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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-19

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STATEMENT 'of the ODDS on the DONCASTER ST.
LEGER STAKES, &c.—Aug.
Talon— 3 to 1 agst. Mr. Watt's c. by Whitelock.
Taken— 8 to 1 agst. D. of Hamilton s Restless.
8 to 1 agst. Si, T. Stanley's
10 to 1 agst. lA. Milton's Stainboronth
13 to I apt. Brother to Raphael.
1.1 to I agst. Camelion.
14 to I agst. Mr. Peirse's Ebor.
15 to 20 to I agst. a.,y other.
NEWMARKET ST. LEGER STAKES.
5A to 1 agst. Indus.
7 to 1 agst. Azor.
Taken— 7 to 1 agst. the Student.

YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1817.

SATURDAY BEFORE THE MEETING

The Produce Commencement Stakes of i;igs each, h.ft.acoits,
Bst. 31b. fillies, Bst. (Nine Subscribers.)
Mr. Bell's b. c. by St. George
Mr. R. Hornsey's b. c. by Whiteluck
Mr. Ruler's filly, hy'Whitelock
The- principal Races here commence to-morrow (Wednes-
day.)
Notwithstanding the late on Favourable weather, the Race-
course is in better order than might have been expected.
London, England, 1817-08-19

DIED.

On the 10th Inst. in South-street, Grosvenor-square, Mary,
the wife of the Rev. Joshua .Greville, Curate of st..tieorge's,
Hanover-square, and Vicar of Duiton,Northaruptonshire,',
O last, at her house in Flutlyer7street, Whstmict.,
ster, "'h
Anna Maria IllenMan; widow of Jonathan Men,
man, Esq. late Solicitor-Gencral of the Island of Barbadoes. ,
Oct Friday se'nnight, at Knottingley, near Ferrybridge, in
Siarst. nArdna
the S9th year Of Ilia age, 'Mr.' Christopher Abbott, Comedian.
He was well .known for the last fifty years in' the Counties
of York and Lincoln, and
_universally respected: H. was a.
man of great probity and patriotism, and no less eccentri-
city; and till within a short time' of his death was scarcely
ever known to-have had a day's illneis. He was at the ,taking
of Belleisle, at which.place he was severely wounded. It was
his greatest pride that all his bout had served their country,
acid nearly all his mile relations; aud, according to his own'
calculation, he had walked nearly twice round the globe. •

LONDON: Printed by 3. B. CARSTAIRS,.of NO. 29; Great
Ormond-stryet,;•Pqeell-square; aud,-published, by W.
SCRIPyS, a No. 7, South Mottori-str-evt, .at ,THE Soft
'Office, No. 112, Strandit'Wh6e Aiiveitirsetiiimt;,, 'Orders:,
Letters, &e, (oust-paid) must be addressed.
London, England, 1817-08-19

REGISTER OF FtvSllloNr.

At the. Dinner given by the QuEE on Satur-
day, at Frogmore, in honour of the Duke of
Yorlit's Birth-day, there was turtle kiwi other
luxuries. The Band of the Royal Horse G..ards
attended, :ma played in the 4;irdeil. There yeas
au evening patty to a Concert, pet twined by the
QU EE .5 Band. A very gle;q variety of refresh-
ments were given.

The PRINCE REGENT, it is said, a'ter his visit
to the Isle of Wight, will sail in the royal yacht
to Plymouth, and on his return spend a. day or
two with his royal relatives the Dike and Duchess
of GLOUCESTER, at the Lodge at Weymouth.
The Royal Terrace at Weymouth is now com-
pletely occupied by visitants ; but the hOuses on
the Esplanade are not-all yet taken. That even-
ing promenade is, however, numerously attended,
and ou it the fine band of the I 3 tit Lancers regu-
larly play select pieces of martial music.
Yesterday Lord and Lady ELl.ei-tuottoobA and
family left town for Paris.
The Earl of HARROWBY and Viscount SANDoNt
have left Dublin, ou a tour through the County
of Wicklow.

Lord Viscount STRANGFORD, after a pro sperous
voyage, arrived at Gotienburgh, on the 25th cm
his way to Stockholm, as Ambassador to the
Swedish Court. •

The Marquis and Marchioness Of ANGLESEA
and family leave town this day, for their seat,
Beau Desert, Staffordshire.
The Right lion. TnomAs GRENVILLE has left
town on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness
Of BUCKINGHAM, at their seat, Stowe.
The Marchioness of EXETER left her house in
PriVy-gardens yesterday, for her scat, Langley.
The Earl of GOSFORD left his residence in Mon-
tague-square, on Saturday, for his seat in Ireland.

The Duke and Duchess of ARGYLE are expected
to leave town in a few days for the Continent.
Sir HENRY PAKENHAM, father-in-law of the
Duke of WELLINGTON, is nOW at !tome, and was
presented to his Holiness the POPE on the ?3d ult.
and received with the most flattering marks of
distinction,

His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT has
been graciously pleased, as a mark of his appro-
bation of the distinguished services of Sir PiIII4P
KEATING ROCHE, (luring the whole of the
Penin-
sular war, to nominate and appoint him a Knight
Commander of the Royal Guelphic or Hanoverian
Order.
London, England, 1817-08-19

THE THEATRES.

HAY-MARKET.—The success of the new piece
Teasing made Easy, and The Actor of all Work, fill
this Theatre every night. The dramatic and thca-
ttical merits of both will,, indeed, account for their
continued attraction.

ENGLISH Per4o4 Ilunters, My
Uncle, and The Padlock, drew a numerous au-
dience last night. Miss STEVENSON improves
every night ? her Leonora, in the last piece, wos
'very interesting, and CHATTERLEY'S Mungo very
(liverti►ig.
London, England, 1817-11-03

NEXT FRIDAY.

, .
SIX OF THEN l'Y THOUSAND -POUNDS!
CA. CANROLL, the Contractor, reminis the
. that on FRIDAY NEXT the LOTTERY will
fornmence Drawing.—The following hiief enumeration will,
*hew the merits of the Scheme, which contaidi nearly 3,000
taibre Prizes than Blanks, including
SP; OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS

'I lie Two Prizes of 15,000 being entitled to 5,0001. more.
SCHEME.

2 of .j:,20,000 Money are......L40,000
20,000 Consoli 40,000
15,000 Ditto. ... 30,000
.5,000 Money ....10,000
,
1,000 Guineas 2,100
. 1,000 Money
~ 500 Guineas ....... 2,100
~ 200 Guitietr, 1,260
200 Money ..... 1,600

.'9.2 •• • • • •

~'..

