter t, a Protestant Dissenter on'thc Catholic Claims,
with Remarks on the same .

Comments on celt Repotted tveeclies on Lord BorYin,:,
don's Motion. _ . .

Animadversions • the I ala.astrian System of Education,
and on t:-.; .Edinituro Re Jew.
Account of tae New Bible >9cietyat
,C3mbridge.
With many other Articles ';n topics 01 immediate and ur-
gent Interest, bout to the and Sate.
1.10 164, contains the literal. Copy 01 an 'Excommunita
non iss ed by the- Pope in 1758, against -a Protestant British
Subject, in the I hart•or the lirktisti Empire ! ! !

. .
St' VI:iNG and MARSIJEN.'S PUKE LEMON LE N ACID,
• For Punch, Lemonade, Sauices,'irxe.
FAMILLES, anA wili, find it f-!x-
--4
tiernely convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose
where the Lemait is necessary ; also Pincers, Captain, of
Ships, and /Alters; as it is n'y and portable, and will retina
its idavtiur every Climate. .
The iullowing Proportions may be used
Fet-Punch 'L
-large tea spounfUl of Lemon Acid, a guar-
• ter of a vund 4f Sugar, a quart or boiling,Water, halt a pint
a quarter of a pint .if Brandy.
-Lemonade: -- A large tea•spoonful 'of the. Acid, a quarter of
a pound of Sugar, anti two pints and a half or Witt, r.
Shrub.--One gallon o, Rum, six pints of Water, two
pound, and a halt M Lump Sugar, and one half-crown bottle
of pure Lemon Acid.
•The above quantities to be varied as agreeable; also 'for
Sauces, 'cities, Soups, Sec.
Preparedoniy at 163, Borough, London, _an.l sold in bot-
tles, at as_ 6tl. by tuust Oilnien, Druggists, Libraties, and
Confectioners. _

0" Plea e too >serve their names on the bottle and wrap-
Jer, as the label and direelions hzve been imitated 13.) several
ews going about the country, deceiving shopkeepers and
others, by selling a spurious articie,.iaaking any ,aliowance
to get .early money. •
London, England, 1812-04-02

ICTU4LLING.OIFIGL,

March 25,
rHE COMMISSIONERS,Jor VICT (Lei LUNG
Hi: MAyEStl"s IV4III do berebY give N6tice, That.
on Tuesday, the 711,,0f April next,they wit! be ready to receiz..e Ten-
ders in writing, (sealed up), and - treat for Two Hundred
Thousand Gallons o/ WEST INDIA 'RUM, to 'be
vered, duty bee, from. Warehouses in which the same shall rave
been bonded, into kis Majesty's Vitlialling Stores at Drzt:ord,
one half there!" in the course of one 'M ,nth from the day of
Contrat7; and the other half in one Plonth afterwards ; fir-
. One hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXI .1 RA 1..
SI N S, to ie answerake to ; amp/es (ol not •less than tw, pounds
ve,gbt, each ) to be produced with the Tendet s, and t" be aelivir-
ed into the said Stores at Derdr.rd in• the course -of one month.—
The 4hbole to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Niney
Days after elite. •
The Condition: of the Contrails may be seen at the Sect etaty's
Office.

Mo regard will be had to any, Tender in which the Pi-ice shall
not be inserted in words at length, that 3 hall,not Ge delivered to
the' Board, before One o'Clnek_ on the saidniesd.ty, the 7thcf
April next, -nor ienl,ss the Pet son who rakes the Tender, orsonte.
Person on his behalf, attends to_ answer When calleet
London, England, 1812-04-02

CONICGAL HAPPINESS.

WHEN conscious ineligibility is the snore! but •
insurmountable bar to \V ED LOCK, the unhappy
sufferer pines in silence, and', despairing of relief, si...ks into
despondency. T• relieve those melancholy • infirmities
which occasion „Impotency in men, and Barrenness in
women, for Nervous Complaints, DiseaSes peculiar to
Females, and 411 Disorders occasioned by Debility or Re-
laxation, Dr. SEN 4 b'S- BALM of NI FCCA is priced
by experience to be the most certain, safe,- and permanent
remedy every discovered 'L o youth, whom indiscretions,
excesses, an unpropitious ellinate; or the administration of
mercurial' poisons, have precipitated into premature uld age
—to the aged, in whom the tuitetions cif Ade- are suspended,
though
.not extiod, this medicine is, Conscientiously and
confidently recommended. The debilitated, the' languid,
the -relaxed of either sex, the deluded proselyte of secret sen-
suality, the childless couple, will here most assuredly find
relief, with that secrecy which is essential tu_unsullied re-
putation. -cis not by a temporary stimulus, of irritation,
that this medicim.produces those salutary effeCts which haVe
txcited the astonishment of many medical men, but by caus-
ing a genial warmth, exhiiirating the animal spirits, invigo-
rating, the whole frame, and renovating the 'constitution in
a Manner that it may be fairly said 'to re-animate

nature. . •
The genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Doctor
Senate ; and sold wholesale and retail, by
,his agent,. Mr.
Druggist, 193, Strand, near Sr. Clement's Church;
-riee 75. per Box, duty included ; and in Boxes -at tl. is.
eaciii, which contain four times the quantity ot the former.
Ooserve, that there is an engraved Pottrait ot Dr. Senate
in tie label on the outside of each Box, which is sigpid by
the Propiietor, li, Senate, in his hand -writiPs. All others
are counterfeit S- • - •

MRS. I-IELME'S,POSTHUNIOUSWORK.
This Day was published,
In Thrca' Volumes, 12mo price ios 6d. hoards,
MAGDALEN ; pr, -The! Penitent of Godstow.
• An Historical Novel.
By ELIZABETH
Author of St. Margaret's Cave, or the Nun's Story, the Pit.
grim of the Cross, &c. &c.
Printed for P. Norbury, Itreinford ; and C. Cradock and
VV. Soy, No. 32, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had,
Cainpe's Discoveries of Columbus, Cortez and Pizarro,
translated by Mrs. Heinle, a new edition,, just published,
price i6s. ; 11. 25. balt-bound.
London, England, 1812-04-02

DIED

13

On the rgth ult. at Dortgater,William Danser, Esq. tort
tnerly of the Both Grenadiers, and. late Lieutemott-Culone
of the Itbyats, or Ist Regiment of Foot.

