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The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-01

BREVET.

I.llajnr.H. H. Bradford, of the t tth Foot, to be Lieutenant
Colonel in the Army.
Captain Hans Allen, of the late Royal Irish Artillery, to
be Major in the Army.
Captain loll* Campbell, of the late Royal Irish Artillery,
to be ditto.

ERRATUM in the Gazette of the zstli November dog.
99th Foot.
For William Otway. Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Sadlier,
dismissed, read William Otway, Esq. Cu be Paymaster, vice
Sadlier.

ran. 6. John Shaw, of Namgate-stree!., f ondon, linerla
draper; at one, at Guildhall.
Feb. 4. William Ogilvy the younger, George Mylne, and
John Chalmers of jefFrey's.Aviare, London, merchantS,
ar ten, at Guildhall..
2.7. Joseph Dodds, of Aldersgate•street, London, gold-
smith and jeweller, at ten, at Guildhall,
Jan. 30. William Crisp, of Cockspur-street, near Charing-
CrusS, Westminster, perfumer and pocket-book-dealer,
at ten, at Guildhall.
fan. ill. Joseph Haines Brandish, of Birmingham, tailor, at
eleven, at the,Stork Tavern, Birmingham.
San. 27. lames C.heetharn, of Failsworth, Lancashire, ma-
nufadurer, at eleven, at the Palace inn, Manchester.
Jan. 27. Francis Hollins, of A shbOrn, Derb)shire, mercer
and draper, at eleven, ac the Green Man, Ashburn.
lan. z 6. WilliaM Bradshaw, of Sheffield, YorkShire,-groLer,
at ten, at the George Inn, Shediell.
lan. 2s. Howard and' 'ohm Howard, of Burrilev,
Lancashire, cottoti-sp:nners, at eleven, at the Hare and
Huunis. Inn,. Bury.
lan. 2,.Richard liodgernan,l of Folketone, Kent, engine
maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
jan. 23. William Hayes, of &ilburn, Middlesex, brick,
maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
lan. 23. Edward A iti;ine Davidson, of •Newcastle. upon,
Tyne, tea dealer, at eleven, it the Sliakspeare Tavern,
_Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
lan. 23. lames Wild, late of Hulme-place, Hulme, Man-
chester, common-brewer, at eleven, At the ,Palace
Manchester.

CERTIFICATES.

fan: 10. William Dickti, of l'rome Selwood, Somereztshire,

clothier.
John Lapish, of Kighley, Yorkshire, gi%cer and linen.

draper: ... .. _.
Alto:ander Fenton, of Liverpool, merchant. - ..
TW.tias Robinson, ot Bishopsereinouth, .)urham, ship.
builder.
William Clapham, of Kennington, Surrey, and of Bishops.
g, ate-sr t e c t , London. wine-merchant.
john Carter, ot Clapham, Surrey, mason.

tilt' I\ tin.

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GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 29

Arrived—the Woodland Castle, .1' iceman, from Oporto.
Sailed—the Alice, Lovett, tor ; l'anie' Sherwood,
for Grenada ; Albion, Kidd, for Gibraltar ; and the Gustavo,
Noreluis, for Gottenburgh:
London, England, 1810-01-01

BANKRUPTCIE ENLARGED.

Ann Lanchester, of St. lames's-street, Middlesex, milliner
and dress-maker, from Jan. i to Feb 20, at ten, at
Guildhall.

Thomas Farley, of She:lness,Kent, boat-builder, from fan.
2 to Feb. zo, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
John Mitchell, late of Northowram, Yorkshire, but now of
Fleet-market, Lomion, brick-maker, from Dec. 26 to Feb.
13, at ten, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.
john Lindsay, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cheesemonget, to
surrender jan. 2, t 6, and Feb. to, at eleven, at the Shalt-
s•:care Tavern, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs.
Bell and Brodrick, Bow-lane,Cheapside, London; or Mr.
F. Seymour, Newcastle. upon-Tyne.
William Rich, of Charlotte-street, Whitechapel, London,
tallow-chandler, lan. 6, at one, 23, at ten, and Feb. to,
at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wilson, King's-
. Bench-walk, Temple.
Robert Wright, William Malcolm, and Charles Wright, of
Watling-street, London, warehousemen, Jan 2, 16, and
Feb. to, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Har-
rison, Craven-street, Strand.
William Thornton and lona Thornton, of New Mahon,
Yorkshire, coal-merchants, Jan. t 1, at three, 13, and Feb.
t®, at eleven, at the Sun New Mallon. Attornies,
Mr. LarrO,ert Gray'a-Inn-3quarc, London; in Mr. Wal-
ker, New :Walton.
Richard Kimpton, late of Marfieet, in Holderness, York-
shire, horse-dealer, lan. 17, 18, and Fe.b. to, at eleven, at
the George Inn, Kingston-npon.Hull. Attornies, Messrs.
Piecard and Bruailley, Hull; or Messrs. Fallow and
Roberts, Gray's-lnh, London.
William Heal Troubeck, ot the Minories, London, vidual-
ler, lan. 2,9, and Feb., to, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Hall and Drake, Salter's-Hall, Cannon-
street.
Samuel Dawson, of Fiddleford, Okeford Fitzpain, Dorset-
shire, jobber in bullocks; Jan. is, 22, and l• eb. to, at ten,
at the Swan lnn? Sherborne. Attorney, Mr. Score,
Sherborne.

IDENDS.
laa. 2. John Jackson, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, che-
mist, at one, at Guildhall, London.
lan. 24. Robert "Broonthead, of High Holborn, Middlesex,
haberdasher, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. zo Cornelius Charlton, late o East Farleigh, Kent,
yeoman, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
lan. 20. Lawrence Cotton, of Feriehurch-street, London,
merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
jan.'6. Charles Stokes Dudley, of Gracechurch-street,
London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall.
lan- 30. folin Taylor, of Brown's- lane, Spitalfields, Middle-
sex, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Feb. 3. lohr. Bennell, of Gouldstone-square, Whitechapel,
Middlesex, builder, at eleven, at Guildhall.
lan. 20. joint Ogden, late Oldham, Lancashire, hatter, at
one, at the Angel Inn, Oldham.
Jan. zo. William Kent, of Upper Russell-street, Bermond-
sey, Surrey, tanner and leather-dresser at eleven, at Guild-
hall,' London.
Jan. 22. Daniel Alcock Ross, of Gracerhurch.street, Lon-
. don, hosier, at Guildhall,

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MAR Rik.D.

