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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-30

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Hardwicke, and Lady Pollington, at his Lord-
ship's house in St. Janies's•square, from Bath ; Sir Hew and
Lady Dalrymple Hamilton, in town, frons a visit to the Duke
and Duchess of Gloucester, at their seat, Bagshot Park,
BATH ARRIVALS.—Wight Hon. Lord Sherborne, Hon.-J.
Dutton, Sir H. Strachey, Lady 'l'. Hale, Col. Brooke, Colo-
nel and Mrs. Bingham, Coi. Barry, Col. Cochrane, Col.
Dean, Col. Lee, Col. Mansell and family, Col. Western, Col.
Wright, Major Gartside, Major and Mrs. Tucker, Capt. and
Mrs. Henderson, Capt. Inns's, Capt Montague, Capt. Ste-
vens, Limit. W. Smart, Dr. Bartley, Dr. Hoke, Rev. the
Dean of Winchester, Rev. E. Bell, W. Carmalt, W. Wilson.
London, England, 1817-08-30

KEASISLEY'S WIDOW WFLC[-I'S FENIALF, PILLS.

• .
AMEDICINE which ins stood lhe test tor a
long series of years, and is well 'known for its peculiar
efficacy in removing the Green Sickness, and
.other Obstroe-
tions attendant on the female Sex. The cases, proving that
the afflicted, who have hitherto resorted to the use of it, have
uniformly been relieved in the most sovereign manlier, are
voluminous, and specified in the hills of iliredious.
To guard the public against imposition, the name of C.
Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special permission
of the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they are not
warranted to be genuine.
Prepated by Mrs. Kcarsley alone, from the Original and
Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by flaw-,
Ifool(seller, it;, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ;
Newbery and S its, St. Paul's. Church-yard; Sutton and Co.
Bow Chtirch-yard; lintler and Sons, ChcaPside
Oxford-street, oppositeßood-street ; Evans and Son, Lung-
lane, Smithfield ; and ,Johnstone, Greek-street, Soho.
Ma;lzin,--.4think it my duty to return quit toy most humble
thanks for the for never was so great a cure as I have
had. My skin was as yellow as ; 1 could not :my
thing OA my stiimach,. but was almost elni;died with phlegm.
I had trit'taken'half itwe before ton appetite' returned, and
relieved from a ermstant pain in my side. I gut,now,
thank God, quite well. Your dutiful servant,
ANN lIAL MINE.
Price Qa. 9,1. perbox, stamp ia:lutt d.
London, England, 1817-08-30

" FIVE PER CENTS.

" Tat.lday 6B f. so r.

" MADRID, A Pc. 4.—11 y an arrival from !.ionth
America we learn that Mina, his retreat having
been cut off, was in such a situation that, he
must very soon either Surrender or perish, with the
adventurers of all nations under his command.

"Queen's accouchethent will, it is thought,
very soon take !dam

'' FRANK I'oRT, AVG, 21.—The hewimlicial or-

ga`fliSktion of clie Prussian P'ens:nc23 or, the
of the Rhine iss at preseu the object of mirth die-
cuissinn, and of several pAllolications. t'rench
civil and criminal proeidnfe now in use findi Vio-
lent opponents among's't the PrussianS 61 the old
Provinces.

."
Several inhabitant§ df lierlin have declared
strongly against this procedure. On the other
side are ranged, in the Prussian Grand Duchy of
the Rhine, zealous defenders of the French judi-

cial institutions. \Ve learn that M. Daniels, ci-
(levant Advocate-General in the Court of Cassa-
tion at Paris, and now a Member of the I.li'ussian
Council of State, has presented an argument to
the Prussian Ministry in defence of these insti-
tutions.

" It is not true tbat there was any bloodshed in
the late tumult at Mayence. Tranquillity is en-
tirely re-established.

" MADRID, AUG. l4.—Our Gazelle contains
the following, dated Gibraltar, July 22 :
" r There has been published here in English,
Spanish, arid Dalian, the following order :

" Sir George Don,. General in his Britannic
Majesty's Army, Knight Grand Cross of the Or-
det of the Guelphs, and of Military Merit in
France, Colonel of the 95th Regiment of Infan-
try, Lieutenant-Governor and Commamdant. in
Chief of Gibraltar.

" Having learnt that the plague has mani-
fested itselt at Bona and Algiers, and that the
Coast of Barbary is menaced by this scourge,
even on those points, situate opposite this place,
his Excellency, the Lieutenant Governor, thinks
it his duty to publish this notice. Ali communi-
cations with the States of the African Regencies
shall be subjected to the most rigorous qua-
rantine.' "

" A Cordon of Surveillance is established along
the whole Coast of the Island of Minorca, to
watch all the arrivals from Algiers and the Barbary
London, England, 1817-08-30

111IDGIUNI HOUSE, BERKs%

TO BE LET FURNISHED, front Michaelmas 1817, from
Year to Year, or for a Term, as may be agreed upon,
IDGEIAM HOUSE, situated a short die-
_ tance from the Turnpike-road from London to Bath,
being 50 miles from the former, 'and 56 from the latter, arid
six miles front the Town of Newbury, with 4 Coach-Houses,
Stabling for 17 Horses, and Dog Kennels,detaehed Kitchen and
Flower Ga.:dens., Plantations, Shrubberies; and Fish Ponds,
containing- about 26 Acres, and 60 of Meadow mid pasture
Land :adjoining., with a Farm-house and Building: The
while will he let, free from Tithes, Poor ;tales, and Taxes,
t .gccher with the exclusive Fi4tery in the Old River Kennet,
and
.Kennet Canal, and the.privile;eofsporting over 1000
Acres of land, 50 Acres of which are Wood-lands, in Nlidg-
ham. *The Mausiim-honse arid Others have been lately - put
is complete repair, [Jail or Pilliard-room, '2O by '24 ; Library,
24 by 24" 201.30 ; Drawing-room, 17, by 42; Anti-
room, t 0 by 20; 7 large Bed-chamber:, and 4 convenient
Dressing•rooms'adjoiaing-; large lied-chain iris in the
Attie oil, largs.Kitchen and Housekeeper's Room, Butler's
Pantry, Servants Hall, and dry and roomy Wine .and Beer
Cellars, Possession Anay be had immediately, and the House
may be riewed on applying to Mrs. Midge, at the Cottage. Fur
further Particulars, and to treat for the letting, apply to Mr.
Itubt. Fogg, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London ; or to
M:ssrs. Budd and Gray, Attornies, Newbury, (if by letter
post-paid.)
A Farm adjoining, containing about 120 Acres of excellent
Arable Ladd, may he held with the Mansion-house.

