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London, England, 1812-01-25

BATH V. TAYLOR.

Mr. JERVIS obtained a Rule to sliew cause why
the verdict for the plaintiff should not be set aside,
and a nonsuit entered. -The question is, whether,
in consequence of the alteration of the date of a bill
of exchange, from the Ist of August, 18 I 1, till the
Ist, to oblige the defendant, the acceptor,. but not
ag. his request, a new stamp was not requisi.e;.. The
Learned Counsel distinguished this case from that of
Kershaw and another v. Cox. 3 Espinasse's Nisi
Prius Reports, 236, the case of putting in the words,
" or order," and meant to rely upon three decisio4,
viz. in Caldwell v. Mai tin, g East, 190 ; ancri
Campbell, 69; Wilson v, Justice Baylers Bills of
Exchange, 24, note a.; and Bowman v. Nichol, 5
Term Reports, 537.

RAPP V. ALLNUT.
A new trial was also granted in this case upon the
same point.
Mr. SCARLET took another objeuion as to the in-

sufheiency of the policy stamp. - The insurance was
for-90001. but the interest was afterwards declared
by indorsement to be in six persons, in proportions
of fraOional parts of 1001. ; and by the statute of 35
Geo. 3, a duty of 2s. 6d. is imposed upon'every lesS
swirl than .1001.,and by statute 48 Geo. 3. c. 149, it
'is declared„_ that when several parties join in interest
upon one policy,. it shall be considered as so many
policies, and liable to duty accordingly. The Att
also imposes a penalty of 5001. upon every un-
derwriter paying upon such improperly stamped
policy. •
Lord ELLENBOROUGH was against this Objeiaion,
since at the time the underwriter effeeted the insur-
ance, the interest was not known, and
,the duty
could not be apportioned. The policy was execut-
ed in perfetit good faith ; and unless a
,1,-trabe duty
were paid to cover the Chances of a fuiuredeclara-
lion of interest, no policy of this kind could .be at-
tieaed. The A& could nut intend this ; it involv-
ed a matter of prophecy. There was a.case in the
Common Pleas, in which a rule had been granted
on this point ; and should it be deci:ed thereagainst
the impressi9n of this Court, his Lordship -would
open the argument here.
London, England, 1812-01-25

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

- • ytn. 3,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Md-
:fIESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Vice, That
Proposals -will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be-
/ere Monday, the z7thdiry of
.7anseaty Ind.. front such Person.*
as ina3 be willing to under take the supply of A CCOU-
T ItEMENTS for Service zl this Drpartnient, for a pei iod of
Three Years, deterininabfe at the expiration tit Orm,Year, at the

option of either party. • .
,Patterns of the Articles may be viewed,: applicati•.n..at
the principal Stoz tkeet es's Offire'in the Tower, and further Par..
titulars, together with the Terms an.l C.:war/loin of the Contrael,
m.zy be known at the Secrefany's 011 ice in Pall-Mall, aforesaid,
fr.!), day between the hours e Ten and Four o'clock, where
the Proposals muse be delivered, tealed up and indorsed, " 1' ro-
posals for Accoutrements;" bat nu Proposal can be ad-
mitted after the sail 27th day of y,,,,ary, at Twelve
c'Clock at Noon of Me Same Day ; neither' will a fry Tender be
notkef arnlest the Pally making it, or an "tent in his behalf,
shall attend. .

By Order of the
R. H. CREIV Scc.

OFFICE OF QRDIVANCE,
- . yzn. 13, as,.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
:YESTY is ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on cr
before Monday, the z7th instant, from such Perions as may be
willing to, undertake the supply of COLOURS and FAIN IS,
or service Of this Department for a period of Three Years, de-
terminable at the expiration of One Year, at the option of either

party.

Samples of the 4 ticles to be supplied, may be viewed upon
application to the Principal 'Sto3keeper's Office in the Tower,
andfarther Partionbrs, together vitt, the Terms and Conditions
n/ tie Contraa, may be k,rown at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall- Mall aid esaid, any .day between the hours of Ten and
Four o'ClceA, Taere the. Proposals mud be delivered, sealed
zip and inclosed, " Proposals for Colours, Scc." but no
.Proposal can be admitted after the said 27th - ins!, at Twelve
o'Clock at - Noon of the sane day ; neither will any Tender be
noticed, unless' the Party making it, or an Agent in his &half,
shall attend. _ _ _

By Order of the Boards
11. CREW, Seeretapy.
London, England, 1812-01-25

BLACKBURN V. WATERS.

Mr. CARR obtained a rule to shew cause for a new
trial, or ,f non-gait in this insurance cause, the main
question of which was already resertied in Same v.
Thompson, on the same ship.. The shipment was
of British goods only, to Hayti ; and the question
was, whether a license was necessary under the
Orders in Council.. The Learned Counsel should
rely upon a case, in 2 Taunton, 344.
London, England, 1812-01-25

HUSSEY V. PRIMETT.

Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN in this case, which was.
tried the last Sittings atter Term, at Guildhall,
-Londim, and a verdict obtained itr 'facnur of the
plaintiff, moved for a rule to sTieiti" cause why the
verclid should not be set aside and a new trial
vented. The Learned- Serjeant stated, that the
aOion arose out of. a wager made between the
plaintiff and defendant, two gentlemen of the law,
Vs to the state of their resoedive ages. The wager
was for "a round of beef and trimmings," which
• was won by the plaintiff. Defendant demurred to
the payment, but plaintiff being determined to take
the full advantage of his'good fortune, ordered a
p n did dinner for himself and a few friends, at the
London Tavern, for which he paid, ?nd then brought
his adion against the defendant for t 81. the amount
of the bill for the said dinner. The Jury who tried
, the cause not. abiding by the charge of the Judge,

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London, England, 1812-01-25

THE KING V. STOCKS.

