biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Sun.
London, England, 1810-08-17

PERRY V. BROWNE

This
was an action of trespass, for breaking and
entering the plaintiff's house,
.at Billericay, in this
county) and making a great. noise and disturbance,
and taking away divers goods and chatiels.
By the evidence it appeared, thai the plaintiff
kept a, basket-maker's shop at Billericay, and that an
old ,k. ()man lodged at his. house, of the name of Ca-
therine Browne, a relative of the defendant. In May
last she died; aid Browne, the defendant, was de-
termined to have all her, personals, fur which pur-
pose I e came in his cirrrage; with his waggon in
ittenda'nce, entered the plaintiffs house, and carried
oft theprop,:ity of the deetased, consisting of a joint
stock. ae oid red petticoat, beater hat, a stump
bedstead, and dtv,ls other articles of equil
Vor the plain.iff, it a.as, endeavoured to be shewn
in evidence, that the deceased had felt such anger at
her heir for aukwardness ,hewn 16 her'durin her
life, that she had determined to disin.iei it 'Nine, and
accordinOY the village schoolmaster was put into
toe witness boX,,who proved that, a will produced
was written by
.him..from. her dittation, in which
she bequeathed tier red petticoat to the pHiniff'S
wife aid after some other valuable legacies,`she
!wade the plaintiff residuary legatee of- the, stump
bedstead and joint stool. It was. also proved that
the defendant in his haste carried off some old shoes,
the property of a cobler, who lodged in an adjoining
room ; but on discovering his mistake,. he returned
these articles the next day.
The LORD CHIEF BARON Observed,. that ..neither
party had proved 'en), right to the old woman's pro-
perty, as there tva, no probate of any-will or any
levers of administration. A trespass was proved,
and they would. say, hOw much damage had been
done.—=Verdict for the plain 41--'7Datnagess 51. .
London, England, 1810-08-17

rICIII 1,,,0, -ler w--vd
1
e.,....4,
tk, tl i i
AA. A...4i

,
L)

FR IDA Y, AUGUST 17) 1810.

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry, in the County of Salop,
on Thursday, the 3oth day of August inst. at 'two o'clock
in the afternoon,

C UNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
comprising the whole Estate of Lloran, situate in the
several Parishes of Llansilin Llanarmon,, and I.lancadwaladr,
in the County of Denbigh Llansainarratd and Llanfechari, in
the County of Montgomery; and at Llanyblodwel, in the
County of Salop. •
Particularsmay be had by applying to Mr. Prynnalt at Os-
westry, where. Maps of the Estates are deposited ; of Mr.
Griffiths, Attorney, Dolgelly ; Mr. Thomas,, Attorney,
Llafifyllin, North- Wales ; Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and
Doraville, No. 6 Lincoln's-inn, London ; and of lonathan
Perry, Auctione:r, Shrewsbury.

EAST 'INDIA HOUSE,
Augnii 5, 18 (0. •
THE COURT pf DIRECTORS qlthe UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS
.of AP:GLAND Trati
ing to the EAST INeIES do herd, give Notice,
That a Quarter:ly General Courtof the laid Conzrany will& held
at their Hoase in Leadenhall-st, eet, on IPednerday, the 2,6. th Of S 4-:
tern..l>er, next; at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. •

And that at the raid Court, the following Cf::animates Resolu-'
lion of the Gcneral Court of ;he ;oil) jute last, -will be 4ubritteet
is themfor their confirmalion, 1,42; •
" That this Court do approve the Unanimous Resolution
of the Court of DireCtors of the 16th May -last, appointi: g
Moonshee HUSUIII Ulee Assistant Teacher in the Oriental
Department, at the Artillery and Engineer Seminary, at a
Salary of 2501. per Annum.".'

WILLIAM RAMS Al, Sec.
London, England, 1810-08-17

BY THE KIN.G'S PATENT

- - -•—•- • •
DR.' ICORRLS's FEVER DROPS.
THE experietice of spore than haifa century has
so fully established the •reputation of this 'invaluable
Medicine, that it is now tittiwcessary to ex patitate'on its effi-
cacy in every•species of Fever,. particularly the Scarlet and
..Typhus' Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ;.they have
ttever bepn known to fail, yhen adMinistered agreeable to di_
region ; in the Measles, Sniall NA; Teething, and
Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts -of advanced life are undat their
immediate influence; they imrriediately stop. the progress.of
a fresh Cold, and arc particularly adaptedi}s a getial kestora.
tive.

•
The Family Bottle, ais. sold at the I.:,'‘odor's. House, Ns.
29, Lower Brook. street, Grosvenor•sduare, where orders for
ex portation are duly executed Smaller But i les, s ts. auct as.
90. wholesale and retail, at Bacon's; iso, Oxford-street; and
by most respectable Venders in. Town and. Country. .
Also Dr.NORR 1 B's celebrated ANTI-131 LIO OS, VI LIS,
with arrinie Diredions, 2s. 9d. the Brix. Observe that the
words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on rue Govern_
went. Stamp ; no others arc or can. be genuine.
London, England, 1810-08-17

[To be continued.]

MAILS.. .
ARR IV za—x Dublin, i Wale, ,ord. Dus—z Cadiz, I Lis.
• bon, z Wateriord.

t'NICF OF STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TweLv o'cLOCK.
6811 Omnium - - . rl

Consols - - -

11.1

S''`lF.l%! QUI; nit:FRE VALSUM AUDEAT ?

N 1) 0 IV,

FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1810.

intellig‘-!nee wh eli the yesterday communi-
cated to o r Readers reipeeling BUONAPARTE'S re-
. taxation of his Conirnercial,Regulations, has reached
town. The Proclamation or Decree, alloWing the
importation of the enumerated articles, appeared in
the Muniteur of the, Bth inst. It does not appear
however, whether this is intended as a tempordry
or a pernianent measure; but indeed it is almost
absurd to talk of a permanent tmasure proceeding
from so capricious and tyrannical a Government ay
that of BUONAPARTE. The news of this total
' change in 1300N,APARTE'S commercial policy has
produced a very Strong 'sensation among the Ale:s-.
cantle World on this.side of the water, and most of
the articles which are allowed to be imported into
P.:mice have risen very considerably in price. We
frost however, that our Merchants will adopt due
caution in their commercial speculations, for they
must be assured:that BUONAPARTE will not adhere

to any engagement, however solemn, one moment
after it is his interest to break it.

No intelligence has been received from Lord WEL-
LINGTON'S Army of a later date than that which we
have communicated to. our Readers. All the re-
ports therefore of his retreat towards Lisbon are en-
tirely fcrunded upon conjeanre.

