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London, England, 1817-07-22

IRELAND.

Sin.....m'l. • Dublin Castle, 12th .lely, 1817.
-.e Lord Lieutenant having taken into corclsideration
the
various applications from dir'e-reot parts of the country.
addressed to
me,
11 cOnsequende of my notification to you of
the 14t4.i11t, upon the stibjebt of the distresses of the Poor
and
-.
his , r.
sdelleney haVing .granfed shell stnt, in addition to
the
-11,s L
,scriptions entered into, as the circumstances of each
particulkrease „med to merit.;
I aln directed by iii, Lxceflency to signiTy his desire that
rt7.witi, with the least possible delay, give notice to an.y Cho-
al)le Committees 'or :Associations in your County, who may
7, hate transmitted a statement of their contributions in
51. the •Poor, that', after Th-ursd'ay, the 24th of inty in:
stant,
no
n further applications for ..tv...11 assistance will Le at •
tended to.

I hare the honour to be,
Sir, your must obedient humble setrant,
To tide W. GREGORY.
High sheriff of the
County of
London, England, 1817-07-22

COAL MARKET, JULY 22.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
54i Newcastle ....:344 33s. Od. to 435. Od.
7 Sunderland .6 355. Od. to 375. ad.
1 Welsh Coal.. O. .... —5. Od. to od.
1 Cinders ..... 0
London, England, 1817-07-22

Mr. LITTLE, of Hessenford, in COrnwall, has
a cow, one of the fore legs of which was-acei•
dentally broken some time since. Unwilling to
kill the animal, which was tar from being rat, tie
kg was amputated below the knee joint, and when
sufficiently healed, a wooden one vas braced on it.
With this the animal walks about, lies dOtin, awl
rises with as much facility as a wounded seaman
similarly circumstanced could be supposed to do.
(Plymouth Paper)
London, England, 1817-07-22

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Printed for A. Porter, SI, Pall-Mall. •

This Day was published, Bro. price 7s, 6d.

QTATEMENT respecting the EARL of .SEL-
KIRK'S SETTLEMENT upon the RED RIVER, in
NORTH =AMERICA; its Destruction in 1815-6; and the'
Massacre of Govet nor Semple and his Party. With Observa-
tions upon a recent Publication, entitled " A Narrative of
Occurrences in the Indian:Countries," &c. . •
Printed for John-Murray, Albemarle-street. . •
London, England, 1817-07-22

LONDON; printed by .1. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Orrnond•strcet, Qtieen-square; and 'published by W. A.
SCRIPps, of, Ica., 7, South Molton-street, at THE Sup
Mice, No, 112, Strand; where Advettisements, Orders,
Letters, s‘c. (post-paid) 'intiato addressed.
London, England, 1817-05-28

FRACAS AT THE BAR.

Snme disagreement arose between Mr. ADOL.
PHUS and Mr. ANDREWS, at Clerkenwell Sessions,
on Monday evening. It appears the parties were
engaged in a parish case, and some interruption
having taken place, words arose, which suspend-
ed the proceedings of the Court for a short time,
and upon Mr. ADOLPHUS quitting the Court, Mr.
ANDRRwS followed him, and blows ensued; after
which, Mr. GIEDLICR, the Magistrate, appeared,
and bad them taken into custody, and held to bail.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.--On Monday afternoon,
at the Middlesex Sessions, in the bearing of an
appeal from the Marlborough-street office respect-
ing some reputed thieves, in which Mr. Adolphus
and Mr Andrews were engaged as opposite Coun-
sel, these learned gentlemen differed as to the le-
gal clinittnetion of the 18th clause of the Police
Act, as applicable to rogues and vagabonds. The
barristers left the Court together, and just as they
got ro_the buttons of the stairs in the passage
leaditig to the dining-room, Mr.'Andrews gave
Mr. Adolphus a violent blow with his umbrella,
which
,Mr. Adolphus returned with his umbrella;
the consequence was a battle-royal, or a general
set•to took place, not only with umbrellas but
with fists, till Humphreys, the Bow-street con-
stable, and Others, interfered to separate them ;
after whidb Mr. Adolphus went op to the Old
Bailey ; the Court or Bench of Magistrates hear-.
isg of the unpleasant circumstance, Mr. Andrews
was sent for to attend before them, in a -private
room, when we understand be was held to bail in
NW. -Mr. Adolphus was before the Magistrates
yesterday, but we (lid not learn what took place.
The animosity arose from some personal allusions
vas to the gentleman's origin. Mr. Andrews ap-
peared in Court yesterday, with his nose and one
of his eyes bruised.

ROYAL Visyr.---The Royal Menagerie, Exeter
•Icheoge, has become thelashionahle:scene of at-
traction since the accouchement of the Lioness,
and the attention of the heantiful Spaniel Wet
Nurse (belonging to Mr. CLARK), whose fond
regard forthe two whelps, together with her own
offspring Jbeing one of twelve pups), is truly
astonishing. They were yesterday honoured with
Many 'distinguished visitors, among whom was
his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, who ex.
pressed much admiration in viewing this wonder-
ful collection of Natural History.
FRAUD. —A Gentleman lately purchased of an
itinerant vender, two dozen of Black-lead Pencils,
for which. he paid a liberal price. 'To his astonish-
ment only half a dozen were fit for use.--;-Ile men-
tioned this ciretustance,to a friend, who thus re-
plied: " Yon have not heen taken in as I have
been. I always use in my. family ROWL,AUD'S
Macassar Oil, which has,beess of, infinite service
to the Hair of my children ; I lately purchased a
bottle which I found to be a base counterfeit ;
and its. noxious effects led to the di,,tovery of the
imposition.'*---lt is requisite that the public should
be informed that no Macassar Oil is genuine bat
what has the signature—A. Ron' AND and SON.
London, England, 1817-05-28