P

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On friday the zoth ult. in,the 3lst year of his age, Wil.,
Liam Catupoeli, EA]: of the Transport Office.
On Nloraley inormni the 231 ulr. Mts.. Keyser, wife 01'
'E. 1: Ke)ser, Esq. of Artillery-place.
On Friday last, at her house in flrompton4row, Mrs;
Adarni, relief of Thomas Maxwell Adams, Esq. of the
Island of Bar hadoes.

On 1 riday !nettling, Mary, the wife. of William North,
Esq. of Chelsea,. in the 67th year of her age. '' •
Lately, after a few days illness, in the 31st year of his age,
Mr. lohn Darhon, Wine-cooper. of Mary.le.bonne-street►
Golden_square.

On Good Friday, Mr. John Gresham, •Master of the Free
School at Dunstable.

On Sunday morning, at her house in Manchester-street,
Mrs: Mary Dyer, 'wile of Mark Dyer, ksq. bf Alphingtou,
De.,;on,lure.
London, England, 1812-04-02

EXMAORDINARY LUCK

110IDDING and Co, N.!). Cornhill, (the corner
4- next the Mansion.lionse) sold in the last Lottery, No
34E6, a Prize ot 20,dool." and NO. '2921, a I: rae of 4001. in
t vv
y eight Shares; and_ their general mass of orarious
Prizes so greatly exceeden the Proportion, that it one indivi-
dual had b e ight ail the 1 ickets and St,ares soiLi by them,
it would have given a profit Of upwards ot 17,0001. over :oid
above the Prune Cust. Is not this LUck ? 'teat Luck ? Un.•
Paralleled Luck.?

THE SPRING LOTTFRY '
Will Ye drawn 3d6of April, ;iild the -Scheme embraces un-
usual Advantages in favour of Adventurere; tor, if compared
with the last Lottery•of Twelve Thous.thd rickets, it will-
be found to cont,in, not only Capital Pries of equal tnagnL
lade; but dOuble the Variety, and more than Four times Life
Number of profitable Prizes.; these'are intrinsic :;tiraeinals,
'which already prove irresistible The Pubiic, theretorc,sare
seriouslradvised not to delay their Ptire:.,:ses, as the small
number of Tickets are expected to be ail sold in a very shots.
Time..

_
At present, Pl, DPING and Co. have great variety, at the
Fountain of Fortune, No, t, Corniiii I, toe fornel Lucky
Residence of old iLlr.t;uy, who accumulated about 4a0,c001,
on that identical Spot, cast of which he built and ehdowed the
Ficispital in the Liorougts.
London, England, 1812-04-02

AS it is always our anxious desire to merit v. conti-
nuance of the patronage for which we have -so
long been distinguished l'y the Public, and to pro-
?note as much as possible the accommodation of
our Leaders, we hove the pleasu, e injorming
them, that THE SUN will shortly be printed on a
New Type, cast on purpose for it, and which we
venture to hope will-afford universal satisfaCtion.
London, England, 1812-04-02

.11.4kR1&D.

On Saturday last, Mr. George Hopkinson, rf Skinners.
Hall, Solici,or, to Miss Shortridge, of Nefson.sqoare,
On Sunday morning last, at St. Philip's Church,
mingltam, Mr. john Gorle, of Ruli-steer, to Miss
Leigh, daughter of bl. Leigh, of the Saracen's Head-lint.
- On Tuesday, at Northampton, 13, M. Wilcox, Esti. at
Seymour-place, to Sophia Ann, daughter of the late 13.
VanderguJit,. Esq. of Lbwer 1510 A-street.
The saute day, at Mary.lelbonne Church, Mr. T. Scott,
Old Bond-street, to Miss FranCes Cairo.!, of Lower tierke•
ley streer," Port man.square.
London, England, 1812-04-02

MAILS.
Artieriren—r Lisbon. Dur—i Cadiz, i Malta, 2 Water-

ford

• PRICE ,
THIS DAY AT TWt Lvito'ci.ocK.
Consols. . 60k 59; 6o 15 per- Ct . Navy 94 91 9.Di

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lOLIM QUIS DICERS. FALSUM AUDEAT ?

L 0 N D 0 IV.

THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1812.

We yesterday stopped the press to communicate
the arrival of Dispatches trom Lord I,VSLLINGTON,
and to communicate to our readers the following
Official abstract of 'heir Contents :
London, England, 1812-06-06

V. ART OF DRAWING.

ELEMENT of the ART of DRAWING, in all its
Branches, illustrated by nearly Sixty Fine Engravings, and
containing the entire Elements of Drawing in Fi4nres,
Landscsapes,History, 'Flowers, Fruit, and Natural His-
tory, by George Hamilton, Drawing-master, price 21s. half-
bound.
London, England, 1812-06-06

ADArrimL TY-OFFICE,

May, 26s 1812.
NOTitit is herehy given that a Session of Oyer
and 2"crminer and Goal Delivery, for the. Trial of Of.
fences. committed on the iv Seas, within the Jurisdiction cf
the "Idmiralty of England, ?vifl be held at Justice Hall, in the
Old Bailey, Londcn, on Friday, the,46th June nc.rt, at Light
o'clock in the Morning" .

CROKER:

PICTIMLLING-OPFICE.

