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London, England, 1810-03-01

-FREEMANTLE ESTATE,
ONE MILE FROM SOU fIIAMPTON. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WINSTANLEY and SON,
On Thursday, the zad of March, at Twelve o'Cloek, at the
. Auetion Mart, near the Bank of England; by Order of the
the Exrcutors, in One Lot.
THE very DesirabIe.FIIEEHOLD MANSION,
with Offices of every, denomination, Lawn, Garden,
Pleasure Grounds, Paddock, handsome Entrance Lodges,
Farm-yard,' Husbandry Buildings, Cottages, and several In-
• elosureS-ot Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land im-
mediaiely-suirduricling the Mansion; and containing
together, t3B A. 3 R. 7P. the hit: Residcnee and Property
• of I .)HN lARRE L'T, Esq. deceased:
This eligible Estate is situated at Milbrook, on the high
road from Southampton, throu,;ll the New Forest to Salis-
bury, Ringwood, Christ Church, &c. one mile only from
Southampton, eight from Lyndhurst, eighteen from Lyni.
ington, and 78 from London ; commanding Marine and
Land Prospects of great extent and beauty.
The Mansion is replete with every convenience requisite
for the accommodation of a Family of the first respeetabr.
lity, fitted up in a style of superior taste and elegance.
The Offices are judiciously arranged and well connected ;
the Gardens produdite, the Land in good condition, with
valuable Forest Right, and an eArly possession will be given.
To be viewed till the Sale (Sundays excepted), by Cards
of Admission only, which, with descriptive Particulars may
be had of Messrs. Shalives., L.: Blanc, and Shawe,..Solicitors,
Tudor-street, Blacktriars • and of Winstariley and Son, Pa.
ternoster.row, London, where a Plan may be seen. '
Particulars may likewise. be had of Wrn• A,mcir, Esq.
Southampton; the George, at Winchester ; Crown, at
Citrist Church ; Angel, Lytnington; the Crown, at Ports-
mOuth ; White Hart, at Salisbury; the,W hire Lion, at Bath;
of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and at the place of Sale.
N. B. About io,oool. of the Purchase Money may remain
on the Estate for two years, if required. -
London, England, 1810-03-06

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

I:OUSE. OF: PEERS,
MONDAY, MARCH 5. •
The Bilis on the table, were forwarded in their
respective stage,.
Mr. Johnson, from the London Dock Company,
presented an Account of the Receipts and Dis-
bursements of that CoMP4uy, for the year 1809.--=-
Ordered_to lie on the table.
• - Mr. -Irving, from the Customs, presented an Ac-
count of the Avci-27(-- Prices of Corn and Srtgar, and
other Paper's, in - the motions, made by
Lord HardaiCker—fo lie (*.l the ta.ile. •
.13irl COWPER presented a Petition in behalf of the
Prisoners confined for Debt in, his iVlijesty's_ Jail of
Hertford.
London, England, 1810-09-08

SALES, &c.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, ,
• sth September, iSto.
FOR SALE,
'By Order of the Honourable_ Commissionerof His Ma-
jesty's Customs, t r Mont'ay the loth, Tuesday, the tith,
and Wednesday the t2th of September, at° at Four
o'Clock, in tne afternoon of the said days precisely, 'in the'
Lung room. Custom-house, London,
THE following GOODS, which are allotted in
small Qulntives for the better accommodation of the
several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to be-
come Purchasers.,

FOR EXt'ORTATION.
Eask India Prohibited Goods, dn.

FOR HOME CONSUMPTION.

Spirituous Lignors, Wine, ,Haarlem Oil, China, Cologne
Water, Grocery, Sword Blades, :Cobalt, Glass, Kerseymere,
Woollen Cloth, Linen, Drapery, Svawls, Lace, Wrought
Inkle, Crape, Fans, Chessinen, Watches, Pearls, Conte.
Drawipgs Marseilles Waistcoats, Bctus, Deali, Tim-
ber, Cordage, Vats Materials of Vessels ; a Phaeton end
Harness, Saddlery, Shbes, ' Boots, Mats, Earthenware, To-
bacco, Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Soap,:and sundry other
Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue.
London, England, 1810-09-08

Jr res. AI Tir „, .
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• This Day was published,
In Four very large Volumes, ismO. price [I. Bs. in boards,
VOREST of MONTALBANO ; a Novel. By
the Author of " Romance or the Pyre.nnees,", and
" Santo Sebastiano."
London: Printed for G. Robinson,* Paternoster-row.
Ot whom may be had,
r. Romance of the Pyrennees ; Second,Edition, in 4 vols.
tamo. price as. boards.
a. Santo Sebastian; or, The Young Protedor ; Second
Edition, in 5 vols. tamo. price it. tos. in boards.,
London, England, 1810-09-08

ESCAPE, OF ROBEET, R

Daniel Ar:4 underwent another

tern +y, ;it Marlb-rough-street Oz-hci, .b I.rt:
CONN 4NT, Esq. Mr. MELLISH, the
Some other MagivrateS Die clepositi6n'S rt ad
over, 4 which ;he loilov. ing is,an abora,;

