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London, England, 1810-01-02

DIED

On Tues4ay evening last, Mr. Thomas- Cary, son of Mr.
john Cary, Strand. • • 4
The same day, at Dartford, after a long illness, Mr,s; Ross.
' On Satu;day„, at her house in Peutonville, atter an.illuesi
of. three days. Mrs.Wetlierall, aged 36.
On Sunday morning, in Albion-sin:et, Biackfriars, Tho,
mas Nash, Esq. formerly bf Caniberl.veil, Surrzy.
The same day, in Ormond-street, sjueen square, in .the,
'73th year of her age, Mrs. W cikett, wile of Robert Wesk.ett,'
Esq. late of the 4..: usteini- House.
tin the 26th ult. at Woturn, Bedfordshire, Mrs. i'ma
Rogers, aged 12 years. ' "
' At' Mallow, in the. County of Cork, Ireland, Richard
E •: s, Esq. of Dublin.
At Ray Mill- Cottage, after a few hours illness, NI rs.Gow,
land, wile of Thomas GowLind, Esq. and daughter of the
late Hon:-Thomas' Beach, Esq. formerly Cilief justice of
the Island of latnaica.
..
M es.' Robinson, wife of Major Robinson, ofßathford'. ,
At 41704 m; Cove, Kilkenny, Miss E. Doyle. •. .
At clifron,, after a tedious and linnering i • luess, Captain
Henry. Hair, late of the 66th Regtmout of I. 0..-s.
. On the joth of May last, at Surat, in i mita, in the prime
of lite, •Captain Henry Young, of His•Majosty's t7th Light
Dragoons, second son of the late, bishop of Clonfert.
Lately, at Aitiheini," in Holland, Matthys ILdeinaker, at
tlit g;.cht age of Ito yezifs-. • tie. worked at. his trade.
shoe:paker until the ago of go, and retained his facultiesi..;
health until within three weeks of his de.atii. iVi,
London, England, 1810-10-24

DIED.

On the t ith irbt. at Brighton, John lames, the eldest son
of Sir 1) vid Wediiernurn, Bart. of
L.st Friday noon, at Exeter, of a decline, Mrs. Chrism-
ph , 30, wile of Henry Christopher, Esq. Commander
of Lie Hon. Last-India Company's ship Sir William r ulte.
ney
On Monday evening last, in the 74th year of her are, Mar.,
gate , rebel of the late' John Hawes. 'Esq. of Stratford.
green.
• an Vie 23d inst !Thomas Wills, youngest sons:a:William
Wills, :Lag. of Streatham.
At.:Sea, on board Ills Majesty's ship Dromedary, on the
'2,111• of tune last, Colonel William Paterson, LteutenaLt.
Colonel of the load Regiment, Fellow of the Royal Society,
Nlember of The Asiatic Society, and many years Lieutenant.
Coternor of Ne'w South Wiles, limn which Colony he was
tettitilint to inglitud in alt command of the toad Regiment.

L', ud. 23, 1810.

0ct.:23, 1810.
if:fof Lef-n pleas,cl to nonfinite and ap-

• Wtllian Cart Berttord
to be 0.. e 01 thc K;l4g! is Codiviniutis of the Most
of the BAH).
London, England, 1810-10-24

Adiltirftlty-Ojice, oa.g3, -1810.

Vice-Admiral Sir=Jaives Sautnarez, Bart. and
K.B. has transmitted to John Wil;ion Croker, Esq.
letters which be had received fom the tolioNing
officers, viz.

Captain Cumberland; of his Majesty's ship Sa-
turn, reporting the capture of a Danish cutter pri-
vateer, of one gun and four swivels, by thesboats of
the above ship, under the dirthion of Lieutenant
Drewit, off Ebelto:t, in Jutland, in the presence of
six other vessels of i he same description :
Captain Ityves, of the Africa, 'stating -the de-
Struet ion of a Danish priva:eer 011 Falstubo Reel,
by a boat under the command of Lieutenant Fm-
7nisnere :

And Captain Mainwating, of the Tartirns
giving an account of his having sunk two French
privateers

Cowes, Isle of Wight, 06i. g, 1810.