• Jsne 6, 1412.
rin COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLING
Au' MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, na
on Tuesday, the 16th Instant, they be ready to receiyf
Tenders in writing, (scaled up), for such cuantitics of good
sound FOREIGN WINES, ("specifying the description), as
the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think pro-
per to offer; to be subject to Trarranty qt Twelve Months:
to be delivered in the space of a Month, or Six Tfreeks at
farthest, IT,: of Custom and Excise Duties, into his Majesn
ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and
Ply -
mouth and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest,
Ninety Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract leta y 6C seen at the Secre-
tary's Office. .
- .

No regard will.bo had to any Tender in 'Odd, the Price
shall not be inserted in words et length, or that shall not be
delivered to de Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday.,
the Wilt Inst.. nor unless Me Person who makes the render,
or some Person on his khalf, attends, to answer when called
for. . ,
London, England, 1812-06-06

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
ON MONDAY EVENING, June 8, 1812, will
N., be acted Sha.kspeares Tragedy of

• • KING JOHN.
King John, Mr. KEMBLE;
Prince Arthur Master CHAPMAN;
Salisbury, Mr.i BARRYMORE ;
Hubert, Mr. F,;;EirroN
Fatilconbridge, Mr. C. KEMBLE; •
• The Dauphin, Mr. BR.`,7NTON ;- '
Lady Constance, Mrs. SII)DONS,
(Being the last time 'of her appearing in that Character).
After which, a Romantic Melo-Drama, celled
-TIMOVR, THE TARTAR.
Timour, Mr. FARLEY;
.A.;-rib, Master CHAPMAN;
Oglou, Mr. FAWCETT:
Selitia, Miss BOLTON;
Lu;ka, Miss PERON ; •
Znrilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.
New far that Boxes to he taken- .of Mr. Brandon, at the
new Box--Offictli in Hart-street.
Doors will be opened at Hall-past rive, and the Play begin
Agpalf-p.t. six.
On Thursday, The Stranger; with Blue Beard.—.on Fri-
'my, Julius Cesar; with Valentine and Orson.
A new Comedy is in rellearsal, an will be produced as 10011
as possible.
London, England, 1812-06-06

VT. HISTORY OF ENGLAND.

FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS relative to Facts and In-
ferences in Goldsmith's History of England, designed to fa-
miliarize young Persons with the History of their awn Coun-
try, by the Rev. J. Adair, price Is. - •
VII. THE TUTOR'S BOOK.,

A TUTOR'S KEY to Three Thousand Questions in the
preceding Works; and also to the Questions in Goldsmith's
Grammar of General Geography, and Blair's Orarpruar of.
Chemistry, price 3s. 6d. bound.
Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill, sod to IN
had of all Booksellers and Stationers.

N.B. Besides the preceding, the same Publisher has just
finished a Portable Cyclopedia, or General Dictionary of Arts
and .Sciencoo, designed for the Use of Schools, anti as an
elegant present to Young Persons, by the Rev. J. C. Watkins,
price 15s, bound, with numerous plates. •
Also the POOR. CHILD'S LIBRARY, or Guide to the
Bible; and to Virtue and llappinesa, by the Rev. J. Barrow,
price 4s.

THS' value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUITA
SA LUTARIS has been so long proved, that no-
thing of the present day can bear a competition with it,
it all the different stages. of a certain Disease, which
it ettedually cures, anti eradicates from the halm', with-
out exciting the painful feelings Plitt exposure tviat
attcpd Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution
in any degree, or even requiring contine-rent from busi-
ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these
inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro-
bation, for more than tiurty years. In all the debility of both
Sexes they prove a never-tailing Restorative. whether the
debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by i'licit
pleasures, or the cities of a warm climate. To l'rave ers,
arid toose going anroad; they cannot be recommenden too
strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete
Cure, in all old stub4orn Gleen, and every Weakness that
aids the' Bladder awl Organs. of Urine. 13y its efficacy
many Women have becenne Mothers,.who fok ma.,yyeats had
been deprived of that lipappiness.;- •

Sold, wholesale and retail, 2.t Mr. Butler's, No,. 4, Cheap,
side, corner 01. Patvtnnsier-row ; and retail, by fielaT and
Sharp, Portitriouth;. Hall and lohnson, Gosport.; All.
nutt, Weston, lvlallory, and tones, Portsea ; "Isrewinan,
Exeter; Crbokworthy, Glenville, Gilbert, and Eloxlitid,
Plymouth Newbury, Dublin; Iltolter and Macd nald,
Glasgow Smith, N.l4nderston, Scott, and CargiV Ettin-
burAh ' Crotwell, !lath; Ross and Peck,' liull ; Gregson
andliiilinge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Nlanchester ;
Bowen, Norwich Knott and Lloyd, Birminghain • Go:—
gory, Bright.ri ; Edwdrds and Penny, Liverpool ; and most
Medicine V.:;;ltE?rs, in liottles at 2.5. q 41.. 4s 6d- and 2zs.
London, England, 1812-06-06

By GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq.

This is the first attempt to produce a complete and cheap
Elementary Book on the most elegant of all Arts ; serving,
at once, a.: an assistant to Masters, and as a Guide and Tutor
to Students, with or without a Master. 'The instructions ars
',Tactic-al and copiouts and the examples begin with the sim-
plest figures, and gradually ascend to the most comPlie4gi
designs in Lanikcape and History.
Printed for. Richard Phillips, 47, Ludgate-hill; and to be
bad Of .it Booksellers, with a liberal allowance to Masters,
and to Schools.

.of whaspa,y be NO, jt!..st published,

Universal Oreceptor, 4s. 6d.
His 'Yodel: of...luvtaile Letters, 3s. 6d.
4%Jad Gohisusitra British Geography, 4s. 6d.

unit,a, AND USEFUL EDUCATION.