CAUTION.
BEST SUPERFINE BEAVER FIATS.

lIE frequent complaints mmle—by f;;entlemen,
in the above article not being obtained" of a good girt-
lity, at a moderate price, notw:thstanding the very g.eat re-
duction which has tale') place in almost all the articles used
in the manufacturing of Hats, has induced GEORGE
FRANKS, of Welliogton-Hoose, Corner of Redeross-street,
Barbican, to acquaint the Public he is. selling the 1,71;;Ry.
BEST LIGHT SUPERFINE BEAVER HATS at the very
reduced price of only I F. warrants them superior to
;tww selling at other houses at -27s.—And his IMPROVED
PATENT WATER-PROOF' SILK HATS• on BEAVER
BODIES, at only 16s. They arc light and pleasant wear, and
hate a handsomer appearance than the finest. beaver. and will
wear two of tbent; will never lose their shape at spot with the
rain, and are a much superior Hat to those offered by alter
houses at ‘26s.
The great sale and repute of these matchless Hats having
caused base imitations to be offered by several uorincipled
Retailers of Hats, and which are not Patent, tlic Public should
be particular as to the above address, as there is a house 'in
Beech-street, corner of. Beech-lane, saute name and trade,—
Nu Cur.dif can be allowed.
London, England, 1817-08-06

DIVIDENDS.

Aug. 26, U. Marsh, Brentford, boot-maker—Aug. 26, J.
Shutt, Paternoster-row, tea-dealer—Aug. 27, I'. Mansell,
Stow on the %Vold, Gloucestershire, draper—Aug.2B, J.Scar-
borough, Slue Wen, Huntingdonshire, innholder—Aug. 29, W.
Scarourough, Stilton, Huntingdonshire, innholder—Aug. 26,
J• Rowe, Cast lr-st tett, Falcon-squarr, merchant=-Ang. :it), J.
Amos and C. Sutherland, St. Helen's-place, merchants—Aug.
8'), A. Adair and I). Cunningham, Winchester-street, mer-
chants—Sevt. 4, J. Salisbury, • Exeter, cabinet-maker—Aug.
23, F. Hetherington, Louring, Cumberland, cattle jobber—
Aug. cti, H. Duckworth, Manchester, liquor merchant—Aug.
26, J.'Pichering, Hatton-wail, oil•ruttn—Aug. 26, B. Cohen,
Bishops Kate-street, merchant—Sept. 20, J. i,Naisti, Edward-
street. Cavemiish-square, glass-stainer—Aug. 26, J. Watkins,
Chapel-street, May-fair, grocer—Aug. ' J. Hawkins. Ita-
dipole, D'irsetshire, brewer—Atte:. 26, E. H. Shorty, Exeter,
cutler—Aug. 27, J. Goo,!year, Hood-grange, Yorkshire,
fai mer—Aug. 26, J. Cullimore, Lawrence Pountney-lane,
merchant.
London, England, 1817-08-06

OFFICIAL.

EXTRACT PROM. HIS MAJESTY'S CONSUL AT BARCE-
LONA, DATED JULY 23.
" have received advice from his Majesty's
Consul at Mahon, under date of the 15th inst.,
that a Spanish vessel had arrived there in 4 days
from Algiers, bringing an account that the plague
had manifested itself there, and that it rages very
much at Bona and Constawine.
(Signed) " P. C. TUPPER."
London, England, 1817-08-06

CERTIFICATES, Aco 26.

J. Cull, Wareham, Dorsetshire, brtwer--:A. Morgan, Car-
marthen, milliner—C. Whitting, Bristol, plumber—and T.
H. Taylor, Tot nes, Devonshire, merchant—R. Curtis and T.
Hal I, Angel-court, Throgmot ton-st reet, merchants—J,
Lloyd's Coffee house, insurance• broker—W. Easter-
field,. Fleet-market, stationer.
London, England, 1817-08-06

CONTAGIOUS FEVER IN ITALY.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER. FROM TAR AGENTS AT
GENOA, DATED JULY 23.
" We learn that
.the typhus petechialis, or con-
tagious spotted fevvr, which unfortunately afflicts
almost every part of Italy, has lately shown it selt
in the hospital of Messina, and that the Board
of Health at P‘ilermo has been induced to take
some precautionary measures against it. All
vessels from the Roman and Tuscan States ate
put in quarantine here for seven days ; and in re-
taliation, we learn, that all vessels from this pill to
the above State are equally subject to a quaran-
tine, which is a great annoyance, particularly to
the coasting trade. Although this place is consi-
dered to be at present one of the most healthy its
Italy, still there are some few individuals afflicted
with the above disorder, who are shut up in a laza-
retto, fitted up for the purpose out of town, pro-
perly attended ; and we have the satisfaction to
learn that the greatest part of those that have
been sent there have recovered. It seems that
this indisposition has been brought from the Par-
mesan States, where it is said to make great
havock. •
" As there is a report that two or three ves-
sels are now sailing in the Mediterranean with
the plague on board, all the Boards of Health are
strict and vigilant on the occasion.
" We have lately had an American 28-gun
sloop of war, which came from and returned to
her squadron at Leghorn without taking prattique
here."
London, England, 1817-08-06

.••••,••
641.1.

contends for the succession of USURPATION, and
denies. the rights of the herenirary lawful Mo-
narch. But it is hardly worth a comment. We
are surprised, however, to find that The British
Press, one of the most sagacious of the Oppo-
sition Journals, seems to treat this flimsy produc-
tion as an authentic document, and with a waste
of good reasoning upon so silly a fabrication,
enters into a formal examination of its contents.
Even the Morning Chrohicle, which was the first
to publish this curious document, says not a word
in defence of Its anthenticity, but is wholly silent
this day upon the subject. Hence we might al-
most be inclined to suspect that it is really one of
the fruits of its own prolific pOwirs of invention.

