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London, England, 1815-07-17

t frigAteS lix-Aitt.,l to c"):lrev to Ow
Unites) Sim e 4.. 11cs‘1;o1,1(1 set no °nu thiring
:ttav lit mil' eirv. ,

Clause! syesteriav
issneli CC'eneral thk • city :AA
the department of the Gironde i,tt a state of siege;
and iliffereut- di'stricts under the orders
of military Oflices.

.
LYONS, JU LT 9.-4\1.0t-withstanding the eon-
vention; cone.tided at, l'Aris, and the holies. it is
calculated to excite, they are urging on the forti-
:fitations of our city with the greatest alctirity.---
The Duke of :kiln:fern's bead-quarters are only
eight leagues from hence, and we learn that the
enemy is rapid!y advancing. This morning_ the
Duke Irrived to review the whole of the Na-
tional Guards.

General Mouton-aivernet, on cating the com-
mand here, issued a Procla by no means
consolatory to the friends of peace. . In it lie de-
chives, that the representatives, as well as him-
self, have sworn never to consent to the return of
a Government proscribed by mir institutions.
Cannon have been placed-along the quay of the
Rhone : a camp is formed at the gates of the city.
lie peasants of tht• vicinity, and even, the inha-
bitants of theStiburbs, are Hocking into the inte-
rior of Lyons with their.cattle, furniture, and all
they can carry oil. Every thing, 'in short, an-
nounces war, though all the world desire peace.
London, England, 1815-07-17

THE MARKETS.

- CORN-EXCHANGE, 'JULY 17.--Our Market was
rather thistly supplied his morning. We receiv-
ed Wheat front Essex and Kent, fine samples Of
which sold freely at an advance of 25.. per quarter;
Rye was dull; fine Malt was Is. per quarter dearer;
and fine Barley supports its price ; Boiling. Peas
was dull, but Grey. Peas sold at an advance of 2s.
per quarter ; Tick Beans are also Is. per quarter
dearer ; Oats sold readily at the last quoted prices
Foreign Wheat - 455. 6.35. a
Fine ditto - - - 725. —s.
Ett:Oisit Wfirat - 445. 625.
Fine ditto - - - —s. ca
Rye
Fine ditto - - -
Burley - -20 s. Vs.
Fine ditto - - -31 s. .i
Malt - 565. 60.5. - •
Fine ditto - - - 695.
White l` L.:lse (boilers) 38S. 40s. 31.
Fine ditto - - _
Grey Pease -

Fine Grey Pease - —s,
:rick Beans - - 295. 3•is.
Old.ditto - - 355. 353.
Small Tick Beans 81s. 41s.
Ohl ditto - -89 s. 445.
Feed Oats - - - 19 s. 21s.
rine ditto - - 2os. 275.
Poland ditto -19 s: 21 s.
Fine ditto - -21 s. 31s.
Potatoe ditto• - - ' 345. S.
Rape Seed tIS1.:101, per last.
Fine Flour -
Seconds 555. COS.

3 s, 39s

SIITfIFIELD, .117 17.—Titi day's Market bad a consi-
derable supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in
other respects was, pretty good; Mutton„Veal, and Pork, Rut,-
ported last iirices ; Beef and Lamb were dearer ; and the
trade in' general was tolerably brisk.. The 'sales in the flay li
-
market We're somewhat lively.; Hay, Straw, and Clover, oh-
tained last prices. Annexed is a correct statement. of the
prices and numbers •
To sink the Offal, per stune of Slb.' • •
Beef, 4s. Od. to ss. 4d. Mutton, 4s. dd. to 55.4 d. Lamb, ss.
od •to 7s. Od. Vt.* 4s. Od. to ss. Od. Turk, 4s. 4,1. to Gs. Od. •
1890. Sheep and Lambs, 18,400. Calves, 2.;0. Pigs,
33013 easts,
.

HAY-MARKET.
Hay, 31. Os. to 51. 103. Straw, th Ss. to 21. 2s, CLiver,
41.105. to 71. 7s.

Vailons are the arguments pro and con. with
regard to the justice of the'contributions said to
be levied by Prussia upon the Parisians, and Ncliicll
it is supposed will chadge the lively nieasttre of
their late dan,ce from St. Denis to the more graue;
movement of the minuet. With respect to the
contributions to be levied next Wednesday upon
the hoards Of fortune, and for which the funds for
payment are already provided at the. Various Lot-
tery Offices, there is hot one sentiment, an anxi:
ety to share them—this is clearly shew” by tne
hourly ihcreasiug, demand for Tickets and Shares.
London, England, 1815-07-17

11 R. CAMERON, so celebrated for discover-
...lLO ing complicated. Disorders by an inspection of the
Urine, is Ii.F.MQVED to No. 34,-
FoRD-sTREET, where lie is consulted daily frtin» Eleven
O'clock till Three. Although Dr. Cs method- is singular, it
is a well ltnown fact, that he restores many to perfect health,
when the most eminent of the Profession havc failed, in pain-
ful, lingeriv;, and dangerous cases, such as Diseases of the
Liver, 13ili,ous, and other Obstrwetions, Jaundice, Loss of
Appetite, Nervous Dtshility, Gravel, Dropsy Sze. Also
those Coaiplaints peculiar to Fornalcs'at the diiecrent periods
of -Life. . •

MILLARD'S IMPIAtIAL CLOTH.
BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Ne contenant pas de lit mais en posscsdant tour les agrimens
• et qui rend inutile l'usage de dannelle.
IFiE Nobility,. Merchants, altar the Pablic,
are respectfully informed, the above CLOTH is adapt-
ed for the various purposes of Family use, far Shirting, for
Shectiug, Childrcns' wear, Slips, &c. used for the purpose
d Linen ; it surpasses every .otheeCloth in its primary
yuat-
cominciveness to health, which it promotes in un
cli—
n,a►tes, by protecting without increasing the native warmth
even in the. hottest • season, and totally preventing the va-
rious ills that arise from being
_suddenly chilled after riding
or other active exercise. It never imbibes the (Woo atmos-
phere either liv sea or land ; its economy 'and durability is
very great,' and its beauty in appearance peculiar. As'Sheet-
ing, it equally surpasses every other. Cloth.for comfort and
appearance, as well as being 2-sthS or nearly half the price,
as if• a fine wide Sheeting is_ to be purchiaed,at 7s. 6d. pci•
yard; this being only 4s. Gd. of equal fineness, will give• a
saving of 3s. Per yard, in addition to its peculiar comfort,
and so in proportion fur the other widths and qualities.
• It is Sold duly stamped,' Wholesle. in entire Cases, con-
taining from 30 to 60 pieces each, for Exportation ; and.by
the piece of 25 to 52 yards, from 2s. to ss. 6d. per yard, at
the EAST INDIA, WAREHOUSES, Cheapside, and
at no other house in Town or Country, and the • Public are.
particularly cautioned •against • imitations.---Orders with re-
mittance executed as if the parties were present.—The White
Chints for Ladies': Presses may he obtailied as abovei from
'lwo to Four Guineas each piece.
London, England, 1815-07-17