By a Letter from Plymouth, we learn that an
armed transport :has arrived there fion) Gijon,
which 'place she left on thd. 10th ; but she
Lringa nothing new, and as Gijon is not at a greater
distance from the ixisittons occupied by the allied
armies than about 306 miles, it may be inferred that
this transeort would have brought intelligence of as
late a (ite ai the sth or '6th, if any important event
h id occurred.

It is stated in'a Morning Paper,' that there is every
reason to believe that an arrangement for the Ex-
change of Prisoners has been finally agreed upon. We
should be happy if it were in our power w con-
firm this statement, but We feel it our duty to
state distinctly, that the report is %%ithout foundation.
Whether any arrangement will take place or not
we cannot 'undertake to say ; but we know, th'at
every thing has been done by our Governtnent, that
Was consi,tent with the interests and honour of the
Country, for the attainment of so desirable an obje&.

His MAJESTY, under his sign manual, has gra-
ciously restored the Castle of Barguy, and the exten-
sive - demesne and other estates thereunto apper-
taining, the County of Wexford, to JAMES HAR-
VEY, Esq. brother to Mr. B. HARVEY, who forfeit-
ed them, with his life, t 9 the Crown, by his con-
duct during the late Irish Rebellion.
London, England, 1810-08-17

•
_coin of-Er,gtand \vas more than 25 per cent. below
the st atttard value ; so t hat if that of Holland was at
its full standard, the real exchange was in faci in fa-
vor:lr ofEnsland. It may happen in the same manner,
that the t wn parts of the calculation may boboth oppo-
site and equal, the real' exchange in favour of the
country_by trade being equal to' the- nominal ex-
change against it by the' state of its currency ; iH
that case the computed exchange will. be tat par,
while the 'real exchange is in favour of that country.
'Again, the currencies of- both the countries which
ItraAe toge,ther !nay have _undergone an alteration,
an th tt ening. in an equal degree, or unequally i in
such a case, the question of the rear state of the ex-
change between them becomes a little more com-
.plicated, but it is lo„be resolved exactly upon .the
same principt:. .t'ithout going out of the bounds
of the present inquiry, this may be well illus-
trated by the,present. state of the exchange of
L-nidun I,Por,ittgal,, as quoted in the tables for the
18th of Mai last. The exchange ;of London on,Lis•
bon appears to be 676; 67.)d. sterling for a mil ree
is the old established par of exchange bt.tweett the
two countries; 6n arcoidiogiy:i., still said to be the
par. But by the evidence of Mr. Lyne, it appears,
that, in Portugal, all i,ayments aretiow by law made
one-half !n hard mrruey, and one-half iii Govern-
ment paper ; and that tltls paper is - depreciated at a
discount of 27 per cent. Uponail•payments made in
Pgtegal, therefore, there is a discount or loss of
136 leer cent. ; and the exchange at 676, though
uornimilly at p.ir, is in truth i3l per cent. against
this country. If the exchange were really at par,
it would be quoted at ;56 65-160. or apparently
J 35 per cent. in favour of London, as compared with
the old par, which was' . fixed before the deprecier-
lion of the Portugusse medium of payMent..
N'Vhe: her this :36 percent. which stands against this
country by ;he present exchange, on Lisbon, is a
.real•difference of exchange, occasioned by. the course
of trade ,ind by the remittances to Portugal on ac-
count of Government, or a nominal and apparent
exchange occasioned by something in the state.of
of our own currency, or is partly real and partly
nomirril, may perhaps be determined by what your
Committee have yet to state. .
London, England, 1810-08-17

BILIOUS AND NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, INDI-
- • GESTION; Sec:
Copy of a Letter irons R. Lucas, Esq. to Mr. Dixon.
St Apothecary.
N consequence of several Voyages to the East In-
-1 dies; I had contraded a 'Bilious CUmplaint,.to such an
alarming extent; as to be scarcely able, at tunes, to, pay at-.
tension to theciiities of ship! "I hough- the recominilaida-
tion of a Friend, I was led to inalte trial of ( I X ON's)
ANTII3ILIOUS 11I,LS, by the use of,+hielr, tor a short
time, i was, tonly astonishment, immediately relieved, and
have bz.eri tin a • long white totally tire trout any return of
nausea, yellowness of the skin, nervous ara sick head-aches,
heart. burns, giddiness, and other corresponding symptoms of
she above Complaint.. The success of )our,reniedy has in.
duced tne to recommend it generally, and my brother in par-
ticular, third Officer of the -Duke of Montrose Indiaman,,
who laboured under a worse afiliCtion, ir possible, than my-
self, has been in like manner conipletely cured.
I am, Sir, your obedient humble,S.etvant,
ROBERT LUCAS., Chief Officer of the lion.
• East-India Company's ship
Gravesend, lune 24.
_ _ _ _

Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Bailer's, No. 4, Cheap-
side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Baxter, Edin-
burgh, and Smith, Baxter, and Mi Donald, Glasgow ;
man, Exeter ; l3elaw, Portsmouth ; Peek, Kull ;, Gran-
ville and lioxland, Plymouth ; ;tnd retail by most Country
Medicine Venders, in Boxes at 2.:;. 9d. and 6s. each.
London, England, 1810-08-28

THE EIGHTH REPORT

Relates to the Linen Board of Ireland 5 in which
it points out several irregularities : ainbng which it
complains, " that almost one-third part of .the re-
Venues intrusted to alit care 01 this Board,: amount-
ing bet:veen January 1800 ' and 1810, too a sum of
6e,8641; has been,eXpended in the department of
the architect; and of this sum, 4„7271. in painting,
plaiNtering, and papering, at the Linen Hall, -and
the Officers' Houses :" and there appear further, in
the 36th Report of the Commissioners of Imprest
Accounts, other-sums disbursed for furniture; car-

pets, chimney and pier glasses, &c. for the bou.,e
the ChaMberlain of the Linen Hall. The Report
concludes with slating, that the ComMittee are of
opinion that the concerns intrusted to the Board are
not well administered, and that it would be advisable"

'to seek fur the means of correction in the revival of
certain 'wholesome proviisons which accompanied
the original establishment. of the tßoard, viz. That
the number of trustees necessary to form a
meeting should be seven—that the meetings hie
monthly—that no building be undertaken of • above
201. expence, without a previous estimate, sanc-
tioned by a full Board—and that there be Sub-Com-
tilittees to superintend the severalbraricfies,
THE NINTH REPURT

Relates to Public Piloting and Stationary, and ob-
serves, that " although the total charge is increas.
ing,, as well as considerable, am:noting, in the
United Kingdom, to more than 300,0001. they ti el
hat it is difficult to suggest any means of materidly
restraining it ; 'but, since a large and very wowing
part of the expenditure arises ftoin .the businesS of
Parliament itself,. they consider the subject as pe-eu,
liAy fit for the Cognizance of the House.

