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London, England, 1812-04-23

TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, &c.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, KENT, exonerated from Land
Tax, and within Ten Miles of the .Metropolis.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AVery COMPACT FARM of Oar Hundred
and Twenty Acres of Land, laying within a Ring
Fence, ',Liable, Meadow, Aid Pasture, with a few Acres of
Wood, situate at Chiselhurst ; Two fields abut on the
Turnpike-road, Lading to
.Maidstone; the Soil is of deep
Srapie; and commands an extensive View of the River
Thames, of the surrounding Country, which is beauti-
fully pidqre.,que • the whole let to an opulent Tenant, at a
net Rent of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds per Annnm ;
r we've Acres fronting the High-road, are ieserved for
purposes. Tins property is very desirable for persons
who.wiSh to invest 'loncy on Landed Security
,for Infants.
For Particulars, apply to W. Cruchley, ta, john-street,
Bed fo rd- ro yv

MIDDLES;EX.

FREEHOLD, LONG LEASEHOLD, and ANNUITY.

TO BE SOLD,
Substantial Brick-buiIt,FREEHOLD HOUSE,
L• 1. in a great Thoroughfare, in the Vicinity of Holborn,
Three Stories high, let to an old Tenant, at a net Rer.t of
Fitly Pounds. .Alsoa;Net Annuity of 941. les. arisingout of
capital Premises, Four Stories high, in the vicinity of Queen_
square, Bloomsbury.; let to a Merchant of the first respect-
ability, unexpired Term in original Lease goo Years, at
a trifling Ground Rent.
Also an Annuity of • Fifty Pounds, granted for Three
young Lives, charged on Leasehold Premises, in the County
of Middlesex, Rental upwards of arrol. per nnum.
For Particulars, apply to W.`Cruchley, Esq. john-street!,
Bedford. row.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON;
April 18, 1812.
Foß.sat.g,
By, Order of the honourable. the Commissioners of his Ma-
jesty!sCustoms, on ‘Vednesday the 22d, Thursday tlie 23d,
and Friday the 24th of April, 1812, at Four o'clock in the
Afternoon of the-said Days precisely, in the Long Room,

Custom. House, Loridoo
TGOUDS ; which are allotted in HE following
mull Quantities, tot the better Accornmotlatioh of the
several [)ewers as well as private Persons, who chobse to
become purchasers.

FOR EXPORTATION,
East India Prohibits! Guods,
110 It HUM F CO NS Um rr opt.

Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Grocery, Mother of Pearl
Shells, Indigo, /fides, Canvas, Woollen Cloth, Flannel,
fiats, Gum, Boats, Masts, Spars, Oars, Timber, Staves,
Empty Bottles, Cambric, Muslin, Table Linen, Towel.
liwg, Sheet►ng, Shawls, Lace, Quadrants, Garnets, Come-
Lao Stones, Beads, Necklaces, Ornaments, Lacquered Ware,
Gilt and Silver Wire, Leather GloveS, Silk Stockings, Te-
lescopes, Tobacco, Ashes, and. Cinders, Coals, &c.
Also such Goods as have remained in his Majesty's Ware—
houses beyond the Time limited by Law, not cleared, or the
Duty paid, viz.

Bugles, Paper, Silk, Silk Handkerchiefs, Seed, Grocery,
Flax, Pot Ash, Sponge:, Drugs, Sails, Cordage, Pictures,
Mustaid, Capers, %Vtne, Linen, lirazil Wood, and sundry
other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue.
London, England, 1812-04-23

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Anil 17, 1812.
rr HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
-1 JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or
before Friday, the Ist of May, from such Persons ns may he
willing to undertake the Supply of Two Hundred Loads ,f
FOUR-INCH ASH PLANK for service of the R yal Car.
riage Department at Woolwich.
Further Particulars, together 'with the Terks and Conaltic,Nt
of the Contra?, may be known upon ifpplicarion at the Sec,-
tary's Office, in Pall-Mali, aforesaid, is.y day letween the
hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals 1771,, It
delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Ash P I ;"
but no Proposals can be admitted after the said set of
at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same Day; neither wit! a ,;yr
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in
bit behalf,.thall attend.

Ry Ordo of :be llvard,
R. H. CREPA; Ser.
London, England, 1812-08-10

gMiTIiFIELD MAILKET, AvO.s 26.

This day's market had a considerable supply of
prime beast, and the show of Catti in ot:.er re-
spects was pretty good. Beef, Pork, and Veal
support last prices; Lamb is dearer ; Mutton is
cheaper, and the .trade in general was pretty
brisk. The sales in the .1-lay-market were rather
considerable;
.Clover fetched last price ; Hay anti
Straw have fallen in price. We annex a ,correct
statement of the prices and numbers
To sink the Offal, per Stone of

Beef, ss. 0d..t0 6sf odd' Mattou, ss. -Oa. to Ss. Od. V.
ss,Od. to zs.od. Lamb, Gs. Od. to 7S. Gd. Pork, ss. 64. to Gs. yd,
Beasts, 1,910. Sheep and Lambs, 15,000. Calves, 130.
Pigs,-259.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARE.ET.
Hay, 41.10. to 51.105. Straw, 21.-ss. to 31.25. Clover,
10s. to 81.155.

CORN-EXCIIANGE, Atm. 10:--There is a toler-
able' good supply of Wheat to-day, and the trade
.heavy in sale, at a declension in price of 'about
4s. per qiifirter ;. Rye somewhat lower ; Barley
and Malt hardly at last prices ; White Peas and
Beans of each description are each rather cheaper.
We have not many arrivals of Oats, and- sales in
this trade are ' quoted fully at the late advance;
Flour without alteration
Wheat - - 925. 1365, 150 s.
Fine ditto - - 1525. 1565.
Rye - -•-• -• 745. Ns.
Barley
..- 58s. 665.
Malt - - -- - -86 s. 965.
White Pease (foil.) 725. 795.
Grey ditto -78 i.
Beaus • - - - r 74g. SOS.

Tick Beans - - -70 g. 775.
Oats - - - - 585.625. 645.
Poland ditto - - 655. 66i.
Potatoe ditto - 675.
Itape Seed - - - but. ~51.
Fine Flour -115 s. Iso s.
Second* • -110 s. 115 c.
London, England, 1812-08-10

DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall.

