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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-01-20

TilE lIIEATRES,

DittlaVlLtartt.-,-Attrr -1411 .-t-Le .41isaproinf ment
poor AItJRPHI exPerieperil in flailing ht• cxc licnt
Comedies Untowardly eclipsed by tile:unrivalled
Plays of his great 'C'ofehrpdfary Sl' F.RIDAN we
think it would delighr trittrtn see the I.ltll success
of " Knott 11/biti," on its revival •at
this Theatre, . particularly-Ai( his inimitably lively
character ut imdyPe/f, tix it is run through with
such spirit and. humour by Mrs,
hearted, tidy:lll;6, giddy romp," (as the Author
calls her) surely was neser Move gaily, .Tgre Pled-
sandy pourtrayed.

AOOP repeated the part with increased
attraction on Saturday night.

COVEIsiT•GARDEN.I3BAUNIONTittIfI FLBTCHRICS
tragi,Comedy of the Humorous Lieutemint -(hu-
mourous,.. having its ancient, and nut its_ motisin
signification) fottnctl On Saturday night the foun-
dation fora three act piece at this Theatre", enil:.
bitting all the :requitiieS:whirh • scent to be now
held indispensildwto• the:drama, videlicet, specta.
cle, music, splendid
,dresses „and beautiful scenery.
We do not knew t wu refer these iterns•to the
natural ease of dialogue, brilliiiney of wit, interest
of plot, and richness of humour, which at a remote
period were thought to be necessary; but we unlit
take the stage as we find it, ,and confess in the par 7
ticulars enumerated, the production of .Saturday
night was- shewy, magnificent, and attractiO.
The impuritieNef the original were purged ttAvNr,
and With them the essence of the Character'fron
Which the name of the Play is taken. Instead of
hat (-Ancenityand nastiness which iuiproeedtuonis
and refined taste Will no longer tolerate, though ever
so poetically expressed in language, or curiously
wrought into plot, we have an Eadatia (miss
STEPH‘gNs), and a Phocyon (Mr Sztica.ma),whote
melodies arc au exquisite substitute for the parts
expunged. Still,, however, we would, rather
have seen them in an entirely new produe•
tion, than. linked to' the caput,,nortunm 'which
has conic out of 'the theatrical crucible in which
Messrs. .11F.AvmoNT. 'and .14.F.Tcnim Wave sta.
tered the ordeal of
.fire and precipitation. In
the remains of thVir substance a Mrs. Mcisveost
appeared for the first, and, as it seems, the last
time, as Colia.:—Voy the dissatisfaction expressed.
against' a female on her debut, so contrary to
the lianal ki,ndniss of a British audience, she
was probably as much indebted to the preparatory
puffs of injudicious friends which had excited
too high an expectation, as to any deficienciei
which render her unfit for the Stage. Mr. ',let-0N
did all that was left of the Hamourous Lieuleunut
kumourously ; and Youwa, MacitE,A AY; EBB?,
ABBOTT, it is almoSt unnecessary to add, were
excellent, as far as excellence was attainable in
their respective partt.
London, England, 1817-03-12

SAVING BANKS.

Mr. ROSE moved that the Order of the Day fur
the House going into a Committee on the Saving
Banks' Bill sholtdd be read. He stated one great
difficulty which had hitherto been in the wayof
such institutions was the fhtetnations of the Funds,
He was of opinioti! it would be of gresti import-
ance to secure the property deposited in Saving
Batiks from any such finctuatiOns, and in the hope
that some plan might lie devised to effect this, lie'
moved that the Committee should be postponed
till Monday sesnuight...--The motion was agreed to.
Alessengers from the Lords brought down the
Treasonable Practices Bill with Atne.ntlinents,.]
wliich, on the motion of Lord CASTLBRItAGR,)
WAIT ordered to be taken into consideratiOn to•
inorrow.

For Vie Remainder of the Proceedingg Of the Mule of
Comwuni, see the Last Page,
London, England, 1817-03-12

CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CON-

7'
---SEQUENCES
This Day vas putdishcd,
A New Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases,'

APRACTICAL TREATISE . the PRE-.
VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE,
exhibiting the Character, Sympioms, and Treatment of the
Diseases immediatelyfor remotely conuected.with it; contain-
ing Observations on (sleet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the
Grp of the (drastic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility, general or lo-
cal, the. Theory of Generation, &e. &c. comprising, an Ele-
mentary Work fin. Students, and a Guide to the general
Reader; interspersed.withedect Prescriptions, applicable to
each Division of the Disease.
Hy T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand,, late of
the united Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Pri 04 fur, Messrs. Sherwood and Co. VD, Paternoster-row,
London.

LOCK :IND sunoic4L DISPENSWIY.
His Royal Higline,c the DUKE of l'OßK,Prmsident.
oda, Member of the Royal, Cbllege,
London.
_ _ _•

GovettNotts.--Earl of Egreniont, Earl of Leitt,lita;;Hon. Cul.
J. Barry, M.P. John Latottche, M. P. •
"NHL Royal anti Noble Patrons of the above
INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE-
NEREAL CONI.PLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences,
in order to insure the- benefits th:9 have resulted from it, se-
lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon, (standing high 011 the
list of the !loyal College) from having directed his chief at-
tention to
.those. diseases, It is the misfortune of Patients
under sticii complaints, to be tco often the (Mins of illite-
rateVrettuders, who practise on the credulity by-imputing
titles and specious proinises. .Against this class (of late so
numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his
dtticial dOtY to natation the Public, by pointing to the List of
the Itoyill College, published in Ft:binary (WC, as the only
sure guide, and that no assertion of Pei sons assuming such
titles, mitl -publicly adVertising; them, without being sane-
Cloned by this List, are he credited: Thu annual reports
of the Loch Dispensary will-,prove, that some of the most
dangerous eases of Strictutes, Debility, and other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here
radically and successfully treated; facts iich require' no
haeloiried testimony of atliiavits to prove, but the most re-
spectable Medical evidence.
Mr. KIERNAN may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,
at Ilia house,. ef, Lower. Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed,
ant'. the necessary Advice and hledicitie will be given, or
sent, to any part of the United Kin%duar.
tut Published, price- ds. Second Edition, Practical Ob-
servatimis. on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, end tuay,be
had at N 0.17.1, Fleet-street, No. 11,0 i P4tertioste r4O aI IA
\o.lo, .Ctowu-cuttit, Subs. •
London, England, 1817-03-12