Lord Viscount Fitz-Harris, Governor. ,and Vice-
Admiral of the Isle of Wieit, has been pleased to
appoint John Ward, Esq. of East Cowe.i, to be De-
puty Vice-Admiral for the shares and distrid of said

PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 23.—Sailed this day his Ma-
jesty's ship Dexterous, with a convoy of merchant-
men ; also his Majesty's ships Coquette and Gannet,
the former for off Cherbourgh, and the latter on a
cruize; also his Majesty's ships Attentive and Do-
minica to the. Eastward; Edward, HoAR, for Lon-
don from New York.

Arrived the Albion, MARSHALL, andlleadley,
GROVU, from Quebec; Harmony, FISEILEY, from
Chepstow; from Waterford; and
Y►en Anste, ---, from Liverpool.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. El2.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships horthurnterinnd, of 74 guns, Capt. HOTHAM,
from off Brest ; La Rhin, of 38 guns, Capt. MAL-
coLss, from a cruize to the, Westward; and Mal-
let, of to guns, Lieut. GREARY, from Scilly.

HULL, OCT. 22.—The Young Edward, SHANER,
from hence to Heligoland, is captured, re-captured,
and carried into Yarmouth.

The Calypso sloop of war, with a large fleet for
the Baltic, sailed from the Humber on Wednesday ;
and the Charles armed ship, followed the next day,
with the remainder of the trade colleaed during the
late long prevalence of contrary winds.
A convoy is petitioned for to sail from hence fel-
the on the 25th instant.

'I he Prince of Wales revenue cutter, arrived here
on Friday with the loss of her topmast.

The Helina, a Pappenburger, prize to the Ariel
sloop of war, D. Ross, commander, laden with pot-
ash, flax, linen, tar and deals, has arrived at Grimsby:

DEAL, OCT. 23.—Came down from the River,
James, MOPPET, d Eagle; CHARTERS,* for Rio
Janeiro; the Stag, RANS, for Madeira ; the Lion,
RICHARDSON, for the West Indies; the Aagustu,
Caesar, SMITH, for Jamaica ; and the Invincible
Gerona, HATHWAY, for Gibraltar; the ship Mer-
cloy, WiLsoN, for the Brazils, cut from her cables
during the gale, in consequence of a vessel driving
'on board him.
Sailed several.ships for the River.

Siitings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord ELLENBOROCCHI,
Lord Chief Justice, arc. in and after Michaelmas
Term, 1810. _ _

IN TERN.
MIDDLASAX. LONDON.
Monday - NOY. 12 Wednesday . Nov. 14
Saturday - Monday - 19
Monday . A 26 Tuesday . 27
AFTER TERM
Thursday a *9l FridaY 19
London, England, 1810-10-24

Blill lIS,

On the 20th inst. at Rhagatt, near Corwen, the Lady of
Edward Lloyd. Esq. of a )aoghter.
eaterclay morning. the I .1(1y of George W. Creighton,
Esq. of Charles-street, of a Son.
London, England, 1810-03-08

Disßatches-were•this morning received frcitu Lord
COLLINGWOOD : they are dated off Minorca on the
13th 111 t. 'At that time the French fleet was in Tou-
lon, so that. it appears that whatever their objeft
might be in attempting. to 'come out„ that.obje4 has
peen frustrated by the vigilance of Lord COLLING-
London, England, 1810-03-08

• • This Day was published,
Iry 4to. illustrated with Plates, Price il. 7s. in boards,-
' NARRATIVE. of A VOYAGE to' SIMI -
NA Ni.• of a Residence there-during r& s, tgoC and
i.go7; and•otiptte Author's return to
_Europe by the way of
Forth America.
' • By BARON ALBERT VON SACK,
• Charrtherh-qu to his Prussian Majesty.
Printeckfor G. and W. Nicole, Booksellers-to his Majesty,
13ttliner and Co, Cleveland.. A-ow,
London, England, 1810-03-08

MIRTHS.

O Saturday, at his house in. Bericetey-Nuarc, the Lady
ot tames Adams, Esq. of a Son. • , •
'Yesterday, at Greenwich, the Lady of L. FL Smith, Esq.
ot &Son.

Thee same morning, ,at> Waltharnstow-House, the Lady of
Sir Robeit Wigram, Bait. of a Son. ,

M4RRI?D.

