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London, England, 1817-10-18

MARLBOItOt7GII-STREET.

Tippu NG oN SUNDAY.—Mr. Dais, of the New
'Bagnigge Wells Tea Gardens, Bayswater, ap.--
peareil to a summollS against hint, at the instance

of a constable sit Paddington, suffering tip-
pling in his house on Sunday la.. luting Divine
Service. - The constable and a • it pauper
swore to there being twenty person.: ;he tap-
room, one of whom *as a constai.:t. who was
grinding ginger into' some beer. On the con-
trary it was stated, that less than half the number
were there, and thuse were travellers, who bad
taken sheler from rain. The constable who was
in tl►e house stated;that he was in attendance to
Prevent dog-fighting at the back of the house, and
the othets were travellers. The Magistrate said
he could not disbelieve the witnesses it 4 support of
the information, and the defendant was convicted
hi the penalty of 10s. The defendant contended,
that the whole was malice, and gate notice of an
appeal against the conviction at the Sessions.

MMLANCHOLY CONSEQUENCE Or A SERVAND'9
,ThsonentErtcr..--A Gentleman Who resides id
Leith %Valk, Edinburgh, but whose house was un•
dergoing some alteration,, sent his youngest son,
a boy three years ohl, to a relation's honse in
North Leith, to be out of harm's way. The Lady
of the house was extremely font! of the boy, and
scarcely ever trusted him out of her sight ; but
when obliged' to leave him to the servant, she
cautioned her in the most strict and positive than.
ner to look after the child, and him alone, to the
exclusion of every other business ‘vhatever.
Not-
withstanding these poi•ive orders, alien het
mistress went out on Friday evening, the 3d in.
stant, slte sallied out also shortly after(none-as yet
knows where) and left the boy alone. She had
left the door open, and placed-the, candle, or
lamp, owthe landing of a common stair; tbreg
stories high, seemingly to light • herseli down.
When the poor child found 'she had gone out,
he naturally followed her to the stair.head„
where the light was left burning, and was heard for
a length of time calling upon her, and repeating
her naive—hut at last his screams alarmed the
neighbours in the stair; and whOt they opened.
their doors they fOund him all in a blaze. _The..
girl was seen among the neighbours helping to
extinguish the times, but at what period she had
returned is uncertain; at all events it was toGo,
late, .as his clothes were, burnt to ashes, and he
lingered till Sunday morning, the sthi, and died.
The murder of Mr., HALL and, MARY GRANT at
Theddlethorpe, near Lo:41.1, in Lincolnshire, has
excited great regret and indignation in that coun-
ty. A mart is at present in custody at Louth,.
wider very. suspicious4lfctunstanceS, having one,
hand 'lunch cut, and the thumb of the other la-
Cerated, and for whieb he cannot give a satisfac-
tory account; He was taken to Theddlethorpe
on Saturday, and the Magistrates attended there
to obtain all the evidence possible concerning;
these horrid murders, but the particulars have AOrt
as yet transpired.
„The most vigorous exertions
,are making to bring the murderers to justice.
London, England, 1817-10-18

MEDICINE.

'MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAt, CERATE,
Olt the Cure 4 Chilb;itins, Burns, Scalds,
Scot butic Humours, Erysipelas; or St. Anthony's Fire,
::,,re- Nipples,' Eruptions and Pimples in the Face, King's
Bread: ties-out about ,the Mouth an..! Nose, Kihgworms
.and Shingles, hides and nstttla, Sore and Scald Hesos,
ln-
tamed Eyes, Eruptions of every kind, and Sort! and Clcerat-
Lefrs„- tjf:rwt•tii, YA:4) statilitg,, 14e bu.i.ut
rt tTitiilaii,-,cuntirmilcsitV.TriTr haring been el:scharged rront
II:;4-pitals, deemed uunivable: In short:this wonderfol pre-
-:ration wii: be found for .more-eiicacious- in the clue of the
cnmplaints, than ail the Cerates, salves, a:id Plais:-ers
hitherto made use of; -witsiesi the numerous cures specified
at khe

Sold ytholetale awl retail by M r. Marshall's Agents, Messrs.
A'ham and Edwards, tifi, St. 'Paul's Church-yard, London, in
times 34,4. and is. 94. each, and by Saiiger, Oxford-street ;
Ward, Holborn ; and Branbridge, East Smithfield.

KEARSLErS WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS.
4, MEDICINE whid, hits stood the test for a
..tlk long series of-years, and is well known for its peculiar
vilicacy in removing the Green .Sichness, and other (Marne-
Urns attendant on the female-Sex. The cases, pr,ving that
the atilicted, who liave•hitherto resorted to the use of it, hive
‘oriforinly been relieved in the most sovereign manner, are
Voluminous, and specified in the hills of directions.
To guard the public against imposition, the name of C.
kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special per Mission
if the Commissioners of Stamps, without which they arc not
Warranted to be. genuine.
Prepared by Mrs. Kcarsley alone, from the Original and
Ueminie Recipe, and sold wholesale and _retail by Harper,
tooliseller,,iti, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ;
Newi;ory and Suns, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and (:o.
inn (;;iUreli-yard; Butler and Sons, Cheapsitle ; 'Sanger. 150,
Peet, apposite ilond-street ; Evans and Stm, Long-
ith field ; andJohnstone, Greek-street, Suho. •
Niadam',—Huving for many months been afflicted with a
violent pain in toy side. with difficulty of breathing, and me-
41s advice having- failed, I was induced to try your excel-
lent. Pills, iron which I found immediate relief, and have
'continued perfectly well ever since.
Believe me, dear Madam, your's truly,
Kew Green, April 99, 1817. M. E. E.
Price T.s. ;Id. per box, stamp included.
London, England, 1817-10-18

To which the Colonel replied as follows !--

" The Colonel of the legion is extremely sorry that he was
not at home when Mr. and his friends %mded upon him;
he will have the honour to see them at whatever hour it may
suit them to call ukil four o'clock to-day, or tc-worrow front
eight o'clock to ten, or at twelve.
" Dieppe, k=2.Bre, 1617. (Signed) " C. ueJoutt.t.t."

