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London, England, 1817-08-01

LAW IN l ELLIGENCE.

coral' OF CHANCERY, JULY 31.
Thee LOKI) CiIANCEI,Lott this day, 0 ter bearing
a fe,‘ pubreeded in the
foti) er ariii of Ilaphrtiiit Petitisi)s; none of
which avert of the •-.1 importance.

TILE ViCE CHANCELLOR'S COURT.
lIFGULNTIoNS t,F TliE COURT.
FoNnt.aNc appl.ei! to his I lonour to ord, r
a cause to be plaeed in his Honour's paper, for
hearine on r,,i,5.1,y next.
The Vice CHANCELLOR observed, that before
he did this, it would lie necessary to know whe-
ther there were any -point in the present case,
which would create a discussion for, if there were,
he should certainly not pettnit it to be in,,erted
in the paper, as Thursdays were the days special-
ly set apArt tot the bearinJ, of short causes.
Mr. FuNULANC coUctiVeti it to be a difficult
question to -solve as to what -were or were not
short causes. •
The VICE CHANCELLOR SOW no difficulty what-
ever in defining tile question, as to whether a
cause were to occupy a short or loot: period in
argumentation, for it a cause contained Ito point
that would create au :argument, it could no! he
called any other lit to a short cause, alit! vieeversa.
Sir ARTHUR in rising to speak as to
the present question, felt it necessary to disclaim
any intention but that which should actuate every
Gentleman at the Bar, and telt confident that
every Gentleman present would acquit hint of arty
other intention. It had of late, and he must say,
unfortunately, become the practice of moving for
the advancement ot Petitions on his Honour's
Paper, On the ground that they would occupy a
very short portion aids Honour's time, bait it, fee.
(pettily happened to tut quite the reverse. In con-
sequence of which the othcr,snitors sustained con-
siderable ininry. Tice practice in question had
treqntutly caused very lengthened and unpleasant
discussions, and it therefore becairi'e necessary to
stop its fu'rther progress.
The VICK-CHANCELLOR perfectly agreed with
the views of Sir Attiotr, ami expressed.himsell de-
termined not to snlier any infringement of the
Ort!truf Court which had uteri made. pis Honour
regretted that onv suitor tiliorild sutler disappoint-
meta, but it xvv.ts necessary to prevent any irregu.
bullies taking place detrimental to the regular
course let tnisi,,ess ; particularly as the close of the
Sittings was drawing near, and it therefore beeatue
of cons, quence to the different suitors that the
ritmw.t dispatch should take place. his Honour
willing, should auy ease of necessity ocean,
to come to Court in the evening and hear it, but
he requested, in part: calmly tong terms, that no
mote applicationslAntilar to the [,resent might be
inade. Atter adverting ai4ain to Cie necessity he
was tinder of adhering to (tie Mder which had
. -been made, his.Hommt refused the motion.,
Atter the above convetsation, his Hotfoot pro-
ceeded in the hearing tit toe causes set down in
the paper, but nothing- worthy of being reported
1 occurred.
London, England, 1817-08-01

THE BOUNDAMES OF THE UNITED STATES.

The Counnisioners under the fourth and fifth articles of
the Treaty of Ghent, for the purpose of settling the boundary
line between the north eastern frunticr of the United States
and the British dominions, and 144 determine whether the
Islands in the Bay of Passamariut.thly and the bay of Fundy
are comprehended in the boundaries established by the
Treaty of 178:3, asseu:bled in this pla:e on the tOth of May
last.
The Commissioners under the fourth article were employed
14,1- some days atter their Inecting lit nit examination of tztet,
de,cuiuctits, inaps, au.! plans, in order to be possessed of a
,:tats of the controversy on both sides. After which .I.T.
Austin, Esq. Agent of the American Cotnonssinn, opened a
writtciz argument it) behalf of the United Sit;,tts, which ems,
Itlaved him a week.
W. Chipman, Esq. the Agent on behalf of the British Go-
vet mem, then uttered into his argument in favour of the
claims of that nation, which occupied hint oat full day.—
These respective arguments having been interchanged, the
Cominissioners adjourned to meet on the 25th of September
utct, at which time the pasties will be heard in reply to each
other. _ .

The Commissioners under the fifth article of the late
Treaty, appointed two parties of explorers, consisting of .30
persons of each nation, and a suitable number of surveyors,
to proceed from the monument upon the St. Croix, and pur-
sue the homidary line to the high lands which divide the wa-
ters which empty into the Atlantic from those that fall into
the St. Lawrence. The Commissioners adjourned to meet
again on the 1011 of May next, to receive the report of the
el:plotilig parties, and of the surveyors.
1.3 v the Treaty of Ghent, it is provided, that in the event of
a diifurcirce- of opinion upmi the sulijecrs under the consi-
deration of the Commissioners, his Britannic Majesty and
the Government of the United Sti-qes, agree to refer the dif-
ficulties to souse ft iendly Sovereign or State, then to be named
for that purpose—and in consequence of which expectation
all tans arguments are delivered in writing.

THEA'r RICA!. REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
TunwrnE finvAt., IinvmARKET.-I‘latrimony, and (2d time)
Tea:zing Made Easy : Principal Characters by Mr. Terry
and MNs- Matthews. After which, Killing No Murder.
NEWTHEATRE KOVAL, ENGLISif OrERA-Iloust;.—(oth time),
The Wizard: Principal Characters by Mr. H.Julinston and
Miss 11. Buggies. After which, My Uncle, and Bachelors'
wire 4.

STAIT,S.
ARRIVEI,-1 liaraburgb, 1 FlanderA, I Dublin, I Waterford.
Dur.-Ilbon, 1 Gottenburgli, t Holland, 1 Hamburgb.

STOCKS

WELVE O'CLOCK.

Dank L. Ann .... 2O
India 8.41,,...111.. 1 )3i. pr.
Exch. Bills, .4s. 28s. pr.
Cons. for Acct. 79i 7Si 79i4
London, England, 1817-08-23

LAMBETH-STREET.