EMIGRATION.-1t seems that the Agent for
THE INDEPENDANTS in South America, who is
•now. in London, and who is said to be a General

in their service, now deems it expedient to ava!
himself of the zeal Of British Officers of the Nov

who are anxious to join the cause, by demanding

TWENTY GUINEAS of each person on whom he
bestows a Commission. But lie does not give
the simple eurchasets any authentic proof that
they will obtain a confit (nation of these com-
missions when they have arrived at the place of

destination. We right not, however, to con
chide wit hoot I;•kirding our Conatrymen from en

gaging in this service, for whatever may be
thought of the cause by Philosophers, Moralists,
anti Politicians, they will, in fact, be supporting
the enemies of an Ally of Great Britain, and Bri-
tish Officers may perhaps hazard their commissions;
by taking a part, but whatever may be their fate,
they cannot hope that the British Government
will interpose in their behalf, if they should fall
into the hands of that Government with whom we
are at present on the most amicable footing.—
We do not give this caution upon slight grounds.

The Liverpool letter received at LLOYD'S this
morning, dated the 4th inst. gives the arrival of
►he Hero, Captain MURPHY, horn Bahia, from
whence she sailed the 12th June, and brings an
account that MARTINES was hanged the day the.
Hero left.

THE FUNDS.—A rise of One per Cent. has
taken place since yesterday morning. The Market
is very brisk, and chiefly purchasers. Conso:s
opened at 80, rose to 80i, and when our Reporter
left the City were at 804..
London, England, 1817-08-06

GENUINE MEDICINES.

TfIE following MEDICINES may be pro-
cured genuine at the Wai ehome i f the. late SHAW and
EDWARDS, 0, St. Paul's Church yard : •

Hill's_Latsam of Honey 8 6
Essence of Waterdock.: 3 6

Junipe,rEss. Peppern. 1
Roche 's AmbYocations.. 4 0

Hallam's Bilious Pills,. 2 9

Robberds's,Cough Dr. 2 9

Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9
Marshall's Cerate 1
Church's Cough Drops 2 G
AmboynaTOoth Ponder 2'6

JuniperEss.Pennyroyal 1 ll*
Speediman'sPills 2 GI 1`
Spilsbury's Drops .... 6 0 1,
Greetrough's Lozenges 1

CornA:ell'sOrientalCoill.4 4
Widow Welch's Pills... 2 9

Inglis's Scott's Pills I 111
Salt of Lemons 1 o

Keyser's Pills ....

... 6 3

Singleton's Eye Oint. 2 0 *

Vefnii's Vegetable Pills 4 6
Newtolfs Tooth P4w4ler 2 9
Ci4urch's Pectoral Pills 1
Anti[ii•rtu.isis.. 2 9

Godbold's Balsam.... IS 0 *
Henry's Magnesia.... 2 9 4,
Hooper's Pills
Essence of Spruce

Coltsfoot Loz 1 r
Amboyna Lotion 4 6

Durable Ink .. 1 6 *
British Oil

1-I.7,!ssel'eSileckficitepledy 2 9

Cheltenham Salts .... 2 9

The above (those with the star excepted) will have.the ad-
dn.'s of Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the stamp ;
where idyl way be had every other Patent and Public Me-
dicine.—Liberal allowance to Merchants and Traders in ge-
neral.
London, England, 1817-08-06

MANSION-HOUSE.

CHARGE OF F 0 RGau .—George Pearson, a young
man of decent appearance, was charged with hav-
ing uttered a check, purporting to be uPritwtx by
Nathaniel Aches,m, on the house of Messrs. %Vit..
Hams and Co. Baulter3, of Birchin-lane, for 2251.
on Saturday last.
The prisoner presented the check, which was
immediately suspected to be a forgery. He eras
detained while the fit tu sent fur Mr. Acheson, who
confirmed the suspicion.

The defence was admitted to. be ingenious. it
was, that a person called at the how of his mas-
ter, who is a printer at ‘Vhitefriars, when no one
was at home except the prisoner, and desired to
pay a bill for 50/. due to his master,. presenting at,
the same time the check for 2251. ; that the pri-
soner hesitated on being asked to go to the
banker's, but at length complied, under the idea
of the necessity of getting so serious a sow in a
lump for his master; that on his way to Birchin-
lane the stranger prevailed upon him to go to the
banking-house alone and receive the amount of
the check, upon doing which he was. apprehended.
The prisoner also said that he bad frequently
received at Williams's bank 5001. at a clam for
his master —He was remanded.
London, England, 1817-08-06

Just published, price extra hoards,

THE JEGIS of ENGLAND; r, r. Tf)e "Triumphs
of the Late War, as appear in the Thanks of Par-
liament, progressively voted to the N'try an 3 Army; and the
Communications, tither oral :n.wiitten, 00 the tll_,ject, chro-
nologically arranged : with Notices Bio;;raphical and Military.

By NIAURICE EVANS. Navy atl Army Ageat

" I am ,ure I speak the language cf the when I say
that it is impossible.to .lind-any where the glory of our a:•,-as
so well described, as in those displays of eloquence."
• Lord •Cast Speech, May 20, l mt 6.
A few Coeies.are taken oh Large Luperial P;tper, and
hot-pressed, price 11. 83.
Printed A. J. Valpy ; and sold by Messis. Loom an and
Co.; Wildwin and Co.: Law and Whittaker ; Parbury,
and Allen; Egevlun; Westley and Parrish ; and all other
Booksellers.
London, England, 1817-08-06

IMPRONIP ru

aN THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S unmou Ro us COMMENTS ON
• THE Brush Case.
Lo ! E LDON, distinguisli'd for virtue and iense,
Has oft been the Jacobins' scoff,
His love for his Country is-all his offence,
Anti hence they must hope he'll brush of.

But while he so mingles Good humour with Law,
And JUSTICE supports with such care,
The Public behold him with pleasure and awc,
Thus suiting his place to a hair, T.

