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London, England, 1817-12-19

CONTR.Ith' FOR D,-INTZI.C,RIGeI, OR MEMEL

. FIR TIMBER.

Navy-Office, Dec. 15, 1817.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of HIS 3L4JESTrs N4PY do hereby
rive Notice, that on Wednesday, the 31st inst. at Ohe o' Clock,
--they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be
to Contract• for supplying his Majesty's Yard at
--Sheerness with 852 Loads of DANTZIC, RIGA, or MEMEL
FIR TIMBER; One hay' the said quantity of Timber to be
+delivered in January next, and the remainder to be delivered
is February next.

A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No

Tender will be received after One o'Cloch on the day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an digent for
Aim, attends.

Every Tender mast be accompanied by a Later addressed
to the Navy Board, anel signed by two responsible Persons,
. ft:gaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in or
tif 10001. for the due petforMamie of the Contrgct.
London, England, 1817-12-19

tl,-.IttTIFP:_;.\TF,D., CONVEYANCErtS.

for thi: Sake of that impirtiality, without.
which 'tile Public opiti;on can never be confi-
dently and decidedly ascertained upon any
we acceded to the 'first application niade to
us of publishing an Article against the excln,iv'e
claims of the re•golat Solicitors.-In Our Putdiea-
tion of Satiirdly, we inserted in Article .addresSed
by a Mr. TAMLYg t LOUD CHANCELLOR EL6ON :
We may be allowed, ‘vith equal readiness, to in-
sert, this day, the follOwThg 'Observations, which
have been transmitted to us by a Most teSpcctable
Correspondent.
London, England, 1817-12-19

SEM' NEWS.

FALMOUTH , DEC. 16 —Arrived the Prince Er-
nest packet with a mail from Lisbon, in six days
also the Betsy and Princess Charlotte, from Lon-
don for Jamaica. The Prince Ernest fell in with
something off the Lizard this morning, which
they supposed to be a vessel, bottom up.
Poturs:laouTtr, DEC. 18.-.—:The Colonist, Re.t-
vEnTs, front A4iddlehurgh for Demerara, and the
Constitution, EDWARDS, from-Dunkirk for Liver-
pool, are under quarantine. Put hack the Mariner
transport. Sailed the Venus and Benevolent
transports for Chatham.
Dc\L, Dec. IS—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the N ingst on , You No, from Quebec, and
the Good hope. BooN, from Gilboa. Came
down from the River the Washington, for New
York, and the Mirahles, for St. Vincent's. The
Andetsons, SI t R.S, lost an anchor and cable last
night,
ItrvmsGATE, Ditc.
.18 —Arrived the • Rapid,
MusD AY , from London• lot liarbadocs, with loss
of anchors and cablvi ; George Iloop, Wasir.lo-
- , front Ams,erdam for llavre, with her main
boom sprung ; Rizabeth, WILLIAMS, from Arun-
del for London, leaky ; and [look, LEW S from
Amsterdam for Berhice, with loss of anchor and
cable.
Coax, DEc. 13.—Arrived the Beresford Re-
vrone cutter, Lieutewint Torrtzsusszo, in
having lost her guns, boats. &c.

The Alowick Packet, ADAN”, from.Sonthamp-
ton for Newcaofe, was on shore yesterday near
St. illargaret's Bay, but expected to be got off, if
the weather proved moderate.
London, England, 1817-12-19

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OFFICE OF THE GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
London, December 16, 1817.
NOTICE is hereby Ovett, That the TRANS-
FER BOOKS of this COMPANY will CLOSE on the
24th Instant, and so continue until the 10th day of January
next.

By Order of the Court of Directors,
J PEDLER, Secretary•

GAS LIGHT ttND COKE COMPANY.
London, December 12, 1817.
XTOTICE is hereby given, That the HALF-
.I_N YEARLY GENERAL COURT of the PROPRIETORS
of this COMPANY, to be held pursuant to its Charter, will
take place on THURSDAY, the Bth day of January next, at
the .Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in the. County
of Middlesex, at Eleven o'Clocli itl the Forenoon precisdy,
for the purpose of declaring a DIVI! VEND, and on other
Matters-. J. PEDLER," Secretary.

The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.

REVIVAL of the VOCAL CONCERTS.

ESSRS. BARTLEMAN, CHARLES anti'•All
• WILLIAM KNYVETT, and GREATOIIEX, most
respectfully announce to the-Nobility and Gentry their in-
tention (ht compliance with the- advice and wishes of very
many of- their former Patrons) to give a SERIES of CON-
CELUL'S, in the course of the ensuing Season, on a grand and
extensive scale.

Particulars will shortly be laid before the Public; and in
the mean time, the Names of Subscribers will be gratefully
received by the Managers respectively, and at •Birchall's,
133, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1817-12-26

The Hon. and Rev. CHARLES' FOX NIAITL %ND.

Übe deat h-ot his Gentleman was so nnexpert 'd,
;ad has excited so- much regret amnng kill who had

,c pleasure of being Upon teinis'ot intimacy vsitia
as well as auiong tiis immediate Connexions,

that we feel a melancholy gratification io extract-
ing the following tribute to his memory, from
The Cambridge Chroniele received this day
" Died on Thursday, Dec. 18, in the 25 h year
of his age, after air illness of `a-' fekv
lodgings in this town, the Hon. and Rev. Ci+As.
1.4.(X'
...MAITLAND, M. A. young,,s; son of JastEs
Earl of LAUDERDALE. By ibis affecting dispen-
sation of Providence, Was cut off in hiS early career
of honour and usefulness, a gentleman whose ta-
lents and virtues shed a lustre upon his high rank.
He was endued by nature with a nobie and un-
daunted mind—a vigorous understanding, and a
feeling heart. He nursed an 4 cherished every kind
and generous sentiment, notil the actions that
they prompted became no effort, but the pleasihg
business of his Irfe. This goodness of spirit reu-
tiered him anxious to discover good qualities in
all : but in those whom he loved, it was his de-
light to dwell upon whatever there appeared of
excellence—to please himself with the thought
tMat be bestowed his own affections well, and
to recommend the objects of them to others,—
In a word, every action of his life, every ex--
pression of his thoughts, were but different in-
dications of the vat ions modes in whi,.l) gene-
rosity and benevolence prompted him. s
charitable not only in action, but in opinion.—
His liberal and candid construction of the con-
duct of others is known to all who hasl the-
happiness of his acquaintance. His deeds of
charity are recorded elsewhere, though the ob-
jects of his beneficence seldom knew On whose
head their prayers invoked blessings. He is
wept for by the grave and the gay—the thought-
less and the severe. For his active intelligence—
his sportive and easy wit—the manly sincerity of
his intercoursehis nicesense of honour—inade up
a character in which all those who had worth them-
selves might distinguish the qualities which were
most dear to them. Those who knew him best—
know that his worth surpassed words. His
magnanimous spirit would have rejected unde-
served praise—nor does it avail the living to
dress out the object of their love and re-
gret in imaginary virtues. " Thy friends shall
seek thee, but they shall not fnid thee. non
shalt come at times, to their dreams, to settle
peace in their soul. Thy voice shall- remain in
their ears, they shall think with mournful joy on
the dreams of their. rest."—Mr. Maitland lies
buried in the chapel of Trinity College—a distinc-
tion which marks the love and respect in which
he was held by the whole society, and which has
been conterred on none but fellows of the College
for the last 200 years. The ceremony was most
feelingly solemnized by the Bishop of Bristol,
Master of the College."
London, England, 1817-12-26