,Cltas; of AluanEa.,--A man, .who gave his-,
Address No. 4,-Union-place, Deptford; statcd.tinit:
he camp for information how to proceed, against.
a Captain of a ship, now lying in 'Blackmail, tore
the courtier of a seaman on board his ship ; the
roan had been cruelly "tried in his voyage hornet
and hekten so much abant the :bead rritit an iron
bar, that lie became aftifiii4i-di deran4e44, ansl„con-
tinued:in that state titl the ship came to ilieDowtit ;
hilt since, he is missing, and it is repotted on
hoard that he either fell or was thrown overboard,
but the latter opinion ,was the most'
,prevalent.
Witness has the iron bar, and can produce a man-
-01 tine Dame tif George Thompson, who knew the
whole particulars.
London, England, 1817-08-23

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.--A yoang men of
genteel appearance, of the "Hanle of Thomas Long,
charged a woman with robbing him of a silk hand-
kerchief, on Thursday, and upon his testimony
she was fully committed for trial. In :thou, two
hours after, Long was charger! with stealingplate,
linen, and apparel, the property of Sir Thomas
Webb, at the Stratford Hotel, Stream-place.
The prisoner, it appeared, had sneaked nilacbse—
erv-
ed up stairs, and he was detected in the act of
packing up the property stated by the waitee,
when he endeavoured to escape out at the wit-.
dow. He was fully committed for, trial, and on
bring taken below, he was hailed with accusations
of perktry, and other terms rather energetic than
elegant, by the woman he had before acctised,
London, England, 1817-08-23

FRAUD PREV.ENTEI9.

To counteract the tnatly attempts that are daily
made to impose on tilr unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GENFINE BLACKING prepared by DAY arid
MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a how Lahel, iu which.
their Address

97, High Holborn,
is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to
this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Let-,
ter-preSsoviil enable Purchase: s at once -to 'detect the Impo-
sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High tiolborn 'Will in futUre be sold in BUt-
ties at fill. is. and ls. 64.. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders.-

DAY and MARTJM, 97, High Holborn.
London, England, 1817-08-23

VICTUALLING OF N WE, du;. 3©, 1817.

HE COMMISSIONVERS for VICTUA LLVI G
--AL :His MAJESTY'S 'NAVY do hereby live Notice'
that on Jr, dnesday; the 27th Instant, they will be ready to
Seceire Tenders in writing (sealed 19), and treat far One
2'housand Socks of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to be
siOjeet to the usnol Warrant, Twelve Months; and far
Fifty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, of the
strength of _Hoe per ('ent. under proof Ay Sikes's Hydrometer•

The whole to he delivered into his 411afesla's Victualling
*Voris at Deptford, in the space of a Fortnight; and to be
paid for by Bills payable, Without Interest, Sixty Days
sifter date.

2'he Cowtitian of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-

tart's Office.

Ka regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall
not be delivered to the Board before One Clock on the said
,htevi:fy. the 27th Install!, eor unless Me reran WA*
wakes tne Tender, or Borne Person on his &chaff, attends to
answer. when called for.
London, England, 1817-08-23

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

YORK AUGUST MEETING.—WRDNEsnav, Au o. eo.
The l'rocltice Stakes of lOogs. each, b. ft.; colts, est. 71b.;
fillieq, est. 411. Four milq. Those got by untried Stal-
lions, &c. allowed 311).
Lord Fitzwilliarn's b. f. Maritornes, 311 D. 1
Sir• M. M. Syke's b. c. by Camillus 2
Duke of Hatuilton'i b. c. Algerr:on, alb. 3
Eight paid forfeit.

Sweepstakes of 5025. each, L. ft.; colts, Bst. 51b.; fillies, Est.
21h.—Last. mile and a half.
Lord Fitzwilliam's b. c. Anselmo 1
Sir' W. Maxwell's b. f. Lady Cramfeazer 2
Duke of Leeds' h. c. by Sorcerer . 3
Mr. Brandlin.,'s ch c Jacky Cooke pd.
The Great Yorkshire Stakes of 20gs. each, for three-year old
cults, Bst. 21b.; fillies, Bst.—One mile and three quarters.
Mr. T. Duncomhe's ch. c. St. Helen'►
Mr. Michaelso►i's gr. g. Algerine 2
Lord Scarborough's h. c. by (oluo►pus
Lord Milton's b. c. Skipjack 4
Sir U. IL Graham's ch. c. Galen 5
Five paid forfeit.
The King's Purse of 100 gs. for horses, &c. ; four-year olds,
I Ost. 41h. ; fire,, Ilst. tilb. ; six, 12st.; and aged, list. 21b.—
Four miles.
Mr. PowFetes ch. c. D. I. 0. by Whitworth, 4 years old
Mr.Ciarfaith's gr. c. by Orville, 4 years old . • ' 2

It appears that the account of the late Duke of
NORTHUMBERLAND having died intestate is incor-
rect. Ile has kit a will executed in 1';309, and
proved in Doctors• Commons by the. present Dulie,-
who is joint executor with the Duchess Dowager;
and by which he leaves 20,0001. to each of his
junior Children, independent of what they may
derive under his Grace's mat riage settlement. The
estate of Stan wick is bequeathed to his second
son, now Lord Paonnoß, ctiargeable with 2,0001..
a-year to the Duclic:ss Dowager, exclusively of
any other join:Ore. The personal property is
sworn ties under-MO-AO/. which, tinders t and,
is the 'lark- est. amount of that description known
since the :imposition of the existing tfuties. The
next ir amount was the late Duke of Noatiotx's.

. .
The Steam vessel Tug, which sailed from Clyde
about ten days ago, is. arrived at • Leith by the
North Channel, being a run of more than 700
miles. The people on the coast were much de-
lighted with the novelty of her appearance. She
encountered several severe gales, which she stood
out far- beyond expectation, her engioes wrought
with the greatest steadiness. The Tog mea-Aires
about 100 tons, was built by Mi. Wood; at Port
Glasgow,' and her engines were made by IV.r.
Duncan IVP.Arthur, engineer, Broomie-law, Glas-
gow. She is the property of the Edinburgh, Gilts-
. gow-, and. Leith Shipping Company, and is in-
tended for towing their vessels from Leith to
Grangemouth.

LADY MORGAN'S FRANCE.—PubIic curiosity has
perhaps never yet been so strongly excited to-:
wards any Work RS to that Of Lady MOUGAN, ntt
the present State of Society and Manners in
France. Thtise who have been disappointed in
procuring it hitherto, may now do so at a mo-
derate price, au Octavo Edition baying just up-
peered. We understand this NVork has met wtth
the same fate at Voris as that of Mad. D STALL,'
an the Eva-Usti 'copies bikving been seized by the
London, England, 1817-08-23

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, 4c.

linussuLs, At:G. 16.:=Sonie Journals having
spoken with inaccuracy of the complaints brought
by his Grace the Duke of Wellington against the
printkr and editor of The Journal of West Flan-
ders, we give the following details as certain :
" 'the article in which the Duke of ‘Vellington
thinks himself insulted is insetted in the paper of
the 14th of July.