TO THE EOLIAN HARP.
At twilight's courted pause reclining.,
ith one who shares lay hope and fear,
While you sweet star is feebly shining,
0 let thy cadence fill mine ear. •

Thy notes, though few, are chlriging ever;
Thy tunes are dulcet, soft, and shrill;
And in the swell, the pause, or quiver,
A warbling sadness woos one still.

For like thy wild spontaneous measure,
The changes which our bosoms feel
Are hut the shades of pain or pleasure,
Which rudely burst or softly steal.

And when thou' lift'st mc, in emotion,
To heaven, from whence thy tones have birth,
Again I sink in meek devotion,
And feel myself a child of earth.

Thy chords admit no human finger—
Forth beams the son,—up springs the bow—
1-leaven's breeze alone, must sweep, or linger,
And then thy thrilling ❑umbers flow.

may my soul like thee he fashioned !
Thy themes rray change, but all be praise;
With it l'd chasten juy impassioned,
With it endear my mournful lays.

Breathe on ! and let me fondly number
Etch tone that rises, falls, or sleeps;
Breathe like an infant's dying. slumber,
And soothe the mother when she weeps.

Sigh through the prisoner's bars of sorrow,
Whisper of freedom, freshness there;
His languid mood, at eve or morrow,
Loves e'e❑ the moanings of despair!
LARCH AND OAK TIMBER.

TO TETE Eprrott. OF THE SUN.

SIR,—Understanding some experiments have
been recently made in the King's Yards on Larch
brought from .Scotland, it will be of essential be-
nefit to myself and others, who have large quan-
tities of Larch nearly fit for cutting, to know if
there is any chance of the Navy Board becoming
purehaseis of this valuable wood ; for at present
there is not any sale for it in the districts in which
mine are situated. I should also like to know
whether there is any prospect of an increased
demand for Oak Timber, either for the King's
Yards or.the Merchants'. If there is not, many
of the families who have calculated on a sale of
Oak Timber about this time, to raise money for
the portions of their younger children, will be
most woefully disappointed; and what is to be—
come of the progressive immense quantity of
Timber throughout the country, rapidly approach-
ing towards maturity, if there is not any demand
for it in the public or private Yards ? If any of
your Readers can, through your Paper, favour us
with any information on this important subject,
it will grew ly oblige,
Your Constant Reader, and
A PLAIN COUNTRY GENTLEMAN,
Monmouth, 2d August, 1817.
London, England, 1817-08-06

QUEEN-SQUARE.

INHUMAN ROBBERY.—Richard Baker, a seafar-
ing man, was brought before the Magistrate by
one of the Chelsea Constables, charged by Jo-
seph Slater, an out-pensioner, with robbing him
of H coit.

Prosecutor having long been out of employ-
ment,' was so distressed that he had long been
living on his clothes, and on Saturday last was re-
duced to sell his only coat, and to borrow the
waistcoat he-then wore. From mere hunger he
was on the point of selling it for 35., but prisoner
advised him not to take it, and said he was sore he
could get him 7s. fur it. Witness told hini he
should have all above ss. for his own use Pri-
soner took the coat to sell, went away with it,
and when he (witness) met him some time after
(about half an hour) he denied any knowledge of
the coat.

The Constable said, that being sent. for, he
made inquiries, and found prisoner had been at
the houie of a man who deals in clothes. Wit-
ness went thither, and the man told him he had
bought a coat of the prisoner, for which he had
Paid 65," He took the prisoner into custody, and
the coat was produced and sworn to by the pro-
iecntor as his property. The prisoner was fully
committed.
London, England, 1817-08-06

This Dad• were published, Bvo. 9s. 6d.

A DDITIONS to the Fourth arid former Eili-
tions of an ESSAY on the PRINCIPLE of POPULA-
TION, Scc. &c.
By T. It. MALTHUS,

Late Fellow of Jesus College, Cambridge, and Professor of
History and Political Economy in the East India College,
' Hertfordshire.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
Of whom tray be had, .
A Fifth Edition of_Nlr. Malthus's Essay on Population, 3
London, England, 1817-08-06

WEDNESDAY, AL-GUST 6,.,1811.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WILKINS'S vrrßuvius COMPLETE.
This Day was publi.hvfl,
Price 31. 3s. in Elephant 4tu. or 61. Gs. Royal Folio, hoards,
Part Second, of

THE CIVIL ARCHITECTURE of \Trim-
. VMS. ciuorisin; those Books of the Author which
relate to the Public and Private Edifices of the Ancients.
Translated by WILLIAM WILKINS, jua. M.A. F.A.S.
Fellow of Gonvil and CitillS College, Canthridge, `:ember of
the Society of Dilettanti, and Author of Antigun iFs of Magna
Grweia. With Twenty-seven•Engraving-,s, by W. Lowry.
Printed fer Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London. • -
Of whom may be had,
Part I. price al. as. Elephant 4to. or 61. 6s. Royal Folio.
London, England, 1817-08-06

ftor3 the LON DON GAZETTE, Aag. 5, IS i 7.

Whitehall, -dog. 4, 1817.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has beers pleaied to
appoint Hugh Ltwis, Esq. Coroner of and within the ices,
liberties, and franchises of the Duchy of Lancaster situated
within the counties of EsseN, Hertford, Middlesex, and
tint rey.

Commissions signed by the Vice Lieutenant of the County of

i• Berke. -
To he Deputy-Lieutenants, Sir Charles Saxton, Bart., Thos.
,Y.3owles, Esq., Thomas Duffield, Esq., Timothy flare Al.t
almn Earle Esq., Charles Garth Cußeton, Esq., tobert
ralniei-, Esq.