. , .
5,700"0f the Tickets which may be drawn Blanks will he
entitled to rectivo, previous to the:atl Deceruber, 121 each
in Nioney, or may, at the optien of the Holders, be re-draWn ,
and agaii take a second Chance of obtaining the Capitals that
remain in the Wheel.

G. CARROLL had the pleasure'of diStributing amongst his
rriends4he last-drawn. Prize of 30,00Q1. ; he trusts a coati-
tsuaace of his usual Success will attend his Otlices,
CORN HILL; and 26, O.:FORD-STREET,
*here Tickets and Shares for the present popular Lottery are
Int sale at the following Prices, vie. .Half •
Ticket j ,L.19 10
• L.lO - o Eighth .'... L. 2 13 G
Quarter,, . . 5ixteenth..........1 7 0
London, England, 1817-11-03

T'l-1. E LO TT•E

SII PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
aid Co. beg leave to remind their
Frit-tills, that NEXT FRIDAY th,e LOTTERY he-
(tins Drawin7,. SIX Prizes of L-20,1)00 Motley and Consuls
constitute part of the Scheme. Within a short time MAR-
TIN and Co. sotd
Nus. 829

....a Prize of 1.20,004

4,674 .10,030
.617 2,000.
And in a previous Lottery
:‘ • No 961 ' • a Prize of 40,000
At 8, (I',ORNHILL, and 120, OXFORD-STREET.

NEXT :FRIDAY; 7th NOVEMBER. •
and J. SIATEWRIGHY ,flp 'not 'consider it
necessary to continue to advertise, at full length the
:Scheme of .the Grand Lottery, which ecnittieiieses Drawing
24EIT FRIDAV, as it is. el:id:mit, by nuand- for Ticketa
at their {-ttfiqes, (the only 'sure criterion),. the Scheme, is well
Itnderstoorli and duly appreciated: they, will therefore only
recapitulate a few of its proatinent merits—it contains 2.t034
more Prizes than Ellaults—,-..700 have the option of
receiving 121. each, or of bejog. re-drawn, and thus have Two
42hanee4; for one Ptirchage. There are o,:ty 7,100 Numbers,
Iwo of each, and
I Number may gain the enormous Sum of
.30,0001.
3- Numbers must•each ;min the Sum of 40,000/.
6 Tickets must each zail the Sim. of OOO/.
,

• IleSidesthe charce-o-f 3.2 other Capitals of 1,0001. '&c..&e.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have on Sale Tickeis and .shares
at moderate Pricei.at th'eir' Old-established' Offices, No. 37,
ornitil),. No. 38, Haymarket, N0..11, Holborn, and No.
1.41, Oxford-street; *here the Last 20,0001. Prize and 11
others Capitals hase..been rec.ently'dividrd among the Puoljc.
London, England, 1817-11-03

BlR'llig.

At Dawlish, on the 315t.u1t... the. Lady. of Charles Grant, '
Esq. of a soil.
. On•thd 30th nit: at Merry Oak, pear Southampton, the Lady
of. George Ede, Esq. of a son and heir. •
Same day; at Southampton, the Lady Of Captain Inglefidcl,
of the Royal Navy, of a son.
On Friday' morning, at his' house in B‘rkeley-square, the
Lady of Henry F. c, Cvendish,.Esq;:of a. son and heir.
London, England, 1817-11-03

nsiii .-'E‘'v"&

Tile Lid Cathcart, Alulabar, Lord
iJypetlon.. Edward, aiid liTy((:)n,
bud arrived gonibuy 'oil :or ba-
lot:e 'the ttli

LivEttPoo'L,Nov.l.-,—Arrived the ikl;try,
frOM Botni-oty; front tOtetie'e she sailed the 1 Ith
'June, 'from lsfe l'ratt‘ie the 2rst 'll4, froM
Helena the Ist September; and from the Island Of
Ascension o'n the 6th of the same Month : left at
the iat'er lilaee his AltjestY'S ship Julia. On the
'6th Jnly; iu lot. 9. 20. S. long. 79. she spoke the
ship indiatt oak; frOM this pint for Calcutta ; on.
the 22d September; in lat. 11. N. long. 24. 40.
spoke the ship Phoenix; fiorit Londott
for the South Seas, all well) on 'the 21st Sept.
in hit. lb: 42; N, long. 24. spoke the Danish
shin Oo'vernor Bielle, of -COpentrageii, from Ba.

tavia, out two months. The Edward, of Shields,
and the L'Ord arrive d,.
h on, of London, bad
at Bombay. The Button, 'Or Londoii, bad arrived.-
at the isle of Frince i the titter had a passage of
103 days.

DEAL, NoV..2.:—Arrived the Alert ilocip of war'

from a cruise.

. .
FALMOUTH, OCT. . the Duke of
Kent packet with a ithait from LiShOn, in seven
day's, and the Twins, NiciioLS, from Havre fur
New York ; the latter is leaky, and must dis-k
chaitze.

PLYirtou.i.ll, Nov. 1. - Sailed the Batavia,.
LAMB,. for Botany Bay.
14.itsGATE, Nov. I.—Pitt in for shelter the fol-
lowing vessels from London :—lndustry, for
Cork ; Caroline, for HaVre; Peregrine,' for ditto ;
Maria, for St. Michael's ; Fortitude, for Bour-.
Beaux ; Alert and Fly, for Rouen; Four 'Bro-
thers, for Weymouth ; 'Plough and Jetnima, for
Hastings ; Ann, for Naples ; and the Hope, for.
Poole; the latter with loss of anchor, &c.
London, England, 1817-11-03

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Svo. price 11.45. in boards, •
rilrHE* PRACTICE at the' comr of Ex,
A." CHEQUER noon PROCEEDING'S in EQUITY. Sez
cond Edition, with considerable Additions. _ .

By. DAVID BURTON .FOWLER, Esq. London.
Printed for J. Butterworth and Son ; and J. Cooke, Or-
mond-quay, Diablin,-
London, England, 1817-11-03

IGINAL i'OETRV..

THIS QUARIktL or TI-113 ”ONTIIS FORT hOYAL
IN' PAN.
Tritien by. EDMUND L. SN:VIFT, Esq.

• . .
haO, a quarrel :—the first was SErriktrlt',
Th'e next Was OCTORER, the last was Novtaitati;
To old father Time tlic dispute was referr'il,
And each foi in his order veas.heard.