" M. Dehree, Intendant of Martinique, having
exceeded his powers, in causing a great many
wrench Officers to be loaded with irons and sent
to France, under the pretext of Buonapartism,
the Ministry, in its policy, 11.4 d thought tit to re.-
prove him, and the Quotidienne had announced
the nomination of M. Esmanglard : an order, ema-
nating from the Ministry of the Police has en-
joined that this news is not to be xepeated. It
is affirmed that M. Debree, administering the co-
lony very well in favour of a foreign Government,
(74. Dd'ree gerwit tres bien la colonie enfarear
d'un Gouvernentent Waver) Lord Wellington
has desired to see him retain it (de le lrci voir
conserver). No more is wanting to perpetuate hint
in his honourable functions."
This cause will be tried on the 30th of this
month before the Tribunal of Ghent. Mr. Coun-
sellor Beyens is charged with the defence of the
accused, the D..ke of ‘Vellington bring plaintiff
(s'etant poste pantie chile). The Counsellors
TarteS, ,senior, Professor at the School of Jaris-
prudence, and Jouhand, are to plead his Grace's
London, England, 1817-08-23

JUDGMENT:

The Lonntn,Ncet...i.Oß.—l have, ?kir. Monti-
gue, mint-thly amille(l the papers in the case of
ex-parte, Brown in the matter of Chambers, a
bankrupt, which Was on some time ago before
me.-4 observe
.you apply for: the removal
of Mr: Brown, the assignee, bn. the .ground
of his having allowed . some debts to ti!
lost by , his negligence or indolence: No. evi-
dence whatever of the slightest satisfactory na-
ture has been shewn me, of Any indolence or
negligence on tlie part of Mi.-Brown, for on the
cool rary, I think he has acted as an honest up-
right man-should always do. It you choose you
may take another assignee to act along with him,
nut you must not on any account remove him
from his trust, because he is as good a man as
von pfsihly can li.ve in
_that place. As to costs,
1 think you had better. pay each.of you your own
costs. The creditors 1 see have divided among
heniSelves , therefore let them pay their, cost, but
let Mr. Broi‘n be exempted trout pitying. one far-
thing. - You haNe forced Llin here, therefore you
mu.r pay tor'

The.i;t her business of the day was totally un-
important:

POLICE IN I ELLIUENCE.

El ATTON-Giltalq,ll.

,
kAVELTY TO ANIMA LS.— yesterday Jahn Hod-
den; a Smithfield drover, appeared to a Flilllllloll, tin
answer a complaint made against him by Mart n,
a constable, for using excessive cruelty towards a
flock of sheep, which he was driving to.Smitl)-
field maikrt. The complainant slated, that au
Monday last, as he was standing at his own door
in Peter-street, Cow cross, he saw the prisuner,
wlyo was driving a flock of sheep to Sittifitlekil,
marliet„use.srveral of -them with great clueliy,
by, OFilii,ng many of.them. in: a most barbarous
satnge manner with a lienvy bliidgeon•actoss,
itieeagi, legs, and earhins:other rats., Witness.:
called to 114 n to desist fratn-leas cruelty, but .to 4).4
purpose, as he acted-: with. the . more
Having then selected a sheep trots the ,flock, he,
beat .the poor.. animal about the
.hrt+d• a-nd legs:
until :it :was -unable to move. Witness toOk his
itainher, and afterward“ininnoned hint to answer.'
to the charge.—Upon-qie-prisoner -eipressing4tis
contrition for what:7he had done, contessing :tke
had acted wring, and.promising .not 'to besguilq
of the like offence in future,-he reerived a severe-1
reprimand, ...and was cisnvicted mitigated
penalty of ten shillings and-costs: ,
London, England, 1817-08-23

By t'OI:ONEL MARK W'ILKS.

Printed for 4..onginati, st, Revs. Orme and Brown, London.
Of whom may he had. ,•
A-few Copies of the Wort,. complete in 8 Vole. Piice
half-hound, Ru.sia harks, and lettered.; •
.. This itttritct ik:ork is entitled to much public atten-
gra,itinie, and appronation. From thicuntents hitherto
unexplored ; it h •ings int., circulation many important facts
concerning the• History of Mysoor during the last two centu-
ries."—Mont 114
. _

This Day was published. in. Awn. price ins. cd!

• • -
AN Mllglllllk NT- A L INQUIRY into the
LAWS of the VITAL FITNt,TION',;, With some Ob-
servations on - the - Nature and Treatment of. -INTERNAL
DISEASES.
ByA.T. WILSON PHILIP, . •
Fellow of the .College of Physicians of Edinburgh. ate.
In 'part retrunlished, by 'perinissi,ii of the President of the
Royal Society, froo, the Pliil.sophical 'Transactions of 1815
.and 1817; with the Report of the National Institute of France
on the Experiments of M. le Gallois, and Observittioos on
that Report.
Printed for-T. and. G. Underwood, 32, -Fleet-street; and
Adam 13lack, Edinburgh. .•

Ofqvbom may be had, by the same Author, in 2 vols. aro.
The Third Editioo,
A Treatise on Febrile Diseases; also, an Analysis of the
Malvern Waters.

FREE DRAWING-SCHOOLS, &c. &c.
In afew Days will be published,

APROPOSAL for establishing„ in London; a
new PhilanthrOpical and Patriotic Institution, to be
called the Patriotic Metropolitan :.olonial Institution for the
A,sistatice of New Settlers in his Majesty's Colonies. and fat
the Eticiuragemeot of new Branches of Coltmial Trade;
A PROPOSAL for establishiog New and Distinct Colonies,
for the Relief of the Half-Ca.As of India and 'Mulattoes of the
West Indies;
A POSTSCRIPT, on the Benefits to he derived from esta-
blishing Free - .Drawing-Schnols, and on other Means of ad-
vancing the National Industry,Noother,-,aeid Greatness ; and
An ADDITIONAL POSINCRIPT, vimprelletuliiit -a Copy
t►f‘. A Report of a Committee of Congress, on colonizing
the Free People of Colour of the United Statei."
By F. A...KENDALL, Esti. F.A.S.
London: Printed- for 3aldwirt, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row; .. M. Richardson, Cornhill ; and J. Booth,
Duke-street, Portland-place.