ILS some .SCHOOLMASTERS and GOVER-
.NESSES may not Yet have become acquainted with the
valuable recent. Books which enable them to tr:lch certain
ermential and indispensable Branches of Education, by means
Of 'QUESTIONS, or by WC/ICING at the several subjects
ji. e. by the only means in irhich Knowledge can be acquir-
ed) the following List is respectfully submitted to them for
tbeir information.
I. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE.
The UNIVERSAL PRECEPTOR; or, general Grammar
of Arts, Sciences, and Useful Knowledge, by the Rev. David
Blair, price 4i. 4d. bound.
SIX -HUNDRED QUESTIONS and EXERCISES on the
preceding, calculated to perfect the Student in every part,
price is.
11. BRITISH GEOGRAPHY..

A GRAMMAR. of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY, descriptive
of the British Empire at home and abroad, and in all its
Circimaitances and Relations, by.. the Rev. .L Goldsmith,
with 7 Maps and 63 Views, and 500 Questions for Exercise,
price. 4s. Gd.
• A Separate KEY to these QUESTIONS, for the Use of
Tutors, price 9d. sewed.
London, England, 1812-06-06

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEATH OF LORD NELSON,
Painted by Devis, engraved by Broinley.
This Day was published,
A Fink Historical LINEENGRAVING of the
DEATH of LORD NELSON, in the Cockpit, size of
the Death of Wolfe, to which it will forma companion.
Price 31. 3s.
Published by Boydell and Co. No. 90,
_Chtapside.
London, England, 1812-06-06

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 5.

Mr. MOORE moved for leave to file a Criminal
Information against a Mr. Bailey, a Gentleman
in the Army, for provoking a Clergyman of the
name of Clapp, to a breacil of the peace. The
affidavit stated, that Mr. Bailey had sent a cer-
tificate, on behalf of his sister, for Mr. Clapp to
sign, with the dates in blank. Mr. Clapp re-
fused to sign it, and the next time Mr. Bailey
met Mr. Clapp, he abused him in the streets of
Bath with most opprobrious language, and de-
sired him to lay aside his gown and assume the
character of a gentleman for a short time, when
he should be glad to adjust matters with him.
The Court expressed some doubt, but at length
granted the Rule Nisi, that the party might re-
deem themselves by explanation.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER CH4MDERSI JUNE 5.

HILL V. SMITH, IN ERROR.
London, England, 1812-06-06

111. CHRISTIAN RELIGION.

FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS and EXERCISES rela-
tive to the Facts and Moral Doctrines of the. New• Testament,
being the only means ever. contrived for implanting in young
Minds the Principles of Christianity, by the Rev. I. Barrow,
Author of the Poor Child's Library, price ls.
London, England, 1812-06-06

THE BLIND FIDDLER,

Painted by Wilkie, engraved by Burnet.
This Day was published,
A rine LINE ENGRAVING, from the poptt-
ii. la; Painting of the BLIND FIDDLER; size is by 24
inches long. Proofs 41. 4s. Prints 21. 2s. each.
Published by Boydell and Co. No. 96, Cheapside.
Also, a Companion to The .Jews Harp, called The Young
Bird, painted and engraved by Burnet. Pike los. 6d. prints,
11. Is. proofs.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, price 11. ss. ics boards ; a few
Copies on lame paper, price 11. 18s. in boards ; a New Edi-
tion, being the Eighth, of
C int I S '.171 A N RESEARCHES in ASIA.—
. To which are prefixed,
Two Discourses, preached before the University of Cam-
bridge, on Commencement Sunday, July 1, 1810.
By the Rev. CLAUDIUS BUCHANNAN, D. D.
Late Vice-Provost of the College of Fort William, in Bengal,
_ .

and Member of the Asiatic Society'.
Printed for. T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Memoir of the Expediency of ad Ecclesiastical Establish-
meat for British India, Svo. price 4s. 6s. in boards.
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'
' This Dec was published, ,
Neatly printed in One large Volume, 12mo. price ss. bound,
A LATIN' and ENGLISH VOCABULARY,
• . for the Use of Schools. -

By JOHN JONES,
Author of the Lntin a .d Greek Grammars.

The object of this little Wet is to facilitate the attain-
ment of the Latin tongue, by engaging the understanding in
aid..of the memory. With
.this view, it is formed on the most
philosophical, yet the most simple plinciples. The analogies
by which the. correspondini parts of speech flow from each
other, are pointed out. lhe simple word is followed by its
derivatives: The primary meaning of each term is first spe-
ci;ied, and the secondary, or metaphorical sense thence de-
duced. Finally; the words derived from Latin are marked
opposite their originals • so that the Learner is familiarised
pith the Latin, from the Engl:sh, or taught to ascertain the
English from the Latin.
LJetlon; priuted for J. Mawman, 139, Ludgate-street.
01 whom may be had, by.the saute Author,
A Grauunar of the Latin Tongue, 12mo. 3s. bound. This
Grammar, it is presumed, while it is adapted for the Ilse
of the mot imuible learners by its simplicity, precision,
and brevity, is, at the same time, calculated to interest
the philostiphical teacher, by the novelty and solidity of its
principles
London, England, 1812-06-06

- 21-I.E PUT cm.l3.
THE ATENIBRS of this CLUB a,re informed,
that the. ANNIVERSARY DINNER will be at the Lon.
Tavern, laishopspte.street, ou TUESDAY, the 16th
41stazt, pursuant to the Resolution of the lath May last.
(`;fined) J. 13. MORGAN, Treasurer.
London, England, 1812-06-01

PARTNERS'IIIPS DISSOLVED.

S. Mottinson .arid A. Reid, dress-makers, JermYn-street, St.
James's.
H. Noon amil J. Barber, haberdaShers, laceman, &c. 'roil::
. street, Covent-garden. -.- . .
It. Anot,ley and T. Bennett, notary public and attornies,
Tolienhous&yard, London.
.
T. Keinpster and It. Mitelieson, whole Sale ironmongers, Dow-
- gate. Wharf, Upper Thames-street. . .
J. Edwards add G. M. Edwards, bakers, Liquorpond-street.