Royal Berks Militia,
John Blairave the younger, 'Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel,
rice Viscount FOlkstutre, resigned.
itßegiturnt of lierkshire'Cavalry.
Worgrave Rangers—,-jaiiies Sharp, Gent.. to be Cornet.
Abingdon Troop—Cornct NVilliain Clarke to be Lieutenant,
vice Miller, deceased ; William Davis, Gent. to be Cornet,
vice Clarhe, promoted.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lkutenant of Use County
of Ayr.
Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry—James Fairlie, jun. Gent. to be
Lieutenant; John Campbell, Gent. to be Cornet, William
Cowan, jun. Geut. to he ditto.
Cuningliam and Cumnock Corps of Ayrshire Yeomanry Ca-,
valry—Thowas Rankine, Gent. to be Cornet.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
William lienlock, Distaff-lane, sugar-baker, from August 9
to September c.. 7.

BANKRUPTS.

-John Mitchell, East-street, Finsbury-market, brewer, to stir-
.render AtNnit 9, 16, and September 16, at one, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Clarke, Bishopsgate-street- without.
James Warner, kilby-bridge', Great Wigston, Leicestershire,
litue-❑ierehant, August IS, 19, and September 1.5, at
eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies,
. _ _

llelsrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn, or Mr. Bond,
Leicrster.
Jacob Ilannaford Mann, Avetnn-Gifford, Devonshire, cyder-
merchant, August 16, 19, and September 16, at ten, at
' Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Robert, Graystock-
place, Fetter-lane. _

John Eitunto ad, Liverpool, spirit-merchant, August 22, 23,
and September 16, at eltiven, at the George Inn, Livirr.
pool. Att. rues, Messrs. Griffith and Hind, Feuwick-

Si rect, Liverpool.
Charles Davis, Southampton-row, Bloomsbury, cabinet-
►uaker, August 9, 19, and September 16, at. eleven, at
Guildhall. 'Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-
street..

William Day, Providence- buildings,NewKent-road, plumber,
Aug. 16, 2.34 and September 16, at eleven, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. .Nlarson, Newington-Butts.
Edward Hannitin, Threadneedle-street, ship-broker, August
9, at twelve, and September 16, at ten, at
Attorilies, Messrs. Reardon and Davis, Curbet-court,
Ur:wee:Lurch-street.

Robert Meacoek, Liverpool, ship-chandler, August 20, 21,
and September 16, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool.—
Attornies, ,Messrs. Crump and Lodge, Liverpool, or Mr.
Battle, Chancery-lane.
London, England, 1817-08-06

Vols. Bvo. 3Gs. boards.

REVOLUTION IN SPANISH AMERICA.
This Day was published, in 6vo. price 93. boards,

A N ACCOUNT of the ORIGIN, PROGRESS,
.LL. and actual STATE of the WAR carried ou tietwf en
SPAIN and SPANISH AMERICA; containing the principal
Facts which have marked the Struggle in Mexico, New Gra-
nada, Venezuela, Chili, and the Provinces of k.io de la Plata.
By a SOUTH AMERICAN,

" This I can firmly assert, that I have not written one word
in the present Work that I cannot prove by authentic docu-
ments. .NLitte of the facts I re:ate, I have myself been the
eye-witness uf ; and of otbcrs, I possess manuscripts, wtitte❑
by men of information and honour Om have witnessed them.
I have likewise consulted ;All that has been published on the
subject."—Author's Preface.

Printed for Lung man, Hurst, Rces, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1817-08-06

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

NOVEL MODE-OF ROBBERY.—Geo. Cousens,
sweep, about 18 years of age, was charged with
attempting a. robbery at the house of M. Jones,
No. 7-1, Crawford-street, under the following ex-
traordinary circumstances :—About fotir o'clock
yesterday morning the prosecutor was awakened
by- hearing a noise in his chimney. His wife had
left some clothes by the kitchen tire, and he, sus-
pecting they were On fire, went with one of his
lodgers, named Keene, into she kitchen, where
the' clothes were all safe. They then %vent out
on the" roof, •and saw the prisoner getting out of
the chimney pot, when they took him into ells-
tody.—Several similar charges were made against
the prisoner.; one, for felony, by a Mr. Hobson,
at the next house.---On the first charge be was
committed as a rogue and vagabond; and re-
manded on the other.
London, England, 1817-08-06

HEALTH AND LONGEVITY.

DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS are par-
ticularly recommended for Disorders of the Stomach
and Bowels -,- Heed-aths arising from indigestion or free liv-
ing ; for Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Complaints ; and
fer Colds, slight Fevers, &c. By kindly assisting Nature in
the due discharge of the animal functions, they preserve
Health and promote Longevity; they are the best general
family Medicine, and are very convenient fur travellers, as
they lye mild in their operation, and du not require cow-
finentent.

l'renarcd from the original and only Receipt, under Dr.
James's nand, by his Executor and Joint Proprietor, Francis
Newbery. They will be found exactly similar to those com-
pounded by the late Dr. James himself, both in their bright
appearance and their efficacy.
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at their Warehouses, 45,
St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and 29. Dame-street, Dub-
lin ; and as it is their intention to open a house for the ac-
commodation of Purchasers at the West End of the Town,
they in the mean time appoint Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-
street, to be their Agent, where the genuine may be de-
pended on.
*,,* Observe, the name of F. NEWBERY is engraved in
all the Stamps.
London, England, 1817-11-24

HEIIDONIADARY.

Sunday, Nov. 2.3.—+TWENTY-FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.—
Sun rose.,at 57 minutes past 7 o'clock; set at 15 minutes
past 4. St. Clement the First'Bisbop of Rome, who is men-
tioned by the Apostle Paul.—Old Martinmas•Day.
Full Moon at 4 minutes before 10 o'clock at night.
Monday.—Transit of Venus first observed, anno 155.
Tuesday.—St. Catherine's Day.—Dr. Watts die,l, ann• 1748,
and bas a Tablet is Westminster Abbey, though huried in
.Bunhill-fields.—Daylight has decreased 8 hours and 14 mi-
nutes past 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Wedaiesday.—The tremendously Great Storm, anno 170:3, in
memory of which calamity a sermon is annually preached
on this day.
TAxrsday.—Thomas Harmer, the learned Illustrator of Bib-
lical Rites died, anno' 1788.
Friday.--Michaelmas Terns ends. No less than 14,000 houses
destroyed by lightning at Petersburgh, anno 1780.
Saturday.—Portuguese Court Memorial from the Peninsula,
to Brazil, anno 1807, whither the Archduchess Leopoldiue
has sailed on a matrimonial expedition. • '

The following. Gentlemen have been called to
the degree of Barrister at Law by 'he Honour-
able Society of Lincoln's Iti:—Sitium Frazer
Cooke, Augustus Pechett, ‘Villiam Henry Darby,
Thomas Bernard Birch, James Lewis Knight,
Charles Villas Ellis, and Charles Burmester,
Esqrs.
The Festival of Easter, which tometimis falls
so late as the 2.)th of April, will, in the ensuing
year, ISIS, fall on the earliest possible day, viz.
22d March. This circumstance will not occur
again till the year 2285, a period of 467 years.—
The different moveable feasts and terms, and the
summer circuits of. the Judges, all which depend
on the falling of Easter, will be early in propor-
tion.