MURDER OF MR. 11. THOM

We feel pleasure in stating, that Richard Tur-
ner, one of the accomplices in the murder of this
gentldman, was, hire on the night of' Saturday
se'nnight, secured in a cottage inhabited by one
Jonathan Crockett, who is employed as a wood
'collier at quires Wood, nearPeutyrch, between
Landati and Lantrissent, Glainorganshire, whence
be was'sent off,' tinder a, proper escort, and safely
lodged in our County Gaol on Nionday afternoon.
Crockett at first attempted to deny any knowledgt
of Turner ; hut upon being threatened to be taken
into custody himself, he -produced the prisoner.
It might in instice to be mentioned, that tl.is en-
terprize, involving considerable personal risk, was
conducted by a mere youth .(beltspging to she
neighbourhood where ;the minder was perpe,
trated), who., being. w ell artist:rimed with the per-
sons of theTuruers, courageously voluoteered the
hazardous service, headerl,the party throughout
the whole of their research, -pm' singly entered
the cottage ,ivbere they expected to find one or
both: of the 'desperadoes, whilst his comps.nions
watched whin-mt. Wm. Turner (the principal in
the runnier, and the only one, of the tour now at
large), rested at the same cottage during part of
the preceding night : he appeared greatly Hgt.
hated, groaned- much while asleep, 'arviltre• hu-
lking, lie bas since been tracti from.,Chettst
thrOugh.litidgend, Aberavon, Baglan, Morristrik
Penclawritl„ and Lioughor, and he was last seen
at •rembrey, between and -Kid welly, in
Oarmarthenshire, on T”psd v , The anost active
pursuit is continued'ity police officers, accompa-
nied by Vickery, fr,in 46W-street, and person,
from this county, awl we trust !he Ohio is not
de4tilled to remain at liberty much longer. When
last seen; he had, nu a short flannel frock, which
he .spinetinic; s 4,rCtir, over, and sornetlines under
blue jacket, Ptie of the.slecves of which is torn,
and the other patched with aTiece of. sloth 61..11
darker colour ; he also wears Russia ditek.trow.,
sers, ftioged round the legs, and .a
pair of half
hoots laced in front. He. is a desea ter from the
Plymooth Division of Matints, aLtd is marked on
the arms us sai,lors Usually are.—(GloircesterPqper.)
London, England, 1817-07-25

THAMES POLICE OFFICE, WAPPING, JULY 14, 1817.
FELONY.
ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS I?ErTrARD.

THER EAS an ANCHOR and PIECE of
RLE (described hereunder), together with a
T JOYa of rit'ov ROPE, cut from the ship I,nskinVnn,
isr)37As DoRM EA, Commander, from Beipzal, on the A day
of Jule List, and helm: the Property of the Owners of the
said Ship, were taken up from the Chapman Sand, in Sea
Reach (when the said Ship was on Shore and in Distress),
on or about the 4th of the sante Month ; and the said Anchor,
Piece of Cable, Buoy, and Buoy Rope havina here feloniously
carried away by spine Person or Persons unknown,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the above Reward of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS is
offered to whoever will give such Information as shall lead to
the Discovery of -the OV.ender or Offenders, to be paid on his
oT !heir Conviction. Information to he conveyed to Messrs.
Cio“dw,n and Co. Agents lot Lloyd's, at Ramsgate and Deal ;
or No. 3, George-yard, Lombard street, London; and to Mr.
:1,1o) Gutty, at the Office of the Thames Police, \Yapping.
London, England, 1817-07-25

SECOND ii:DILTION.

SUN OFFICE, Two o'CLocK.

We have just received the following important

Letter

"LISBON, JULY 12, 1817.

" The Mission of the Marquis of ANGEJA,

lately arrived from the Rio, appears to have been

of so urgent a nature, that the Vessel in which

le embarked was not even provided with► Supplies
for the Voyage, but was directed to receive them

fr"nt the Ships employed in the Blockade of Per-
b"mbnco. The object of his Dispatches is un-
thlstood to have been to obtain Reinforcements.

I've Battalions are now under orders for the

/razils, and some Artillery.

41 It is said that strong representations have

been made to the litNG on the necessity of his

returning to Europe.

" The crews of two valuable Portuguese In-

diamen arrived here yesterday from the Azores,
''here they had been landed after the capture of

their Ships by an Insurgent Privateer.
" Two Ships of the Line sailed for Leghorn

on Sunday last, for the purpose of conveying the.
Austrian Arch Duchess to the Rio.

" The Troops destined for the Brazils are the
following :--3d Battalion of Cacadores tram Villa

Real, Ist Battalion of 116 Regiment of Infantry
from Nisen, a Battalion of Infantry from Braga,
Battalion of 2d Regiment from Lagos, Battalion

of 12th Regiment from Chaves, and two Com-

jetties of Artillery from the Algarves."
London, England, 1817-07-25

UNION HALL.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE.--An ancient damsel,
who stated herself to be upwards of eighty-three,
applied on Tuesday to the e.itting Magistrate,
charging her master, a young man about thirty,
with violating her person. To obtain the war-
rant, site made oath that she was at work in id
bean-field, when her master came suddenly upon
her, and not withstanding her resistance, aceom-
plishei her ruin. Upnn thisintormation a war-
taut w►►s granted, and put into the hands of May,
the officer, who apprehended the defendant and
he was yesterday brought up for a bearing. In
the interval, however, the spirit of mercy and for-
giveness bad supplanted all feelings of vengeance
it+ the old lady's breast, and she nnw applied to
the Magisttates to have the warrant discharged,
and her master liberated. On being reminded
that public justice demanded she should proceed if
her charge was well founded, she observed, she
was well aware what public justice demanded and
what it did not demand. It did not demand that
she should sacrifice public decency or private.nro-.
desty, and her modesty ►would not allow her to
state in a public Court what had passed between
her and.her master. As she persevered in keeping.,
silent, here being no charge against the defend-
ant, he was discharged. -
London, England, 1817-07-25

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE RoYAL, HAYMARKE.T.—WiId Oats : Rower, Mr.
Mathews ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs., Glover. After which,
Tile Agreeable Surprise.
NE.WTHEATRE: RoVAL, OPERA-HOUSE.—The Maid
and th'e Magpie : Gerard, Mr. Bartley; Annette, Miss
}icily. After which, My Uncle, and Bachelors' Wives.

MAILS.

ARAIVED-1 Lisbon, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford. Doc---1 'Tol-
land, 4 tiawboridt, 1 Guernsey rind Jersey.