CONTINENTAL CONNEXION.
To MERCHANTS. SHIP-OWNERS, AUCTIONEERS, and
'TRADER` of every Description.

GALIGNANI, nnokstiller of Pari4, anti
IV.K.•• Piablishreof the Daily English Newspaper in that
City, called " Galignani's Messenger," and of the Monthly
Work, entitled " Repertory," respectfully in-
forms the Inhalwitants of the United Kingdom, that he ha*. ap-
pointed Mr. `{OTTER, Bookseller. No. 73, St. Paul's Church-
yard, to receive advertisements for insertion in either of their,
Publications.-14v which means the Disposal of Estates, !tales
of Commercial Produce, and • every kind of Information cal.;
cnlated for an Advertisement, may he made known, not only
in France. hut through all the European Continent, within A'
few days after their transmission.
London, England, 1817-08-23

NEW .PUBLICATIONS.

..411ISTORY OF THE SOUTH OF INDIA.
This Day were published,
Vols. 11. and 111. in Quarto, price 41. 4s. boards, of
ISTORICAL SKETCHES of thy, SOUTH
of INDIA; In, an Attempt to trace the History of
Mysoor. From the Origin of the Flindootiorernment of that
State, to • the Extinction of the M4honnuedan , Dynasty ill
1799; founded chiefly on Indian Authorities. collected by the
Author' while officiating for several Years as Political Resident
at the Court of Mysonr.
London, England, 1817-08-23

DEPARTURES.

Lord Amherst, for his seat, Montreal House, Kent; the
Earl and Countess of Westmeath, for Hatfield; the Earl of
Guildford, for his seat, Wroxton Abbey, Oxfordshire; the
Duke of Norfolk, for Arundel Castle; Lady C. Tilney Long,
for her seat, Draycot House, Wilts ; the Hon. S. E. Eardley,
for Lord Eat dley's seat, Belvedere, Kent; Sit Wm. Manners,
Bart., for his seat, Buckminster Park, near Grantham; Mr.
Cruker, for Ireland; theauchess of Grafton and the Ladies
Fitzroy, on a tour; Countess of Caernarvon, on a tour; Mr.
George Fuller, for Dewsliall, in Essex; Major-Gen. Garston
and Colonel Fitzgerald, on a tour; Lord and Lady Say and
tide, on a tour ; General Corner, on a tour ; Mrs. Lawler, ou
a tour; Lord Brownlow, for Belmont House, in Lincolnshire;
Marquis and Marchioness of Ormond, on a tour; Sir Richard
Harolinge, Bart., on a tour; Lady Francis Ilarpur, on a
tour; Lord Saltoun, on a tour; Baron de Raigorsfclt, on a
tour; Lady Caroline Darner, for Miltint Abbey, near Bland-
ford, in Dorsetsliire ; General Sir John Craddock, on a tour;
Sir Egerton Leigh, for Coventry; the Countess of tionneinton,
on a tom-.
London, England, 1817-08-23

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday, John Ratctiff and Edward Dixon
were brought before the Sitting Magistrate, .by
Hull, the constable of Kensington, and charged
by Sarah Wood, servant to Mr. Sawer, of Ken-
sington, with stealing a wateb, and a purse con-
taining a 1/. note, and 11. 6s. ed. in silver, her
property. The-prisoners were committed to New-
gate for trial.

SHOCitINO SUICIDE —Thursday last. CHARLES
Ravin., Esq. a Gentlernan.of . the highelit te9ec.
tability, put a period to his existence,'at his seat
near Enfield, in the following extraordinary
ruan-
ner unfortunate Gentleman, it appears,
had been for sometime past subject to occasional
fits, of insanity, on which account hislriends pro•
cured a keeper to take care of him at home,. to
prevent any unpleasant occurrence taking place.;
and'at times hii derangement was'at.such a height.,
.that it Was "fOiid necessary_to confine him ina
strait
,waistcoat, • On Thursday morning:appear-
ing to be more sane than usual, he entreated his
keeper, to loosen the .strings of his waistcoat a
little, that he plight sleep with the greaser ease ;
the keeper seeing him More cool and collected
than he had beenfor'some '
tune, inca.utiouslycom-
pliea with his request, and loosened thelbraces alit-
41e, so as to allow hip, to lie with the greaterease;
ReVelthanked hies ?or 'his kind indulgence,
and then lAy dowriand pretended to go to sleep,
in which =situation' his keeper left himtO take
Tome repo'Se, and.. WithdreW for about an hour.
On 'his-return he was horror-struck at finding Mr.
-Revell lying
on his back ors:the bed quite dead,.
having strangled
,himself with the braces of' his
,waistcoat; "which lie.cuntriv'ed" to :tie; round his
neck, and,. pull theni quite tight tvith, both his
hands, w he by iolne inearik freer{ 'find). theiy
bondage. Mr. Revel was a Gentleman of the.
greatest respectability, and is very much regretted
by all who had the pleasure of his acquaiutauce.
London, England, 1817-02-12

ITATTON'-GARDEN.

-rosagres Raotartia. Yesterday William
Clark, Cheirman to the Spa.fields Meeting, ap.
plied to the Magistrates for their advice how to
proceed in the appeal lodged against their con.
viction of a tnan named sartote, on thel4tit 9f
last month, fOr hawking Cobbett's Rdelitar without
a hawker's licence. `fire Magistrates informed
him, that they did not sit there to give advice
`against their own conviction ; that in convicting
,the MOO they acted to the best of their judgment,
*nil as Mr. Clark appealed against that conviction,
he must apply to an attorney, for advice. Mr.
Clark then requested a copy of the evidence taken'
at the time against Barlow. The Magistrates in. 1
funned him, that they could not comply w ith his
request; that the complaint was taken down in
the presence of Barlow, and read over again in
the presence of 10 r. Clark and young-Mr. Cubbett,
when they bailed Barlow, consequently they were
perfectly acquainted with the natureof the charge,
which was tar hawking Cabal's Resister without
a licence : thus the conversation ended, 'and Mr.
Clark took his leave. rl4
The officers made their report of thcstate of
the town is, their,different walks the preceding
night, which• was, that all was reMarkablf tran-
qutl; that they found every piddled:outwits good
order, and that they were all shot up at an early
hour.
London, England, 1817-02-12

(CI RC IJ A It.)

