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London, England, 1812-07-03

. NAVY-OFFICE,
July 2, 1812,
.
• i3OOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR.
ritiF, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COI-
'AL MISSIONMS of lIIS MAJESTY'S NAVY,_ do hereby,
give notice to such Lieutenants in his' Majesty's Navy as are
.desirous of btiing: recommended for the appointment of POOR
KNIGHT of WINDSOR, under the Will of the late Samuel
Travers, hi q. that they must appl/ at this Office, on or be-
fore August" 31st next, when they -will he informed of the
nature of the Certificates and Tef,tinionialsAv!iich are required
to slico., that theyOthne within the meaning- of the sail Will,
which expresses that they ",are to be superannuated or dis-
al)led Lieutenant§ of English Men of War," and shall he
single Men without Children, inclined to lead a virtnous„
stndions, and devout Life, tube' removed if they give occasion
for Scandal."
London, England, 1812-07-03

LOT VII

A DWELLING-HOUSE, BJACKSMITH'S• SHOP, and
MEADOW adjoining, in the holding of • , con-
taining 2 A. 1 R. 20 P. (more or less).
`LOT VIII. , • •

A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called tls; FIELD;
contaning about 1 A. 3R.
LOT TaX. , • •
A PARCEL of LAND, at Choreley, called GIG PIT, con-
taining about 2 A..
. • LOT X.

A PARCEL of LAND, called the .LOWER GROUND
containing, by admeasarenaent, 16 A. 2 R.
The last three Parcels are in the possession of the said
Jordan.

The Manors abound with Game, and 'extend over upwards
of 3000 Acres of Laud. Chelinarsh -Common is a valuable
Waste, containing about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will he
intitled to a considerable allotment on inclosure.

There are Veins of Coal under the Estate, 4ich have been
worked without an
,Engine ; and it is believed there are Veins
under the Waste. The Heriots are Valuable, being the hest
Beast of the Tenant dying seized. The Timber'and Sap-
lings on the different Lots to be taker. by the Purchasers at a
Valuation. .

The Premises are distant. only 3 Miles from Bridgenorth,
B,from 'Bewdley, 10 from Kidderminster, and In from Wol-
verhampton,.all goodjllarliet Towns, and PossessiOn May be
had at Lady-day next._ ,
For Further Particulars apply to Mr. Viezmas, Cranmere ;
,Messrs., • H.'• and W. LLOYD,. Solicitors, LudloW; of J. A.
GRovE, Esq. Four Ashes; near Emilie.
- Ludlow, 2Gth

NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, AND CAMP--
BELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS,
In Bight Volumes, Bvo. 'illustrated with upwards • of. Fifti
Portraits, Mapsi Ch::4s, and Plans.
•
On the Ist of iSeotember, 181'i, will be published, Vol, I.
price ,I[,s.. or on Loyal Paper .21s. (to be continued montlily,
till the Wcrk is comyleted)- of the
AIVES Qf the ADMIRALS, CAPTAINS, and
A Other NAVAL OFFICERS, who, have 'distinguished
themselv,s Lithe Annals of the .World, and who. have been
the ,;rea., 'mans of raisin,„; their Country to its present state
of unrivalled e':n of extending its Enapire.oyer eyery
Part of ifvfeilohe : inci iding also " A Natal HistOry of (treat
Britain, thini the earliest Periods•of its History to tlfe close of
the Year 1812.7
This We. ii will contain everything curious; interesting, and
valuable in Dr. Campbell's -" Lives of the Admirals," as con-
tinued by Dr. Berkenhout to the Year /779, omitting those
diffuse, and nnimportarit discussions-, which have rendered
that, dmirable Publication less pleasing to the general Reader.
• Dr. C.maphell's " Lives of theAiLinirals" was regarded by
the Author as " a portable library, intended principally for-
the Furniture of a Cahin." The Work now offered to the
. Public, will, by the introduction of a great' number of new
Lives, and by a continuation of the N-aval History of the
Country to the present period, be adapted to every class of
Readers, whoare interested in the honour and welfare of the
State.
London : Printed for John Stockdalc, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1812-07-03

10T V.

A PIECE of very rich MEADOW LAND, called Moore
.Meadocy, containing 7 A. alt. 34 Y. (more or less), in the pos-
session of Mr. Baker.
LOT VI.

A NIESSUAGE, DWELLING-HOUSE, BUILDING, and
LANDS thereto-belonging, ':4tuate at Choreley in the Parish
of Stoddesded in the said County,. containing by admeasure-
lnent 4A.2 R. (more or less) in the holding of - Jordan.
London, England, 1812-07-03

LOT HI.

A MESSUAGE and DWELLING-HOUSE with the Garden
and Applrtervinees thereto belonging, in the possession of
Francis Horton. . •

L.QT W.

A MESSCAGE, 13IIII13111;76ti, and several Parcels of
ARABLE, N11;;ADOW, and PASTURE.. LAND, -lying below
Chelmarsh Cot won, -cOntaining,.. by admeasuremeut, 48 A.
12 P. (more or lest), in the possession of the said Mr. Baker.
London, England, 1812-07-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS, TIIURSDAY.

The Carriatic Commissioners' Bill, the I‘l44ria-
tic Acid ,Bill, the Irish Treasury Bills Bill, the
West India Intercourse Bill, and the Publicans'
Bill, were read a third time and passed.
The Leiant Trade Pill, and the Wood and
Ashes Bill, went through Committees, fhe Re-
ports .of <<rhicli Were ordered .:(J be received to-
morrow..

The East India Troops Bill,was , read a second
time„and orderato go through a Cwurnittee to-
morrow?'

The Third reading of the Distillery• Amend-
ment Bill was postponed till to-morrow.
The Committee on the Poor Returns Bill was
,postponed till to-morrow.

Mi. LUSAINGTON. brought up the Report of
the Irish Stamp Duties Bill, which Was figreed to,
and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.

The House went into a committee on the
Starch Duty-Act, the repOrt of which was ordered
to be received to-morrow.