Sr. JAY, Es's-DAY.—K4lid4y at the Rank,_ Exchequer, East
India and hmut II Sea liouso.

FITCri-T WATF,R AT LONDON TO-MORROW.
111,,rning, 8 minutes after 11. I Evening, 23 minutes after 12.
London, England, 1817-07-25

ARRIVALS.

Countess Mountjoy and Miss Gardiner, at Blake's Hotel,
.Termyr,street, from Brighton; the Right Hon. William
Vescy Fitzgerald, at ditto, from Cheltenham ; Sir Edwin and
Miss Sandys, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from their
seat in Gloucester • Colonel Featherston, at Fenton's Hotel,
St. James's
-street, from Portsmouth.
London, England, 1817-07-25

FASHIONABLE. PARTIES.

The Dowager Duchess of Rutland entertained a select party
of distinction yesterday, at her residence in Sackville-street.
The Earl and Countess of Cassillis entertained a select
circle of fashionables yesterday, at their house in Privy Gar 7
dens.

The Duchess of Richmond had a small party of distinction
yesterday, at Rrehmond-House.

Mrs. Paul's quadrille ball on Wednesday evening was very
elegantly attended.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ahcrcorn are entertain-
ing a select circle of distinguished visitors, at their seat, the
Priory.
The Dowager Countess of Essex had an elegant card party
yesterday evening, at her house in Curzon-street, May-fair.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Chohnondeleyentertained
a select party yesterday, at Cholmondeley-House.
The Earl of Besborough entertained a party of fashionable,
yesterday, at his seat, Roehamptou.
The Earl and Countess of Harrowby entertained a select
circle of distinction yesterday, at their house in the Stable
yard, St. James's.
BETTING AT CHELMSF

ORD, JULY e 4, 1617.
T. LEGER.
, 14 to 1 agst CerlierUs.
14 to 1 apt Brother to
Raphael.
20 to I agst Realm-
brancer.

DONCASTER S'
.11 to 1 agst
61 to 1 agst Restless.
71 to 1 agst Worrall.
10 to I agst
11 to I agst Mr. Fletcher's.
12 to 1 agst Sober Robin.

Every exertion is, making to complete the Royal_
George yacht, at Diptford, for immediate service.
The rigging is finished, and
.partly got up, and the
whole of the exterior of this elegant vessel is in a
forward state of finishing. The interior is also
proceeding rapidly, and several upholsterers are
employed daily in putting- up the various articles,
both ornamental and useful. One of the cabins is
fitting up with elegant chintz furniture, and it is
intended that it shall resemble, as near as possible,
the inside of a superb tent. The other cabins are
to be decorated with rich Genoa velvet, with pier
glasses, gilt chairs, &c. Admiral Sir EDMUND
NAGLE almost daily visits and superintends the
arrangements. So • pressing were the orders for
launching this vessel, that the copper was placed
on the bottom before that eVent took place, by
which a considerable portion of time was saved,
and of course being taken into dock rendered un-
necessary.
MUNDEN took leave of his Liverpool friends on
Friday last, as Hardcastle, in Goldsmith's laugh-
able Comedy of She stoops to Conquer, Tony Lump.
kin by LISTON, with an Interlude, Farce, and list
of comic songs, almost as long as the rope-yard at
that port.

KEAN concluded his engagement with the Dub-
lin Manager on Tuesday last, and is succeeded by
Mr. YOUNG and Mr. RAE, who open in the Tra-
gedy of Venice Preserved, as Pierre and Ja.tficr.
London, England, 1817-07-25

DESCRIPTION.

The Anchor is about 25 cwt., marked on the crown Lady
toslanyinit; a temp.)rary Oak Stock, consistioz of Four
Pieces, with Two Iron Hoops, and ',,our Rope Ivooldiogs ;
between Five and Seven Fathoms of 16-inch Patent Cable;
Buoy and Buoy-rope in proportion.
London, England, 1817-05-21

J)eBLI REFORM PETITION.

General Niatritew said be bad a petition to,pec-
sent..from the inhabitants of Dublin, signed by
wanylrsartlfict4on3, rraltg 14. 17.,..17.t-
-the rep esentatnan of the Pe" plel I,o:prestiont,y
to presenting it he would say a few words. The
petition was couched in sound, energetic, and
cOnsfitutiOnal language ; and it was from the once
wealthy and commercial hot now impomished
mut depressed capital of Ireland, The pet ii inners,
amongst other things, prayed for Annual
Pariia-
rueuts, and they had great authorities and exten-
sive practice of the Constitution In support of
their claim. The authority of Justice Raymond
was great and d:risiveottul:the Bill of Rights de-
clared, a declaration that seas agreed to, that
there ought to be frequent Parliaments. But tire
establishment of the Revolution had.been disturb-
ed by the Septennial Act, That Actwas avowedly
only for a temporary purpose. The cause of the
Act having ceased, was it right to 'continue it
They bad now no rebellion to dread : there was to
fear of any rebellion but in the imaginations of a
weak and pusilanimous Committee,' and a corrupt
Ministry. All things tended to sinew the necessity
or Reform ; and he implored them not to forget
what had been impressively and truly stated, that
it would be better for them to promote Reform
within then to expose themselves to the danger of
one being_ attempted front without.
Colonel TALBOT hating made some observation's
in an Mandible tone, the petition was brought
up, read, and ordered to lie on the table.
General FRIIGUtON presented a petition from
FifeahiTe, piztviog for such Reform in Par•
liament'as that }loose, ou ineestigatinu, should
deem best ; but the petitioners deemed some Red
form to be absolutely acessary, especially atte,e
the measures recently enforced in spite of the peo-
ple's opinions.—Read, and ordered to lie 'on the
cable.
London, England, 1817-05-21

LOTTERY ACT.