.. , . .
SunAR.-i—The average price of Brown or Mi,mov,ado Sugar
computedlrom the returns made the 27tlf of May, is 445. Oid.
per cwt. moiusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable
on importation.

[Drvninxili•Tu-morrow.]

A numerous meeting of the Qentleuren educated
at the University of Dublin-, dined at the British
Coffee-house on Saturday, Mr: C,J4uTHINsoN in
the Chair. Mr: SHERIDAN AIMS present, and on
his. health being drank, made a most excellent
speech, in the 'course of which, he paid some high
and deserved compliments to the honour, the in-7.
tegTity, and the patriotism of Lord Mot RA.
London, England, 1812-06-01

front the LONDON GAZEPTE, May 26, PBl2

1 dmirety Office, May 30, 1812.
CopY of a Lettt-: front, Adniirrl Lord.. Keith, Commander irx
Chit 4 of hirs,,Wjesty:T, Ships and Vessels in. the Channel
' Soundings, Wilso!.'„ Croke:, Esq. dated ()11 bard
the Caw Sand Bay, the §.7th inst. _
Sal"

. .
_lu my letter, of the, 16th instant I ► acquainted
you,. for the information o;.; the _Lords Commis=-
sioners of 'the Admiraltv,
.with.-! the disposition
which Iliad made for intercepting a French squa,
drop, repOrtcd. to be: on its':w:ay from the -West
Indies to softie port in the bay and I have now
the satisfaction to acquaint you that that arrange-
ment has bee i attended with complete success, as
their Lordships w;.ii,observe.by the enalOsed copy
Of :a letter wilich I have received "from Rear Ad-;.
miral Sir Harry Neale,,transmitting one 11. om
Captain Henry liothant of his Majesty's ship
Northumberland.

When the gallanftv of the action with such a
force, nuclei' numerous galling batteries, and the'
intricacy- of the navigation amidst. dangerous
rocks, in the very entrance of the enemy's har-
bour, are taken into consideration, the per-
forniance of so important a service, while it re-
flects the highest honour upon the courage, skill,
and. extraordidary thanagement of all concerned;
adds fresh .lustre to the naval annals of the
country.

The selection of .Captain Hotham for the sta-
tion off. L'Orient does great ciedit to the judg-
ment of Rear=.Admiral, Sir Harry Neale, for no
officer lout one who possessed great local know-
ledge; could, under such difficult circumstances,
haye'ventured,to undertake the service that Cap-.
taro. Hotham has so bravely and so effectually
performed.
London, England, 1812-11-25

PA.RTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Blackett, J. Blacliett, jun. and R. Douglas, Wapping,
sail makers.
J. Heath and S. Taylor, Minories, linen-drapers.
Be;Mouse and F. ,I'...'dorland,- Manchester.
J. S. Jorden, G. Ti:umins, and, E. Timmins'," Birmingham,
patent sash-window-frame man.ufacturers.

GREAT CHARACTERS IN ENGLAND, IN THE PAY OF

THE OLD GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.

. .
The followiit whimsical anecdote, is taken
from the last number of The Antigallimi Monitor
" The Reader will recollect, that about 2 years
since, that celebrated character, the Clievalicr.
D'Eon, who was formerly a diplomatic agent, re-
sident here, , from the old Court of France, died
in this country. Previous to that person's death,
he requested the present King of France, Louis
XVIII, to appoint persons take,possession of
his papers, as there were documents of. import-
ance 'amongst thim, and which might by of very
material service to his .Most Christian Majesty,
This was done, and several documents 'extremely
important were put by his Majesty into the hands
of the Marquis Wellesley, then our Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs amongst theist was one
docament, containing a list of persons in this
country, who received money from the Court of
France to oppose the American war. In this list
were included, a certain Duke, whose descendants
never cease to extol patriotism— a Marquis (now
no more) and several other persons of the first
distinction in and out of Parliament ! These are
the patriots of old, and the patriots of our days,
are, we imagine, of the same stamp. We pledge
the credit of our Paper for the truth of this state;-
meat. , Now, if our patriots are really so good as
they would have us believe, there is noW a good
opportunity for them to call in Parliament for the
production of this document."

The Dublin' Evening Post states, that as Mr.
O'COnnel, of Grenagh, &way Kerry; brother of
Counsellor (Monne!, was .riding on Friday se'n-
night,-near Killarney, he was met by two carriages
full of Gentlemen, and while he was engaged in
speaking to one' of the party, he was addressed in
very abusive language bypir. M. O'Conner. This
Mr. O'Connel resented with a blow, on which Mr.
O'Conner drew a pistol froM his bosom, and fired
at him, the ball from which grazed Mr. O'Con-
nel's arm. Mr. O'Conrier, the account adds, has
absconded.

•thi Saturday evening, a Gentleman of Gerrard-
street, Soho, ordered a coach to be fetched to
convey hini to the Ipswich Mail, into which' his
plaid servant put his portmanteau and gun-case,
containing a new double-barrelled gun,iwitli all the
apparatus, to the value altogether of -WC. and fool-
ishly turtmA her back to inform her Master the
coach was at the door. One of the light-fingeredtribe. being on the spot, and observing- that the
coach 'was left unguarded, popped in, and ordered
the coachman to drive to ClnwingLcross. The
coachman, not suspecting a trick, obeyed, and
the thief gOt clear oil.
London, England, 1812-11-25