The Local Militia Athendment Bill was read a
second and ordered to go, through a Coin-
mitt ee to-morrow.

Mr. LUSIIINGTON brougut up a Report of the
De;'ence Pines Recove'ry Bill, which was;agreed
to, .and-: the Bill was ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.

Mr. LUSHINGTQN brought up-a Report of the
Committee of Ways and Means, the resolutions
of which were agreed to, and • Bills were ordered
.accordingly.
Mr. 11RouG1LAm begged leave to ask whether
theoChancellor of the Exchequer-meant to persist
in the-Leather Tax, after it had passed in that
House with aanajority of only eight Members-?
The CHANCELLOR of the EkonEQ.IJEA said, that
Tax was now under the discussion. of another
briinch of the Legislature.
A Message from the Lords announced their
Lordships assent to the We,t- India Trades' Bill,
the Unlaivfid Oaths Bill, and the Southern Whale
Fishery- Bill.
The Commercial Exchequer 'Bills Bill went
through a Committee; the Report of which was
received, and ordero to be taken into fin ther
consideration on Mjnday next; and the Bill was
ordered to•beprinted as amended.

Mr. LUSHINGTON brought up a Report of the
Committee .on the Scotch Livings Act, whi.h•
was received, and Bills were ordered accordingtv.;
Mr. LUSIIINGI‘ON brought up a Report of the
Scotch Taxes Bill, which was agreed to,, and the
ordered to be read a third time to-Morrow.

LUSifINGTQN bi'ougat up a Report,on the
Lotteries Bill the Bill was recommitted, the
Report received and agreed to, and the Bill .wils
ordered to be read a-third time to-mo Prow.
• • The .Report on the London Prison Bill was
ordered to be taken into fUrther consideration on
Monday next.

, Mr. M. FITZGERALD brought in a Bill to ex-
cept the occupiers of certain cabins In Ireland
from paying tithes on potatoes. This Bill• was
read a first thne-; and ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow..
London, England, 1812-07-04

Of whom may be,had, just published,

Bbir's Universal Preet;ptor, 45.. 6d.
His Models of .3zivenile Le6ers, :3s. 6d.
And Goldsmith's' Aritish Geography, 4s. Gd.

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London, England, 1812-07-04

V. ART OF DRAWING.

ELEMENTS of the ART of DRAWENG, in all its
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London, England, 1812-07-04

11. BRITISH GEOGRAPHY.

A GRAMMAR of BRITISH GEOGRAPHY, descriptive
'of the British Empire at borne and abroad, and in ail its'
Circumstances and Relations' by the Rev: :T. Goldsmith,
with 7 Maps and 63 View,iand.soo Question:: for Exercise,
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London, England, 1812-05-09

increasing influence of property in the country. He
denlecl cbe position that a Minister ought to resign.
b:cause he was • left in a minority on- sore occa-
sions, while his measures generally had the sup-
port of Parliament. He concluded expressing
surprise at the vote the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. .
Purisontry) had stated it to be his intention to give.
The-House divided, when the numbers were:—
Ayes - - -
Noes .
Majority • - -
Adjourned at two o'clock.

- 2i5
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London, England, 1812-05-09

NATAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MAY l'e;=Arrived the Bristol man
of war from Lisbon, with Fiench prisoners.
Caine down the harbour and anchored in the
Sound, the Fantome brig of war.
Arrived the Pomone frigate from Portsmouth.

ISLANDS OF SCILLY, MAY 2.—The ship Granger,
VANDYKE master, from Demerara, laden with cof-
fee, cotton, and tum, and the brig Eliza, from St.
Thomas's, COLE master, with a cargo also of co-
lonial produce, were yesterday captured wiihin view
of these islands, by a French privateer out one day
from St:Malces, (late the Chesterfield packet from
Weymouth to Guernsey), after a very smart resist-
ance, the'Captain of the Granger being wounded
in his thigh, and One man killed.—These particu-
lars are kriown by a pilot-boat belonging to these
islands, which was detained by the cutter, and the
pilots used with great civility, the Captain putting
them below, giving them meat and drink, and af-
terwards sending them away.
London, England, 1812-01-16

ICHARDSON; GOODLUCK, and Co. re.
spealully inform the Public, that the STATE
tOITgItY, containing only, 1z,003 Tickets, will all laz
urawn on TUESDAY, the 21st of THIS MONTH.

SCHEME CONTAINS
- of . £20,000

,6,c00
41=,°°

6 - . 1,000
2,396 Prizes from Cpo to ,C zo.
• Tickets and Shares in Variety of Numbers are on Sale by
111 ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their Offices,
the Corner of Bank-buildings, Curniiiii, and facing 'the
king's Mews, Charing-cross.
London, England, 1812-01-16

NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. t, CORNIII LL.
pIDDING and Co. return their grateful Thanks
for the past favouri of their Friends and the Public,
and respeafillly solicit a continuance of them for the N
• EA R's LOTTERY, which will be drawn 2tst of TIIIS
MONTH, and contains numerous Prizes of 2a,, 00l 0001.
4,00)1. I,ocol. cool. &c. &c.—lt is almost superfluous to
4"1!1, that as the present Lottery Ad direCts that the Original
Ticket, of every Number ,tivided into Shares, shall !;e depo-
sited with the Receiver-General at the Stamp Mice, and
is liable to be detained there until the Holders of the Shares
shall have been paid,—it is manifest there is now the same
iecurity for Adventurers at a New Office, as at any of the
Old ones, and it is obvious there is precisely the same
Chance. That being indisputably the fad, and as no endea-
!ours are• omitted to give satisfadion, Pidding's Office will
pconsiderate Persons) not be thoughtless entitled to their
reference, when they are informed that it conduces to the
benefit of P.'s large Family of Ten Children.
No. i, Cornhill.