•

WEDNESDAY. MARCH 12, 1817.

trout the LONDON GAZUTTE, March 11, IEII7

[The Gazette contains the appointment of Sir
Geo. Townsend Walker, K. C. -13. to beit - Knight
Grand. Cross Of.the Bathi• vice -Lieutenant-Gene-
ral the Eton. Sir Join) Abercromby, decea'sed ;
ofLientenant-General Robert Mat:farlane, Knight
Grand Crols of the ItoyaF4:ll-anoverian Guelphic
'Order, to.be-a Knight Coffintander of` the Bath,
vice Major2GeneraLSir George Townsend Walker.
Announces the honour of.Knightlrood on 'Lieut.-
Colonel Robert Jones Allard Nemys, of Ynisar-
wed, in the county of Glamorgan; and Of Mal Pas;
and Panteagne, in the county of Moomonti).-
Permission to the Honourable Frederick William
Aylmer, Post Captain in the Royal Navy, C. 13.
to wear the Cross of a Commander 'of the. Roya-
l Qrder of St. Ferdinand and of Merit ; and
to \Villiara Cosset, Esq. Lieutenant-Colonel it)
the Corps of Royal Engioeers, C. B. to wear the
Coss of a Commander of the sante Order.]

This Gazette is occupied with more Addresses
of Loyal Cougratulations to the Prince Regent
from--
The Dean and Chapter of Westminster, the three denomi-
nations of Dissenting Ministers, the Justices of the County of
Edinburgh, the Borongh and County of Nfontgoinery, the
County of Perth, the Inhabitants of Bedford, the LCndOn
French and Dutch Protestants,l he Boroughs of Plyaiouth and
Tregony, the Burgh of Dysart, the Boroughs of Boston, Lan.,
caster, and St. Alban, the City of Liehfitdd, the Hundred of
Blackburn, the Inhabitants,of Penzance and Brestwick, the
County of Lei ees:er , the Towns of Coleraine, and Great and
Little Button, the Parish of Portna, the Presbytery of Dun-
held, from the Loudon Swiss Church, the City of Lincoln,
the Inhabitants of Monmouth, the Town of Birmingham,
the County of Hertford, the Parish of Dudley, the County of
Monmouta, the Town of Shrewsbury, the .Presbytery of
Aucht:rarder, the County of Glamorgan, the Freeholders of
Northamptonshire, and the Borough of tpswich. •
London, England, 1817-10-06

ELECTION OP A LORD MAYOR.

Saturday, at three o'clock', the, utunbets exhi-
bited %ere, for

Mr. Atelvrmrm Smith 1.138
Mr. Aluernian Atli.'lts ►49?
1 Ile Lord Nlayot
)Ir. /WI rman Goodbehcre

Mr. WILLIAms, who ttopporfed Smith
at the Litt election, presen•ed himself tt) the
meeting, but a hooting cotntnencetl, which lasted
a quarter 05 en hour.
_

Mr. Sheriff ALDERSON stepped forward add tv-
! quested the meeting woliA attend impanially to
the speeches of those who presented shrmselves.
[The request was received with app) euse 1111O:rSt
tmani:nous, but .when Mr. WlPitons again came
. forward, the disapprobi, icy: was us great as ever.]
I Mr. lIITCIIINS then appeared, and spewed an
inclination to address the' meet lug, but those who
; were willing to hear Mr. ‘Vill•ams opposed Mr.
/ lirtehins, and auotter quarter of an hour was
I consumed in this oppnsition.
The Sheriffs at length came to the determina-
tion of adjourning the meeting, which was ac-
t cordingly done. •
The crowd then appeared to regret their pre-
-1 judice, for they were baulked in the expectation
of heating their favourite Moder, whose name
was repeatedly called upon (hiring the contest, by
voices in the hocfy of the Hall. They remained
for same time about the hustings, and set wed
willing to listen to anybody. No further coati-
-31011 took place.
London, England, 1817-10-06

DEPA RTUIt 111.

,Hon, IZ. Drummond Burrell and Lady, for Grinistlicirp'e
Castle, Bourne, Lincolnshire; Earl of Essex, for Cashiobury
Park, near Watford, from Stanhope-street; Mr. Robert
Knight. for Brighton ; 'Miss Hunter, for Cheltenham, from
her house, in H 11-street.
BATH AttaivALs.—Sir Henry Carew, Rev. Sir A. Elton,
Sir S. lionifrey,,Sir .1 Read, Lady Read, Lady Cotton, Co-
lonel Brown, Colonel Cope, Colonel Horner, Colotiel Shaw,
Major Aubrey, Captain Digby, Captain- J. P. Huey, Captain
Worthing, L;eutenant A. N 'man, Dean of Westminster,
Dean of Winchester, I:ev. J. Dyke, Rev. J. F. and Mrs.
Hawkins, and Rev. A. Norman.
London, England, 1817-10-06

For nurope site has generously done Much •a.nd
it is ti)erefore propel that she should also do -some-
thing for herself ;• hut that, to be Rermanent, and
niaktually beneficial to ensure permanence, is not,
like the former, to. be itiperinduced by force, I'M
by character and newoektion. Yet, if once We
lose sight of that eminence otl ‘Vhich we now
stand, we must not hope to receive from grati-
tude, alone, the advantages which we might
otherwise command, and which we may, with a
very good grace, request as a boon, whilst con-
scious that we have the means of enforcing them.
IGNoTus.
London, England, 1817-10-06

OLD DAILEY, OCTOBER 4.

Sarah Ran was indicted for stealing a shawl, a
shift, is,,d other articles, the property of Jane
Allen. The prosecutrix was servant to a Mr.
Pallet, of George-street, Hanover-square. Oo
the 24th of July the prisoner came to her, and
said she had beta sent by it: Mrs. Woodward„ who
mangled for Mr. Pallet's family, for the things
Which were to be mangled. The prosecutrix told
her they were not folded ; but the prisoner said
that did not matter, she would take them zi they
were, She took Mien' away, and the prosecutrix
never saw them again. The prisoner was taken
three weeks afterwards.—Guilty.
George Wright and William Jones were found
guilty of 'stealing eleven liee fowls, the property
of Lieutenant-General Sir Moore Disney, K.C.B.
'Time Common Serjeant told the prisoners that, to
save their lives, it would be necessary to send
them out of the country.
Andrew 0' Donnel, aged 15, was found guilty of
having privately stolen a wooden till, and 19s.
6d., troth the shop of Samuel Mann. After a very
impressive admonition from the Common Serjeant,
the prisoner was sentenced to be fined Is. and
discharged ; and to be given into the care of
Sarah Webb, a respectable witness to his charac-
ter, who promised time Court to rind him employ-
ment.