This rule nisi for a criminal information against a
Magistrate of the West Riding of the county of
,York, for oppression, was by consent, ,discharged
without costs. The Counsel for the prosecution
felt that the defendant's affidavits fully answered
,their cise and Mr. GARROW, for the defecdant,
said, that if he had erred, he had done so with two
most respeaabie Magistrates of the neighbourhood.
Rule dischiirged.
The CONINION SERJEANT moved for leave, for a
gentleman, formerly an Attorney of the Court, to
be again admitted. In the year 1797, he had re-
linqui.thed-the profession, and held a situation in the
Excise until the year 1808. Hz had not left the
profession on account of any complaint against him
for misconduct, and in his petition to the Boird of
Excise, had..statecl his intention of making this ap-
plication to be restored, to which no objection v*.as
made.

Lord' ELLENBOROUGH observed, that although
there ;night 4)ot have been any complaint against
hint as an Attorney of
,the Court, yet the Court
ahould be'satkfied he had not rnisconducted him-
self in any other office. He did not mean to say
tiny, t Ling invidiously apinst this gentleman, but the
Court must take care that persons who may have
iniCondtrted thernelves in other service 'sere not
thrown upon the public by coming to practice as
Attinnies of this Court.
The (natter was then ordered to stand over until
certificate should be produced .from 'the Board of
excise to that effect.

COUR I OF COMMON PLEAS, lAN. s 4•
London, England, 1812-01-25

HEADLEY V. LYE.

In this case, whiCh came on to be argued in the
peremptory paper, the rule was made absolute for
entering a nousuit against the verdiet for the plain-
tiff's assignees. The case decided, tbat there was
no remedy upon a bill of exch inge against any body
Whose name did not appear upon it ; and that the
acceptance of one partner did not bind the whole
firm, or subject them to an aiitiJn for Money had and
receit ed, by the mere discounter of the
London, England, 1812-09-19

CHARD, and PASTURE, LAND.

There is excellent Water, and a good Lime Rock and Lime
Kiln on the Estate.

Fot selling the above, a public SURVEY wilt he held at the
CLIFFORD ARNIS, in CHUDLEIGH, on THURSDAY,
tin,. 15th October next, by Four o'Clock in the afternoon.

For viewing the same, and further particulars, apply to
JrFFERY LANG,Esq. Ippleden, near Newton Bushel;- the ker.
GILBritT BURRINGTON; or GEORGE DOLLING, Attorney-at-
Law, Chudleigh. •
*.4,4 AU Letters to be postpaid.
Part of the purchase mouey may remain on security, of the
premises.
Chudleigh, August 23, 1612.

EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, VALUABLE OLD POLICY,
CANAL PROPERTY, LONDON, RUSSELL, and SUR-
REY INSTITUTION SHARES, and a VALUABLE RE-.
VERSION in the GOVERNMENT FUNDS.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,.
On Friday, October gd, at Twelve o'Clock at the Mart,

LEDS and LIVEIIPOoL CANAL, FIVE
Ka4 SHARES, dividing sr. per share clear. ••
OXFORD CANAL, 1241. Stock divided; Profits 311. per
cent.
BOLTON and BURY, and CHELNER.CANAL SHARES.
A. POLICY of ASSURANCE in the 'EQUITAI3LE SO-
CIETY of 3001. dated 1790, to pay 121. 15s. 6d. per Annuin,
on an eligible Life of 70, which, if now claimed, would
amount to 5861. •

- •
LONDON, RUSSELL, and SURREY. INSTITUTION, and
an ADSOLUTE REVERSION to 5001. Three per Cent. Con-
sc Is in the name of the Accountant-General, to be received
on the decease of.a Lady in her 6,2 d year.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at the Mart;
and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, Loiadon.

This Essence• is. a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in
Flatulencies, Gouty and Cliolicky Pains-in the Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion; Hystelics, Sea-siclincis, Nausea atten-
dant on Pinnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude. arising from
atmospheric beat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from Incle-
ifient Weather, the abuse of Spirituous-Liquors, and in the
spasmodic 'affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common
to Inf.:nts, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. AS a
Family Medicine, or for the Army and Navy, it will be found
a valuable acquisition.
t Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valua-
ble Family „‘ledicine, that the principal object of this Adver-
tisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous coon-
terfeits which are prepared hyDruggists, &c. especially if the
order is for Exportation. The only caution J. P. Heath can
giv,e, is to see that J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved on
the GoVernment stamp: Sold wholesale aud'retail,- by Shaw
and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, in bottlei 2s; 9d.
and ls. 11d. .
London, England, 1812-09-19

FROM THE BRAZILS.

Natures tam Creatrice quam
Marcian. Pereira. Ribeiro,.. .
Destructrice Return.

FROM ST. CROIX.
John L. Hunt, De Intemperantia.

It is said, that Baron GERAMB has offered his
services to Denmark, but that they have been re-
jected.

. . •
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London, England, 1812-09-19

BIRTHS.

On Wednesday last. in Upper Wimpole--street, the Lady Of
Captain I,rederick Leicester, of thi Royal Staff Corps, of 4
Dangl-ttr.
On Thuisilay last, at his house in Portland-place, the Ladl
of Richard Hdil, Etg. of a Son'. •
London, England, 1812-12-31

GRAND MAP OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

This Day was published,
•
On Twtlre large Sheets, each Sheet two feet. ten inches by
two feet two. inchesP price; umnoonted, 31. 13s. 6d. or in a
cast or on rollers 51.- ss.
ANEW MILITARY MAP of SPA IN • and
PoIutTGAL; compiled- from the Nauctjsl Surveys of
Don VINCENT-TOPINO, the NEW PROVINCIAL NLIPS
of Don TI-IOMAS LOPEZ, the large MAP of the PYRE-
NEES; by. ROUSSELL, and varions original Documents.
•. Published by John Stockdale, Piccadilly. •
Where may be bad, just published, on fiJor large Sheet:,
price, unmounted, 21. 2s. or in a case or on rollers, price
;31. as.