Michael M.Narnara, a yonTh about, oixtr.en, who •
WAS a prisoner in t hat. part ,w here R6bett rts
was confined, sated, that after lireakAtu," on the.
27th. of August, Roberts 'was walking in the g.e.dcn
with Daniel Aris, 'and also in the passage of the
Orison, for some 'hue. Ark offered to !-en a .totile
of wine that a -bell would tieg in the ie.iso. within
a quarter of an hour„ , and Roberts took
Winsell, one of the turnkeys, locked up on Mon-
day, the 27th, after this betting betweee D. Ark
and Roberts, and the witness was awoke ent of his
sleep by talking in the p3,..sage, near Roberts's cell.
He had
.preteously heard the following i.rm, eisation
between Daniel Aris and Roberts. The former said,
" Roberts !" calling him gently, and the other an-
swered. 4ris then said, "Be sure to be awake at
my halloo." Roberts replied, he would. to careful
of that, and continued—" Be sure to comet for you
know what risk. Lshall run if you-do not.' D. Aria
replied, ‘,‘ Never fear me, you know I always stick
to what I say." Witness was awoke some time after-
wards, and tte heard D. Aris', voice again in the pie:-
sage ; soon after which the clock -truck' one, which
Was supposed to have been about t ,t.! time of the •
escape,. On the turnkey finding the gates open' in
the morning, lie observed-, there would be a pry-cious
row ; and witness informed biro it WaS
.his young
Master who had left them open. •An. investigation
of what witness had said took place b-tore Gover-
nor Aris in the presence of the. prisoner, and the
latter said it was a d—d lie, and locked ,witre'ss up
in the gallery for so challenging him. D. Aris
charged witness with having been put up to, the
false accusation by the Frenchman .(meaning one
of the prisoners). Governor Aris wished Roberts
good-night, when ;he was locked up, and Witt est
had never seen him at the cells at locking up time
before.

- Amos, who married one of Mr. Aris's
daughters, staled, that thie Governor frequently vvtlit
round to lock up wish him, but he often omitted ;s
do so. The witness had some converswion with .)

Aris, relative to what MtNarnata had said, and he'
denied it with Warmth. D. Aris had the particular
care of that part of the visor) in which Robe' is was
locked up. The gates through which the two pri-
soners escaped must have been unlOcked by (Ale, of
of them ; but With respe.l to the outer gate, a man
London, England, 1810-12-20

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•
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This Day was published,
In Quarto, price ii. ► is. On wards,
THE CURSE of KERANIA. —A • Poem,
By ROBEIti SOU CH EY.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.

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f whom may be had,

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Wallace; or the light of Falkirk,, price los. 6d. in
boards.

on reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quite
satisfied that the voice of out Readers wilt -confirm our deci-
sion in favour of the poetical gvnius which must have dictated
this work The objections, winch apply in some degree to
all the ,orks. which we have iead m protessed imitations of
the balia,i-nietre. are less freq lenity to be drawn from al.:
PuentllOW before us, titan flora Any of its precursors
in our opinion, its beauties are more mental, its sentiments
more exasted, us =rat effect infinitely more sublime and at-
tractive."--Critical Review,. Feu.

PICTUALLING-UFFICE, -
Dee- 7,181 D.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICVIALLING
lIIS AtAyESTI": NA I,f Y do hereby give Notice,
That on FWD', the 2Sthinstant, they Will ,be ready to receive
Tenders, in writing sealed up), and treat for such Quantities
of god Sound •SPANISII RED WINE, at the respective
Merchants and De.ale: s therein ngry think. proper to Infer; to 6,
subjell to a Warranty of Pn•elve to be delivere Iree.of
Custqms and Excise Duties.; one Half thereof between the First
of
.7:mutat", and the Fifteenth of April next, and the caher
between the Sixteenth Of April and the Thirtieth of Sane
f ijoto His Itlaji,f.es- Picualling StOrel at Deptford,
Portsmotab, and Plymouth, and to be paid Jot by Bills., pay_
able with Interest, ninety dayt after date. ,

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Office.

No•iegatd will he had to any Tender in Ivhich the Price sk.l.
not be inserted la words at length, or that shall not be de.
livered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday,
the ziith instant, nor ualess the Person who makes the Tender, or
some reison on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for,
London, England, 1810-12-20

SUN.

This Day was.published,
In (Mayo puke Two Shillings and Sixpence,
A SKETCH' of ihe CAMPAIGN of PORTU-
GA L ; with some Observations.
Printed for bohn Murray, 32, Fleet-street, London.

This Day was published, price 2s. 6d
-THE REGENCY QUESTION; being a re-
publication of PAP L• RS, written during His Ma-
jesty's illness, in the year 1788; with a New Preface.
By DENTS O'BRYEN, Esq.
But we, with pleasure, own our errors past,
And make, each day, a critique on the last.
Porn.
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and reasonings would have applied centuries since, and w-uld
apply centuries hence—indeed, under any possible suspen-
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Booksellers.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1810.

CONTRACTS FOR RED AND WHITE LEAD, AND
INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING PAINT.
NAVY OFFICE, "
Dec. :9, aro,
THE PRiNCIPAL OPFIOERS and COM-
MISSLJNERS g/ HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY do bete&
give Notice, That on Thursday, the 3d of January, 181 r, at One
o'Clock, they wilt le teal) to treat with Such pet-re:lts as may le
willing to Contract for supptying his, Mljesty's several Dock
Yards, or any one or mwre of them with RED arid WHITE
LEAD, and INGRE DI ENTS for making PAINT.
A Form of th, Tender may be seen at 'his Office. No Tender
trill
he received after One ','Clock on the day of Treaty, msr any
I •
••)etoticeef, unless the Party, or an Agent f;t km, attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Beard, and signed by two reritonsille Persons. e,:g;rj.
ing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum ej
400.1. for the due terk,rmance of each of the Contratris.
London, England, 1810-12-20