GERMAN PAPERS.

.ANT'S FRP, Dec. 19..--,The prices of corn have
rather risen than fallen at our maiket to-day. It
is inconceivable how the high prices can be kept
tip, after so abundant a harvest as the last. Hap-
pily POtatOes are abundant and cheap, Othei-Wise
we might tee a renewal of the distresses which af-
flicted the peep,' during last winter.

• HAGUR, DEC. 17.
SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES-GENERAL,

DEC. 16

A Message from his Majesty was read, accom-
'PanYing a I'rojet of a Law, ;o the following ef-
fect ;—That till the result of the deliberation of
the'Statps-General on the Laws. of Finance, Which
form the Budget of "the year 1818, 'he Ordi-
nances of the 23c11 December, 1816, on the taxes,
imposts, and public re yen ties, may'be maintitined
in tnfl vigour after the 31st, of DeeeMber, 1817,
and.o long as,they shall not 'be teplaced byot her
imposts, to be fixed 13y 'law, in order to avoid any
st,!:oatin9 iu the public service.—The Chamber
fcrred , the affair to the Sections, with the in-
itation tas takeinto considerationwith the
greatest .attivitya.
HAGUE, Dec. 20.—Private letters from Mita-via-,
dated the 16th of August, state, that the Goyer-
nor had freighted the ship Industry for'the
litea.hlands„ Where,`"icct'lr'tling to the lat'escat-
-1
counts, every thing Was tranytil.
The discussions tvbiCh have tlakett'Place in 'the
Second Chamber of the Staies4eneral, on the
projet of Ole law' relative' to the freedom of •the.
tea trade, and which ended with the adoption Of
the.liropos law, have 'given rise to 'a .siagot.ar.
remark ;'it is,. that thebephties-ofjthe Northern,
Provinces,. who most strongly defended' the mo-;
nopolyof, the tea trade, maintained a directly eon-4
teary opinion respeciing the frredoin of tite
tradi, iu atelast-Session of th 9 States-General."
HAGUE, DEC. 21.
London, England, 1817-10-14

THE LOTTERY.

YTON, Stock-Broker, respectfully pres,epts
111 141 his Friends with a brief Sketch of the merits of the
NEW LOTTERY.
SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
Only 7,100 Numbers, Two Tickets of each Number-0,700
Vickets have a Double Chance.—lf they are drawn Blanks,
the Holders may receive 121. Money for each, or wait the
issue of their being re7iititivri on the Last Day. •

Beirins it h NOVEMBER.
C:r Lucky Office, No. 2, CORNHILL, where
The last L.20;000. io I Half, The oily Two of L. 15,000
I Quarter, I Eighth, and In flue Day,'
2 Slxteet►ths :And in the last few Years,'
The only Two 0f.... L.G,000 Fourteen of L.20,000
The last • L. 5,000 Six of L 10,000, L. 5,000,
• 1u 16 Sixteenths. I L. 4.000, L. 3,000; Sec.
Were all Shared, Sold, and Paid on Detiiind.
London, England, 1817-10-14

ON HEALTH.

UNDER the- denomitiation of NERVOUS
DIS 41DERS,jp.its, full extent, are included several
Diseases of . he most dangerous kind, and are so various, that'
a volume would hardly suffice -to complete a. description of
them. The most common symptoms .are weakness, flaw-
lency,.:palpitations; watchlthuess, drowsiness' after eating,
timidity, flashes of heat and cold, numbness, rigours of dif-
ferent parts',- giddiness, pains (especially of the head, back,
and loins), hiecup, difficulty of respiration and deglutition,
anxiety, deg cough, &c.
One symptom is distinguished by no name, and of which it
is impossible to form any adequate conception. It is de-
scribed as malting, its attacks by violent paroxysms, which
are, however, usually preceded by portentous indicatjons like
the brooding of a furious storni. It pervades with its baleful
influence the whole nervous system, writhing-the heart. with
-inexpressible' anguish, and exciting the most dreadful sug-
gestions-of horror and despair! To this demon have thou-'
sands fallen a sacrifice in the direful transports of its rage.
. Nothing, therefore, can be more important to the com-
munity, than a diligent perusal of those Authors who have so
ably treated on this most alarming; most distressing, and less
pitied complaint incident to the human frame.. It certainly
requires " A Guide to Health," to lead from such scenes of
.citlamity and woe to those of happiness and felicity- -
A Publication under that title, " The Guide to Health,"
was lately published by Dr. Solomen, of Liverpool, and its
unprecedented sale of upwards of 100,000 copies has suffi-
ciently'proted its vast utility'-to the-public; most of the va-
rious diseases incident to either sex are plainly treated On
with that candour and liberality which are conspicuous traits
in thecharacter of 'the Author. Most Booksellers in flown
and Country sell this book, price 35., or can procure it for
their customers at the same price,.freenf carriage; Itthere--
fore behoves every individual to become possessed of so va-
luable a jewel, a faithful " Guide," which will lead them
from the paths esf affliction to the road where health, peace,
and happiness are to be attained.
A Saving of One Bottle in Four. '
Sold in Bottles, price Its. each; or the quan'itv of four in
one Family Bottle for .335., on whiCh'oire I Is. iodic is saved,
duty included; the stamp of which bears the proprietor's
name and-address in the engraving, " Satul. Sclomons Liver-
pool,".-,to. imitate which is felony.
Sold by Ba-on and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Ward, 324, EU-
boritrLeigh, 18, Strand; and Mr.-Goatley, 133, Minorics.
sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
tliroughont, the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders.
4*. Patients corresponding witirDr.Solomon will please to
observe, that the usual compliment of One Pound is expect-
ed, addressed, " Money Letter--Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House;
near Liverpool. Paid double postage.",
London, England, 1817-10-14