MAILS.
AR XIV ID-1 Dublin, t ‘Vaterford. Luz--1 Cadiz,
bon, ► Watettord.

I'ItICI UI STOCK S•
THIS DAY AT TWNLV II O'CLOCK.
Cursols 63a U►nnium

fli L S li

SOLENT QUIS IIICSR/L PALSUM AUDEAT ?
London, England, 1810-08-28

MARRIP.D.

On-Sunday, at his house in Prescot-streef, Goodinan's"
fields, MT. 1. 1. Samuel, Diamonci-Merchant, to Miss tE•
,Soloinon, ot Newt-street, Cdvent-gar:ten.
Oit Monday the z7th. inst. at St. james's Church, by the
Dean of Salisbury, Viscount Falm.tutli, to Anne -Frances'
.eldest daughter of Henry Bankes,
Yest:;r.iiiy,- at St. George's Church, 'Hanover- square, Mr.
'Rowe, of Fleet.street, ip Miss E. Keys, of Charles-street,
G rosvenor- sq uare.
On Wednesday last, Mr. Joseph Holmes, of WoodhonS'cl
stone:.mason, to Miss Mary Cooper, ot. Hunslet. This
marriage proves • that, " the silent eloquence of Icve,” 0
much celebrated in sung, is not a poetic fiction, for the bride-
groom is deaf and dumb!

On. Weoineschty sennight, at Kirkburton, Mr. f. Kershaw,
Superintend.itit- Preacher ot, the Methodist
.connettion in Inc
Hudders4L•ld District, to Miss tones, daughter of Thoutas
cones, Esq. Collector of Excise, W hituy.
London, England, 1810-08-28

lioJlli cmc r.

SUSSEX ASSIZES.
CIVIL SIDE.

KING V. HAREEM.

LEWES, AUG. 25.=—This was an action atainst
Mr. Harben, by Mr. King, who was a witness in
the case of 3testerday, and arising out of the same.
unfortunate- squabble,' %Mr. Harben had caused a
bill of indictment for 'pet jury to beprefcrt'ed'against
Mr. King, for his 'affidavit, upon which_ the rule for
criminal information was moved against Mr. H. in.
the King's Bench. This bill the Grand. Jury threw
out, and Mr. King brought the present action against
Mr. Harben for maliciously preferring that -b;11.
The case was, however, not gone into, it being
agreed to settle the case by taking a verdict for the
plaintiff for 1001. .
London, England, 1810-08-28

Dr. Fk):11-1Elt(;s1L'S FEMALE. PILLS,.

Pm the Prevention and Cure of the Diseases peculiar to the
Sex.

THAT a greater share of the infirmities is allot-
ted•to the Female, more than the other Sex, we have
the authority of Scripture to Confirm. Hence the numerals
disorders which ailed women, and subject them to vain-and
sua,ring at every period of lite. •liut though this is theicase,
the same hand which has imposed the burthen, has also at.
forded the means of relief. tie has provided the plants with
healing virtues, which, under the guidance of science. should
restore health, soothe•pain, and prove an antidote to the evil,
Dr. Fothergil's female Pill is a wonderful composition of
this kind. It allays nervous irritation,. calms the rapid tu-
mult of the blood, gives to the perturbed spirits their regular
course and circulation, and restores the relaxed fibre to its
proper tone, and settles on the-cheek the rnantling .hue of
health, beauty, and purity.
Against all the irregularities of the sex it is a fieverzfail-
ing restorative; as, in Green Sickness and 0 bstruttions : in
Nervous disorders, as Hysterics, Spasms, Palsy in,diseases
from a relaxed fibre,-as after childbed ; Dropsy, ands even
during the pregnant state. It should be kepi, by every fe-
male, as a proper domestic mediCine, which. she can,- at all
times, resort to in an attack of any illness; -.
_

Sold who Lale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 44 Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-row; 8ac0n,.150, and Allen, 76, Ox-
forl.street ; 269, Borough; Litt, Royal filtchange;
and most Country "Medicine -Venders, in Boxes, at 2s. 9d,
z.lO.

whotri may be had, Dr. Fothergil's Nervous Cordial
1)r, ps, so .j4tiy reQouiiiiended for Ow two of oll,Nervous
Complaints, ut Bottles, pricy 4s, 6(1. Z2s. each:-
London, England, 1810-02-26

I. CiirAwitil Ensign lohn llothfie. Ensign and Adju-
tdio Ileory liestpere, to have the rahl:.of •Lieutenant..

To be Ensiyas Witho.it purchase.—Henry lucky( Gent.
vice Ilart pionioted. J-leery Moore Gent vice llooper.
Thomas Rutledge, Genr. vise Goodwin. Samuel Co,lis,
. Gent. vice i\l'Nairn. john L'eppard, Gent, vicei3ethrie.
l'.-Colbyn, Gent. vice Reynolds who resigns.
Royal West India Rangers, Ensign Aleixantlec Smith to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice' Flobbard, protnot-
ed. Langley, Gent. to be. Ensign, iice.'Snitin.
tst Ceylon Re,,imeiit, Major-General Frederick Maitland,
from :the 26th Foot, to be Colonel, vice Map,r-Ge-
neral Champagne, appointed to tic command of. the 41st
Foot. - •
3d DittN, Major 'General Wslliaits Thomas, from thc
41st 'Foot, to be Colonel, vice Major-General 11-Alit,
deceased.

Sicilian Regiment,' Ensign - De Conlomme, to
be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice ,liaronne, who re-
signs. liisign Gill:ert Stewart, to be Ditto, 'vice Mig.
nola.
Coulounme. ' _ _ _ • _

Ist Garrison Battalion, Ensign .john gee, from half-pay of
the istli Foot, to be Ensign, Vice Cane, who exchanges.
changes.
6th Ditto, Lieutenant-fames Wilkins, from the 7th Garrison
Battalion, to be Lieutenant, vice Leekey, placed On half-
pay of the 7th Gurrison Battalion.
zd Royal Veteran Battalion, Major-General Anthony Lewis
Layard, from hall.pay
.of the 54th- foot, to be Colunel,
vice General Home deceased. •

6th Ditto, Assistant-Surgeon Robert Savery, from the 3sth
Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Campbell, deceased.
9th Ditto, Lieutenant• M: Ormsby, from the lath Royal
Veteran Battalion, to be Lieutenant,,vice Whannell, who
exchanges.
izth Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Whannell, from the 9th Royal
Vetelan Battalion, -to be Lieuienant, 'vice Ormsby,' who.
exchanges.
London, England, 1810-02-26

NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY, AND AN ABSO-
LUTE REVERSWN IN THE FUNDS.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, .
- By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday the ad of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the
mart,
MONMOUTHSHIRE, SWANSEA, GRAND
JUNCTION, LANCASTiiIt,HUDDERSfIELD,
WILTS and E RK.S Shares, and OPTIONAL LOAN
NOTES. bearing 51. per Cent. Interest regularly paid half.
yearly; KENN E FanrA AVON, UNION, ELLItsVIERE.
THAMES and MEDWAY CANAL, and KENT WA.
TER WORKS SHARES; and an ABSOLUTE RE-
VERSION to Scot, 3 per Cent. Consols, staniting in the
name of the Accountant General, to *lnch the Purchaser will
become entitled on the decease of a Lady si) years of age.
Particulars at the NeWHotel,'Birmingham at Hatchett's
Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the. Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New
Bridge-street.
London, England, 1810-02-26

A NEW ATLAS FOR SCHOOLS.
This Ilay was published,
In Royal 4to price 'Ss neatly half,bound

.
fISTELL's NEW GENERAL --ATLAS: con-
taining.distinel Maps of all the Principal 'States and
Kingdoms throughout the World, from the latest and best
Authorities, including a Map of Ancient Greece, and of the
Roman Empire; the' whole correaly engrai,ed upon 30 plates,
royal quarto, and beautifully coldured outlines.
Printed for C. Cradock- and W. joy (Successors to the late
Thomas Osten), No. 32, Paternoster-row.
N. 13. The same Work, full coloured, price One Guinea.
The Publishers' offer the above Atlas to Schools as the
most, corred; the most elegant, and of the same time the
cheapeit ever executed, They have no, hesitation in saying,
that it wants only to be seen to be universally adopted ;' it is
already used in many of the most respectable Seminaries in
the Empire.
1" By taking it in quantities a liberal allowance will be
made.
Where may be had, just published, price 35. bound. in sea,
Guy's School Geography, on a new and unproved plan,
with Maps; drawn under the immediate inspe&ion of the
Author.

By 10$. GUY.
Professor°, Geography, arc. Great Marlow.
London, England, 1810-02-26

DIYIDEIVDS.

March 3. William Ro.x, of Earl's-court, Kensington, Mid-
dlesex, brewer, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 3. Cornelius Charlton, late of East Farleigh, Kent,
yeoman; dealer, and Chapman, at .ten, at Guildhall,.
London.

March a 6. Waller' Dingle, of Exeter, flour-merchant, at
the Globe Inn, Exeter,
March az: 11:cbard Elsam, of Church-row,` Newington,
Surrey, carpenter, at eleven at Guildhall, London.
May.B. Searles Wade, late of I pswich, Suffolk, hut now of
Albion-place, Blackfriars, Surrey, brewer, at one, at
Guild Wall, London.,
_ _ _

Meech 2C). William Manley, of Chesterfield, Derb,shire,
inor.ey7scrivener, at eleven, at the Falcon 'km, Chester-
field.

LP:11)0N Printed by Ric HARI) 11A P. Pl 5, 0! NG. 4, I,l4llrt.kett..,ouit, Low_street; and published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton-Weet, GrovVenor iquati•
At the SoN-Oppicg, No. I 1,2, Strand; viliere Adverilsernents, Orders for the Paper, Leiters for the Editor, &c. (post-paia), moat be addresked
London, England, 1810-08-21

TO BE SO1,1) BY AUCTION,

On Friday, the -pst day of August inst. at 3 o'Clock, in the
A fzer.noon, at the Talbot Inn, in Stourbridge, in the County
of tVarcesiti, subjetf to such Conditions as will be then
produced, -unless in•the wean tune Disposed of by Private
Contract; of Which notice shall be given,
_

.
and beautiful MANSION called
THE .HI LL, the residence of Tii()NieV HUM-
FRAY, Esq . situate in -Amblecoat, County::, of Staf.
lord..near to the Town of Stourbridge aforesaid ; comprising
a spacious Vestibule, Drawing-room, as feet by 17, with
Windoyvs to the hoot; Dining,qarlour, as tett by is, break-
fast,morn, r; teet by t 3, an ext client Cooking kitchen,
Housekeeper's- room, Servant's - nail, Butler's - pantry,
Laundry, eight elegant Lodging-rooms on the first-floor, and
Attics,. Brew-house, Dairy. Granary,-two Coach-Ouses,
two Sta.,7,les, one four-stalled, the other five-stalled, Waggon-,,
stable for five horses; Open stable for t‘Nci horses, a large
Barn, Cow-sheds, Wain.house, and other Out-offices, Straw-
- yard, and Fold-yard, a walled Garden, about an Acre, well
planted with Fruit Trees, together with the Lawn, 'Shrub-
beries, V:easure-.ground, and several pieces of rich Pasture
• Land 4ing rcend the said Mansion, containing in the whole
17 A. 2K. SP. These Premises are Freehold of Innoi-
tanoe, and. ace ornaniente/ with many valuable Timber
Trees.

- .
Possession may be had at Michaelmas next, and the whole
is in complete repair and condition, and tit for the reception of
Gentleman's family.
For further particulars apply fbMr. Homfray, or Mr. Ito.
bins,,Sclicitor, in Stourbridge.
N. B. The Purchaser may, 'with the permisSion- of the
Right Honourable the Earl of Stamford anti Warrington, be
accommodated with about 46 Acres of tieli Pasture and
Arable Land, adjoining the said Preinises, for the, residue of
a term of years, of winch ten years were to cupid at Lady -
day last.
London, England, 1810-08-21

POLICE.