On•Thursday•last,, at St. George's in the East, Mr. Tho-
mas.Eade, of Duke-street, West Smithfield, no Miss Eliza-
beth !ones, of the Duke of York, Ratcliffe I iiglivvay.
- On Tuesday Idst, at Carslfalton,' lohli:Plaimer, Esq. of
Catnberwell, to Miss .Taylor, daughter of lohn Tapfor,
Esti . of 'I unbridge Wells, and niece of George Taylor, Esq.
of Cl-thalton Park. .
William W, Mark; Esq. of the Royal .Navy, to Miss
Einma W,oodiu, of Islington. . •
London, England, 1810-03-08

'TO FIiNINLE ECONOMISTS.
This Day ,N as published, •
price hive Shill**, boards,
DOMESTIC MA.,NAGEM ENT , • or. HEALTH-
FUL COOKERY 1.30 /K. intittled for UniierSal
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calculated to remedy and correct some of those glAring errors
contained in Ml,,dern Cooking, and will'beTound a ricsiilible
appendage to. the 4' Domestic Cookery." •
• -The belieticial' and nutritious etteels of various kinds ,of
food, and th injurious qualities. thereof; are here elearly.
-pointed du; ; to wh ch is added, a Treatise on Diet, a strict
at;ention•to which will be found, the surest means to prof
mote- tie.ilth, Long Life, &e.
By A LADY.
London, printed for R. Crosby and Co. Stationer's- courto
. and sold by all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1810-03-08

This Day was published,
In One Volume Bvo, price 75. inboards, the Twenty-eighth
Edition, of .
-Ir-HF RULE and. EXERCISES of HOLY
I I. I VIRG '• in which are:described the Means and 'ln,
struinents"ql 'Obtaining every Virtue, and the Remedies
against every Vice, and -Considerations serving to the iesis6ng
all Temptations ; together with .Pra)ers, containing the
whole .Duty of a 'Christian, and the Parts of -Devotion fitted
for all occasions, and furnished for all necesiltis.
By lEREMLAH-TAYi.OR, D.D.
Chaplain in O rdinary 'to King Charles the 'First.
• And edited bylke•Reverend Thomas Thirl wall, M.A.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos.
ter-row., Dutton, ,Graccelturch-stivet.
.1. The-Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying. Ins vol. tvo.
price 7s. in boards.

2. biscourses on rariotis Subjects, a new edition, in 3 vols.
Bvo. price 11. 7s. in boards.
3. The..Golden-I:krove, a choSen"Manual; containing- what
is to be believed, practised, and desired, Or prayed tOr. The
rfrAh,edition; price 2g: 6d. be,ardS.
London, England, 1810-09-06

The Georgiana packet had arrived in Bengal.

His MAJESTY came
.to town yesterday; about
twelve o'clock, escorted by a party of reit horse,
&c. from Windsor, and was received at-the Queen's
Peilace by. the Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND, . and
CAMBRIDGE; •

•
At two o'clock 'the KING held a private Levee,
which was attended- by—
The Lord President of the Counijl, the First Lord of the
Treasury and Chancellor of the Exchequer, the three Secre.
taries of State, the President of the Board of Trade, the Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, the Commander in Chief, the f mike
Advocate, Lords Heathfield (goltUstick), Boston (in waiting),
Major Delaney Barclay, Sir Thomas Ttigge, Herbert
(groom in waiting).

. .
~,
g The followin were presented to the KING :-
Major Delaney Barclay, of the Royal'York Rangers; Aid-
de-Camp to the Commander in Chief, on his promotion.
Lord Manners,
,the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, upon his
arrival in Lngland.

His MAJESTY gave andiences to the Marquis
WELLESLEY, Earls LIVERPOOL and BATHURST, Sir
DAVIDDUNDAS, MeSSTS.PERCEVAL, YORKE,'RYDER,
and SUTTON. The latter laid before his MAJESTY
the report' of several Coiirts-Martial.
Yesterday Sir . Tnos, TRIGGE transacted business
relative to the Ordnance, with his MAJESTY, in the
absence of Lord MULGRAVE,
,the Masters-General of
the Ordnance. •

Some differences, of opinion prevailed respeaing
the propriety' of celebrating the late Jubilee, .be-
cause, as it was alleged, his MAJESTY entered, and
.did not complete the fiftieth year of his reign, on
that occasion. The ensuing anniversary, however,
puts an end to all these differences, and 'it is gene-
rally expelled that it will be celebrated throughout
the United Empire, with, if possible, increased
zeal and festivity,
London, England, 1810-09-06

u•

TkiU R, SD A Y, SEPTEMBER (), 1510.