" Accordingly. at 4 o'clock, the English Gen-
tlemen at Taylor's Hotel waited upon the Co-
lonel, and stated their complaint, .requiring, at
the same time, the punishment of the sentinel, as
a disavowal of the insult and tissult. ‘lre have
much pleasure in adding, that their reception by
Col. Jouilli was highly -.Satisfactory. lie most
distinctly denied any knondedge'of the insult hitn-
self', much less of any onto given to the sentinel
to moke this arbitrary distinction amongst Horse
who passed • before hii house; but he also gave
repeated assurances that. the 4oldier sitoultl he
punished for his conduct ,in the most txvmplary
manner."

1,,* For PaovisciAL Jouaxat,a, see the Last Page-,—For,the
TEtiaar ItEvlEw, see the Fits!.

THEATUICAL REGIS-TER.
• Performed Laa Sight.
TEIEATRE ROYAL COVENT•GAUDEN.—The Apostate : Malec,
Mr. Young; Plorinda, Miss O'Neill. After which, Cynion.
London, England, 1817-10-18

MANSION-HOUSE.

TITDES num LonGERs.---Yesterday the Rev.
Dr. Rose, Vicar of St. Martin Out witch, BishOps-
gate; summoned an inhabitant of that street, to
spew cause why he refused to pay his ratio of
tithe. He was himself a man of large faritily, his
parish was very small, and he could not afford to
lose the tithe due by the defendant. The latter
resisted the payment on the ground that he Was
but a lodger in the house where lie resided, and
held, his apartments yearly. Other persons lodged
in the house, and among them was even the pro-
prietor. The Rev. Vicar, be said, had selected
hint as the object of assessment, while with nu-
merous other lodgers he has failed.--,.Dr. Rose de-
nied this ; but supposing the fact to be so, he should
now urge the payment of the tithe by the defendant,
'upon which subject the Act of Henry VIII, was pe-
_reinptory.--,-The particular clause of the Statute was
read. It enacted, that '' every house, warehouse,
yard, garden, &c. being severed or divided, and busi -
ness being carried on in any such place or places, so
separated and divided, the same should be -liable
to the payment of tithe.'l—The LORD MAYOR said,
the Act was as clear as language could make it.—
The defendant still resisted, saving 'that" lie had
been singled out by the Rev. Vi-ear, and Was the
only, one who had courage to resist his demand.--•
The. Loan MAYoa recommended the defendant
not to be obstinate, the law being clearly against
him.—After this admonition, .the Reverend Vicar
and the defendant withdrew, the latter consent=
ing to submit to a proper arrangement with the
former.
London, England, 1817-10-18

UNION-ILItcL.

A Yootc-G, SunNrmen.—Edward Kellq, Et lad
of decent appearance, 13 years of age,,was brought
beiore Mr. Sergeant Su.LoN, the Sitting Magis-
-trate, by Holmes, the constable, charged with
obtaining admiss'iou tickets to the Surrey Theatre
under false pretences.—Alr. Whittaker, of the
Surrey Theatre, stated. that last Thursday even-
ing h,rving heel fixed upon for his -.benefit at the
said theatre, he deposited a quantity of admission
tickets with Mr. Nichols, confectioner, in Black-
friars-road, for sale. About six o'clock on Thurs.
dayvening, the prisoner delivered a note to Mr.
Nichols, purporting to come from Mr, Whitta-
ker, requiring that twelve pit-tickets should be
delivered to the hearer. Mr. Nichols observing
sonic orthographicai errors in the note, suspected
it to be a forgery, and sent for Holmes, who took
the prisoner into 'custody ; and having been in-
formed that E 1 similar trick had been played off
with better success with Mr. Withers,,a confec-
tioner) also residing 'in Blackfriars-road, car-
ried the prisoner, and confronted him with 11r.
Withers, who immediately recognized him the
person who, a few days previously, obtained from
hint four pit- t ickets, the property of Mr. Brydges,
of the Surrey Theatre, by means of a note, pur-
porting to be written by Mr. Budges, and-re.
(inking the delivery of four pit-tickets to the
bearer (the prisoner), and which Mr. Withers
delivered accordingly. Mr. Whittaker 'further
stated, that the note delivered, as above stated,
to Mr. Nichols, was not his writing. On search-
ing the prisoner, a copy of 'the note to Mr. Nichols
was found in his pocket. The prisoner was re-
manded until Mr. Withers. (now confined by sick-
ness) could attend to giVe evidence
London, England, 1817-10-18

I.UPIL.---,A MARRIED and BENEFICED
CLERGYMAN, who receives a few PUPILS into his
FAMILY, has now a ~VACANCY. Distance front London
Twelve Miles. Terms . 1511 Guineas per Ann.—Letters di-
vected to -Rev. A. B. at Mr. Anderson's, Bookseller, 186,
Piccadilly, will be forwarded.
London, England, 1817-10-18

A SAVING OF ONFGUINEA IN FOUR.

VIASHIONAI3 ningt• Elegant.
,`cut and made in a superior manner, of the best Super-
Cue Cloth, from ;31. gs. to W. 125.; Waistcoats, from Ss. to
145.; Doulde-milled Cassimere Breeches, 11. 65.; TroWsers,
cheap in proportion. A variety of, Shooting Jackets, Hunt-
ing Coats; also Curricle, and Driving Coats : and, for
She convenience of Gentlemen travelling, a variety is kept
teddy--iinishi,d, or a soh made in four hours. Servants' Live- •
tries 41. 10s! complete. The business of this house being
xi/holly done with -.ready-money, enables the Proyrietors, to
'submit the above Itilvantaeous Terms to the Public, which is
;tot less than from SO to 461 per Cent.
•• No. I£3B,,yleelt.strect, four doors east of Chancery-lane.
44* Merchants and Captains wanting large quantities, will
And a great advantage by applying as above.
London, England, 1817-10-18

menses

Extract (fa Letter from the Agent, to Lloyd's at
Menzel, dated September 30.

" Early on the 28111 it blew fresh at W.S.W.
and at noon increased to'a heavy gale from the \V.
and has continued since at W.N.W. without in
termission, with a very high sea running. am
apprehensive for the safety of the vessels that
have been on the coast, particularly for a ship,
two brigs, and a galliot, tvltichwere seen making
for.the hat hour before the first heavy squall,witls
a heavy, thick rain.
" Captain CLAASiEN, of, the Isis, belonging
here, after discharging 2 lighters of salt, from Li-
verpool, g!lc under way out of the road, and 1'
hope will have good sea room. Had he renit;ined
at. anchor, the vessel nevcr could have rode out
the gale, which has been one of the heaviest exa
perienced for these many yeilTS at this season.
" Since writing the foregoing, the gale bas
greatly abated,2ant: the vtiod going to the P.i.orsh-
ward.