A New alp of the Seth of War in the Northern Part of
Ektrope.;, comprehending Denuiaa, Sweden, Norway, the
Baltic Sea, Germany, Prussia, PolanZl, Switzerhwd, 'part‘of
Fiance, and, the whole Russiii Empire.
•
•

This Day iris published,
Elegantly printed on a superfine Paper, price in boards 10s.
6d. the First VOluve of
tTARRATIVE POEMS on the • FEMALE
I CHARACTER, in the Various Relations of Life.
AIARY RUSSELL-MITFORD,
A4ther of Chri.stina, and a Voluble of Miscellaneous _Poems.
Printed for FC. and J. Rivingtnn, No. ,62, St. Paul's
Chili-ch-yard; sold also by J. Jiatchard, 'No. WO, Picca-
dilly. _
•
In the Volume-now offered to the. Public, Friend Ship, .en-
(Mitred by the Ties and Habits of Kindred,forins the Ground-,
work of
.tho'first ; and Sisterly LovQ; of the second Tale.—
The Series will be compl,ted in three Voluines, • -
Of the 'above-mentioned Booksellers intiv...be had, by the
.
same Author; • •
I. Christina, the Maid of • the .South. Seas, a Poem ; ele-
gantly Printed in one'velume Bvo. price 10s. 6d. -
2. Miscellaneous Poems'.. The second edition, with consi-; •
derable additions, in one vol. Bvo. price los: 6d.
• -

ATKINSON'S ORIGINAL CURLING FLUID,
A Discovery for Curling the Hair, •and promoting its
growth. , -
gnu, vii tues of the 'CURLING FLUID con-
sist in thelnexPressible beauty it gives the Nair in
dre:ising, and peculiar propert:7 of making it'curl, and
keeping the curl full and perfect liming damp, perspiration,
exercise, ke. •
It imparts a perfume reviving, .grateful, and highly deli-
cious, makes the 'harshest hair as soft as silk, strengthens it
where weak, iniinediately removes all 'dandruff,
obstruct the growth; and it is well known and generally
ap-
plied by Medical Men for 'making the hair grow, • when
other means are ineffectual.
Sold in bottles at 3s. 6d. and 6s. by the Proprietor, James•
Atkinson, Perfumer, .No. 9, High-street, Bloonisbury,
Lun-
dol3 ; and, by appointment, 6y Bayley and BleW, Coasput-
street ; G4ttie and Pierce, 57,13°nd-street ; Rigge, (35, Cheap-
side, and most perfumers in the Empire. •
Also ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE;' a Turkish Se-
cret, first brought to practice in this Country for changing,
Red or Grey Hair to Brown or Jet Black,• allowt;d by men of
science to be the best article for changing the hair to a per-
manent colour.—Price titie shillingi, bail-a-guinea, and one
g.iinca the bottle. H •

[PRICE SIXPENCEI:ITAT,ier-Th NY.
London, England, 1812-12-31

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE.

•
VOR the Insurance of Buildings, Furniture,
Alercha.ndize, Ships, VeSsels, and all other Property,
against LoSs or Damage by FIRE, on the Terms and Condi-
tions of their printed Froposals, • which may be had gratis at
the principal Oakes in the Strand and Cornhill, London,
or di the Company's Agents in the different Cities-and Towns
iii.Grcat-Britain and Ireland.

Additions will be wade to Insurances by this Office with-
out charge fur the Policies; nor will any be made 1;t- Poli-
cks -insuring 3001. or upwards.
rARMING STOCK at the reduced Premium of 2s. per
Cent.

Instniances payable at. Christmas-Day must be renewed
within.Filteen Days therefrom, or the. Policies will be void,.
- • 'ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary.

ir? ICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing Lot-
' tery are on Sate at the Office of ,
ILIZARDrBURNE, and CO. Stock-Brokers, No. 93, Royal

Exchange
This Lottery consists of 13,1)00 'Tickets only, everyone of
which will be drawn separately from the Wheel, for which
Ferpose.Government has granted,Two Days of Drawing, viz.
• • , The 14th and 15th January.
London, England, 1812-12-31

TWELFTH-NIGHT CHARACTERS.

:11:11VO Sets of new Characters have
exe-
cuted for the present season, and may be brut gratis of
the Contractors for the Lottery, -Messrs. RICHARDSON,
COODLUCK, and Co. and Messrs: SWIFT and -CO. on ap-
plicatiou at eit.irter of their Offices. •'

Pastry, Cooks and Cimfeetioners are requested to state in
writing the iiiiniber of Sets they Tay respectively want, Whioh
be sent to them if possible, or as near the number as
eau be spared.
The Lottery Offices will, as usual, be provided with sets of
the Characters for their Customers. • -
London, England, 1812-12-31

MONEY.

NOBLETIEN, Gentlemen, &c. are_ respect-
_lullY informed they May be supplied with MONEY to
may amount, on terms equal to Mjrtgage, secured upon Frce,
bald, Copybold,- Leasehold Land or Houses, Money i, the
Fun Is, Marriage Settlements, Widows' .Jointures, • Clergy_
lieu's Livings, or any other Property.
Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal
,ecarity only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoila-•
;ion, without delay.-
Application from Twelve till Tiro; or Letters (post-paid)
Iddressed to. Xessrs. Willt and CO. 49, South-street, Berkeley-
Ittuare.
London, England, 1812-12-31

THEATRE ROYAL, DEURY7I,ANE.