Mr. LITI LETON welented petition front Stroh
Path, of CAst Smithfield, milliner and
ker, complaining of great abuse iinder the Lottery
Act. Police- officers, on the oath Of a Jew infor-
mer, natned Solomon, entered her apartments hi
search of papers, Cradling illegal transactions re-
specting insitrances in the Lottery ; some were
found there, having been conveyed thither fortha
purpose, She knew nothing about them.
was tried,for 'the offence, run+ on, the oath of S
lomon, found guilty, and sentenced to two mont_lis
imrisonment. Oont three 'weeks afterwares,
the -perjury being made apparent, she was filo:-
rated ; and the Jew was indicted for the perjury;
Solomon halt rernovvd the indictment into the
Court of King's tench, by a Certiorari. .Undet
these circumstances, site prilycd the relief and in-
terference of that House. The HOfi• Memilvr said,
he had taken pains to inquire, into the character of
the petitioner, and found from the representa-
tives of the Overseers, that it was unimpeach-
able; and the case which the petitipn unfolded
was- only one of many offences that-might be
noticed, and that were encouraged by Lotte-
ries, which still-had the sanction of the Chtineellor
of the Exchequer and of the Howe.
Mr. BEEN TT spoke, in an radistinct.tone, of
the practices of inferior officers of Police, to
4c hunt down" individuals for the sake of the
rewards.—Petition ordered to lit on the table.
Mr. ADDINUTON presented Lord Sidarouth'il Circa.

s'oe
London, England, 1817-05-19

bti,lllll tt L%'l :_;%Y .

For many years We devoted a part Of our Paper,
under the aboVe title, to an eicaminstiOn of §9ch
literary and political_ tvhrks as appeared to de-
serve the notice acid'. Readers. Thii Department
hes been deco Signally cOntinued, btit under ano-
her designation. We resunie, howeter, the for,
mer title, that Tint SON may, in all respects, re-
turn to its original forni and eharaetei% We
cannot recomMence.olir labouri more properly, in
point of literature, than by directingour notice to
a new translation of The 40i4,. wods
comes from a Gentlethart deservedly high in.e!,t
minion for learning and poetical genius. The
present Translator, who has put his name to the
work, is the Rev. Dr. SY' bIMONS, who in t!iS life of
Mutt*, displays a firm, intrepid spirit, and
though, perhaps, he at times seems to lean to-
wards the political principles of the Great Poet
whose life he has recorded, yet it must be acknow-
ledged that he appears to' be an enlightened 'ad-
mirer, and a staunch friend to the British Consti-
tution. This Gentleman has also published a
volume of Poems written by himself and a deport-
ed daughter, an interesting Memoir of whom was
prefixed to the work, written by the Rev. Paallots-
WIIANGLIAM, M.A. P.R.S. in which the extraor-
dinary talents and amiable qualities of the deceased
young Lady receive a due and interesting tribute
of esteem and admiration. But we turn from this
affecting subject to the work before us
London, England, 1817-05-26

I'.ltlSONLlitS.

Since the prisoners were arraigned, the elder
Watson, on behalf of himself and the other de-
fendants,. addressed the following Letter to Lord
Sinmotrrit

's Tower, May in. 1817.

" My Loan-,1 am. desirous to inform your
Lordship, that 1 shall have occasion to whi:arta
several witnesses- to be in readiness to be called
upon as evidences on
.my trial ; but not having-
the pecuniary means to delta), the expeuces con-
seroctit opon.theiratLendatKet and of bkirging
up three or four a considerable distance front
London, I beseech your Lordship will lay the
same before the'llonOurable the Privy Council,
that- they may take the same into their considera-
tion, and gri:ciously he pleased to afford me such
relict a 5 is consonant with the -true- spirit of jus-
tice, and- the- liberality of the British Govern-
ment :. I beg your Lordship will also lay before
. the Honourable the Privy Council my ttptal inability
to de ray the expense attending retaining
Coun-
sel. sod pitying my'SolicitOr's charges; that they
may also take this graciously Into their. cionside.
rafion for tie same purpose." but would
your Lovdship will ettodeacend to Inform the. Ho-
nourable the Privy ,Council, J do not intend to
place myself in the extremity -of.pleading in for.
Ina pappdfis, stud hope they will not wish to re-
duce me to that condition. 1 beg leave further to
treipaSs upon your Lordship, to inform your
Lottlship, that my fellow prisoners expressed
their desire try nie in Court, on Saturday,- that I
would ask of the Horiourahle the l's ivy Council
that we may, for our own preservation, be per-
!tined to hold an occasional ,confidential commis-
nication, now that we have been artaigned, laud
evidence collected against user-.the propriety of
this privilege I fear will not meet the concurrence
~ of the Honourable the Privy Council, hot bay.
lag passed my word to make the request, I must
leave it for the Honoorrable the Privy:Council to
determine; under the impression that all the io.;
thdgelice will he granted that the stature of our
cause will admit.—" I am, Esc,
" JAMES WATSON."

The next day Mr. J H. ADDINGTON sent a let-
ter to the Deputy Lieutenant of the Tower, di,
reeting him to acquaint Mr. Watson, that. Lord:
SIDNIOUTn had comthunicated his request to the
Privy Council, who were of opinion, " that they
would not he justified in advising a grant of pe-
cuniary:assistance, to,persons charged with crimes
against the State, to enable them to provide for
their defence, except recommending that they
should be furni,hed with subpcenas for their wit,
hessys; and that, as to-the wish expressed by J.
Watson, on his own behalf, and that or his lei:.
low prisoners, to have private confidential com-
munication with eackother, it could not be com-
plied with.
The Counsel who are at present nominated to
defend some of the prisoners, arc Mr. WETLIER,
ALL and Mr. Seljeant CoPLaY. .
London, England, 1817-05-26

TO TliE HOLDERS OF PRIZE lit KETS.

JswKwittiowr; the emaractor, reminds
*. those whose Numbers have been Mason Prizes of it
SUPPLEMENTAIti"rICKY.T, that they base the Option
olleeeiviog for it at the rata of a Twelve Pound Money Prize,
pcovided.iliey deliver it uti, at any of the Offices on or, before
the 3 st of MAY, but nut afterwards. Those, however, who
matte the election to receive Money for them, are particu-
larly requested to tate notice, that they thereby exclude them-
selves trout all right to any Prize which way be gained by the
same Number on the 4th of JUNE. •
o,„* Those whir deride on taking their Chance for the 20
Capitals of ).,UOOl. &e. Fee. wblrh mtht be Drawn on that day
(issitead of receiving money for that Chance) have no OtC4-
Sian to brim; their Prize Tickets or Shares so be' exchanged
fur New Ones, at the Original Ones entitle the Holders to
whatever the same Numbers way be drawn.
Nu. 37, Cornhill.
London, England, 1817-07-14

EAST INDIA HOUSE„ July 9, 1817.