.Aug. 29. J. Randall, Dean-street, upholsterer, at ten.
Aug, 15. It. P. Goodson, Leadenhall-street, sadler, at twelve.
Sept. 5. T. Humphreyi, Chatham-place, horse-dealer,.at ten.
Ang. 5.`,9. J. F. Drury, Clerkenwell-green, brass-founder, a
eleven. - •
Sept. 22. W. Coles, Mincing-lane, broker, elevea.
2S. J. Scott, tissel-street, Bermondsey, cooper; at ten.
St p.. 8. W. llobman and C. Hohman,prove-street, Deptford,
. cow-keepers, at eleven.
Sept. 17. W. P. Phillipps, Great James-street, Bedford-row,
coaknereliant, at twelve.
Sept. 3. I'. Lumley, Ramsgate, jeweller, at tea.
Aug.3s. .1-1 Dawn, Great Winchester-street, merchantot 12.
Aug. 29. J. Gould, BriitotreauseWay, stone-mason, at ten.
Aug. 29. J. Humphrey, lA/ardour-street, boot-maker, at. 11.
• -Aug. 31. 5. Boys, Drighlington, Yorkshire, clothier, at eleven,
at the White Hart, Allwalton, Yorkshire.
Aug. 31. G. Ko6re, jun. Colchester, seedsman, at eleven, at
the Angel inn, Cokheiter.
Sept. 1. W. Osborne, Dolby's-terrace, carpenter, at; twelve.
London, England, 1812-02-21

OLD BAILEY, FEB. 20.

Robert Green and John Parton were indiacd for
feloniously breaking open the dwelling-house of
John Rogers, with ;went thereout to steal, take,*
and carry away certain goods and property of the
said J. Rogers:
It appeared that the shop 'windows of the prose-
cutor had been broken, the shutters being previous-
ly cot through` by some sharp instrument, and these
two prisoners were caught in the very at of at-
tempting to proceed farther in their depiedatiduls.
They were both capitally conviaed. As soon
the Jar) pronounced their verda , a Police officer
acquainted the Court that Jahn Anton, although no
more than 19 years old, was a most notorious °th ir-
der. lie vas several times in custody, and had
been convided, -and sentenced to seven years trans-
poi tation ; and, findly, that it is now but a very
kw weeks since he obtainel a pardon, and became
again at large.._ •

'Wert kat:lmam was inclined for stealing a
box, the proper), .of John Cunvin, containing silk
handkerchiefi and lace of the value of 1001. Soine
of the handkerchiefs were discovered at his dwel-
ling. He was, however, acquitted of the strafing,
but directed to be detained, and ibd:t`ited for recriv-
.in,g goods, knowing them to be stolen.

The following %Jere 'conviaed of felOny,
Joseph Day and-Charles Westbrook, tor stealing
a basket and a quantity of asparagus, value 31. !Flo
property of - John May ; Thomas Gibbons,
stealing a piece- of bras:, value 3s. the propel ty of
Messrs. Coulson and Co.; John Cook, for stealing
eleven fowls and three ducks, the property of
Charms Elliott ; James-Ford, for stealing two gal-
lons of larrip oil and a in can, value 10s. the pro-
'perty of James Smeethurst ; Wm. Bailey, for steal-
ing`a pair of silver sugai-tongs and -a silver tea spoi,n,
the property of Richard John Millington ; John Mo-
reau, for stealing a pair of sheets alid
John Wilson, for stealing two-silver pepper-casters,
the property of John Robinson ; Thomas Happy
aud Wrm. Nias, for stealing a woollen cloth coal ;
-Henry James Westbrook, tor stealing thc caicase
of a sheep, the properly• of Thomas Cot ell Smith ;
Edward Evans, for stealing a quantity of Irish.,
linen,. the property of Messrs.. Peele, and Cu.
London, England, 1812-02-21

GARDENING •AND ANGLING.

• lust published, '
•By B. Crosby and Co, 4, Stationers') Court, London, and
sold by all Booksellers, &c, the Twelfth Edition, price zs.
• sewed, or 2s. 6d. bound, • 4
r I'HE GARDENER'S POCKET JOURNAL ;
ory DAILY ASSISTANT in the MODL•AcN FRAC-
.TICE of ENGLISH GARDENING, in a conci,e
•inontlily Display of all the Getieral Works thoughout the
Year.
By, WAN ABF.RCROMBIE„ •
Autlior of Every Man his own Gardener, wan a Description

of the various Implements.
Abercrombie's Treatise on the Garden , Mushroom, price
3s.
A freatise on the Culture of the Pine Apple, Second. Edi-
tion. By W. Griffin, Gardener to. M. butti,n, Esq. Kel-
ham, Notts. los. Pd. extra boards.
A Consise Treatise on the Art of Angling, confirmed by
aduai Experience, interspersed with several stew recent
Discoderies, by Thomas Best. The Sth Edition, Unproven,
with a Frontispiece, representing the various t• lies used in
Angling. sti. Etd. sewed.

_c.~._ c.__...t...._.. ri......w.__.. ....,4
London, England, 1812-08-17

To the NOBILTY, GLNTILY, and PUBLIC at large.

Lilies and Gentlemen,
STAVING contracted witTi G,Jrernrnent for the
STATE TOrPERY. (wh;ch will be all drawn the Bth
of Next Mcnth) I beg leave most respectfully to recommend
the ScheNe : it contains only 10,000 Tickets,--,there are the'
usual Number of Capital Prizea --and the.,lowestr Priz-es are
.Twentv-twO Pounds eaaloviiicl: is seven Pounds more than
Small Prizes in the late Lotteries, yet the Number of
'Prizes are not diminished; and I.have so arranged the Scheme
that. a Purcliasileef a Single Ticket may gain Thirty, Forty,
or even Fifty Thousand Pounds by a Blank.
Tickets and Shares are sailing at my OfticesOuid at every
other Lottery Otficy. in Town aril country,, where Schemes,
with full rAirtietilurs, may he bad, gratis.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your much obliged !nimble Servant,
T. BIS/1, Stoek-BrOker.
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross. .

SIVF4WRIGHT respectfiay recommends the
Nr,w-14,NfiLT, LoTTFay. of only 10,000 Tickets/ tt
be.Drftwo Sth 51'.:PTEMBER NE.kT, containing 1G0,0001.. in
Prizes, and also Eight Extra lienefit.4 ; hy- either .of wkich a.
Blank ma 3- obtain 50,0001.
J. S. having dosed his late Concern at No. 11, Holborn,
`solicits the public favours at his- Old and Fortunate Offices,
NO. 37, Cornhill, 'No. 39, I-Lryroarliet, and :No. Oxford-
street where the 'first. and LAI: Prize Pacliets'were•Sold
one of whidi produced near'2s.o.ool. in addition to a series of
,Ca:pitat Prizes, for many years too well known to 'need repe-
London, England, 1812-08-17

Admiralty (Vice, Aug. 15, 1812.

Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John
117ilson
.Croker, Esq, letters from ,-Captain Sir
Home Ponham,.of his Majet,ty's ship Venerable,
dated
.the '3oth ult. and Ist ,atid. 4th instant; the
two former
.giving an account of an attack made
upon the,town of Santander and the C,a.stle of
lino, at the mouth .of its harbour, by a detach-
•nlent ft of the .)loyal ',laftrines, embarked on bard
the squadron 1.;,i-der the orders of Sir Ilome,.in
conjunction . with the
.Spanish Guerrillas under
General Porlier. The castle was taken possession
of by
,the Marines, but .the garrison ,of San-
t;!.riCier having received reinforcements, which
gade it much stronger than had been expected,
General Porlier was unable to advance upon the
•. •
place, and the Marines, which had pushed to
co-operate in the attack, were obliged to fall back
upon the: castle, with some . Captains •Lati,e,
of the iqagniticent, and• Sir George .Collier, of.the,
S..urveillante, who •coturaqnded the., detachment;
..were wounded, as also Captain -Noble, of. the
IllaThaeS, .who was taken prisoner.
. The last letter from Sir Home Popham. states,
that on the 3d instant the -Fi-ench e'acuatcd., the-
town of Santander of which a detachment of
marines from the frigates lyins- in .the harbour.
immediately tcok .possession., !twenty. guns,. of
,different sizes, were found in it, with a quantity
of ammunition.

Admiralty-Oftice, August 15,.1812.

15ce-Adniiral-Murrav has transinittest to 'John
Wilson Croker, Esci. it /etter from Captain
ol,hisMaiesty's sloop the 'Leveret, :giving. an ac-
count-of-his having,- on the 4th in-gtaut; captured
the -Fre,noh lugger 'privateer' 'Le -13t'a're, of four
guns.-and yt4 fuen, ont tcitiedkyd frodi G-rouingen.
London, England, 1812-08-28

LOT V.

. _
All those TWO PIECES of LAN►), called the LOWER
BEN.,'S and LOWER' MOOR MEADOW, containing 15A.
OR: uP. or thereabouts, in the Occupation of the said It. rro7
bert, or, his Under-tedants. • .
London, England, 1812-08-28

LOT I.

ALL that MESSUAGE called WILMING-
TON, with the OUT-BUILDINGS, FARAI-YARD,
GARDEN, and ORCHARDS the,.eant., )elonging, now in
the Oocupation of Thomas Roberti, Esq. ; awl also the
FARM-HOUSE lying near thereto, in the Occupation of Mr.
Richard Prohert ; with sundry PIECES or PARCELS of ex-
cellent MEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE LAND, con-
taining together 2itiA. ;?R. 22P. or thereaboats, in the seve-
ral Occupations of the said. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Probert, Mr.
Richard Wheaton, and. Mr. John. Wheaton, or their Under-
.
tenants.. . .

LOT 11.
All tho..e seyeral PIECES of LAIIO, called the MIDDLE
RIDGE WOO!), the MIDDLE RIDGE CLOSE, ilke UPPER.
RIDGE WOOD, JOSEPH EVANS'S
.PATCH, and the
LOWER PATCH, containing together 15A. IR. I2P. Or
thereabout;, in the several Oczupathnis of the said Mi. Pro-
bert, aid Joseph Evans, or, their Under-tenants. •
London, England, 1812-08-28

LARGE ADVO WSON, WARWICKSHIRE.

SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
In London, (unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract',

THE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly
midway between Birmingham and Warwicic .; consisting
of an excellent Parsonage House, and about Eighty-eight
Acres of-Rich Glebe Lind, and the TITHES belonging to
the itectol y of .the Krish, which contains upwards- of Eleven
Thousand - Acres, together of the estimated • yearly value of
between Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the prescrit In-
ctimbent Aged about 56 years.
- Printed Particulars may soon he had', at the Auction Mart;
of Thomas, Ryder, Esq.. Lincoln's-inn ; of -Messr§. Richard-
son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's, -Inn. Fields ; of Joseph. Hard-
ing, Esq. Soljbull ; of 'Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on
Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, We!is, and- Attwood, Salis-
bury, who will treat by private contract.

SHROVSAIRE.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES'rAIT,', AT ,NyILMINGTON,

TV BE SOLD rty AT 'C fION,
By JONATHAN PEitRY,

At the Britanni4 lon, SI-MEWS:B' AY, on SVITIMAY,
the 1,2t!1 Day of September next, at Four o'clock in the
Afternoon, in One Let, or in the following or other ditid-
ed Lets, as shall be agreed upon at the. Time of Sale, and
subject to such CoaitignsaS will 1)e then produced :
London, England, 1812-08-28

Lar HI.

AR that PIECF, el LAND, called LOWER RIDGEWOOD,
containing 15.1. 31t. 4P. or thereabouts, in the Occupation
of the said Mr. Probert, or his Under-tenants.

LOT IV.

All that other PIECE of LAND, called ,the LONG LEA-
SOW, containing 10A. 3R. Ql'. or thereelyout4 in the Oczn-
pation of the said Mr. Richard Wheatall, or his Linde,-
tenants.
London, England, 1812-08-28

LOT VII.

All that MESSUAGE and GARDEN, and all those Five
several PIECEq of LAND, called the, .CROF,T, UPPER
W;irrE LE,‘SO'vir, LOWER WHITE.LEASOW, urns.
I-10'SE MOOR, and also thattt FOUR ACRES of LAND
cfyrred by the Watt.r, of MARTON 190E4,, containing al-
tagether *SA. IR. 13P.,0r thereabtattS; in the serval Oc-
eupatioas of the said Thema-4 Roberts,. Richard Wheatall,
John Powel, and aichard Taylor, or their Under-tenants.
London, England, 1812-08-28

LOT VIII.

A that COTTAGE and GARDEN, and all those several
PIECES of LAND called the BRANDYARI% the MOUNT,
the TURNIP STORE or -MOUNT MEADOW, the FUR-
LONG, the BOiI.FA, the HEMP-YARD,..ttnd ahout
11t.aoP. of LAND covered 4y the Waters of MAR'I'ON
POOL, containing altogether 41A. OR. 32P. or: thereabOats,
in the several Occupations of the said Thomas Roiierts., John
Powell, a:4 Richard Taylor, or their Under-tenants.
London, England, 1812-02-26

EIG !IT EENTH TIME.
.THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO=MORROW EVENING, Feb. 27, 1812,
Will be performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in
hree Ads, calked-
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
vrincipai chara6ters.
Ataliba, Mr. BARRY MOR ; ,
Priest,' Mr. EGERVON ;
Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ;
Zarnor, Mr'. SIN C LAIR ;
Diego, Mr. L 1 STO N ;
Ozmar,• Mr. BIWA DHU ;
Xaira, Mr. C ESW EI.L •_
s Don A losco, Mr. 11UNTL ;
„ Don Velasquez, 119 x. BRUNTON ;
High Priesiess, Mrs. POW ELL ;
Cora, Miss SM I I'll;
Aniazili, Miss EER 0 N;
Idali, 'Miss'BOLTON ;