T MIIS PRESENT EVENIWG,'•Dce, 31, 1312,
,111 will be performed thr Tra,44A3, of
DOUGLAS.. • -
Norval, Mr. RAI;,;.;
Lord Randolph, Mr..H2LLAND;
. Glenalvon, Mr. RAYMOND
Stranger; Mr. WROZ,JGHTON ;
• Matilda, Miss SMITH;
Anna, Miss BOYCE.

After which, for the sth tithe,
.a new I\lelo-Dramatic Comic
- Pantomime, Called
HARLEQUIN AND -1-IUNIPia;
Or, (X)I,UM BINE BY CANDLELIGHT !
the Character., by
ITARTLAND, Mr. 14.1RL4' ,Mr. BARNES,
• , Miss POOLE, Miss 1-lOR' RII3OW,
Miss VA , Szc. LLANCY.
- - - . .

'Stage Manager, Mr. Money to be Returned.
:Vivant Rex et Regina.
The Mors to be 'opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be-
gin at half past Six.
, Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. Cd.---Pit, 3s. Cd.; Second Pvice,
25.----,LwerGallery 25.; Second Price, ls.—Upper Gallery, Is.;
•Second Price, Gil.
- Boxes and Places to he taken_ of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the. Office in Little Russell-street, from Ten till
fr,sorl 17. in he thz.
7'Vlosed. , •
The new Pantomime was honoured with great applause,
and will be repeated every evening till further -notice : To-
morrow with the Comedy of I'he
A new Tragedy has been souse time in preparation, and
will shortly be announced for performance.
All I.4!rsons having made '._good their Title of Free Admis-

Siou, three: ►lays at the lwisi, previous to the exercise of
such Rigiit, wild he required to sign their• Na►nes at the Door,
-f„- is . a ;1004 whic:f., will -be kept ready tor that purpose, and
s',.. will izot be admitted v; ithout such signature.
. .
it,
London, England, 1812-09-26

FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS.

91111 E ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
SI DENTIFRICE, invented by the late JACOB lIEMET,
Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly
superior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto
made use Of ; they will effectually. preserve the eeth in a
sound state, even to old age; will render them white and
beatitifut without the least impairing the 'Eutimel, fasten NO
.§ are loose', keep such as are already decayed front becoming
worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the Scur,yy in
the Gums, and make them grow firm and close to.the Teeth.
They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and rethedy
all those Dis Orders that are the consequence. of Scoillutic
Gums and had Teeth. •
-They continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley
and Blew, 'Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. f4d. each, and
retail by T. Scarnian (late partner and successor to- Mr. He-
met), George-street, Hallowell-square.
None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Beloit,
Bayley, Cockspur-Street," - engraved in the,Stamp,
and aLabel " Bavlei- and Blew, Cocksput-street, London,"
paste•l on the back of eadh bottle and •box.
N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents
and Persons wh3 have the'care of Children 'us the greatest
prciserVatire of young and tender Teeth.
London, England, 1812-03-28

LONDON : Printed by 11-10 MA S WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by WI I LIAM ARMI G E R SCRIPPS, South Molton-street, Grosvenor-square,
At the SWN OPFICZ, No; 112, strand, where ddverlisemeWs, Orders for the raper, betters for the Aditor, Sic, (posi•paid), must be addressed.
London, England, 1812-03-28

%VEST MO RCRAY.—«'OOU LAND contiguous to WI-
, THANLCOMMON, and GRLETHAM NEW.INN,
LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. ROBINS, _ _

At the AUCTIO-14 MART, on TUESDAY, the t2th of
MAY, and without any reservation,
A Valuable and -very Desirable FREEHOLD
(1 ESTATE, situate on the High North Road, within
one mile of Witham-common, and two of Greetham Inn,
and containing TwoHrindred and Thirty eighth Acres of very
capital Wood ).and, intersected with rides in all diredions,
and the entrance to which is dired trout the High North
Road, the Property of
• kOBERT HEATFICOTE Esq.
This Estate, from the locality to Stamford and Grantham,
and the facility with which the timber may be conveyed by-
the navigable canals immediately contiguous, renders this a
most eligible purchase.
Particulars are preparing, and may be had, 28 days prior to
the Sale, at the White Hart. Ronrford ; Bull, Witham-com-
mon; New Inn Greetham ;. George, Stamford ; Angel,
.Grantham ; Bull lnn, Bourne; Greyhound, Falkingham ;
.Mr. Syson, ; Mr. Murray, Syniond's inn; and of
Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1812-03-28

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SU.V.

The humble Petition Of the Horses, lately em-
ployed at the Paviiioii Theatre, &c.
Humbly Sheweth, -
That your Petitioner; have long enjoyed the con-
fidence of this great Metropolis, and are strongly
grateful for such honour. That your Petitioners,
are inexpreisibly happy to find they are to act in a
new grand and, splendid Russian Stage Spectacle,
called ,the f` Brave Cossack or Secret Enemy ;" -on
the large Stave of the Theatre, Westminster Bridge,
on Easter Monday next '(March 30th). in which
your Petitioners, are to dash ihrou-gh the Secret
Enemy's Camp—pass deep Rivers—ascend high
Mounta;ns---7close with Polish Lancers, front, flank,
and 'rear—charge Infantry, Cavalry, and-Cannon,
in the .highest pitch of British "animation—sccurely
bearing our noble warriors-o-Ner the embattled field,
rand like superior tragic Actor,, die an equal Tnea-
trical death upon the Stage, and live again, ready to
aft in the succeeding. Play or Farce, to please the
admiring eye. Be assured. that your Petitioners
numerous Theatrical Stage manoeuvres are strictly
conformable to that part_ of your Petitioners &Ines.;
Irian Stage knowledge and science. The-sole in-.
vention of our able. veteran. Commander (Mr.
Astley), but in pure obedience to the (telegraphic
r,ignal of the) bridle hand, and noble eorrespondtng
"aptri
- Lastly, your Petitioners most humbly and respeA-
fully .request, that you will send one, or more
your excellent and accurate Reporters, to the afore-
said Theatre, very (-ally on Monday evening nest,
where they will szfe the Russians and Poles, horse
arid foot, ready to commence their Intended opera-
tions, on the afores iid large Theatre (Astley's) ;
such being. prepared with extensive new gradation,
platform work, &c. and report the truth, and no-,
thing but the truth, of what your mast humble Pe-
titioners have advanced. That you may live to sup-
port your Petitioners, in their huMble endeavours to
please the Public. a thousand years; and we your
Petitioners live to deserve it.
Signed in behalf of Ourselres and numerous
Stud,
THE RUSSIANS AND POLES GREY CHARGERS.
Royal Amphitheatre, Westminster-13ridge,
Saturday, March 28, iStz.
London, England, 1812-03-28