E COURT of DIRECTQRS of the UNIT-
-AL ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the 'EAST INDIES, do hereby give NOtice,
• a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will
ke held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WEDNES-.
DAY, the 23d Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the *milk;
until Six. in. the Evening, for the ELECTION of a Dii-
liEcrort of the said 'Company, in the room of RICHARIt)
PARRS, Esq. deceased.
• • • JOSEPH.DART, Assistant=Secretary.
London, England, 1817-07-14

sot:, t,►r the South Seas.

7.—Sailed his Majesty's shi
Shamrock on a cruise, anti ihe -Adamant an
Eliza transports tor Ceylon, with the 83d tegi

went.

FALmouTH,JuLy 1 I .--Arrived the Ann, HEIR,
from Gibraltar, last front Plyn►oatii, to perform
quarantine, and the Howe, Roasort, from 'feign-
mouth, end sailed for (Idebec. Also.sailed the
Duke of Kent packet for New York and Halifax,
both with mails. The Lord Hobart p ,cket,for
the Brazils, and Fox packet, for Gibraltar and
Malta, are detained until further orders. Passed
up Channel yesterday the Partridge, CLARKSON,'
in seven weeks, from the Cape of Good Hope.

Doyen, JULY I2,—Arrived the Peace. and
Diana transports front the Downs ; Fox, Boston.
Packet, and Quest transports, from Calais ; Good
Statesman transport, from Newport. The Quest
has sailed again for Guernsey, and the others for
Calais.

MARGATE, JULY 12.—The Mary, of Carnar-
von, from London to Waterford, got on shore
yesterday afternoon, but was got off again with-
out danuige, and proceeded on her voyage this
moiitting.

rIALZ:%:ICII, JULY 12.—Arrived the Castlereagh
packet from Cuxhaven,' and Charlotte packet
from tiottenburgh. Sailed the Prince of Orange
packet for 1-14,11:ind ; Beaufoy packet for Cux-
haven ; and Emily packet for Gottenburgh—all
tvith
London, England, 1817-07-14

PRICE 0

THIS DAY AT Y
Bank Stock, 291 i
per Cent. Red. .
3 per Cent. C0n5.......8 24
4 per Cents - tot;}
5 per Ct... Navy Ann.lo3l 1071

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the itcturns made hi the week ending the 9th day of
July, 184;2 is 465. 61d. per cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
liel-16n, 12 minutes after 3. I Evening, 37 minutes after 3.
London, England, 1817-07-14

HOUSE OF COMNIONS.

The SPEAKER took the Chair at t►vo o'clock,
and 'c►on after the Usher of the Black Rod ap-
peartd and commanded the attendance of the
House in the Hot:se of Peers, to hear the Speech
from the Throne. Ou their return the Speaker
took his seat at the table, and, as ni;1121, read a copy
►►f the Speech delivered by tie Prince Regent
(for which see our Lords' Report). The Mem-
bers then separated. •

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

For the Private Letter from Tlcc Anti-Galilean, see last

rage.
Our aturerons Correspondents may be assured that their se-
veral Favours shall be inserted as soon. as possible.

THEATRICAL, REGISTER.
PerfiTined on .S'at nrdny Night.
THEATar:.—La Clemenza Di Tito. After which, Les
Decguisements Amoureux.
CovENT Honey-Moon. After which, Midas.
THEATRE ROYAL 11AvmmistET.—The Foundling of the Fo-
rest. After which, Killing No Murder.
New THmATRE ROYAL. ENGLISH OPEitn-HottsE.--Free anti
Easy. After which, My Uncle, and The Deserter of Naples.

MAILS.

ARRIVED-1 France, I Holland, I Hanaburgh, I Flanders,
1 Gottcnburgh, 3 Dublin, 2 Waterford. DuE-1 Lisbon

STOCKS

EINE O'CLOCK.

Bank L. Arm.. 214 22
India Stock, .. 2424
India 110nd5,.... 945. 100 s. pr.
Esch.llills, l9s. 225. pr.
Cons, fur Acc. 83i 844/11 831
London, England, 1817-07-14

PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED.

J. GaTlernore, S. Johnson, and T. 13rookes, Manchester,
cotton-spinners (as far as relates to J. Gallemore)—J. Gape-
more, sett. T. Brookes, J. Gallemore, .1. Gallemore, aud
T. Liddel, Manchester, calico-printers (as far as relates to
T. Brookes)—W. Mabley and J. 'Thompson, Chelsea, pan'n-
brokers—R. and S. Henry, Chester, drapers—S. Little and
M. White, Brixton, Surrey, school-mistresses—J. Farrar,
Watley, and S. Farrar, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchants—J.
Eagle, E. Gooddall and T. Wilmot, Coventry, bankers.-. 4;
and K. H.'Knowles, Liverpool, wine-merchants—W. and 0.
Grant, and 'T. Burbey, Southampton, merchants—E. and J.
Ogden,'Rochdale, Lancashire, engine-makers—S., J. and T.
Dawson; Billitcr-square—L. Dackus and T. Foster, Witicl-
mill:end, Staffordshire, coal-masters—T. Dyke and \V. M.
Davis, Merthyr-Tydvill, Chinamen—M. Atkinson, A. Craig,
J. Laid:Tian ,_and J. Baxter, Penrith, Cumberland, bankers—
R. and W. Newberry, Dursley, Gloucestershire, hakers,---H.
Holland, C. Waistell, W. Horton, and G. Holland, High
Holborn—R. Brooke and C. T. Phillips, AValcot, Somerset-
shire, brewers—T. and C. Vardon, M. Millington, P. Sillitoe,
and M. Millington, jun. Upper Thames-street, iron-founders
(as far as relates to T. and C. Vardon)—K. Taylor and J.
Helewell, Ti eeton, Yorkshire, wood-merchants—W. Wardle,
Burslem, and W. Wilshaw, Talk-!otli'-bill, Staffordshire,
lime-burners—J. Gibson, G. Moore, W. Gibson, W. Pearson,
and E. Wilson, Kirkby Lonsdale,-Westmorland,. bankers (as
far as relates to G. Moore)—J. C. and G. Wohlmann aud W.
F. Masters, Little Sutton-street, Clerkenwell, gold and silver
refiners—S. W. Preston and It. Sngden, Halifax, printeri—
E. Layton and A. Shears, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden,
4.1 L-mercers.