Ziha, Mrs. CHI EYE.
-Altar which will be pertorniect, tor the zd 'time; a new Mu-
. sical Farce, in Two ;14As, ca'lcd , •
`FROST AND THAW.
With-netv Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.
• The principal Charaelers by
Mr. SINCLAIR, Mr. EMERY,
14t, J.ISTON, ttilr. FA.R LEY, .Mr. BLANCHARD,
130Xes Mrs. BISHOP' ,Miss FERON.
/ Second- price '3s. 6d. --Pit 3s 6d, Second.. price
—4llery zs. Second-price ts.-L ier Gallery is. Se-
,
cond-price 6d.
N_Places for •the Boxes 'to be taken of Mr. Brandon, ,at the
60)6:Office, in Hart-street. •
ss_lle Doers will be Opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
''"F,i,ll at Half-past Six.
he new operatic Drruna, called The Virgin ofthe Sun,
co'
tenth-ling to be received with the highest applause, will be
hated on Monday and Thursday next week.'
Pe new Musical Farce, of frost and Thaw, having been
rero
`ved throughout with universal approbation, will be re
' wee "-tekd on Saturday next, and'on Tuesday and Thursday next
I. (in S'qurday. will be revived Shakspeare's• Tragedy of lu-
lus Csar..
On.
account of the numerous inquiries, the New Panto-
ga Lneo.t Harlequin and Padmanaba will be repeated on Mon-,
Y next,

10-morrow, Thursday 27th, and, Saturday 29th of Febro-.
a'Y. a Continuance of the inimitable Dramatic Horses !
the stupendous Elephant, and the Two astonishing Lap-
Fin the several Entertainments of the Evening.
NEW PAVILION- THEATRE,
(ASTLErs), NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND,
(Established by Anthority of the Lord Chamberlain).
WILL be presented a Musical Piece, in One
Ad, with appropriate Sentry, usic, &c. called
THE THREE FIVES ;
Or, PENNY VISE AND POUND FOOLISH.
411Tediately after which, with its dependent Scenery, Ma-
- Th esieTY, and extensive Platform Work, &c. will be at-led,
' Popular Horse Speciac,le, called
London, England, 1812-02-26

BANKRUPTS.

Isaac Young, New Sarum, Wilts, viaualler, to surrender
February 29, Hatch rm, aid April 7, at ten, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Davies, Lothbury.
‘Alltite,•Sculc' ates, East Riding of Yorkshire, atic-
tio;.eer, March 3,6, and April 7, at eleven, at the Neptune
K ingston. upon. Hull. Attornies, Mr. George Ed-
uunids, Exchequer Office of Pleas. Chaucery-lane, Lon-
don ; aid Mr Gales) Haire, Parliza-nent-street, Hull.
Wit Bosworth, Liverpool, Lanca, er, n e chant, March
is, la, and April 7, at one, at the Git,be Tavern, Liver-
pool. Attolnies, Messrs. Pardswell and Stephenson, Li.
verpool ; and' Messrs. 13Iackstuck and Lune; Temple,
London.

Itatertliarrington, sen. Coventry, Warwickshire, wool-
stapler, March 9, 23, and April 7, at ten, at theltromley's
Arius, Eilaston, Sratibrdshire. Attornies, Mr. lohn Da-
venport, Sturston, Ashborne, Derbyshire ; and Mr. Ben-
bow, Stone—buildings, Lincoln's inn, London. . _ _

jainesCharles Brooker, Aldermary Church-yard. London,
woollen-cloth-fattor, February 29, Alarch 7, and April 7
at eleven, at Uuildhedl. Atn.rney, Mr. Courteen, Wal-
br,;ok.

ChArlcs Say, Newington-Butts, Surrey, haberdasher, Fe-
bruary 29, March 7, and April ,7, at ten, at Guildhall,
I.onnon. Atttrney, Mr. Hudson, Winkworth-place,
C ity- road .
'kites Wainwright, jun. Wavertree, Lancaster, builder,
Match if, is, and April 7, at eleven, at the Globe Ta-
vern,-john-street, Liverpool. A ttortnes, Messrs. Cooper
and Lowe, Southampton buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon-
‘ton ; and Messrs. Orred and Baines, Liverpool.

- .
john Simonds, lermyn street, St. lames's, lianerdasher, Fe.
bruary 29, EVlreli 7, and April 7, at one, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Chambers, Furinval's• _

llenry Kellcway, Longhorn, Southampton, monster, March
17, 18, and April 7, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn,
Winiburne Minster, Dorsetshire. Atiotnies, ill r. William
Dean, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Henry Bowden, Willi-
boi ne, Christchurch.
George Solvidge, ,Litton, Somersetahire, mealman, March 4,
3, and April 7, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Wells,
s.Arnersetshire. Attornics, Mr. Robert Welsh, Wells,
Somersetshire ; and Mr. Dyne, Lincoln's inn-fields,
London.
London, England, 1812-08-21

`. Signals for men of war in the offing.

. .
NAVAL, APPOINTMENTS:—Captain G. Brime, tQ
. •
command the Sheldrake, in the room of Captain Gifford, pro-
moted to the rank of Post-Captain. • Captain .L Bedfoa,
the Childers sloop, at Portsmouth, in the room- of. Capt: Bio-
ett, promoted to the rank of Post-Captain. Captain H. Sr
ford, to command the Erebus sloop, in the Baltic,'m the' mom
of Captain Aubridge, promou,al to the rank of Post Captain.
Capt. M‘Donald; commanding the. itedpole, off Gravelines, to
command the-Scylla sloop* at PlyMotith.. Lieut. H. Jenkin"'
son, promoted.to the rank of Commander, and appointed t
command the Jasper sloop, in the Mediterranean.:Captain A.
Sheppard, to the As:A, 74. Lieut. F.. Beckett, Li the B aloud, 74.
Licit. G.. W. C. Alley,-to the 'lVlonmorith guard-ship, in tics
Downs.. Lieut. T. Eyre, First -tif the Itarl/tur,.proroote...i to
the rank. of Commander. Captain .Pater, to-command the,
William and Mary yacht,,at Deptford, Captain S. Myth, ta
command the Boxer :;loopottPortszinanth...-Lieut. J. Helizady•
to the Gladiator, at Portsmouth. Lieut.-14'. it. Dawkins, to-
the Duncan, off ,Flushing. Lieut. 0. Hall, to the Adamant,
at Leith. .Mr. F. Wemyss, Midshipman, promoted to. 'the,
rank of Lieutenant, and- appointed to the -Swiftsnre,
Mediterranean. Lieut. A. F,. Branch, to the Atom, at Sheer.'
• ness. T. Patten, to the Forester stoop, at Shcernesl-

'Fifteen' hundred of the Royal Foot Guards htive
also received ofders to march for embarkation t 3
join the Marquis of NITPLLINoToN.
The Troop Horses of the Life Guards are or-
tiered to be picketted, in Hyde-park, immediately,
~t 6) prepare them for the general service of the field.