About three o'clords on Saturday morning some
villains -broke into the back part of the house of
Mr. Candy, No. 5, Junction-place, Paddington,
and s-ripped the cupboard and sideboard of all the
plate, Ivearing apparel, and other articles, which
they had tied up nu bundles, sufficient to load a
cart,' but in consequence of something falling,,
which made a greet noise, Mr. Candy was alarum•
ed, and getting up immediately proCeeded to the
spot. One of the villains, who carried a large
bundle on-his shoulder,-on obsersting.iNir.,Condy,
let the bundle fall, and scaled the garden wall,
and they all wade their escape. The bundle con-
tained the tagnily's linen of the next hawse, that
had been hung cut to dry the Feet:ding night,
London, England, 1817-10-06

VICTUALLING OFFICE, Sept. 16, 1817.

9IHE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL-
LING his MAJESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice,
that on TUESDAY, the 21st of October next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing, scaled up, and treat for
the Sale of

The PREMISES at VALLEYPIELD, in the immediate vi-
cinity of Pen nyeuick, and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with
the several Buildings and. Erections thereon, lately occupied
as a Depot fot Prisoners of War ; and also of
The TWO DWELLING-HOUSES on the high Grounds
immediately adjoining the above Premises, whiCh were occu-
pied by the Agent and Surgeon of the Depot, with the
Grounds surrounding the same.
The DepOt Premises were formerly used as an extensive
Paper Manufactory, for which, or any other manufacturing
purpose, they are cell calculated, having a most abundant
,upply of Watel-, and containing extensive Ranges of Rudd.
ings of various descriptions: and the Ilou,es, which were
lately erected, are very commodious and well finished. -
Further particulars may be known., by applying to Mr.
Alexander Munro, at Valleyfield, who will shew the Pre-
mises, and point out their respective Boundaries.
Persons disposed to become Purchasers upon this occasion
may offer either for the whole DepOt Premises, and for the
Two Dwelling-Houses conjointly, or for the Delta Premises
without the Houses, or fur one or both of the Dwelling-
Houses separate from the Depot Premises, at their option;
observing, however, that no Tender will be received in which
the price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that
shall not be ileliveted to the Board before One o'Cluch on the
Said Tuesday the 21st of October next; norunless the Person
who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends
to satiwer when called for. . '
London, England, 1817-10-06

IN'e again recommend the admirAble Letter of IGNoTus,

in this day's Paper, to the particular attention of our
Iteaders.—lGNOTUS') Third Letter to-morrow.

. THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed on Saturday ,Vight.
THEATRE. ROYAL, DaultY-LASE.—Tne Refusal: Sir Gilbert
Wrangle, Mr. Duwton; Lady Wrangle, Mrs. Glover. Al-
ter which, The Romp.
London, England, 1817-10-06

We received yesterday the Patis Papers ofThurs-
day last. Those of Ft iday, which were due this
morning, have not come to hand.
The Trial of the alleged Conspirators l' Epingle
Noire was continued on Wednesday. On that
day the Advocate-General closed the case for the
Prosecution in a speech, in which he contended
that the conspiracy had been completely establkhed.
On the next day the Advocates for the prisoners
were to be heard.

On Wednesday the KMG held both a Council
of Ministers, and afterwards a Privy Council, the
latter of which, besides the Ministers of State,
was attended-by the Chancellor, Cardinal de la
Luzeasa, two Ministers of State, and two Coml.
cillors of state. The Pcivy Council sat for a
con‘iderable time ; nothing is disclosed as to the
object of its deliberations.
It is stated in an article from Konigsberg, in
these Journals, that the friendly relations between
Russia and Portugal are likely to be completely
restored. It is added, but it does not appear up-
on what authority, that the Court of Rio Janeiro
is about to change its system of policy, and to
recall the Portuguese troops from Monte N'ideo..
According to letters from Rome, dated the 13th
tilt. received at Paris, the POPE was seriously ill
front an.attack of water on the chest ; but the
Ditri-io di Roma, ot• the 17th, is silent upun the
subject.

FRENCH FIVE PER CE.IiTS.
Wednesday -63 f. 50c.

This morning we received another series of
American Papers, but not of latcr`dates than the
previous arrivals. The following are extracts :

(From the Boston Advertiser, Sept. 4.)

cc LATEST FROM LAGTJIRA.-The schooner At-
tractive, BonoNl, in 16 days trom Laguira, brings
a report, that the Royalists had got'possession of
'part of the Island of Margaretta, but had lost
many men. Capt. B. informs as that both par-
ties are very cruel to their prisoners, and never
give any quarter. hisoners, when taken, are
murdered in different ways,, agreeably to the
whims of their Commanders. A few days before
the Attractire sailed, a schooner, under the Danish
Flag, from Cuwana, arrived with several pri-
soners, male and female .among !hem was
beautiful young girl, who was sentenced to have
both her hands cut off, for having been caught in.
the act of snaking a patriotic flag.-

(From the Philadelphia Trite American of Sept. 4.)

" JOSEPH BUONAPARTE resides at present on a
farm, his own property, known by the, name of
Point' Breeie, situate on the Delaware, near to
Bordentown, and, about 30 miles above Philadel
phis ; be assumes the title' of ' Count Ser*illiers ;'
is in the habits, of intercourse with some of the
faMilies in his neighbourhood ; receives visits-.
from the Lad es and Gentlemen who occasionally
resort to Bordentown ; sometimes gives entei
lainmerits, -and seems disposed to make himself
agreeable to all by accommodating himself to the
Republican manners of the Country ; he has ex-
pended a considerable sum in the improvement
of his farm, and has added much to the natural
beauty of the situation. His residence last winter
London, England, 1817-10-06

MAILS.