PICTUALLING,OPFICE,

Alktat 23, IR ro.
'HE COMMISSIONERS for. VICTUALLING

IS- 111,4 YkSTY'I NAVY 'do hereby give Notice, That on
Tuesday, the ztth Sept. next, thy will be ready to receive Tender
iii nurriefg (sealed up), .and treat for the supply of fetch Oaf:-
tides tf good sound, :strong, and merchantable M A D:EI RA
WIN:, as may be required for the Service of Lis Majesty's
S hips end Vessels at Madeira, for Twelve Months certain, from
the 24h Otiobernext ; and Jura-mt., until sik Months no'ice shall
bcgizen On either side for the- termination thereof ; to be paid
for 6)y Bills, payable with Interco, Ninety days after date.
Tht Conditi6ns of the Contraa stay be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard quill be had to any Tender in which the Price 4011
not be inserted in Avoids at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board .hefOre One o'clock. on the said Tmsda", the tBth•
,of Septendzr next, nor unless the Person who makes the Trn-
- der, or some Perion.on his behalf, attends, to answer when called
10.. •
London, England, 1810-09-06

GOTFENBVRGII MdIL.

Olt EB 110, AUG.. .63 appears that the re jai°
of the propostionS of his Danish Majesty gave that
Monarch so much umbrage, that,he positively in"
bade the Duke of HOLSTEIN AuousTENstirto 03'1'
accepting the nOmitiatiOn 'of Crown Prince;' in the
event of • his being chosen ; and it is even mention'
ed in some. letters, that The Duke' Was for some
days placed in servieilcince, to prevent his coming
Over. CountSlVlotuNnit• and R. Rosati,,
deputed to facilitate the Prince of PoNTE Cony° in
his &ea-lion. have been

. .
ROSTOCK,. AUG. 20.—The Commander cf the
yren,ch troops which entered this place three dgs
ago made a demand of 300,u00 which"
was gradually lowered to 80,000 ; this not beig
complied with, the 'whole of our magazines, on'
mining coldnial produce, have been put under seal
till the arrival of M. ROURIENNE frOm Harnburgb'
who; it is said; has full powers to adjust.tfie.afiritir•

NAPLES, JULY 29:-43y a Decree of the Govern°'
General ot .the lonian Islands, dated, June the 10,
it is. enjoined to.,the
,inhabitants, to give in kith'"
two days, an exal account of all the merchandizes
of Engliih or Colonial produce, which they have ja
their possession. After the second day
,search Fill
be made', 'and all the meichandiie not specified in
the declaration, shall be confiscated;: and the pro'
prietors wilt be besides compelled to pay a title 01
three times the value of the goods so Confiscated.
LEGHORN, AUG. 2.—,-An English ship of the 144
and two frigates have for some days been in Sigj
of our port, from which no vessel dare go out. •

We yesterday heard a long and lively cannon
add from the SOuth. We are as yet ignorant to
what it was owing.
MALTA, JULY 24.--The sequestrations that hav6
taken 'place on Turkish ships, in the-ports of FrOcli
and ltaly, has6uSed a lively sensation in this I-Oce"
Some of the richest English commercial houses I'3'4
been cleeialedinsplvent, and many other's, e4abllsl!'
n
ed in the Levant, are threatened with the 5.3-1

catastrophe.
Two Turkish ships, which had not English
censes, which had not paid the duty imposed br
:the English, have' been declared good prizes. 113.4
were taken' in- the Morea by an English frigate.
• STOCKHOLM, AVG.23—Thelast letters fro," P3l'4
state that Count METTERNICH-S negerciations cl.Ollll
relate to the present_state of affair; in Servia, whlcr
Province, agreeably' to •the wishes,.;of the gre'‘e
si •
part of its inhabitants, will be transferred to tiutf
London, England, 1810-09-06