FAXE .T N.-This morning Thomas. 130 TV ler'
pt.irs Ita lit to his sentence, for attempting to assas-
sinate Mr.` Burrows, was executed before the.
debtors' door,, Newgate,
,presence of a vast
crowd of spectatorS. The unfortunate man bad,'
as well as his 'relatives, been buoyed up with the
hope of a pardon till yesterday afternoon, where
the Melancholy tidings of his .inevitable fate were
,communicated to him. Daring the whole of tim
night, and to the time of his ascending .the scaf-
fold, which was at eight o'clock, he conducted
himself with firmness, and on hiS coming on t1:1°
platform, diter &short period occupied in pyaYfit4-•
he was launched into eternity Without the least
struggle. After the usual time the body 'cva*
cut down, and delivered to his friends,
veyed it way iu a, hearse to the: itidquct
in the country. who .con•
:A

~.:
London, England, 1812-08-21

By JOSEPH OUY, Jun:

•
r
• In this Work,practice•is in every step blended with theory:.
and the:principles of .(lrain'rnar are unfolded •in a way that
even. the most popular Treatises make no:pretensions to, and
both Rules, F.,:ampleS,-aiidTaercises, with whatever is need-
ful for the•grammatical studies of Youth, ire comprised in
this volume. •
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row,
and C. L'av,. Ave 11"lati4,tlane.
London, England, 1812-08-21

OCCUPATION or FLORIDA.

NEW YORK, .Tura 26.—ft is believed the secret
business brought before the House of Represen-
tatives yesterday, was a proposition to take pos-
session of Florida:

The propositions for a repeal of the Non-Inter-
course Laws have been lost in the House of Re-
preSentatives. The total repeal by the casting
vote of ' the Speaker. The embargo law will be
sufferecUto expire, by its own limitation, on the
4th of .Ittly.
'the 'ill concerning Letters of Marque, &c. has
passed :both Houses of Congress.
A number of privateers are fitting out in thiS
harbour. , • .

A British brig from Jamaica, laden with about
2001)116.9f sugar, arrived at Norfolk the 25th
ult. a priie to'th6 revenue cutter. She was bound
to Halifax, and calling off the Chesapeake- for
orders, not knowing of the war, was taken pos-
session of by the revenue cutter.
JULY 6.—The bill imposing an additional duty
of 100 per cent. on all foreign imported goods, has
become a law.

The Richmond Inquirer of the 30th inst. men-
tions the following as the plan of the campaign :
Gen. Hun will attack fort Malden and 'the other
posts of Upper Canada on the west; Gene-
ral Dearborn will attack from the east the
forts which lie in that direction ; successively
taking the posts near' and on the ,latter, until
General IluLt. and himself meet and concentrate
their forces.

TWELFTH REPORT
" ON PUBLIC EXPENDITURE.

The Twelfth Report of the Committee on the
Pnblic Expenditure has been printed, by order of
the House of Comm Ons. The -subjects to which
it :refers are numerous .and important, viz. :
Pay-Office, Messrs. Boyd and Co;,, Dutch Com,
missioners, American Commissioners, Portuguese
Corninissioners, 'Spanish Commissioners, Danish
COminissioners, •.Prussian Commissioners, Pay-
master of Marines, Treasurer of the Ordnance,
Arrears of BiShops' Rents-, Linen -Board, Ireland;
Receiver-General for Scotland, Barrack Master-.
General, Mr. Goldsmid, Army Stoppages, Vie-•
tualling-Office, Ireland, Fees in Public Offices,
Board of Works, Mr. •Chinnery, and Balances of
Public: Accountants..

AS the default of Mr. Chinnery has made so
much noise that the Public will naturally be alive
to every thing connected with any deielope.
meat of hp delinquency, we select- what is con-
nected with hi-3 case this day, from the Report;
reserving :.be other subjects of which it treats, for
future notice:
London, England, 1812-08-21

MR. CRINNERY.

The default which has been discovered, during
the present Session, in Mr. Chinnery's transac-
tions with the public, will be most satisfactoilly
detailed by the following,Returns from the Trea-
, miry ; and your Committee subjoin the Treasury
Minute, dated' 3d April, 1812, that the House
may see what steps are either taken, or in con-
templati6n, for preventing the recurrence of any
such fraudulent practices in future.
It niust not escape observation, that the Ac-
con* of the Receiver of Fees of suppressed Of.
fives is not rendered to the Auditors. Mr. Cot-
tOri, was Receiver of theFees.of suppressed Offices
prior to July, 1792. Hii first Account of Receipts
, and Payments between September, 1784, and Ja-
nuary, 1800, was approved. by the Board of Trea-
'sury the 9th July, 1799 ; and his final Account
between January, 1800,.and june, 1792, was ap-
proved by the Board of Treasury the 22d. June,
1792. , • ' •

:.iome Memorials and Observations from • the
iCorumissiiicers of„Audit, relating to the sums is-'
sued to Mr. Chinnery, show that their attention
was very properly drawn to the state of the Issues
made to him, and that they did.not fail to make
representations upon the subject, which unfelt-W- •
nately were not sufficiently attended to.. The last
letter from the Audit Office; though not i'elating
to Mr. Chinnery, is too important to be suppress-;--
ed, as it shows how little control or power of
examination existed", so
,late as the year 1808,
over the expenditure incurred in New South
Wales.

Two dia-erent ageiies, and the receipt and 4is-
;hursements upon so many various heads of scr-
vioq, might afford opportunity for making use of
'the qzlances of some, to discharge the more press-
- demands upon others, so as to exhibit such
,a. state of account as might enable an account-
ant• to elude detection particularly where there
was a considerable fund for which he was not
regularly called to account in any quarter what-
soever. •

The division of labour and responsibility be-
tween the principal Clerks of the Treasury, as
directed by the Minute of 3d April, will undoubt-
edly lessen the risk which is derived from the ac-
cumulation of so many accounts into the same
bands 3 but your Committee are not satisfied that
the system can be permanently good, of examin-
ing such accounts by other clerks in the same de-
partment, however worthy of .trust-the present
Examiner's are known to be.