The detnaq svas a bold one;
,no leqs, than his Icare,
The greatest of honours And jqs* to receive;
U'hieli to ,on gonth or other nutsr come in the end,
And each to.the fivour did stoutly pretend.

They pray',l,,tlmt his Worship forthwith would assign a
Sltdit day, with the Sanction ofJunof,ticina,
IVhert•Cft.tat.9Tre should giro ayaung Heir to the CroWt;
And ssy, which.among them should have the renown.

SEFTEMDE'R spoke first; and presum'd 'trvas expedient,
Since Aupt7sT had cheated him out of TuE REGENT,
He Should have the next turn, and ble recompensed
By adding this wreath to the pride of his brow.

Besides—said poor Septf—the vintage, of Which.
. ,
The growth is so needful in making me rich,
Will all be required, your Worship':. aware,
.t'Ur drinking the health of Britannia's young
Stand t ackt—cries_Orroamt--your foreign libation
In taste or in Orinciple suits not the nation
Let the Enfant be Mine; and a birthday so dear
True -Brito'ns shaVl•drink in my very best Beer.

•
So posed was the judge with the beer and the wine,
Which this way and that way de scale did incline,
That §EPT.6IBER for judginent no longer could stay,
And Oci.ouEtt was off with his thirtY4rst day.
Since mftivals can't wait for your finai decree—:.
Says ancient NotwtuEn—the better for ine :
Few pleasnres are mine ; I aim cheerless and old,
And I want afar mantle to keep out the cold.

But if to my wish you this young one hesto*, •
My heart shall expand With the summer's warm glow ;
And, though keen are my winds, and my storms are severe,
I'll not envy the smilingest Month of the year.

Judge Time.seal'd the writ; and ordain'd that the child-
Should be born in the winter, a Rose in the wild :
But he promised, in case of delay in NOVEMBER,
Fur our best Christmas-box, it should Come in DECEMBER.
London, England, 1817-11-03

OFFICE OF ORDIV,INCE, Oct. 22, 1817.

91111E-PRINCi PALL.OFFICERS. of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in ,on
or before Trednesdno, the Atli of ,November next, from
sucli Persons as 'may be willing to undertake the Sapply
of BOOTS' and SPURS, for Service of this Department,
for. a period .of 7Yeree Years, determinable after the expira-
tion of the first Ydar, • upon Notice of Three,Months) at the
•ption of either Part7f.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon Application
to the respective Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Anse-
kat, Ire6hvich. •

Shad farther particulars, together with the 7'ernts and
Conditions of
.the . Contract, !nay be known at the Se-
vretary's Office, in Pal.l-Mall aforesaid, any Day between
*he flours of 'Ten and Four o'clock; where the Proposals'
Ztust be delirered, sealed 'fp, and endorsed " Proposals for
boots and Spars;" bukilo Proposal can be admitted oiler' the
of November, at Ttpelve o'clock at soon of the same.
"Lay ; neither will any Tender be noticed, 1111:696 the Party
Vt ng it, or an Agent, in his 6e4it1.1,, shall attend.

Order f?l' tho lioaret,
R: H. CREW, Secretary/.
London, England, 1817-11-03

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.

IN „consequence of numerous Complaints.
JAMES A'l'KlNSON.offers the above Reward to anyone
'who will girt him such information as may lead to. the detec-
tion of the Offenders who have counterfeited his Articles.—
In 'regard to the merits of the germine ones, he presumes they
are too' generally adopted to require eulogium; he will there-
fort:!`onlyadd; that the following virtues of the respective Ar-
licks may be relied on
London, England, 1817-11-03

THE KING V. MYERS AND OTHERS.

A bill was' found against the defendants (who
are fourteen in number) for fraud, in obtaining
property to the amount of 50,000 k from several'
merchants. The Judges this day, on the runtiorar
of Mr. ALLEY, ordered thht each of them should
find bail in the surir of 30001, Viz. each of them is
the sun] of 20001. and four suretiea in the 'sum' of
550/. each,:amounting in the whole to 42,000/:
London, England, 1817-11-03

MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 24thult. 4t•the Cathedral, Canterbury,
the ICe. James Halke, Vicar of Selling, in Kent; to Mary,
eldest daughter of Thomas Stan, Esq...'.of the Precincts, Can-
terbury.
On Thurshy lait;at Socking, Charles Stock, Esq. of Cobs
barn=Hall,Essex, to Rebecca, eldest daughter. of William
nankin, Esq. of Lyons, in the same County. . • • •
London, England, 1817-11-03

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1617.
SATtlitoty, Nov. I.

Mr. Princess Bobadil ngst Mr. 'rerrett's Sovereign, Bst. each, ,
A. F. 200gs' heat).—The betting opened at 7 to 4 and
ended at 5 to 2 on Sovereign.
D.-of Rutland's Sylvanite beat IA Jersey's, The Giant, Bst.
41b. each. D. M. 200 gs. h. ft.-7 to 4 and 2tol on The
Giant (won easy). '
The Houghton ()Miami Stakes 30gs each, logs forfeit if de-
clared within a quarter of an hour after the weights are
fixed, R. Al.
Ld G. H. Cavt.ndish's David, 3 yrs, 7st.
I). isf Rutland's Fandango, 5 yrs, Bst. 61b.
Mr: Goddard's Bobadil; 4 yrs, Bst. 11 lb.
The hettin varied from 6t05 on Bobadil to 6to 5 agst
him-,5 to 2 agst David-5 to 2 and 3to I agst Fandango,
(won clever.)
Handicap Sweepstakes' of 10gs each, for 2 and 3-yr olds.
T. Y. C.
Mr. Lake's Leah, 3 vrs, 7st. 6st.
Nit. Stonehewer's Manfreda, 3 yrs, Bst. 71b.
D. of Rutland's ch. f. by Selins, out of Annette, 2 yrs,
6st. 411,
The Judge placed hot 3 (a good race).—The bettingon this
race oriene'd at 6 to 1 agst the Selint filly, and ended at- f to
—3 and 4to I agst Motley-4 to 1 agst Leah-6 to 1 agst
Manfreda-5 to I'aget Merry-maker.