LONDON: Printed by .1. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Griat
Ormond-street, Queen•squarel. and published by \V. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at THE sing
Office, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisements,, Oiders,
Lettcrs, &c. (pust-paid) lutist be addressed.
London, England, 1817-07-14

AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE,

Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, July 9, 1817. •
THE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION
of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a PERPETUAL
ASSURANCE OFFICE t'fo hereby give Notice, That attend-
ance will•he given at the Society's House, in Serjeant's Inn,
Fleet-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th, 23d, and 30th days
of Jnly instant, and on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of August
next,.from Twelve of the Clock until Two in the Afternoon
on each of the said days, to pay Claims arising•by Deaths of
Members of the said Society in the year ending at Lady-day,
1817,.01d Style, amounting to 2871. Iss. 6d. for each Share.
J. PENSAM, Register.

• 'ln the last Year, Insurances on 87 Shares became payable :
Of these, 75 having made Eleven Yearly Payments, or more,
receive additions, amounting to 91 per Cent.; Five Shares
'having made Nine Yearly Paymenf3, Cs per Cent.; One Share
having made Seven Yearly Payarents, 59 per Cent.; One
Share•having made Four, and Five Shares having mach!. One
Yearly Payment, 43 per Cent. in addition to the Sums origi-
nally insured.
London, England, 1817-07-14

CERTIFICATES, AUG 2.

J. Sharpe, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, draper—W. Da-
vison, of North Shields, slopseller—W, Gi itchlow, Liverpool.,
merchant—F. Gretton, Itoßeston, Statfordshlre, imikeere—
G. Robertson, Liverpool, merchant—E. Elliott, jun. Mas-
brough, Yorkshire, iron-founder—J. Antram, Southampton,
butcher-IC. DOxlinry, Tockholes, Lancashire, calico. printer
--‘l, Fry, New Broad-street, merchant—T. Hatton, IVar-
rington, butcher—G. Meliss, Funchurch-street, merchant
Jenkius, -Judd-street, Brunswick-square, master-14a-
riner.
London, England, 1817-10-07

duced its demands for taxes, whilst its credit is sc
good that Exchequer Bills are at a low interest
and a high premium ; and the Good Lady 0
Threadneedle-street offers her guineas to whoeve
chuses to ask for them

What then, JOHNNY, is lefc for you to wish
?or) True ! You say right, JOHNNY'

You ought to have a cheaper loaf ; and you ougl't
to have cheaper and better beer—for it is y true
that although Ministers have taken off the %via
malt duty, you have neither had a consequent re'
&union in the price, nor improvement in the
of your favourite beverage. But °lig
.will be the case, my honest friend, until you loon
a little better into your awn aff4,4s—until yod
leave off petitioning for rights which you never
did,. and never can, possess ; and cry unto the
Lords and Commons with a loud voice—'.
upon every Brewer Who purchases
a public-house; upon every Magisirate Who
cences a public-house -belonging or mdrigaged to
a Brewer ; and upon every publican who shall pc'
tition for a licence to ci house zbhldi he knows to
be a Brewer's propertyl ! Obtain .a reforto
first in that point, and you will do moi'e good tot
your children, than if you were to realtie all the
theories of all the reformers, and all the planS of
a Sr&NCE, an OWEN, or a CARTWRIGHT

IGNOTUS.

The admirable character of the first two Letters i/f
IGYOTUS will naturally induce our -Readers to look wii.b
eagerness for the third, which we have inserted this day.
We repeat, that the Author is one of the most sagaciousr•
intelligent, and patriotic, Political Writers in this Country.
It was his intention to publish these Letters in the form of
a Pamphlet, but motives of kindness towards the Proprietoi
of Tits: SUN, and, still more, the laudable impulse of pnl,P,
spirit, induced him to prefer this Paper, that the fact'
which he details, and the printiples which he inculcates,
might luve a general circulation throughout the Empire.--'
We are grateful for the preference, not merelyon our owo
account, but from the same impulse,of public spirit which
animated the Author.
We should be glad to hear from L. as often as he pleases,
the oftener the better, for ourselves and the Country.
For the LrronAttY REVIEW, see the First Page. -

THEATRICAL REGISTER. •
.. ..
. .
Performed Last Night. •
TrirArnr ROYAL, DRU lcr-LANE.—King Richard the Third 4
Puke of Glocester, Mr. Kean ; Lady Aun, Miss Boyce.
After w hich, No Sung No Supper.
THl:Ailir: ROYAL, CovENT-GARMN.—AsYou Like It : Jaques,
Mr. Young; Rosalind, Miss Brktntog. After which, Mr
'Youthful Days of Frederick the Great,

MAIL?.

Annsvcri,-1 Frince, 1 Hamburgli, 1 Dublin. DUE—I LiV
bun, 2 Gottenburgb, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Dublint
Waterford,;
London, England, 1817-10-07

TVESDAY, OC I:OBER '7, 3817.

LITERAL( Y REVLEIV.

JounNAt., of the PROCEEDINGS of t:1-..e EMBASSY to
Its 11. ELLts, Esq. Third Comtnislioner O. the
.Enth.igsy. In •lto. with Vates, Maps, &e.—Piinted fur

J. ;%1

Thii interesting Work was published esterday..
cannot presume to form any judgment ,of its
general merits at present,- but shall resume the
subject at leisure, not doubting, from the respect-
ability of the Author, and the opportunities which
he possessed' of being thoroughly acquainted
with every particular connected with the P.m-
bassy, that his work will not only be authen-
tic, Out in a high degree interesting., The con-
sid*ration also, O its baring; issued from Mr.
•
./.11faitit Ay 's Preii; atist4ftrin tfiNl -srritue on it in
general estimation, and consequently excite no
°Hindi), share of public curiosity. The high
.station BLIONAPARTLI once occupied, and
might hive retained, if his conduct had been:re-
strained by a moderate share of allsition, and sonic
regard to the independence of other Powers, must
atmeh an interest to whateyer relates to his con-
duct and character, and therefore we submit the
fonowin; Eitract to our Readers :
London, England, 1817-10-07

TO BUONAPAItTE.