ARIIY CONTRACTS.
Trc.‘sury Chambers, Comtais4ariai

Department, Sept. 29, 1817.
VOTICE is hereby given to. all Persons desir-
-1. ous of Contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to
his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
llarracki, in the untler-Mentioned*COunties and Island :
Berks., including the Town of Hungerford--;-Cornwall, in-
!eluding Scilly--D,eyon—Essex-31oucester, including the
:City of, Bristol—klaptl—lsle of Man—Kent—MiddleSex--‘
Norfolk::-Suffolk—urrey. •

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th
'day of November next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up
and marked, " Tender for Army,Supplies," will he received
;sit this Office on or before Monday, the 27th day of Oc-
tober (but none will he received- “ter Twelve o'Clock on
that day) ; and if sett by Post, the Postage must be paid.
Proposals must he made separately for each County. and
Vsland, and each Proposal most have the Letter which is
4,4knnexed to. the Tender properly filled tap„bytwci Petsons
of lsno*n Property engaging to become buturd with the
Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Par-
ticulars, for the due Performance of the Contract; and nq
'Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender,
and the Prices expressed in words at leingth; and should
it so happen that.durins the Continuance of the Contract no
‘Trc.ops should be supplied under the Contract, the Expence
of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, paid in the first in-
stance by the Contractor, shall tie refunded to him.
Particulars of the Contracts marhe • had upon application
`at, these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five.
London, England, 1817-10-14

MEDICINE.

GENUINE MEDICINES.

SHE following MEDICINES may be pro-
cured genuine at the %Vat ehouse of the late SHAW and
EDWARDS, C 6, St. Paul's Church-yard :

Hill's Balsam of Homy 3 6
ESsence of, Waterdock.. 3 6

Juniper Ess. Pepperin. I If
Roche's Embrocation.. 4 0

HaHomes Pills.. 2 9
Wessel's Jeshits Dropi 2' 9
Marshall's Ccrate...... 1 11
Church's Cough Drops V. 6
Atubdyna Tooth Powder 2 6
CornweirsOrientalCord. 4 6
WidOW Welch's Pills.. • 2 9
Key ser's Pills

Robberds's Cough Dr. 2 9
AniiPerEsS.Pennyroyal 1 li*
Speediman's Pills 2' 0
Spilsbury's Drops .... 6 0
Greenough's Lozenges 1 "ll*
Inglis's Scott's Pills ..
Salt of Lemons 1 u

Singleton's Eye Oint. 2.0

Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6
New•ton's Tooth Powder 2 9
Church's Pectoral Pills 1 lj
Witlsles Antipyrtussis 2 9
Coltsfoot Loz... 1 14
Amboyna Lotion 4 6
Wessel'sSpecificllemedy 2 9

Godbold's Balsam—. 18 0 *
Henry's Magnesia.... 2 9 *
Hooper's Pills 1 li*
Essence of Spruce-..... 3 6
'Durable Ink .. 1 6 '
British.01l
Chelteullam Salts

Th* above- (those with the startxcepted) will bare the ad
dress of Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Yawl's, on the stamp -
where als• •• away he. had every other Patent and rnblie Me-
allowinee to Merchants and Traders in ge-

neral.
London, England, 1817-10-14

COAL MARKET, Oct. 13.
Ships at Market, Ships sold. Price.
75f Newcastle . ''''' sqs 6d. to 465. fle:
13 Sunderland .13..........395. 6d. to 435. 9.1.

Three men effected their escape from 'Wakefield
House of Correction, last Tuesday, but, being
heavily ironed, they were retaken the same after-
noon, at a place called Lindle-Hilt, about 2 miles
off. One of them was John Carr, sentenced to 12
months' imprisonment from the Leeds Sessions.

Miles, the unfortunate young man who was pre-
cipitated from Hanley steeple, died in great agony
on" Wednesday morning.; his back, arms; and leg,
were broken. He was on board the ship which
conveyed 'Buonaparte to St. Helena, and had re-
cently returned to this country., The other young
man, it seems, was shaking the conductor, when
it broke, and Miles fell upon him ; he is recover-
ing. The broken bar penetrated nine feet into the
ground.

BIRTH.
On Sunday morning, at his house, Woburn7placet Russell.-
riquaie., the Lady of linnuaS Whitel4rst, Big, of a still-bora
child,
London, England, 1817-10-14

FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR.

Fr.fi 1.4 i high -esteem which ATKINSON'S
. .
,CURLING FLUID has attained, baying. occasioned
viiinincipled Speculators to substitute their owu articles in
the.plave of the original .(thany of .whicb .articles are of tlib
most deleterious liroperties). The Public arc respectfully in-
formed that none are genuine ivithOnt the followitr.,.* signa-
ture, on the label, JAMES ATKINSON, 4:3, Gerratd-street
L06(1611: _ . _

The. CURLING FLUID restores the Hair where it has!
fallen off from Illness, Perspiration, change of Climate
on any of those causes. which occasion premature decay. rt
also frees titA flair from Scurf, makes it soft and glgssy as
Al., and keeps it in curl during exercise in the Dance. 'or Pro-
menade, or in damp weather. Price 3s. Gd. 10s. yd. and
(The Guinea.

. ,AIso,.ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE changes the flair
4:ln.:the Head or Whiskers from a Ited'or Grey to an Auburn
or Blacki. so permanent.that neither washing, perspiration,
nor any other cause, can possibly remove the colour. Price
51. 10s. Gd. and One Goin'ea.

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL soAp is recommended as
tire must pleasant, innocent, and effectual article of the kind
ever,silbniitted. to' public notiee.• It removes Freckles, Red-,
,less, and Hardness, from the Skin, prevents its chapping,
iip&Makes it soft; white, and even., Price is. the' vinare. •
The above &tides are Sold by most Perfumers and Hair
dressers in :row a and Country;'ancl.b'y the Proprietor 'James
Atkinpvn,.No. Uerraid-streetulaursquafc, Lvutlo, .
rt.

RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. - -
N consequence of the extensive practice' of
the Medical Board, at Charlotte House,, Blackfriars-
road, Dcs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for the
accommodation of patients residing at the West end of the
Town, established' anotifer Medical Board in Woodstock:
steect, Oxford-street, 4 few,doors from Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members of -the Royal College .ot
London, of-thirty years experience, constantly reside. That
thousands have been restored to perfct health by their
united• talents is indisputable, after 'Hospitals- had failed,
many of waom had oven great sufferers from being impro•
per). reated by persons ignorant 'of the profession. Erup-
•tioni on the beau, face, •and body, ulcerated throat; swel-
lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stric-
tures, fistulae, pai:.s in the brad and limbs, and -nei roils
r!ibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and
which sympteiras frequently-appear years after, and destroy
domestic happiness.

Messrs. Cosper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at
both houses, or by letters troui the country, stating particu-
lars, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all
parts of- the kingdom.
There are side doors at each houSe, and private rooms for
females. Advice gratis on Tuesday,. Thursday, and Sunday
mornings, until twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1817-10-14

*..* For an Account of the late Carlisle Canal Meeting, see
Last Page.—For Provincial Journals, see the Second Page.

TH EATRICAL REGISTER.
PerF.rmed Last Night.
THEATRE RoYAr„ Thtußr-LANE.—King RiChard the Third
Duke of Giocester, Mr. Kean.; Lady Ana, Miss Boyce,
After which, The ‘Veathercock.

THEATRE ROYA COVENT-GARHEN.—Guy Ntinnering: Fleury
Bertram, Mr. Sinclair; Lucy Bertram, Miss Stephens. Al-
ter which, The Russian Festival. To which was added,
'he Youthful Days of Frederick the Great,

MAILS.

Auttven— t France, 2 Dublin. Due-1 Lisbon, 1 Yalta,
I 1;nel-use,' and Jersey, 2 Dublin, t Nate►ford.

STOCKS

'WELVE O'CLOCK.
India 5t0ck,.......... 343 '245

I u Bontis,.. 1149. I I 5;. pr,
Exch. L1i11i,..205. 295. 355. pr.
Cons. for November, —834 g-
London, England, 1817-10-14

EXEC UTI ON:

OcT. 10. Bernard and Hugh.
• t•
Ileogue dtd.PUtrick. AN:ristaloFied at the High.
Court of justiCiary, at Edinburgh, for the Crimes.
of stouthrief, rape, 'and robbery, and sentenced to
be 'executed here' this day, were accordingly..
brom;ht forth from the front of 'the jail 'to 'title.
front of the Nun Church, at half-past two o'clock,.
Where a- platform and gallows were previonsly,
erected. They were attended to the scAtioleby.
the Rev. Mr. SCOTT, of Glasgow, the Re''. air.
PA'TTERsonT,' of Paisley, and the Rev. •! Mr. Goa
-
wof this town, Rotund Catholic Clergy Men,
who had thir arrival from
_Efli,;hurikli.
kindly 'assisted them in their devotial exercises.---
The unfortunate men appeared deeply impresiett
with tbeirunbappy.situation, and have left a
fission and exhprtatiun behind theM 'to their .
.fel
low me). Afthopi,h ..stion4oy affected, they ad..
vance the:frcint of the platform with a bold
and firm step, itpc; 'after the executioner bad ad-.
justedthe ropes rourtktheh.neekS, tbeYsoidi.dly,
Ishook battik with each other, and Were itnnwth-
ately afterwards hunebed'into eternity.. After
being suspended abont'an liOur, the bodies were
lowered.down into cotiin's; and taken buck to the
jail, for
.the purpose of :being. to their
friends 'for interment. The elder M'llvogue de-.

nied to the hist his cOrnthitting rape, and that
was corroborated by tile, younger .and, Al`Cristal.
rhe `Sli'erilf,i'Magisirates„ and :fowl) Cuuncil,were
in attendance ;
,andaecording,to previous arrange-
ment, ~the • sqUare was occupied by, the Special
Constables", a defachment,.ol:the 40fli
and aPaity of the,lst,Dr,agonn 'Guards; The con-
course of peoPle assembled was c9nsiderable,„
though innehless than might have bet?
We understand, vast number of the inhabitants,
had the town ; several houses and shops.vyere
also shut up, and the greatest order was ruani-
fested
-durinz- thc,,performance of this painfut
duty.'
London, England, 1817-10-14

',PROVINCIAL JOURNALS.

Primagi) wiitit We Live
:in 'Paper, on prop

'Wndow Tax, was saris

every rational Mind, yet;
testing to the people ail
duty to take the followi
'bcrniun• eourntl of the

AX

• • Citizeits 'Of.l)tib
"Look here upon this picture

By the La* a% it now is, an
Bowe ‘N•Orth 1)I. per ahn.
will.pay`far
10 Wi S ,C: 0 S
201. per annum,
t 2 Winduws -41 G 11i
Du. I>o.
301. per annum,
25 Windows 15

Do. Do.
401. per annum,
18 Vinclows - 810 1
Do. Do.
501. per annunt,
20 Windows - 12 3 21

Do. Do.
601. per annum,
.24 Windows - 15 15 DJ
Do. Do.
701. per annum,
25 Windows - 19 18 11
Do. Do.
801. per annum,
:it) Windows - 21 15 2i

extracted from one Dub-
med commutation of the

factory and convitwing to
, fts 'the-subject is inte-
Ireland, we deem it our
Mg article from The iii-

ATION.
lin•bpen year eyes?

art! on this!".

By the nththr ncrw prapo,td
and which the Parisi Ora.
tors oppose, an Ilnilse 'Wort'
101. per our:, for
10 Windows

12 Windows --
Do. Do.
London, England, 1817-10-14

ALDERNEY COWS.

FOWLER,' Lithe alshey, near StaII-
..LVILL. more, Middlesex,. twelve Milts front Town;respeet.-
.
fully informs the Nobility amid Gentry, t gnat he inv. just re
turned from the Island, front whence he has imported ,a large:
(:argo of very superior ALDERNEY COWS and.l-LEIVERS
in. MI of which are coming into imeinediate
use, awl are extyemelk handsome, both in points and colour.
He etrers-ti,n3th trt.the Public on reasonable Terms; and'hav-
in; careful Drovers in his employ, he is enabled to send
them to any distance ate trifling eapence. -
N.B. M. F:recommends those Gentlemen who are curious
in their citoite. of Color to be as early as possible in their ap-
filication, being the last Cargo, this.Season.—Letters requir-
:nig further particulars wianieet with immediate attention.