• ~
Copy. ,itussuin Colisr'Ate Office, 24, Pavement, Moor-
fields; (47th Jan.) silt Feb. 1917.
The 'Undersigned, Russian Consul General itt Great Britain
and Ireland,, has received instructions from his (iovernment,
that it hits happened that foreign merchandise, imported into
Russia by land and water, hale not all hitittlivir.bills of lading
in order as prescribed by thii Ordinance of the State Council.,
bearing•date the (Sib) 17th Niarch, 1813.
The Undersigned makes it, therefore, publicly known, that
all mercliandiie iniported into Russia, either'. by sea or land,
are to be, accompanied by bills' of lading, on the bad: of
which the meailire, the weighi, and enumeration of objects
of. each case. bale. 414 c. ate to
,he speeifiedi to which he
Signature of the shipper or eilVeiliter of the goods is to be
'added ; and that where the room on the .back of the . bitl ut
hiding does,,not'allow the full specification, at. supplentent,,
signed as trbeve stated, will hr ciii)gideilid 'Lock], ; or a sepa-
rate list of specification, he,sring'the'same dote as the bill of
lailing,...amOsigneil in the seine unutneras before stated, will
,equally. be sufficient : hitt where such bill of tidings, stipple.
woks, or lists, ate nut signed by the shipper nr eiipediter, all
such; goods or merchandise' Will be considered ni,hity nl, stud
subjecd. to the reguLitions still• in force, to pay double: the
duty as fixed Isy.the Tariff.
. . 4.Siguied). , ,A. DUDATCIIEFSKY.
John iiealnett, jttn. Esq. Seeyetary to
the Cototitlttee at Lloyd's.
London, England, 1817-11-06

NVIUBFIt -7854.]

h;AsT INDIA 1-I(Aiitip, Oct. 2D, 1817.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the. UNIT-
ED .COMPANY of mEneHANrs of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAsr herchy give Notice,

Thiit a 6.UARTERLV GENEit..V. couRT of the said
ONIPANY will he hid at their [louse in Leitdenlrall-street,
411 \VEDNESSDAY, the 17th of Defember next, at Eles'en
4)Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a DI-
IMI:ND from Midsummer last to Christmas next.

JAMES COBB, Secretary.

CONTRACT FUR FLOUR.

ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH,

Novewber 1, 1817.
SUCH Persons as may be %Yining-to Contract
for supplying this Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR,
4153* deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said
at this SATUADAV.,, the Bth Instant,
tf Ele;mti o*Clock in the Foreuoun c and io the mean time be,
ttrttislied with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with fur.
titer partinlarr, by inquiring at the Steward's Office here.

N. 13. No Proposal will be receirect- after the Irciu 'afore-
-441, nor will. any be attended to that are not agreeable.toAlle
ktid Farms.

EAST INDIA Housn., Oar.
.1617.
tti E coutur of D R ECTQAS, of the
uNED coNIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
kADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice:,

That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY's
;.t9CI,: Will ye shut on Thursday, the 4th December next,
Two and *lied again on Thursday, the 22d Ja,-
4tiary following.
And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said Stock,
14.! on. the 6th Jannaiy, will be ready to be delivered cm
the 7th of the, same :\lo.ntli.

JAMES COBB, Secretary.

p HE it Y.
London, England, 1817-11-01

George, f6r

o • -
Oct. 3t).-2Carne in yesterday the
Franciscus, SlitiOEHNsaist, from Havait,.ah tor
Hamborgli; with loss of fore-mast, main-top-mast,
and leaky. Mrived to-ilay•the Hope-; 1-I,64iioNto,
front St. Andrew'S,S. B. •
SCILLY, OCT. 28.—Ariired on the 23d inst.
the Marianne, linTLEit; firm!' Bahia fo`r Liverpool;
and Santana, CATONA, itoni Balboa fur
and sailed front hence on
PowrsmouTri, OCT. 31.--;;•AgriV6l Iris Majesty's
shpt liter from a cruise ; Matilda, front
Copetiliageti ; Muanocti, fijfin Malaga
and Atlas, SMITH, from Cadiz. Put back the
Thnmas and Elizabeth •
FALMOUTH, OCT. 29. Arrived the. Lady
Raffles, front London for the East Indies
^;
Sappho, from, ditto for Bombay New Plicenii,
from ditto for Trinidad ; and Stedtast, BARTON,
from Bristol for Barbadoes. 'Pitt back the Prti-
vidence, foi Trinidad, and Dove, for St. Mi-
chael's. _ _

PLYmoutit, OCT.
,30. Arrived the Lyra,
STFVFNSON, from Guernsey for Oporto.
POOLE, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Ann, HOWARD,
frntu NeWiOUlldland, in 16 days ; she only sailed
from FAlmouth, on her outward-boUnd voyage;
on the 7u ult.

RAMGATE, OCT. Arrived the Good
State'man transi.ort from Dover for Ostend.
YARMOUTH, OCT. M.—Melancholy Accident.;--
We are sorry to state, that, dining the late
heavy gales, One of the fishing yawls, belonging
to this port, was lost on the Scratby Sand, and
the whole of the crew, consisting of seven men
and one boy, perished. Six of theie poor .men
were married, and have left their wives and chil-
dren, to the number of 19, to lament their unfor-
tunate end, and their own irreparable loss. It
affords us, however, some consolation to add, that
a Lady in this town,.with a spirit of benevolence
truly becoming, her sex, has.kindiyeXerted her-
,self in their'behalf, and a subscription has in eon-
segnence been entered into for their relief. We
understand also that it is her intentibn to visit
Norwich for the same humane purpose, where,
no doubt, from the, benevolent dispositions and
feelings which so eminently distinguish that city,
site will meet with the encouragement isnd-stic-
cess her exertions in the cause of the unfortu►sate
so highly deserve.