Oh ! thou, once terror of the world,
How from thy lofty triumphs hurl'd,
How fa'll'n below thy boasted station,
How little now thy mighty nation :
Egypt'., huge Pyramid of late,
But alt ! how chanetl by honest Fate,
Sunk to a hillock's narrow hole,
And thou the solitary mole.

REGIS Elt OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle and family, in Ber-
keley-square, from Worthing, on their way to Clumber P,;rk,
Nottinghamshire ; Earl and Countess ,of Sefton, Lord ;And
the laidies Molyneux and family, in Arlington-street, from
Paris; Countess of Lucan, 'from Viscountess Perceval's,
Blackheath, for Paris; the Mitrquis of Sligo and Messrs.
Browns, fur Paris; the 'loth Burrell, fur Langley,
Kent ; the Earl and Countess of Bridgewater, to their seat,
Ashbridge, Herts, front a tour; the Right Hun. T. Grenville,
for Worksop Manor, Nottinghamshire; the Karl of Dart-
mouth, for Sandwell Hall, Staffordshire; the Archbishop of
Canterbury, for Ramsgate ; Lord Lascelies, for Harewoud
House, Yorkshire; Hon. E. S. Eardley, on .a
tour; General
Ord and James Soule; Esq. at Gordon's Hotel, from Hants;
Sir William and Lady Jane HouitAti, from Warren's Hotel,
to their seat, Avisford Park, Sussex; William and Mrs.
Richardson, from ditto, to Bath ; and Captain Ottley, from
ditto, to Cambray; Rev. John Jebh and the Rev. Thomas
Foster, At Blake's Hotel, front Cheltenham; Colonel and Mrs.
Bailey, at Cook's Hotel, from Berks; Lord Dundas, at his
seat, Asher Hall, Yorkshire, from a shooting party in Nor-
folk; Major Forbes, from the Royal Hotel, to Cambray ;
Captain Allen, to ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Huskisson, to their
seat near Norwich.
London, England, 1817-10-07

THIS PAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock, %shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent. Cum..... 81 g 82i
4 per Cents. shut
5 per Cent. Nary Ann. 1071-4

13ab1 L. Ann.— shit!
India 80nd5,...1105. 1119. Ferl
Each. Bills,— ...eos.32s. pr•
Cons. for Aecourit........

IF/IGII=WATER AT LONDON riiii6GF. To-mpitnow.
4.. I ening, 33 minutes alter O.
• c• • - • -

THE SUN.

St:!..EM `IRIS DICEHE FALSONI ADDEAT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1817.

Last night and this morning we received the
Paris Papers of Friday. and Saturday last. The
Moniteur of the former day contains a Royal OP.
donnance, directing the Chambers to assemble on
the sth of November next. The trial of the per"
sons charged with being implicated in the con-
spiracy of CEpingle Noire, continued on Thursday
••-•
and-Fritlay. Those two day's we'
re occupied it:
bearing the advocates for the. prisoners ; the case
was again adjourned till Saturday.—lt is statea
that the army of the South in Itussia, ttndier
command of General BENNINGSEN, which was to
have been dispersed in cantonments, is; .accord'"

ing'to new orders, to remain in its present state
until further directions are given. If so, this
measure is probably' intended to support the de-
mands of Russia at Constantinople, for satisfactioP
respecting the execution of CZERNY GEOROIIS.-"'
The following are Extracts from the Saturday's
Papers ; the chief contents of Friday's Journao
will be found in another COlurnii
" PARIS, OCT. 4.—The Count de Lezay Mar"
nesia, Prefect of La Somme, is appointed Pre.'
feet of the department of Rhone, in the room of
the Count de Chabrol ; and in the room of the
former, .the Count d'Allonville, Prefect of Me eS
Vilaine, is appointed Prefect of La Somme.

" The Count de Chabrol, appointed Under-Se'
cretary of State in the Ministry of the Interior,
arrived at Paris to enter upon his newfunctions.

It is said that the Allied Monarchs will meet is
the course of next year, for the purpose of corn'
ing to a determination respecting the Army of Oe'
tupation in France. Frankfort and Aix-la-Cho-
pelle have been successively assigned for tl►i9
Meeting, but it now appears that it will take place
at Manheim. After the interview, the Emperor of
Russia will proceed to Warsaw, and from thence,
to Petersburg)).
" A Belgian Journal states, that M. Bory do
Saint Vincent, a French Refugee, inclu►led in the
Ordonuance of 24th July, has been compelled &O
London, England, 1817-10-07

OLD BAILEY, OCT. 6.

Yesterday J. As.atn, S. Williams, S. Fre►►ch,
and J. Robarts. were charged with stealing 320U.5.
of cable out of the Dover Castle Indian:an, be-
longing to Alderman Atkins, Sir Robert Wigrant
and Co,—The Jury foand,Axam, Williams, and
Roharts " Goat y,"and. French " Not :(silty.''

J. Goodwin and C. Finness ‘were tried for steal-
ing a howprit, the property of Messrs.
Hot h
_David Stoke- was indicted for embezzling- Aft
sum of 73. the property of Richard Pitt,.a lamp-
manufacturer, retailer, &c. Several respectable
witnesses gave the prisoner a very good character
for honesty. The J wry found him Not
Richard Fielder %vas indicted for stealing two
sacks of pollard and two sacks., the propel ty of
Anthony Hart:Esq. -The Jury acquiite4 the pri;,
sower.