A New Editiotiof

The ABBE GAIJ Ll 1 E R's . Ni I'S for the 1 nstruaion of

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Lean= Gradnecs pour les linfans, premier cours, tom.
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VICTIM L LING- OFFIC A,
Dec. 7, tBto
Tile COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
4- His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That 04 Friday,
the 21:1 instant, /by *will be ready to 1(t?l-et Tenders in
ivrifina sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what FRESH
BEEF shall be demanded for .the Use of His Majesty's Ships
and Pissels. at - Ya' mouth, Lynn, and /Tells, in the County of
Norfolk, at Margate, in Dover Roads, and at New Rotitsey
(on separate cusairaßs) for Twelve M,ntbs, from the First-yan-
uarj. to the Thitlyviest December 181 r, inclusive ; and to be paid
for by Bills payable with Interest ninety Days alter datt*.
The Conditions of the Contrails tn.' be seen at the Secretaty's
Office, at this Office, or 6y applying to the Colleaor of Customs at
Yarmouth, or to Mr. &ascii, Agent for the Fiaualling at
Dover.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in .whicb the Price shall
not Le inserted to wordf• at lengtb,•or that shall not be deliver-
ed to tbe•lloard before One o'Clcck on the sail Friday, the 21i/
instant,•2r unless the PersYs tub° makes the Tender, or sf,-me Per-
sm on his behalf, attends, to answer 4s ben called for.
London, England, 1810-12-20

ICTU 41_,LING-0 ICA,
Dec. 14, ail°.
Yr HE COMMISSIONERSjorITICTUA LLING
Ills rllAyiSTY's NAP'? do hereby give Notice, That
on 'Friday, the 2E'tb inst. Ike.), will be;•eady to receive Tenders in
writing (seated up) and treat for Six Blend; edTons of LIVER-
POOL, or coarse grained CHESHIR E SA LT ow Salt of equal
goodness ;and for Eight Hundred Tons o f CIiE S H I RE BAY
SALT of the largest rain, or,Salt J equal goodness (of each
of which 'Salts, the persons who make the Tenders are to produce
Samples), to be delivered int, H o Majesty's Viilualling Stores at
Deptford, one sixth papi there?) by the 3 est of Jan. next, and the
remainder .by the 30th gone following, free of all charges and
risk to His Majesty, except that the Contractor will be allowed
24. t Id. per Ton for Porerage of the Salt from the Wharf to the
Stares ; and to he paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, nie..ety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Senetary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Colleaot of Salt
Dudes at Liverpool, and al Middlewich, in Cheshire, re-
speilively.

N. B. The Fhole of the Salt above.mentiuned mutt be Slave -
dried.

No regard will be-had-to" any Tinder if; w/hicb the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Bawd before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 28th inst.
nor 111119,11 the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Perron 011 bit
behalf, attends to answer when called for.
London, England, 1810-12-20

NtTMBER 5702.1

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN.
rl7-10 -MORROW EVENING, 'Dec. 21, 1810,
4. will be aCledthe•Opera-or •
• , THE EXILE.
Governor,. Mc. BLANCHARD ;
AltradoW, Mr. LISTON ;
Count Calmar. Mr. BELLAMY ;
Doran, Mr. YOUNG ;
Servitz, Mr. FAWCI.If ;
Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHN,:..TON; •
Katharine, Mrs. DICKONS.
To t Lich will be added, the Farce of
ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE.
• Sir Gilbert, Mr BLANCHARD ;
Captain Stanley, 'Mr. HAM ERTON ;
Captain Stukeley, Mr CLAKENItIsIT ;
Diggary, Mr. LISTON ;
Simon, Mr. Si NIM () N S ;
Miss Bridget Pumpkin, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Kitty Sprightly, Miss S. BOOTH.
Places Tor inc Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
!New flax-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street; from Ten
;till Four. • _ _

Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d. Pit 3s. W. Second-price
23. -Lotve(GaliCry 2s SMOnti-price is Upper Gallery IS.
Second-price bd —No Money-to be returned. •
The Doors w:11 be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play
' begin at•Halr' pa. t Six.,
On Sat urci,.y. 'King Henry the Eighth; with The Spoil'd
Child (twin., triz last night of performing till the Holidays
Ors Wcalnesday, Every Man ii Lis mmumour; after which
wil, be pertormcd (tor the first time) the Grand Christmas
Panto.' tme, which has been the greater part of the Summoner
in preparAion.—On Thursday, As You Like Fri-
day, Every One has his Fault.
London, England, 1810-12-20

ROYAL t'ATENT

GODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM. al-
mined by the Faculty as the first Medicine LO the
World for Coughs, Cvlds, Asthinas, and Consumprious, ei-
ther by Sea or Land; for it has never been kiiown to Lail
when taken upon the first attack • thousands of times it has
succeeded atter Patients have beers given over. Stronger
()runt's of its efficacy cannot be given than being recommended
by the following Nobility : —The M,Lst Noble Marquis of
Lothian, the Right lion. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the
Right Hon. Lords Macdonald, Grantley, Fortescue. .Mont_
ford; the Right lion. late Viscountess Dunley and Ward;
Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth, and Fortescue; Lady Ap-
preece; Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnham, john Cog.
hill, George Armstrong, and Robert Peare ; Generals Doyle
and Drouly r Colonels Baker, Debath, and Lenox, with
many others, as may be seen in the Treatise, at the Proprie-
tors, No. 3, Bloomsbury-square.
Advice is given daily (Sundays excepted) from Eleven
o'Clock till Two.

Sold by Newbery and Sons, Shaw and Co. St. Paul's ;
Butler. Cheaicle ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Ba-
con and Co. Oxford-street; and all principal Venders in
Tovin and Country.
London, England, 1817-07-19

DIED.