" P. S. This-moment information ha been re,-

ctiwed by express, that a vessel was lost 3+eSter'
day, with all hinds, betw•eent Niddeo and

Selmartzprili (about five ti
~i,iles Soulll-
ward. from hence), supposed co be ft om Mao,

With iiye.
" Just before (lark a large ship, apparently
salt laden, brought up in the road ; the sta

liislses greatly:"

Extract of a Letter from the Agent to Lloyd's al

Pi!tau, dated Oct. 2.

" We have experienced a severe gale from the
westward for several days. The Hunter, KIDII(-f!
from Newcastle with coals, ran on shore on thy
Inner Bank, but was got off on the 29th ul4.
mithout any material damage."

I,:noN, OCT. 2.—A!l vessels from England and
Scotland are to perform 10 days' goaraotioe, sod
those from Ireland 20 days, by order of thio
London, England, 1817-10-18

97, Hig,li Holborn,

_ .
is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to
this, and the difference of the Type, which is nu like all Let-
ter-press, will enable Purchases at once to detect the finpo-
iition. The REAL JAPAis BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High ,Holborn, will in future lie sold in Bot-
tles at 6d. is. and is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders. • -

DAY Ind MARTIN, 97, Iligb Holborn.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,
In Octaro, price 10s. (id. in boards,

AN HISTORICAL RESEARCH into the NA-
TURE °Me BALANCE of POWER in EUROPE.
By GOULD FRANCIS LECKIE.

London i Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street.

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Bvo. price 11. 11s. 6d. boards,

JOURNAL of a TOUR and RESIDENCE in
ciREAT BRITAIN, during the Years 1810 and 1811.

By LOUIS SIMOND.

Second Edition, corrected-and enlarged; to which is added,
an Appendix on France, written in December, 1815; and Oc-
tober, 1816.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.

MISS A. M. PORTER'S NEW WORK.
This Day was published,
In Three Volumes, 12mo. *ice 11.. Is. boards,
THE• KNIGHT of ST. JOHN ; a Romance.
By MISS ANNA MARIA PORTER.
• Author of "The Recluse of Norway," &c. &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.
Of whoth may be had, by the same Author,
I. ReclUse of Norway, 4 vols. 11. 14;-.
2. Hungarian Brothers, Third Edition, 3 vols.. 16s. 6d..
3.Don Sebastian, 3 vols. 11. Is.
Also, by MISS JANE PORTER',
1. The Pastor's Fire-Side, Second Edition,4 vols. 11. 1 ls. 6d.
2. Thaddeus of Warslw, Seventh Edition, 4 vols. 'lBs.. bds.
3. Scottish Chiefs, Third Edition, 5 vols. 11. 15s. boards.,

This Day were published,

In 2 cols. Svc,. price et's. hoards, the Fourth Edition of

ESSAYS on the NA'IURE and PRINCIPLES
of TASTE.

By. ARCHIBALD kLISON, LL.B. F.R.S.
London and Edinhnri3O), &c. &c.• &c.

To this Edition are added, Observations on the Origin of
the'Beauty of the Human Countenance and Form.
" We look Upon this as on the whole the hest and most
pleasing Work which has }'et been produced on the subject of
Taste and Beauty. The whole of. the BMA is in no ordinary
degree both beautiful and instructive.".
Edinburgh Review, No. XXXV. .
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown,
Paternoster-row; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may lie had,' by the same Author,
SERMONS, in 2 Vols. Bvo. 11. 4s. boards.
London, England, 1817-10-18

MitTHS.

• . ,
On the tab iast. at Camer, the Jady of William Cowbu to,
Esq. of Tavistock-square; of a daughter.
Yesterday looming, in Little Russell-street, Covent-g.arden,
the wife of Mr. Carmichael, of a daughter. '
London, England, 1817-10-18

'l' UL CORDIAL BALM of al LEAD en-
riches the blood without inflaming it ; braces without
'Rh:lola:jog too violently the nervous syit cm ;. frees. and d is-
Lorti,,•ns the viscera and other important organs : resolves
"hsrructions and throws ell viscid strong hit moors ; strength-
pus the general habit, and .rings back the muscular fibres to
"heir natural and healthy tone ; as it is calculated to produce
a considerable degree, all or any of these effects, so it must,
tunler certain modificatiOns and rest rict ions, be equally adapt-
V for Ihe cure of every species of 'decay. Bence, the Cordial
balm of Gilead makes a direct attack upon the malty headed
hydra, and will be found to apply indirectly or collaterally to
`llmost every other.
The primary object of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, the Pro-
t,rietor of this Restorative, who here submits his ideas to the
Vablie—'-ideaS dictated and confirmed by.alinigand successful
Practice, is to relieve those persons, who, by an immoderate
‘Adulgence of their passions, have ruined their constitutions,
41(1 brought, on a perfect-Tabes Dorsatis, or in their way to
.the consurnmation of Iliac deplorable malady, art affected
4',ith any of those previous svmtonis that betray its approach,
at the various affections of 'the nervous system, obstinate
Veets, involuntary emissions, excesses, irregularity, obsteac-
li',u of certain evacuations, weaknesses, total impotency, bar-
tentless, Sze. 43nt the relief he wishes to adMinister' is not
;,ofined to these 'alone.. The valetudinarian by birtbovho
has received from his parents the inheritance of a diseased,
and unprolific leanie ; the delicate female, whom an Minton:4
acid inactive life, together with the inuimilerate use of tea
It'd other weak and watery aliMents,has, without any fault. of
brought on all the calamitous symptoms of a consump-
tive habiti and me, without timely assistance, sinking into
441 untimely grave ! /To such as these, the Cordial Balm
of Gilead will alford the most permanent relief, and restore
Rimier divine influence) to the enjoyment of all the comforts
saving of One Bottle in Four.
Sold by Bacon and Co..-150, Oxford-street ; Ward, 324,
4'ulborn ; Leigh, ls, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 1'33, Mino-
t,ies. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market
fowns throughout the Kingdom, and all-other Medicine Ven-
price.i 1
s. each; or. four in one Family Bottle for 335. by
Nl'hich one I Is. Bottle, is sated, with the words " Saml. Solo-
Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp, to imitate which is
**Patients corresponding with Dr. Solomon please
obsrive,•that thecomplini.nt OnePOund is expected, ad-
V:vssed, " Money Leiter, Dr. Solomon, 6ilead-llouse,mear
Nverpoul. raitl postage."
London, England, 1817-10-27

ELL/ eramined by Mr. READ.