On Thursday:last, john Shewell, Esq. of Stockwell •
Common, to Miss George, daughter of George Geerge, Esq.
of Froome, Somerset.
On the eSth ult. Mr. B. Llhson, son of john Ellison,
Esq. of Birkenshaw, near Leeds,
.to Mary, second daughter
of Mr. Beaumont, of Buckingliain.strc-et, Strand.
On Saturday, at Stepney Church, Cr. Bennett, of
Watling-street, to Charlotte, thughte: of W. Tyler, Esq. of
Mile-End.
London, England, 1810-01-01

To the PROr RI ET() ItS.ofIEAST INDIA-STOCK.

-
A S the ELECTION is fixed for TUESDAY, the
eui. loth ut January, I beg leave respedfully to solicit the
honour of yu Jr attendance 'at the India House. and of your
V4ReS on,.that day. " • ;,,
The encoure;,ement 'Which I continue to meet with, in
the-conrSe of my Canvass, justifies my-entertaining the. most
sanguine inpes of success ; 'and 1 can assure you, that if, by
'Your favour,4 should obtain a Seat the Dire ton, my en.
•deavoors to promote the Company's welfare shall be,exerted
with' zeal and independence, as the only- suitable return
Which I can make kir the,liattering and honourable support
-which hasibten ciestoWed 14136 n me.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,'
With the-utmost respea,
• r•
a "lbws inqstobedient, and humble Servant,
RICHAUD TWiNING.

Stranit, Dee. 29, ISO 9.
Mr. Twining's Committee meet daily at the King's Heed;
in the Poultry, ..where a,l .Coininunicatiolis will b.; tharik-
receiveti. • -

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Lord 'Kames, tao-sirniles of his Hand. writing, &c. price
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This Day
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COURT OF COMMON COULVCIL.

• ELECTION OF ALIJERMENT.
A Report was presented. frcirn the Committee
appointed to ihquire'into the' time.allowed for tie
Etedion of Aideritica. The substance of Ili,.

port was to this effect :—That it would be cx, c-

client and necessary for the business. of the CiLy,

that in future Alclermen sbOuld not be eleded

til eight days bad expired (the time at ptesent-alio:-'
ted being three days), and that the sum requisite
for qualification be, instead of 10,0001. the sum of
30,0001.

On the Report being real!, Mr. JACKS objeaeil
.to the reception-of tt, on the grOondl hat. it, went to'
reflea upon • the character of certain. individual
-Members of the Court of Aldermen, who,'frOM
no-
to:'eseen misfortunes; could not avoid the diletnins
into which they lud tatten. • • •'•
Mr. S. DIXON ey.pressed similar opinions, and
•'sugteited the propi-jety of restr!eting the
qualifica-
non to 20 or 25,0001. and that instead of eight.dAys,
tl7e tithe allotted for prodeeding to' the: ele6tion of
Alderthen should be twelve days. ; ' • . .
Mr. GRIFFITHS, in strong terms; alluded to the
introdu&o.. ot improper persons into the Magiste-
rial Chair, who not .haying a guihea in theft posses-
sion at !the,ftimeof election;.might in _kw months-
hK:leorlie bankrupts.; In order to prevent the •possi-
biiity ,of such things occurring again, be was for the'
rekommittal of the Report, and fur fixing the sum
which pefsons wishing to.become Aldermen should
be ~orth, at not less than 30,0001. He.disclaitned
A idea of making allusions to any of the 'Aldermen
ho•ding an utfice. •
Mr. WAITEIMAN took occasion.to allege,, that by
Abe extension of time, it would atincd opportunities
• for the exercise ot personal influence, and therefore
he should object to it. . • 7-

Mr.JACK, imisic,d, that:the inedsreuce-whick the
extrude:: would give was Dot ,4o great as that
Gcntli,mao sppkg- last wjoyed, In
his comteetion. with .certain news-,
pa;,0,,, and it t,he eleAion of Conimo:. Council.

• The obsei-vatipus, of, Mr. JACK 3 called forth a
,firing 4,t po:oted arse; va+ions and charges in reply
troar Mr. Viaithman, in tire course..ol which he •
th3r Jacks at this moment had a prose
entlyn fapginaoy,r his head), tor,,e,illing- a saujeap
of t tie realm a rraitur. .
ri'nese c,h.lrges caller-) fort,h: ant interference of
of tho-Cottrt,, when the LORD
llayolt recommepded,that.hothc;ntlerlien should
abstain from anushogeaAboher,.'
Ativr some further obseryatipns,lagn Mr: Qutat,
c. th,:. Report was nrc'ed, to, , •
London, England, 1810-12-15

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 14.

" The Rev. Richard Stephenson, curate of reltwell
tq Norfolk; .bas been instituted to the vtearagd.of
tk,. &N
Iltchford in this diocese, on the presentation of the
Dean and Chapter of Ely, void by -the death of the
14v. Richard Whi-lt.
_ _

The R,v: John Richard. Thackery, •M. A. chap-
lain to the Duchess Dowager, of Newcastle, and
tbef°rmerl of PerOroke hall, has been instituted to
reEtoy ry of DOwnhann Mirket, .on the presenta-
tion of Miss Franks, of Fiiiioy-square, London ;
and also the v.carage of Wi,lgenhall, St Mary 11,1ag-
da1en, Norfolk, ou the the presentation 'ot William
Pranks, Esq.
London, England, 1810-01-08

'4

STA FF.

Major Henry lames Riddell; from the, 79th Foot,' to
-Permanent Assist:nt in the Quarter-
.Master-General's'
Department, vice Bourke, who exchanges.* • , •
Lieutenant fames Stevenson, of the Ist Royal Veteran Bat-
, ralton, to be Adjutant of Detachments at. York flospital,!
Chelsea.
Codschall lonson„.Esq.' to be Paymaster Of a Recruiting
,Distriet, vice ‘Vilson, deceased.
London, England, 1810-03-05

island,. 11 rioted the numerous sick, and I certainly
fOttlid many in wAnt of bedding, which was .procur-
ed as'well as it could be got. • -
Do you know whether Lord Chatham visited
the 'hospitals before his departure ?—I do not
know., _
On your subsequent visits to the hospitals, did'
you find the sick sufficiently accommodated with
bedding and blankets )--To the best of my know-
ledge, towards the latter part of my command,
the troops Were supplied with bedding and blankets.
Were they in the first part of your command well
supplied ?—Certainly not.
Do you know that many of the sick among the
. troops suffered severely from having no accoinnao-
dation but their great coats during their sickness ?
I do not.