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Exch.
Cons. fur Account...Atli 82

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the week ending the Ist day of
October, 1817. is Gus. 6d. per Cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Nlorning, 35 initiates after 11. I Evenia4, 58 minutes alter 11.
London, England, 1817-09-23

LAIISLA ON A HIGHLY

BEING neii•li e.ailms,ell oe.e tit
different sizes, and accurately flirted by Machinery,
tint he tore attempted. Nledic,:i :Gentlemen in the -Country,
using lar4e quantities, will find them hitchl.! CIeCIMOINiCaI ,
they use iv,rrAtit, d all perfect of excellent Paper, and paclted
in ilmo, to preserve the impressions and prevent atl
To be had at „Apothecary's Hall, and or tall the principal
Chemist: and Druggists i , town and Country ; also of ra-
hart, New Bond-street ;• El llurten,taa v, 103. st. Mar-
tin's-lane ; T. Woodhatn, 31, Mich Whom ; to whuni Let-
ters may he toldre.ised,, at:losing One Poem:, when One
Ilea's worth will he rem tied.

Wholesale quantities ase containing Three Guineas
worth, 12.1. 19s. rid. ditto, Six Guineas worth, M. For which,
ddn ss post paid to'{'. New, at the Mauufactory,ss, Charles-
street, Westn►initer.

*** 'fbe Purchasers to pay fur the I).•al Paiiting Case,. for
which, u lien returned, the full price will lie allowed —Price
Seven Millings a flux.

PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

(Continued from our Paper of the 13th inst.)

IVhen we bre.an to extract the subjoined article.
of which we are still many portions in at rear',
we dui not conceive that it would have extended

to so great d length. We are sure, however, that
so able a defence of the -measures oi Government,
dining the last Parliamentary Session, will be ac-
ceptable to every wise and loyal subject, and
therefore we shall proceed, and we hope that some
Bookseller will collect all the several Portions
and publish them together. Ministers, for their
own credit, should give encouragement to such."
undertaking, as the. work would at all times be a
valuable treasury of political trufh.

ct:Rsoity RENIARKS UroNTI-IE TitANsACTIONS OP
riIE.I.AsT sESSION OF PARLIAM ENT.
(From Me (McGill') CorrespolCdca' rtf Sept, i.)

A mon g the various efforts made in Pisrliament,
in conformity with the gratifications of political
ambition, or the exactions of party ser,ice, those
by Mr. Brougham are distinguished and conspico-
ons• The)" are distingwshed for the greatness of
their pretensions, and conspicuous for the povcrty
of their effects—for the abuncleAnce of their topics,
anti the sterility of their deductions ; for the pro-
fusion of invective which they displayed, and their'
penury candour and jnsticc. This Gentleman
alteh6 as,unied the air of a I.,:.ader, and the de-
portment of an infallible Statesman. Ile tos,, as
if lie were in a convention composed or political
gree,n-horns—of appreutic s ligiOation ; he
r,as lned, as if it welt. incumbent oil him to spew
"his political reading, taking chance for the
Pr'''l'lle.ry-nf its application--..i.13 if a great ex-
pinsiou Of statement, aslCtlioll and vituperation,
were ai:%ays, necessary to establish hi> snpvriority,
and to testii'' his love Of tib.ettv.. It Ctillll(it hi`
Said that he was syming ul his eXellitn)s, 111 the
London, England, 1817-09-23

TIM THEATRE.

COVENT-GARDEN.—MISS BRUNTON' assumed
the part of Rosalind again last night at this Theatre.
She -seems to have been guided in her study by
good sense and a natural archness, and if she did
not rise-to the height of this very arduous cha-
racter, she, however, supported it throughout
with effective spirit, and in a very agreeable and
intere:ting manner. [Jet' chief fault is a kind of
drawling Or provincial Utterance, but practice
will, we hope, soon sUbdue it, nor should we no-
tice it unleis from good will. that she- may endea-
vour, as speedily as possible; to prevent it from
settling into habit. From the manner in which
she gave all the tender and pathetic passage:,
we have no doubt that she will beco'tue a very
great favourite in the plaintive province of
the drama,. and we *null recommend Juliet as a
character peculiarly fitted to her powers. There
was a most riotous tendency among the Gods last
night, in the Scene where she introduce: the
" Cuckoo Song," but they " governed their roaring
throats" when she began., and she was encored
so was Duaoszt in " 'Under the Green Wood
Tree." Orlando as before admirably sustain-
ed by C. KEMBLE, and You also was equally im-
pressive in Jaques. 1 ERRY was more at home in
Adam, and presented an affecting portrait of aged
fif!eliiy, bill still we can see no reason why
MURRAY, Who was truly excellent in the charac-
ter, and was always highly applauded, should be
divested of it, and discarded from the theatre'----,The
House was full, and except for the hurty-burly
among the Celestials for a short period, the Play
excited great attention and applause.

ASTLEY'S THEATRE.—We are by no means in
the habit of noticing any Theatres hut those of
the regular Drama. The mrrit, however, in point
of striking effect, of The Blood red Knight, ces
us to deviate from our pra, tice. It k, indeed, a
grand and impressive spectacle, which compt izes
an in.eresting story, and the Manager eeius to
have spared no expence to give it due effect.

Miss CAREW, a very promising young actress
and vocal performer, is amona the dismis,,,ils
from Covent Garden Theatre. This is extraordi
miry, as she was an admirable substitute for Miss
STFettews in case of illness, as well as a very
useful auxiliary. But Mr. WELSH, her inusic,il
tutor, who regulated the choeusses, anti who is
hi6biy esteemLd as, a ruu.iria, •ilso discarded.

REGI:I OF FA3IIION.
London, England, 1817-09-23

SHIP NEWS.

The Doieres,Rs, froth Santa Eugenia, was
taken 24th ifit. olf Cadiz, by an Insurgent Pri-
I'dleer; end, after being plundered, was given up
to the crew of the Maria, from St. Andero to
C4iliz, which she had previously captured.
Tho San Telnw, from Carrel, was taken on the
25th ult., 8 leagues from Cadiz, by an Insurgent
'l'ivater, but given np after being plundered.—
'lie privateer had pkevionsly detained 6 vessels
Gost of them its ballast) from the coast of

DEAL, SETT. 22.—Arrived, and called for the
Iliver, the Margaret, front Buenos Ayres. Sailed
the Alert sloop of war on a cruise.

Five o'Clock.—The Duke of Marlborough,
LALLETT, for the Cape of Good Hope, is now
touting through the Gulls for the Do*Os, and is
txpected to proceed on her voyage, as the wind
is fair.