MIDWIFERY. - •
THOSE Ladies who t%isit for a temporary Re-
fitment during their.Accouchment, wile meet with
cornf ,rtable apartments, and every care and attention, with
the m st tender treatment, by anlyinK to Mrs. SMITH,
Midwi e, No. to, Citarch-strect, Illacktriarsi-road.
An e Hiner t professions! Gentleman attends if requested ;
the ch:• ,ren, if left to the care of Mrs. Smith, are properly
providea with eith,:r wet or dry Nurses, and treated' with
emery maternal care. Any maternal- mention paid to them.
London, England, 1812-01-16

LONDON : Printed by 11-OM AS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by WILLIAM ARMICER SCRIPPS, South M
At the SUN Outcp, No, 112, Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the E('itor, &c. (poytlaid;
London, England, 1812-01-16

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

MR. ASTLEN. COOPER, and Mr. HENRY
CLINE, will begin their COURSE of ANATO-
41CA L and SURGICAL LECTURES on MONDAY,
the zothinst. at Two o'Clock.

•
CLARKE's and Mr. CLARKE's LECTURES.
DR. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin,
their SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on
MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and
CHILDREN, on !VIONDAY, the 27th of January.
The Ledures are read every clay, at the house of Mr.
Clarke, No. to, Upper 'alai-street, Gold.:n.square, from a
41,,tiarter-past Ten o'Clock he Morning till a quarter past
-eleven, for the convenience of Students atte.Amg the Hos-
pitals.

Forparticulars apply to Dr. Clarke, No. I, New Burling.
I_o n- street ; or to Mr. Clarke, No. to, Upper lohn.strect,
%.elden.square.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim-street, Great M iirlbarouz t a-street.
THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY,
*ill be commenced on Monday, the Both of 'armory, at Two
tepock,

By Mr. BROOKES.
SpaeiouS Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete
.With every convenience. -are open all the Moining, for the
Purposes of Disseding and Injecting, where Mr. Brookes
kt:c.ni.s to.dired the Students, and demonstrate Ike various
Parts as they appear on Disse4lion.
The Inconveniences usual►y attending AilJtornical Intesti•
gatioTat are counteracted by an antiseptic Process. —Pupils
inaY be accommodated in the House

Gentlemen established irr Trac7ice, desirous of renewing
their Anatomical Knowledge, may be accommodated with au
Apartment to Dissect in privately.

14EXT MONDAY IS THE LAST DAY YOU CAN
fitly TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS PRIZES,
AS THE DRAWING OF THE STATE LOTTERY
BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING
MORNING..

ONLY tz,ooo TICKETS.
,C2l 5 o - W ill Gain . Zzo,ooo
so is , Will Gain -. 'lO,OOO
to o will Gain . 5,000
z► 6 -6 - Will Gain - 2,c00
8 6 Will Gain - 1,260
DISH solicits your iMmediate commands, at
* No. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS,
;11(1 hopes to be equally fortunate to Adventurers as in the
Wo last Lotteries, when he Sold the following Tickets in
Shares :-
1,693 Class A £►6,000
3,343 - C ,C 15,000
3363 A 5,000
- A ' 3,000
&

r,851 Class A 2,000
1,853 - B 2,030
4,025 - C. 4000.
z,852 - A 500
:c. &c. _
London, England, 1812-01-16

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE,

gas:. 9, 1812.
Al EXCHEQUER- BILLS, dated in the Months of
.7,nwary and Fehruaor, iBt 1,
TO BE PAID OFF.
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS His MA.
YLSTY's TREASURY havlnggiv_en pireafalq.ksayt.
Inge' the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer Bills, with
the Interest duetherean, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Recdpj
of Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Itistminster, on itlo.4l;y, the
32' Dry o/ Fchruary,,iBsz, Attendance ''ill be given daqy ( Stab".
clays 1,/;:tays excepted) until and inclie.ling Friday,, the %.ith
oftbis inrtant
,January, iron: Ten o'clock in the Morning /ill One
in the Afternoon, for the purposeofreceiving the same. And forth'
greater dispatch; the Bearers of the said Bills are desired to place
each deseeiption of BLit's, in separate Lists, (which are to he oh..
,ainrd at the .Office), containing the .Nicybers In Numerical
Order, according to their rcspeoive Dates, with the principal,
Sums and rattiest rine thereon, computed from, hut excluding the
Dzyr on which thePar4espealvely dated, to the Laid 3d Day of
bruaty, inclusive, when the intii:eie ceaie ; and the said •
lfearer; (being Ho! 2ers 61 not ), are 'indirpenrat(y required to in."
dorre each Bill with their uszt.d Signatures ; and to write their
Names and Residence at the hottom of each separate I.iN ; and they
are moreover required' to attend the Exchequer 13711 Office for •
Payment, and Ito receive the New Bills, and give the Recripti- for
the -s ame. . • . •

Ilan", of the HOlders of the aforesaid Bills should be des:lsom: of'
receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the mid
3d Day of February, (hey may be accommodated, on comfiutirig
the Interest to the Day on which they with to be paid, and
be said Bills for examination,: one S, prio► thereto. •
Such Persons as may he desirous ~of having New Exchique►
Bills in whole at in part Payment of Principal, upon marking
New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the bottom of their
Lists, delivered on or lejore the 24(6 instant, may he accomt,
Modated with'New Bills, carrying an Interest of .Tbree-pens
One Farthing by the'Day, on every One Hundred Pounds, tv6106
said New Bills Quill hear Date the said 3d .Day of February,
and will he delivered gn
.Trtesday, the 4th Februa,y, and 1.6.
following Days.

N. B. All Exchequer IllIlr,elort;tf prThr to 7anuary, ;St:
haw hem advertised to be. pai(tdr,-.anci.tbe Interest thereon has

ceared.
London, England, 1812-01-16

THEATRE ROYAL., COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Jaimary '7, 1812,
will be performed the Comedy of -
A NEW WAY TO PAY-OLD DEBTS.
Lord Lovel, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Sir Giles Overreach, Mr. KEMBL'E ;
Wellborn, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
justice Greedy, Mr. LIST.ON ;
Marrall. Mr. FARLE Y.;
Lady All worth' Mrs. POWELI,;
Margaret, Miss S. -.BOOTH.