TO ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS.
• - • BlaCkfriars'Bridit'e, Manchester.
NiIT ANTED a ,DESIGN for a STONE or IRON.
v BRIDGE of One or Three Arches, consisting .of
Plans' ,Elevations, and Sectinns,• for a Bridge intended to be
erected across the River 'men, to form a Communication he-
ttireetrthe Towns of. Manchester and SalfOrd.'

The Itier is 130 feet ‘vidt!, awl the Bridge is proposed to
be 42 feet w•ititin the Battkwents.

The height of.the. surface of the Road at the .end •of•the-
tridge on the Salford side, above the surface of the water, is
12 yards 24 iirchesi and the height of the surface of the Rpad;
on the Manchester side k td prds IS inches. The Watet is
'eery shallow, and there is Rock on each side of the Ricer..-
The Scale will be required to be. one eighth of an inch to a
foot, and the Designs must be delivered in before the 30th
4sy of Odoher instant.
A Premium of Twenty Pounds will be given for the most
approved Design ; [fifteen Pounds for the Second, and Ten
Pounds for the Third.

'.4l.;,`plieations fur a Section of 'the. Rii•er to he made to
Messrs. Aiiitte.aml Parry, Stilicitors, .Temple,.Loodon ; or to
Mossrs. traislead and Ainsworth, Solicitors, Manchester,. to
whoa; the Designs are to be forwarded.
London, England, 1817-10-14

to
.which the scales were usually fastened. A
young than who lodged hi the house came doWn
stairs and went into the-shop to write a note, and
%%Alen he had done (and not till then) be observed
Mr. L. hanging ; he got a knife and cut him doWn.
Medical assistance was sent for, the body was
still warm, but the united exertions of several sun.
ge,ona could not restore animation. He has left'-a
wife and several children.

LONDON MARKETS.

PRICE OF BREAD THIS WEEK.

The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread throughput
the, Metropolis is stated by the Bakers to be ls. 24. the
Quattern Loaf, being a rise of One Penny since last week.
Some Bakers sell the Quartern Loaf from one penny-to
twO-pence lower, •

lbon. lb. oz
Peck I:oaf to weigh .. 17 6 Qnartern Loaf to weigh 4 5f
HaHAM° .. ditto u 11 . Half Quartern ditto .. 2 21

SEEDS

Red Clover (Foreign)
nittoEoish —s 50s to Ifis

-s 50s to 11‘2s
'Os 45s to --,s per 51r.
r
10s otl to 15s 04 per bush.
icl‘:lrtYi eri leti4ePrd, st s
WtrQ hit . 6 . ~.
lied and Green .
White I.llust'ard Seed
• Brown ditto 1.53 pii,o 20s ad, ':. . •
Carraway Seeds (new)
Cinque hone • • , iBsaid to 18s 04 per qr.
Coriander do.
Trefoil
RibgraSs .;. ---s 20s to 52s
Canary {hew) -
Ditt6(old)
Linseed Oil Cake at the Nill, 111. ) Is. to 121: 12s. per *hoe,
sand—Rape Cake 71. 10s. to 81. Os. per toll.

UXBR TDCF,.
Corn-Inspector's itetura.-141itirsday, Oct. F.
N.Whilalt per 1. iSI.NOs. 251. ss. ' Oats
Wlle,tt pey Id. —1 Oslo —1 Os teaos 43s od to 55s Od
Bari, y, per qt. 34s 61 to 48s Oa Pezise 42s Od to 48s od

to 42s od:
London, England, 1817-01-04

DErARTIJ II ES.

The Earl and Countess I% aldegrave and family, for 'York-
shire; George Ilysig, Isq. M. P. for Hens; Lord and Lady
Melbourne, for Brocket Hall; Richard • Wright, Esq. for
Cambridge; Earl Darnley, for Cobham ; Lord Sydney,
for Kent; Sir George Osborne, Bart. for his seat, Chicksend
Priory.
London, England, 1817-01-04

THE THEATRE.

DRPRY-LANE.;---The novelty of Mrs. ALSOP'S
(the daughter of the late Mrs. JORDAN) appear-
ance on these boards, drew a most respectable and
crowded aniiience last evening. This lady, after
a very severe and long 'continued' indisposition,
of which the effects are still too visible, was in-
troduced to the public in the character of nolante,
in Mrs. CENTLIVRE'S play of The Wonder a Wo-
man keeps a Secret. At her entrance she was re-
ceived by every demonstration of aPpiobation
which the House: could testify, and after having
recovered possession of herself, from the egita-
,
(jou occasioned by. her (first appearance, pro 7
ceedcd in the performance of her part amidst
the repeated and continued applausei of an
admiriug audience. There is nut touch scope
for the abilities of an actress iu this character,
but we will venture to say that, Mrs. ALSOP did
every thing for it that could joassibly have been
doue, and in whiCh she was most ably secynda
by Mr. Rau as Doti Felix. Mrs. ALSOP was uni-
versally encored in her song, acCompanied.by the
harp, of which she appears to be perfect mistress,
and she executed it in, a manner which, whilst it
commanded the most profound silent attention of
the [louse, ensured her the warmest applause of all
who heard her. We congratulate the Public on
this acquitition to the Boards of phi Drury, and
we commend the Managers fur their judicious
choice in selecting this Scion of the late favou-
rite of the Comic Muse, Mrs. JORDAN, some of
whose tones of voice we could not fail to recog-
nise in Mrs. ALsoe. We cannot refrain, how.
ever, from giving our opinion tlsat the character
Vidante is, not that far which Mrs. At.soe is
best snit,..d, and we rtcommend strongly., to the
Managers to let her appear in sonic of
.those, Oa.;
meters in which Mrs:JORDAN most excelled, and in
which she so much delighte4 the Public. We are
greatly mistaken it. Mrs. ALsor has. not Those
cOmic powers which qualify her eminently to sus-
tain those parts in which her late Mother partici'.
[Ally shone, rwe mean the Spoiled Child, Country.
'Girl, and others of a similar cast. MIS. URGER
and Miss KELLY were, as twil4l, excellent in their
performance,' and in general the play w:ts well got
up ; it was given out for a second petiAllialiCCOO
Tuesd,ay next.
London, England, 1817-01-04