A vessel arrived at New, Yolk 7th inst., in ten
days from St. Mary's. left at A►pelia Island three
Spanish ships and a brig, captured by the Pa-
triota and Congress° Insurgent privateers. They
were laden with 1W(1 boxes of sugar, 20,000 lbs.
cochineal, and 20,000 dollars. Several other
prizes, cut off a fleet, of which the above formed a
pat t, were daily expected at Amelia.'
A. Danish ship and a brig, laden with 3000
boxes of sugar and other goods,, were taken
and carried into Amelia Island 19th September,
I2.prizes were there on 21st Septembe6 one of
them, a ship which arrived the 20th, had silver
on board.
London, England, 1817-11-01

MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE,

FOR the Cure of. Chilhlains, Burns,- Sealds,
Scinbutic Humours, Erysipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire,
Sore Nipples, Et-uptions and Pimples in the Face, King's
Evil, lireakings-ont about the Mouth and Nose, Ringworms
aril Shingles, Piles and FiStula, Sore and Scald Heads, In-
flamed Eyes, Eruptions of every kind, and Sore and Ulcerat-
ed Legs, of :Twenty Years standing, have been cured, wit 6-
out the least confinement, after having been-d:sch rg,eii from
Hospitals, deemed incurable: In shOrt; thi4 wonderful pre-
paration will he-found far more elficacious in the cure of the
.above complaints, than all the Cerates, Sakes, and Misters
hitherto made use of; witnesi the numerous cures specified
in the hand-hills.

-Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Marshall's Agents, Messrs.
Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard•, London, in
boxes 1344. apt! 2s. 9d. each, and by Sanger, Oxford7street ;
Ward, Holborn ; and Besabridge, East Smithfield.

'KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS.
A-MEDICINE which has stood • the, test for a
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efficacy in removing the Green Sickness, and other Oistrue-
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the afflicted, who have hitherto resorted to the use of. it, awe
uniformly been relieved in flue most sovereign manner, are
voluminous, and speciaed in the hills of directions.
To guard the public afrainst in, position, the name of C.
Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special permission
of the Commissioners.of Stamps, without which they are not
warranted to/be genuine.
- - - - -

- Prepared by Mrs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and
Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harp r,
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Price 'is. 9d-. per box, stamp included.
London, England, 1817-11-01

THE LOTTERY.

SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
MAMIN and Ci'. beg leave to remind their
Friends, that NEXT FRIDAY the LOTTERY br-
gins Drawing. SIX Prizes of 6.29,000 Money and Consols
o.nstitute part of the Scheme. •Within a short time MAR-
TIN and Co. sold
Nos. f 429 a Prize of 1.20,000
4,67,1
.617 .., 2,000
And in a previous Lottery
'No 461 a Prize of • 40,000
CORNHILL, and 120, OXFORD-STREET.

`SIX PRIZES OP TWENTY .THOUSAND, POUNDS !
ORNSBY -anti Co.-beg leave to remind ( heir
Friends and the that the present LOTTERY
'begin:, Drawing- .On MAY NEXT. The Scheme contains
Mx PRIZES of TWENTY TI-IDUSAND POUNDS, besides
/many other eitpital Prizes, and no Advance in Price, which
is a considerable saving to the Purehaser. The Chances are
'far superior to sorinef Lotteries.'
TirKETS- and •SHARES are selling by HORNSBY and
Co. Stuck-Brol;ers, at thcir ohi-established Once, 2S, Cora,.
London, England, 1817-11-01

TO BE•SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. SOTHEBY, Bookseller, at his House, No. 14:",
Strand, opposite Catherine-street, on MONDAY,' Noveni-
her :3, and Eight following Days (Sunday excepteo, at
Twelve. o'Clock, _ _ _

A very Extettive! and Valuable MISCELLA-
NEOUS,LIBRARY of the tate HENRY IBBOT, Esq.
removed from his Flouse at 141ington; together with some
Curious MisSALs and BOOKS of PRAYERS, in Bieck Let-
tor, from the Library of Mr. ANIKS.

To be viewed, and Catalogues (price Is.) had at the place
of sale.
London, England, 1817-11-01

DOCTOR SOLOMON'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED GUIDE
TO HEALTH ; OR ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES.—Price
Three Shillings.
THIS interesting Publication so very materially
concerns those to whom, by its title, it is addressed,
that it is hoped ni•ne, entrusted with Cases so important as
the morals, health, and longevity of the rising generation,,
will omit to give it a general perusal. This Work has been
the labour of many years experience and observation on the
calamitous consequences of a destructive habit, to obtain' a
remedy against which, the Doctor has denoted the principal
part of his life.
Noticing can certainly be of more importance to both Sexes
than to he' properly acquainted with ever) symptom of such
Diseases as they are liable to, and tow to manage themselves
when afflicted with any of them. _

7
In this V t oil; is also added, Au Essay on the Venereal Dis-
ease, and Seminal IVeakness ; also, An Appendix on Nervous
Complaints. Illustrated and interspersed with a variety of
authentic facts never before published.
Sold by-Bacon and Co. 150, Oxfo, d-street ; Ward,324,Flol-
bort) Leith, 18, Strand; and Mr. Goatley, 133,. Minories.
SOld also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns
throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders.
London, England, 1817-11-01

T 1-113, rupl.trau.

COVRNT-GARDEN.-The last new. Tragedy of
The Apostate, which abounds with terrible ap-
peals' to our sympathies, attracted a numerous
audience to this Theatre last night. We have al-
ready noticed the excellence of the representation;
which in all probability esseniially contyihutecl to
the success of the I,l;ly,,par;icularly as it had. the
.powet NI support of Messrs. C. KEMiLE, YOUNG,
M'OREADY, and Miss Pertormers who
would confer value on much inferior prOdue-
lions. The play was followed by The Bee-lik?,
one of the whimsical importations from Mr.
.r:41.4”5..917:5ra !louse (it v.vnul.(l be for
the Credit of our national good "i'ense if we` had no
other), and was represented here for the purpose
of introdocing Mr. DKNNING from, the Brighton
Theatre, in the liart. 01 Mingle. It was a difficult
tAslOor a new Performer to follow such an Actor
as
.MATHatil, the original representative of the
'character, but Mr. I)ENNING, who is a sprightly
and bustling young actor, acquitted'himself very
well. JONES, as Merton, -I.4A'roNT, in Rattan, and
Miss BooTu, in Cicely, afforded abundant enter-
tainment to the audience.

Dlr. hI. JOHNSTON, we understand, was 12st
night formally invested with the Vice-royalty of
Drury-lane Theatre, under the SOVEREIGN COM-
MITTEE. • •
The,henefit for the Family of Mr. RAYMOND
is tti;-take place next week, supported by the Per-
formers of both Theatres.
London, England, 1817-11-01

NUMBER. 7850.1

OFFICE OF 017.DN.rEVCE, Oct. 22, 1517.