Can you inform the Committee, whether. any of
the soldiers, who were in healt'3, were put on board
vessels as a means of preventing the sickness ?
That was impossible ; for ,h-ad we put the healthy
men on board, we should not have bad men suffi-
cient for the (tiny of the 'island.
Do you know how the army. in Walcheten was
supplied with water?—There, were wells in the
Island; I never heal& the complaint of, want of
water.

Did you ever hear a complaint of the quality of
the water found in the island being Inartpli to the
trOops Iriie heard individuals say that the water
was bad ; but I believe it will answer every pur-
pose, if I state that water•was sent from England,
and I applied to the principal Medical Officer to
know what I had better do with that .4.ater, and
by his advice I gave it to the Navy.- -
.The water sent from England has not used for
the troops ?--Certainly not.—[Tice Witness was
directed to-withdraw.]
'The Chairman was direEted to report progress,
and ask leave to sit again,

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MAILS.
AR RIV :--t Dublin, 2 W-atertokl. Du E--:4 Cottenburah,
Cadiz, t Dublin, i Wmertbr.t.

PRICE 01. STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TWkLVE O'CLOCK.
Consols - - 67 fl I Red. Ann. - - 6131-
London, England, 1810-03-05

'WYLIE 7J. JACOB.

This was an aetion against a Captain of a ship, for
damages arising from the improper stowage of a
quantity of tallow entrusted to his care. It ap-
peared that the tallow was placed at the bottom; a
quantity of rice above, without any skins being
paced between,.and, above the rice, a great weight
of sugar ; by, the heat and pressure arising float
which, the tallow was socompletly melted, that,
in pumping the ship, they pumped up tallow. 7—
Verdia tor the Plaintiff. , •

On Wednesday night the Glasgow mail from
London was robbed of three sacks, each containing
bags of lette►s. Two persons, upon whore susp►-
cion of
,being accessary to -the robbery falls, took
is the coach ,at LOntion for Hatfield; where'
they yid they were going to hunt with the Marquis
of Salisbury's hounds.

SHIP NtIVS.

GRAVE4LND, :.!ARCH 2.

Arrived--the Edyvard, G ruby, troin the River Plata; and
the Prevant, Moldy', from Malta.
Sailed—the Atlas, Newtol, for lamaica ; Duckingfield
Phrobert, for Grenada; Enterprize, —, for fier-
bier: ; Progress, Bonner, for St. Christopher's ; and the
tino, Bates, thr lioSton.
London, England, 1810-03-05

HOSPITAL STAFF.

TO be Hospital-Mates for General Service.--Gwynne fames,
Gent: Dennis Hughes, Gent. George Adams, lohn
Evans, Gent. for.b L. Morgan, Gent. William Doyle,
Cent. •

,The German Legion.

. „
Ist Light RattanOn, Lieutenant George Lewis Ruchitfr to be
Captain-of a Coinpany,. with temporary Rank, vice A lien,
deceased. Ensign Frederick Baron Both tc;he Lieutenant,
vice Rudorlf. Cadet Serjeant WilAturt .Fahlc-tobe
vice Both..

MEMORANDV*.

. .
Lieutenant Louis de Courten, of Meuron's-Regiment, who
was superseded as 'statea in the Gazette of the !tilt March
tSc.ss, is re instated in his rank.

ERRATA.

The undermentioned appointment are in the 2d Ceylon Re
giinent, and inn in the tat Ceylon Regintet, as stated in the
the Gazette or the ioth ult.- viz. '
•
To he First Lieutenants, without purchase,
Second'Lieutenant Croshie Christian, from. the 3d Ceylon
Regiment. Second Lieutenant Frauchell. ,<. Second
Lieutenant Peter Edwards, from the 3d Ceylon ReBnnont.
To be Assistant-Surgeon,
Assistant• Surgeon U. Marshall, frOm 89th-Foot.
In the Gazette of 24th UltiMO.
The King's German Legion.

For Cadet Charles de ligzel to. be Cornet,. vice Elderliorst,
promoted, read Cadet Charles de 1-lengel to be Cornet, &c.

Commissions in the follosVing Regiments of Local Militia,
• .signed by his Majesty.
To be Adjutant to the 3d .Regiment in the County of Essex:
Sturgeon Smith, Gent. vice lelfree, resigned. "
To be Adjutant of the Regiment of the S tewartry. Of-Kircud-
bright—Archibald Mac Lilian, Gent, vice Mac Cad.
TO be Adjutant to the Blackheath Regiment,' in the County
- of Kent,, larhes Wertherhead, Gent. •
-Commissions for Deputy Lieutenams for Kent, and the City.
and County of the City of Canterbury„ signed by the Lord
Lieutenant.
Sir C. F. Farnaby Bart. Granville Hastings Wheeler, Esq.'
Christopher Cooke, Esq. Peter Petrie', Esq. John Har-
trup West, Esq., lames Burton, Esq. lames Eldridge
West, Esq • Stephen Rumbuld Lushington, Esq. -Wil-
Barn Twopeny, Esq. John Garrett, Et-q. Robert Talbot,
Esq. ..
Coix.missions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire,
•Congleton. Regiment of Local Militia. •
To be Lieutenant—loin' bull, Gent.