. THE THEATRE.—The Castle of ilndolusio' wets
represented on Saturday last at Covent-Carden
Theatre. As the piece is too well lot Own to the
public, to require. any critical notice, we shall not
imitate some of our. Morning Clmpetitors, in en-
tering into its,origin and history. In due time,
no doubt, we•shall have, in the same quartets, a
detail of the plots of Hamlet, Othello, &c. &c. It
is sufficient to say, that the piece was supported
by the chief comic and muslcal strength of the
Theatre, and consequently was received with the
warmest -applause by a crowded audience. BRA-
HAM was ilphottho, FAWCETT Peilrillo, LtsToN
Spada, Miss STEPOiss“ Lorenzo, which part she
supported with easy spirit, and sting delightfully;
and the rest of the parts had the support of Do•
RUSET, EMERY, IsAAcs, &c. &c.. and they all
acquitted themselves in a manner that gave power-'
rffect to the whole.

Saturday being the Ist of November; acrordint?
to the will of iVir. MAINE, formerly a brewer in
Wapping, six maidens, educated in his Hospital
a len I I
in F fil I •IaPP.Dr.,.. met, according AO
anneal custom, ar the TrlisieeS. house, wberethvY
drew lots, under the will of the founder, for a
prize.nllool. as a marriage portion..
Abraham Thorivton Avas removed from Warwick,
Gaol to the Court of.K.lag's Bench, by a Habea..,
Taesitay last. He mill be hr.-might before Oaf
har in a few days, where the appellant must ap
pear aimd plead in person.
(Jo Saturday as •Mr. STEPHEN WRIGHT, of Bath
was passing Oat (nigh Kent-street,
.801'011414. be
Tas-linStled !by four young lads, and iobbed of
871. inaotei.
London, England, 1817-11-03

EPIGRAM.

Though his Grace rluld its value and truth under-rate,
This Coyne in the scale has weigh'd down the Troy weight;
And. in spite of the Jesuits' hoaxing and humming,
Amither strung proof of his falsehood is Cumming.
NO FAGGOTS.

We have not thought it worth while to transfer into
THE SUN CoVsn's long-winded and painful explanation.
Ile has evidently said as much as he dared, and more perhaps
than be Wisbed:—enough however to show, that those hot--
rittledocttlitics, Which figure in the Rheimish Bible, are the
doctrines (lithe ftoman Catholic Church, and of her merciful
Archbishop. It 'is pleasant to observe the •pe'rplexity of the
poor Pal:Arr.; between.his ciesire of eindicating'itinp-t)f, Ind
his7tireakor xposiiig Priest TROY natural retail! for
hii Hilt tharapter,'and his superstitiotis respect for the holy-
shuffleri. whom hq absurdly and ilh.;gally stiles,lcour Grace,
and Tiour Must Reverend Lordship. '
London, England, 1817-11-03

'ATKINSON7S CURLING FLUID

restores the Hair where it bas fallen off, ,from illness, per-
•itpiratittn,, change of clitVate, or any of, those causes Which
occasion premature decay. It also frees the Ilairsfrom Scurf,
makes it soft and glossy as silk,• and keeps it in curl during
exercise lathe rlance or promenade,. or in damp weather.
ATKINSON'S.. AMBROSIAL SOAP
entirely. divested of Alkali, by a new process, removes
freckles, redness, and hardness froth the Skin, prevents its
chapping, and makes it smooth, white, end even.
Cau•TtoN.—The above Articles have all got the Signature
and Addresi of the Proprietor on the label.
,Stuld by most Perfumers and Hair-dressers; price of the
Dlre is. the Curling Fluid 35."6d. and the Soap Is.
oka,' Cm rad- street, Sno-squitre,. London,
•
London, England, 1817-11-03

CONTRACT FOR FLOUR.

ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAKEN AT GREENWICH,
Nivvember 1, 1817.
SUCH Persons As maybe willing'ta Contract
for supplying. this Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR,
'May deliver in their Proposals to .the Directors of the said
I:lospital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, tits Bth Instant,
tt Eleven o'Clock in thei'orenimti; and in the mean time be
furnished with Forms of Proposas, and acquainted with fur=
titer:particulars., by inquiring at-the Steward's.affice here..
N.B. .No,Proposal.will be received after the hour afore-
said, nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the
e. laid Forms.
London, England, 1817-07-01

Sill I' NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30.—Arrived the Grenada;
API,LttoN, from St. Domingo ; Prince Blucher,
\VETHhRALL, from Bengal ; and William Lush:.
ington, SUGHRUE, fu din St. Kitt's ;.--,-she sailed
the 26th May. The-CAtoline was to sail ahoui.
the 10th June, and the Fortitude and Glenmore
a few days after.
DEAL, JuNE 3O.—Arrived the Harmony;
WtsFIART, from Hull for Bengal ; Euphemia,
BLol.v, from Tenerife ; a French sloop of war;
bound to Dunkirk ; and Vigilant, WALFoRD,
bound to Napl:s. Arrived, and sailed fur the
liver, the Kingston, WARDEN, from Jamaica.
Sailed last evening the rest of the outward-
bound.

HARWICIi, JUNE 30.—Arrived the Lark packet
with H mail from Holland.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 29.—Arrived the' Swedish
schooner Nancy, PATTERSON, fr,+tr► Teneriffe, in
32 days, and sailed! again tor London ; left Tene-
tare in company with the Dore, HoGARTH, also
for London, and parted from her a few dayi.
since. Left at Teneriffe the Susan and the Fanny,
both loading for London ; spoke on the 9th inst.
the Ulysses, RAYMOND, from Liverpool fdr
Thomas's, all well. Also arrived the Swedisk
brig Delolp, KRAPP, front Riga for Oporto, with
the loss of both masts arid how-prit : her cargat
(flax) is also damaged, and she Must unload.
Musoan HAVENi JUNE 29.—Sailed yesterday.
the Sandwich packet, Captain PtiTTER, with it
mail and passengers for Waterford ; and tl►is day
the. Leicester packet, Capt. STEELE, fcir the same
destination.—Arrived the Camden, Capt. J. NUT-
TALL, With a snail and passengzrs front Water-
ford.--LRemains the Inconstant, MARLEY, for
Havre; the Jines; IVERSON, for London ; and
his Majesty's ship Britomart.—Wind S. W.

The Lauri, LEwis, arrived at Bristol from J 4.
maiea, spoke on the -13th of May the Suspense,'
Cites%:t.t., two miles Bast of the Wand of Little
Caylosi she had been on shore on that Island the
night previong—,both pumps at mirk, and hail
bote up for Kingston.
FA±RAORDINAItY PASSA6E.—The Pacific, WlLft
LIAMS, arrived ra Liverpool front New York, salt.;
ed the Cith of June, and made the coast of lrelandf
in 12 days. Itanot the wind then become con-
wary she would have made her voyage in 14 o.ly-i.