The fani'd Haunch of NEI, GoGnsmirt was decli'd out

with verse,
Then why not the charms of ydur Muttou rehearse;
The Goddeis of HarMonY sure will inspire '
• lier Pnetwith laste--4f nut some of her fire.
Should DowioN the lines condescend to peruse,
And deign to recite them,they're sure to unitise;
In cis-cmnica ric), which all dulness derides,
Let him speak,' anti then Laughter take care of your sides
With li.ci;Lr's conceits, mirth can oc'er 10C a doze,
And Putturs will charm in what ',Nitta may compose
Then tbse dishes dramatic can't fail of their zest,
With a skilful man Coolie to take care Vow they're drest.
But soft—have a care, or n hundred to one •
Poot.E. will turn our gay comic to tragical tone :
His whiimical pen mighty wonders has done,
And ifam/res satistory.tracestied to fun;
Yet so gentle is he with his niimical scoff,
That we never can wish him to .take himself off!. .
TARTAR.
London, England, 1817-01-04

INSOLVENT

Test etday Alex, Cumming was fin laity remanded
for grosk fraud OIL his creditors, The case wit,
particularly aggravated, told the insolvent severely
reprimanded,
Samuel Bever%) afttr some dispute respecting
costs, was examined
.re,speeting a letter he had
written to one of ills creditors, and prevaricated.
so Much, that the Court, without hearing farther
gi6otids of opposition from 'Mr. Heath, thought
it their duty, ttf remand him finally.
Only four cases were no the list,

rottct IYIELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-01-04

ARRIVALS,

The Earl of Arran, at the Pavilion, Brighton; the Earl of
Powis, in BerVeley-sntihre :, the Martinis and Marchioness
of Caniden, in Arlington-street ; the Earl of Westmeath, at
Salisbury House ; Sir John Nicholas, Bart. at Blake's Hotel;
Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. in Hill-Street, Berkeley-square.
London, England, 1817-01-04

FASHIONABLE CIIANGES.

k
Lord Rodney and the 11011. Captain Rodney, frbT Great
Alresford House to Winchester; ' Mr. L,A.Warren, M. P.
from Bighton, near Al; sford; to Town ; Lord Linedoch,
from the Hoo, the suit 'of the Hon. Thomas Brand, in Hert.
fordshire, for Mr. Cokes seat, at Holkhain, in Norfolk; Ge-
neral Sir William Krppcl, for Brighton;` Earl of Crai.en, fur
Coombe-abbey, in Ware ickshire; Colonel Fletcher, for Salop,
from a tour; Viscount Pollington, from the seat of the Earl
of Hardwicke, at Wimpole, in Cambridgeshire, for the seat
of the Earl of Mesborough, at Mithley Park, near Ferry-
bridge, in Yorkshire.
London, England, 1817-01-04

DREADFUL MURDER.

BERLIN, Dec. 20.—According to n letter from
Planers, in the Voigl)llAnd, a dreadful mprder was
latily'committed in the post:-lidnse there, and dis-
covered in,the following manner :

" A postillion arriving at midnight saw a light
in the room of the.two maid-servants, and went
to them ; he fouWd them weltering in their blood,
'and hastened with the candle in his hand-to the
post,tnaster. The latter bad gone upon a journey
du'ring the absence of the postillion, who-went
then to :call the posb-master's wife, whom he
found also murdered, together njib her three
children. • The woman could only; say, '' Al), the
smith !" Almost beside himself, he left-the post
house to give notice to the police; immediately
a Smith's shop near the gate was surrounded with
soldiers, whilst the-police officers %sent in and ex-
amined the whole house. In the cellar they found
the smith in the middle of.twelve of his asso-,
ciates, still sprinkled with the blood.of the tour-
dered persons, regaling.themselves. The tour-
derers were all taken, and now await the punish-
ment of the• law. The affright of the husband
and father, on his return, -may he easily con-.
calved."
London, England, 1817-01-04

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

- - - -
CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 2.—The subject of theillul.
sewn Prize Dissertation for the present year
The probable Causes of. the apparent neglect
ecith which tonic Celebrated Writers of Anti•
nuilv treated the Cbristitin Religion."
. The Rev.-John Carr,.M.A. Fellow of frinity
College, and Head Master of ihe Dean aniLehap..
ter School, Durham, has been presented to- the
vicarage of Hatfield Broad Oak, in Essex, vacated
by the resignattnn of the I:ev. IV. Dealtry, B.D.
Patruus—the Abater cud Feitims of Trioiti Cul.;
lege.

We understand that T. iirsit, the Lottery Con.
tractor, has exercised \the ingenuity of various
persons, in designing. several Sets of-Twelfth.
Night Characters, for presentation to his friends ;
lin far these persons havesucceeded, trill of course
he the subject of many parties on the evening of
the ensuing festival ; but whilst they find amuse-
ment in cur!ing for King and Queen, they should
not forget the blind goddess, Fortune, by a sacri-
fice at whose shrine (and that a most trivial one)
they may obtain wealth sufficient .to render every
day throughout ,theirfrves a festival.--A few of the
CharaCters may also be bad of the Agents who are
appointed, in every principal Town.
London, England, 1817-01-04

awl is completing the n,pcdithin MIMI be is to
command to Buenos Ayres. Eight th'oasand very
tine troops, forming part of the armament, are in
quarters et Seville, amongst them the regiment ot
i'rincessa, 2,300 strong, commanded by Brigadier
TtiLLY O'Neil— A new system of distribution of

the forcehas been adopted throughout the king-
dom, and is called the Division Territorial, each
Division commanded by a General Officer, upon
the plan of 'the English Districts, which has al-
ready advanced the equipment 'and discipline of
the soldiery.
Under this regulation Lieut.-Colonel STEELE's
regiment (the 16th of the line, or regiment of
Valencia). has marched from Seville to Cordova*,
and forms part of a Brigade under his Excellency
General CAINIPANA. - This fine Corps was instituted
in 16118, consists of three battalions, the Colonel
in Chief of which is Don Josgp Ozau'rA, K. F. '

However the English prejudice may misrepre-
sent, his CATHOLIC MAJESTY reigns in the hearts.
of his people, and what a Morning Puper, in its
review of the transactions of 1816, said in irony,
may (from every authentic testimony from Spain)
be asserted in truth and jrtstice, " that Futtot-
NAND presented to his Bride the affections of his
subjects :"—it was a heavenly gift.