OH 1)0 N rin:eci'b) IiA_ tJ,US, Gr No, 4, Ni;,/tiett,court, row-strett ; and Pcblishect by WILLIAM ARMIGF R SCR PPS, Swlth Molio n stmt. t-(;
• At the Surr-Ouvicu, No. 11:4, Btrand
_wl,ere Advertisements, Orders tar the, Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-pgia), twist la:: adch.cssed
London, England, 1810-03-05

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

Hay 41. 43. od. to 61. los. od. Straw 21.05. od. to 2.1.
ad. Clovcr 61. los. od. to 71. los. od.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARCH s.—To-day the sup-
ply of Wheat is short, and at an advance of about
3s pet quarter frotn Friday; fine Barley rna;ntains
its prince, other qualities continue heavy sale ; Malt
rather loveri White Peas likewise ; Beans of -the
twd :kinds are ; there are also. short supplies
Of Oats, and this trade supports the last advance;
Flour fully at last pi ices.
Wheat - F2S a 95s a togs
Fine ditto - I tzs a t4cs
Rye - -14 s a Sox
Barley -30 s a 465
Malt . 72,s a Bos
‘Vtlite Pease . 62s a 68s
Grey ditto -45 s a Sos
Beam; (old), ;O:i a 62,s

Tick Beans (old) es a 5.45
Oats - 2,2$ A 28$ a 3c5
Poland ditto • 315 a 345 cd
Potato* ditto 37a a—s od
Rape Seed • - 481 a 524
Fine Flour . 85a a gos'
Seconds . . Bos a
London, England, 1810-10-11

QUARTEft4,.

ISO 9.

1810.

Ended sth July rt 0,613,926 ' Ended sth fuly £14022,381
twit Oct. 9,841,970 j
loth OCt. 10,69,,512
Total in the? 8 Total in the?
Wit-yew s 96 f 1,11.3,3 r s 021.721.893

In addition to this gratifying information, we have
the satitaction of knowing
,tliat a more than ordinary
exertion is making at the Public Offices to torwa:d
the p3plielit of the' Dividends to the Public; and
that by -an arrangement concerted bet ween the Trea-
sury, the Exchuquk r, And the Bank, the Public will
receive these at idends on Saturday, which ,is one
day ei4lier than they have ever been paid by the
Bank before. The money ill be issued from the
gkchequer to the Bank this day.
London, England, 1810-10-11

'ALL IN A DAY.

UORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, respeafully
11 acquaint the Public that the STATE LOTTERY
will bin Drawing FRIDAY, the 19th
,instant, and finish in
the sale. Day.
•
Hornsby and Co. sincerely hope'the..Drawing will be pro-
pitious to those who honour them with their Conurtands..
The Prizes to be diyided ate to the grand Amount of Two
Hundred 'Thousand Pounds:

The first Prize of 1:zo,000 introduced into a Lottery, and
the very last Price of,CzO;000 were shared and sold by Horps.
by and Cu. at their old established State Lottery Offices,
No. 26, CORNHILL, and ST. MARGARLT'S-HILL,
BOROUGH. ,

_ .
• A CERTAIN DISEASE.
DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine, 'called GUTTA SA LUTA RI S, may he
depended on to be a -certain, sale, and- speedy• cure, for the.
mtist inveterate. Venereal Disease, :Gleets, Ulcers. Pains
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either sex.; its
operation is by' urine- and insensible perspiration. A sligl4
case is generally cured in a few days, and a. confirmed
.Lues
in a short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistola, DroPsies,
Rheumatisms, -Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, 'are
speedily removed by these .sate and salutary drops They
require nothing to work them dtf; no restraint of diet, or
hinderance from business. Those who. take their may de-
pend or. a sound and perfect cure, Without the -knowlec4:e of
any persOli'vhiktever. They cause no-sickness; and-the pa-
tient may go about his or her business without the least (Lin-
ger. The large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
and domestic use,
.prove their efficacy to surpass' every other
medicine,in the known world. Sbld by appointment of Dr.
Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa-
ternoster-row ; and retail, by one or inure Medicine Venders
in every town, in bottles cat as. 9d.. and As.' 6d. each, with
.on le direi.ttons.
London, England, 1810-10-11

FULHAM.

WHITLEY, BRAMES, arid MILNE, having
takenol Mr.SURCHELL his extensiveGßOUN DS,
STOCK, •akad CONCERN, in the Nursery and Seed busi-
ness at in addition to their own at Old Brompton,
respedfully xequest of his Customers and Friends a continu-
ance of their favours, and beg leave to assure them, that their
commands slta*at all times be attended to with the 'utinost
care, diligence,4nd fidelity..
London, England, 1810-10-11

FULHAM.

•
MR. BURCHELL begs leave to acquaint his
Frientis.and CustOiners, that he has DISPOSED of
his GROUNDS, STOCK, and CONCERN, as a Nursery
and Seedsman, to Messks. 'WHITLEY, IsRAMES, and
AIII.N E, to whom he respedtully solicits the continuance
of their favours, assuring them that they may confidently re-
ly on their orders being executed with the utmost attention,
puduality, and coriedness,

M. BURCHELL.
London, England, 1810-10-11

TBISH reminds his Friends thatthe LOTTERY
• begins • and fi:tishes the i9th of 'THIS MONTH.
Tickets and Shares are-selling in goat Variety', at. both his
Offices,
4, CWRNHILL, and 9, CHARINQ-CROSS,
Where THIRTY CAPITAL PRIZES were Sold in. Shares
within the- last !Vie Months, including Three ...yrizes of
20,n001. The present Scheme contains only 4,060 Nurn:
bets, yet there are

5 - Prizes of - . ,C 20,000
5 . .... 2,000
- 7 _ 1,000

There are Fii.e Tickets of each Number, and the fate of
One decides the other Four. OneNu►nber must gain-On&
Hundred ThOusand-Pounds. '

All Busiiies's hi the Public Funds transa&ed with fi-
delity and dispatch by
_ _ _

T. Hti Stock-Broker.
London, England, 1810-10-11

'I his Day was published, '
. .
' Volume I Bvo. rice r2s. boards, '
IJORTUS KiEWENSIS, -or a. CATALOGUE
of the PLANTS cultivated in the Royal Garden at
Kew:

13y the late WILLIAM AITON.
,The Second Edition, enlarged by WI LLIAM TOWNSEND

Al 1'0.14, Gardener to His Majesty. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,.
Paternoster- row.

- just published, price 4s. 6d. •
Part the Fourth, of
T3INTS to the• PUBLIC .and LEGISLA-
TUItE,on the NATURE and EFFECT of EVAN.
GELICAL PREACHING,.

By ABA RIST E R.

Si quid znereinur, sana posteriias sciet.