Ile ethifirnie..d his father's testimony., lie was
comlidlen ttrgo along with the party Who attack-
ed.-his father's house on the night of the 9th of
Tie p3rty put a pike ,in his hand, and
took him away to Mr. 3Vaiter's, - two closes-off,

from whence, they took a gun and a .pistol. The
ptiSOner.Brailreth actedws captain, .They then
went:to' Mr. Bostwick's,. from. whence two guns
were taken by furce,.. ;They, then .went to Hunt's
'and took his man away. From thence they went
to flepwqrth,..where the man Art's_ murdered.
The gun was Jet off by the • pri•t.nnt;r.. Roliert

. .
Walter was tie man who was, kill,:d. in all other
particulars this wit nets confirmed the accomplice.
A great many men and a gie,it cruintity of arms
were taken front- diEterent house. Witness escap-
ed from them soon afterwards. and went houw;
heard several nt.the mob sty thry were going .to
pull down the Parliament flou:re, and teak the
laws. - •

. ,
ISAAC. WALKER,. examined.by Mr. Rey NoLDs.
Witness was a fariner at South Wingfield ; was
awoke from his sleep on tlkenight of the 9th June,
abOift.29ntinutes past .eleven, by the • barking of
his ;, looked into the yard, and saw a great
ninny men with pikes and ginis they.de-
fnandefil.a gun and 41 brace:.of..pistols they took
a gun and a brass pistol from him ; does not kanw
the prkoner's person, but' he gave
9.4 plop! to
'Elie man they called the Captain.. , - -
London, England, 1817-10-27

TO I3E- SOLD lir AUCTION,

By Mr.. SOTHEBY4 Bookseller, at his House, No. 14S,
Strand, 9pposite Catherine*-street, on MONDAY, Novero;
her 3, and Eight following Days (Sunday excepted), at
Twelve o'Clock,,,
A Very Extensive and Vaittabk MISCELLA-
..NEOUS LIBICARY of the late HENRY MB:Yr, Esq.
removed from his House at Llitr2,-ton: together with some
Ctrious,MTSSALS and BOOKS of PRAYERS, in Black Let.
tor, (rein the of Mr. AMES.
To be viewed, and Catalogues (price is.) had at the place
of sale.
London, England, 1817-10-27

PUBLICATIONS.

Lora) AMHERST'S MISSION TO CHINA.
This Day *as published,
Erandsonvely printed in one Volume, 4to. uniformly with
Sir George Staunton's Account of the former Embassy, il-
lustrated with Maps, a Portrait of Lard Amherst, and
Seven Coloured Plates of Views, &c. prit e 21. '29.
fil-OURNALtitt the PROCEEDING:.-: of the late
EMBASSY to CHINA comprising a correct Narrative
of the. public Transactions olthe Embassy, of the Voyage to
and from China, and of the 4ouroey from the Mduth at the
Pti-H oto the Return to Canton; interspersed with Observa-
tions. upon the face of the Country, the Policy,. the Moral
Cha.racter,And Manners, of the Chinese Nation. •
By HI'..'NRY ELLIS, Esci. Secretary Of Erribassy,
Printed for Jou% MuJtamt, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1817-10-27

IV- The great length of the Legal Proceedings oblige us to
defer many favours till To-morrow.—We shall notice the
Liverpool Mayoralty To-morrow.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed 01{ Saturday Night.
THEATRE 'ROYAL, DEUIRY-LANE.—Othello Othello, Mr.
Kean ; Desdemona, by a Young Lady. after which, What
Next ?

THEATRE ROYAL, CMPLNT-GATMEN:—The Siege of Belgrade:
the Seraskier, Mr. Brithain;lia, Miss Stephens. After
which (first [jute), The Father and his Children. '

NIAILS.

.AnalvED—l Franca, 1 Flauder9, 1 Holland, 2 Guernsey arc!
.Jersey, 3 Dublin, 1 Waterford. DUE-1 Lisbon, 2 klam-
burgh, 2 Gotteuburgll, 1 Waterfoid.

Yesterday—Kt No GEORGE 111. PROCLAIMED.—Kept (this day)
at the Bauk,Exchequer, East ludiaaild South Sea Houses.

Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns-made in the week ending the 251 d day of
'October, 1817, is bss. 7d. Per Cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
f%l ruing, 54'minutei after 5. Evening, 19 minutes atter 4.

THE SUN.

lULEM QuisERE rm,s'um AuDEAT!

LONDON,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1817. •
London, England, 1817-10-27

VICTUeILLING-OFFICE, Oct. 24, 1817.

E COMMISSIONERS far VICTUA LL IN G
411 His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That on Friday 71C:ric the 31st Instant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in u.,?iting (sealed up), and treat for One
Thousand Fire Thindred Sacks of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD
FLOUR, to be subject to fief usual warranty of twelve months:,
OA Thousand Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, and One
.Thou-
sand Qlearters of PEASE.
Me whole to be delivered into leis Akicsty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford, in the space of a fortni,rht, and to be
paid for by hills, payable, without interest, sixty days after
.

The Conditions of the Contracts mall be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not
he delicereeto the Board before OW-past Two o'Clock on
the: said Friday Tir.^7 t , the 3121 Instant, nor unless the Person
anho maka the ';'paler. sr some Pcrsan on his behalf, mends,
to answer wig N ratted for.