This Day was published,
In Royal Octavo, with Eng-ravings, price Ss. boards,
MElilolll on the RITINS• of BABYLON.
By CLAUDIUS JAMES RICH; sq.
acsident for the Honoueable _East India. Cua.kmay, at the
Covrt of the Pasha of Bagdad.
Printed fUr Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row ; and J. Murray, Albemarle-street..
London, England, 1815-05-25

SALE 1W AITCTION.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD. ESTATES,
EWELL, in the COUNTY of SURREY, 14 miles from
London, on the high road to arighton, Tithe Free, and
Land-Tax redeemed.
By HUGHES and QUTHWAITE, at the Bull's Head, Ewell;
' on Monday, the etith inst. at Eleven

•
:INO T .FREEHOLD HOUSE,. with
Out-buildings, in Church-street, Ewell; in tenure of
Mr. Isted.
Lot 2.—A FREEHOLD DWELLING4-10U.SE, in Churth,
street, 'with Out-buildings, Yard, and Garden, in tenure of
Mr. Charman. •

•
Lot.3.—A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, in Church-
streel, with Out-buildings, Yard, and Garden, in tenure of
Mr. Muggeridge. •
Lat 4.—A FILEEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, in Church--
street, with OW-:-buildings; -Yard, and Garden, in tenure of
Mr. Cutler.

Lot 5.-=A CAPITAL CREEIJOLD.'. RESIDENCE, • with
excellent Oibees, Lawn, Shrubberies, Pldritations, and Mea-
dow.—A most delightful Rural Retreat, In tenure of John
Lawrence, Esq.
Lot ti:--ELEVEN ACRES of RICH • ARABLE 'LAND; in
the Common, called EWELL MARSH,. adjoining the Farm
of 'l'. Calverley, Esq..
Lot 7.—Three EREEHOLD C3O'FTACI-F.S, •-wlth-Gar'dens,
situate on the High Road•from Ewell to Kitigston.
The above Property inns' be viewed, with permission of the
Tenants. Descriptive Particulars may be had at the Bull's
Head, Ewell; of J. Everest, F, q. Epsom ; at the Griffin Inn,
Kingston ;• George, at 'Morden; King's Ants, Croydon,
White Hot se, Dorking- ; Whcatsbeaf, Tooting ; of Mr. Neale,
Cheam ; at the Otlic,e's. of Mr. Kithhen, 19,. Buckingham-
street, Adelphi ; and of, HugheS and Outhwaite, St. Paul's
Church-yard, where a plan cf the Whole- Estate may he seen.
London, England, 1815-05-25

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

rr E-lESE PILLS long obtained a just celebrity.
IL in the private practice of tie Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate
Bilious Disko ders, on numerous I}atient.4 of distinction, and
otherg, particularlv the Duke of Bedford, Sir George War-
ren, Sir Gregory Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and
Seie, the Viscountess Bulkcicy, &c. lie was persuaded- to
offer theta to the Public, under the approbation and the sanc-
tion of their Names. .

The Pills are found to he an incomparable Remedy, fur re-
storing the tone of the Stomach, for miring Indigestion, or
preventing Crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eruc-
tations and flat ulences. They pi event habitual and tempo-
rary Costiveness, Sick Head-Aches, and Heart-Burn whick-
is.occasioned by Pregnancy, and a Debiiitated.Stornach, whe-
ther arising front the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem-
perate diet, or drinking to excess. -
By promoting a due. secretion of the bile, they are ob-
served Wotickrfully to clear a sallow complexion, and being a
certain, though zeiitle operative, they prevent those ohstrue-
tions in the liver which are so tromilesume in all cinintries;
hut particularly fatal in warm climates. On this account
they arc a va uable de'sideratmn in the medicine chests of
those who go a!irnad, or make frequent voyages. They are
au admirable.prepocatiye to sea-bathing, ttlz
saeeesVin the course of it greatly depends upon
of them, especially when bile enters into the caaiplicatioti
fur which sea-bat hint; is preScribol.
BC
Boxes
sttll
:dat:/„.;.A;dlord..,,e,lo:4ieltht s
in
every
London, England, 1815-05-25

THE ARMY.

The depot squadron of the Duke of BnumswlcK
OELS' Cavalry'is' ordered for foreign service.
Detachments- Irmo thtr 2d battilions-of the 7th
and 43d regiments ore ordered to Deal, prepara-
tory to their j”ining their 2d I)ittalions on their
arrival from America, and Which will inintediately
proceed to Fianders, .
'The duties of the Tower of this ntetropolitt are
to be Pali en by.a garrison'eottipany, forming, when
the 2d battalion of 'the 4th regiment of foot, now
stationed there, ail& Whose number has within
these few days been considerably reduced, on, ac-
count of the draft which his been found neeesory
to cOniplete the first battalion, now snout to pro.
ceet,l to liollan‘
Ttl'elvo,ltuntlied pen, out-pensioners of, Chel-
sea 1-lo;pital, reiident within 25 miles of London,
have been fatind, on examlnation fit for service,
and are to be're-equipped accordingly.-
The garrisoircompanies at theTo,,yer, Chelsea,
and Plymonth, are to be immediately formed into
a battatpu.
hundred men of the 2d battalion of the
434 regiment, and one 'haodred andforty...Of .the
40th regiment, were embarked on Afotillav morn-,
ing at Plymouth, ouboard die Rhin trigate, and
would sail immediately for o.tend.