PoßTsmouTtl, SEPT. 2.2.--Arrived the killing-
leek, from the Downs for Antigua ; Foxhound,
from ditto for the IVest Indies ; and the Lime,
front ditto for the South Seas ; the two latter have
Passed by. The Haintschulka Russian frigate,
from Cronstadt, bound to the North Pacific
Ocean on a voyage of discovery, left Cronstadt
n the 7th instant, Elsineur the 17th, and has
come in litre to-day for supplies, and will prb-
teed on her voyage in a few days.
IlAttwicti, SEPT. 22.—Arrived the neattfoy
Packet from llamburgh, and Earl Leicester packet
bunt 1-Tolland—both with wails.

LzvEttroot., SEPr. 21.—Sailed the Bengal,
CUTHILEHTSON, for Calcutta ; Elita, Iht4INAH,
!Ur Pernambuco; Cecilia, and Anti, 51‘1iettzte,
tc'r Demerara ; Addison and Rebecca, for Phila.
and a few other vessels.—The
Prize, EILyNE, which sailed from hence for Dant-
tic on the 22d ult. and put into Campheltown,
latti;-ing sprung a leak, is now off this port.

The whole of 6nr whale ships have now arriv-
ed and Dundee has to boast of perhaps greater
proportional success than any town in Great Bri.
tail). The Friendship arrived on Tuesday, with
thirteen fish, 165 tons ; the Advice, with eight
Sib, 110 tons.; and the Three &milers, with ele•
ten fish, ;70 tons.—(Dundee Ctniner
London, England, 1817-09-23

to accede to those Treaties. If we reflect for the ,rest, that
the loss ofYliesei-ust clainst (which, in the countries previously
inbject '4;6 the French dominion; would, in all probability,
have tii.ea .satisted in the ctee of a prolongation) falls, in a
grea-tbeasurr, on the midtfling class, who are already sum-
cientty exhausted, it *mild be very deplorable if our good-
nathred diplomacy sliOnld fait iota a new snit-e, laid by French
cunning, to the detriment 'nf German citizens."

IiERtIN, SFNi 3-.---:-ThetumulA at Breslau is put
an end to by the united and energetic measures of
the chief Military and Civil Authorities ; the ring-
leaders are called to account, and it is to be hoped
that they will be severely punWied. We expect
the King back en the 24th of September. Of all
the reports circulated by English Papers of mis-
understanding bet vect Russia, Turkey,England,
&c. not the least is known here, as far as Prussia
is concerned.
London, England, 1817-09-23

;MEDICINE.

rrElF;celebrated ANTI -IM PETIGINES, orSO-
- DItOCS, mercury, or any delete-
rious preparation,) for the cure of the Scurvy Scrofula, Le-
prosand 411 disorders originating in an impure state of the
Mead, strengthen the constitution, purify the blaod, and
fremOte the circulation of the fluids.
They are gentle, and alaiiist iaqierceptible, id their opera-
tion—t be best substitute that has ever been disetivered for
that dangerous mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, sti-
mulating it to espel all iiiious awl impure juices, at it
strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and envigorating,
both. body and wind. „
In the King's Sh mina or Scrifnla, it restores health
and vipnr. The (6rections given with each bottle are plain,
and its application is toteadMWitit little or no trouble.—
Hail, rain, or snow, can he no oiesiacle to any' per,in taking
this medicine. It well establis:wil as a fact, that an ini-
joUre or scrofulous taint will remain in the habit for years,
nay, for generations, undi coC tell,.aild wai Invade. the
no-
blest organs of the human frame, hefore the patient can he
aware of his danger. The Auti-luipetigities strike* at the
root,' not at the kanches, arid-uith this peculiar advantag,
...fleets a curr, when her in fail. Price its. a bottle.
or fa'inily bottles, containing four at I Is. for 335. on winch
Us. is saved. .

•
With each bottle is siren n',copious bill of directions
and select illustrations of the otiic4cy of the Anti-lloyeti4incs
or which is inure commonly donantioated Soloinun s Drops
the (iorcrommit label or h tamp of olticl' has the word.;
4‘ SAML. sOLONibti, LIVEItM)Of;," cogr.reu there,*
to protect those who buy itont the intritaiou ut counttrlei

iniitat)ons.
Sold by Bacon and Co. 158, Oxford-street ; Ward, 371, IN
1)018 ; Leigh,- 18,- Strand; and'Mr. Goatley, i:Li, •linorii
sold - aleo by every repntalile Vender in ;in :A.01:0 Twx
throughout the nimi4ocka,,aud all °filar 4cdiLduc, VcAdc:.s%
London, England, 1817-05-10

•

MAY 10, 1817.

TIORNSB.Y anti CO. Stuck Wolters, 26,
AIL Cornhill, he leave to remind the .Publicl that the
STATE Lt will FINISH DRAWING on IJESDAY.
the 20th Instant. 'rickets and. Shares arc on Sale, tVarranted
Undrown, Which not only presents the chance of the present
Prizes, but also in the Grand Lottery to be drawn on the 4th
of June. No. 573, a Prize of 2001. three per cent. Consols,
was sold in twelve Shares by Hornsby and Co.

• `This Day WAS published, by T. Egerton, Whitehall,
THE AUTHOR of JUNIUS ASCERTAIN.
ED.—By GEORGE CHALMERS, Esq. T.R.

ANNAY'S PREVENTIVE WASH, well-
'mown by Noblemen, the Army. Navy, and others,
in all parts of the World, as the ONLY -SPECIFIC for the
Infallible .Prevention of a certain direful Disease, continues
to be sold farfor thtf last. ti years) by FIANNAY and; Co.
Great Carter-lane,•LiArate-street, near. St.. Paul's Chursh-
yard,. and at No. 1, Little Suffolk-sire:at, Liaymarket, Ltin-
don. It will kelp for ever in all climate t, and -never failed
in a single instance. • Price-ns. and I ts. per buttle.—A- Pri-
vate Surgery for its -,nie at each Warehouse. Two' bottles
sent by coach in return for a 11. Note, piistpaid, or four
bottles for 31. packing cases- included. Unpaid letters nut
admitted. . •
N.B..Tlig only houses for the Genuine India Grits, for
niakiugSUperior gesturative Gruel, and for Smith's Preston
ll:7l4i4borri Linen-es. , .

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57,1/
London, England, 1817-05-10

TO THE EDITOR 9F THE SUN.

Stu,—The remorkable occurrence of the two
chief supporters of the Roman Catholic Claims in

the Irish Parliament having been killed, in the
year 1798, by the rebels, certainly is well worthy
of notice ; but you omitted to state one circum-
stance that seems peculiarly to mark the death of
Lord O'NEILL. It is, that he was stabbed by his
park-keeper, formerly a, domestic in the family, to
whom he bad been a kind and indulgent master,
and whom many acts of disinterested benevolence
ought to have bound to his Lordship by indis-
soluble ties of gratitude. The pages of the. Gen-
tleman's Magazine record this deed, perpetrated
by ungrateful bigotry; but there are many living
witnesses of it.