On the Btli init. at Cheltenham, in the 59th year of his
age, Thomas Dent, Esq. formerly of Petersburgh, Virginia.
On S.tturtlay last, at Kensington, Henry Keusiiigtun, Esq.
late'of New Bridge-street. . _

_ .
On Monday lag, at Shetfield-Honse, Kensington, Mrs.Ro-*
-binson, widow of the late Thomas Robinson, Esq. ,
game morning, at Chiswick, Middlesex, aged 34, Mrs. Lee,
Ss-Wow of the late Captain Lee. of the 17th Regiment of Foot,
On Thursday, at her house. Palmer's Green, Southgate,,
Mrs. Hotham, ‘tidow of the late General H.thFun.
on the 18th inst. at Hampton Court, Mrs. Smith, the Lady
of Joshua Smith Siamions Smith, Esq.

LONDON: Printed by J. B. CARSTAIRS, of No. 21.4 Great
Ormond-street, t-been-sloal'e; and published by ;%'::A.
SCRIPPS, of ,No. 7, South Nlotton-strut, at Tire SUN
Office, No. 119., Strand ; where AdvAtisements, °viers,
Lettera, (post-yaid). must be addressed.
London, England, 1817-07-19

DIRT HS.

On the Ist inst. at Shenstone-Hunse, Staffordshire, the
of Henry Case, Esq. of a daughter.
On Tuesday last, at Wouton-bill-,_near Northampton, the
Lady of the lionyand Rev. T. L. Dundv., of a daughter.
At. Streatham Park, the Lady of NV. T.Mun.ey, Esq. M.P.
• a son.

•
•On the 29th May at Madeit a, Harry Young, Esq. to Miss
Mary Anna Rickets Anderson.
On the lath inst. at St.• Ann's, Soho, William Henry Vidal,
r2-ci. of the Island of Jamaica, to Elizabeth Forrester Foot;
niece of Jesse Font, Esq. of Dean-street, Soho.
Same day, at Feotington Church, John Dou_l3s, Esq. of
Lockerhy, second son of the kite Sir William Douglas, of Kil-
bead, Bart. to Sarah, youngest daughter of James Siitic,
Douglas, Esq. of Deneworth, Sussex.
London, England, 1817-07-19

THE SAME V. rovvgLL.

The claimant in this case also occupied a house
in Itannd-court, St. Martin's-le-Grand, where he
carried on the business of a painter•and
Ile ha►l been offered 2001.. by the Corporation.
The sum claimed by him was 130.01.

Mr. MoNTAGur was again called, and. deposed
to tie value of the unexpired term of the lease
held by the defendant, as also to the losses in
trade, and otherwise, which he would suffer by
the removal. In his opinion the sum offered by"
the City was an adequate remuneration.
Mr. Bevan was then called by Mr. Serjeant •
COPLEY, for the defendant. lie had valued the
premises, and also made an estimation of the
damage and loss of trade attendant on the re-
moval of the defendant, and.he was of opinion
that 1300/. was the compensation to which the
latter was fairly entitled for such a removal. To
a question put to,this witness (who is a member
of the Society of Friends) by the Common Ser-
jeant„ whether, independent of charges for the:
survey, he, was not. to receive a sum of money for
his attendance at that Court 1 He replied,`` Cer•
tainly, and it is but fair. I fancy none of you.
Gentle Men would come here without refreshers,"'
This reply excited much mirth in Court.
Other witnesses were called to prove the re-
ceipts. of time trade, Bcc.--.-The Jury returned a
verdict.—Damoges, 550 E
- •

COAL MAItKET,"Jui.y 18.
,Shipsat.Market. Ships sea.. . Price. -,
47 Newcastle
• 8 Soriiierlarki- - .S. 3ss. 6d: to 38s. OtL-
. I Welsh, Coal.. G. .. .... —6. Oti. to —I. od,.
London, England, 1817-07-19

WAGGONS:

To HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, Watford and Stanmore,Three
Times a Week.

• DNS, Betsles, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of Suffolk,
every. 111cflay.
CIRENCESTEP., Ahingdon, Henley, Bristol, and Glen-
'rester, Three Times a 'Week.

:!;01Yrl1AMPION, Wincliester, Rumsey, Lyndhurst, Ly-
mington, Christchurch, Ringwood, Fordingbridge, Winiburn,
porite,lsle of •Wight, .iergeyi and Guernsey Waggons (Daily).
• SUNlWRY,liainpton, and Twickenham, Twice a Wech.
GREENWICII and Woolwich, every Day.
MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for
any Parcels, Passenger's Luggage, Writings, Plate, ,&c. of
more than Five Pounds Value, if stolen, lost, or damaged, un-
less entered as such, and the Insurance paid* nceording!y.

RUPFURES &kipAT THE MEDICAL BOARD.
N consequence of the extensive practice of
the Medical Board,' at Charlotte House,• Black friars-
road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, for the
accommodation of patients residing at the West, end of the
Town, established another Illedic4l .Board in' Woodstock-
street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond,street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of
London, of thirty years expo ience, constantly reside. T hat
thousands have been restored to perfect health by their
united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed,
many of who'll) had been great sufferers from being impro.
_poly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup-
tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swel-
lings in the neck, nodes on the shin hones, cancers, stric-
tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and net eons
dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and
which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy
domestic happiness.
Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at
both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu-
lars, when medicine and the best advice will be sent to all
parts 'of the kingdom:
There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for
females. Advice gratis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
mor.:ings, until twelve o'clock.
•
London, England, 1817-07-19

FASIIWNABLE DEPARTURES.