HORNS:IW and Co.Stock-Brokers, beg leave
to acquaint the Public, that they haVe- nn Sale, in
'Tickets and Shares, SIX PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS, besides nyaiy valuable Capital Prizes. 'to begin
Draiiiug on t. e. 7th NEXT MONTH. The Scheme is
highly ;tpprOved•of, particularly as it affords double Chances.
Ati•P:izes paid as soon as drawn at the old-established Office
id HORNSBY nod Co. Cornhill.
London, England, 1817-10-27

ferocity of their purpose. It bad been marked,
arnung►t other eircutustancei, by the death of
a yoking man, who had not even offered the sho'w

of a resistance to theiy proceedings. Their oh

ject had been thus- shoWn to. be the creation
of general disorder, by means of wading through
t he blood of their countrymen ; the extinguishment
of the laws, and the sacrifice of the property and
the persona; safety of their neighbours. God be
thanked, they had not succeeded in their enterprise,
and. he bad only to express a hope that the exam-
pie furnished by this inquiry and its result, would
preserve honest' and industrious men •in future
from the delusion excited of a frantic and rebel-
liou spirit by hellish agitators, for the gratifica-
tion of their malignant purposes. He besought
them to employ the remnant of their lives in aton-
ing to society for
,the evil they bad intended and
partly carried into effect. Would to God that the
advice given them by that excellent man Mr. Goo-
dwin, int he first stage of their undertaking,had been
attended to. He had told them that the law
would be too strong for them, and that they were
meting at the peril of their lives : but he feared he
could • not trust himself to further observations,
but most hasten to rue painful task of pronouncing
the • sentence of the law, which was, that they
sevt Ally be carried back to the place. from which
tbey came, and they 'be thence drawn upon a
hurdle to some place of execution, where they
should be Linger! by; the neck, and their beads
vered from their bodies, which should be divided
into four parts, and disposed of as his Majesty
should direct. Might the Lord God have com-
passion on their souls.

The Court immediately adjourned., Several of
the prisoners were much affected-and wept bitterly.
The LORD CHIEF BARON expressed his personal
gratitude for the attention paid by the Jury
throughout the Whole course of these proceedings,
and he was instructed by the three learned Judges
who had presided there to express the same,sen-
titneut on their part.
London, England, 1817-10-27

gagement very 'sooty, With Jessop's men at But,

ter ley furnace.

Witness asked • who the stranger'

Willi; Anti Turner said; ''that's our Captain froth
Nottingham." On -getting near :Hunt's barn,

about- a score joined them :
<they were. arnie(i

pikvs and guns,, and one. sward or two.,-7

George Weiglittitinsaiii; we must go to a field, cif

Air•. Topharu's, anti the Pennidgo—people would

meet •them there.

Before they set off,. ‘ViMao)

Turner and:the prisoner fortnetithem into ranks.
Witness reeeived.a bag. Qt. bullets to carry.; he
London, England, 1817-10-27

carried - them in preference• to a pike.---[ rwo

pikes with sprarhemis of rough work Inanship,
'sere here prothiced].,—These were what lieppant

by pikes.

Prisoner their gave the word " to

tt;arCh" •they went to Hardwick's. house,

and. from thence H tory.Tomlioson's, Witness

el id not gh with thew, but went the nearest way

to ineet them at Topham's close. The three bid-

lanTi.tnet then!: there .11 they had pikes iti their

hands

It %tas then arranged that:Geo:Weight-

mr.ln shonid go search of others of the E►arty,
and if he met then►, to bring then► to Penttidge-
lane ; and George WeighttnHll carried the ,bag. of

bullets ‘vith him.
London, England, 1817-10-27

S'6l-4.<41
r, • 1:4 4
, 4

From the LONDON G IzET FE, OCT. 25

•
(This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent has .permit-
ted the sth regiment to hear on their colours and 'appoint-
ments. the words " Roltia," " Ciudad Rodrigo," " Sala-
manca," and Nivelle"; and the 34th regiment to bear the
words " Albueva", and " Peninsula."--It further notifies,
that Captain W, Hinde, late ofi the 32d foot, has been struck
the half-pay list from the 25th tilt. for raising money upon
false representations.—This Gazette also contain 4 meerlifi-
eate from. the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, thit- up
-
to the 4th of July last they had redeemed 'of the Consolidated
Debt of Great Britain 318,185,1411. 19s. id. yielding a yearly
interest of the sum of 10,526,4241. ss. 144. being an excess of
25,527,8451. 4s. 44d. over the total of the Funded Debt of
Great Britain, created by sundry Acts prior to and including
36 Geo. 111. c. 74. The amount of Irish- Debt redeemed is
certified to be 9,219,4401. 19s. being an excess of 2,278,6841.
Ss. 3d. over the total of the Irish Debt prior to and created
by the two Acts of Gee. 111. c. 4 an:: F.O
London, England, 1817-10-27

THE THEATRES.

DEHRY-LANE.—The part of Desdemona - wit/
performed at this Theatre, on Saturday last, b
. a Lady, who had-never before appeared on an
stage. Her. face is beautiful, and her person al
together pleasing and elegant., Her voice is pc
culiarly sweet, and is .sufficiently powerful eve
for the area of this' ,extensive theatre. Nothin
could be more unaffected and interesting than th
~
whole of,her performance ; and, considering it 0
the first effort of a. delicate' female, who 1441
never before quitted the confines of dotnestic lifer'
wa3 a very extraordinary display of abilities, esi
such as promises to render •?her a valuable acquisi'
tion to the Stage. -Her action was marked by thi
same unstudied simplicity which charaeterised,fier
performance throughout. She was most warmll
and deservedly applauded. Mr. Mavwoon wits.
the 1419. He made a respectable stand altogether.
but was rather too violent at times for the cold'
blooded rnalice,of the port, partic4larly when lit
delivered a soliloquy, on the close of which he
Seemed, like a litin, to lash himtelf into a rage.
KEAN, exerted himself with great effect in the on"
happy Moor, and was much applauded. '
COVENT.GARDEN.7-After The Siege of Belgrade..
on Saturday, in which /IttAnAm was somewhat
too loud and violent in his style of singing, anti
in which Miss STEPHENS tliSpllVed her SWECi
voice and nnaffected sprightliness in Lilla, a nest(
Meio-drame was represented entided The Fathef
and his .Children. It is a translation from th,e
Frencb., The 10110 Wing is a bale( account of the
Plot :
Di.nant, an undone Merchant, conceals himself from bil
creditors in a v,ood near Nantes. He and his family are over
taken by hunger. . Another persecutor tries tficir patience i 3
the' shape of Colonel. St. Elide, a profligate lover of 00
daughter, Cecilia. Dumont tries the road, to'obtain support
•for his dying household. He attacks the Commandant o'l
Nantes, the father of Colonel St. Elme. He returns witli
provisions, and a general scene aplace. feeding takes f'e•
cilia is subsequently carried away by the Coionei, hut rescuer,
and restored to her father.. Her pursner is detected by meant '
of a trinket dropped irons him in the struggle, and the cur'
taiu falls with mutual congratulations, and something lA,
the promise of a husband for Cecilia.