It is not always fair to judge of the whole by a
part of a large body of men, but have we not
had a too fatal experience to prove to us, that
the individual, in this instance, did in truth only
shoe; the characteristic spirit of all PAPISTS. We
must beware of such men, and I trust you will
permit me tp offer a just tribute of respectful gra-

•
tirade for your late manly and energetic appeals
to the Protestants, ,to stand forward in support
of those privileges which are the only bulwark
against the cruelties inflicted by superstitious zeal,
_ _

a recurrence of the horrors of the reign of

Queen MARY.

That your exertions in the canse'of the Esta-
blished Church may be 'successful, must be the
sincere and fervent prayer at every true disciple
of tl4 meek and humble Saviour of mankind, as
well as of

Your obliged Reader,

9th Alay, 1517.

COBHAM.

Muipm.--James Gmbh, mate of the Lee tra-
der, of Southend, now lying at Catherine Stairs,
happening to have some trifling dispute with a
black man, a sailor, on hoard another vessel lying
alongside, about some coffee sold by the latter to
the former, WllOll words ran so high between
them, that the black man took Grubb in his arms
and threw hhn overboard into the river, where
be sunk to rise no more.--The body was dragged
for to no purpose, but next day it was left on
shore by the tide, and waits for the Coroner's
inquest, which will be held on the body tili3 day.
The black man is new iircustody.

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PAR,LIAMEN'L

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, Max J.

The House proceeded iu appeals.—Sir Edward
Owen's. Divorce Bill war• read A third time anti
passed.--Bailey's Divorce bill was read a second
time.
London, England, 1817-05-10

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, MAy 9.—Came down from the River,
and sailed, die Probity, COOPER, for LiShan.
.PORTSMOUTH, MAY 9.—Arrived the Enter-
prize, BARRINGTON, from Cdessa and Constan-
tinople.

PLYMOUTH, MAY B.—Arrived the Joseph, Ms.
14IER) from Rouen, and Young Mary, YOUNG,

'rem Havre.

FALMOUTH, MAY 7.—Arrived. the- Swedish brig

Hedenburg, from Sicily for Gottenburgb ; Hope
well, SMITIP, from Barbadoes ; Swift, from Ge,
noa ;. Jane, MSAIINS, from Jamaica; Amity
BANPIELD, fiotn Lisbon. Sailed the Hind Re.
venue cutter on a ci

GRAVBSEIND, MAY 9.—Arrived the Endrought,
Post,' from Stettin ; Robert and Margaret, Gray,
from Memel ; Fame, Robinson, from ditto ;
Meanwell, Smith, from ditto ; Thertnutis, Dennis,
from Rotterdam; Prince-of Saxe Coburg, Ladd,
froth ditto ; Netherland Crown Prince, Yclman,
from ‘Vorcum ; Thetis, Barclay, from Amster-
dam ; Stains, Spencer, from flainburgh ; Wil-
liam, Holfreeide, from ditto ; Royalist, Cun-
ningham, from Dantzic ; Augusta and Henrietta,
Castlewood, from ditto'. Sailed the Albion, Fa-
lera, for *Gsrend ; Charming Molly, Farrier, for
Calais; Atlantic, Spinks, for Hainbingh ; Two
Brothers,.Robson, for St. ,Petcrsburgh.
London, England, 1817-05-10

Ft7lltr
'":rfrt Fl
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...

SATURDAY

NORFOLK ELECTION.
A SUBSCRIPTION bas been openedf to sup-
"4-11L port the RETURN of a GENTLEMAN of LOYAL and
CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES to SUPPLY the VA-
CANCY occasioned in .th? REPRESENTATION of the
cpuyrY of NORFOLK, by the DEATH of Sir JACOB
ASTLEY.

Subscribers` NaMes are received at the Otlice of Messrs.
Francis and Turner,. Surry-street, Norwich : to whom also
they may be transmitted by Post.

ONLY ONE DAY MOilE, and the 'LOT.
"lERY WILL FINISH.
- . STATE OF THE WHEEL.
Two . Prizes of ,C. 20,000
Four
Fotu ..
Six , . 500
• Eight . SOO
&c. &c. Consols. and Money.
All of which must be drawn on TUESDAY, 28th- This
Month (May).
Warranted undrawn TICKETS and SHARES arc belling
by T. DISH, Stock-Broker, 4, Corohilt, and 9, Charing-
'Cross, London, and by an Agent of his in ect:TV principal
.
Town in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket L.2O 19s.
Half ...LAO 19 0I Eighth
Quarter .0..... 8 II 0 Sixteenth ..... I 8 • nt.,
*o* Letters, post-paid, dul,s, answered.
London, England, 1817-05-10

READING GAOL..

Lord HOLLAND referred to some questions sent
to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart.
ment, by the visiting Magistrates at Reading, livid
the answers of the Noble Viscount respecting per-
sons confined thete under the Habeas Corpus Sus-
pension, on suspicion of treasonable practices.
He wished to know (the Noble Secretary of State
being absent) whether there was any objectitin to
lay these questions and aUSwcrs before the House,
it it was correctly stated that the correspoudeuce

dpi talcs ri place ? lile trusted, however. it was not
to, for in what situation were the unfortunate
persons alluded to placed, if the visiting Magis-
traies were not allowed to see them ? Where was
the security with regard to their treatment ? It
was true that the Noble Secretary of Stare %'as
responsible for their being properly treated ; briL
es it iris physitallyimpossible he could himself*
visit' ihe'per'brirlit'fittit driliiiteliarges to different
gooltorand it -the visiti4rg--I%lagistrates were .also.
shut out, what security. was there in ;my
these nnhappy pitsbms-lieiniepropirly-treated ?
The Earl of Ltenroot Said, if the Noble Lord
had tuentioned ,the elrcutastanec: to his:,,rtTrible
Friend, the. Secretary of State; he would nn dtAbt
have attoArded. Some communication lied cer-
tainly tak,*nplace between ti a visitlug ivlstgiSfrates
tirlieading and. his .Nohle ‘whether
the same as published. he was nnahle to say.,!..+lis
Noble Friend; htiwever, tvoiihl be in his place on
Aliniday, and. the .Noble Lord conld.then rigain
mention the subject:
Adjetuned,till Monday.
London, England, 1817-07-22

171,7CG...../...2,000 1 1,544 L 5OO 1 3,715 L.goo

14,129 2,000 i 1,0,11.......200 8,84 I 2OO
2,874 1 OOO 2,730 ' 2OO 9,503 2OO
4,491' • I,ogo 2,795..:....200 10,665....../ 2150
&c. &c. &c.
A New Lottery is to be contracted, kr on
Thursday next a few days after witics Tickets
and Shares will be on sale.