On Monday evening last a melancholy accident
happened to Mrs. RELLEY, wife of Mr. RELLEY,
baker, at Haverford west ; she had gone op
stairs, and whilst attending to a fire there, it is
supposed she was attacked with a fit, and falling
across the fire, was so dreadfully burnt as to ren-
der all medical assistance of no avail. She sur-
vived the accident about twenty-four hours, under
the most agonizing pain, and then expired.
London, England, 1817-11-24

'THE LATE PRINCIFSS CHARLOTTE.

The London Gazette of Saturday contains the
official account of the Funeral of the lamented
Princess CHARLOTTE, which is the same in every
particular as aat which has already appeared in
THE 5uN....." Thus " (adds the Gazette) " it bath
pleased Almighty God to take out of this transi-
tory life, unto his Divine mercy, the late Most
Illustrious Princess Charlotte Augusta, Daughter
of his Royal Highness George Prince of Wales.,
Regent of this United Kingdom ; Consort of his
Serene Highness Leopold George Frederick, Duke
of Saxe, Margrave of Misnia, Landgrave of Thu-
ringia, Prince of Cobourg of Saalfeld; and Grand-
daughtev of his Most Excellent Majesty George
the Third, by the grace of God of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King,
Defender of the Faith ; whom God bless and pre--
serve with long life, health, and honour, and all
worldly happiness."
London, England, 1817-11-24

PICTZIALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 21, 1817.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NA VY /10 &Telly give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 16th of Deeciil6er nett, they will be ready
go receive Tenders in writing (.i.eaed up), and treat for the
supply (on separate Contracts) cf allsuch qnantit o ft 1-1
13 REF and RI.IIII as may be required for the use of his Ma-
les:es Ships and Vessels at the Ports under»tentioned viz.:—

. Dublin - - -
Liverpool - - - FRESH. BEEF.
Milford Haven - -
Liverpool - - -
RUM.
Milford Haven - -
rots Twelve Calcitic?. Months, from the I2th January next.
To be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, si.vty
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-
vretary'S Office, at this 011 ice; 'or by applying to the Secre-
tary to the Postmaster-General at Madill; and to the Cot
lectors of the Customs at Liverpool and MiyOrd Haven, re-
Vectively.

No regavilwill be had to any Tender in which the Prier
thalt not he i3serted iu Words.: at length, or that. shall not
.14 delivered to the Board Gclioe One O'Cloek on the said
Taesday, the 16th of December' ;Jell; nor 'unless Me Per •
ton who makes the Tender, or some Person on -his behalf,
attends to answer when called lia%

Each Tender must acls•efte accompanied hy a Letter ligned hn
two Pcrsonk; engaging to bcconze hinlnd with tin
Party tendering, in the repal Sane of 500/. for tke dac pr,r-
formaucc of each of the Contracts. '
London, England, 1817-11-24

The QUEEN leaves Windsor early this morning

for,Bath, where her MAJESTY is expected to pasta
three or fditr weeks.—(Morning Herald.)
The Hati4 Herald says—" It will "afford great
consolation to the sorroWing inhabitants of this
city to be' informed, that her Majesty's' return
positively fixed for Monday next : the last relay of
hot ses (Messrs. Lucas and Reilly'q is ordered to
be in readiness at Atford at three o'clock in the
afternoons."

The same Paper adds—" We understand that
Sir Henry Halford does not return with her Ma,‘
jesty to Bath, confiding his inestimable charge to
the efficacy of our healing springs, under 14 di-
rection of the resident Medical Gentlemen already
appointed."

The Cork Chronicle, of the 19th inst., adverting
to Mr. JESSE FOOT'S Letter, makes the following,
judicious comments on a subject that will ever

interesting :
" What an awful responsibility has been thus assumed by
some of the Princess's medical attendants. What hazardous
self-confidence, a finality whiA, unless in a very rare instance,
is the distinguiAing mark of rashness and incapacity. This
deeply interesting subject, once publicly entered upon, must
be searched and examined to the utmost. Every fact con-
nected with it must be laid before the Public. Nothing that
has happened can long be concealed."

EXTRACT OF A LETTER VEWI CEYLON, DATED
JUNE 18, Nl7.
The Native Schools have now become very
nunv..rotE, and for a few cents. per month, witb-
ont the expence of books or stationary, the boys
can learti to read roost floently on the 014 Leaf,
and witir,astonishing rapidity they learn a kind of
short bond, so that they wi!l take down a whole

;ermon without missing scarcely a word. Little
boys, about 10 years old, write as last as they
can move their pen. ,So far we can assert, that
one Spanish dollar Will support a boy of 10 years
of age with food and clw Wug, one month,—
Females never learn even to write, as it wool,' he
thought a disgrace for them even to learn to read.

PECULIAR RESPECT. The (Dublin) Corre-
spondent, a Paper distinguisbed for luyal and ho.
pourable feelings, states, that iTs own puhlica.
tion, and that of other respectable Journals. of
Dublin, were suspended on Wed;lesdav last, as
a tribute to the virtues of the departed PEHTCeSS
CHARLOTTE.