If there were not objectSmf disiresS in the'streeti
of London, and throughout the empire, sufficient
to excite compassion, such a, piece might be pro•
per to exercise the feelings of humanity ; but mere
starvation is not one of those vices and follies which
it is the main purpose of the drama to reform; nut)
therefore we have only to add, * that M'CREt.tr
gam a true but repulsive portrait of misery wholly
unfit for theatrical representation.
London, England, 1817-12-15

THE CHASE,

Lord Scarbrough% "(ix iwuilds will meet on Wednesday at
Swinnuw Wood ; and on Friday at Gateford Toll-bar ;—at
„ten o'clock each day.
The Badsworth fox hounds meet on Tuesday at Bretton
' •I'ark ; tin Thursday at Woodlands.; and on Saturday at Fel-
kirk ;—at ten o'clock each day.
Sir Henry ('revue's fox lounds,will meet on Thursday at
kg4inton, at ten o',clock.
Mr. Meynell's fox hound; will meet on Thursday at Hoar-
toss and ou Saturday at Wichnor, at half-past tcu o'clock
Tach day.

'SHIP NEWS'.

EXTRACT OF A LETTntt, NTED FA6lotlttl, 17TH

INSTANT.
" Several varlets were lost in Flietland
Cinring the late gales' bnt cannot e.srettain .their
naint:s."

PLY:4IOtYTH, DEC. I.—Arrived the Ceres, front
London for Africa, with loss of howspcit, anti
otherwise thinaged, and must UtilOail.; Flower,
PAL:Y,front St. Michael's.; and Milvind, BRooK ,
frOm Ik:Orwdy for :Trieste.; she sailed from Fol- •
moil* the 7th inst. and the following day was
driven on the Corigeon ROck, about 26 miles N.
'of Ushant she is kaki, and will probably have
to discharge her Cargri of fish.---A Hanthurgh
ship, laden With linen, near Ushant, and
all hands perished.—Thte 'fishermen state,
that two bligs we're seen to -go down on Sunday
night, and all hands perished. A schooner was
likewise seen dismasted, steering f6r Portsmouth.
GuERNIEY, DEC. 11.-I'ut in here to-day th'e
Ant, LLOYD, of Liverpobl, in 'distress, having lost
her boats and sails ; also the Hope, M‘Lu'cLiN,
of Berwick, from Newcastle for Demerara, with
loss of part of her sails. The Elizabeth Johann ,
En RUST WRAAMANN, from Narva for Bourdeaux ;
and the brig Roxana, WILLIAMS, from New Or-
leans, have put in, with loss of sails, and other
datnage.—Yesterday came in the Patience, BEST,
with loss of sails, boats, and other damage. Pot
in to-day the Phoenix, REssTaam, Hain-
burgh with wheat, which is mach damaged, and
inns: unload : she has also lost her boats and

DEAL, DEc. 14.—Arrived yesterday, and sailed
for the River, the Tontine, CURLY, from New
York, in 52 (lays. Sailed, and pdt h ,ek again
to-day, the Loid Lvnedoeli, for Fort William
Arrived de Vrow Cornelia, STEEN vELD, front Am-
sterdam for Surinam.

PuRTSMOUTII, DEC. ILL—Arrived the Ceres-
and Regard from the Downs. Sailed the Britan-
nia for Grenada; Crescent, for Leghorn ; Ocean,
for Jamaica ; and the John, for Malta. Arrived
to-day the Benevolent, ()nest, and Venus trans-
ports', from Dover.
Drc. 12.—Put hack the Fort
William East Indianian, and a .hip, name un-
known, supposed to be a West Indianian, from
Plymouth.

Andromache frigate, Captain SnEr.R:rv,
sailed on Friday lor Rio Janeiro and the River
Plate where minadron, iii ter Comano,litt!
nowt_Es, will consist of the following ships :
Amphion (Commodore), Andromache, Captain
Sttr.Rni:F ; hyacinth, Captain StiAltrE ; 8105-
sum, Captain litcKEY ; and tilt! Tyne, Captain
r,LCON.

Ti)e. Glasgnw, Hon. Capin for
the Mediterranean, has been detained at St. He-
lens several days, fur the mirpose of taking ant
tinvernment dispatches. She was to sail yester-
tlay morning
London, England, 1817-12-15

cess CHARLOTTE.]

MILITARY Plto cyr lONS. ,
Ordnance-Office, Dec. 10, 1817.
Royal Regiment of artillery—First Lieutenant C. G. Kett,
frotnlttelialf7pay of 'the Regiment. to be First Lientenant,
vice Michell., promoted to the rank of Captain, with a view
to permanent service in the Portuguese Army,and removed
from the Artillery;. Second Captain RJI, Ord,- front the
half-pay of the Regiment, to be Second Captain, vice
Lord, deceased. .

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED.
W. Steel, late of Lancaster, linen-draper.
W. Dunn, Warnford-cuurt, Throgmorton-street; stock-
broker.
London, England, 1817-12-15

VICTUdb LING- OFFICE, Nov. 21, 1817.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His Md. E STY !S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
ant Tuesdey, the 16th of December next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the
supply (on separate Contracts) of altsuch penalties of FRESH
BEEF and KUM as may be ree!uired for the use of his Ma-
Est y's Ships and Vessels at the Ports undermentioned via.;—

}FRESH BEEF.
RUM.