LAW INTELLIGENCE...

COURT OF CHANCERY, MAy

• The continued indisposirion Lord Chan-
cellor preyented his 'attendance thk day in Court.
The VI cq:' CLIAN cs4LoR hearrl mbtioni,

AQAR, ESQ. V. THE REGENT'S CANIL,COMPANY.

The greatest part of the (lay was oi,eopiell in
hearing the arenieat of the- plaiot HT iii pti‘son in
this cause. --.1 further hearing was postponed.

COURT OF' KING'S BEN:(1I.

Lord ELLENI3OI;OO9b not Sit tti-ditV,
being in the House of :Lards, on account of Ow
indisposition of the Chancellor. • ,
Air. Justice LE came this morning, and
tried the remaining Commnn J dry causes, and
they being of no imporminee, were quickly dis-
posed, of, and the Court rose bettue twelve
o'clock.

POLICI; INTFILLIGENcri.
London, England, 1815-05-25

FOR THE STOMACII, t4VER, Sze.

:JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, fion
1-T4' • their tendency to promote all the natural secretions.
are the hest remedy for Liver and Gouty Complaints; for
Head-ache, Indivstions, and other affections of the Stomach
and Bowels, top often the.consequence of free-living. . They
are particularly recommended for Females at a critical time
of life, and as a general Fartily. Medicine tlity have no equal.
They arc mild in their opei-atimr, and are very convenient for
.tray.illees, as they do not require any confinement.
Sold by F. Newbery -and Sons. at their old establiShed Me-
dicine Warehouse, in St. and'sChurch-yard, London, price
4s. 641. a box, containing; 36 Pills, with the name, " F. New-
bery," engraved in the Stamps.. Hat as nfany persons mistake
the Trans., observe that the Number is 45, the. third froat
Cheapside. To be had also at-Dr. James's, in Eroton-street.
London, England, 1815-05-25

LAST INDIA HOUSE, Nl:iy 9, 1815.

II L couwr of DIRECTORS of • ilc
UNITED comPA'NY of I.F.II.CHANTS of ENG-
LAND TRADING to the EAST.INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,

That a (;ENERAL COURT' of the said COMPANY
will be lield'at their House in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY,
the 26th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the
desire- of more than Nine Proprietors, agreeable to the fol-
lowing Letter, viz.
London, the ath Mae, 1315.
"To the Hon: the Court of Directors of the United East
India Company.

" GLNTLEMEN—We the undersigned Proprretors of East
India Stockoluly qualified according to Law, request you will
be pleased to convene a Special General Court of Proprietors,
for the purpose of considering the, Claims of Mr. Thomas
Graham, late of the Civil—Service, on which subject a
notice. has already.b,en !,cat to your Honourable Court.
6" We have the honour to bei, Gentlemen, _
" Yolr :nest obedient bumble Servants,
"C. Morgan, - James Larid,
"Edw.ltuvenscroft, P. Hay,
(Signed) " A. Balfour, A. Kyd,
" William Young, J. Edw. Harrington,
" Robert Elliot, J. Pattie."
G. Dease,
The Notice referred to in the foregoing Letter, is that con-
tained in the Coort's Advertisement of the .Bth ult. and al-
ludes to the following Motion:—
" That Mr. THOMAS GRAHAM, late a Civil Servant
" on the-Bengal Establishment, be allowed the Sum of

One Lac 25C 7
Thou,sand Sieca Rupees, fur -long, valuable,
" and acknowledged Service,: in India, and as a Conipensa-
" lion for heavy Losses sustained by Pnblic Arrang4inents."
JAMES COBB, Secretaly.
London, England, 1815-05-25

EAST INDIA HOUSE, May 12, 1115.

TETE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
' TRADING to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice,
That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on
Friday the 2Gth inst. the following Resolution of the Court
of Directors of the 4th ult. will he laid before them for their
approbation agreeably to the-4th sectian of the Bth chapter
of the Bye-laws, viz.
" That - in consideration of the various acknowledged arid
" valuable services of Lieut.-Colonel WALKER, he he al-
" lowed on account of the loss he incurred in returning from
" Ceylon to Bombay, and for short payment in respect to in-
"terest on the Arrears restored to hint as Political_ Resident
I "at Baroda, the shm of Bombay Rupees 20,000 in full of all
" claims on any account whatever, and that the same be
" paid to Lieut.-Colonel Walker, in this country, at the rate
" of 2s. 3d. the Rupee."
And that the Papers relatin,, to the case of Lieut.-Colonel

Walker -will lie rea4y far the perusal of the Proprietors at this
House on Thursday next the 16th Instant.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.
London, England, 1815-05-25

VICM'ALLING-OFFICR, May 19, 1813.

TIE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
His lIIAJESTI"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Wednesday-, the 7th Jnne next, they a ill be ready to receive
'enders in writing (Sealed up), and treat for tae supply, on
scptirate Contracts if ritEsH BEEF io his Majesty's Skips
and Vessels itt the undermentioned pltteeY,i)iz.:—Guernscy and
Jersey, Greenock, Hull, Newcastle and Tinmonth Haven,
Swansea and Bfistol, At the space of Twelve Months front.
the dates of the respective Contracts 4 the Conditions of which
May be seen at the Sterctary's Office, at thiS Office, or by
applying to tle Postmasters at Guernsey and Jersey, and to
the Collectors of the C'nste4rs at Greenock, Hula, Newcastle,
Swansea and Br Nel respective! y.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words• at leneth, or that shall Not he
&livered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Wednes.
day, the 7lh :MC arc: rt ; nor unless the Person who makes the
Tender, or some Person On his Behalf, attends, to answer
,when called f,r.

Each Tender must also &t. accompanied by a Letter siva'
by two rtispinxible Persons engaging to became bound with the
Party tendering, in the Petial Sum of 5001, for the due per=
formance of each +lithe Contracts.
London, England, 1815-05-25

TO BE SOLD 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AMost ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in the Parish
of St. Ncoes, in the County of Ituritingdon ; consisting
of a Capital Farm, called WINTERIiNGHAM, with conre-
nient,Out-houseS, and upwards of Fire Hundred Acres of
Land,-late in the occupation of Mr. Flint.—Further particu-
lars and price may he had by applying to Mr. George Wade,
Solicitor, Dutimow, Essex ; or Mr.llenj Amin Whitney, Bramp-
ton, near Huntingdon.---Possession of the Farm may he had
at Michaelmas next, or sooner, on coMpleting the Purchase,
and half the Purchase-money may remain 'on Aortgiige, for a
limited period.

TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR wan'.
The Sight;of the Aged is restored;
The Weak Sight stleUgtherieol ;
The Perfect Sight preserved,

BY BRADBERRY's PATENT SPECTA-:
CLES, 3o;' Osdord-Ata-ect.

To prevent Disappointment, be particular in observing it
is not a shop, but a Private.flause, next ,door to the, Fish-
monger's, between Swallow-street,' and Argyle-street.

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.

WHEREAS some. unprincipled Person has
daringly affixed Iny Signature to a Copper-plate
Label for HARVEY'S FISU SAUCE; and as such 3 frau-
dulent proceeding must greatly hart the sole and credit'of
the Genuine Article, I hereby offer a REWARD of ONE
HUNDRERPOUNDS, to be eaid upon C,•-onviction of any
one who maY practise such air imposition after this public
Notice. (Sizned) ELIZABETH LAZENBY.
Eulward-street, Pornlan-square.
_ . _

N. 13. The adthirers of the Genuine S AEC E are respect-
fully informed the above imposition may be detected, by ob-
serring the Spurious Article has the words, " Prepare:t at
his," instead of " At,E. Lazenby's' Fish Sauce Warehouse,"
on the Label.

BIBLE SOCIETY.
Just published, price Three 'Shillings,

AREvi EW of Mr.NORRIS's ATTACK upon
the BRITISH and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. De-
dicated, by p‘erntission, to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
St. David's. .

By the Rev: WNI. DEALTRY, F.R.S.
Rector of -Clapham, and late Fellow of Trinity College,

Cambridge.

London : Printed .for John Hatchard, Piccadilly; and sold
by L. B. Seeley, Fleet-street.

This Day was published, price Gs. in boards;

#ll-E RANCE; a Poem. By J. W. CUN-
•
••
• NINGHANI, A.M. Vicar of Harrow.

Printed for Cadell and Davies, Strand; and J. ilatchard,
No. 190, Piccadilly. ,
• •Of whom mav be had, by the same Author,
1. A World without Souls. HIM Edition, price ss. Gcl.
2. The Velvet Cushion. Eighth Edition, price sa. in boards.
London, England, 1815-05-22

VICTMILLING OFFICE, May 16;
‘lBl5.

THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALING
His 111.1.1ESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday, the 26th' instant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, (settled 4 and treat for the
Taking Away and Re-maunfacturin/r into NEW IRON
HOOPS the WHOLE of' the DANIAGED IRON
.HOOPS
(round, brohen,bent,Or in pieccs) that may from trice to linty
arise, or be delivered into his MAJESTY'S VICTUALLING
STORES at DEPTFORD, daring the space Of Twelve Ca-
"(la'? Months, from the ist of Jane next : to be paid for by
Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dv/N after date.
The C,nditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretiry's•-•p/lice..
No regard will be lira to an.y ,Tender ui tali, h tlse; Price clan
not lie inserted in words nt let,,,th,;or that .shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Cloch oh the sail Friday, the
26th ftsstant, nor unless the Person who makes the render,
or sonic Person on' his behalf, attends, to answer when
called • fin'.
Eack Tender niast also be accompanied by a Letter stigrecd
by two responsible Persons engagiwg to become bound with
the Party' tendering, in the Penal Sans 0f36001.f0r the due
performance of the Contract.
London, England, 1815-05-22

INSURRECTIQN IN LA VENDEE

Since writing Our. rethar,ks for the day, we have
reccii•ecLthe saiiifactrily inrOrniation;

which con Ems what we have stated respecting the

rising in La Vendee :—" We understand that in-

liar been received from the COast of

Brittany and La, Vendee, that thii lilsurrection
Against Btrimili.AßTE is very general, •and the
White Cockade every ‘vbere flying and that
several General Officers have joined these brave
and loyal subjects of the good King Lours XVIII.;
and that in La Vendee alone, frOth 50 to 60,000
then are in amis."

(OFFICIAL.)

TELEGRAPH FROM PORTSMOUTH.

. .
!he: Captain of the Cephabis sloop just arrived
from the Coaii of.Franae-LLa Vend6e in a general

state of Insurrection !
London, England, 1815-05-22

ITHE PAMPHLETEER..
Just published, price 6s. 6d.
T PAAI P 1-1 LE E E H., No. X.—
Containing-
1. M. Benj. de Constant on the Responsibility of Ministers
Trial by Jury, by J. Longley, Esq Mr. ‘Vilbcr-
loree's Letter to Prince Talleyrand-4. On the Means of,
Preserving Houses from Fire-5. An Attempt to Estimate
the PoetleaUTalents of the Present Age, by T. N. Talfourd,
Esq.-6. On the Organology of the Brain-7. Mr. P. Eliot's
Letters tontinued—S. Mr. Basil Montagu -on the Insolvent
Bill-9. A New Theory of the Two Hemispheres, by G. A.
Thompson, Esq.
Sold by Messrs. Gale and Go. and all other Booksellers.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coi.FritAcT,
AMost ELIGIBLE E'rATE, in the PArisii
of St. Neoes, in the County of Huntingdon ;-• consisting
of a Capital Farm, called WINTERINGHAM,, with conve-
nient Ont-houses, and upwards of Five Hundred Acres of
Land, late in the occupation of Mr.-F;iiit.—Further particu-
lars and price may be liad by applying to Mr:Chaorge Wade,
Solicitor, Duntnow, Essex ; Mr.Benjnnin Whitney, Bramp-
ton, near Hunting:loth—Possession of the Forin nay be had
at Michaelmas next, or sooner, on coinpleting• tine liurebase,
and half the Purchase-money-tray remain on• Mortgage, for a
limited period.. '

CUSTOM-HOUSE, London, May_lti,_lBls.