After which will be performed, for the zoth time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PA DMANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH, -
With entire New Mu,ic, Machintry, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
Padmanaba, Mr. JEFF F. RIES •
Sultan of Cashrnire, Mr. NORMAN ;
Omar, the Fisherman. Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
entacattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. GRI NIA ;
Zelica, the Sultan's Dauener, Mrs. PARK ER ;
lidorea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BOLTON. -
Boxes 7s. Second.price 6d.—Pit 3s 6d. Second-price
11.—Galleryzs. Second-price Is.-1.-piier Gallery is. Se-
nond.price 6d.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, in Hari-street.
The Doors will be opened at liall.past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
The new Pantomime of I-I.irlequin and Padnianaba, or,
The Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the
highest approbation and applause, will be repeated every
Evening tall further notice.
On Saturday, The Foundling of the Forest.—On Monday,
Cato. —On Tuesday, The Knight of Snowdoun.— On Wen.
Uesday, The Revenge.— Ou Thursday, The Stranger.
The Public arc respectfully informed, that a New Grand
Operatic Drama, founded on The Incas of Marmontel, and
Xotzebue's Play of Rolla, or, The Virgin of the Sun, has
been long in preparation, and will be produced early in the
Week after next.
London, England, 1812-01-16

STATE Of MS NIAJESjoy'S IIEALTI-i.

Earl CAMDEN (Lord President) presented the
Report of the Lords Committees, on their examina-
tion of the Royal Physicians respeaing the a&ual
state of his Majesty's health, which was ordered to
be printed for the use of their Lord,hips.
Three of the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs presented certain Accounts orde'red to be
laid before the House, respecting East India Pro-
hibited Goods. •

Mr. Dawson from the Bank presented certain Ac-
counts (respecting the Issue' arcuiation of.
Notes, &c.), in pursuance of their, Lordships' Vote
of till pth nisi;

Mr. Heywoo4, from the same Corporation, pre-
sented the Accounts ordered respecting the state of
the Consolidated Fund.

Mr. Milford, from the Treasury, presented cer-
tain Accounts respetling the state of the Scots Herring
Fishery, the Northern Light Houses, and the North-
ern 'Whale Fisheries : directed to be laid annually
before Parliament.

These Accounts were respeEtivelfordered to lie
on the table .; when the adjournment (till tu-mor--
row) took ploce.

HOUSE of COMMONS,

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 15.

At four o'clock the SPEAKER counted the Mem-
bers, when only 33 being present,, au adjournineut
necessarily tonk place.
London, England, 1812-01-16

BIRTIIS.

On the 27th ult. at Chester, the Lady of Captain Robert
Evans,- ot the Royal Navy, ot a Son.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Rowlandson, of Queen-square,
Bloomsbury, of a Daughter, being her 13th chtid.

MARKIAI),

On Monday, at Charles Church, Plymouth, -- Hud.
son, Esq. to Miss Hawker, daughter of Robert Hawker,
1).1).' Vicar of that Parish.

On Tuesday, at St. Baaholomew's the Less, Mr. Roe, of
the Inner Temple, to Miss Maria Collins, of Duke street,
‘Vest Sin thfield.

Yesterday morning, at St. Pancras, Charles lacomb, Esq.
of Hunter-street, Brunswick-square,. to Henrietta Anne, se-
cond Daughter of F. Dollmm, Esq. of Cower-street.
The same morning, at Enfield, the Rev. Thomas Henry
Elwin, to Eliza Eleonora Monk, eldest daughter of ‘VilliaM,
Monk, Esq. of Enfield.
London, England, 1812-03-24

eas'ons, and this was cn3 which they should by no
me,ns suff 1- to pass unnoticed. For a long time
the person to whom he alluded ha,i large sums of
the publ c money passing through his hands ; and
it was not a little extr ,oichitary that one of the
C erks of the Treasury should be able to expend
such large sums as he hld done in building and in
other ways. He thought it his duty, thus early,
for the reasons he had stated, to call the attention of
the House to the subjec-t, respelling which he trust-
ed they should hear something from the Noble Se-
cetary of State.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, their Lordships
Must be sure he could-not regularly afford any in-
formation on the subject. The transaction referred
to; was one between the Lords of the Treasury, and
one of the Clerks of that department ;. the prodeed-
ings were of some notoriety, and by the extent that
was issued, a consideratle sum was obtained. The
affair did not come under his immediate cognizance.
It was un4pubtedly competent to the Noble Earl to
bring forward 'a motion on the subject if he thought
proper ; and it would be for the House to consider
how far such motion could be eut.;:itained.
London, England, 1812-03-24

ORDERS IN COLINICII..

. _
Earl FITZWILLIAM, in a _faint voice, addressed a
few observations to the House, which appeared to
us to refer to this subj,i6l. He said he should have
several petitions to present from manufaCturers and
other commercial' persons, complaining of the in-
jurious and demo ctiVe consepri-nces resulting to
their interests from the system 461 measures connect-
ed with this subjza ; and chit, when theSe 'petitions
should be before the House, he feel if in-
cumbent on him, under the circurnsiauees, to come
forwa
i rd with a :notion respecting the abrogation of
.
so njurtou, a system.
London, England, 1812-03-24

M !YNOOTII COLLEGE.