Dublin
Liverpool -
Milford Haven
Liverpool - •
4Tli!ford Haven - -
For Twelve Calender Months, front the 12th January next

.To be paid for by Bilis payable, without Interest, .sixty
days after date:
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office; at this Office; or by applying- to the Seere-
fir,/ to the Postmaster-General. at Dublin; and to the Col-
orctors of the Customs at Liverpooland Milford Haven, re-
apestively.
_ _

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
iielirered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said rues-
day„ the 16th ri December next, nor unless the Person who
snakes the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends to
answer when called for. _

- .
Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two re;pon'oible Persons, engaying to become bound with
the'Party tendering, in the Penal SIM of 5001. for the due
pelormanre of each of the Contracts.
London, England, 1817-12-15

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, at his House, No. 145,
Strand, opposite Catherine-street, on WEDNESDAY, De-
cember 17, and Three following Days, at-Twelve o'Clock,
THE LIBRARY of a GENTLEMAN (con-,
signed from the Country).
Among them are, Macklin's Bible, 6 vol. Red Morocco—.
Boydell's Large Prints to Shakspeare—Dugdales Origines
Juridiciales, with the Portraits and Plates—Churchill's Col-
lection of Voyages and-Travels, with the Harleian Collection,
8 vol.—Gunton's Much of Peterhurgh, large paper—New-
castle's Horsemanship, 2 vol. large paper—Burke's Works,
5 vol. 4to.—Strutes Chronicles, 2 vol.—Adami de Domerbani
et Walteri Hemingford Historire, ab Hearne, 4 tom. large
paper—Bewiek's quadrupeds and Birds, 3 vol. Russia ; Chal
mers' English Poets, el vol.—A fine Collection of C7.ta1040,„;
&c. &c.

To be viewed, and Catalogues (price ed.) had at the place
of sale.

This Day was published, under the Patronage of
. The Right Honourable 'his Majesty's 'Mutisters,
The GoYernor and Directors of the Bank of England,
The Hon. the Directors of the East India Company, and

The. Honourable Corporation of the City of London,
401-INSTONE'S LONDON COMMERCIAL
41 GUIDE and STREET DIRECTORY for 1818, on a
new and more efficient Principle than any yet established, in
Four Parts,—l ...Consisting of a Classification of 'Street's, their
length in, yards, and the number of houses they resnectiyelY:
contain; alSo the NameS and Professions of the Inhabitants
in each Street, whether Commercial or Professional—/: The
,Names of all the Inhabitants alphabetically •arian:ged, with
the Business or Profession attached-3. Of an alphabetical
Classification of Trades and Professions-4. Of a Coach and
Waggon List. To which is added, a comprehensive MiScel-
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Parliament, the Names of the Principal Merchants and
Bankers in every City of Europe; With explanatory:indexes..
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this Work are requested to be sent; also by Longman, Hnrst.
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London, England, 1817-12-15

SUGAR.

Average Price of Brown or 'Muscovado Sugar, computed
`from the Returns made in the Reek endiug the 10th ray of
December, is 50s. lid. per cwt.

FIRE AT ItoTHEratiTna.-11esterday morning
a dreadful 'fire broke out at the King's-niills,
therhithe, helopging to Mr. SURRY, a contra9tor
for llie_Government troops. It broke out about a
quarter. past five o'clock in the.nrarning', at which
time one of the watchrpon, then on the premises,
first discoveted the smoke issuing from the. steam-
engine, when, he gavkthe alarm. 13y the prompt
a:rrival•oFti nicmher of :engines, and a plentifu;
'supply of water,the.fire was confined "to the mills,
,and Mr. Surry's.dvvellingehouse, which, with; its
~Vontents., were bnnit to the ground. It is not
itnown'how the fire or,iginitEd, but we are happy
to add Oat no lives Were lot!? Theveroises were
fully insured. The machineryalone, it is. said.,
was insured at the Sun Office fOr I 2,0001. Owing
to the- timber; bricks, &c. falling into the dock, it
is feared that the water will be .stopped in its
course.

•
,
,
London, England, 1817-12-15

FABLE.

Sir R. Wmldly having, to forward his own views, decided
on marrying his ward, Rosantlie, the daughter of Commo-
dore Danvers, to Sir Staunch Stakescre, Harcourt, the• lover
of the La.h', obtains her consent to an elopement. The plan
formed to carry this design into effect is made 'mown to Sir
Robert, who resolves to do nothing that may interfere with
it, but favours the young Lady's escape, having previously
tahe3 care that Sir Staunch ;Mould carry her .te instead of
Harcourt. The lovers are apprised of this scheme, and En..
genia, Rosanthe's attendant, is substituted for her Lady, and
borne off in triumph by Sta4eacre. Rosanthe following,
finds the expected Harcourt, and flies with him (rout the
house of Sir Robert, who is thus outwitted at last.

This piece is attribtoed to a Mr. EARLE. As hi
proof that the Managers thought well of it, they
had I:ssigned to it the chiet comic and musical
strew; h of theTheatre, but we du not consider this
assignment as a_proof of their want of judgment
and taste, but rather as an indic.:tion of buth, as
they probably conceived that the intrinsic quali-
ties of the piece did not promise dramatic
longevity. As it is, however, the comic efforts
of DowToN, HARLEY, OXBEaRY, Mrs. ALsOP,
Mrs. BLAND, the musical exertions of the List ;
of 'V. CooKE, Miss ByRNE, !And Miss CUBIT'',
and the gr.iver labours of Pore and H. Jolla-
STosis, could not secure it from a critical storm
iv bleb assailed it in its progress, and teas so viu-
Iva an the conclusion as to prevent it from being
audibly announced for repetition.
London, England, 1817-12-15

HE COMMISSIONERS far VICTUALLING
leis NAVY do hereby give Notice,
Thlat on Tuesday, the 1614 of December nest, °they will be
wady to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for
the supply (on separate Contracts) of all such enntitios of

Bread, Beef and Mutton,
Wine, Milk,
Vegetables, Candles,
Soap, and Basins,
Ss may be required for the service of the !LOYAL NAVAL
HOSPITALS at SASIAR and PLYMOUTH respectively,
during- the spare of Twelve Calendar Months, front the Ist of
'January 181.8 inclusive.
The Conditions of the Contracts .may be seen at the • Se,
aviary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the
Stewards of the above-mentioned Hospituls„ .
No regard will be had..to 42sy.,Tender in. which the Price
shall not be inserted in I-Vords at Angth, or that shall not
be delivered to the Board &flare One o'Clock on the said
Tues,'rty, the Mk of. December nett ; nor unless the Per-
ton who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
attends. to answer when called for.,
Each. Tender Inu,st also be accompanied by a Letter .signed by
two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the
Party tendering, In the Penal Sum of 500/. far the due per-
iiManCe of the Contracts for each of the two first men-
tioned articles, and of 2006. for each of the others.
London, England, 1817-12-15

BANKRUPTS.