London; Printed for Johnson and Co. St. Paul's ChurCh.
yard; Sherwood, Nccly, and !ones, Paternoster-row ; Hat.
chard, Piccadilly ; and W. Reed, Bell-yard, Temple-bar;
and for A. Constable. and Co. Edinburgh.

A NEW WORK.ON BREWING,
This Day %vas published, price los. 6d. in boards,

A TREATISE on BREWING, wherein is ex-
-1 hibited process of the Art and Wstery- of
Brewing he various sorts .of, M alt Liquor; with !ractical
Examples upon each Species. Together with tbill Manner
of using the Thermometer add Sac‘harometer ; elucidated
by' Eicamples, and rendered easy to any Capacity, in 13rew-
in4-- L _

Loudon Porter I Hock . Wirtemloerg Ale
Brvwn Stout "London Ale Scuryy_grass do.
. .

IReading Beer I Windsor do. • Fableßeer aild
Amber I Welch do. Shipping do. •
Also, general Instructions for the making of Malt.
Fourth Edition, corrected and improved.
With Tables of the Net Duties of Excise on Strong and Ta-
ble Beer, payable by Common Brewers in. 'Town and
Country-. -
By ALEXANDER' 'MORRICE,
Common Brewer.. •

Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and
,lones,. 20, Paternoster.
row.

this Work the just proportion of the various quantities'
of malt, hops, and other •ingredients necessary for brewing
the above species of malt liquor, is given ; v, ell as every'
other information that can possibly be requisite fur the yoting
Common Brewer, or the Private family, in tOWn or cowl,
try ; and as it is that kind of knowledge which none but the
•experienced Common Brewer can communicate, the Author
flatters Maisel fthat- this Treatise will be found, for praCticet
superior to any other hitherto published. , - • .
London, England, 1810-10-29

uirIDENVSd

Nov. 27. john Banister Hudson,- late of Hackney-Grove,
ivioldlesex, and of the City Chaintias,l London,-mer•haor,
at ten, at Guildhall.,
Nov. 24. -IN in. Tubb, arntiarnes Henry Alex. Scott, of the
King's-road, Phalle°. Middlesex, nursery min set.usinetr,
at twelve, at Guitoliall.
Nov: 24. COVitiely, StlaWfOrdi; of Albany, Pie-
hlidifesex, euuiectioner, at twelve, at Guild--
Nov. 27. Albert De La Cour, of New Lisle-street, Leices-
ter-square, and of Pall-Mall, Aliddlesex, jeweller, at ten,
at Guildhall.
Nov. 27. Char:es Stuart, of Berwick:street, Westminster,
tailor, arten, at Guildhall.
Nov. 17. fames Gralfand Dempsey Foley, of Tower-
Royal, London, merchants, at twelve, at GuildhalL ,
Nov. 17. James Rose, the elder, .and fames Rose, the
younger, of Symood's Whart,Ttioley• street, Surrey, pro-
vision-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.
Pee. 8. William Wild and, fames Dalton, of Manchester,
dealers in twist, at ten, at Guddliall, London.
Nov. 3. 'William Bryan, late of White Lion-court,'Birehin-
lane, London, merenant, at twelve; at •Guilditaii.
Nov. 20. Josue tic Pardo, ot Lime-street,, Loudon, lead-
merchant, at one, at Putlnhall,
Nov. 24. George Pearson, Of Faddy street, Chealiside, Lon-.
(ton, warenouseman, at twelve, at Guildhall. •
Dec. 4. James Lovett, of Colchester, Essex, grocer, at ten,
at the Red Lion !rut, Coieliester.
Nov. ty.•• Wicharn Aitori," of Allreton, Derbyshire, him-.
keeper, at 'eleven, at the Angel inn; -Altieron.
N0v.,20. Joseph joyosou,. latent Stourport, Kidderminster,
Worcestershire, lion-incielrant al.(1 coat-Lie:tier; at eleven,•
at the George
Dec. 1. 'Robert Joyce, of Lambs'Condint-street, Middlesex,
tailor, at eleven, at , .
Dec. t Read, of Caroline-Mews, Bedford-square,
slabie-keeper; at eleveo; at (;uildhall
Nov: 27. Edward OatAror Leeds, .Yorkshire, dryS'alter, at
twelve, at toe Hotel, Lecds.
Nov,. cu. loifir.Vallts, of Croydon, burley', tailor, at one, at
London. •
Nev. 1. '1 ::....o,orilus•CliVe and Sameul ltiehardsuo,-of.To
k:lll(..oise,) (ad,
.:London', :inereitains, at •one,:at
Nov. zi. Richard Dyer:of Dudtey, Worcestershire, grocer,
az 'cloven:fie toe Littletoff's Arms Inn(' Peakrolge, Stafford,
-
zo. Robert Main, of Gieenwich, floor cloth-manufac-
turer, at Mie,, at Guildhall, LondoO:
Nov: ry. Jobu Sltyer,-of Siierstoa, Wiltshire, linen-draper, at
twelve, at toe bean 1 averx Bristol.
Nov. As". : bault,ut souttorroltoo-street Middlesex,
calletide?ei., at twelve, at Gold natl.
Nov. 27. josepti King, of King-treet, Covent-Garden, Mid-
Nliddieser., silk-mercer, at ten, Guildhall.
Nov. ti. lico:o.,joeob Leroux, of .'...itoluribury:square,
Is-
liagtun, M.,ollesex, builder, at eleven, at Guildhall.
Nov. 17. George Elliott, of WineheSter-street,' London,
"Lnerctiant; at ooe, at Guildhall.
/GATES. •
Nov. 77. Ralph Sandom, of Deptford, wine-merchant.
Thomas Gasitell, of Brutun-sheet, lierkely-square, linen.
. draper.
folra Simpsen Tydeirtan, of Colchester. ironrnonger.
Tfuarnas Crouch of Cue kfield, grocer.
Samuel UuKur, ot Disley, Chester, shopkeeper.
London, England, 1810-10-29

SALES.