MAt”ION-HOUSE •Roughhead, an Excise
wntcliman, was' charged by the Inspector. of the
C.iont-hoiSse watchmen, with sterling a pint of
oil on the, Custom-11°11,e on'Satutday night.
Informant stated,- that as he was going his rounds„
hr. observed three men ,around a cask, and, on ap
.-
pro;ching ascertain what they were doing, .two ut
• them ran off, ihe other, the prisoner, l set:wed
wi..l, a' biadder in his hand, containing a small quail.
tity of oil, which ha been drawn from the cask
under which he was. standing. The priSoner
waS c .num.tted to take his trial..
Jsirn Lamb, an• old w retch, Of respectable.
ap-
pestraio was charged by John' Markwond, a p7olide
. officer. with a misdemeanor comm,tied on -Sarni-
day .night last_
.11,1ar k Wood -deposeo,' that. as he v.+
on duty in. Moor&elds on Saturday night, at halt past
ten, in Company with -a brother otticpc,he obs, rveJ
two men standing nehind a tree.' At .first their ap-
pearance did not excite any suspicion hr his
but on returning froth taking his usual round, still
seeing them in the same situation, he went with his
companion'to ascertain how they were employed.—
' On coming near the:spot, he saw that one was iii,-
dec.. -tly exposed, and 'the other Standing' in the
frOnt 'Heinstai,tly.ieized the prisoner4who
endeavoured, by the most violent struggles, to escape,
bur in vain. The other villain rau off with such. ra •
pith!), that be .eluded Puomers.. The prisoner
being s,arelied-,,his watch Was found in his waist-
coat:pocket, and a considerable sum, in dollars, was
found in his coat pocket,,his breeches pockets tieing
fluke einpty. On being taken to the watch-house,
which was accomplished With considerable difficulty
by four watchmen, he. wanted to make ft-ends by
giving' •a general treat ;. but here also he was disap-
pointed. In his defence, he said that he bad •no
knowledge of the.person who escaped 'whatever, and
bad merely stopped tor-a.natural occasion. •
Tie LoaD MAYOR was, however, of a different
Opinion, .and desired him 'to enter into recogniz'-
lanctifor 'his appearance at' the next. London Session*.
The prisoner stated himself to be a- respectable
tallow-ch,indler 'at 1--kixtowsand also remarked .th.it
at the time he was seized he had -tea in his'pocke,
which heliad ktrought up to town !Or the purpose
of purchasing t;ilow.
London, England, 1810-08-21

A CERTAIN DISEASE.

DR.-FREEMAN'S Universal and long established
Medicine' called G UTTA SA LUTA RI S, may be
depended on to be a certain, safe, and speedy cure for the
tm,t inveterate Venereal DiseaSe, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains
and Obstructions in the Urinary Passages in either set ; its
operation is by,surine and insensible perspiration. A slight
case is generally cured in a few dayS, and a confirmed •LueS
in a' short time. Inveterate Scurvy, Fistula, Dropsies,
Rheumatisms, Gravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are
speedily removed-by these safe and salutary drops. They
require nothing to work- no restraint of diet, or
hinderance from business. Those who take them may de.:
pend on a sound and perfect cure, without the knowledge of
any person whatever_ They cause no sickness, and the pa-
tiena may go about his or her business withot4 the least dan-
ger. Tne large quantities that are daily sold for exportation
and domestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every other
medicine in the known world. Sold by appointment of Ur.
Freeman at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, eneapside, coruer of Pa-
. tortioster-row ;. and retail by one or more Medicine Venders
in (-very town, in bottles at 2s, qd. arid is. 6d, each, with
,dyle directions. •
London, England, 1810-08-21

To BE SOLD BY•AUCTION,

'Avthe Cross Keys Inn, Osvvestry; in the County of Salop,
.on Thursday, the 3oth day of August inst. at two o'clock
in the afteyuoon,

UNDICY . Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
0. comprising the whole.) sta'e of Lloran, situate in •the
several Parishes of LEinsilin Llariarmon, and .I.lancadwLladr,
in.the County of Denbigii Llansainttiraid and Llarifechan., in
the County of Montgomery ; and at Llanybicidwel,
rsin the
• . t.'•
County of . -
Particulars may be had by applying-to Mt.,Prynna!vat Os-
wetry,, where Maps of the Estates • are ' tleilosited ; Mr.
Griffiths, Attorney, DoiAelly.; Mr. Thomas, Attorney,
Llofyilin, North Wales.; MeSsis.. Graham, Kindefley, and
Montville, No. 6, Liccoln's.inn, Loudon ; and of Jonathan
Perry, Auctioneer, SiireV:sbury.
London, England, 1810-08-21

PICTUALLMG-OFFICE,

Bug. 17, Aso.
I"HE COMMISSIOIVBRSfer VICTUALLIAVG
Il IS MAYESTI"s NA I/ r do hereby give Notice.,
That on' Friday, the jut iaVant, th 7 will be ready to re.
ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed 0), and treat for Two Hun-
dred Tons of MU_SCOV ADO :SUGAR, to be answerable to
Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered in the
original. Packages at the !ate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per
week, into bis Majesty's Vitivalling Stores at Deptford; and
to be paid fur by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after
date.

The Conditions of the Contraa may be sten at the Sectetary's
Office.

Na regard will be had to any Tender in which the P'rtre
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut he de-
livered ti the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the
ust instant, nor unless the' Person who makes the Tender,
,or
some Pe?son,on his behalf, attends,
.to anrumr When called for.

In the 'Press, and will be published the 23d instant, by
• Chapple, Pall-Mall, •
• Dedicred to Sir Francis Burdett, 'Part.
THE AGE ; or the CONSOLATLONS of PHI-
, • LOSOPHY, a kioem. Pan First.
" Nor love thy life, nor hate, but while thou liv'st
". Live well ;• how long or short, permit to Heay'n.

PRICE ON THE PICTURESQUE.
This Day was published, .
Neatly printed, a New Edition, with considerable Additions
and Improvements,-in Three Volumes, Bvo. pricell. 7s.
boards, of
L' SSAYS on the PICTURESQUE, is compared
Ej with the/Sublime and the Beautiful ; and on Ate Use
of study. tlg Pietures,- for the purpose of improving Rea'
Landscape

By UVEDALE PRIcE, Esq.
London: Printed for I. Maivein.in, 22, Poultty.

This Day was published,
In One VOlume Octavo,' pike t.s. in boards; the Second

___ _ -
Ltiitiono, - -
THE. BOROUGH ; a Poem, in Twenty-four
LETTEK.S.
, .
By the Rev. G. CRABBE, L. L.B.

Printed for 1. Hatchard, Bookseller to Her Majesty, 190,
Piccadilly.
lice may be had. price One Guinea, in boards,.
A few Copies on fine royal paper,, and shortly wlll be
published, a Third' Edition of the Borough, in two small
volumes, price 125. in boards, uniform in size and Type with
the Poer..«; by the same Anther. •

SALES, &c.

IV/ER! SHEEP,
just Imported from Spain,
By C. T. TOWER, Esq.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the King's Arms Inn, Bagshot,!yurrey, Monday the 27th

August,
UPWARDS of ,One Hundred: RAMS and
EWES of the Paular and Nr!giette Flocks.