SOUTH BROOM HOUSE, MANSION, PARK, PLEA-
SU RE GROUNDS, WILDERNESS, &c. contiguous to
DEVIZES; together with Valuable FARMS adjoining,
with immediate Possession.
TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Aualon Mart, opposite the BankTof England, on
Tuesday, Alay la, at Twelve o'Clock,
In Four Lots, •

ADistinguished FREEHOLD ESTATE; con-
sisting of a Noble MANSION HOUSE, happily
placed at a ptoper distance from the high Ldtaion anti bath
Road, and contiguous to the Borough Towitot Devizes, en-
vironed by the Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, Plantation, and
Park, the late Property ty.Rl Residence of
10S1AH EY LES ILIA I HCO Esq. deceased.
The Mansion is built of Bath Stone, of modern structure,
and admirably calculated fir the complete and comfortable
residence of a Family of high respettability ; the Offices are
numerous and very complete ; the Stabling and Coach.
houses of a superior description; a Cold-bath, Ice-house,
and Green-house, are amongst the infinity of comforts with
which this property abounds ; and beyond the Park is a
Wilderness, with Hermitage adjoining, and very capital
Farms, lying extremely compact, to.getlier with 11.1 ills,
Wood Lands, Coppices, &c. containing in the whole
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES

of remarkably rich Meadow, k' onue, Arable, and Wood
Land. _ _ _ _ . . _

Possession of the Mansion and Park may be had immedi-
ately, and the Farms at Michaelmas.
The Estate is Tithe-free, and exonerated from the Land-
Tax.
The MANSION will be sad, with ONE HUNDRED
and SEVEN-TWO ACRES of LAND, in one Lot.

May be viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, by ap-
plication to Mr. Hill, the Bailiff; or Mr. Salmon, ljevizeS
and Particulars had at the Lear Inn, Devizes ; White Hart,
and Yotk House, Bath ; Bush, Bristol ; White. Hart,
Chippenham ; Castle, Marlborough ; Castle, "Speen-
hill ; the Pelican, Speenham Land ; Crown, Read-
.ing ; Star, Oxford ; Plough, Che:tenliani ; the Inns, at
Salt-hill ; of Mr. Murray, Symond's-Inn, Chancery-lane ;
Mr. Salmon, Devizes; and of Messrs. Robins, Covelit-
Garden, where a Plan and Elevation of the Alailiun and
Estgtge way 'lx AM'.
London, England, 1812-03-28

DIED.

On Friday the loth inst. Airs. Cookes, of Woodstock-
street, aged 78 years.
Yesterday sennight, at Bryanstoni Mrs. Portman, wife of
Edward Berkeley I'orto4:4n, Esq. Member of l'arliatnent for
the County of Dorset, and second daughter of the Rev. Th-
omas Whitby, of.CressWell. Hall, in the County of Staßind.
On Sunday morning, at her house in New Ormund-sticet,
Mrs. Walker, aged to, relic} of James Walker, Esq. IGI-
- Marshal of the King's Bench.

The same day, MI. %V. Harper, Ironmonger, of St. I ohn.
street.

On Monday, at his chambers in Cray's-inn, in the 67t11.
year Of his age, Staltbra Squire Baxter, Esq . an eminent So—
-1 icitor.

On Thursday morning, Mr. Gascoyne, Clerk of the Sta-
bles to tho Prince Regent,
Yesterday, at. Mr Richard Edwards's,. Morgan's-lane,
I'ooley_street, James 'ones, Esq. late of lamaica. •
Mr. Bd. Bacon, aged 67, many years Printer of the Nor-
wich Mercury.
At Chester, aged 86, Captain Robertson, late of the Ma-
rines, uncle to the Countess of Dundonald.

At liciinburgli, Mrs.
,Ann Hume, Oaughter of the later
Hon. Ge 01.14 Wine.

HIGH %VATILR itiILONDON BRIDGE Tu-Alolt-
ROW.

Morning, 17 min. after 3. Evening, 42 min. after 3.

`---__
..,.
London, England, 1812-03-28

MARRIED.

Yesterday, at' Newington., Surrey, Mr. lohn Holgate, of
the Bank ot England, to Catherina, eldest daughter of Mr.
Joseph Smith, of West square, in the,.same CoUnty.
On-the 9th of lanuariP, at Fretterickton, New Brunswick,
H. Carmichael, Lsq. Paymaster of the to_ith Regiment, to
Isabella, daughter ot Major Hales, Brigade-Major to the
Foreestn New Brunswick.

I
London, England, 1812-03-28

This Day was published,
ilu Four Vols. 121110. price' tBs. iu boa►ds, the Sixth Ed-

Lion of,

THADDEUS of WARSAW. A Novel.
By Miss POR TER.
4• Thaddeus is a work' of genius, and has nothing to fear at
the candid bar of taste: he has to receive the precious
raced of sympathy from every reader of unsophisticated sell-,
timent and genuine feeling.4' —II rip. Rev.
" This work has more merit than can be ascribed to the
crowd of produttions of this class, and inculcates virtuous
and in4giianimous sentnnents."—Al. Rev.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, iti:es, Orme, and Biown,Pa-
ternoster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New BOnd-
street.

Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
I. The Scuttish Chiefs, 5 Vols. 12,i110.
price - . - Zs r 5 .bds.
a. Sir Philip Sidney's Aphorisms with
keinarks, 1 viols. 121110. - 0 to 6 do.

Also may be bad, by Miss Anna Maria Porter,
;. 1)01) Sebastian, 4 vols. tarno. price k I.i t o bds.
2. The /-104,-,4rian•Brotbers, 3 vols. a zmo.
o
3. 114:lad Romances, Sce. p 7 o do.
London, England, 1812-03-28

in Two cots;

•
AVERY Eligible and highly Improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE. called CROW LAND'S FARM
and C A PH( /USE MI LL FIELDS, situate contiguous to
the town of Romford, and consisting of a good Fartn-house,
with all necessary buildings~ together w:ch
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES

of remarkably good Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land,
ing extremely compact, in a Ring-fence, ottLease to Mr.
Burrell, which expires at Michaelmas 1813. _
Lot 2. A very desirable FRIiE HO L D ESTATE, called
DURY FALLS FARM, and consisting of a good Farm-
house, with all necessary buildings, pleasantly situate at
flornchurch, :two miles trom Romtbrd, and fourteen from
London, and bounded by the turnpike•road leading to Up-
minster and Romtord, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES
of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, lying extrentely
compad, and in a Ring-fence, and well calculated for a
Gracing Farm, on lease to Mr. Hills, which expires at Mi.
-chaelmas igt 3.
These Estates are of the presumed annual value of
SIX HUNDRED POUNDS.

These Estates have been let for a term of twenty-one years.
May ix: viewed twenty-eight days prior to the Sale, with
leave of the Tenants.

Particulars had at the Spread Eagle, Ingatestone; Black
Boy, Chelmsford; White Hart, Brentwood ; White Hart,
Romford ; Crown, Billericay; the principal Inns at Horn-
church and Grays; of Messrs. Mayo and. Berkeley, No. IS,
Lincoln's-Inn-fields ; and of Messrs. Robins, Piazza, Lon-
don ; where Plans of thti Estates may be seen.

FIRST-RATE INN and HOTEL,
In the highest Repute and • vossesiing PECULIAR AD-
VANTAGES, within One Hundred Miles of London.
TO BE SOLI) IA PRIVATE CONTRACT,
13y Messrs. ROBINS,

AHIGHLY Itespolable INN and HOTEL, on
a large Scale, possessing a Business, which, for LS:-
TENT, RESI'EC acut-.PROFIT, cannot be
SURPASSED in the Kingdom. •
THREE VERY CONSIDERABLE FORTUNES

Have been made in less than Thirty Years, and the present
'Proprietor quits with an AMPLE IN DEP ENDENCE.
1 he greatest Accormnodation will be given in regard to
tire Payments, and good Security accepted tor Th ree•lotirths
of the Amount, and the Proprietor will quit at 'Midsummer
or Michaelmas next.

V The
limits of an Advertisement will not permit an. ade-
quate Description of the innumerable Advantages that attend
this undertaking, and which can be explained only by a per.-
sonal interview with Principals, And which may be effected
any Morning before Eleven o' Clock , on application to Messrs.
Robin?, Covent-garden.
London, England, 1812-03-28

[Zj. E

SUNG

SATURDAY; MARCH 28, 1812.

SALES.

To TIMBER MERCHANTS, BUILDERS, CARPEN-
TERS, and WHEELWRIGHTS.
CAPITAL NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS,
By J. VIDLER,
- - - - - - - - - •

_ .
At the Spread Eagle Inn, Salisbury, on Wednesday, the ist
day of April, iSiz, at Three o'C lock,
ABOUT 600 Very fine OAK. TREES, most of
them fit for the Navy, being good Plank and Frame
Timber, of large dimensions; about 140 good ELMS about
330 ASH TREES, mostly very clean stuff; 295 SCOTCH
Elk TIMBER TREES, 177 of which, standing in one
clump, average about twenty-five feet each, of prime qua-
litv ; and 34 SpRUCE FIR TREES.
The Timber is standing on Clarendon Park Estate) be-
tween two and three miles East from Salisbury.
Mr, Silas. Knotley, at Clarendon House, will' shew the
Timber; anti Particulars may be had of Messrs. Webb,
Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.

SALES, &c.

IMPORTANT FREEHOLD andCOPYHOLD FARMS,
with-Possession, at I N G AT ESTON E, PU RLEIGH, and
LAINGI)ON HILLS, Essex. and containing 339 Acres
of excellent MEADOW„, PASTURE, and ARABLE
LAND.

'TO BL SOLD BY •AUCTION,
By Messrs. ROBINS,

At the AUCTION MART or THURSDAY, April't6, at
Twelve; in Five Lots,
FIVE Valuable and highly Improvable FARMS,
two of which are pleasantly situate 16 ithin half a mile
of Ingatestone, and on the turnpike.road to Ungar, and
consist of two good Farm-houses, with all necessary bu►ld.
ings, and

-eiNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES
of remarkably good land, lying 'extremely coinpaCt, and
within a ring.felice. Also, two admirable 'Earrns, very plea—
santly situate at Purleigh, containing •
ONE HUNURD AND.EIFTY ACRES
•
of
excel Lit laud,. with suitable Farm;houses and Buildings
and one very eligible Freehold Farm, at Laingdon
contain:;.; near Sixty Acres, with a Fatm.houk, and good
Buil din; ; the whole containing shout
THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES

of rema:kady rich Meadow, Pasture, • and Arable Land, each
Estate being entirely within a ring-fence, and surrounded by
excellent Market Towns, and gdod Turnpike-roads, -and of
the annual value of
SEVEN HUNDRED POUNDS.