FOR SALE (by Order of the ll•onourable the Commissioners
of his Majesty's Customs), on WEDNESDAY toe 24th,
. THURSDAY the 25th, and FRIDAY the 26th May, ISIS,
at 'F‘Vo o'Cluelt in the Afternoon of the said Days pre-

cisely,- at th 6 "COMNIER(.4.:II. SALE ROOMS, Mincing-
lane,
.
tiH fijllowitig,6ool) S :—For HOME CON-
SUNIPTION—PorceIaine, a Pair of superb Czfunlelabres
on Ormolu Stands, Gilt Ornaments
,for Clocks, Bronze Fi-
gures,- Boats, Deals, Mists, Timber,' Wool, Ilat,,Cordage,
Anchors, Bamboo Rods, Old Metal, Juniper Berries, and
sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue,. Clear
of all Duties.
The Boats, Deals, Masts, Timber, Stares, Wood, Flax,
Cordage,* Anchor's, Bamboo Rods, Old Metal, and Juniper
Berries, to be viewed at the Toixteco-Ground, Rotherhitlic ;
and all the .other Goods at the King's- Warehouse,. No. 90,..
Lower Thames-street, on Saturday the 20tIt, Monday the 22d,
and Tuesday the 23d Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the Morn-
ing to. One in the Afternoon, and on the Morn iris INfore the
Sale, where Catalogues will he delis-creel, price is. each.
London, England, 1815-05-22

TO THE CURIOUS IN WINES

r1:11-1E foilnwing-very snperior AftieleS in Pints,
11. are. NOW on-SALE .at the -COMMERCIAL HALL
WINE COMPANY'S CONCERNS, SKINNER-STREET,
140, OXFORD-STREET, IN COKNHILL, or of any of the
Contpa4,'s Agents in the Country:—

- Per Dozen.
Frontigniac of the finest quality
Malmsey,- Madeira, ditto
Malmsey; Canary, (the only parcel in the trade)
Vin de Garnash, very old, this is a Scarce article ..
lied Coustantia, imported front the Constantia Farm :• •
iin the year 1806 • s6s.
West India Madeira, very fine - 3(35.
Old East India ditto) of the umst exquisite flavour at,d
quality . .
455.
1 Past India Sherry, the oldest in-the trade, completely
• soft by old age, and of the finest genuine Sherry tia-
vour,- and cannot be surpassed •intinenesa of quality 38s.
Curious Lisbon, softened by an East India Voyage,
, Carcaveila, very old
l• Pine Apple Rum Shrub : 3os.
, .
I Orange'l3eandy Shrub . • . •
NoN•eau, Red and White ......_

4425.
3Gs.

i
tke above Articles have Veen procured at nfinii-j trouble,
and are reconnueuded .as u-orthy the attention of • Coanois-
senrs in fine Wines and superior Cordials.
N:l3. A parcel of Clarets La Fitte, very good, at 755. per
dozen,- in French bottles, .
Alin, a small parcel of the finest White Cape ever lei-
I: Jiortisd, being made frwu the Frontigoiac Grape, transplanted
Ito the Cape of Good Hope,
.and the only pared in England,
biis... per lisaeo, in ilencb. bottles. .
London, England, 1815-05-22

meurnes Regiment.--,Lieutenant Charles Itrrn.by, ?rota
ball-pay di' 'Minns Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice De
Oninveris, who exchanges. tichtard S. Glen, Gent, to be
Ensign, rice De Loriol, proinoted.
V4'atteville's Regiment.-10 he Lieutenants, Ensign, Albert.
Bondeli, vice Vdward Pellichody-, killed in action. Ensign
Joshua Harrnau„ prinnoted. Victor de
Watteville, Gent, to be .Ensigu, vice Bandell.

NUMORANDUM.
Ensign J. J. Grant, of the York Light Infantry-Volunteers,
ia superseded, beitlg absent withiSut •
The .ippointments of the undefmetithoted Offiders, as stated
in the Gazettes of t•lth December, 1813, 15th ultimO, and
tith instant, have not taken place :
John Iralkirr Gent. to be Ensign in the 2d Garrison Batta-
lion,. late of the 4th.
Atsistant-Sirrgeon Lewis Zierman, from the Bth Battalion of
the. Line a the. King's German Legion, to be Assistant...
Surgeon in the 60th Fiioi.
Lieutenants Stall and Berke, froM half-pay of the 2rl Gar-
rison 13:ttalion, to tie Lieutenants in that Corps.
ERRATA in tlitBGazettes of the 26th October 1811, and 6th
Instant.
24th Foot.—For Serjernit-Major Charles Daeb:ing to be Quar-
ter-Master, read Scricant-Major ChitritiA Dressing to be
Quarter7Master.
Meuruti'S Regiment. —For Ensign Jantei Eilelow, from
pay pi are 50th Foot, • to-beQuorter-Master, vice Vaiieher,
deceased, read Ensign Ceorge Eitgtlow, from halr-pay Of
• the:sotb- Foot, to be Quarter,Mastrq vice Faucher, de
ceased.

Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North

••• Riding; of Yorkshire.
6th Regiment of North York 1.6 cal Militia, T. Niacin!lson,
Esq. to be Lielit.-Colonel-Commandant.'

Commissions signed by the t.orti Lieutenant of the East Rid-
, ink of, the Countrof York,. and Town and County of the
Town of Kingston-tnin-Hull.
Militia--E harlcs Grimston, Esq.. to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice,
Torre, jun. deceased. Colin Watson, Gent. to be Lieute-
nant, v.c.o Settle, resigned; WalterSellon, Gibson, Gent.
to be ditto, vice Rilvington, deceased. Matthew Chalmers,
Gent, to be Wrgeon,•viee Williford, deceased:.
4th Battalion of. Local Militia.—Hobert Newbold, Gent, to be
vice Sellers, I.,roinoted, Wro. 1-11: Moody, Gent. to
be Quarter--Master, vice Lupton, resitned,
Commisiion in the Ist or West Norfolk Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lord. Lieutena,:t of the County of Norfolk..
Robert Sawyer, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Harxer, resigned,
London, England, 1815-07-10

MAILS.