A small ilate of fine strawberries was exposed
for sale, on Satnrday.morning, in. Covent-garden
Market, a rilnarkable .circutmtatice.ut this ad-
vanced period of the year.
London, England, 1817-03-13

I:4LPEttI AL PAR LIAM EN T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, V‘T`rritinstl3,slT, Matt`ctY 12,
Counsel were partly heard respecting the Scotch
Appeal, " The Provost and. Town Council of
Dumbarton v. John Campbell, I! 9. anti others."
Farther heat ing postponed.
The eonsideraiiim of Bailey's Divorce Bill be-
ing resumed, 1)r. Croft, the celehrated acconchenr,
via!, Cxmitiocil itS to the differenees of the degree
of formation, appearance„&c. bet itieert a child
born at the expiration of six months and eighteeo
days after conception, and one born at the e'xpira•
tion of full nine months, in corroboration of es-
tablishing the pOint, that the (libi of which Mrs.
Bailey was delivered, could nut be that of Colonel
Bailey.
The Loan CHANCiLLOII then addressed n few
Observations to the House, on the peculiar nature
aml importance of this ease, which', in some of
its eirentisst !tees, was almost Sitfolar. Ile took
a view of the different hearings of the evidence,
and observed, that the most difficult points in
consideration were those which went to affect the
legitimacy of the child, on the one hand, and the
question of the petitioner being entitled to his
Bill of Divorce on the other. The Noble and
very Learned Los d observed, that he should move
fur she expunction nom the Journals of that putt
of the ekidenee which was taken front :lie Parish
Register, which stated that the-child wits bawls-
CJ by the name of Henry Edwin Kelly, and as
the child of Talent, Kelly, and 11. Suills, spinster,
in which no notice. whatever was taken of the
Lady's niatrimowal 'connection with Col. Bailey,
8 Circtlt)Statt(•l wltich 110 mother, Or any other
person interests,; in the parties, lout aright to do,
ns so far deciding upon the parentage of the child,
before the law authorised.snch a designation to
take place. Such a statenient evas a disgrace to
their Lordships' Journals lit the result, Isis
Lordship moved, that the Bill he taken into con-
sideration to-marrow, nod their Lordships stun-
molted for the purpose, which was ordered tic'.
tottliogly.
Mr. Touts presented at the Bar, an Account of
the Rules and Regulations of the Penitentiary
Asylum at Milbank, which were laid upon' the
Tahle.

The CArnatie Commissioners' Bill, the Coffee
Ditty, the American Pasiew:ers' liegalatinn, and
the 11.1 track Department were severally
read a third time and vassed.
The remaining Bills upon the table, Chiefly
privlte, tvere then forwarded, and 'an adjourn•
meta took place.
London, England, 1817-03-13

Sf 11? NEWS.

Dem., Maactri2,—Came diiwn from the Ri-
ver the.‘Yaterinn, •for China ; Itose, for Madras
and Bengal; and Julius, for Sr. hilt's. Put back
thi rtii;alia, forthe Capiand Ceylim ; Britannia,.
to?, kvnada ; and Nep:lme, 'for New Orleans.-
931111, S.W.

'Pktmotrrit, MAaen 10.—,The vessels in the
Roads are preparing to sail, should the weather
continue tnotlerate.-41'ind W.N.W.

MARCH 12.-ii-Sailed the Eliza; Brisk;
Venus, Fox,. end John and Eleanor transpOrti,
with troops for Calais,
HARWICH, Nixactr 12.;--Sailed the Castlereagh
packet. for Holland, and Lord Nelson packet for,
Cuxhaven, both with niaile,

The'Maryi> from St. John's, Newfoundland. to
Scotlitnti, was' abandoned by the 4::rew on tbe.Stis.
Jannary, being toaster-logged, and was soon after::
seen to go to pieces; crew arrlyed at St. Jult!)•i;,,
Newitmittliand.
The Agincourt, of ;,1 guns, will be launched
at Plymouth, on Wedne,dAy next, the 19th inst.

On Monday everting (ht. Rockingham coach was
upset whilst 'going down the hill near Kate's.
Cabin, by which several passengers were seriously
hurt. The aceihmt was occasioned by the very
high wind, which at the instant prevented the
coachman's reining his horses to avoid a quantity
of stones that were laitl to repair the road.
On Monday evening the house of Mr. Barrup,
stationer, on the Royal Exchange, was broke
open, and a large quantity of bill and receipt
stamps, and stamps for bills of exchange, were
Motel).

Early yesterday morning_ a house, situate in
Clophom•phtee, near the Greyhound, Kenning-
ton, and belonging to Mr. Glimmer, of Newing-
ton, was broke open by some villains, who took
lway upwards of sixty squares of fine gloss and:
destroyed the sashes,
London, England, 1817-03-13

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 1.2, 1217.

.7111-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
-4- ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRAbINGIo the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,

That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be
held at their House in Leadenhall•street, on. WEDNESDAY,
the 26th Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six
in the Evening, for the 'ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the
said Conspany in, the room of JOHN ALEXaIik:DER BAN-
NERMAN, Esq. who bath disqualified.

;.:

JAMES COBB, Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 12, 1817.

run E COURT of DIRECTORSof the.UNIT
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TP ADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL counit of the said
COMPANY appointed' to lie hold at their House in Leaden-
-lu.ll-street, on tVI?.DNES9AY, the tOth Instant, is made
tne. rt./nest .4 certain Propricto;it 4, for ihe inn.-
pose of taking Tito consideration the MANDAMUS PAPERS,
as far as the same relate tp the conduct of the Court of Di-
rectors in resisting the Pourers exercised on that occasion by
the Honourable the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs
of India, in adjudicating disputed pecuniary Claims, and in
directing tl:e application of the Company's Funds fur their
discharge.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.

CONTRACT FOR COALS TO--ME DELIVERED AT

GIBRALTAR.

• Commissariat Department, Treasury
Chambers, March t 2, 1817.
QUCH Persons as are tiesirottis of Contracting
with the Agent fur Commissariat Supplies to deliver
2,000 Chnldrons of COALS at Gibraltar, may receive parti-
culars of the Contract at this Mike between the hours of
Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tenders sealed up anti di-
rected to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking
thereon " Tender for Coals," on or Ware Tuesday the nth
Instant, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on
that day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or
annexed to a printed Particular, and the price insertedV in
words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such
Pruimial, signed by two Persons of known Property engaging
Ur-become bound with the Party tendering in the. Sum ox-
pressed in the Particulars, fur the due performance of the
Contract.