ot* The Public is most respectfully informed that
.Signor
HENGLER, the celebrated Rope Dancer, and Mr. IRE-
' • LAND, the Flying Yorkshiremaa, continuing to be re-
eeiveil with the most distinguished approbation,will Appear
every evening this week.
• , THEATRE ROYAL, PAVILION,
(ASTLErS), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND.
'THIS EVENI?G, Wednesday, 25, Thursday,
26, Friday, 27, •Itud Saturday, Rsth November only,
(3,1 time) Signor HENGLER and Mr. IRELAND'S various
astonisbibg activity Several interesting situations, bdth
Gentlemen being engaged 'for a few nights.
Preceding the above (3d timel, a Grand Melo-dramatic Spec 7
tack, in two acts, called
THE VALIANT 'CLARA,;•
•
Or, LOVE AND JEALOUSY.
Allo (3d time), a Comic Interlude, called
HE WOULD- BE A PLAYER ;.
Or, THE STAGE-ST LUCK BUTLER.
To .ichich will be added, (3d time at.. this Theatre) a Comic
Pantomime, called
•TII MISER AND HARLEQUIN.
Doors to be open at Half-past 37ive.—Second price at Half-
past Eight.
it*it, From the numerott3 inquiries after the Heroic Battle of
Salamanca, it will performed on Monday next, With (first
lime at this Theatre) the popular Pantomime of Harlequin
,and Old Belzehubj or; the Weleinnan in'Holland, and other
nouvelle Entertainments. .
London, England, 1812-11-25

ALIEN ENEMIES.

The following is the copy of a Letter -receive-
by a merchant in the City, frotm.one of his Mad
jesty's Under-Secretaries of State, in answer to
an application 10,- a passport in favour of a French
supercargo ; and as we understand, that the rule
will be strictly adhered. to, we think it right to
give the measure publicity, as it may be the means
of preventing personal inconvenience to parties
who may feel desirous of visiting this country.—
We feel pleasure in' so doing, as we are satisfied
of the expediency"' and propriety of this mea-
sure :

" 'Nov. 21, 18:2.

"GENTLEMEN,—AS the French Government re-
fuse to permit British Merchants and supercargoes
to land, and proceed into the interior of France,
for the prosecution of 'commercial objects, I ant
directed, by Lord Sidmouth, to apprise you, that
it has been deemed expedient to place French
'3nerehants and supercargoes under similar prohi-
bition; and I am to express to you his Lordship's
.regret, that, under this decision, he cannot emu-
:ply with .'xiur request in Mr. 's behalf.
I,ani, Gentlemen, &c."

, Though , Mrs. SIDDONS is no longer a public
vharacter; she cannot escape from the pitiful hos-
tility of narrow minds. It is insinuated in a Morn-
ing'Paper of this day, that she has dropped a hint
that. she might: be prevailed upon to perform in
the presetit•season at Covent Garden Theatre ; but
t.:ere is not the least foundation for this insidious
London, England, 1812-08-07

SMITHFIELD MAIMET, AUG. 7.

This dart Market bad a short supply of the df-
ferent kinds ()Magic; Le.nib, Fork, and Veal are
cheaper ; Wel and Mutton support last prices,
and the trade in general was somewhat fiat. The
sales in' the Hay-market were not lively ; Hay
fetched a better, price ; Straw and Clover have
dropped in price. The under-mentioned prices
and numbers are an accurate statement :

To sink' the Offal, per Stoue of Sib.
Beef, Ss. Od. to bt. Od. Muttou, ss. Od. to 6s. 2d.
ss.Od. to 7s. 0(1. Lamb, ss. ed. to 7s. oil, Pork; ss. Od. t,, G. ts
Beasts, 650. Sheep lnd Lambs, 7,,.130. Calves, 120. Pigs, 2to.

SMITIfFIELD HAYNIATUtTiT

Hay, 41.105. to .51.145.
to 61.;165.

Straw, 21. ss. to 31. 3s. Clover, 51.

CORN-EXCHANZGE, AUG. 1.----Th!s day we Ave
but few arrivals Wheat, and short suppliet on
hand, waiting further arrivals, the few sales t'
fecied are fully at the late advance ; Barley and
Malt maintain the last quotation; seas and iiearit
of each description likewise ; in Oats there is a
continuance of short supplies; and sales of this at.
tide are quoted at a small further advance ; Flout
at late prices.

- 965. 1445. 1665.
1565. :tits.

Wheat
ditto -

Tick Beans- - 745. SOs.
Oats - - - - 5Ss. 60s. 644,
Poland ditto - 658:665.
Potatoe d - - 674. —s.
Rape Sea - 501. 601.
Fine Flour - - llss. 12,05.
Seconds - 1103. 115 i.

Rye = - - - - 765. Sis.
Barley • - - -58 s. 685.
Malt - - -83 s. 96:4.
White Pease (boil.) 74g. SOs.
Grey ditto • - - 755•
Beaas - - 765-. 82s.
London, England, 1812-08-07

FOR THI TEETH AND GUMS.

HE I.4,§§hNCE of PEARL anti PEARL
. DENTIFRICE, invented by the late ;JACOB HEMET,
lientist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are Featly
superior, both in elegance and etlicacy, to any thing hitherto
made use of they will efectually preterve the Teeth in a
sound "state, even to -old age; will tender- them white and
beaufiful without tlle.least impairing the. Enamel, fasten such
as are loose, keep such as are already decayed from becoming
'worse,' prevent the -Tooth-aeh, -perfectly cure the Scurvy in
the .Gums, and make them grow firm ond close, tattle Teeth.
They likewise, render the Breath, delicately sweet, • and remedy
all those Disorderk that are the conseqUence of. Scorbutic
,Gunts and had Teeth. _ _ _ _

They gontinue toshe sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley
and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. sit., each, and
retail by T. scarman (late partner and successor to Mr. He-
Gtiorge-street, Hanover-square.
None are genuine hut what have the words, "J. Hemet,
Bayley,and Blew, Cocksour-street," engraved in the Stamp,
and a label " Bayley and Mew, Cockspur-street, Loudon,
pasted 01,1 the hack of each bottle and box. •
N. B. The Essence is particularly rtcommended to Parents
and Persons who have the cane of :Children as the greatest
preservative of young and tender Teeth.