J. A. Ellis, Great Yarmorith, innkceper, Deo. 19, at • eight,
Dec. 20,, at ten, and Jan. 24, at. seven, at the Black Lion
Tavern,. Great Yarmouth. Attornics, Messrs. Swain, Ste-
Yens, Maples; Pearse, and Hunt, Frederick's-place.
M. Dodman, Morahan), Norfolk, shopkeeper Dec. 26, at
six, Dec. 27, and ten, 24, at le, at tke Guildhall, King's
Lynn. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, Clarke, and Co. Warn-
ford-court, Throgmorton-street.
W. Whitebreacl,-'llatb, coal-merchant, Dec. 22, 23, and Jan.
24, at eleven, att e Christopher Inn, Bath. Attorney, Mr.
Burfoot, King's Bench-walks, Temple.
J. Kirkby, Leeds, merchant, Dpc.
,30, at the George Inn,
Hudderefield,Dec. 31, and Jan. 24, at the Seisions House,
Leeds. Attorney, Mr. Lake, Dowgate-hill.
E. Kirkman, Portsmouth, milliner,,Dec. 16, Jan. 3; and 24,
at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cursitor-
st reet, Chancery-lane.
J. Stephens,
~Coilingwood,street, Blackfriars-road, brewer,
Dec. 16, 28, and Jan. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney,

Mr. James, Bucklershury.
E. Bailey, Preshute,. Wiltshire, parchment-maker, Dec. 22,
23, and Jaii. 24, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Marlborough.
Attorney, Mr. Bishop, Gray's:-inn-square.
W,. Payne,, York-street, Westminster, cheesemonger, Dec.
16, 27, and' Jan. 24, at ten,' at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Knight, Kensington, or Mr. 'poplin', Dean-street, Soho.
E:Needhani., St. Mary-Axe, merchant; Dec. 16, 20, andjan.
24, at ten, at,G.uildhall. Attornies, Mews. Mason,
and'Housman, Crescent, New Bridge-street, Rlackfrial*.
R. Stephens, Lang-line, Bermondsey,-tanner,-Deb. 16,'
and Jan. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Latili
and Hawke, Princes-street, Bank of England.
11.: Taylor, Pentbnville, stage-master, Dec. 23, 27, and Jan.'
24, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cole nab,
Inn, Holhorn... • . •
J. Haywood, otherwise J. Hayward, Chelten ham, groecr, Dec.
26; at six, Dec. 27, and Jau. 24, at`the Bell Itin, Chelten-
ham.- Attornies;lMesse's. Fro'wd -and Rose, Serle-street,
Lincoln's Inn.'
London, England, 1817-01-08

tualt lie restarerl to ri.,nce to put in ei:e
against EWgland, otherwise Frmica; with all its
,weight, will be in the scale for Eagland'. . . .
41 If the views of Bugland (eontinnes he)
such as the expressions attilbuted to Mr. Can-
ning indicate, it IA clear, that if the preponu
deranice. of Frattee. was injurinio to the general
freetlom, its weakness would be equally so," &e.
Whatever -troth there tmay be in souie of Oe
general views with which the Liberal (lies to gain
its readers, we may be allowed to doubt whether
they justly represent the policy of England ; t;11 be
can bring other proofs than the pretended con-
versation, whatever -may have been said of the
narrow policy of Euglandlowards the Continent,
it is not to be. conceived .that a nation which
has always been looked upoia'as noble and gene-
rous, which has done so Incu‘i for the deliverance
of Europe, and has been so long the mother and the
nurse of all liberal piinciples, should adopt such a
narrow and selfish policy as to form att union with
a French party to expunge France from the poli-
tical ty,tetu of Europe. Nor can we see how
England can have given up the recognised princi-
ples which are basis, of the noble union of the
four great Powers of Europe; and ',even if the
expre,sions ascribed to. Mr. Canning were proved
to he alit hew ic, we .nnist regard.thetit as the
bhimenhle imprudence.of it public inan, but not'
as the principles of the With!, Government. As
for what the Liberal says of the' Efrqieror of
Russia and, Mr. Canning's expression,s teTeeting
!bat: Sovereign, 'this; is internal evidence of the
fAlseltood of the story, as no one could know
better than Mr., Canning the. 'general ptinciples
of Alexandrr in respect to France, &e.
London, England, 1817-01-08

FLANDERS MAIL.

•
But/SAEL' JAN. 2.—Notwithstanding the men.
.tires %filch have been taken on our frontiers to
ore vent the exportation of corn to France, we
are informed that cupidity daily finds. means to
elude them. It would be desirable that ,a cordon
of troops should reinforce the line of Custom-
-,onse (Akers, particularly towards. the frontiers
of Haitianlt, to secure the strict execution of the
impositions adopted by 'the Government on.that
subject.
It is said that the King will not go•to Lnxera.
burg, in which there is a Prussian garrison, but
that he 'will stop at Arlon, a little town four
leagnerdistant from it, His Majesty's journey
tit tliat province is absolutely relative to rho un-
happy state of that country,. in respect of sub-
siStence. •
In the Sitting of the tWo Chambers on the 3d,
the Law relative tag the Rights of Authors was
passed tinititiniously, without a debate.
A discussion' was then commenced nprin th'e
Projet of the Law relative to Patents for new in-
ventions. .
Boron Lewis disapproved of l'atmits, as being
apt 'lO degenerate into exclusive plivilege%, and
would prefer the Governtneni should give suit-
Ale roved* for .iliscovities ot public tit Pity. .
11; Gondebein was of the sante opinion. •
M. Reyphens observed„ that more efficadions
means might, perhaps, he tunnel for the rucoitr•
agement of mantifictures ; but he thought that
the works fdr ‘vitielt patentg were granted, beilig
the prodUcis of genius, ought to be placed in the
same rank its the rigt:is of authors, which had
just bi.4lb.glinnintecti by the adoption of the law
on the sithjeet..
The hitv trot, after soffit (Lather actinic, imt
to the vote, and passed by a uoijority of 60 votes
tu 2.
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