Viscount and Viscountess Torrington, for Ostend ; Mr. and
Mrs. Owen, on Thursday last, for the Coast; Mr.R. B. Lloyd,
for thr Isle 'of Wight; Captain M. S. H. Lloyd, from Parlia-
ment-street, for the.lsle of IVight.
Departures from Dover for France.—Sir William Waller,
Rev. Mr. Wood, Lady Stanley, Dr. Somerville, Mr. Amherst,
Mr. Dirett, Mr. Brougham, Dr. Marlow, Lord Anson; G. S.
Butler, Esq. Sir James Fitzgerald, Major lanyens, General
Fans, Captain Coast, Mr. Barinw,-Colonel Ponsiaby, Captain
Barton, Colonel Hughes, LorIC. Manners, Hon. Mr. Mo-
lyneux, Lady Lauderdale, Sir John Maitland, Mr. Rogers,
Captain Golding, Marquis of Ltnsdowne, Hon. Mr. Seymour,
Hon. Berkley Paget, Lord Bristol.
Auntvat.s onToN.--The Hon. Mrs. Stanhope and
son; Mrs. General Jacobs, Colonel and Mrs, Jollitfe, M.P.
Dr.Barnby, Captain Hamlyn', It. N. Captain Greath, Capt.
Martin, Captain 'Nlatson, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Penfold and family, Mr. at Mrs. Hen-
derson and family, Mrs. Robertson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Backler and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Rymer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford, two
Misses Morits, Mr. and Mrs. Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Clements,
Mr. Gralithem, Mr. Olderman, Mr. Osy, Mr. Billett,
Poland, Mr. Hat risonand family, Mr. Alston, Messrs. Brown,,
Mr. Linder, Mr. Stelielni, Mr. Tilt, Mr. Arkland, Mr. Land,
Mr. J. Oak, Mr. 11. Oak, Mr. Wilkinson. Mr. Roycroft, Mr.
Carbally, Mr. Dorwell, Mr. Wiltsbearo, Mr. Poindester, Mr.
Banister, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Gresvett, .Mr. Kortright, Mr.
Rebecca, Mr. Shelly, Mr. %V. Green, Mr Heaton, Mr.
Sweed, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Barium), &c. &c. &c.

•BATH AK RiYALs, JULY 18.—Sir DArympie,_ Sir l:-!.
Smith, Lady Blunt, Hon. Mr. Arundel, lion. 3. Coventry,
Hon. Mrs. Evorard, Colonel Cochrane, Colonel D. Cot
ham, Colonel CrooloAtatilol, Captain Pow nev, Captain and
Mrs. Mortimer, Rev. F. W. liulme, 1)r. Lindsay, Dr. Rees.
London, England, 1817-05-14

It EFORM.

Sir S',;tOLTltuttstires---etited a Petition front
the City and County of Cork, in, favottrof
Parlia-
:mentary Reform, lie ►wwas sorry to dissent from
the opinions of any of his constituents, but he
was persuaded this Petition did not contain the
sentiments_ of .the great body of them. He differed

_ .
from the assertion of the Petition as to the neces-
sity of Reform.;---he ilitUnot thinktliat the ►resent

istress arose from the want of Reform, or that

the late war had been carried on against the wishes
of the people. He was persuaded, on the con-
trary, that the votes of the Howe on that subject
always went hand in hand with the wishes of their
constituents. The Petition was read, and ordered
to lie on the table.

Mr. ARKWRIGHT presented a Petition from th
Hop-Growers of Rye against the 13111 in progress
respecting the Sale of Hops.

Mr..I3OOTLE WILBIZAKAM moved for H Return
of the number of Papers printed by order of the
House, in the Sessious of 1814-15—and 16, with
the title of each Paper, exceeding une sheet, and
the cost to the public of each respectively.
Sir M.' RIDLEY did not object to the motion,
but observed, that by a Aeturn of the Titles of
alt the Papers, the Honourable Gentleman would
incur some of the expense which he wished to
avoid.

Mr. B. WILBRAHAM SRN, the Titles of all the
Papers containing only one sheet would be omit-
ted.—The Return was ordered.

Mr. Su.sw presented a Petition from the
Parish of St. Mary's Dublin, gainst the Window
Tax..—Ordered to lie nu the Table.

Mr. SHAW then gave notice, that on Friday next
lie should submit a motion to. the }loose on
subject.

PAPER NIAKERS.

Sir E. BRYDQRS, referring to the Petition which
he had lately presented from the Paper Makers of
Maidstone, and its vicinity, stated, that, he was
aware of the general arguments against any dis-
couragement of machinery. But if it could be
proved, as the Petitioners stated they could prove,
that the use pf some machinery in this case pro-
duced no advantage to the public, but produced a
worse article, and only tended to throw a profit
into the hands of monopolists, it would be a fit
exception from the general rules on this subject.
He Moved to refer the Petitions to a Comthittee.
The motion was carried, and the Committee
appninted.'
Copies were ordered of the Proclamation for
extending the Preservation of the Peace Act to
some Baronies in Downshire, and of the Memo•
rills on which that measure was founded.

RECOONIZ%NCES IN IRELAND.
Mr. PEEL rose, pursuant to notice, to move for
leave to introduce a Bill to amend the laws re-
garding forfeited recognizances in Ireland. It
was most important to the course of criminal jus-
tice in that country that the rccog►riza,nces should
be enforced—that something should be done to
ref Orin the present system of entering into twos-
London, England, 1817-05-14

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Colonel Woon postponed till to-morrow week
the second reading ot the 13111 for Legalizing the
Salt. ot Game.
A PetitiOn was preseßted from Wigtown against
the Cottage Tax,--Several Petitions were pre-
sented from the County.Of Antrim.. praying for a
regulation ot the Butter Trade.
London, England, 1817-05-14

PA It LIAMEN T.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TuESDAY, MAY 13