BEDFORD SQUARE.
FOR. SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

ALEASEHOLD HOUSE of the first- Class,.
situated on the north side of Bedford Square; three
FLorns on'a Floor of large diMensions; :replete with Con-
veniei,Les, and suitable for the/ reception of a large Family ;'
with detached IKitchen, Wash-House, Laundry, Standing
for two Cairiages, and Five, Stall Stable, with - Servants
!Zooms Uvi r the same. The Premises are very subsrana.lly
built ;. and he;c: under •an unexpired term of Sixty-four
years tr: Michaelmas last.
To be .viewed with Tickets, which with further Partic-
ulars may be had of Mr. Leverton, x 3, Beclford,square, or Mr.
-Robertson, 40, Sackvillej street, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1810-10-29

0 1 ,

CTOBER 29, 1810.

VICTUAL L
), 0ct.46, 18t°.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
A- HIS dif A ygSTY's NAVY do herd:), give Notice,That on
Tuesday, the 6th of November next, they will be ready to receive
l'enders in writing ( sealed up) and treat for Three Hundred Tbou..
sand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to he delivered, Duty
tee, from Warehouses in -which'the :ame sh;;11 have been bonded,
into his
.11lajeqy's I"iaualling Sto;es at the Poly, and in the
proportions under-mentioned, one half thereof in one Month, and
the other, kalf in one Afenth afterwards, viz.
Gallons.
Deptford . . too,oao.
Portsmouth - foo,coa
Plymouth roo,ood

3,,pi000

end to he raid for Gy Billr,payable with Interest, ninety days svite r
date.

The Coaditioni of the Colib-4a may Le uen at the Secretary's
Offire.

No regard will be had to any Tendet in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
o the Board before One o'Clock on the
,said Tuesday, the 6th
of Mvember next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten.
der, o► some Pers✓n on hit behalf, attends, to answer,when called
10,.
London, England, 1810-10-29

STOCKS

SATU

DAY.
India Stock,
India Bonds, 243. 258. pr.
Old Ann.
Excheq. Bills, Bs. us. pr.
Omnium, 5 h dis.
Cons. tor 27th Nov. 66i

LONDON : Printed by RICHARD HARRIS; of Nci, 4, Martial._ court, Eow-strect4 and Pcbrabtd by WILLIAM A RMIGER.SC R IPPS, South Molton-street, drosvenor.iquarew
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London, England, 1810-10-29

THE

Al 0 D

This Day were publiihed,
In Oetavo price Four Shillings,
TX LECTURES on the ELEMENTS of
PLANE TRIGONOMETRY; with the Method of
constructing Tables of Natural and Logarithmic Sines, Co-
sines, Tangents, &c.
By the Rev. B: BRIDGE, A. M.

Fellow of St. Peter's Lullege, Cambridge ; and Professor of
Mathematics in the East India College.
Printed tor T. (:adell and W . Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Leaures on the Elements of Algebra, in RoyaliSvo. price
los '6d. boards..
London, England, 1810-10-29

BANKRUPTS.

lames Hart, of Scholes,- near Wigan, Lancashire, manufac-
twer, 'to surrender t4bv. 21, 22, and Dec. 8, at one, at the
Star and Garter Inn, Liverpool. • Attorney, Mr. Avison,
Liverpool.
Israel Burrotvs, now or late of Ledger Mills, in, Mirfield,
Yorkshire, corn-►nerchant, Nov. 9, to, and Dec. 8, at ele-
ven, at the Hotel, Leeds. - Attornies, Messrs. Exley,
Stocker, and Dawson, Furnival's-Inn, London; :or

,
Stott, Leeds. -
William Donald, ,of West DraVton,' Middleiex,•draper and
grocer, Nov. 1,6, and Dec. 8, .at ten, at Guildhall. At-
toney, Mr. loasdale, Alerch.int Tay lore-Hall; Thread.

Otedio,Sireet•
James Dodson, of Cranbrook, Kent,' brewer, OE}. p, Nov..
so;at Dec. 6, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
Mr, Big, Hatton- Garden.
..
Samuel t,hurchouse, Of Hammersmith, Middlesex, brick-
layer Nov. 5,6, and Dec,„ 8, at ten, at Guildhall,. Aura-
l:lg3, Messrs. Field and Shergold, Clittbrd's-Inn.
loseph Smith and John smith, of Eirminghant, linen-drapers,
Nov. 8.. 9, and Dec. 8, at eleVen, at tiw R.4al
Birmingltain. Attoinies, .Messrs. Webb and Tyndall,
.13inningham.
Benjamin Merriman Coombs, late of the City-road, Middle-
, avx, furnishing-ironmonger, Nov. 5,6, and Dec. 3, at ten,
at GUildhall—Attorncy, Mr.' John Wilks, Hinton-square.
Thomas Kowlandson, Joseph Bates, Samuel Rowlandson,
. __Edward Isaac, and William Brien, of Cheapside, London,
merchants, Nov. 2, at one, 3, at ten, and Dec. V, at one,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Throgmorton-street.
Daniel ragett, of Leicester, grocer, Nov. 5, at sevea.fi, at
ten, and Dec. 8, at eleven, at the Bell Inn,' Leicester. At-
.- tornie3; Mr. C. El. Ware, Gray's-Inn, London ;or Mr.
C. lervis, Hinckley.
Thci.lias Evans, of Oxford-street, Middlesex, viaualler, Oft.
30, at fwelve' Nov. to, at ten, and Dec. 8, at one, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. Shearman, Hart-street,
BlOonisbitry-square.
William Smith, ut Stratford, Essex, corn-chandler, N0v..3,
so, and Dec.' 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney,
•Mr: Meymott, Burrow's-buildings, Blackriars-road.
• .
London, England, 1810-12-24

-7

E.

MONDA Y, DECAIIIER 24, 1810.

THE PITT SEAL,

Sacr9d to the Memory of 4-hat upright Statesman, to whom
. Britain-owes • her Independence, her -Safety, and her ac-
knowledged Superiority over the enslaved and degraded
Nations of Europe.
V" R. BRASBRIDGE respeetfpliy informs those
-I who, sensible of such blessings, lament the loss of
him whose. Councils procured them, that he has happily
i,uoceeded iii obtaining a corred Impression for Seals, Rings,
and Lockets, taken m Turnerelli's oust, which is c-tee -
ed the best Lii:eness of the Right Hon. William Pitt.
No, too, fleet.stteet.