The fights between Painter and Sutton the Black,
ftnd Reynolds and Blastow the Jew, will take
place to-motto.a,, more than 20 miles from. Lon-
41(pn. .The Black leis got rather the favonril e
hg4inst Painter. Betting five to four on Rev
ol'Ts. _ _

On Sunday tnorning, ahotkt three o'clock, a me-
hueholy accident happened at Dover :—As the
King .oeorge packet and a Frepbh packet were
conning into the harbour, on opposite tacks, a
boat that was waiting close to the North-head to
assist the vessels was caught between the former
and the head, and crushed nearly to pieces : two
ut her crew were killed.
London, England, 1817-07-22

IRISH 'POETRY.

A Br:EULESS LAWYER I'O HIS Wld.

Ahis ! poor Wig, "how hard thy fate,
Condemned tO strut in solemn state,
And deck with idle curls a Ote',
Withont one brief.

. ,
SO wise a pate and not a call,
" No business doing in the fIa11,"
0! 'tis a proof to merit all,
Are blind and deaf.

And lank I find 'your eurli are groo n,
Drooping at your poor master's moan,
YiIII feel his surrowS as ytiu'r own;

And griet•e to see

ilaw Tuan!,.. a weary roynti we've made
Of Four-court 1.1,411 (an idle trade'.)
And no Attorney ever saiLl,

Sir, liere's a fee."

Then you and t, my lionny Wig;
Must part; farewell! I go—to dig
'Tis better, far, than run this rig,
Ofbusiness lack.
•
While you employ'd in useful way,-

With rotten eggs and brushes, nay

Set up a shop on, Ormond-gray,
And cry, 6' ;!1,6c bldck."

Hall if the Foiii-Cnarts.

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester, for Bagsbot
Park; Marquis of Bath, fur Longleat, in 'Wiltshire ; Lord
John Thynne, from Hill-street, on a tour; Lord and Lady
Ennisniore, from Kingston House, to Warwickshire: Sir 11.
Crewe, Bart. from Manchester-square, fur Stone House, near
Ramsgate; Marquis Wellesley, for Richt:lond Hill, in Surrey;
Mrs. Long Wellesley, for Wanstead Millie, in Essex ; Lord
Cochrane, for Hampshire; Sir John and Lady Ramsden, for
Byrafn House, near Ferry-bridge, in Yorkshire ; Earl of Yar-
mouth, for Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Shipley, from Upper Gros-
venor-street, on a tour ; Lord William Bentinek, for Lynn,
in Norfolk; Lord Henry Moore, on a tour; Mr. and Mrs.
Bethel!, for Henhnry Hall, near Wimborne, in Dorsetshirc ;
Lordßous, for Henham Hall, in Suffolk; Lord Robert Sey-
mour, for Bath ; Mr. Woolmore, from Brnton-street, for
Hampton, in Middlesex; Earl of Bradford, from Park-lane,
Weston, in Staffordshire ; Sir Lumley Skellington, for Surrey;
Mr. Milner, for Hampshire; Captain Doherty, 1 ith Light
Dragoons, for Paris; Mrs.,Ellis Bourerie, to Ramsgate; Ed-
ward F. Blesitt, Esq. for the Continent ; Raymond Lewis,
Esq. for Pemberton Lodge, Carmarthenshire; Mr. Littleton,
from lii ighton, to Teddesley Park, Staffordshire.
London, England, 1817-07-22

MARRIED.

On Monday, the gist inst. at St. Andrew's, Holborn,
rer Hargreave, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, barrister-at-law, to Miss
Elizabeth Ratray, of Ashford, in Kent.
On Saturday last, James Jones Reynolds, Esq. of London,
to Frances, daughter of John Husband, Esq. of Northam,
North Devon.
On the 9th inst. at Mary-le-bone new Church, Thos. Nel-
son, Esq. of St. Petersburg.h, to Anna, eldest daughter of
Mr. Turnerelli, the sculptor. On Sunday the happy pair left
town for Russia.
On Wednesday last, at" Lymington, Mr. John Blake, jun.
baker, to Miss Thompson, both of that town.
London, England, 1817-07-22

. .
.• . - -- :• DIED. '
On Friday last, at Seaford, Lady Prescott, relict of Sir
George William Prescott, Bart._
On WednoglaY, the 16th iust• after a few hours' illness, at
hiss ci sa ) Somerset, John Beague,
On the 15th inst. at Torr, in Devonshire, Captain George
E•eagteadt
7H2.011am, near Dulverton
Williamson, late of tlte.Hun- East India Company's Naval
at sea, on his passage to. Jamaica,
Henry Service. • -
yourlgeSt. son of the Jate RichaFd 'ollebar,
EseO::.oYtfl °)He;ile
it3ibtivhaircli of May,
-house, Bedfordshire, aged.] 8.
On Sunday, the 6th inst. at his house at Malvern, in the
88th year of his age, the Rev.',lames•Stillingtleet. -
.
On Sunday last, at' Dorking, Surrey, Jane, the eldest
daughter of the late Rev. Owen Manning, Rector of Poper
Flare, and Vicar of Godalraing, in the same county.
On Friday, the tStb inst. at-Bath; Thomas March Phillips,
of Garendon Park, county of Leicester, Esq. aged
,70 years.
On the 13th inst. at EglintOn Castle, in the 7th year of his
age, the Right Han. Hugh, Lord Moutgonserie.
London, England, 1817-07-22

EXTRAORDINARY RACE AT WINDSOR.

Orr Saturday afternoou the loug talked of Race of five miles
took plue in the Long Walk, fur 50 guineas, between a
youth, well known iry the name of the Kentish Boy, and John
V'ansall, of Eaton. They started about four o'clock, when
the odds were five to three and fire to four on the Kentish
Boy.—Great bets were depending on the event on both sides.
The race was well contested by both parties, and they com-
pleted the ardu' us undertaking in little more than twenty-
eight minutes, hemling his antaguoist several yards.
A great concourse of people was assembled upon the occa-
sion : they came front various parts, and sonic from a consi-
derable distance. There were supposed to be upwards of
2000 persons.collected.