`Earl Manvers took the Oaths and -his Seat.—
' Bailey's Divorce Bill passed through Commit-
tee, with amendments. Report to-nioirow.:--
Some Bills were brought from the House of Com-
mons by -Mr. Brogden, Sir Edward Knatchbull,
Sir James Graham and..other Members, and read
a first time.--The Landlord and Tenant Bill raised
through a Committee without amendment.
CIRCULAR LETTER OF viscomrtsIONIOUTFT.
, Lord EaSIUNE, adverting to the discussion of
last night, observed, that the authorities quoted
by his Noble Friend (Earl Grey) had not, in Ills
opinion, been disproved by any thing that had
fallen front the two Noble and Learned Lords, and
he felt it impossible to allow the matter so to rest.
He wished to have before the House an. Account

of all Commitments tor Libel by Justices of the
Peace, distiagnishing whether returned into the
Courtof Kiog's Bench, or to the Q:iarter,Ses-
stuns, together with the Information tiled, or the
Indictments found, against the parties so held in

recognizance. He was satisfied it would appear
that not more than 100 recognizances of this de-
scription had been taken during a century past.—
What then became of the argument, that such a
practice was necessary to the safety of the country ?
It was quite impossible the doctrine now set up
could rest as it was, public Opittion would have its
influence upon Parliament, and either this doctrine
must be established by Act .of Parliament as the
law of the land, or given up altogether. ,He
never could consent to give up the public press of
the country to the mere discretion of Justices of
the. Peace. Establish this doctrine and the Libel
Act became a dead letter ; and was it ever con-
tended when that Act passed that such a power
shottld be vested in Justices of the Peace? The este-
.blished principle of the law was,,that no man was
deemed a libeller until after the verdict of two
Juries ; but under this new doctrine a common
Justice of the Peace, without any verdict of a
Jury and merely acting at discretion on his own
opinion, might subject an individual to a much
heiVier punishment than he would be after a re-
gular conviction for a libel. Ile had all his life
set bitnself against blasphemous and seditious
libels, but be could not consent to check their,
circulation at the expellee of the general liberty of
the subject. He had lived to see the law esta-
blished against a doctrine laid down by Lord
Mansfield, and though then a young, and now an
old man, be would venture to prophecy that he
should live to see the doctrine ;now attempted to
be established put down. by the law of the laud.
He was, at any rate, convinced that this doctrine
could not reutaiu as it was, and that some legisla-
tive enactments must be resorted to, lie had not
yet shaped his motion, but in the course at a day
or t*o be intended to bring it forward..
Adjourned till to.morrow obis day),
London, England, 1817-07-26

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ACCEPT my most grateful Thanks for the
kind marks of your favour conferred on me at the bal-
lot yesterday, which, while they call forth my warmest grati-
tude, induce me confidently to hope that my pretensions to
Your favour are well-founded, and such as to justify my again
respectfully soliciting on the first vacancy that may occur,
that support which will place me in the situation of my highest
ambition, and leave me only anxious to prove myself worthy
of your confidence and regard.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant,
CHARLES ELTON patscorr.
452,,Tbreadneedle-street, July 24, 1817.
London, England, 1817-07-26

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

• This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Bvo. price, in boards,
THE SEXAGENARIAN; or, The Recollec-
tions of a Literary Life.
Printed for F. C. and .1. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by Payne and Foss, Pall-Mall.

ourAvo EDITION, OF LALLA ROOKH.
This Day was published, 3d Edition, in Bto. price 14s.
lAALLA ROOK H. an Oriental Romance.
By THOMAS MOORE, Esq.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row.

Also, just published, in Svo. price 12s.
ILLUSTRATIONS of the POEM, engraved by Charles
Heath, from Paintings by It. Weitall, R.A.
A few of each may be had in Quarto.
London, England, 1817-07-26

BOW-STREET..

PRIVATE STrr.t.—Yesterd3y Werstbx
was brought , before RICHARD BIRSIR, Eiti. the
Sitting Magistrate, cbarged with keeping a private
still in Little Wild-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields.—
Samuel MeadoWs, an Excise officer, stated, that ins
consequence of ioformation which he had received
that a private still was worked at No.. 22, Little
'Wild-street, he went there yesterday morning,.
and in the first kitchen he found the prisoner
working a private still; fie drew off raw spirit
from it amounting to about 30, gallons of washi
which was in a state of fermentation.—The
soner pleaded his poverty as an extenuation of his
cwohnitcl
which
c
iti.ot---llbeein"g-aasLoentvoicitleatyl penalty of 301.
c.infilitted to
the House of Correction for six months,

Several butchers and green-glovers of Clare..
market were charged by the Parish Officers of St.
Clement's Danes, under the Lord's Day Act,. witls
following their calling on Sundays, which being
satisfactorily proved,. they wer,e convicted in the
penalties and. costs.
. Two Jews, wher.reside in Holywell-street, were
convictedunder the same Act of Parliament lov
exposing clothes tor sakon Sunday. They plea6e4
in their defenee„•thut they observed the Christian
Sabbath after ten o'clock every Sunday morning,.
by taking in their clothes and shutting up their
shops at that thought they were allowe
tokee
i)open shop and d.
till
that
hat
hour.

BIRTH.
On the 24th inst. the. Lady of Lieutenant G. 13. Sliardon,
A. N. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
This morning; Mr. Hutchinson, of.Clement's-lape, to Ann,
daughter of the late John Clark, Esq. of Caryberwell.
On Thursday, the 24th instant, at Pinner, Middlesex, Mr.
Nathaniel Graham, of St. Paul's Church-yard, to Jane Maria,
second daughter of William Nurse, Esq.. of Pinner, Middlesex.