- -
Sir J. NE' PORT wi.hed to know if the Right
Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Ryder) had any objedion tq
produce the documents on which he had giounded"
an assertion he had advanced in a late debate, name►
ly, that many of the persons who had received their
education at Maynooth College had made an un-
due use of the "influence they possessed, to, gala
proselytes to the Roman Catholic
_religion. -
Mr. RYDER denied having accused the persons
educated at Maynowli, of exerting an undu,,.
ence ; but he had said, if means could be dcvi-ed of
divesting the establishment of such an etfrot he
should be glad, as he believed it tended to spre.id
the Roman Catholic Religion in,coine tmts of Ire-
land, IA here form :0y the Protestant Religion was,
in a great measure, established. With tins feeling,
he bad opposed any extension of the gram for tin;
support of that College.
Sir JOHN NEwroaT repeated, that the •.Rig-ht
Hon. Gentleman had made use of the words winch
had '..•!..a) imputed to him, and said, he would give
notice of a motion to-morrow for the produdion of
those documents, on. which what be had advanced
was founded.

The SPEAKER observed, that -to give such a no•
tice, with a reference to words said to have fallen
from an Hon. Member on a former occasion, but,
which were denied, and to call for documents on
them, went beyond any thing which bad hitherto
been the custom of Parliament.

Sir .1. NEWPORT gave notice, that he would move
to-morrow for documents on the subjed.
Mr. D. GIDDY wished for some information re-
spe.eting the Dublin Capal Company.
Mr. W. POLE begged leave, in answer to the
question proposed to him by the Hon. Gentlemtw,
to stale, that the subject to which he had referred,
had occupied the most serious attention of rte
Government ; and he hoped to be able, after i he Ho.
lidays, to lay some Papers before the House respect-
ing this Company. He had taken great pains to in-
vestigate their afTh:rs, and he had no hesita. ion in
saying, that the more he Gad inquired, the more the
opinion which he had formerly expressed upon thic,
subject was confirmed. This was certainly a case
of great importance ; he hoped, however, that the
Hon. Gentleman would be satisfied. with this gene-
ral answer at present ; he would certainly. torn his
attention to it dining the recess,. and he hoped, that.
at the conclusion of it, he should be able to com-
municate to the Hon. Gentleman, and the House,
some satisfaaory information.
London, England, 1812-03-24

EAST INDIA HOUSE,
Feb. 26,
'THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UMTED
CuMPANY of MERCHANT:, of ENGLAND Trad-
ing to the .Ea.it ladies, do. here& give Notice,
That at the ,Vaarterly General Court of the said Campapti,,
appointad to be heldon trednesd.9,, the 25th of March next, the
Unaninz;us Resolution of the C'vurt of Ditedors of ads day
whirein they state,
That the Commanier, Officers, and Owners, of the ship
Ceylon, are fully acquitted of all imputation of Negled or
Misconduct in respect to the Capture of the said Ship, will
be reported to the General Court, agreeably to the Al of
the 39th of his present Majesty, .Ch Bg.
IVIELIAM RAMSAY;
London, England, 1812-03-24

LONDON : Printed by.IH()MAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; aid Published by WI I LIAM A R MIC ER SCRIPPS, South Molton-street, Gr.mvepor-squarti,
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London, England, 1812-03-24

Ater idtile tilsC.rissiod, iti whi6h Sri S.
Mr. Holfurd, Mr. Wynne, and Mr. n, der parirci-
pated; the further consideration Of the Report wls
deferred until to-morrow,

The Report of the Committee of Supply was
brought up, and the grant to the Board Of Agricul-
ture agreed to.
Mr. LUSHENGTON brought up the Report of Lord
Wellington's Annuity gill, which was agreed to.
The Ids(' Militia Ad Amendment Biil, the Irish
Mintia Families Bill, the Irish Soldiers Wives and
Families Bill, and the Jamaica Trade Bill, were
read a third lime and passed.
Mr. WHARTON brOH4hE in the Bill for regulating
the sale of coffee. Read a first, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1812-10-30

TuO the Milt& disturbed,- the Het distressed,
and the -At xiety that often preys on Persons in the
most exalted Stages •of Life, Advice, • Consolation, and Re-
source, that can alleviate their Suffering's, is a comfort de,.
uutly to be wished. It yin be afforded by one coMpetent,
from his Contemplation and Study of future events, to give it,
where he is satisfied with the object requiring it. •
No letter ,can be- regarded.that does not come from a re-
spectable quarter, and is pot explanatory of Name, Address,
and Circumstances. Such a one, sending- aline to Dr. H. at
the Library, 81, Portland-street, will receive instant notice.;
London, England, 1812-10-30

THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE, No. 2,
with a new Edition of the First Number, are publish-
ed:this Day,.price.ls. each, by STOCKDALE, Jun. 41, Pa
Mall, who respectfully congratulates all well-wishers to the
Church and State, on the favourable prospects which have al-
ready opened to. view, in consequence of the above and other
Publications, tending to awaken'thc • Publicf to the ultimate
object of the Catholic Claim.
Proposals for the Protestant Advocate, with a List of Capi-
tal Anti-Catholic Tracts, may be had gratis.
London, England, 1812-10-30

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
Oct. 29, 131 Y.
pHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His 11.4.11:71"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, TitiTt
on Tuesday nc4, the 3d of November, they will be ready to re:-
ceive • Tenders in writing, (Sealed up) and treat for One
Hundred Ton.r of good, sound, merchantable RICE, and
for Fifty Tons *f MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to <be answer-
able to Samples (the Rice of one pound, and the Sugar qf
.-iwo pounds weight each), to be produced with the Ten 7
ders, to be delivered, in the space,of okentek, into his Na-
toli* Army Victualling Stores fit St. Catherine's; and to
be paid for by Bills, payable with Interot, Ninety Days
after date.

I'he Conditions of the. Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
tary's (Vice..

No rep,wrd will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words ut length, or that shalt not be de-
livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday
nest, the Stl l',Ovember," nor unless the Person who makes
sthe Tender, or some Person on his behulf, attends, to answer
when celled for.
London, England, 1812-10-30

BANKING BUSINES§.
ANY Person of .Property, who Luis influence in
his Netgbhourhood may have a Concern (without Part-
nerehip)• in a LONDON BANKING HOUSE that will prove
extremely profitable. -
Any such, giving a satisfactory account. of his Responsibi-
lity and Credit, will be pleased to address. a lino to Mr. Ry-
(ler, 81, Portland-street;
London, England, 1812-10-30

LARGE ADVO W SON, WAR WICKSI I I RE .

SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AVCTION,
In London., (unless previously diSpOsed of by Private
Contract),
HE ,ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly
.AL midway between Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting
tf an excellent Parsonage House, and about Eighty-eight
Acres of Rich -Glebe,Land; and the TITHES belonging to
the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwards of Eleven
Thoosand Acres,- together of the estimated yearly value of
betweCU Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the present.ln-
ctunbent aged about 5.6 years_
Printed Particulars may--soon he bad, at the Auction Mart.r
'of Thomas Byder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; of Messrs. Itichard7
son and GO. No. 7, Lincoln's inn Fields ; of Joseph Hard-
Itig, Esq. ; of ThOmaS • Hunt,- Esq. Stratford on
Avid; • and of Messrs. Webb, Webb,,and Attwood, Salis-
bury, who will treat .by private contract.. .
London, England, 1812-10-30

j ,/irR.SPILS;ILIRV ,from his success inScrophu-
-111- lons Cases, may be consulted any.Moining between
the hours. of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, N0..15,.
Soho-square, London. . •
Patients wishing to consult hiru.at their own Houses., on
Diseases of the joints, Scorbutic and ErUptive Complaints,
previous to making Use of the PATENT AN TI SCO K.
14UTIC DROPS, will, have a decided Opinion as to the
probability of Success. •
Terms of Attendance may be known at the -Dispensary,
No. rs,`Solio-square.
As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask for Spil--
bury's Patent Antiscorbtitic Drys, with the King's duty
printed in black ink, in bottles, of SS. 6d. donble bottles los
and larger 11. as. duty inclutf,!il. Compoilud Essence, Bs.
Dispensary, is, Sgite-squarei London. -
London, England, 1812-10-30

THEATILE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
'TO-MORI-10W EVENING,- Oct. 31, 1812,
Will be acted Shakespeare's Nay of

THE ,TEMPE,'ST ;
Or, THE I?,NCHANTEIJ ISLAND.
..Mons., Mr. eItESWELL; •
Prospero, Mr. YOUNG;
Hippolyto, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.;
- Antonia; Mr. CHAPMAN;
Ferdinand, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Gonzalo-' Mr. MURRAY ;
T rinenlo, Mr. J3LANCHARD; ,
St e pitaqa, Mr. MATII.F.WS;
Caliban,. Mr. EMERY;
• Mairuda, Miss COOKE;
Dorinda„ MiS4-S. BOOTH;
Ariel, Miss BOLTON. •
To Which will be added, the Farre.of
LOVE LAUGHS ,AT LOCKSMITHS.

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
lewßox-Office, w Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. iiedond Price 2s.
Lower
.Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price 6d.
On Monday, the Romantic Melo-Drama of Valentine and
Orson.
The.numerous.parties who hart secured places for the suc-
ceeding nights of the Lord of the Manor, will have their re-
served for Mons ay and Wednesday next.
*** The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr.
BETTY is- engaged at this Theatre, and will make his
first appearance in London-these six years, on Tuesday next,
in the character of Achmct, in the Tragedy of Barbarossa.—
And those numerous Ladies and Gentlemen who have been
disappointed in Obtaining Places, are respectfully informed
that Mr. Betty's other Nights of performing izo, that Week will
been Thursday and Saturday; . •
The Tragedies of the- Ea/iil of Esseic and Alexander the
Great have been long in preparation, and will he produced
juin) ediately. .
Torquhar's Comedy of The -Recruiting Officer is in re-
. hearstil, and will be acted as soon. as possible.
London, England, 1812-10-30

BIRTHS.

On . the 31st. of March, at Madras, the Lady of Thomas
Stockdale, Esq. of a Daughter.
.On Wednesday last, at Ha.mseett, the Lady of L. Croban,,
Esq. of a Daughter.
On the 28th inst. at his house at "(Vanstead, the .Lady of
T. Curtis, Esq.• of a-J)aughter._•
On the 25th inst. at Acton-Scott,. Shropshire, -.the Lady of
Thomas P. Stackhouse, Esq. of a Daughter. •
London, England, 1812-10-30

ATOTICE it hereby given, that. the TOLLS
• arising at' GALLEY COBNEB,and NORTHAW
TURNPIKE GATES; situate near the Sign of the Green
Man, at Potter's Bar, on the :':orth Road, by wayof
llstfield,n ill-
he Let by Auction to the best bidder, at the. house of Charles
Townsend, the Salisbury .Artui inn, Ilatfield, on Monday, the
30th day of November next, _between the hours of, 12 and 1
o'clock of the same day.

The said Tolls will tie put-up at the sum. 'of 16151. the net
sum which they produced the preceding year, and will be let
for the term of three years. .

A Deposit will ,he required; also the names of two sua-
cient Sureties for the due performance of the covenants of a
Lease to be executed previous to entering oil the said Tolls.
JOHN- MARE, •
Clerk-to the-Commissioners.
Hatfield, 27th Oct. 1312.
London, England, 1812-10-30

GENERAL POST-OFFICE,
Tuesday, 27th October, 1812.
A Z3OUT Seven o'Clock on the evening of
Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH
was robbed of the Bags of Letters, for London, described at
Foot,hetween Kettering and Higham Ferrers, and within
three Miles of Higham Ferrers, by forcing the Lock of the

The Bags stolen are,—
Halifax of the 25th Nottingham 26th.
Braclford.... ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto
Leeds - ditto Oakbani
Wakefield Uppingliam
Huddersfield ditto Kettering . ditto'
Barnsley...... ditto h rapsto ne ditto
Sheffield— . ditto •
Itotherham—ditto
•
Chesterfield.. ditto
Mansfield ... ditto ,
Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who com-
mitted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS,
one Moiety to be paid on. Commitment for Trial, and the
other Moiety. on Conviction. If an Accomplice, in the_Rob-
bery will surrender himself and make Discovery, whereby
one or more of the Persons concerned thereiesliall be apPre7
hended and brought to Justice, such DiscOverer ,will be e,n,
titled_ to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for
the. Crown.
By Comaiandof the Postmaster-General,
F. FREELING, Sec. .