BY THE KING'S PA ru.NT.
DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS.

lIE experience of more than half a-century has
_Z.'. so fully.established the reputaliori of this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi-
cacy in every species of Fever, parti&alarly the Scarlet and
Typhus Fever, also the Yel kw or Putrid Fevers ; they have
never been known 7.0 tail, when administered agreeable to di-
reaion ; in the Measles, 'Small Pox, Teething. and most
Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ;
the decays and dis Comforts of advanced life are under their
Immediate influence, they immediately stop the t'Crogress at
a fresh Cold, and are particularly adapted;s a genial R.estora-
tive.

. The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Dpaor's.House, No.
29, Lower Brook street, Grosverior•syuare, where orders fo,r
'exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, i is. and as.
9th wholesale and retail, at Bacon's, iso, Oxford-street, and
by most iespe%':Aahle V.endersin Town and Country.
Also Dr NOR WI S'scelebrated NTI-BkLIOUS PILLS,
with ample Diredions, as. 9d. the Box. _

,
CAUTlON.—Observe that the words " Thomas Norris
Moore" are engraved on the Government Stamp round the
Bottles; no others are, or can be, genuine.
London, England, 1812-08-07

ExEcuTtoN.--On Wednesday last, Benjamin
,Renshaw suffered the sentence of the law on the
'gallows near Nottingham, for setting fire to a
stack belonging, to Mr. Charles Stanton, .and
.!laughtering a ram, the property of Mr. Isaac
Dodsley, both of Mansfield. About eleven o'clock
-lie left the prison, and was placed in a cart, ac-
companied by the executioner, and a respect-
able Gentleman, who had daily visited/ him dur-
ing his condemnation. The concourse of spec-
tators was unusually great, to witness the
awful castastrophe. When arrived. at the fatal
tree, and some time had been spent in sing- .
ing and prayer, Renshaw himself prayed with
ae aulible voice, and afterwards addressed the
multitude for tbe space of fifteen or fwenty minutes,
exorting them to avoid evil company such forti-
tude, unshaken confidence, and composure, were
„scarcely ever witnessed. After be had been
turned off, the noose of the'rope moved under
his chin, and it was deemed proper to put
him into the cart, that the rope might be ad-
justed afresh, after_ which he was turned off
again. This circumstance oeeasioned a consider-
. able sensation among the spectators, who generally
expressed their abhorrence at the executioner, to
whose carelessness they. attributed the accident.—
After hanging the usual time, his body was given
to his friends for interment at Mansfield.—The
unfortunate man made all the atonement in his
power for his violation of the laws, by a full con-
fession of his crimes; he has left a wife and seve-
ral Children.

Four fine children, beloning to Rich. Builth.
a day labourer, of Abbeydore, were consumed by
fire in their f'ather's cottage, on Thursday seri-
night. Their mother• had hired herself at a neigh-
bour's house to bake bread, and left her childre❑
in the cottage, desiring the oldest, who was only
five years of age, to take, care of the other's, the
youngest of whom was a sucking child. It, could
not be known how the house caught fire, for the-
whole was in a conflagration .before it was dis,
covered. In a case of such accumulated misery
the parish have liberally subscribed .to relieve the
unfortunate parents. -

ipOINIDON: Milted by TifONLIS WOOD, of Igo 85, Maiden-laue, Covent-garden ;w and Publisiwd by WILLIAM ARNIICAR
aaGr(o4.%zsdoer-sequa;c:,
At the 5-ux Q!•FI./GE, 112, straxil, *lare..Advertrn isoentv, Oideq fGor tl*e l'aper, Letters to the Lt.ptor,
London, England, 1812-11-14

T,N consequence- of the superiority ( SALMON ,
-AL ODY, and CO.'s PitTENT "SEl,i!' - riNci
TRUSSES, the Patentees l tve been honoured with the fol-
lowing appointments,: his f+i,tiexey's Ro)ai :.;avy, the Naval
Hospitalsand Dock Yards; the noard of Ordnance, the Hon.
East India Cr:papally, &c.. and continue to recommend thou
to the Public on su libklral terms,
.which have never before
been offered, :that .:he full cost shall re:ir-lied to all pur•
chasers, if not approved; after any trial, wear,-Or, damage.
Persons cesidas in the Country, ccnding the Circum4
ferenee"Of the. Body, in inches, just the hips, may de-
pend upon accurately fitted.
'IIAN 1.71: ,TOR !'iTRAND.

This Day was p•:'''::shed;
A. CATALOGUE of RARE :Ind VALUABLE
BOOKS, many of theth in splendid and costly Bind-
ings-; unsung which there is a beautiful Copy of Granger's
Biographiel.l HiStory of England, illuStratcd, -in 16 vols. Im-
perial folio; Russia gilt leaves, uVered to the Nobility, Cell-
try, &c. by It. C. STANES, Ill.).);;seller.. Chelmsford, Essex.
Catalogues to be. had at Meisrs. Rivingto.i, St.. Paul's
Church-yard; and Messrs Cadell and Davis, T. Lou-
don.

Mr. WDODFALL'S JUNIUS.
This' Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Three Volumes, Octave, price 2.1..2.5.
in. boards; also a few Copies on Royal Paper, price 31. 3s.
• intoardis,,
' , A NI7Vc.:. and Complete F,rlitinn of
91.1 lIE LETTERS .of JUNIUS n. inclUdiu
• X. .Letters by The same Writer under various other Signa-
titres, now first collected.
To which are added, ~_
His _Canfidential Correspondence with Mr. Wilkes, and'
Private Letters addressed to My. H.- S. Woodfall. , • _
With a.Prelithinary Essay and Notes, the new Matter form-
inF at least Two-thirds of the Work. -•
, Illustrated-w:th Fac-similes of the Handzwritings of Ju-
nius, Mr. Burke, 5.7 r. Wilkes, Mr. Horne, Mr. Donning,
Mr. W. G. Hamilton,. &e from the Originals, now in the
Possession of his Sou, Mr. G. Woodfal!.
Printed for F. C. and .3 RirinOon; T. Payne; Wilkie and
Robinson ; 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and ,Brown ; Ca-
dell and Davies; J. Murray.; J. Mawman ; and R. Baldwin.