The whole are in excelreni Condition

The o'Clock in the Morning,
And the Sale to begin at Eleven.
• Catalogues and fur her Pa,ticulars will be timely delivered
by Thomas M Alin and Co. WoOl Brokers, No. 63, Coleman-
:Meat n.•
London, England, 1810-02-10

FIAM PSH IRE-FOR / SALE,

A MANSION-HOUSE, PARK, and ESTATES.
A Purchase% may be' mitornmodated either with a
moderate or Very extensive property.
For rartieulafs, enquire. of Messrs. Goode, Solicitors,
Howland. greet,. Fitzroy-square ; or Mr. Kirby, Solicit°, ,
Alresford. .
Distance from Lpndon Ss miles, Portsmouth South..
ampton 22.

• ST.DOMIN6-0 MAHOGANY.
To BR SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE,

At the Broothielaw, Glisgow, on Wednesday the hithOr-Fe-
i . bruary next-, at eleven o'clock,
FIVE ITUNDRED ands FIFTY-SEVEN LOGS
of ST. DO MI NGO MA HOG ANY. Containing tzli-
rrls of 4ine Hundred acid Twenty-five Thousand Feet ;
being the entire Cargo of the Kitty, dire& front.St.Domingo.
Apply to-JAMES AUCHIE.and CO.
• Glasgow,—jap.47, rBro.

CAPITAL NAVY TfIVIBER;
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

- - - -
•L'IVE Hundred and Three Pritne OAK TREES,
with rit&Top and-Bark thereof, viz. 4a Trees, about
lect.e3A, 13 abor=t 4S, 119 about 35, rill about 27,,"and
trs about 1.7 teet each, now standin4 and numerically mark-
ed in the Parsonage Wood, and other Lands, at Gresford,
Denbighshire.
Gresford is situate three miles from Wrexham, and.eight
froni chester.
126 r a view of the Timber, apply tol';Ir. Robert Evans,.
CitiC, at 'G resfbrd, of whom printed Particular, may be
had ;'as well as of Mr. Penson, olioneer, Wrexham ; and
to tVeat for the same, apply to .MeStrs. Webb, Webb, and
t w ood, Salisbury.

This Day was published, price zs.
1 CIIISERViV,IIONS -respe&ing the PUBLIC
EXP.ENDITURE,_ and the,IN'FLUENcE of the
CROWN.

1 `v
-By the Right _Hon. GEORGE ROSE.
Printed f'or't'. Cadet) and W. navies, Strand.
London, England, 1810-02-10

WEDN

SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends and the
Public, that the LQTTE RN' will Begin and' Finish
Drawing on -W EDN ES DAY the 140. The SCheme con,;.
tams only c,OOO IV-umbers, and the following
CAPITAL NULLS: •

4 of - £z ,000.1 - of ,C.l7DnO
4 - - - - - - 5,000 I 2-9 - - - - - 500
Besides 4,96.kinfersor l!fizes from 16,21. to
4,099 - a - - Z 4,000 '75,3 - - a
- -
548 - t - SOO • 548 - - --
4,855 - - • 500 1,697. - - -
Were Sold and. S lilted in the last Lottery;

;coo
500
Soo

At SWIl."1. and Co.'s 011 ices, No. tr, l'oultiy, No.
Charing-eross, and NO: 31, Aldgate High-street ;
Where rrizes in former Lotteries' amounting to tiOwards of
a MILLION STERLING, have been Sold' n iltaas.

PAID. ON DEMAND,
2,638 - - Lzo,goo . 133 - - ,Cto,oo '
10,294 - - 2c,000 8,83 r . - - . 5,000
18,544 - - - 20,000 8,716 - - 5,000
19,544 - - - . 20,000
19,57 P 'a . 10000
2,279 - - lO,pgo 17,727 - - 4,000
Besides Prizes of 2,0001. 10001, cool. &c.
This 'grand List of CapitarPtires were sold in Shares in
the last and three preceding LOtteries, at the oltl-establiglted
State lottery Of!ices, z 6, Cortihill, and. St, Margaret's
13ornugh, Of HORNSBY and Co. whci were also the first to
sell two Piizes of 39,0001,'
LJORNSEY,and Co. respe&fully solicit the fa-
j. vgurs of the Public in the NEW STATE LOT-
TERY, which abounds with Capital Chances; they also
beg leave to assure their Frienas,lhat they wil- use their
best endeavours to pro'cu're prizes-worthy their poSsessing.
TICKLTS and SHARES are selling at the lowest Prices,
and allANders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the
: globe, on the same rertns as irresent.
Gr._"-r-To -be Drawn in ONT DA,Y, WEDNESDAY.
,N EXT . .Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number,
May be had, s? that 4,../.c.-001. 6,c)01'. or 80,0001. can be ob-
tained by one Adventure.

verow, Partner the late Sir J., BRANSCOMB.
Removed' to 2, Conillitl, near the 11,1ansion-House,
RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all Favours,
• received during the Eight yeats .he Was' the only Part-
ner and person connettal in the Lottery BusinesS with the
late Sir latries Branscomb, and respealullylicits thdoinn-
. m4nds of his friends and the Public,. at IN present Office,
No. 2, CORN 111 L now established solely on hiS own ac-
count, and where the,arnallest order will, meet that civility'
and attention for which his former residence was particularly
..noticed.
The Lottery. will be drawn all in ONE DAY, FE-
BRUARY- t 4, iSio.
. The Scheme and. Plan of Drawing in themselves so
• good, and were so .universalty_apprOved in the last Lottery,
that very few words are required to invite purchasers.
•Eyton thorefore has only to acid, that ;as 'rickets and Shares
will most certainly rise, an early application a uld be made
at his Jucky Office, • - • .
No. z, CO RNH I LI., near the Mansion-House. - •
'el': The Public are respedfully inforrned, that no-Busi-
ness can be transad-,! before Eight o'Clock in the Morning-or
_after Eight o'clock in the Evening, according to the Al of
Parliament.
London, England, 1810-02-28

news.

LIVERPOOL, FEE. LT.—Arrived here the Agree-
able, Capt. BRIDGE, from Antigua, from whence
-she sailed on the 22d January, and brings an account

that the Expedition was to proceed against Guada-
loupe on the 25th. •

DEAL, FEB.. 27.—Arrived the Echo sloop of war
with a large brig from Caen, which the Echo fell
in with sear the,French coast in distress; .the Arun-
d,el, STEEL, from Martinique.
London, England, 1810-02-17

THE FREE KNIGHTS. , • ,
This Day was published,
By Cculling, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. 124, New Bond-
street, and 7, Westmorland-street,
Price Twelve Shillings,
rr HE FREE KNIGTS; or, the &ha of /
Char-
lemagne. NoW performing with universal applause,
at the new Theatre Royal Covent Garden.
The Overture and Music entirely new, composed by I.
Mazzinghi. . • •

"Neatly printed in 12M0. Price SS.
AROLINE ORMSBY.; or, The Real Lucilla :
16,,/ A Tale for the Female Sex, interspersed with Sketches,
Moral and Religious
0. We exult at being enabled conscientiously to point out
atruly ingenious little Work. abounding in pleasing senti-
ment, and replete with sound instruction ; a Work unaffed-
, ed in diction and unexceptionable in doctrine ; a,Work that
the idle may with avidity peruse for entertainment, and the
studious may with care consult Or certain iinprovenient."-7
Gent. Mag. Feb. 11310.
Printed for Colburu, l'oblic Library, Conduit-mew:A.