Cordova is famous for its Cathedral, formerly a magnifi-
cent Temple or Mosque built. by the Moors, while their Star
was Lord of the Ascendant in Spain.
London, England, 1817-12-10

DEPARTURES.

The Marquis of Abercorn, to the Priory; Lord and Lady
Melbourn, to the Earl of Cowper's seat, Pansanger ; Lord
Lynedoch, to his seat., Stony Stratford ; the Earl of Hardwick
on a tour; the Archbishop of Canterbury,to Addington Park;
Lord Aslibrooke, to Beaumont Lodge, Berks ; Lord Gwydir,
to SidmOuth, Devonshire.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND
has caused a beiutitul marble bust of Princess
CHARLOTTE to be placed in his apartments at Sr.-

J a m es's.

A marble bust of Marshal Prince BLUCHER, in
the Roman style, has been recently put up iu
Carlton-house.
It was stated in a Paper of yesterday;that the
vocal Heroine of Covent-Garden Theatre is about
to be matried to a vocal performer of the same
Theatre ; we deem it necessary to say that there is
not the slightest foundation tar the statement.,—
(Morning Post)
London, England, 1817-12-10

RURAL. AFFAIRS.

• .
Just published by J. HARDING, :36, St. James's-Street,
1.1-E1 R OR'S MEMORAN DU M BOOK
IL for 1819; or,. Journal of Country Business and Ac-
counts IhroughOtit thii Year ; consisting of Tables arranged
in the most perspicuous anti easy manner. and adapted to a
Farm of moderate extent. 4to. Price, for a Year, 10s. 6d.
To he continued annually.
' 2. The FARMER'S ACCOUNT BOOK for'lBlB. A new
Edition, itoProved: '
This Work is a Collection of Forms ruled for keeping the
Acconlits of a Cott atry Establishment of magnitude, and
being founded. upon long experie:me in Rural Management,
will prove highly useful to Lu idholdei s, Farmers, Stewards,
&c.
Price 21s. for a Year, or IN. 6d..for Half a Year's Book.—
Continued atinnalll'.
a. NEW CATALOGUE of BOOKS ou Agri-
: cultu're, Planting, Gardening, and RaralAfiliiis in gtueral.
-In the
.Press.
Printed for J. Tiarding, Aglicultural Library, 36, St.
Jamey's street, Landon. • • •
London, England, 1817-12-10

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, DEC. 9.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Good Intent, ROBERTSON+, from Ber-
bice,,in eight weeks. Came down from the River,
and sailed with the whole of the outward-bound,
the Partridge, for the Cape; Jane, for Demerara ;
Meanwell, for Jamaica ; Emerald, for South Ame-
rica ; and Grantham, for Demerara.
PLYMOUTH, DEC. 8. Arrived the Robert
Burns, KERR, from Malags : she spoke the brig
Enterprize, front Newfoundland fur Naples.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 9.—Sailed the Wilson
transport for the Downs, and his Majesty's ship
Tiber on a cruize. _ • ._

HARWICH, DEC. 9.—Arrived the,Emily trans-
port from Holland, and Auckland packet from
Cuxhaven—both with mails.
FaLMouTH, DEC. 6.—Arrived the Lord Ho-
bart packet with mails from Rio Janeiro, in nine
weeks ; and the Marchioness of Salisbury packet
with mails from Jamaica, in 43 days. Sailed the
Sisters, for Leghorn ; Sisters' Providence, for
Seville ; Ceres, for Africa ; Hoffnung, for Barce-
lona ; Lord Alulgrave, for Gibraltar; and the
Mary, for Jamaica.—The Hanover, ADAMSON,
in getting under weigh yesterday afternoon, hook-
ed her anchor in 'the St. Ann's Cable, and was
obliged to cut and leave it behind, with about 12
fathoms of cable. Put back the Liavinia, CREWS.
LEITH, DEC. 6.—The Walton, of this port,
from Archangel, is wrecked on the Island of
Witalsay ; crew saved, and part of the cargo is
expected to he saved.
London, England, 1817-12-10

From the LONDON GAZETTE, DEC. 9.

BANKRUPTCY EN LA itGED. •
G. Tyndale, Aldu:ate, linen-draper, from Dee. 16 toJan. 10,
at twelve, at Onildhall.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.

T. G. Richmond. G4lltsforil,greet ~ lin-sit:y(l4,w corn-factor
NI. Fus.sett. Tunbridge, g 13p0w(11.4. nitrelnutt.

11 kNKRUPTS.

It. Holt, Lymm, Cheshire, draper, to surrender Dec. 24, 31,
and J sn. 20, at two, at the George Inn, Warringt.n. At-
toinies, MCSSIS. Leigh, Mason, and Housman, New Bridge-
sheet, Blackfriars ; and Messrs. Borer and Nicholson,'
Warrington.
D. Whitmore, Hurdsfield, cot t on-sPinner, Dec. 20, at four,27,
at ten, and Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Macclesfield Arms
Inn, Macclesfield., Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Johnson, and
Greenwood,. Temple, London ; and Mr. Loney, Maccles-
field.
S. Frodsham, Frodsham, Cheshire, draper, Dec. 30, 314 and
Jan. 20, at eleven, at the Palace Inn. Manchester. Allot--
nies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. .Warnford-eourr,
London ; and Mr. Healey, M;inehester.
J. Doswell, Winchester, butcher, Dec. 17, at six, 18, and
Jan. 20, at eleven, at' the George Inn, ,Winchester. • At-
torney, Mr. Eally, Essex-court, Temple, London ; and
Mr. Godwin, Winchester.
It. Ainsworth and •W. Davies; Bulholt, Bury, 'Lancashire,
whitsters, Dec. 24, 26, and Jan. 20, at ten, at the Bridge
Inn, Little Boltrin. Attornies, Mr. Nleildowcroft, Gras's
Inn•square, London.; and.. Messrs. Boardman and • Merry,
Bridge-street, Bullies.
J. Grtensmith.• Cork, Cartinel, cinder burner, Jan. 5, at
live, 6, at eleven, and 20, at five, at the White Flail Ina,
Lancaster. Attornies, Messrs Baldwin and Pflinnt'p'Son,
Lancaster; and Messrs. Alexander and Holum, New Inn,-
London.
H. White, Warminster, linen•draper, Dec. 16, 20, and Jan.
20, at ten, (at Guildhall, London. AttornieS, Messrs.
Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street.
D. Lawrence, Chard, Somers,ishire, linen-draper, dams.
and 20, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard. Attornies,
Messrs. King and Lulin, Bedford-row, London; and 'Mr
Clarke, Chard.
London, England, 1817-10-22