DIED.
On .the 20t11 inst. at Caister, in Nor'folk, Hannalb the wife
of Captain Edward Hall, R. N. aged 29.-

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Ormond-street, Queen-square; and publish.*) by W. A.
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1
London, England, 1817-07-26

We received this morning- the Paris Papers of
Wednesday last. The Bulletins respecting the
health of the Dmhess DE BERRY continue to an-
nounce good days and tranquil repose during the
night.—The following arc Extracts :

" PAR{S, JULY 23. Yesterday the Clicvallicr
de Britt), Commander of the Order of Christ,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of his Most Faithful Majesty, is the absence
of the Marquis de Marialva, Ambassador of the
sa;-oe Court, had his public audience, at which he
resented his credentials to his Majesty.

“.Coont Angli„ the Prefect of Police, has oh:-
ti,lued leave of absence for eight days. During
ab,ence the business of the Prefecture will be
transacted at the Ministry of General Police.
” The Duke of Wellington, it is said, will set
out to-morrow or the day after, for his head-
quarte-s.

" Two shocks of an earthquake were felt at
Barcelona on the 4th inst. The first at four in
the morning, and the second a quarter before six,
the latter stronger than the other.

" The latest intelligence from Algiers states,
that the Plague was making great ravages there.

ilLidarne Catalani returns to Paris the 26th

instant.

" The Marcella] de Camp Count de -- was
killed in a duel by Colonel --, at half-past eight
the evening before yesterday. The two champions
Were each accompanied by three friends, a 111a-
recital de Camp and two Colonels. After having
traversed the Bois de Boulogne without meeting
a suitable place, they found means to get rid of
the crowd which had followed their movements,
and took their stations in'ihe r4i of tht.Mon-
,v.i,,,
tapes Misses. After exchanging follieSthots
without either being wounded, they took to their
swords, and M. de received a wound, of
which be died on the spot.

" The Rye Harvest is actively getting in in the
neighboOrhood of Paris.

" Fiye Per Cents.--Tuesday, 66f. 5.5 c:

g.` LYONS, JULY 19.—0 n the lith the Prevotal
Court tried twenty Rebels of the Commune of
Saint Genis. Laval Frangois Oudin, Adjutant-
Major on half pay, and another individual, were
condemned to death, four were sentenced to trans-
portation, six to different terms of imprisonment,
and the rest were acquitted.
BANKS or THE RHINE, JULY 1.3.--The Wur-
temburgh troops, stationed in Alsace, are in mo-
tion from their. cantonments, to assemble in the
environs of Weissembourg. There will be a
Grand Review between that place and Lanter.
bourg, at which will he present the King of IVor-
temburg, the Austrian General-in-Chief Fr:mont,
the Russian General Tettenborn, and several other
Generals.

" BERLIN, JULY D.—According to the decision
of the Council of State, the importation of fo-
London, England, 1817-07-26

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JuLY 25.—At a General Ordina-
tion, hell by the night Rev. Henry Lord Bishop
of Norwich, in the cathedral church of that City,
on Sunday last, the, following fifty-six persons
were admitted into Holy. Orders :

DEACONS.
Richard Aldons Arno% P.A. Trinity College, Oxford.
Thomas Attkins.
John Beevor Berney, S.A. Bene't College, Cambridge. •
Henry Banfather.
James Betts, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford.
Willoughby Brassey, Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
Tatton Brockman, B.A. Oriel College, Oxford.
Charles Campbell, late of Coins College, Cambridge.
John Chevallier, M.D.
Robert Bede Coo;yer, Trinity College, Oxford.
Charles Thomas Dawes, B.A. Magdalen College, Cambridge.
Matthew Dawson Duffield, late of Caius College, Cambridge.
John Duncan.
Andrew Edwards. B.A. Magdalen College, Oxon.
Carew Thomas liters, Sidney College, Cambridge.
John Grimwood,ll.A. Camas College, Cambridge.
Robert Rae ftouston, Qtreen's College, Conbridge.
WilliaM Macon Marcon, B.A. Bene't College, Cambridge.
Thomas Methold, B.A. Caius College, Cambridge.
W Hodge Mill, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
John Simpson Myers, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
James Norgate, M.B. Caius College, Cambridge.
John Ant!, any Partridge, B.A. Brasenose College, Oxford.
Samuel Payne, Sidney College, Ombridge.
John Bathrop Roberts, B.A. Bene't College, Cambridge.
Alexander Robertson.
Adaio Sedgwiek, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Gt,orge Thomas Turner, 8.8. Jesus College, Crimbridge.
I Teoey Walker, late of Magdalen College, Cambridge.
George Wyatt, S.C,L. St. John's College, Cambridge.

PRIESTS.
H. 13. Batchelor, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
Fleetwood Churchill, Pembroke Hail, Cambridge.
William Orl:e.
Conch rowel!, NIA. Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
Isaac Gillam, late of St. Edmund's Hall, Oxford.
Ralph Grenside, 13. A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
Charles Hardy, It. A. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge.
William Holmes, l 3: A.- Coins College. Cambridgo. -
William Henry Hol worthy, Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Samuel Jackson, M. A. Ballot College, Oxford.

Henry .Jenour.
Charles .Jones, B. A. Caius College, Cambridge.
Thomas Mason.
John Mayo, M.B. Caius College, Cambridge.
George Montagu, i 3. A. St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
John Morton, S. C. L. Jesus College, Cambridge.
Chas. Musgrave, M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Edward Paske, M. A. Clare Hall. Cambridge.
Benj.PhilT.ot, M.A. late Fellow of Christ College, Cambridge.
Thomas Reeve, Benedict College, Cambridge.
Archibald Smellie, St. John's College, Cambridge, and M. A.

of Edinburgh.
&AM Taylor, B. A. Caius College, Cambridge.
Edward Wade, 13. A. Trinity College, Dublin.
Andrew Siely Warner, 13. A. Otitis College, Cambrldct'..
Percival Spearman Wilbinson, B.A. Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
George Williams.
The Rev. Benjamin Philpot, M. A. late Fellow of Christ
College, was on Monday last licensed to the perpetual Curacy
of Walpole, in Suffolk, on his own petition.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-07-26

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LATHES ANT• GENTLEMEN,
ALLOT' me to avail myself of the present op-
portunity to return you my most grateful thanks for the
great encouragement I have already met with in this early
periud of my canvas for a seat in your Direction.