IpH 13, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
-a- • JESTI"S ORDN,INCE do hereby give,Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on
P!' before Trednesdan, the, sllz of _November next, front
Persons as.inay he willing to undertake the Supply
of BOOTS and 'SPURS, for Service of this Department,'
;fin. a period ofThree Years, determinable after the expira-
'ition:of thefirst Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the
,option of either Per3,7oA ,

Patterns cf tke ilrticler may be viewed upon applicatien
"to the respective Officers of the Ordnance ire th.e Royal Arse-
' '
scat, TroVbirich.

• Bud farther particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be
.known at the Se-
cretary's Office, in' Pall-Mall aforesaid, any Day between
the flours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, Where the Proposals
must be ddivered, sealed up, and #oUtorsed "Proposals for
Boots add Sjiurs ;" but no Proposal tan be admitted after the
:Afraid sth efrAratimler, at Twelve o'Cloch at ly'oon of the same
clog ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party
mahing it, or an ilgent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-11-01

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, OCT. 31.—Yesterday the following
were admitted to degrees :

BACHELOR. IN CIVIL LAW.
Rev. Francis Swanton, of Wadliain College.

MASTERS OF ARTS.

Charles John Ridley, Esq. of University College, Grand

Compounder. - -
Rev. Horace Robert Pechel,-of All Souls' College.,
11r. David 'Arthur Saunders Davies, of Christ 'Church,
Mr. Sherlock Willis, of Magdalen Collegc. •
Mr. Nathapiel Nathan Based', ofSailloi

BACHELORS OF ARTS. -
Thomas Wynne Edwards, Efi. of Jesus College-, Grand Com&

t
poutmer.
Mr. NVilliam John Monson, of Christ Church.
Mr. Samuel At cherrof f2allioJ College.
We understand that. tlke.Rev. Jolly'
.Bankes J, e -
kinson is to succeed the. Rev. Dr. Onslow in .the
Deanery of Worcester and the Rev. Oakeley
is appointed tn'the vacant Prebendal Stall in that
Cathedral. . •

The Rev. Martin Davy, Fellow of Magdalen
College, in this University, llas been _Presented to
the Vicarage of .Waterperry, ih,this.conoty.
Pa-
tron, Joseph Henley, Esq. •
I'REPERRED.--711Le :Rev. G. Day,. A. B. to, the
consolidated Rectorirs, of Barton St. Mary and
All Saints, Norfolk. Patron, Sir J. Berney, Bart.
The 'Rev. Thomas ,Brereton„. LL. B. appointed
second Master of. Bedford School, vacant by the
death of the Rev. Dr. Abbot.

On Tuesday morning Mr. PAGE, a Magistrate
of Surrey, who resides between Claremont and.
Cobham, had the misfortune to have his right
leg broken in two places while out shooting. A
pony, which he dismounted to open a gate, kick-
ed him violently, and produced the fracture.
London, England, 1817-11-01

[Pxtrc i, SEVENPENCE.

TEI E ARMY.

It is said that an increase is to be made to the
pay of Deputy-Commissary-General, in charge of
Department.

No further military redactions are to take
place' till the 24th of December.
The 22d Foot are expected home from the Isle
of. France, where they-1)41;e been long goarwred.

That fine Iteginneni of Dragouns., the 13d, 14,tve
at length reeeiy;.ll otilerg to be di:,handed, tbzir
horses to he turned over to the I9th.

The 24-tattolinn -.of the 14th root are daily ex-
peeled, from klalra,. to be disbanded immediately.
Lirot.-Coldnel,WALE.4,comniantling the ltoyal
Artillery in Iliffierick, is ordered to' Edinburgh,
where is• to bti•statinned.

In cansgifuenee of .the war in India,, the Mar-
quis of lIASTI.i:cs has, detaiiled the 21th and 25th
Dragodns there, which below bad been ordered
home .to be disbanded.

..On Friday and Saturday Imt the Ind Regiment,
which recently 'arrived from Cau icla, were dis-
banded at Cheinisford barracks. Most of nien
have again volunteered into other lt.interns.
Those who are returning to their homes, arc, with
.their 'wives au!l children., well provided for on
their journey--the men receiving Is. I.od, fur
every ten mileS, the women Itl. and each child
Id. per mile,And a free passage to Ireland,or Scot-
land.
London, England, 1817-11-01

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, Ist7.

Fein:►v, OcToinnt 31.

Ld.Fnley's Duenna, 7st. 811). heat Ld Suffield's Glow-worm,
Sst. 41b. D. I. DiOgs.-13 to 8 agst Duenna.
Mr. Stonebewer's Manfred, beat Mr. Prince's Pipylina c.
Sst. 51b. each, T. Y. C. 100gs.-13 to 8 on Manfred.
Handicap Stakes of lOgs each, for 3.yr -olds and upwards.
F.

,Mr. Prince's. Captain Candid, 4 yrs, 7st. 71h. 1
1.1 Jersey's Cannon Ball, aged, 9st ..
Mr. Cussans's Paulina, 3 yrs, est. 71h 3
Even betting yr' Captain Candid.
Handicap Stalces of 10,gs. each, for 3-yr o!ds• R. M.
Mr. Udny's The Student, Sst.
I,d Grnsvenur's throe, , 2
Mr. Wilson's Cauvass, 7st. 41b. 3
Even betting on the Student.

The. Andiey End Stakes of 30gs each, for Horses of all ages
et-yr olds execpted).
Mr. Vansittart's c. Pentiukin, by Orviiie, out of Mozn'en-

til4t, a yrs, 7sr.
1). of Rutlanu's Rhoda, 4 yrs, 7st.
'llse Judge played but 2.

Mr. Rogers's f. by Sorcerer, uut of Itotetta, Bst. 11b. rec.
ags trout Major Wi!cup's c.- by Juniper, out of Tippity.
Witchet, Bst. 4th. A. F. lOgs.
Mr. C;othlard's 13uroughumoger, Sit. 71b. beat NI:. rogers's
f. by out of ';tmgtail, 7st. T. Y. C. 25g5.-2 to,l op
Itoruughinonger.