('llO be coutiauctl.)
London, England, 1812-08-21

NAVAL NEWg.

PLY AUG. 19.—Arrived the flotspur
nigate from the Coast of France.
,Carue down the harbour and anchored in ti:e
.xSOttnd.,,Lafter having been re.fittei, the Helicon
brig ofry.-ar.
Wenj. ui). the harbour, to be refitted, the Sea-
AQwer.brig of war.

,FALNIOUTif; 'AUG. 18.—Arrived his' Majesty's
brig Atalante,l'Capt: HICKEY, in 26 days, from
Halifax;. has brought over. Mr. FOSTER, Colonel
BARCLAY., . and. Mr. HAMILTON, • Secretary;; the
:hitter-bus >set.off for town with dispatches.. They
,left:New York on the 7th July.
• 'l= Thy: accounts by• this vessel are unfavourable :
pit appears that the rescinding the Orders in Coun-
cil only Avas not likely to effect much..
Several American vessels have been sent into
Kalif :.x : it does not appear that the Americans
.tave inade any captures. BOth squadrons are at
sea.; the British is, between the American and
New York. The Gleaner ketch had arrived at
Halifax. The dispatches were fOrwarded to New•
Fork by Mr. FOSTER. The packets are allowed
to pass and repass till the 15th September.
Two Messengers have this evening arrived here
for Cadiz. The Chesterfield packet will sail ha
the course of the night with them.

DEAL, AUG. 20.—Arrived his Majesty's shirt
Echo and Reilpole from -a cruize ; and the Earl rf
Leicester, DUCKER, from Lisbon.

The Folkestone lugger 110 a signal for con-0y

for Portsmouth.

Poe 017T1fj Au() 20.—Arilved lasi night;
after. rs 4 his Majesty's ship 'Atalanta Von:
ud has brought hoine Mr. FC:ITZR and Ge- '
neral WALLAtE, with dispatches.
Arrived to-aay his Majesty's ship Partition from.
a, cruize ; and the Narcissus frima Plymouth:

Coi, AUG. 14.—Yesterday morning arrivt4
his Majesty's ship Virago, Lieut. PITTMAN'. She
met s.eyerai Americans, all licensed ; the Virev9
on Sunday, spoke the Talbot sloop of ear, CapL
.SIVAYNE, from Plymouth, proceeding on a crnizei
after having seen into that port, the transport No.
239, and a large American ship in inliast,' Lek
prize..

The Circe frigate, of 32 guns, Capt. Wow.--
comsr, is appointed to join the ships on this sLs—
tion, and expected in directly from Portsmouth.
The FiTago, on. Tuesday last, fell with n
small brig from Oporto, hound to this port, part
of a fleet which sailed from thence the jci
under convoy of his Majesty's ship Jasper.
YeSterday afternoon arrived his Majesty's ship
Projector, •12 gum, • LieutB:Ftant G. MyrctaNts,
with two transports; N 05452 and 172, pn,hdara
of one of' Wtieli 4:a's a number of invalids,
ing to the Royal African Cotps, froth the coast of
Africa. The Priiteciar left Goree, in Seagal,e on
21st, of lune last. Oar African colonies were all
• •
in a alq.rthy state. They put in here for a supply
of WAatar• and provisions, of which they vvere :41

(*mat Want.

The Virago, off.this harbour yestecclayy hot ght
to the American ship Cleopatra, of Philadelphia.
four days_ out of Liverpool, with a llecnik having
.a valuable cargo, which she permitted to proceed
on her voyage for Philadelphia. ,
London, England, 1812-11-04

CHING's,FATENT WORM LOZENGE%

inTOTtIS are the most frequent sources °ICI:117
v V dren's Diseases. Their syMptonts ever) Patent and
,Guardian:ot Childrenshoitld be aCq uainted with. They
easion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of .the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend.
ed after with-violent Mains; they bring on Convulsions ; they,
ailed the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by it em
,log in a Consumption or Decay.- Both as a Preventative and
Cureof these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-
, dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest •
Charaders in this Country, both in rank and tespectabditi.,
to have no equal. Their pnblie approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful stic.
tens nt their own F ami hes, stamps its merit beyond coin yeti-
tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other (germane
of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the •
Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Fannly Me.
dicine to resort to, wheiicver the Stomach or lioweis of Chil-
dredare anyway disordered, which it will always be found
to relieve.

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap'
side, corner of Paterno,ter—row ; Sharp and helam, Ports•
mouth ; ;ones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ;
Hall arid lohnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheer
Hess; Peck, koss,-and Turner, 11;ill ; iloxland and Cook-
worthy, Granville, Nettlewn, and Gilbert, Plymouth ;
-Knott and Lloyd, and Swinmey and Co. Birmingham ;
Balinge, Edwards and Penny, 'and Latlibuiy, Liverpool ;
Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith,
11,1andert•in, kaehurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter sod Maconal,l, Gi,sgow ; Buigin and Barry, Bristol ;
S eveLson and Cu. Norr,tch ; Swinten, Leicester; Dunn
din Sutton, Nottingham; and tetail by most Country Yen.
dens, to boxes, at ZS. 9d. and 6s. ouch.
London, England, 1812-02-10

MARRIED.
On the 3tst ult. at Ipswich, T. Hartal, Esq. late of
Park street, Islington, to Frances, only surviving daughter
of the late W. Langton Williams, Esq. of Greenwich, one
of the Coroners for the County of Kent.
On Wednesday last, by license, Mr. W. Lund, Comedian,
of the Aquatic Theatre, SaAer's Wells, to Miss ii.lary ►;an.,
field, daughter of Edward. 13antield, Esq. of King street,
Sotto.

On Thursday last, Charles Delves Broughton, Esq.. son
of the Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton, Bart of Dnddington.
flail, Cheshirt, to Mary Anne, eldest (laughter of tolm At.
k;nson, Esq. of Bank, near Nlanchester,

On Saturday last, Lord 13emick, to Miss Sophia Dubo.
diet.

The seine day, at the Abbey Church, Bath, Robert Rog-
cowe, Esti 01 Old Broda.street, London, to Miss (lye, of
the tormer

On the Sth inst. Mr. P. Ogilvie' to. Eleanor, second
dalghter of the late Christian Spflat, Esq. of St. tiCorge.4.-
place, East.
On the 24th of May, tfito, at St. Martin's in the Fields,
Licocnatit Culone! Thos. Gibson, of the East-India Curti—.
pane's Service, to Miss llannali Faulkner, of Buckingham.
street, Arle;iihi.