The Doke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER go to
Brighton to-day. Priece.LEoPOlD is expected
to go there for a short time.
Mr. Alderman Woon. late Lord Mivor, is notf
in Paris, where he arrived on the 19(11 instant.
fie alighted at the Hotel Aleuri-e, roe Saint
Honoie, of which Lords BEAUCLERK and RAN'
CLIFFS are also temporary inhabitants.
On Tuesday list Mr. HAMMOND, Midshipman
of the Rochefort, was unfortunately &owned off
Brighton, with three men, when on duty in a•
boat, looking out for smugglers.

i
London, England, 1817-11-24

TO-NIORROIV

THE STATE LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING.
THE Public are respert hilly informed, that.the
DRAWING of the IA yrTERy, which was postponed
from the 7th Instant by Order of the Lorrii of the Treasury,
will certainly commence TO,MORROW; and it is copfdlen►tly
exit, cted that some of the SIX PRIZES of 2P,0001. will be
distributed a►i►ongst the Friends of. .

G. CARROLL, Contractor,
The particulars of the present Lottery are well known.

merits have secured the apprgthatiuts of the Public, which wil
always attend a Lot, ery that posse.seS IL, re Ptizcs that
and contains besides SIX PRIZES of '20,000/.

TICKETS and SHARLS are selling in great Variety, at
the Offices of G CARROLL, the Contractor, 7, CORNHILL,
and V, OXFOEI3-STREET; where No. 7,735, the lag Prize
of $O,OOOl. ever drawn, was sold in Shares.
London, England, 1817-11-24

tOtosivea till -t-he .secanil 11 of tern% It its
right, also, that I should add, that it may be ne-
cessary I should have a copy of the record of my
client's •atquittal, because it will appear that a
great part, my friend says the whole, buteer;ainly
infinitely the most important part of. is liat has
been stated in this counter-plea, appeared at the
trial; theiefore.l he copy of the record way be es-
sential to tne. By this I do.not put the parties in
a situation ditlereut to what they now are, as it is
not possible the proceeding can lie finished during
the present Term. It is far from Inv wish to in-
terpose one moinent's unnecessary delay in this
case."

L.Tcl ELLENBnitoUGII.,--" I think it appears,
from Ai Irrif you have start ti, that the record may
be necessary to you. You must apply to 3Judge
for it, told as this term is so near expiring, 1 do
not think you can do it in the present term. The
proceeding must, of course, go over to the next
term. 1 should like to hear what Air. dark

say;."

Mr. CLAM —" My Lord; we leave it to the
Court to act as it thinks right."
Lord ELLENBOROLIGH.—“ The term ends on
Friday next : this proceeding will necessarily go
in'n next ter(l).''

READER,—" If the term was not so far
adviiced, I should be gl,urto conclude in tke pre-
sent term, but that is impossible."
Lord ELLENBOROUGH.—" You will then take
till the second day of next term to reply."
The prisoner was then taken front the bar in
the same custody as when brought into Court.
London, England, 1817-11-24

SHIP NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Arrived yesterday
the Anna -Bella, HALBRow, from Flamborgh, and
the following from the Downs :—.llrundel, for
Grenada ; Oakes, for St. Vincent's ; and West
Indian, for Antigna. Sailed yesterday the In-
trinsic, Castle Larhjan, Syren, Nor:olk Hero,
and John, fort he West Indies ; Kite, for Hayti ;
Welsey, Prince George-, London, Clarkson, Sir
Godfrey Vtrebster, Stranger, Dorothy Fostcr,
Nesbitt, and'Echo, for Jamaica ; Lush-
ington and Caroline, for St'. Kitt's; Thames anti
Colonist, for. Barbadoes ; Betsy, for -Madeira ;
Mary, for Bengal ; Enterprize and Nantiits, for
Grenada ; Cambridge, for India ; Ceres, for the

Coast of Arica.; and Grace, for South America.
Put back to-day the Colonist ; and several ethers,
about 20 sail in the whole, are returning front
Yarmouth and Cowes, where the.y anchored yes-
terday. Sailed to-day the Lord Mu'grave
schooner, fur Gibraltar, with ordnance stores.
MILFORD HAVEN; NuV. 21.—Sailed last even-
ing the Frceling packet, Capt. lIUGHEs, with the
mail and passengers for Waterford ; the Dolphin
cutter upon a cruise ; Mediterranean Packet,
DEAN, for Leghorn ; and Ann, from Bristol for
Jamaica.

Nov. 22.—The Gower packet, Captain GRAY,
sailed last night, and the Auckland packei has just
arrived with a mail froM Waterford. Remains
his Majesty's ship Britotnart, Captain PAsco6..
COWES, Nov. 23.--,--Several ships came to an-
chor the night before last from the Downs, and
sailed yesterday. To-day they have put back.
and several brought up within the Wight, and
others gone back to the Motherbank.
HARWICH, Nov 22.—Arrived the Auckland
packet .from Holland, and Henry Freeling packet
from CuxhaVen.. Sailed the Castlereagh packet
for Holland ; Beaufoy packet, forCuxhaven ; and
Charlotte packet, for Gottenburgh—all with

DRAL, Nov. 23.—Came down from the River,
and sailed yesterday, with the- whole of the o►tt-
ward-bound, the Favourite, for Grenada ;
for St. Thomas's ; Ann, Reward, Asia, and
Eclipse, for Jamaica. Came dowit from the Ri-
ver to-day the .Duke of Bedford, for Gibraltar ;
George, for Honduras ; Cornwallis, for the Cape;
and Lord Wellington, for Madras. Arrived the
Aberdeen, FENWICK, from Quebec. .
'Fat.turtoTH, . Nov. 2l.—Arrived the Dotal],
EDWARDS, front London for Bengal, and the
Olive Branch, ANGLE, from London. Sailed
yesterday the Lady Raffles for Bengal ;, Sappho
HALL, for Bombay ; Jane, Hlcxs, and Liberty,
OLDRIGR, for Seville. The Dove, for St. Mi-
chael's, did not sail, as reported, on the 18th
instant.
London, England, 1817-11-24

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.