His Royal Highness the Duke of, GLOUCESTEXI
passed through this city on Wednesday for Ber-
kelev Castle, where he dined with a select party.
Yesterday his Roysl Highness attended the Coun-
ty Hall, during the sitting of the Magistrates.
Upon being recogni,ed, the Court, unanimously
rose to pay a tribute of respect to the illustrious
Visitor, who returned the complitnent with that
case and of abiltty which so peculiarly mark the
character of this truly Btitish Printe. His R.H.
after viewing the Cathedral; accompanied by the
Hon. and Kight
_Rev. the Bishop, teintned to
Cheltenharn to dinner. (Gloucester Herald,.
•
July 10.)
lu some gardens in Dumfries there are at pre-
sent apple-trees With fruit grown Co a enii*ter-
able site, blossoms forming iiifo Erna, and blos-
soms jnst coming our, which eviinlitke three sue-
•eessive crops rio the tree at the wile rime...—.
(Dumfries Jiarniao
London, England, 1817-07-22

SAME OAY.

Fifty Guineas Subscription, by Noblemen and Gentlemen.
Four miles.

Sir Kobert K. Dick's &r: b. Outcry, 6 years old, Bst.

91b.
Mr, George Dawsun's b. f. Lana 'Walsh, 3 years old,
2 dr.

Six U.) one on Outcry. Wun easy.

Tt:r.sDAY,LI, 15.
Fifty Ottineas, giren by the City of Edinburgh. Four
Sir itobert K. Dick's b. in. Bella t.; years old, 9st. 41b.
Mr. George Datou's gr. c. Albp, 4 years old Bst.
31b.

The mare Won cleverly.
There was afterwards 'a back race of two heats by three
horsrs, wt,icif afforded some sport.

IVEDNksiIAY, JULY G.
His .Majes..y's Plate of 100 guitir.4s. Four miles.'
Mr. Georgepawson's br. li. Fitz Orville, 6 years old,
K-.t. 814. , - - - - I I
The Marquis of Queensberry's br. C. Little Thomas, 3
years old. fist. 511). - , - - 2. ' dr.
Mr. Miciiaekon's hr. f. Latta, 4 years old, ist. 51h. dr.
Mr. Rogues ch. c. Suadosi, 4 years old, 7,t. 51!). dr.
Sir M. \V. Ititlley's br. c. Lucifer, 4 years (Ad, 7sl.
51h. - .. dr.
The first heat was an excellent one.

The report of the death of •W. Boynton, the rider,- is un-
founded. He is comiderably better, and able to go out.

CHICIIESTEr.t, JULY 19.

Goodwood RaCes, on Wednesday and Thursday, were eery j
flouter mid)! and respectably visited ; a .great deal of sport'
was exhibited. The race ball was thinly attended. Mr. G.
Wyndham is appointed Steward for mixt year, and from the
subscriptions already obtained much sport is expected.
The Goodwood Club Stakes of 10 guineas each, with 25
guineas added by the Club, for horses the property of mem-
bers of the Club, rode by gentlemen, two-mile heats, was
won by
Mr. Smith's Pauli:ikon, 4 years old - - 3 1 1
Mr. Walker's ch. c. by Hyacinthus - 1 2 2
Deilie of Richmond's eh. c. Hermes - - 2 dr.
On Thursday the Sweepstakes of ten guineas each, far all
ages, was one by Mr..l. Walter's Alexander, 6 years old, i eat-
ing Mr. Smith's Pankalion, 4 years old, and Lord March's
b. f. Princess, 3 years old
The Sweepstakes of fire guineas each, with fifty guineas
added by the Cldb, two-mile heats, was won by
Mr. ,1. Walker's Alexander, f, vOirs old - 1 1
' Mr. Smith's Shenley, ti years old - 2 2
Lord March's ck. e. Heroics, 4 years old - - 3 dr.
The Ladies' Plate of Witty Pounds, twa-mile heats, afforded
two well-einnestrd beats between
Mr. Goold's b. c. by Wilton, 4 years old, -- 1 1
Mr. Smith's br. g. Colder, 5 years old, - - 2 4
Mt. Lover's Miss Pickering, ti years old - - - 3 2
Mr. Meynell's Lustre, aged - 4 a
The Nlaiell for fifty goineaS, the last half mile, between
LOrd March's ch. c. Heroics, and Lord Apley's b. g. was won
by the former.
London, England, 1817-07-22

PRICE OF BREAD. THIS WEEK.

The highest price of the best Wheats' Bread throughout
the Metropolis is stated by the Bakers to be ls. sd. the dim..
tern Loaf, being ayeduction of Three Halfpence since last
week.—Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from one penny
to three-pence lower.

lb. oz. lb. oa.
Peck Loaf to weigh .. 17 6 Quartern Loaf to weigh 4 5i
Half ditto.. dittu 11 Half Quarteru ditto 2 21
London, England, 1817-07-22

FRAUD PREVENTED.

T. . .
O counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and
MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a Hew Label, in which
their Address

97, High Holborn,
is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention' to
this, and the difference of. he Type, which is unlike all Let-
ter-press, will enablePiirchaseis at once to detect the-Impo-
sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97,•High Holborn,. will in future he sold in t3ot-
ties at 6d. fs. and is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders., •
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.
London, England, 1817-07-22

BOROUGH COMPTER.

Mr. DaviEs:►noved that a sum, not exceeding
20001.'be paid out of the BridgehOse 'estate, for
enlarging and improving the Borough Compeer.,
He was anxious to avoid all discussion of the ge-
neral question what fund should finally bear this,
charge. All he wished by the present motion
was, to effect an important and indispensable im—
provement without delay. •
Alderman GOODBEHERE moved as• an Amend-
ment, that the committee on the Bridehouse es-
tate should superintend the application of the

money.
Mr. tiatFryrns said a few words, which %ve
could not distinctly hear-.
Mr. DAvtEs opposed this and -after a lon.g dis-
cussion on' the subject, some objecting to the mu-
tion being bronght on without precious notice,
others objecting to the application of the•Bric'ge-
house funds to the purpose, and all, particularly
the Lord Mayor, representing the absolute ne-
cessity of alterations in the state of the prison, th,e
motion was withdraWn, and notice given for a
future day.