Anl7vro-1 TI flfix. 1 Jamaica. 1 Cortmna, 2Dublin, 4Wa-
tci 1 lictibitrgh, 1 Guttenburgly.,
I liAiaa, I

PRICE: or STOCKS
• • TIIIS DAY AT rwr.r.,vr ,o'cytch:.
Paul: Stock, I India Bonds, fir
.
Y 3s. 49. '.
Refl. 5S 57• Exelleq. liffis, I dis. pr.
:3 per 'ent. .;ons. 59 574+1- Omnium, 1C Sill' pr.
4 pot. (.41a. Coni. 73,1 r: om. Payment, ,
5 per Cent. NavyAnii. 5.51 S 5 • Cozis. fur Atcutint, sSii
hank

1110 IT WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW,
Alueliing, 26 minutes after -5. E mug, 42 ininiite4 after 5.

Fri p QFTN.
11 •

SoLEAt QUIS I)ICEIiE FALSUM AUDEAT?

LONDON.

010-VD-IY, JULY 10, 1815.

SUN OFFICE, Two o'CLocx

A Gorernment Messenger arrived this dity in
town, about twelve o'clock. The contents of his
Dispatches had not transpired when this Paper
was pnt to Press ; but the report was, that he had
brought a confirmation of the 'entrance of the
Duke of WEELINGTON into Paris on Friday last,
and that Louts XVIJI. entered on the following
day, amidst the most fervent acclamations of the
inhabitants. His Majesty, we are assured, dur-
ing the whore of progress to his Capital, was
received With the same Manifestations of ardent
loyalty. •

The Congress hag not been dissolved by Buo-
NAPARTieS landing in prance, i ►,t transferred from
Vienna to Paris, whittle'. the Emperor ALEXA'N-
DER .acid the other Sovereigns are cilrecting
.their

course.

1 pie Funds have experienced an extraordinary
depression this day. (Minium has fallen to 811;
Consul's to 58+. A-rumour in the City, ieipeet-

ink; Austria,, is assigneti as one of the causes for

this fall.

The reports of Committal to the Tower, which
were so prevalent on Saturday, was unfounded.—
Some Ministerial visits to that place, some recent
events, a pre-disposition in men's minds -to be-
lieve incredible events have given rise to many
strange rumours, and to their obtaining that
credit which would have even refused them at
other times. We were onSaturday assured by a
person, that he absolutely saw the two persons.com-
Mitted to the Tower, and had no time to ascertain
the fact by personal enquiry.

From a mass of about a hundred Paris Papers,
to the dateof Saturday-last, we have extracted, in
as regular a-manner as our time would permit,
those notices Which trill excite the greatest inte-
rest in the British public.
We cannot give even a summary of these im-
portant Papers, but the following will, we trust,
be accepted as a leading abstract :
London, England, 1815-01-12

MILITARY.

Horse Guards, 3d January, 1815. The COMMANDER in
CHIEF has commanded it to be notified jft reference to the
Regulations regarding Medical Officers, that Assistant Sur-
geons are in future to class with Lieutenants according to
their standing in the Regiment, and :Hospital Assistants with
Ensigns.

By Command of H. R. H.The Commander in Chief,
(Signed) H. CALVERT, Adj.-Gen.
The following detachments are ordered.-to
Chatham previous to their embarkation, in order
to join, their respective Regiments in Minims,
which is expected will take place in a few days,
viz. 30th, 86th, sGth, 89th, 30th, and 29th.
London, England, 1815-01-12

HATTON-GARDEN.

Thomas Fisher, a running dustman, WAS charg-
ed with representing himself as a Police Officer,
exhibiting his gilt-headed staff, and clearing the
street of Cow-cross of hawkers 'and dealers sin
earthenware, and others Who exposed their wares
for sale in the street, without his permission, in
order to extort, money from them. He was re-
manded fora second examination.
London, England, 1815-01-12

NAVAL NEWS.

FALIVIOUTIT, jAN. 9.—Arrived the Pioneer
schooner, Lieut. HILL, from St. JOhn's,
,New-
foundland; his Majesty's ship Hav'tic; With nine
vessels from Portsmouth, for Cork and Bermuda.
Also arrived the Adolphus Augusta,'from Amelia
Island, and remains. The Pioneei. sailed with,
several vessels from Newfoundland'i under convoy
of a frigate, and parted from them in a gale of
wind, in which she Was obliged 'eo throw all her
guns but two overboird ; since which she fell in
with a large 'American priraeeer, which chased
her for several hours.—Wiud IV.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 11 —Arrived his Majesty's
ship. Bonne Citoyeune from Cork ; the ,Hero,
BACE: and the Jane, KEATLY, also from Cork ;
and the Douro transport from Guernsey.
(Mtm.)--ridmitars-OVice, Jan. 11.—The Hasty gun-brig
is ordered to proceed to Cork with any vessels which may be
bound to nem uda and the Bahama Islauds.—Wind Westerly,
and binws strong.

DEAL, JAN. 11.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Alereurius from Dieppe, and remains; and the
Mary, HUNT, fromWaterford. The Perseverance,
ROBELTS, from Dublin, remains in the Downs,
with loss of main-mast.

/ice o'CL)::k.7--Just arrived the City of Bonr-
deaux, from Bourdeanx.—Tke ontward-
bound East Indiamen are detained by contrary
winds.—Wind N. W.

PLYMOUTH. JAN. 10.—Cone in the Orestes
sloop of war front a cruize.--117iod N. W.

The Industry, SHAumoN, from Cork to Dublin,
was on shore in Holyhead Bay on Monday, and
full of water.

The Harriet, VAUMACIIIE, from Bourdeaux to
Norway, is wrecked near Christian sand.
The Aurora and ReWard, ft•etn-Calais to Lon-
'don, were lost about the 17th ult.—crews saved.
The New Hoffnung, ScnWARTEN, from Lisbon
to Hamburgh, is wrecked near the Eyder.

The Nonsuch, ALEXANDER, front Greenock to
Hamburg!), was stranded near Sylt 20th idt.

On the 12th ult. the schooner Rhoda,Wittour,

from Bermuda to this port, ladeo ;vial sugar,
coffee, and cotton, was taken by the American
schooner private,!.r, of Boston; carrying I I guns,
three leagues 'off Cape Clear. The Rhoda had

taken a pilot on board, and was proceeding for
Crookhaven, when the privateer gst between her
and the harbour, cut her off, and immediately
took possession, stripping the'Captain'and crew'of
their clothes, &c. and sent the 'crew on shore.—
(Cork Advertiser, Jun. 7.)
London, England, 1815-01-12

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A' 'SAY on the tiIARACTtit and
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Section.
London, England, 1815-01-12

BIRTHS.