Sir GutcnT BLATNr. came to town on Sunday
night, not deetning it necessary to remain alt
night with the Duke of CLARENCE. Yesterday
the answer. to the ingniries wal--" The Duke is
a great deal better to-day."
Yesterday, about oue o'clock, her MAJESTY,
the PcinceSsy6 AUGUSTA and ELIZABETH, left the
Queen's Palace for the A?iary, in Bushey Palk,
the commit' of which has lately been given to the
PrinCess MIGOSTA. Yesterday was the first time
her Royal Highness went to view it, .and the
grounds attached to it, since her appointment.
VeStdrday the PRINCE REGENT dined with the
Duke of RUTLAND.

The PaiNcE It.r.GENT holds a Levee to-day at
Carlton House, at two o'clock.
The Duke of Vohn: transacted military business
with the PfI!NCE RFC:P.I'4T, at Carlton House.

The Duke and Duchess or CUMBERLAND came
to town yesterday from Kew, and returned agahl
in tint evening.
London, England, 1817-07-01

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

pres. sited a petition from the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Corporation, and other In-
'habitants of Bristol, against the employing of
Climbing Boys.—Read and ordered to lie on the
Table.
Mr. C. W. WYNNE. moved the second reading
.of the
.Election Regulation Bill.
After some obse'rvations from Mr-. Jones, Col.
Wood, and Mr,C. W. Wynn, .the Bill •vas read a
second tine, and ordered to be committed on Wed-
nesday ►►eXt.
London, England, 1817-07-01

usußY Laws.

• Mr. Serjeant ONsLow tnoved the faither onsi-
tlera;ion of the Usury Li‘vs ItypeAl Bill.
Mr. CAt.cit.AF-f opposed any alteration in the
L;rw s ractive to Usury. .

PARNELL supported the measure.
oCM:rill MITCHEL argued agitiost any altera-
tion 10 the Usury Laws, and concluded by moving
that tire Bill be taken into further consideration
this day six months.
Lord CASTLEREAGH suggested the propriety of
putting oil the measure to another Session. 'rite
reasons itrfavour' of the measure Were sd strong
and so convincing that it could not fail to be suc-
cessful..

Mr. Serjeant ONsLow consented to postpone
the measure, and moved that. the itepntt be
taken into further consideration this day three
months.
Mr. BARING said, some alteration in the Usury
Laws was inOispensibly necessary. %%lien money
was M more than 5 per cent. interest, landed pro-
prietors could not get it at all. During the war,
%%hen Governmcnt were borrowing at more than
5 per cent. interest, no landed proprietor could get
money at It ss than 10 or 12 per cent. interest.
The commercial classes of 3 °cloy, from their ha-
bits, could easily evade the Usury Laws.
A Alember, whose name we could not learn, ex.-
pres.ed his regret that the Learned Gentleman
Lad consented to-withdraw his measure.
The Report was then ordered to be taken into
cOnsideration this day three months.
London, England, 1817-07-01

LICENCE DUTIF,s.

General GASCOIGNE presented a Petition from
Liverpool against
the Regulations introduced into
the Excise Licenses Bill. He complained of the
late period of the Session in which, contrary to a
general understanding, this measure was brought
on. It was his intention to take the sense of the
House on the Bill in every one of its stages.
• Mr. BARCLAY expressed himself in strong terms
against the Bill.
Mr. CALVERT said, he should orrose the Bill
in every stage. lie complained of tb attempt
made in. it to make every Brewer and.Distillet an
informer against his neighbour.
Mr. PROTHEROE expressed himself against the
Bill.

TIIC CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in an
inaudible tone, entered into a defence of the
CALVERT explained.
The Petition s.vit brought up, and ordered to he
pi lilted.
Mr. 1-I.AnT DAVIS presented a Petition of a simi.
lar natio e from the Iltewcrs and Distillers of
Bristol. •

Mr. C. CAt.v!-ar observed, that the tax was one
of those r. bleb had beef% proposed previously to
Iluonaparte's ret►i, n frost► Elba, as a substitute
for time Property T4x.
'l'l►e Petition was ordered to lie on the table,
Eli was one from Cawbridge, presented by General
Yineh.
London, England, 1817-07-30

PARIS PAPERS.

PAM, SULY ceielnated Gera ko3-
citisko arrived en the I.2di of July at • Lairs Anne.
Mr. Canning-, the English Ali:lister • in .Switzer-
land, arrived on the smile day at Bernet he has
received leave of absence for 'sortie months, and-
was preparing for his journey to England_
The Austrians are evacoaring- the kingdom of
Naples. They are embarking their train: of ar-
tillery for Trieste,—(Joto:nal de Marseilles )

It is reported that the Kit; of• Naples wishes
to introduce a uniform mode of administration in
his States, so that Sicily may he: governed •in the
same manner as the kingdom of Naples, —(lbid-).•
Yesterday the price of corn fell .considerahly
in the mark,,t. Vie contimiance of tine.wvather
is highly favourable for the Wryest, which is
every where most abundant. •
General Lacy was shot on the iith instant, at
four in the turning, on his arrival in the island
of Majorca. •
PRESBURG, JULY B,—There is nothing dis-
quieting in the character of the relations be-
tween Russia and tire Porte.. We are even per-
suaded that the disputes stilt subsisting will be
speedily adjuster-I. Count Strogonoff, the Rus-
sian Envoy at Constantinople, has frequent con-
ferences with the Reis Ell'endii and it appears
that they hare approximated considerably.
London, England, 1817-07-30

THE ORDER OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEINI.

The Members of this Order never appeared
more numeroes than at the present moment. In
its most flourishing epochs the number of its
Knights was limited to five thousand in the whole
of Europe ; now France alone contributes a
greater number. It has become a matter of sur-
prise how the Order has contrived rhos to multi-
ply its Members, when for the last 15 years it has
been without a Grand Master ; the Regency pos-
sessing only the Administrative, and not the So-
vereign Power, consequently cannot create
Knights, that being the privilege of the Grand
Master exclusively. The Pope having the Spiri-
tual, but ho temporal Authority, can ;wither ex-
ercise the power of creating, nor delegate that
power to another. It is therefore inferred that
all the new creations are in fact void and abor-
tive ; and aS the old Members of the Order of
Malta consider these creations as revolutionary
awl irregular, they will not admit the Knighta so
created as forming a part of their Ancient and
Honourable Order: A schism may therefore
very reasonably be expected, that will ekcite no
small theme of tlisenssion amongst- thets•-inte-
mut; ht ancient establianente,
London, England, 1817-07-30

4*,
04,
-
.4.. • t

APUBLIC MEETING is to be held at the
CITY of LONDON TAVERN on THURSDAY, the
14th of August next, at Twelve &Clock, when those inter-
ested in the Subject will consider a PLAN to RELIEVE the
COUNTRY from its PRESENT DISTRESS, to RE-MO-
RALIZE the LOWER ORDERS, REDUCE the POOR'S
RATE, and GRADUALLY ABOLISH PAUPERISM, with
all its degrading and injurious Consequences.