Mr. SCARLETT moved for a ride to show cause
why a criminal information should not he filed
against two Magistrates of the Borough of T re-
rny, in Cornwall, named Gurney and Moorman,
on the ground of having corruptly conspiied to
refuse a licence for the Qieen's Head Lin, at
Tregony, the property of Lord Darlington. The
alleged cause of the conspiracy was political hosti-
lity to the Nohle Lord. The Court refused the
rule against Mr. Gurney, but granted it against
the other Magistrate.
London, England, 1817-11-24

rteintaaru teas been
recognized as
Plenipotentiary to the Most Serene Germanic

'retie c

inister

Diet.

" BAMBERG, Nov. 13.--Madame de Krudener
arrived on the 10th, in the evening, at Wurabourg,
with a suite of 18 persons, including Madame de
Berkheim, her daughter, and an Eugl:sh Lady of
distinction.

" Her carriages, on their arrival at Wurz-
bourg, were escorted by a detachment of Badese
Gendarmerie, who returned on the • nth to
Bischoffheim on the Tauber. Madame de Km-
dener set out yesterday for Saxony. The Bava-
rian Gendarmerie escorted, her to the Bavarian
frontier. She has declared her intention. of re-
turning to LivUnia.
London, England, 1817-08-01

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

The following temperate, and judicious obser-
vations are taken from The Chester Courant of the
29th instant. The subject is highly interesting to the
community at large, hut particularly to the lower
classes of the people, who generally take a very
limited view of things, and, wider the pressure of
their necessities, are too much disposed to lEiten
to the dictates of their passions, and to become
the dupes of artful Demagogues
" Mice OF BHEAD.—We are happy to find the
accounts from all parts of the kingdom still con-
curring in the prospects, which they held out, of a
favourable harvest. For this, if the hope should
be realised, we shall owe to Providence the
warmest gratitude, it it should be frustrated, the
most implicit submission. By frequently and
earnestly impressing these sentiments on their
flocks, the Ministers of religion will discharge an
important duty to society ; and, ivithout taking
part in disputes foreign to their sacred functiOn,
will lay the foundations of general tranquillity.
From political writers, something more.is to be
expected. They do right, in endeavouring, to
the best of their ability, to develope the Means
by which the dispensations of Providence, whe-
ther in time of plenty, or of scarcity, may he ren-
dered available to the good of all classes, and
more especially of the poor ; but in such specu-
lations much caution is necessary. Ignorance,
and rashness, and passion are carefully to be
guarded against, both in the writer and in the
reader ; nor is good intention always a sufficient
safeguard against errors of the most fatal tend-
ency. The subject is a delicate one. Those who
labour for a bare subsistence, and they must in

ail stages of society be. by far the majority of the
population, are naturally jealous of any unfairness
in enhancing the price of that snbsistence:. and
hence a glamour against. the dealers in provision
is too apt to er,d in the plunder of -b4kers' shops,
the pulling down granaries, and the Conflagration
of stack-yards.
" The price of bread has doubtless been high
for some months past ; but has it on the average
of the country been unjusiifiably high ? That is
what we feel great difficulty in believing. It is
certainly not proved by the late rapid fall in the
price of corn ; for we are quite satisfied that of
ail trades tnere is no one which suffers so tt►uch
front the alarm of a plentiful supply as the Corn
Trade. The harvest, on the most favourable cal-
culation, cannot be much more. than an average
crop : because the. land cultivated, and the ca-
pital employed in the cultivation last year, were
considerably below the average of former seasons.
What is the consequence of an unfounded expec-
tation of plenty ? in all trades, it depresses 'nice
for a time, only to raise it the higher afterwards.
Bread, for instance, is sold cheap tor a few weeks ;
its cheapness produces a most wasteful constowp-
;jou ; anti in a short time the price rises far
higher, and the scarcity heconu e, more intoler-
able to the pour man, than it the market had beau
London, England, 1817-08-01

FON. THE HEAD AND EYES.

THE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF is a
most grateful and effectual Remedy for Disorders in the
Head, especially the common Head- ch.' It removes Drow-
siness and Giddiness; relieves Dimness of the F.es;, is ex-
cellent in Cariil4 recent Deafness; and is of great Service in
Hysteric and Paralytic Complaints, and in restoring the Me-
mory when impaired by Disorders of the Head. It is also a
Preservative against Infectious
Sold by the Proprietors, F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St.
Paul's Church-yard, the third house from Che%pside, Loudon;
and Brodie and Co. on the New Canal, Salisbury, in Canisters,
price Is. lid. each ; hut if purchased elsewhere, observe that
the words, " F. Ncwbery, Nu. 45, St. Pauls," are engraved
in the Stomps.

_ .
BY WS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
J. METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES, for

-•- -v ----
all kinds of Uses.
THE Universal Reception and U,,bonwled.N-
trunage (beyond all parallel) given to these New In-
vented BRUSH.ES., by all Ranks in society, is a wonderful
instance of their excellence over every other lutplement for
Cleansing the Head from Scurf, thereby streu4thening,
bcoutirs tug, and promoting the growth of the Hair.
As IF 'USE BRUSHE:s;, they are approved and recom-
mended by Professor t :Milian. They are alite esteemed for
all kinds of Perstinal Uses, as fur alt Domestic Purposes,
wherein a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and com-
bine economy with exrdition. They are also of the greatest
consequence for Manufacture and Machinery, and are highly
appreciated by a number of the first artisans in the Conn -
try, the superiority of the Patent Brushes is so great, that
(in comparison', all others are wholly useless; as , will be

proved on trial.
Patent Brushes are warranted free from whalebone, or any
adulteraton, and at the saute price as genuine Brushes here-
tofore 111:141.
To be bad Retail of the Patentee, No. 3S, Great Mary-le-
hone-street, Portland-place, and at 350, Oxford-street, and
all respectable Venders of Bruslas iu the United Kingdom.
N.B.—Son►e fraudulent Shopkeepers baring imposed on
the Public, both in price and quality, by selling spurious
Brushes, please to a.,11 for J. Metcalte's Patent Brushes, - and
see each 'brush has the Patentee's Stamp impressed un it,
" Metcalfe, Patentee," with the ltoyal Wholesale
Orders to he addressed to Metcalfe and Kent, 49, Deau-street,
Soho, or T. G. Kent, Poultry, London.