On the 26th nit. at Col.Bedingfeld's, Moor-house-hall, Cum'
berland, the Lady of Harry Bradburne, Esq. of Woodlands,
Surrey, of a daughter.
On Saturday last, at his house at Exton, the Lady of L. I"
Hoskins Mawr, Esq. of a daughter.

MARItIED.
On the 9th inst. at St. George's Church, Liverpool, Colonel
Robert Munro, of the Hon. the East India Company's SI
vice, to Jane, daughter of Mrs. Dickey, of Fitzwilliam-street'
Dublin.
Yesterday morning, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square
Major Gore, of the Royal Dragoon Guards, to Mary Jan
..'
daughter putt heiress of Owen Ormsby, Esq. of Porkingtoo
Shropshire.

DIED.
At his seat in East. Lothian, Robert Deans, Esq, of HO
ington, Admiral of the White.
On Saturday evening, James Bennett, Esq. of Cadbllll
llonse, Somersetshire. vsl.
Lately, at the Eaglet Inn, Aberystwith, Edw. Humphreog
better known by the name of Admiral Hawke,frdmhishavefl
evinced much gallantry in several of that renowned command 15
engagements, and being superlatively proud of his lauteo,
lle contiaued some time in the service of his King and cop 4
try, during the present reign ; was the oldest inhabitant :stl
burgess of At.erystwith, beinc in his 99th year ; and notljti,
standing• his age, and the.misfort nue of havingti.)st his slot
he attended, and voted at the fast electiOn for Me Boroag
Cardigait.

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London, England, 1815-01-12

MASONRY.

On the 21st inst. being the anniversary meeting -
of the Mother Lodge, Kilwinning, the-foundation
stone of the mew Tower was laid.. The Brethren
of the Mother Lodge, attended by numerous de,
putations from the Stevenston, -Keith, Irvine; and
Eaglesham Lodges, and also the Archers irr their
uniforms, with bows and arrows, assembled by at
discharge of the artillery at Eglinton and Ardrog•
san, at twelve o'clock, and proceeded from the
town towards Eglinton, accompanied by two bands
of music, the Eaglesham and Kilwinning, and met
the Right Hon. Earl, and a Committee of the
lieritors of the Parish : the procession then re-
turned to the spot; and the stone was laid' wit!'
the usual solemnities, by Wm. Davidson, Esq.
Right Worshipful Master of the Mother Kilwin-
ning Lodge, and Grand Maiter of the County of
Ayr, in presence of the whole procession, and
an immense concourse of spectators assembled on.
the occasion. The Earl of Eglintou addressed
the Meeting in an elegant and appropriate speech,
and the whole was concluded by an excellent 1
prayer from. the Rev. Mr: Haldane, Chaplain to
the Mother Lodge. By a signal given at the mo.•
ment the stone was laid, another discharge of the
artillery at Eglinton and AndroSsan was fired.--•
The procession then conducted the Earl of Eglin-
ton- across the bridge, and returning ,to their re.-
spectiie Lodges, dined and spent the evening
with much conviviality. :To add to the dinner,
the Earl of Eglinton, With his'usual munificence,
sent a large ox to the brethren. About sixty of
the brethren of Eaglesham Lodge, including - all
the office bearers, with their band of music, came
from thence, a distance of twenty miles, to at-
tend this ceremony, in compliment to the Noble
Earl, their much revered landlord.

COAL MARKET, J. 11.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
90-i Newcastle l4 ..385. Od. to 595. ear
7 Sunderland 2 . 47s. Gd. to 48s. 6►l.
3 Ciodcrs 3 .. 345. Od. to —s. 04'
London, England, 1815-01-12

VI. Of Ploys

'Boys, in cases of Sickness or llcbility, shall be pensioned
as Landmen ; but Boys' time shall uot be reckoned in com-
puting- the'Pension for length of Service; and of Persons
In'onght up front lioyi in his Majesty's Service, Man's Time
shall Conti-flume front,the age of Eighteen Years.
VII. Of Pensions to Petty and Non-commissioned Officers.
That the. Petty and Nuts-conpnissioned (Hikers named in

Cod. By desertion or running from_ his Majeity's Service;
and if any 'Deserter shalt he retaken, or • shall re-enter his
Majesty's Service, he shall comucnce'a new time front the
date of such subsequent enti7,:iid shall pot. be entitled to
recisoy any time preceding such desertion or running, except
the It. shall have been preriguslyrcmoved, by
.order of the
Lords Connuissitmers of the Admiralty.
• 3rd Tly sentence of a Court-Martial.

4th. Pt.:nsioners who shall not have been discharged as -
wholly incapable, or for haring 's.cri,cd Tyonsty-ene Years or
upwards, or Whose age shall. not exectd Fifty Years, may
forfeitllicir Pensions, by nee,-IcOing or onritting to attend-at
such Port or Place, and at 'sue,' Time, tis .stitsl-1;-.14r;timet bf
War, or in prospect of a War, be appoitte-d for the „asserts-,
hling of the Pensioners, bytthe Lords C.ousinissionerS tls
Admiralty, or by neglecting or refasin?. to serve his. sty
hi, such manner as to.. tire said'. Lords' "(;somtnission say
seem proper, except when such neglca.or omission to cal,
or such
.o:...glect or ieftisal to serve, shall be accounted for by
reasonable excuse, tube admitted by the said-Lords Commis-

snniert;.
All the foregoing Pensions shall be paid by Quarterly-Pay-
inents, but no fractional part of a Shilling shall be payable at
any sncli -
Payment. • •

N. 11. It is not intended to make any alteration in Pensions
already granted ; except that Petty, and, Nna-commissioned
Officers discharged since 30th Aptil, lb 14; may receive .the
additional Allowance to therwOuld now under this
egulaiiou be entilled.

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WORSHIP-STREET.