1011111, HEUNIATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
ILL Af• FEU' lONS, with :heir usual concomitants,
Shashi, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene-
ral Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved
and frequently cured by E A D'S ESSENCE of
MusTARD P • LES, after every other means had biled.
The FLUID ESSENCE of Al usTA ith• (used with the
Pills in those complaints where necessarv)-( is perhaps the
most alive, penetrating, and etre:anal relnedy in the world,
generally curing the severest SP I: AI NS and BRUISES, in
less than half the time usually taken by Optieleldoc, A rque-
busade, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used
immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning
black. • •

WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally effi-
cacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore I cgs, Scorbutic.
Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles,
Ilreakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and. Eyelids, Sore
and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of
every description.
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apotheca;y,
N. 15, Greek street, Soho, London. The Essence and
Pills at 25. 9d. each ; the Cerate at is. I d. and as.
9d.—
Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
*** The genuine has a Black ink Slaw:), with the name
ohnston inserted on it.
London, England, 1812-10-30

1. 1' D Y 0 C BFJ hal 30
1812

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, acid MEEI-10LpERS,

of the COUNTY of cARmARTHEN.

. GENTLE:':IEN,
, • ,
iCANOT 1 moment
lose, a in presenting to
N
ou uly hest Thanks for the' distinguished Iloilo:1r you
have this day done me, by a second time electing me your
Representative in Parliament. .

My gcatitude to you, Getitlenien, will be best evinced by a
punctual disclurge of soy ParliaMentary Duties, and by a
close attention to the luterests of the County I have the ho-

Hour to represent.
I have the honour to be,
Gentle:nen,
Your most devoted and.obliged Servant,
ROBERT SEYMOUR.
Taliaris, Oct. 26081.2.

I'IG7L.ILLIN6-G FFIGE,

Oetober 28, i S 1 e 2..
faiHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
iiii.imtvEsTY's NAVY do her give, Notice,,That
on Friday, the Gth of November next, their Agent at Dover
will be ready, at the I'ictualling Ogee et that ilace, to 7*-
eeive,Troders in writing' (sealed up), and treat for the supiily
4 Thirty Bojs, of KENTNii HOPS, to be tleliverre in
three weeks or sooner, if. required, into the Victuall;n,g Stores
at Dover; and toile paid for by ;Bilis, payabfe with Interest,
Ninety Days after date.
lice Conditions of the Contract:May be seen by applying to
the 'Agent at Dover- • • .
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Priec
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Friday,
the GM of November
,next, as aforestrid, nor antess thePersiin
who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called for.
London, England, 1812-10-30

IciumßEE 628521

T• THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
lES PRESENT EVENING, October 30,
k, .1412, their Majesties Servants will perform O'E..e.efe's
mnlik Opera of
THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA.
Alphonso, Mr. HORN;
Don Caesar, Mr. BELLAMY; •
(Being his First Appearance on this-Stage,) •
Don Scipio, Mr. PENSON;
Don Fernando, Mr./PYNE ;.•
• Don Juan, Mr. PENLEY ;
1.4 r- LOVEGROVE ;
Spade, Mr. KNIGHT ;
Sanguino, Mr. WALLACK, Jun.
Philippe., Mr. PHILIPPS. -
Victoria, Mrs. MOUNTAIN;
• • Catalina, Miss KELLY,;
Isabella, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Lorenza, Mrs.-DICKONS. •
To which will be added the Farce of
HOW TO DIE FOR LOVE L.
Baron Altorf, Mr. CARR ;
Captain Blumenfield, Mr. WRENCH;
Captain Thalwick, Mr. DECAMP ;
Trap, Mr. KNIGHT; •
Trick, Mr. OXBERRY ;
Michael, Mr. MADDOCKS;
Charlotte, Miss KELLY.
'''he Doors to be upeacd at half past Five: o'Clock, to' be
ties at half past Six.
Boxes, ;-s.; Second Price 3s. 6c1.--Pit, 3s. 6d..; Second Price,
'2s.; Second-Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, is.;
Second-Price, 6d-.
Boxes and-Places to, be taker. of Mr. Suring, Box Book-
reePer, at, the Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till
"r, aad from Tcn in the Evening until 'the Doors are
Tlie rincipal Box Entrances arc in Brydges-street, with
rauxiliary door in Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in
ussell-street and Woburn-street; the• Lower Gallery,. En-
la-ances are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Upper
Qallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only.
Carriages 'to the Bores, to.doWF set and- take up from
treat Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw' off towards the
ttrand.
To the Pit, to set down from GrcatßaSsell-Street, and draw
trf down Little Russells-street and.Drurv-Imie:•••
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.---No Money to be Returned.
' • Vivant Rex et Regina.

To-morrow, the Comedy of the Rivals; with the Musical
Entertainment called Of Age To-Morrow.—On Monday,
1/akespeare's Comedy of As You Like It, with the Musical
Entertainment of the Review, or the Wags of Windsos:.--On
Tuesday, Tobin's Comedy of the honey-Moon, Nv it h the Co-
Lille Drama of the Thrue and the Deuce.!-.--:-On .Wednesday,
a,ickerstalrs Comic Opera of Lionel, and Clarissa, with the
Parce (if WhO's the Dupe ?—:On Thursday, Mjirphv's Comedy
Ali in tha Wrong, with the Farce of the Weiiihercock—
On Friday, Cibbcr's Comedy of She Wou'd and She Wou'd
/Nrot, with the last new Musical Farce -of Turn Out
All Persons having made ,good their Title of Free Adinis-
three days at the least; prpiious to the exercise of
!ale!) Right, will he required tti sign their Names at the Dopy.',
3ook which will be kept reedy for that purpose, and
kill riot he admitted without_ such signature. .
The right hand Atior, leading from the hall in BrydgeS-
street, will he
,opene(l for Free Admissions to the poxes,
and confined to them only.
• Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received
at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only.
London, England, 1812-12-02

CORTES, 9TH DAY:

A dispatch was read, which had beep addressed
to the Secretary of the Government of the Penin-
sula, from• Avila, on the 31st of last month, by

the Political Chief of Madrid, informing 'him of
the necessity of ordering Lieutehant-Gentral HILL
to abandon the Tagus ; charging, at the same
tune, t 1..! said General EsritsA to.assure ,the said
'Authorities, that though the British army sees
itself obliged to make this movement, it confident-
ly ti ists that this necessity will last but for a short
and that it will soon be in a situation to re=
establish the affairs of the Peninsula.—(l?,edactcr
General, Nov. 10.)