These Estates have been let for a term of, forty-two
years ; the lease of threcare now expired and the reinalning
two at Michaelmas lt,r3,

Particulars may be had, twenty. one days prior to the sale,
at the Spread Eagle I ngatestone ; Black Boy,. Chelnisford-;
•Icing's Ilead, Malden ; White Hart, Brentwood ; . the prin-
cipal Inns at Billericay and Grays ; and of Messrs. Robins,
Curent.garden, where Plans of each Estate may oe seen.
London, England, 1812-03-28

Total . -,050 372• 300
llesidessO3 horses .to remounting the• cavalry, belostging tc

thel3rigade of Don itLn Diaz

With the addition of the troops of Asturias, which are
-placed tinder the orders of the General of the 7th 'Artily, it
augments the amount to train 7 to 8,000 mg. more.—ln
Alay, it.tnay be safriy said, that there will be from to
45,t00 men, it they ean procure arms..
`4llr,

Twenty thousand muskets Live been shipped
r►~~jJ With►n the taw days Lout- ay.: fot- Fur-

Thurmorneier.
London, England, 1812-03-28

UNCOMMON FINE NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

In One or more Lots, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham,
(and not in London, as before advertised), on Saturday, the
4th of April, 1812, at three o'clock,
0"E N Thousand Six Hundred and Sixty-one
OAKS. estimated at 57,622 ft.; 812 ASHES, at
4590 ft. 69 ELMS, at 2, 197 ft. ; and _34 other Tres, at
649.tt. ; with the Bark and Tops thereof, standing in the
Partsh.of Tajnworth, Warwickshire, within the distance of
froth Half-a-mile to Two Miles from Hockley Wharf, on
the Birmingham and Stratford Canal, from whence the Tint-
ber may be conveyed by Water to London, at. about is pence
per toot, and to Chester or Liverpool It about the same price,
and wlOch canal communicates with the Severn atStourport.
About 503 of the Oaks. are remarkably fine, long, thick
Stuff, and planking timber, in Umbersladc Park; and the
Residue is mostly fine Hedge-row Timber, very good Tops,.
and in Situations to be come at any Season of the Year, ex-
cept where the Fields are'in Corn.
Mr. Matthew Gardner, of Tamworth, will shew the Tim-
ber, and deliver printed particulars; which may also be hid
of the Primers of this Paper ; at the principal Inns in the
neiglibmirluod ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. 7, Lin-
coln's l.nn Nields ; of Thomas Hunt, 4sq. Strationtr-on-
Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, -Webb, and Attwood, Salis-
bury.
London, England, 1812-03-28

TWO VALUABLE and HIGHLY IMPROVABLE
FREEHOLD FARMS, with earlypossession, at ROM_
FORD and AO RN CHU RC , in Essex; containing to
gether TWO HUNDRED and FIVE ACRES of CAPI-
TAL LAND.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. ROBINS,
At the Auaion Mart, on Thursday, April 16, at Twelve,
London, England, 1812-03-10

to give an opinion on maritime matters, where he
could not be admitted to the Board. Parliament
therefore, under such circumstances, was the only
piace'where a Member could express his opinions.
. After a desultory conversation, Mr. BANKES asked
woe questions relative to situations in the Ordnance
Department, as far as they regarded the Report of
the Finance Committee.

Mr% WARP said, that there- were several thing
ti►at he might as well have stated before; but after
what the Hod. Member lead said, he must observe,
-that there 'wire some things in the Report of the
Committee in which he concurred ; some which
:were doubtfc/ ; "and some, in which he differed• en-
tirely frorn't he report. The recommendation of the
-suppression of one of the •Secretaryships to the
M ester-General was unfounded on any grounds of
propriety. He admitted, however, that, for a time,
Sir William Bellenden held it as a sinecure. The
report was made in 1,8 to. What the- office em -
fitments then amounted to, he could not tell:'
but, he could say, that it was not now, what
it was called, a private Secretaryship to the Mas-
ter-General. All the war department was undcr
the Master, and the civil, and finance depart-
ments Were managed by the Board, Which had
also two chief clerks, and the correspondence was
managed between the respedlive clerks or Secre.
taries. He should be the very first witness to the
constant occupation of the Master-General's Secre-
taricit, if he might use that word ; for it was not
more than filled up by two Gentlemen. The first
Secretary -had not for a year past been absent for
more than tweu:y-four hours,, unless the other Se-
cretary was at business. Prequently from ten or
eleven in the morning, till eight at night, he had
been employed in the Master44eneral'S correspond-
ence. He, therefore thought, .that in that recoil,'
men.dation, the Commissioners were wrong. Alter
,a few observations from different Members, the re-
solutions were agreed to, and the report was ordered
-to be received to-morrow.
London, England, 1812-03-10

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1812.

By JOHN DISNEY, D.D. F.S.A.
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' The - Life of Sir Michael Fostel-, Knight, written by his
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UFFON'S NATURAL HISTORY.; con-
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Man, of the Brute Creation, of Vegetables, Minerals, &c.—
Translated from. the French, and interspersed with.Notes.3
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VICTUaLLING-WWCE,

November 30, 1812.
rEIHE COMNISSIONERSfor VIC7'UALLNI
A. His .3141JESTI"SN,I6'i do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday; the 16th of December, they will be ready, to re-
ceive Tenders'in. writing (ealed and, treat for Two
Hundred, Tons of IRON BUTT, and One HandrediTons of
IRON PLATE HOOPS to be manufactcred from the best
British Iron; to Le deliVered, in the course rf. Si r "Peeks, by
'weekly proportion's, into I. Majesty'S Victualling 4;toret at
Deptford,'and to t.i.e pa,:l for by Bias, payable with Interest,
Ninety Daps after date• • •

ectulitioits of the Contract may be seen at the Secrc-

tary's Office.
So regard had to any Tender in which the Pike
shall not be inserted in words at leng-th„ or that sl.all not be
delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tta:sday,
the 15th of December next, nor unless the Person who mahes
the Tender, cr z'ome-Pcrscn on his behalf, attends, to answ4
will. 71
.called for.
London, England, 1812-12-09

CAPITAL. INN TO BE LET.