. R.SPILSBURY,fiom his su&T:s inScroplut-
AL bus Cases,' may be consulted any Morning h,tween
the hours of Eleven and Three, at,his Dispensary, No. Is,
Soho-square, Lohdon: , • . •
Patients wishing to consult him at their own Houses, on
. Diseases of the iumts, Scorbtitic and Eruptive Complaints,
previ.7urs to making Use of the PATENT TISC OR-
BUT! DROPS,
rwill have a decided Opinion as to the
probability of Success.- t
Terms of Attendance may be known at the Dispensary,
No. ts, Soho,ssitare.
A s.there are numerous Counterfeits, please to ask for Spilt,.
bury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops, with the King's duty
printed in black ink, in 6.,ttles of Ss. 6d. double bottles tos.
and larger IL 2s. duty included. Compound Essence, L.—
Dispensary, r;, Soho-square, London.
London, England, 1812-11-14

JESUITS DROPS.

rum?, true origiiial JESUITS DROPS are now
preu.lred by SIJAW and EDWARDS, (Successors to
Josepit Wessel); 66;
.bra the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church-
yard.
• The JESUITS mups have been long known and esteem-
ed a safe, cheap, effectual,• and-often an immediate cure for
St ranguary, :',3-lcut.s, Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and
when taken on -she first attack of Venereal Infection, they will
infallihl accomplish the desired effect: should the complaint
be fat h,lv;i.nced, it' will he necessary to take the Specific Re-
ntedy with the Jesuit:, Drops.
'.The many depredations made on' the property of the- Pro-
prietors, compeis them to give this Caution, that no one Bot-
tle will be sent on, of their house, without " Shaw and.Ed-
Wards, (Successors to J.Vi'essel), 66, St. Paul's Chufch-yard,"
engraved on the stamp. All others which are sold without
the above names, are impositiOns on the public::
Pr iee ,2s. 9d. l ls. odd ills: per bottle.
London, England, 1812-11-14

OXFORD, Nov. 13.

On Mondal. last Mr. Peter Earle was, admitted
a.Sch.olar of New College •
In pursuance of a public notice given on,Mon-
day, the 2d of ,November; a Convocation was
holden on Thursday last, in whiCh it was resolved
to present Petitions to both .Houses of Parlia-
ment, praying that • " those Laws which prevent
the,admission of persons professing the 'Roman
Catholic Religion to' offices of the highest trust
and authority, and' to. the power of framing Laws
for the Government of this Protestant Church and
State, may not. be repealed."—The Convocation'
Was unusually full, iind after much ..discussion,
there was a most decisive majority-in favour of
the Petitions. The minority, hoWever, was larger
than was ever known on a- similar occasion.
London, England, 1812-11-14

GENERAL TRADE

"'His Excellency the Governor has been pleased
to appoint Capt. George Raitt, of his Majesty's
7.2dre~.i~Y~o^~~it_Yerv•-.
;rola
the Ist instant.
• His Excellency the Governor ,having
re-
ceired intelligence, through- a private channel,
that regulations have been made for thetrade
between England and these colonies,_ and consi-
dering that the information may be relied upon,
though not yet officially 'communicated to the
Government, hastens to notify, for the satisfac-
tion of the merchants, planters, and other inhabi-
tants of these islands whom it may concern, that
the same commerce willTbe tree to every indivi-
dual, making application to be allowed to carry
it on, and subject only to the same regulations as
the commerce of private merchants between other
parts of India. to and from England ; save, how-
ever, that the merchandise is to be freighted in
ships, supplied either by the India Company, or
by individuals who may desire to furnish and send
The same as their own private property, under li-
censes to be obtained for that purQose, from or
through the special orders of the East India Corn-
'puny ; the commerce between the colonies and
India remaining as beretefore.
" Tiy order of his Excellency' the Governor,
" A. BARRY,
"Chief Sec. to GovernMent.
*-‘ l'o'rt Louis, Isle of Maluitius, Muy 15, 1812:!,

" Maurithig, May '24,

• " The public is beeeby'inforined, that in con-
sequence of the large supply of treasure daily-ex-
pected from India. by his Majesty's ship Astrea,
and' ;n conformity with the arrangement of the
Bengal Government, notified in their d:spatch by
the Galatea, bills on the Presidencies of i3cngal
a:id. Madras will .only be granted in future to a
Cco.6 i extent monthly (abont 30,000 dollars) ;
but in order that every individual should have the.
same facility to that mode of remittance, bills to
the above amount will in future be sold on the
iirst Monday of every month, by public auction,
at the General Treasury.'

A melancholy occurrence took place on -Satur-
day morning at Wynn's Hotei, Falmouth : a Mr.
Robert Michell, of the house of Messrs.' Powell
and Co. of Bristol, who bad recently arrived there
en his way to Lisbon, put a- period to his exist-
ence by cutting the main artery in the left arm, by
means of which be bled to death ; the body was
found weltering in blood in his bed-room, about
ten o'clock in the forenoon.—A Coroner's.inquest
has. set on the body, and brought in a lierdict of
lunacy.-L-Exekr Flying Post.
On. Monday- se'nnight, during a violent gale,,a
fishing boat, belonging to Easter Ross, with seven
win on board, was driven against the Malving,
A. Aberdeen, while crossing the Firth, opposite
Lc Burghead, and stove in pieces. We regret to
that six of them were unfortunately drOisrn
although every exertion was made to save
.I,cir lives by the crew'of the vessel,.