ROBERT OWEN.

This Day was published, in 3 vols. 12 no. Price 11. Is.

USEFUL KNOWLEDGE ; or, A Familiar
and Explanatory Account of the various Productions
of Nature, Mineral, Vegetahle,. and Animal, which are
chiefly employed for the Use of Man. Illustrated with nu-'
merous Figures, and intended as a Work both of Instruction
and Reference.

By the Rev. WM. BINGLEY, A. M.
Author of ac Animal Biography," &c
_ . . _

London : Printed for Baldwin, Crlido'cli, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row; and Darton, Harvey, and Co. Graceciiurcl►-
street.

Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, July 29, 1817.

July 16,1817.

His Royal Highness the Mince Regent bath
been pleased, in the name and tin the behalf of his
Majesty, to grant unto Field-Marshal his Grace
the Duke of Wellington, Knight of the Most
Noble Order of the Garter, &c. &c. &c. his Ma-
jesty's Royal licence and permission, that he may
accept and wear the insignia of a Knight Grand
Cross of the Royal Sicilian Military Order of Saint
Ferdinand and of Merit, and also of a Knight of
disc Royal Sicilian Order• of Saint Jannarins,
which his Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies
has been pleased to confer upon bls Grace, in
testimony of the hi,-;11 sense that Sovereign enter-
tains of his distinguished merits and brilliant
achievements : and Ills Royal Highness bath been
further pleased to command, that the said Royal
concession and declaration be registered in his
Majesty's College of Arms. - • .

Commission in the Warwickshire Regiment of Militia, signed
by tire Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick.
James Pritchett, to be Captain.
Commissions in the Market ltaisen Troop of Yeomanry Ca-
valry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Lincoln.
John Thomas Dixon, Esq. to be. Captain; Man Henry• Vane,
Gent. to be Lieutenant; Samuel Cropper, Gent. to he
Cornet.
Commissions in the Dungleddy Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieuienant,ot the County of Pembroke.
Morgan Rice James, Esq. to be Cornet; Thomas Robbin,•
Gent. to be Quarter-Master.

Cr °own- Qilice , July 2g, 1817.
Member returned to- serve in this present-Parliament.
Borough of Harwich.—The Right Honourable NiciLoliti Van-
sittart) Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer.

WEDNESDAY JULY 30, IHI7.
London, England, 1817-07-30

ithat ;Ali?, will a2Coinn .for both. With the
conviction before them, the piddle will feel the
strong necessity for, and naturally require, a- li-
beral expenditure, in order that a rapid progress
ms.y be made in forming these asylonis lO'rthe
-health, con,fort, improvement, at.d happinicsS of
the working class, and the riving population.
Q. lint should many of these villages be found-
ed, will they not-increase the products of
cultural and mantnacturing labour, which are of-
rettay too abundant, until no market can be fonnd
for them ; and thus injure the present agriculture,
manufactures, htul cou►no of the country ?
A. This 1: 5 a part of the subject that requires to
he understood better than present it appears to
he by any party. is it pos,ible that thieve can be
too maul,' productions desirable and irstittl.to sa-
tiety ; and i* it not to the interest of all that ;hey
should be produced with the least'expence of labour,
and with the smalleSt degree of misery and moral
degradation to the working cksies; and of course,
in the greatest abundance to the higher classes in
return for their wealth ? It is surely to the interest
of all, that every thing should be produced with the
least expende of labour, and so as to realize the
largest portion of comfort to the producing classes
and there are no means of effecting these desirable
ends that will bear any comparison with the com-
bined agricultural and manufacturing villages,
colleges of industry, county or district establish-
ments for the poor and industrious, or by whatso-
ever name they may be called. It is tine, that as
they increase in number they may come into com-
petition with the existing agricultural and manu-
facturing systems, if society shall permit them so
to do ; otherwise, .they can restrain them to the
amount. of. their own itntnediate wants ; and, coup
stituted as they will be, they can have no motives
to produce an unnecessary surplus. When society
shall, however, discover its true interests, it will
permit these new establishments gradually to su-
persede the others ; inasmuch as the latter are
wretchedly degrading, and directly opposed to the
improvement and well-being of those employed
either in agriculture or manufactures, and conse-
quently are equally hostile to the welfare and hap-
piness of all the higher classes. We know full
well the misery and vice in which the manufac-
turing population are involved : we know also the
ignorance and degradation to which the agricul-
tut al labourer is reduced ; and it is only by such
a re-arrangement of this part of society that these
enormous evils can be ever removed.

[For the remainder of this interesting Article, see
. our Last Page.)
London, England, 1817-07-30

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last IWght,
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.—WiId Oats : Rolvr, Mr.
Mathews; L.tdv ArnarAnth, Mrs. Glover. After which,
The Castle of Andalusia.
NEWTHEATRE ROYAL, ENOUSTI OPERA-Hotsr,.—(3d time),
The Wizard: Principal Characters by Mr. H. Jahrston and
Miss H.-Buggins. After which, My Uncle, and Ilachelvre
Wives..
London, England, 1817-05-02

51.1 I i'

The Princess Charlotte packet, Capt. WHITE,
from Falmouth, arrived! at Barbadoes 25th Fe-
bruary, and sailed 26(11 for Jamaica.

The Lord Sidmouth packet, Captain PIPON,
from Falmouth, arrived at Barbadoes 26th Feb.,
and sailed 28th through the Islands.
The Blucher packet, Captain Aaoa, arrived at
Bermuda 11th March.

DEAL, MAY .—Arrived the Cape Packet,
AGNEW, from the Cape of Good Hope—sailed
the 9th Feb. : she left there the Prince Regen,
and Orpheus East ludiamen, from Bengal. The
Cape Packet parted company on the 15th April,
in lat. 49. 2. long. 21. 6. with the Earl of Bal.
earras and Buckinghamshire East Indiatnen, from
China for London, all well. On .the 7th March,
in lat. 8. 45. long. 8. 47. she spoke the 'row
Maria, from Batavia for. Rotterdam, out four
months. On the 11th April, in lat. 47. 38. long.
23. 30. spoke the Liverpool Packet, from Liver-
pool to Boston, out tea days. April 21, spoke
the Perseverance, from Liverpool for Belfast, out ,
seven weeks.—Wind N. E.