TO 'BE LET,
And eniered on immediately,-
THAT commodious and well-established INN,
the WHITE HART, at GRAVESEND.
'The House is at present in Full Trade, situated in the best
part of the High-street, and possesses every convenience for
entertaining the numerous Strangers and Visitors passing by,
or remaining at that busy town.
The present opportunity is such a one as can seldom oc-
cur for entering into an excellent business,- and is well
worth the attention of any person desirous of engaging in
that line.
For Particulars, apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. Jo-
seph :istiley, Wine Merchant, Chathatn.
•

114. IPE Stilton, Eddish, Parninsan, Chapzigar,
Cottenham, and Chedder Cheeses,' Hams, Tongues,
Pig's Chops, D. Beef, German Sausages, fine Russian Ca-
viare, Rein-deer Tongues, Welch Salmon, Pickled Oysters,
Cod Sounds, dried Sprats, fine Oils, PickleS, Vinegars and
Spices, Anchovies, Essence of Anchovies, Essence of Lobsters
and Shrill-fps, Quin Sauce, Ceratch, C,acis, Lemou-Pickle, and
other rich Sauces, Ketchup, Soy, Cayenne, Curry Powder,
MangoeS, French and Spanish Olives, Maccaroni Vermicelli,
Truffles, Capers, Nnstard, Essence of Celery, Ant, Parsley,
&c. Essence of Spruce, Preserved Ginger, and every article
in the Oil Trade, at Hickson s, 170, Strand.

ARDING,-:HOW4L, and Co. being re,
quesi.ed by a considera4le Manufaetnrer in the coun-
try, to introduce forlinta new fabric of FUR CLOTH ; they
beg mostrespectfally to solicit the inspection of Ladies of this
very curious and particularly elegant article which they have
in variety of colours ; it is of a most agreeable texture, and
peculiarly adapted for Evening Dress.
H. H. and Co. -avail themselves of the same opportunity
'to recommend the extensive Stock of General Goods, with
Which their Warehouse is as usual assorted, combining no-
Neelty with elegance and utility.
Silks in the greatest possible variety, and Velvets of 'a su-
perior, quality, in all colours.
• Furs of the rarest description, and every other article cal-
culated for the Winter Season.
Their. Millinery Rooms, as usual, under the direction of
lies James, and stored with that fashion for which she has
been hitherto so particularly distinguished.
OL), Pall Mall, Nov. 28, 1812.

FOR COLDS, RHEUMATISMS, &c.
IA R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from
their tendency to open the pores and promote all the
natural secretions, are the best remedy for Colds, Itheuma-
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have no equal; and they, are particularly convenient for tra-
iTellers, as they do not require any confinement.
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-
yard, London; but as many persons mistake the house, they
are desired to observe that the Number is 45, on the coach
way, four doors from Cheapside. To.he had also at the late
Ir. James's house, Brenton-street. •
London, England, 1812-12-09

91'

OLD MOPE OF DRAWING RESTORED !
STATE LOTTERY-13,000 Tickets, all dif-
ferent Numbers.—NO Classes !h•Every Picket will be
drawn separately out of the 'Wheel in Two bays, viz.
14th and 15th JANUARY, 1:113. .
• • SCIMM.E. .
..
2 .... of ....k20,000 . ~. are ....40,000
, -2
.10,000 :20,000
4
6
G . 500 • 3,000
0
10
• . 10
• - 14
32
40
. .
50 " ' 30 , 1,500 •,,
320, . '"" • 25 - 8,000
2,100 , ' . 15 • 31,500 .. •

, . .
-., 13,003 Tickets. -4 130,000
TICKETS and SHARES are selling by RICHARDSON,
GOODIATCK, and CO. Contracto'refor the Lottery, at their
Offices, the Corner of Batch-buildings, Cornhill, and facing
the King's Mews, .Charing-crov ; where in the Lotteries
drawn in the present Year the following Capital Prizes have
been Sold in 225 Shares:
N 0.3,486 • £20,000
5,518 lO,OOO , • •.-
6,825 lO,OOO .
11,511
Three of 3,0001. Two of:1,0001. One of 5,0001. Seven
.of 3001.
Five of 2001. &c. &c.&c. . .

and NOWLAND, Watch and Clock
Manufacturers, No. 45, High Holborn, respectfully
submit to their Friends and the Public a new and elegant As-
sortment of fine GOLD REPEATEILS, with every other sort
of Watch on the most improved principles, adapted to give
satisfaction to those who may honour them with their com-
mands ; the Work being their own, they can with confidence
warrant the performance.
N.B. A variety of Ornamental and other Clocks.

NTIATTRITION, the Composition which
-CIL so completely prevents the Effects of Friction in Car-
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ill the Strand, is on 4 of the most useful, and also one of the
greatest Discoveries that has been made for these Hundred
Years; and we understand that by the use of it, the Public
save full Four Hundred per cent. and in-some cases more than
that.

. .
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half-bound in. calf, for 2s. Gd. per voiume,—ParticuLars on ap-
"plication.
Minerva 011 ice, Leadenhall-street, Oct. Is T 2.
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