Yesterday, Joseph Rnton and J. Hinckley were
brought up in the custody of J. Armstrong, on
suspicion of committing a burglary in Turk-street,
Bethnal•green, on Monday last., Mr. MOSER; the
Sitting Magistrate, on account of a principal
witness, was obliged to remand them both-until
this day.
London, England, 1815-01-12

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jan.-. 1; 1815.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their .Office in Pall-Jlall,
on or before Monday, the ltith day of January inst.frusn such
Persons as may be willing to undertake :the Supply of
HOSIERY ARTICLES for Service of this Departeent
for. a, period of Three Years, determinable after the ex-
piration of the first Year, 'upon Notice of Three Months, at
the option of either Party. •
Patterns of the Articles may be-vieved upon application' at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the 'ewer, and to
the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arseiaal,at
Woolwich. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, may be knorn at the Secreta-
ry's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between the
hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must
be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for
Hosiery Articles ;" but ng Proposal can be admitted' alter
the )6th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at N 0074 of the same
day, neither will' any Tcnder be 2106(:.ed, unless the Party
making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1815-01-12

MANSION-HOUSE.

Yesterday John Carlo, a custom-house officer,
underwent final examination, on a charge of s►eal-
ing leaf tobacco from the Custom-house Quays.
It appeared that the prisoner was found with
the
,tobacco concealed about hiS person, and the
constable, knowing hint to belong to the cus-
toms, took him into custody on suspicion of felony.
On this occasion a person from the Custom-house
gave the prisoner an excellent character. It was
stated that he displayed uncommon- activity (lur-
ing the late Ore at the Custom-house, and by his
personal exertion,,rescucd Colonel Kelly from the
flames ; also glass and other property of consi•
derable value.—The prisoner was discharged.
London, England, 1815-01-12

Py the Rev. H. I. KNAPP,. A.M.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orrne, and Brown, Pa-
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'( this abridgment is executed with much judgment, know-
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served; the details expand as the events become itoportant,
and a morality religiously tolerant and politically passive per-
vatlet the reflectioris."—Monthly Review, Nov. 1810.

THE SUN -REVIEW.
London, England, 1815-09-29

THE RK ETS,

CORN-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 29.—This fhorning
t•e'lloci but few arrivals and but very little business
doing, as buyers dppeily to expect a good snpply
next week. Wheat was (hill at Moncroo prices ;
'fine ilatleY, Peas, Beans, wad Oat§, fully support
their price ; in other articles there is no alteration.

SMITEIFItLD, SEPT. 29.—This day's :Market, had a short
supply of the various hinds of tattle; Beef, Mutton, Pork,
and Veal, support last prices ; and the trade, foe, the most.
`part; was somewhits nat.- The sales in the Hay-market were
fiat lively; Hay and Clover ft tched last prices; Straw ob;,
twined a better price:, The .undermentioned prices and num-.
bell are a correct statement :
London, England, 1815-09-29

MRS. MARY ANNE CLARKE.

Our'Carrespondent at Margatt informs us, that
'M.rs.,Mliy.,ANNs CLARK E has certainly. Jesitle4
for SortmtiAne, past at Wells Cottage.,
.N 4,2111 Down,
where she was last week arrested for debt. Some
confusion,' however:, arose on the occa\s,ion of the
arrest, in the 'midst of whieh,Mrs. CLARKt ef-
leered berest:ape...,•=-(ilfotning Post.).
It has been repeatedly stated, denied, and re
asserted, 'that Mrs. MAay ANN CLARKS died lately
in France. We inserted .a paragt:a.pli, confirma-
tory of, thi4 rcport, in The Times ytsterday,
which, 'upon the start:meat of a creditor by. whobt
the was. arreStcd on the 20th, at North Down,
•bear Margate, we •now'fintt ta he incorrect. 'We
ran assure our readers, :that 'we have no thotiVe
for sending this Lady either out of Great Britaih
Or out of the wOrld. Though she has now be'ets
reverted dead and ahve, afmost as often as Swift's
Almanack nu Cr, we thinii the present teititunnv
is decisiVt4and that it 'is as much to he relied upoi.
as that of the deceased Partridge, when: he Appeared,
•to the ittidei•:taker, and spok,e for himself,—Vririzes)
London, England, 1815-09-29

OLD DAILY.

Yesictday ten prisoners were tried, eight of
'whom were Convicted of felony, and two t.vcre,
acquitted.
Sane day the Sessions ended, when sentence of
'death was pasted on
Joseph Diaper, for sheep7Sfealing : James Wilson, John
flpnt, Thomas Thompson, Peter Berri, lames stud
John Francis, for stealing in a dwelling-house; John Bin-
stead and John Elms, for forgery; James Bayley, for bur-
glary: Samuel Halliday, Joseph Fisher, AVilli:rn Clark and
Henry Daniel Pratt, alias Edward Pratt, for like offends;
Thomas Wilson and Jatnes Curtis, for
_housebreaking; John
Militancy, for a robbery on Charles M,Dovott ; John Parnell,
for privately stealing- in a shop; William Menzies, for coin-
ing; Jacob Morris, for a highway robbery; -Frederick Wcze-
rotr, fora like Offence; josetill Skipps and Henry Streamer,,
for sheep-st•faling.
John Davit Was' ordered to be transported for life.' • ,
William Jackson, Thos. Scarr, , Isaat pope, acid Williara
Freeman, for fourteen years.
• George Scarr, Mary Ann Phillips, John Pen Son, Elliabeth
Parsons, Mary Carter, Jane Durgin, Daniel Hill, Charles
Taylor; Richardßichards, .Elizabeth Skinner,,
,Elizabeth
Block, fferiry Paxton,, Benjatilin Nubbs, Maria Page, Eliza
Page, Joseph Itayson, 'John 'Thomas, James BOberts, .}n4
John Farrell, for seven yvars.
Twenty-two, to be imprisoned in the House of Collection
at Clerkenwell, and 11 for imprisonment iii Newgitte fOr ca-
riops periods, five to be publicly 'and .faurteeti privately
whipped, ten fined is. eaclr kind discharged, two judgments
respited, and eighty were, discharged by proclamation.—Se”
sine adjourned to 25th October next.
N.B. The sentence of Henry Lawrence for returning fens
transportation is respited..

SUDT)EN beATH.---Yesterday morning a. Gen-
tleman's coachman came into thelobe
pnblic-
lhouse, corner of York-pace, New-road, and after
taking a hearty' breakfast, without any previous
complaint of illness, be dropped down and expired
on the spot.