This, Day was published, price zs: 6d.,
Dedicated to-the Right lion. the Earl of Westmorland, Lord
Burgliersh;, Lord Privr Seal, Knight of the Most Nob.
Order of the Garter, &c &c.
'THE ADVENTURES of' ULYSSES; ,Or, the
turn to Ithaca. A Classical Drama, front Hunter.

By. Mr. lAMES•ME;NOHAM, jun.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and jones, raternoste.r-row.

A
This Day w,is published, price 6s.
'the Vouith 1-. d it

MHE ELEMENTS OF BOOK,KESPING.i
comprising a System of _Merchants' Accounts,
tound-
ed on real business, and adapted to M derv' Practice ;. with
an• Appendix on ,Exchanges,' Banking, and other ►Cuinner7
vial subjects..

By P..KELLY, LL D.
Master of the Finsbury-square .A.cademy, London.
Printed for .1 • iolinson and Cu. St. Paul's Church-yard.

_ . This Day was published,
In One Volume 4to. price. tl. II S 6d. or On fine Paper z z -
in bOa7dS, illustrated with a Map and seven large Plate,
A N ACCOUNT of the CAMPAIGNS in I'o-
1-1., LAN D twine Years i-406 and t 8 7. Isroi ed to winch
4re brief Remarks .on the Chatader and Compointion, of the
Russian Ariny, &c.
By Ssrk OBE RT WILSON, Knt.
Aid-de-tamp to the King.
Pr)nted for 1. liorton,- Military Lil)rary, Whitehall ; and
may be bad of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1810-12-24

MurnlDg.

" H. R. REYNOLDS
" W. FIEDERDEN.
" M. BAILLIE.
" R. WILLIS."

" Witidsor Castle, Dec. 24, 18ro,
" His MAJESTY has had a. sleepless night, and is
not so well to-day."

Signed as above.

It is with extreme regret that we state, that the
Aymplze frigate commanded by Captain CLAY, and
the. Pallas, by Captain MONK, have both been
lost on the coast of Scotland, ucar Dunbar :—The
crews are mostly saved.

Some very recent accounts from France contain
a curious pra&ical illustration of the interpretation
which has been put in France upon BUONAPARTE'S
Decree for repealing those issued at Berlin and Mi-
lan. It is stated, that an American ship which

allied from the United States of France, in confi-
dence of the repeal of the Decrees of Berlin and
Milan, has been seized and confiscated, and the crew
made prisoners, on entering a French port.
The seizure was made under the old pretext of
the vessel having' submitted to be overhauled by a
British cruizer. It will be recollected that some of
our sapient politicians at home have censured Mi-
nisters because they did not rescind the Orders in
Council the instant they heard of BUONAFARTE'S
repeal of his famous Decrees !

Paris Papers to the I.sth inst. reached town yes-
terday. We have made some extraas from them.
They bring no news.

Yesterday morning her iNIAJEsry and the PIIIN••
CRISES heard Divine Service in Windsor Castle.
Th_r; afterwards went to Frogmore.
_ .

On Saturday a Deputation-of Merchants trading
to the- United States, waited upon the Marquis
WELLESLEY, for the purpose of ascertaining whe-
ther his Lordship had any answer to communi-
cate to the application that had lately been made to
him on the subjed of the Berlin and Mi!an Decrees,

and the Orders in Council, and also on what had

recently occurred in the United States. It is said
float his Lordlihip replied, that he was not at pre-
vut enabled to return any answer to the application
alluded to.

Algerine Ambassador arrived on Saturday,
with his suite, at Sackville-street, Piccadilly, No. 6,
a house that had been previously provided for him.
He came by the way of Malta, and, we believe,
touched at Gihriltar. Three waggons were ern-
phyed to convey luggage, &c. which Ms servants
aJaist;:d in unloading.
London, England, 1810-12-24

I LI. (J-U.I, p z,

Dec. 18; 'no.
'HE COMMLSSIOZv7RSiorVICTL(A LUNG
41- His MA jESTY's'NAVY Qo hereby give Mike, Thar
vn.Tircsddy, the tit-of January net, they will b: ready to receive
Tenders in writing ( sealed up) anti treat for the Supply (on sepa-:
rate Contrath) of ' all with qu,antitiesof the'following species of
Provisions at way -iv required for the use of His Majesy': TrooPi
statiowed at each of the Island: underinesrtioned, viz. :
SPECIES. _ ISLANDS. .

•
Grenatta, '
liasse- l'erre,
Point-a- Petre, Guadaloupe.
St. Martin's.
Hasse Terre, ) Guadaloupe.
Point-a-Pette,
St. .Martin's.
;taf-se Terre, ?
Guadaloupe.
Point-a- Petre,
st. Martin's.

Flour and Rice - -

Fresh Beef

Ram

During the'space of Twelve Months certain, from the date of
the Contraas, and' further until Six Montbss warning shall be

•
given. •
The Conditions of the Contraas rally he seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in wbkh the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that, shall not be delivered to
the Bort,'d before One 6'Clod on the said Tuesday, the ist of
.7a=
weary next, ,nor unless the Pelson who makes the Tender, or some
Person o.r his behalf, attends to answer' v,hen called for, ,_
London, England, 1810-12-24

.o*,;} as l';u511•$he(1, price' 2S,

REGENCYHE QUESTION being, a
.ptibitcation of PAPERS, written during His Ma-
jesty's illness, in the year 1753, with a New Preface.
By DENIS O'ER\' EN, Esq.
But we, with pleasuie, own ~ur errors past,
And make, each day, A critiqn.: on the List. .
_ . Pora.

" These Papers are re-pnblislied, because their principles
and reasonings would ha-iie applied 4.-enturies.snicv, and.wuuld.
apply centuries 'hence--indeed, under any possible suspen-
sion ot the Royal tunetinns."--P REFri
'l'o be had of lobo Budd, Pall-Mall, and Of all other
Booksellers. .
London, England, 1810-12-24

This Day was_publisticd, price 4s. 6d..
The Third Edition, illustrated with Cases,

APRACTICAL TREATISE on the eel-mill PRE-
VENTION and CURE co the YENERLAIi"
EASE, particularly its cpnsequences, as Strictures, Glcpts;
including Tabes.Dorsalis; Hypochondriasm, Onanism, &c.
being a'Cornplete guide in these Diseases. . -• •
By- M. CATON,
.Surgeon;

Late of the United Hosintals of St..Thotnas's and. G uy's,
And Editor of the First and Second Volumes of the London

Medical and SultiCal Spectator. , • • -
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DIPERL4L PARI,L4MENT.