Fit,• o'clock.---The Cornwall, WIGAN, for Ben-
gal, is just come down,and will sail immediately;
the passengers are on board. The wind is quite
fair.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY l.—.. Arrived the Matilda
from the Downs for Bengal ; ‘Vilson, and Tho-
mas and Mary, transports, from Gibraltar ; his
Majesty's ship Tiber from a cruise; Nortlske
Princen, Rause, from Longsound ; and the Per-
seus, from the Downs for Jamaica. Sailed the
Queen and Retrieve transports for Barbadoes.—
Wind N.B.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Jessie,
SMITH, from Antwerp, and the Olive Branch,
GARD, from Lisbon. Sailed the Good Intent fur
Petershurgh.—Wind N.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 29 —Arrived the Rober
And Ann, ROBINSON, in 52 days from Leghorn.
HARWICH, MAY I.—Arrived the Henry Free.
ling packet with a mail from Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1817-05-05

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TO THE:
G EN TLEMEN, CLERGY Sr FREEHOLDERS

OF THE

COUNTY OF NORFOLK.
GENTLENI

IT 1 HAVE been so strongly urged by those whose
-1D L- Wt.:latent I consider myself obliged to regard n itii de-
! fei-ehee, that I have resolved on offering myself as a CANDI-
DATE fer .the ItEpitESENTATIONof the
,couNTY, on
the Vacancy ,occasioned by the DEATH .of Sir JACOB
rLEY: I 'am perfectly sensible that it would be an act of
temerity and presumption in ins to aspire to a siltation of euch
distinguished confident:4, were their not some peculiar circum-
stattcee to juetify my pretensions. *Anxious ,therefore, to rescue
myself from any imputation of this kind, I beg leave to de-
clare, that I come forward simply in obedience to the call
Of those who entertain the same Principles which are intown
to have intlueneed toy Family on former occasions, and who
are ant:it:nut to avail themeel vas of the present opportunity of
callingthose Principles into action. I trust, however, that in
addressis*g you in this mariner, I shill not be supposed to cost
-an invidious 'reflection upon any one whose Sentiments on
Public M:ltters ate elan opposite Character. The; esteem
which on this account has hitherto attached to others of my
Name, will, I trust, preierve me from any' charge of per-
sonal hostility;' and, however lowly I may t steeth my.pre-
tensions in any other point of view, I flatter myself that :time,
of those whose favour I 'am now solicitous to obtain will
deem me unmindful, that the high duty which a Ittpreseota-
t lee inPariianieut has to perform to his countiy,would he
ill discharged by any subserviency to party purposes.

IV,th these assurances I shall immediately begin t Canvass
through the County, and should my reception accord Uith
the hope .I have been encouraged to entertain, I 4110.1 cer-
tainly proceed to the Poll.
'I have the honour to be, Gentleineti, ,
`With the highest respect,
Your most obedient Seryant,
EDMOND WODitiOITSE.
London, England, 1817-05-05

THEATIIICAT4 '11131U1.3` A't' LISLE.

A private Le ter from Paris Riven tho following
account of a disturbance which took place in the
Theatre at Lkle, on Thursday se'onight, when
TA Lta A performed Hamlet :
" After the piece, '('ALMA cults, called for, and
a crown and Wine Verses were thrown upon the
stage. The officers of the Ventlean Chasseurs;
who are in garrison rrt Lisle, assisted at the.
representation. "NO ! No ! No Crown'" they.
cried, out.—The public replied, Down ! doiep!".
The officers immediately left their boxwith drawn
swords, find crying out to the public to conic on.
Finding that nobody advanced-obey repaired into the
body of the Theatre, which they cleared. ' Several,
blows were'given and received the night _following.
In cirdrr to prevent the fatarconsequences to which
this affair might have given rise, the Commandant,
of the Department sent the next day. the Regiment,
of Chassettrs to Bethune, and arrested six Of the
officers, the Colonel being one of them. These
measures have preserved the peace of the city.

IlasfaxxAni.e CoINOIDENCE.—WitiIin these few
days the following extraordinary circumstance
occurred person named,Jottx NemaLtt was
ordered by the Court of Itequesis in Westininstet
to pay the sun) of thirty-eight shillings, and two
shillings and ten,pence .costs,. fur the use of
WILLIAM SHAKESPEMIE. IVe hardly need
that the above Jon KESSIILV is not the celebrated
Actor, whit owes • much lucked to %I/11.0AM
SHAKESS'ItAItit ;, but to whom the .liard also is in-
debted for a jiitt and powerful
.support, of the
wonderful effusions of his unrivalled Drama.
ANICDOTI4.—Soon after the Rev'. Dr. RENNELL
had been apPlinted to preach before the House
Of Commons, on Lord NILSON'S Victory over the
French fleet ofr Aboukir, he received an enony-,
mous note, saiggesting a text for the occaiiim,
- 4chir,h. he adopted. When he afterwards attended
the Speaker's dinner, he Was highly complimented
on the peculiar propriety of his text ; but he de-
clared that the merit of the choice was not
and slated the fact thick had induced him to
rake it. This acknowledgment induced Mr. errr,
who was present, to aiow, hisieselt the writer of
the tote to. Dr. liaststact, observing, that he
should not have meotioneti the circumstance, had
not the•Ductot so candidly disclaimed the praise
which was given: to himr and which he might t,t)
easily h,,ye taken to himself. The text in question
wag..." And the Lord smote the Eoptiwisi vu the
hinder purls."