• This Day was published,
Elegantly printed by Bensley, in Quarto, and illustrated by
forty Engravings selceted from ancient Paintings, price
Three Guineas, or with the Plates coloured, Five Guineas,
in bo:rtis; the Secor_d Edition of •
FrHE SPORTS apd PASTIMES of.the PEOPLE
of ENGLAND ; /including the rural and dornestic_lte.'
creations, May- G AIMS, Mummeries; Pageants,- P roces-
siorts, and pompous SpeEtacles, from the earliest period to
the present time. • -
By JOSEPH S'I'RUTT.
Printed for White and Co. ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and
Orate ; Lackington, Allen, and Co. ; John and Arthur
Arch ; John •11,1urray ; John Harding ; 'Crosby and Co. and
Charles and Robert Baldwin.

This Day: were published, •
In Ore Volume, Octavo, price 85. in boards,
THE OPINIONS of ditierent Authors( upon
1 the PUNISHMENT of DEATH, seleeled at the
request of a Society having for its objed the diffusion of
Ksowtedge respecting the Punishment of-Death, and the
lmproyement or Prison Discipline.
By BASIL MONTAGU, Esq.
Of Lincoln's- Inn.
**This Work contains the Opiiiioris of Dr. Johnson, Sir
W. illackstone, Beccaria. Paley, Montesquieu, Mr. Clark-
son, Sir Thomas More, Erasmus, Bacon, Coke, Colquhoun,
Pasteret, Dr. Franklin,-Goldsmith, Mercier, Eden, Kelyage,
Bonham, Howard, firadford, Rush, lames, &c. &e.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orinc, Paternos-
ter-row.
London, England, 1810-02-17

_ This Day was published,
In 06-lay°, price'!wo Shillings and Sixpence, .
OBSERVATIONS on the RUPTURE of the
UTERUS, on the SNUFFLES in INFANTS, and
MANIA. LACT EA. ' .
py THOMAS DENMAN; M.D.
Licentiate in i\lidwitery ofthe Royal College of Physicians,
London ; and Honorary Member of the Royal Medical
Society of Edinburgh,. - . '
Printed_for jus: lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
. .

W here tnay be had, by the same Author,
1. An Introduction to the Practice of" Midwifery, in One,
Vol. 4to. illustrated with Copper-plates. 4,.itth Edition,
price 21 2S in boards.
'f he satire Work, in - Two Vclunles, Bvo. without
Plates, Fourth Edition;' price t7s. boards.
3. Aphorisms on' the Application and Use of the Forceps
:and Vectis ; on, Preternatural Labours ; on Labours attended
with Hemorrhage and with' Convulsion. Filth Edition,
price 45. liall.boundi

This Day was published,
In Ore Volume atlav4), pri..e
.10s. 64. in boards,
SIR EDGAR. A Tale, in Two Cantos, with
Serious Translations from the Ancients, and Merry
Imitations of a Modern.
By FRANCIS HODGSONT,
Author of a " A Translation et furenal," " Lady Jane

Grey," &e. •
' London : PriMed.tor 1. Mackiulay, in the Strand.
Of whom may be had,
Hodgson's Translation of I uverial, in Quarto, price 21.
in boards. •
Hodgsori's Lady lane Grey, &c. Bvo, price los. 61. boards.

This Day, was published,
In Two thick Voluines, medium octavo, price 21. tzs. 6d.
in boards,
MOVUM TEST AM ENTUM GREECE.
N Tex-
tomn ad tidein codicum versionum et patrum recensuit
et lectioa6 varlet:item,
Adjecit D.' JO. IAC. C; RI ESBACII.
Edith) Nova. _ _ _

.....
London: Printed for I. Mackinlay, 87, Strand and I.
Cuthell, Middle Row, Holborn.
N. B. In the above Edition the numerous errata of the
fornier ones have been corrected, and the whole of the Ad-
denda incorporated with the Notes to which it belongs, by
the present Editors.
London, England, 1810-11-03

GERMAN PAPERS.

Peer 414 A, 0cT..13.-The following Account te-
t ,stilg the war in Turkey has beep published on
he
tathority of private letters
tile:111e Turkish army to 'the number of 'ao,ooo
allettilnder the command of Hafiz Pacha, besides
the "er Pach,r, and Au. Bandor, crossed the river on
bei.23d September, to attack the Servian camp at
Wblr4l. The. Servians were prepared to meet t hem
:riezernv Georges, arid other Servian Chiefs,
(`' natl obtained a teinforcement of 7000 Russians.
lifter!nobstin.ateengagement took place, in which,
next 'ghting the whole of one day and part of the
• the Turks, were defeated, with the loss of 4000
Pttsu4
rat tkers and a great quantity of. artillery. Seve-
the hods
were killed—five standards fell into
ul,llds of the united Servians and Russians.
d• ceotints from Moodaira
~represent matters as in
taehiMurbed state in that lirOvince. A Russian de-'
Illent has been sent .to preserve tranquility.
Amegeeornmotions are owing to some Turkish spies
,cenfissdries sent into the country.
7,41 °Paiderable reinforcements . are arriring at' the
te4(lB/1 Camp, at Schumla, both from Constanii-
Last..e and the provinces. The Paella of Trernic
telek"nt a body of GOOO, and other troops have
"ed the Tut kish head-quarters to the number of
London, England, 1810-11-03

SECt. X. OF THE NATIONALITY OF SHIM

AE;er the Ist of November next, there sh3il be a
list . , ,
pit of the ships possessing the condi-
tions ti&c.iii,ury to entitle teL to be considered az
tipon2l by tho Jaws of licllam1; the said ships

sh3ll..,hismediately have all the privileges of French

ships.