At Leighirn Bridge, in the County of Carlow, Ireland,
Lieutenant Wiiliarn Stock, of the Comity of Dublin
and nephew to the Bishop of Waterteid, to Miss Gregory,
daughter to Dr. Gregory, of that placz.

L)/l;1).
On Tuesday last, at Clapton-House, Mrs. Christiana
Hutchins, a,t.-,ed 79.
On the 6th lost. James Holbrook, Esq. of Welielose,
square, in his 67th year.
The same day, William Cadhy, Esq. of Old Bracknel4.
Berka, in the 67th year ut his age.
On Wednesday last, at, the Rev. Mr. Heckford's, rear
Cambridge, Mr. John Hodges, jun.
Last Friday•morning early, alter a long and painful illness,
at her house in 13o:ton.street, the Right Hon'. the Dowager
Lady Scarsdale, aged 79 years.

STOC'KS
RnnY.
India Stock,
I mils 1?s. 17s. pr.
New Ann.
Excncq. Bills, 6s. Bs. pr.
Otnnium,i
I :nperial Ann.
Cons. for 27th Feb. 62

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-NIOR-
ROW.

Morning, 36 min. after sz. S Evening, s min;,after 1.
London, England, 1812-02-10

•
at the Man and Saddle Inn, Dewsbury.
Feb. 29. H. and S. F.aurdrinier, Catuion-street, paper-ma
nufacturers, at ten, at Guildhall.
CERT' FIC:ALES, FEBR VAR )4' 29.
T. Heselwood York, g'h;Le'r.
IV. Newman, Bocking.:Essex, silk-throMiter.
A. Cutler, NewingtonASurrey, painter-stainer.
. H. Clough and 131', Clouo, Liverpool, nterchants.
I. Whitmore. Worcester, dealer.
C. Laing, Wapping, slop-chandler.
H. Crockatt, Lloyd's Col-lee-house, insurance-broker.
I • Brunner, Rochdale, Lancashire, tea-dealer.
T. Kent, London-street, Ratcliffe, meahnan. -
W. Lever, Little Lever, Lancashire, tpuNtin-manufacturer.
%V. Gaunt, Tottenham-court-road, surgeon*.
H. Sherrington and I. Young, Heapy, Lancashire, whitsters.
T. Motley, Bristol, ironmonger. '
I. Dingle, Charlestown, Cornwall, merchant.
T. Cottog, llishopsgate-street, insurance-broker.
E. Harris, St. Catharine's, provision-inert:hint.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
J. and S. Hewitt, S. and C..Vowell, Culeman's-yard, Ber.
inondsey-street, fellinongels.
M: Liddell and A. Harvey, Golden-square, fancy-dress.
Makers.
W. Mathieson and J. Garrett flowers, Leadenhall.street,
tailors.
E. Tretfry and T. Curteys, Lostwithiel, . Cornwall, ar.
chitects.
J. and NI, Wilkes, T. an I G: Wright, and E. Bagnall,
- vidale Colliery, Statibrdshire, coal-masters.
T. Lister and J. Hardeastle, Bradford, Ywkshire.
1. and I. Rawlinson, of the Isle of Wainey, -Lancashire,
millers.
S: Taylor and G, Wood, George street; Bloomsbury, smiths.
J. Ogden, and J. and G. Sykes, Denholine, Bradford, York-
shire, inaltsters. -
M. and St Smith, Stourport, Worcestershire, slaters.
J. Haigh and Crosland, Lindley, Yorkshire, tanners.
J. and W. Green, Sheffield, table-knite-manufaCtureu.,
W. Dawson, J. Burrell, D. Gaskell, and J. Burrell, jun.
Wakefield, merchants.
J. J. Cherry and E. Dearer, Birmingham, brass-founders.
W. Brown, W. Drayton, and-H. Brown, Leicester..
J. and W. Ricketts, Essex, tanners.
B. Parker and C. fearnley, of Upper Thames-street, 41e.
merchants.
T. Gales, T. Dixon, and B. Massey, King's Lynn, Nor.
folk, bankers.
G. Bowen and G. Morant, New Bond-street, paper-hang.
ing-decorators.
J. and E.-Parish, Beckington, Somersershire, dyers.
R. Binks and C. Fo.ter, Kingstun-upon-lull.
I. and W. Collier, .iromnongers.

14A11.5.

ARRIVSD—I Brazils, t Anti()it, i Heligoland, 3 Dublin,
Waterford. Doz-1 13ramis, z Guernsey, z jersey.

i'lttt;i OF OCK:.,
THIS DAY AT Twasv a o'cLocx.
Consols. - -63 a , Rect. Ann. - - 62
London, England, 1812-02-10

This Day was published,
In Odavo, price 6s. sewed,
THE DEPRECIATION of the PAPER CUR-
-IItENC V of Great Britain proved.
By the Earl of LAUDERDALE.
Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row; I. 13udd, Pall-Mall ;_and Constable and
Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1812-02-10

Downing-street, Feb. 8, 18 2.

S'nce the publication of • the Gazette Extraordi•
nary of the 2 ist of January, General Agnew has
arrived with Dispatches, addressed by L.,rd
and Str Samuel Auchmuty, to the Earl of Liverpool,.
containing the report of the military operations on
the reduction of Java, the details of which have
been already published.

The copy of the capitulation, enclosed in Mr.
Farquhar's dispatch, having been found to be incor-
rect in some of the particulars, the following
copy, transmiqed by Sir Samuel Anchmuty is here-
with inserted.

[Here follows a copy of the, Capilulation with
General Jansen, traniinicCed by-Slrmut' Auch-
London, England, 1812-08-26

NEW PUBL ICATIONS.

SEAS' Ole` WAR -IN RUSSIA.
Thi4 Day WilS published,'
On Four .large Sheets, each Sheet three Feet by tWo Feet
ten Inches, price unmounted, Two Pounds Two Shillings,
or in a Case, or on Rollers, Three Pounds Three Shil:
hings.
A NEW MAP of the SEAT of WAR in , the
IA- 'NORTHERN part of EUROPE ; cornprelzendlir, Den-
_

. .
nulrit; Sweden, Norway, tlm.BaltiO.
,Sea, -Germany, Prussia,
Phland., Switzerland, part of France, and the whekie Russian
Empire:
Published. by John Stockdale,
London, England, 1812-02-28

RICA.

On the Motion of Mr. LOCKHART,O a MessJo
was sent to the House of Lords, requzsting tie at-
tendance of Lords Grenville and Auckland, on it:e
Committee •ot ihe House of Commons sitting uu
American Claims.
IRISH FINANCE CONIMITTEE.

On the tootinn of Mr. W. POLE, Mr. L-slie
Foster was discharged trorri his attend ince on ibis
Irish Finance COLlETliltee, rind Lord Desart sub- ,
stauled.