On Satortl4y the divatehes wert eing.etl >tt tilt.
Eitist india un(l (It.)ivered to Ott: i'llrgt)s .1f
the ((Mowing ship',, CHitioin J. E.
3011061 m, auk Northumbethind, CAptain W.
Mercurrs,,L, for Mud;Oa) 'l.ltuigal and ,Boicuteleu.
London, England, 1817-07-08

THE AIL\iY.

con' of a CIRCULAR LETTER, dated AO June, 1917; No.
addressed to Officers commanding Regiments of the
appriziO4 them, that Pensions, granted for Wounds
rece;ved subsequently to the 9.4 th June, 1317, are not to

incr:•ase with Rau's-
`i a,—The PalNcc REGENT having talien into consideration
tl.e Rules under which Pensions are granted to Officers
wounded in his Majesty's Service ; and especially the Regu-
11lion promulgated by the second paragraph of the Circular
L,tter from this Department, of the 31st July, 1315, No. 257;
I have the honour to acquaint you, that his Royal Highness
has been pleased to order, that the Pensions, which may be
gr;,nted to ()dicers fur Wounds received subsequently to the
flth June, I s 17, shall be confined to the Rate attached to the
Raul; tritich the Officer held at the time when he was wounded,
und shall nut he augmented progressively according to the
Rank Au which such Officer may, from time ta time, be pro-
I have the honour to he, Sir,
Your most obedient bumble Servant,
(S4:ned) 13,11;‘IERSTON.

tuottd.

War-Officc,June 30, 1817.

Cot, wr-MARTIAL:—The Cqurt-Martial, of which
Colonel WALcace., ot the SSth Regiment, was
President, and which sat at Glasgow, for the trial
of Paymaster BRUNKER, of the Dragoon
Guards, on charges referred against him by Ser.
jeant HEANY, ot the same corps, concluded its
sittings yesterday sennigitt. -
Yesterday the •Royal Mid Lothian•Volunteer
Cavalry, haviug completed their number of days
of permanent duty, were reviewed on Portobello
sands by the Lord Lieutenant, his Grace the
Duke of BuccLEuGu, attended by the Vice-Lieu-
tenant, Mr. WAucuoPE, of Niddrv, Lord Ro-
BELT LiLr,, &6. when his GraCe was pleased to
express himself to Sir JOHN HOPE, Bart. the Ma.
ior, in warm terms 'of approbation as to their
steady and soldier-like appearance, and manner
in which il;erCxecii;ed the different manckuvres.
Tic regiment made• tender of their services to
any part of Great Britain.— (Edinburgh Courant,
July 5.)
London, England, 1817-07-08

MARRIED.

On Saturday last, at Miche!darer, Mr. W. Castleman, of
Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside, to Jeraima, daughtaf of George
Kersley, Esq. of Mitheldeyer, Hants.
•

DIED.

On the 47th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth Marsden, of Maddox-street,
aged 74.
On Tuesday last, James Bradley, Esq. of Wandsvlortli, aged
85 years.
On the 3d inst. at Unity-place, `.Woolwich, Charles
heben, Esq. late of the Royal Military AaadetOy:

LONDON: Printed-by 3. 11. CARSTAnts, of No. 29, Great
Orniond-streat, Quer:l.:still:ire; and- pbblisbed by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7; Soutti'Multon-strCet,;aVanz sm.;
Office,. No. 112, Strand ; where il.dvelliselper4t4. ;9rders,
Letters: &c. (post.-paid) nAusibe addrAssed,.
London, England, 1817-07-08

Al ORTE D'ARTHUR.

Reprinted from Caxton's Edition of 1435, in possession of
Earl Spencer.
This Day was published,
In Two Volumes, Quarto, 'mice Sl. Bs. and on royal paper,

- - - -
price 121. Us. boards, -
THE BYRTH, LYF, and ACTES of KING
ARTHUR; of his noble Knyghtes of the Rounde
theyr toarueyllous hoquestes and Adventures, thachyeuying
of the Mane Greal; and in the end, le Alone D'Arthur, with
the dolourous deth and departyng out of this worlde of them
al.—With an Introduction and Notes,

By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq.
Printed foi Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row.

JOURNAL OF SCIENCE AND THE ARTS,
Edited at the Royal Institution.
Number VI. was published on the First Day of July.
CONTENTS :-
1. A N ACCOUNT of the Life am,- Writings of
.L 314. Baron Guyton De Morveau, F.R.S. Member of the
stithie of France, &c. &c. by A. B. Granville, M.D. F.L.S.
M.R.C.S. &c. Foreign Secretary of the Geological Society.
2. An Inquiry inks the Varieties of Muscular Motion,. and
their Connexion with Peculiarity of Texture in the Moving
Organ, by J. It. Park, M.B. &c.
3. On the Genus Pancratium, by John Bellenden Ker, Esq.
4. Description of the Vallies of Cucuta, in South America,
by M. Palacio Faxar.
5. On a New Method of Constructing Chimnies.
6. Account of sonic Experiments on the Escape of Gases
through Capillary Tubes, by Mr. Faraday, Assistant in the
Laboratory of the Royal Institution. •
7. Note respecting Elimination, by Charles Babbage, Esq:
A.M. F.R.S.
8. Sketch of an Introductory Lecture to' a Coarse of Mi-
neralogical and Analytical. Chemistry, delivered in the Royal
Institution of Great Britain, by W. T. Braii::e, Esq. See.
R. S. Prof. Chem.R. 1., &c.
9. On the cause of the Diminution of the Temperature
of the Sea, on approaching Land, or in passing over Banks
in the Ocean, by,Sir H. Davy. •
10. New Neapolitan Botanical Works.
I I . Proceedings of the Royal Society of Lond6n.
12. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
13. Miscellanea.
14. Remarks on a Note in the Second Number of the Jour-
nal of the Royal Institution, by Sir H. Davy.
15. Cheltenham Waters.
'l6. Building Materials.
17. An nales Ma rti [nes, et Coloniales.
18. Mr. Cockerell's Tour. •
19. Description of ,a Lactometer.
20. On Cleansing Chimnies. --
21. Analytical Review of the Scientific Journals published
on the Continent.
22. Meteorological Diary for March, April, and May, kept
at Earl Spencer's Seat, at Althorp, in Northamptonshire. •
2:3. Select List of New Publications during the last 'I hree
•Months.
24. Index, &c.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
New Editions of the former Numbers have been printed, and
may be bad, price 7s. ed. each.
London, England, 1817-07-08

DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S ARMY, PENINSULA.

THOSE who Are in want of Hair, or who are
anxious to preserve it. vroild do well to direct their at-
tention to the SPANLSH. VEGETABLE I.IQUID COMPO-
SITION, brought by an (Nicer of the Duke of Wellington's
Army, from Madrid. A few Trials only will soon convince
them how touch it is superior, in all respects, to the Oils,
Honey Waters, Ik.e. which they have been in the habit of
using.

The Proprietor has, at the request of numerous Friends,
and at a very considerable expence, prepared a quantity of
it, which is to be sold only by VICKERY' and Co. of Tani-
stock-street, C.,vent-garden, pale and dark-coloured, at lbs.
per bottle, with proper directions.