In ktore, in order to be considered as national,
ships must, in' Holland, as in France, possess all
the conditions prescribed by the laws and decrees of
our Empire.
Btii title, which relates to the military <-
ganizatio,o, establishes in Hotimid two new mili-
tary divsions, two corps of artillery, two of en-
gineers, &c.. By the gth title, Holland is to form
one single maritime distria. By the t ith title, the
existing organization of the Catholic Worship, and
of the Protestant clergy; is maintained. • The 12th
title places underthe orders of the Direaor-General
of Police, few- general CoMmissvies of Police,
who, 'in -addition to their other funaions, are'
charged with the inspeaion of the line of the Cus-
toms. • By the I .3tb title, after Jan. Ist, 1811, all
the account forming part of :he general system of
accounts in Holland shall be .decided upon by the
Court of Accounts at Paris': the Chamber of Ac-
counts at present existing. in Holland 'shall be de-
cided upon by the Court of Accounts at Paris
the Chamber of Accounts at present existing in
Holland, is prorogued to the first ,of January,
1812.

In tie
.15th and last title, it is ena‘,led, that
tithes and land-rents, continue to be raised
Holland, conformably to the existing laws; and
ihat, ulteriorly, direclions will .be given tt ith re-
gard to-the power of redeeming the said tithes and
rents.
London, England, 1810-11-03

SECT. 11.-INDIRECT TAXES.

Ist. The tax on succe.sions, mi the tooting laid
d 0.% it in Ow laws of the 4th Cktober, and (4:911) De-
eenTher, 1806, excepting Out augmentations 'laid
upon rents and etfeas at the ex-pence of lirni!ce and
the couiaries thereto united, which shall cease to
atfett inheritances arising !rout deaths since the 3 it
Dec. 1810.

2d. The stamp dpties on deeds find patents, con-
fat mably to the laws of the 28th Nov. and 2d Dec.
I 8

A revisioir of the Tarif and Nomenclature of the
deeds and instruments subject to these duties shall be
proceded in, for the pyrpose of regulating them
accortiii. to the judicial toxin,, 'which sliali be in-
troductcr into Holllud, in consequence of its union
with the Empire.
3d.-The duties on cards, conformably to the ex-
isting la's.,
London, England, 1810-11-03

SIiAtisPEARE.

In a few days will be published,
Neatly printed in ten Pocket VeAtimes; a New Edition of
'THE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKSPE,ARE,
_IL accurately printed from the Text.ot the correcled Copy
left by the late G EOIW E STEEPENS, Esq.
Printed for the Proprietors of Johnson's and Steevens's
Shakapeare.
To this Edition is 'prefixed Mr. ROwe's. Account of the
Lie and Writings of Shakspearc, and Dr. Johnson's cele-
brated Preface. ~At the end of each Play are preserved
johnsort's short Strictures ; and for the use of the ;;eneral -]
reader, Glossarial Notes are added, concisely eiplanung-ob-
'solete Words or obscure Sentiments. • - -
At the same time will oe published, another Edition of the
same Work, elegantly printed on a superfine royal paper.

, This Day was publi,hed,
Handsomely printed in One Volume oclavo, price, in
boards, los. 6d.
:The Second. tiOion of . .

ATREATISE. on the CONDUCT of GOD 10.
the HUMAN SPECIES, and on tha DIVINE
MISSION of. JESUS CHRIST. ,
By the late Rev. JAMES HARE, A. M.
'Author of an Essay on Sceptibism ; Reclor of Coln. St
Denys, Gloucestershire, and Vicar of Stratton St. Nlar-
garet; "
,Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No'. 62, St, Patti's
Church-yard; sold aiso by j.,Hataard," 190,'
dill.
*,y* The Editor of the Anti- lacOin Review, atter a'
lem,thened account of this I,Vol k, adds, •
" For further parti‘ulars we Joust refer to the work, and
'can promise xileliglittul atiitiSetnent' to ttu.''serioas Christian
twin a pc, tt,d of them.. They are ad.ipted to, display the
goodness'ol Go'..ifroin principles most generons, and snitablt
to Inc more nohie. teetifigsof ,oar, hatnre."--,..-4sntt- lacuinn
Review, Nfarell. IS le.
f.,t ne a. ye-Anent jailed lloOksellers -may. be had,. a film.
remaining copies of Mr. flare's Essay on the Necessity of
Revealed Religion.- -The Third Edition, price as:- 60. and
at his Essay nu the Unreasonableness of Sceptiasin, price 6s.

• , BY THE KING'S PATENT.
DR. NORIUS's FF.Vt.R. DROPS.
rr HE .texperience of !bore than half a century has
*o.tully established the reputation of this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to• expatiate on its Ml-
.cacy;id every species of Fever, .partieularly the Scarlet and
Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have,
never` been known to tail, when administered agreeable to di.
redion ; in the Measles,- Small Pox, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to Chi !then they are ad itiLdlible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their
immediate influence, they. immediately stop the progress of
a,trisli Colt, andare particularly adaßtedas a genial Restora-
tive.
The I' entity Bottle, zzs. sold at the Dolor's House, No.
29, Lower Brooi.--streeti Grosvenor.squareo where orders for
exportation are duly executed Smaller licitt les' tr 3. and as.
vi. wh• lesale and retail, at Bacon's, r so, Oxford-street, and
by Most respedahle Venders iu l'owit and Country. •
AlsoDr.NOßKlS'scelebratcd ANTI-81-L I OVS PILLS;
with,ample litredions, zs. gd. the Box. 0 b6ef vc. that :the
words "Thomas Norris Moore". Are engraved oil tl-e wean.
Moat Stamp ; uo others are of can be

•-
London, England, 1810-11-03

;
This [Xi), was published, trice, bound, 45. 61.
A Ncw Edition, being the Eleventh, of
T ECTURES on the CATECHISM of the
„La CHURCH, -of ENGLAND; with •a • Discourse
Confirmation:
By THOMAS SECKER.
Late Lord Bishop of Canterbury.
Printed for F. C. 'and J. kivington, No 6z, St.. Paul's
Church-yard; J. Walker •Scatcherd and Letter!nan ; • Ver.
nor, Hood, and Sharpe; C. Law ; and Longman and Co.
Of whom Rla'y be had the saute Work", handsomely printed
in one Octave Volume,.price, in boards, 7s. 6d.
N.B. A New and complete Edition of the Works of Arch•
bishop Seeker, with. his Life prefixed, by Beilby Porteus,
D. D. late Lord Bitop of London, to b.: comprised iii sIX
large Odavo Volumes,- handsomely printed, is in the press,
and viii speedily be published.
London, England, 1810-07-06

&P4NIS)'

I'AikRAdONA, MAY 22.—0 n the 14th, General
U'Donnell issued an order for the departure, within
four days, from this fortress, of all foreigners and,
other persons who are not resident inhabitants, or
attached to the garrison-statf, or Royal Audience.
The•property of persons disooeying this order will
be confiscated, and themselves compelled, accord-
ing to circumstances, to sent': during the war, in
tile army., or in working', on the fortifications.