The Sugar Drawback Bill -was read a t'ai'l
and pabseti.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

Mr. WILARTON presented the Estimates of the
Expences of the Royal Military College, and moved
that they be printed, expressing his intention of
'bringing them forward in the Committee of buppl) ,
on Monday.

Mr. )34btEs was desirous that an interval of
eight or ten days should be allowed, in order to gr.g
a►fi opportunity of considering these Estimatts.
Mr. W►HARTON replied, that a large sum of mo-
ney having been advanced by the bt:►lder, it became
necessary for him to, propose) at least that pa►t of
the Estimates on Monday.
The Eitimates were.theu ordered to be printed.
_ _

'On the Motion' of Sir T. TURTON, an Account
wa,, ordered to be laid before the House, of the
Amotint of the Expence of the Transport Service
for the Army in Portugal and Spain, from June 181
to December 181 1 .

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

Mr. STANIFO lITFI presented a Petition from above
one hundred Merchants of Hull, against the system
of trading by licenses; and took the oppsrturtity of
asking an Hon. and Learned Gentleman, whetlitr
he persevered in his intention of submitting to the
House a motion respe6ting the Orders in Council on
Tuesday next ?
Mr. BROUGHAM answered, that it Was certai:dy
his intention to bring for Ward
,that Motion on
Tuesday._

Mr. WHARTON obtained leave to bring in the
Annual Qualification Indemnity Bill.

MR. BENJAMIN WALSH.
Mr. BANKES moved that the Order of the Day be
read for the attendance, in h:s place, of Mr. Benja-
min Walsh.

Mr. ABtACROMBIII wished to ask the Hon. G(.-n-
-tleman whether it was his intention to proceed on
the subje& that evening ? 'lf so, he begged to sub-

wit to his consideration that the papers which con-
stituted the greater part of the case, were- but that
moment delivethig to the Members, and that there
was still another piece of evidence •to be produecd,
viz. the letter from Mr. Walsh to his brother, chat-
ing himself with the guilt of the recent trans:Toto.i.
There was another, circumstance which he hoped
would induce the Hon. Gentleman not to press the
consideration of the subject at that moment, and
that was, that there were several Hon. Members
who, to his knowledge were desirous of express-
ing their sentiments upon it, but who were rib-
Sent from the House, under the idea that as Thurs-
day's motions preceded oickrg, the motion of art
Hon. Baronet ould, in the first instance, have been
gone into.

Mr. BANKES replied, that he came fully prepared
to bring under ►he consideration of the House Lie
question of Mr. Walsh's condu6t and that uuless
very grave and substantial reasons were adduced, he
was persuaded this was oue of the matters which tile
House could fiel no disposition to postpone, Al-
London, England, 1812-02-28

his Sovereign on that occasion. This was- so irnper:
tam a fad, that he could not avoid noticing it,now;
for his- Right Hon. Friend, to setae his own pur-
pose then, took occasion to make that publ'c state-
ment, which his followers re-echoed, and had nea-
ly raised a war of religion in the country.
The CEIANCELLOtt of the EXCHECLUEIt was de.
sirous of setting right one of the most eitra,rdi-
nary misrepresentations ,which he had ever heard—,
the more extrantdinaty, as coining from a persint sd.
capable of understanding every thing that could
pass. He (Mr. P.) had certainly made use of the:
precise words imputed to him ; but he had stopped
there ? Had he not said that the " something "
was introduced upon such arguments and princi-
ples, that, to persons possessing any thing like
wisdom, or the qualities of Statesmen, must evit
dently appear to encourage hopes beyond that pro-
posit.on, and they must know, might lead to tire
most dangerous consequences. The noise in the
House might have prevented his lion. Friend from
hearing distinctly, for, he could not have intended
knowingly-to have misrepresented him. .

Sir THOMAS Ttni•rox-replied, and then the Elouse
divided—

Ayes t 36
•
•
Noes 2 09
•
Majority agaiust the Nlotiort -73
The House adjourned at three o'clock this morning;

MA I I.s.
AR a D— I Br2ZIIS, r Dublin,l' Waterford.
1) LI fi —1 Malta, z Guernsey, 2 Jersey.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
THIS DAY AT TWSLVZO'CLOCK.
Consols. - 6311 Red. Ann. - 6zlf
London, England, 1812-02-17

POETRI:

EPISTLE TO TIICLIVIAs MOORE., ESQ. 4
Y THE HONOURABLE WILLIAM RoUERT SPENCER

Oh leave, dear Moore, oh leave arilhile
The green hills of your native isle!
lint come not with your seraph lyre,
Your Muse of joy, your soul of fire;
Not e'en your strains couli charm away
The fiends which on my senses prey ;
Fien Is, not with burning sulphur mired,
But !aim Hell's "chillcNt winter burst;
Fiends, who their icy javilins dart,
At once to pierce and freeze the heart !
*rh, storms which shook my sumwpr days
Slept to the music of your lays;
The snowLblast of ibis wintry sky -
• klears not the HalcyoWs lullaby.
Conic, then, with mightier succours fraught,
Your shield of philosOphic thought,
Best patioiily when care invades,
To lighten my unchequcr'd shades
Bring me each day.dirfusing gem,
Which beams in Reason's diadem,
For sov'reign Reason lends to you
Her armour and regalia too.
The triflers think ) our varied powers
Made-only for life's gala bowers
To smooth Reflediun's mentor-frown,
. Or pillow joy on softer down.—
Fools ! —yon blest orb nut only glows
To chase the cloud, or paint the rose; --
These are the pastimes of his might,
Earth's torpid bosom drinks his light;
rind there his wondrous pow'rs true measure,
Death turn'd to life, and dross to treasure!
I,4F.Generally known by the designation of AWACREON
44°04a, a Gentleman of distinguished talents and learning.
London, England, 1812-02-17

MARRIED.

On Saturday the Bth inst. at St. Magnus, William Mani'
shall, Esq. of Beer. lane, to diary, eldest,daughter of Cap•
lain lohn Cracklow, of the River Fenciftles, "rower-street.
On Thursday morning the i3tll inst. at St. George's, I
over:square, by •the Rev. Sir, Robert Hughes, Bart.
paid George Macdonald, Esq: of elanronild, to the Riy,hr
-Hon. Lady Caroline Edgcumbe, second daughter to the Lad.
of Mount Edgcninhe.
On Thursday sennight,. NV, Thompson tee, Esq. to 11'i•
S. Greenwood, eldest daughter of W. Greenwood, E'bcl•
Banker' all of Leeds.
OA Saturday last, at Bath, Robert Roscowe, Esq. of Old
Broad-street, London, to Miss Gye, of the fonder place._