-
Ihe leave to acquaint you, that it is my intention to pro-
ceed to the Ballot ott the first Vacancy which may occur after
the expiration of the time stipulated by the Company's Regu-
lations for my retirement from their service. Should I then
be so fortunate as to meet with your confidence, be assured
that nothing shall be wanting on my part to fulfil to the nt-
tazust of my abilities the important duties of the situation.
I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient Servant,
•
JOHN LOCH.

Te the PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENTS, TREASURER,
COMMITTEE, and GOVERNORS of the MARINE SO-
CIETY.
Mr Loens AND GENTLEMENT,
AVACANCY having occurred in the Situation
of APOTH F.CARY to your valnahle INSTITUTION,
iu consequence of the Resignation of Mr. Bill, I take the
li
berty of offering myself as a CANDIDATE for that Office,
And request the favour of your Votes and Interest. After
having ,erved as Sir eon in the Royal Navy nearly 7 years,
I settled at. Deptford in the year 1805. In the years 1810, 11,
end 12, I was frequently called to Cases of accident, or sod-
don illness, occurring on board the Society's ship lying off
Deptford; which latter cases, Mr. Bill, on account of the dis-
tance of his residence in London, was incapable of Mime-
Ciately attending; and since that period, by the directions
• your Commit Tee, I have been called in all ,such cases; and
bae rendered any services, and supplied the medicines, most
Cheerfully, and entirely without remuneration of any descrip-
tion. In consequence of these services, and of my vicinity to
'the ship, the Committee have been pleased to appoint me
:APOTHECARY to your Society, pro tempore; an appoint-
'latent which, I presume to hope, the same motives will induce
Tun to render permanent. Should Ibe so happy as to succeed
in the object of my is isles, I beg leave to assure you, that I
hill continue to discharge the business of the Office with that
tromptitude and diligeisce which my experience of its duties,
lily inclination, and the vicinity of my residence, will equally
enable me to exert.
I have the honour to remain, my Lords and Gentlemen,

_
Your most obedient Servant,
SAMUEL BROMLEY,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
beptford, July 25.
The Election will take place on Thursday, August 17, at the
Marine Soeftty's ()dice, Bishopsgate-street. To commence
htt 1, and close at 3.
London, England, 1817-07-26

FOB. BOSTON,

The last-sailing American Brig
FAME, HENRY G. JONES, Master; bur-
then per Register 185 Tons. Has excellent
_ Accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Pas-
sengers, and will be dispatched immediately.
For Freight or Passage apply to
PRITCHARD and BF:VAN.
St. Stephen's-Wharf.

8ri114.1, July 12, 1817.

FOR HAVRE DE GRACE AND ROUEN,

r* The filie Sloop ISA BELLA,
ALEX. MORRISON, Master; hurdle') 90
Tous. For Freight ,apply to
I*-thlfava,47. PIOUTCrARD and BEVA:s7.
Who
have n s

A regular supply of best Pontypool Tin Plates, and a quail•
tity f reucli Burr Stoncs.
Bi is 01.

FOR NEW YORK,—{lntended as a regular Trader)
The fine coppered American Ship
1
*gra ANDREW JACKSON, burthen :350 Tons, ,
\s loi*• THOMAS MORTON,' Master. Will meet
sf
with all possible dispatch ; has excellent
Accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Pas-
sengers.—For Freight Or raftalLe apply to the Master on
Lard ; or to PETER MAZE.
Bristol.
London, England, 1817-07-26

FOR NEW-YORK,

The American coppered Ship
4,„ CHAUNCEY, Captain GEORGE R. DOW-
' DALL, will sail on or abont the 15th An-
gust. She has excellent Accommodation for
Cabin and Steerage Passengers.
For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Dowdall, No. 44,
Quern-square, or to LEWIS and PERRY.
Bristol, July 18, 1817.

.FOR KINGSTON,
The fast-sailing coppered Schooner,
CORDELIA, burthen per register 115 lons:
The greater part of the Cargo being en
gaged, she will sail in about a month.
PorFreight or Passage, apply to
Bristol, July 12, 1817. JOHN IRVING.
London, England, 1817-07-26

FRAUD PREVENTED.

rrcounteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
instead ;Attie GENUINE BLACRING prepared by DAY and
they are induced to adopt a new Label, in 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-press, will enable Piirchasei s at once to detect the impo-
sition: The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bot-
tles at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with all Venders.

DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.

FOR BALTIMORE,

7i..,mez. ' ‘-- 1\T1,41/4, The fine American Ship C 0
7_41, CORD, burthcn 300 Tons, SETH STORER,
"-‘l/4
.\llll Master ; will be dispatched with all possible
. ' expedition ; has excellent Accommodation
for Cabin and Steerage Passengers.
For Freight or Passage apply to the Master on board, or to
PETER MAZE.
Who has for Sale, 3200 Barrels of Flour, the Cargo of said
Vessei.—Bristol.

FOR CHARLSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
The Snow WATERLOO, CHAS.
CUVILLIE, Master; will positively sail in
all .luly
For Freight or Passage apply to
_
KIDDELL, HOOD, and Co.
King-street, Bristol, May 23, 1817.