HOUSE OF PEERS.

SATURDAY, DEC. 22.
1 The House met about half past two o'clock:
Lord Cctvg and several other Members of the
House of Commons brought up a tuesstge, desiring
' a conference. A Committee of Conference, con-
sisting of Earl C:unden, the Earl of Liverpool, Lurd
Viscount Wentworth, the Bishop of-Hereford, Lord
Mulgrave, Lord Wellesley (Marquis Wellesley)
and another Lord, was appointed! and a message
having been sent to the House of Commons, ap-
pointing the conference forthwith in the Painted
Chamber, the Lot ds appointed to (miler with the
Commons went forth.
On their return Earl Camden reported the coin-
.
munication 4.1 the Resolutions voted by the House
of Commons (vide our Paper of Friday) which, on
f h,- m lion or the• Earl ut Liverpool, were ordered
to be taken into cons duration on Thursday next, the
1-I,,„Ne then to resolve itself into a Committee on
the-State of the Nation, and the Lords to be sum-
moned. •
The Earl of LtvEh poor. presented the ;Report of
the Committee appointed to search for precedents,
re4eciing proxies, which was ordered to lie on the
• table.—Adjourned till Wednesday. •

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATWtDAY, DEC. 22.
•
The Speaker took the chair about two o'clock.
Air. Secretary RYDER .rno}
~ that a Committee
• be appointed to confer with thnords on certain Re-
solutions entered into by that House, and proposed
that Lord Clive, Sir John Nicholl, Sir Evan Nepean,
Mr. Wallis, and Mr. Ashley Cooper, be a Co4llraittee
fur that purpose.—Ordered.
On their return Iron) the Lords, Lord CLIVE ac-
. qu.tinted the house, that tlity had had a conference
with a Committee of the Lords, and in compliance
with their instrua ions had laid before their Lord-
ships certain Resolutions, in which they desired
• their concurrence.

The House then adjourned until Friday next.

MAI LS.
ARR /D-2 Dublin, r Waterford. IN.E-1 Malta,
Dublin, i Waturiord.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TyvtLV6 O'CLOCK.
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MONDAY, DECKMBBR 24, 1810.

Windsor Castle, Dec. 23, t 3 to.
" His NIAJESTY is not quite so this morn-
ing, although Ile had st..eral hours sleep yesterday
London, England, 1810-12-24

NUMBER 5705.1

HONE INSURANCF,-COMPANV.
'IRE, LIFE, AND A^4-NUITIES-CAPITAL TWO
MILLIONS. _

OBice, LUDG ATE- HI LL, London.
ERSONS insured with 'this Office, whose Poll-
' cies expire at Christmas, are respedfully informed,
that Receipts fur the Renewal of the same are now ready for
Alelivery at the Office, and with the respective Agents of
the Company throughout the United Kingdom.
WILLIAM'IsUI Y, Secretary

N.B. Policies of insurances which expire at the above pe-
Iriod, should be rebevved wit,in Fifteen Days thereafter.
London, England, 1810-10-16

The Members' Plate of pl.. for horses, 4:e., Three-mile
heats.

.
Mr. Acrod's br. h Wansfnrd • 3 t t
Duke of Leeds' ch. c. Swittsure ~ ' 1 2 2
Mr. Rolsis n's b. t. by Stamford . - ' 4 3 3
Mr. Foster's h. c. Hornsey ' - . - 5' 4 dr:
Mt. Hutchinson's b. c Preston Lad - - 7. dis.
2 tO I agst Preston Lad; 4 to t agst Siviftiure, and in run..
ning, to to s Preston Lad won'the neat; after the first beat.
even bettinAind s to 4 on Swittsure; after the second heat.
3 tot on WAllSford. Every. heat was. won easy. Preston
Lad broke down in, running for the second heat. ' ' ' .

'

Orders were issued on Thursday from the Adjo:,
tarn-General's Office,' for the ge evil leave of. Hi.)
senep for the officers and .menlgot the Militia, td
cotnnienre trout the 14th October, an-4 to continue
till the 10n h MArch ; the officers -absent not to ex'
ceed one-third-, arid the privates not more than ten
from each company -
General MEAD goes from Madeira to succeed
General WARD at M4.lras.

At the South well quarter Seions, a publican .of
Eppestne, named !Fright, was cdnrit<led of steal-
ing plated _pint mz•Asure, and sentenced to two
yews imprisonment—seven days in each quarter, in
&solitary cell, and the last fortnight in, stud soli-
;tide. Tie cup was stolen on' the 4til, the prisoner
apprehended on the .51h, and convitaed on tlie 6th.

Last week near a hundred informations were laid
against stage-coaeh•proprietors in Henfo,dshire, for
carrying more nutsidet.passeegers than the law
allows. The solicitor for the defendants Pointed
out some defects in the informations', which proired
tatal to them. 1'

The Nobility, Gentry, Clubs, and Societies, are
respediully informed by HeRt4SZY and Co. that the,
State Lottery will be drawn on 'Friday nest.—
tioRNSBY an Co. solicit the fayours of the.PUbtlerou
the present occasion, on which i:lay they bap, -.to:
divide among tiu.se who honour them with -Their
.commands, a' large prOpartion of the Tub flundred
Tho,i,and Pounds Prize INl,;ney.. The' First-drawn.
26:6001. and 'the List drawn.2:o,oool. were
shared and 'Fold
,by HottNsgY aqd Cu'. at No. *fij
Coruhi,l, and St. Margaret's Hill,- BOrOugh.

IV/ITER/11E

A SALOfAIt? LAW WIIIC,H IS NEVER itrunitiendi

Every Waterman plying on the Thames shall hate
the number of the boar to which he belongs stamped
and painted, or coloured upon metal, well and sbffi-
ciently fixed or fastened in 4.r upon the fivitt of his .
hot, in ft conspicuous manner, so as the same may be
seen by any person resorting to such plying.piace.-.;-
Penalty, any sum not exceeding 40s. nor less. than.