John Oxley, ngeil iO, :Ind Nelley Mountain,
at;ed 74, eloped from Doncaster about twelve
o'clock on Sunday night, and Snell entered into
the bans of nvltrimonv at Sheffield the tplloveing
ruorning, for the fourth time!—(County Paper.)
Wednesday night the pretuists called 'Trinity
Wharf, at Rotherhithe, helongintt to Mr
bridge, were entered and-pinudrred of a quantity
of curt),
London, England, 1817-11-01

COURT OF CHANCERY, . OCT. 31.

His Honour the VICE-CnioicELLott, this day,
beard further argument of einthsel in several
Bankrupt Petitions, of no interest but to the par-
ties concerned. , .imig,ment was postponed in the
wln LORD CHANCRLLOR will resume his
sittings this day.

SERJEANT'S INN iiALL.

DOE, ON DE;►3ISE OF HANLEIi, against woon.

This important cause, respecting the Lord
Mravor's Mines, came on to be argnel yesterday.
Upon the trial in Cornwall, the Lord Mayor's
case, was not gone into, h;►t the plaintiffs were
nonsuited upon the-ground that the instrument
under which they claim, without regard to the
merits of the case, did not grant them any ►nte-
rest in the mines,
.to entitle them to b:ing an ac-
tion of ejectment.

Lord ELLENBORQUGH, after hearing very long
'and learned arguments from the BaLibtTor-
GENERAL -and. Mr. Serjeant LENS, On behalf of
the Lord Mayor, said, that be thought the ques-
tion required great consideration ; and that, with-
out giving' any opinion, he was desirons that the
instrument nrcder which the plaintiff contended he
was entitled to bring an eJectrnelit should he put
upon the record, and that Mr. Justice HOLROYD,
who had directed the nonsuit, had no objection.
A rule to that effect was accordingly pronounced,
and for this purpose, the cause must go again to
the Assizes, when, should the Lord Mayor not
succeed upon the merits of the case, the ques-
tion will be lurthe:. considered by the twelve
Judges.

OLD BAILEY.—No trial of any particaar into
rest took place yesterday.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-11-01

DIEM

•
Jacob Franco, Eiq. last week at Paris.
On the 15th ult.' at. his seat at Croft Castle,' in Hereford..
shire, Somerset Davies, Esq. in the CM year of his age,. one
of his Majesty's Deputy Lieutenants, and a Magistrate fur
the county of Hereford.

On Wednesday gunning last, in a fit of apoplexy, Mrs.
Gunner, of Thinnas-Street, St. John's, Southwarli, in the 29th
year of her age.
On ,the 29th ult. at the house of her brother, John Friend,
of Birchington,' Esq.. Mrs. Thomas Whiteley', of Lozadon-
street, aged 23, •

Yesterday, at his house in Burrows-buildings, Mr. Joha
Spiller, aged 51 years.
On the loth ult. at Pat is, the Conttesse Dillon, relict of
the Hon. General Arthur Dillon, brother of the late Viscount
Dillon.

,ONOON: hinted by J.ll, C.VRSTAIRS,'of Nu, 29, Great
Onnondhlreet, 11.17,,cn-square;'.and published' by W,A4
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Melton-street, at THE Str:4
°like, No. 112, Strand; where Advertiseiiit;nt:, Orders.
Lutturs:, (Lost-paid) mutt be tiddre,

Jill
Of
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isl

ref
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ma
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London, England, 1817-11-01

97, High Holborn,

is placed so conspicuously, that they trust-an attention to
this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike alt Let-
ter-press, will eiuthle Purchase! s at once to detect the Impo-
sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
111311.T1N, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bot-
tles at. 6,1. is. mid Is. Gd. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders.
•DAY nad MARTIN. 97, High Holborn.

The unprecedented Success of Mr. LIGNUM's ANTISCOR-
Bum: MEDICINE the following Cases demonstrate :
MR. .g
.tWILLIAM
years aTAY Ts
su AYLOR, E
ed with the dinburgh, h ti
curvy, as.to
render life a burthen to him.; was cured by the sole use of
the Drops.--Atlested by William Edgar, R.N. Caltonhill
station ; and William Thompson; General Agency Office,
Edinburgh.
Mrs. CRAIG, wife of James Craig, vintner, Smith Hills,
Paisley, was cured of a violent. Scurvy; the itching and pain
attending it almost deprived her of her tenses.—Attested by
G. Browning, druggist, Paisley.
.1. LAING, Torthorwald, near Dumfries, was cured after
being several years troubled with the Scurvy to such a de-
gree, that splinters of bone were continually discharging.—
Attested by James Fraser, druggist, Dumfries.
A Son of. Mr. HALLYBURTON's, ,HoWpasley, near Ha-
wick, cured after eight years affliction of the Scurvy.—Wit-
ness Mi. R. Armstrong, druggist, Hawick.
A GENTLEMAN in this City, who does not Choose to have
his name made public, had 4 severe Scorbutic Complaint in his
ancles, for which he bought one bottle of Mr. Lignum's Anti-
scorbutic Drops, and one bottle of his Lotion, which two
bottles perfectly cured him, to his own astonishment. The
large marks where the sores were„are quite visible, although
whole.—Attested by Mr. A. M‘Donald, 15, Brunswick-plate,
Glasgow.
_ROBERT, Son of John Graham, of Houghton-town-bead,
near Carlisle, was cured of the Scurvy after twelvennonths
affliction, by one small bottle only.—Attested by John Jollie,
boqkseller, Carlisle.
These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 6s. and
14s. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6s. ones), Wholesale
and Retail, by Mr. Lignum, Manchester; also by J. Evans
and Son, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield; Sutton and Co.
BoW Church-yard ; Barclay and Soils; 95, Fleet-Market ;
Edw.ards, 6L, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Butler and Sons,
4, Cheapside. • ;
And by one or more. principal, Medicine Venders in every
Market 'Town it the United Kingdom. •
London, England, 1817-11-01

FRAUD PREVENTgD.

•
TTo co Interact the many attempts that are .daily
made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GIiNVINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and
MARTIN, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which
their Address _ _ _
London, England, 1817-11-08

97, High Ifolhdrn,

is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to
this, and We dithaatue ►if.the Type, which is unlike all Let-
ter-press, will enable Purchase, s at once to detect the holm--
Ohio. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING,, wade by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future t•he sold in Bot-
tles at Gil. Is. and ls. 6d. each, anti a Copy of the Label left
will► all lit:nth:is.

D4Y aaci.MAileTlN, 97, High Holborn.