Our Fahnouth letter, as our Readers will find,
states a report that the army of Portugal amounts
to 40,000 infantry and 5000. cavalry, and that
they were following the retreat of Lord. WEL-.
LINGTON. No such intelligence had reached Mini-
sters this day. By private letters, however, we learn
that skirmishes had taken place between the Al-
lied Army and the enemy, and that, there was a
general expectation of a battle on the fields of Sa-

atnanca.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, thePRINeP. REGENT
received the Address of the House of Peers at
Carlton House. His Royal Highness afterwards
gave audience to Vieotint SID.frOUTH, the LORD
CHANCELLOR,' the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the Mar=
qui§ CAMDEN, and Lord GEORGE BEREsFoni).—
The. latter 'took his Royal Highness's command*
as to when he- would he pleased to receive the
Address of the Lionse of.Coriunons.

The PiaticE‘ REGENT is expected to hold his
first. Levee to-morrow'se'nnight.
Yesterday morning the Princesses ELIZABETH
and MARY went from the Queen's Palace, to .visit
the Duchess of BauNswzOK, at her house, in
over-square, and afterwards left toWn for

Windsor.
BY•the Jane,, arrived at Piirtsmouth froM the
River Plate, we have been favoured .vith-letters
to the 2d of September. We are happy to find,
that they hold out a prospect .of the speedy ad-
iii:tment of the differences between the'conteud-
ing Spaniards in that quarter. 'When the laSt ad-
vices c4zne away, the respective. Governments of
Buenos .Ayres- and Monte Video were appointing
,Delegates, in order to ;iegoctiate a peace.
The Loire, Capt.. T. BROWN. sailed on Saturday
morning • from Portsmouth for Lisbon, with
100,00)1.' to pay the,army in Portugal.
The Strenqous gun-brig, arrived at Plymouth;- is
stated to bring intelligence of the sailing .of two
French frigates from Brest, SuppoSed for America,:.
In the case of TAAyE v.-Chief Justice DowNEs,
judgment is deferred, in the Court.of Common
Pleas, Dublin, until next Term., •
--The recruiting for the Life Guards proceeds
with great success. The party under the com-
mand of Capt. HP.RBERT have already enlisted urz-
wards-ot 60 fine fellows,
A•gallowey belonging to Mr. Pilch, -a victualler,
was backed .yesterday for a conSiderable stake, to
gallop five miles in fourteen minutes, on the Wood-
ford road. Heavy sums were pending on the event,
and time was two to one the favourite whilst the
animal was going-the first mile, but the match was
won cleverly in seventeen second, within the given
London, England, 1812-12-02

PRIVATE BUSINESS,

Lord tASTLEREAGH rose to call the attention of
the House to the arrangements .necessary to be
millade; with regard to private busiliess. He was
-desirous.in this respect of folloWing the example
of the last Session, Which had proved to be so
advantageous to the dispatch ofthiS growing mass.
of matter, and concluded by moving the following
Resolutions, r which were severally put from the
Chair, and agreed to

" That no Petition on priVate business siiali !_,e• received
after Friday, the 18th of the current month,of December; .
" That no Private BM be read a first time after 'Monday
-the Bth day of March neat ;
' "That no Report on a Private Bill be received by the House
after Monday, the 10t1r of May.!'
These Resolutions were ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1812-12-02

LOWE'S PATENT ,BRITISII

TAI IS-Fabric (after Four Years progressive itn
provernent) is now brought to.a Degree of excellence
and perfection unequalled.
Peculiarlyadapted for all Climates and Seaon, by s free-
dom from •the effects imidert to the changes of the Atmos-
phere, to Which every other description Of Shirting, Cloth is
liable.

It is pleasant and con.fortahlt in weal, washes beautifully
white, warranted for dura7iility ezinal to the best Irish Linen,
and sold at about half t e prke, Wholesale and by the Piece,
at the original Warehouse,•ls4; Cheapside, near St. Paul's ;
Harding and Co 89, Pall-Mall ;.D'Oyley's Warbhouse, Strand;
and no other House in London.
London, England, 1812-12-02

rt TITIONS AGAINST x-i . cA'rfiattc

Sir WILLIAM SCOTT presented a Petitiop from
the Masters, Scholars, &c. of du! Univosity of
Oxford, praying that the House would luainsaiii
the. Protestant Constitution of the Country, .and
resist the demands made upon it in favour of
what is called Catholic Emancipation. It 'ex:,
pressed the conviction of the Petitioners, that if
the claims made in behalf of the Cathcilics were
conceded, the consequeuce of thus breaking down
the guards•and barriers of the Constitution would'
in the end prove- the destruction of that under
which the, nation had so long been prosperous;
happy, and elevated.
It was read by the Clerk,-and ordered to lie on
.the table. ' '

A similar Petition was afterwards presented by
Mr. Atkins Wright,:from the Mayor and Corpora-
tion of Oxford'; which, after a 'few words from
'r. Lockhart, was ordered to lie on the table.

Sir WM. CUIt.TIS presented another Petition, of
the nne nature, from the Clergy of London, un-
der the denomination of Shin College, ich was
read and laid on the•table "with the preceding.