This bay was published,

Ila.ttasomoly printed in sma.ll-gro.with'ren Plates, price 7s. Gd
a New Edition of

ANEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC tOOK-
ERY, formed upon. Principles of Economy, and Adapted
to the use of Private-Families., Comprisii•ig also the ART of
CARVING, (I!lservation, on the Management of the Daily,
and Poultry-Yiir,l; Instructions for Home Brewery, Mines,
&c Cookery fur the Sick, and for the Poor ; twiny very use-
ful Receipts., and Directions proper to he given
o'ServantS 6111 in Town and COuntry. To which is prefixed,
lat:Essay ou Doovstic Economy and 'iousehold Management,
c;inprising; Minty Observations which will be found particu-
larly useful tO,tlie Mistress of,aForoily.• -
London, England, 1817-10-22

By A LADY.

• - • -
"This is really one of the most practically oseftil Books of
`any which we have .seen on the subjeeL. The Lady who has
nritten it, hat not studied bow to form ex?ensire. articles for
luxurious tables, hut to combine elegance with economy, she
has given her directions in a plain 'sensible manner, that
arrery body eau un.,...rstand ..and these are not confined mmely
s...,&;:tery, but are extend. d variety of objects in use in
la:tidies; by which meant- the utility of the Book is. v,-;-y much
.
cVeased tn 4 •
Vrinted fur John Murr Albemarle-street ; sold also by
'every, other Bookseller in England, Scotland, and Ireland.

Of who-►n ►nay he had, lately poltlished,
The New Fatictly Receipt. Book, a Ne►v Edition, greatly im-
yroved, hattd.untely printed le smell Bvo. price is. 6d.
twards.

MEDICINE.

A REAL ELESSD:G TO MOTHERS.

F all the nimerotis Cases-that have, appeared
"ir in the Public Prints for the last ten years, of the good
etfeCts of the AMERICAN SOOTI-Ir.1) SYRUP, none are
,more entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse,
than the under-mentioned :—The infant Daughter of .Mr.
Areson, No. 294, Oxford-street, was, at the. tender age of
two mimtlis, taken wry 'The.Physician could not find out
the child's: diSorder ; it was every day:getting worse. Mrs. I.
him if he thought. it was its teeth ; his answer was, the
was too young.—Howerer, Mrs. I. haring experienced
the Virtues of the Svrup, both in her own fancily, as well as of
several •Ladies of her acquaintance, thought she would try.
.kla soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she began to get
!better, and bi the time the infant was 1G weeks old, she bad
ire teeth through.
"Id be had of the Proprietors, -Johnson and Williams, No.
04, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by all the principal
Aleilicitie Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. a Bottle.
sure to ask for Johnson and William's Ame-
'sican Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious sorts.
N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant poor as usual, at
tier Houseevery Tuesday and Saturday Morning, from nine
to ten o'clock; by bringing a letter from a respectable House-
lieeper, to certify that they are real obj Jets of charity. " •
London, England, 1817-10-22

0 Tit .

MODE. tt,N.yOENI.

Tfts Critics shrovd aiut sage;

Eitalt the Poets of the pre.ent age,
Say Pare Zt DitYI9LN shall nu longer'reign,
But ti,eleSs lutnbtY on shelves remain ;

Thtt they but .0
inted riianncrs, fleniale
While lining I3itrds dig deep into the heart.

L. t not the iiritise of r;tobitt wonxi end here—.
their V:4IUP KIII iii'crease thr'no.,4ll.ee'ry Year,
rind when for ihenen'elt Antlquary 'calls,
DRYDEN and POPE lie common On our stalls.

Cr. 60 mrALEs

,M)
LEOPOLD OF SAXE COBOCIRa.

TuEsnpor , Oct. 2l.—Up

o'clock chi; afteinnon 11(411010A
well. She still cantinuei trio.-
deralr exereiie of `titling in low vehicle, and ot-

Ritettilid by her illustrious

Consoit, whose inwarying and affectionate atten•
eive4 an eltainple of every thing that can de

light and dignify hunian nature.
In tHese varied excursions, Prince LEOPOLD it
extremely fond-of shooting, and lie is considered
Fin excellent marksman: * lii the indhlgesiceofilliS•
diversion,
.het !loyal Highnest invariably acconi-
.panies hit Serehe Eliglintss through their domains,'
sometimes walking and riding by his side. In one
sentence, it may be truly slid, that they.pats their
lives iii one continued series- of reciprocal inter- •
change of kind offices.
The.wish of uninterrupted health and happiness
must he the offering of every heart 'to such eXalted
worth ; and if is nl,itsing to know that the PRIN-
CESS enjoys those blessings in the fullest extent,
and that she is surrounded by attendants who'
serve her from affection wit, esteem.
The Illustrious Pair live at Claremont in the.
most delightful retirement. The country and the
situation abound in charms to please the, eye and
erality the contemplative mind. The spot has
long since been eulogised by (surPoet THoMsoN,
who sings of
" Clareinnut's terrac'd heights, and Esher's groves."

Fire o'('lock, p. m.—This morning, after break-
fast, the Priticess CHARI.oTTB and PrinCe !AEC,-
P"LD walked in the OeliAlittul pleasure grounds at
Cached to their mansion-house. The Pat Ncass,
a little before twelve o'clock, entered her small
open citaise, drawn by a policy, and rode in dif-
ferent parts of the Park, attended by her princi-
pal groom. It afford:, every one here very great
pleasure to knoW That her Royal highness is en-
joying most excellent health, and is in very high
spirits. Every person whose attendance is deem-
ed neeess,try to he present at the accouchement
of
her Royal Highness, which is very shortly ex-
pected to take place, ate in attendance, except
the Privy CounciVors
Nine &Clock p. Royal Highness the
Princess Cu ,%141.0TTP coutinties in very good health.