PICTUALLING-OFFICE,

_
Sept. 4, ino.,
'THE COMMISSIONERSidr VICTUALLING
His. Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday;
the 251 b instant, they will he ready to receive Tender's in
writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply (on separate Con-
tsaas) of- what EA PROVISIONS and RUM may be de,
',sanded for the Service of His Majesty's Ships and Vess:els at
Dab/in, Londonderry. and Loughswilly, Belfast, Carrickfergns,
Larne Harbour and Nruy, and Waterford, for Twelve Months
certain, Irons the ist of November next, and further sena! Six
Months warningthall be given on either Side fir the termination
of the respealve Contracts.' _To be paid for by Bills, payable with
Interest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contrafis may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or Ly applying to the Post-Master at Dublin,
and to de Coneaos s of His Majesty's Customs, at LOndonderry,
Belfast, and Waterford,- respectively. •', •

No regard will be had to any Tend4r in tiibleb the Prieo:shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board tie/ore One o'Clock on the said 7 uesdai,"the 25th in-
stant, nor unless the Persmsnrho makes the Tender,: or s,nie Per-
son otrhio &hal atteuds, to answer vhffn ealld for ; nor gill
aeLy
_Telder that cA•tains.extravagant Pikes upon some articles,
aodprices nive.6 inferior so the real value upon others, be cowl•
de red as Jr :;It-/ to be admitted..

• ' ILTUALLING.OPFICII,
Sept. 4, !..0.
aHE COMMISSIONERSjor I, LING
int MAY ESTP: NAVY do hereby give Notice, Tlatf
on Tuesday, the igth inst. they will be ready to rteekte*Tet.:ders.
ire writing ( sealed up),- and trent fir thr supplj (on separateCon-
roe ) 8.1 what SEA .PROVISIONS and RU Nl'. may be de-
manded for the Jer;:tice of IllsMaje.qy's Ships and Vessels at Bris-
tol, -and at. Yarmouth its the County of. Norfolk, for Twelve
Moutbscertain, f rom the 2oth of Oblobet next, and further until
She• Months era' ping shall be given on either side, Jr.: the- ter-
mitration
,o 1 the rciteltii.te Contrails. To. helaid jar by Bills,
payable with Interest,nineiy days after. date. • •
The Conditions of the Contraas nub' be seen at the Secretary's
Office; or by applying t ale . John Walter, at Yarmouth, and
to the Colloblo; of His Majeq's Customs at Bristol,sesfielively,
IVoregard will be bad to any Tenderrin .which the Price shalt
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delfvered to
'he Board belore One o'Clock onibe.said luesday, the tBilo inst.
nor unless Pie Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his
behalf, attends to anew: r when called for 91" Wilt ;pi Tn.
der that cootains extravagant pica vpon sarne articl/4,, and prices
much inferior tat& real value NpFn.others, be considerea'as prop('
to be admitted. -.
London, England, 1810-10-23

R• •
HELIMATISMS, PALSIES, -ticT GOUTY
AeFEC LIONS, with their ueml concomitants,
Spasm, or 1;1)414; Paws,' Flatulency, Indigestion, wad gene-
ral Debility (eriginatksg in whatever souse) are relieved and
frequently cured by W.HITEHEAD's ESSENCE Of MOS-
I) PI L LS, atter every other mews It 4 failed.
The FLUID ESSENCE of MOS"' ARD (used with the
Pills in those 'complaints w, here necessary) is perhaps the most
active, penetrating, and effectual remedy in the world, ge-
irrally curing the severest Sprains and I.ruises, in less than •
halt the tune usually taken by podeldoc, A rquebusatle, or
any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used immediate- .
ly atter any accident, it prevents the pact turning black.
WHITEHEAD's IAtvIILY CE RATE isequally effica-
cioUs tor all ill conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic I. rup.
nom, Biorches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakntgs
out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and inflam-
ed Eyes, "Sore Heads and Scorbutic Humours of every de-
scription.
Prepared only and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, is,
Greek street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at 25. 9ti. ,
each—the Cerate at rs. lid and as. 9d. Sold by every•
dicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
17,' The Genuine, has a Black Ink Stamp-, with the muse
of K. lohnstea inserted on it.
London, England, 1810-10-23

MEDICAL AND SURGI'..:At. ADVICE.

THE dreadful ravages ot) the Homan Frame, oc-
casioned by VkNk►(EAtrINFECTION, has baffl.(l
the wistioni ofages to counteract. Herculean indeed is the
task assigned to hint whose Medical skill enables him radi.
call). to Cure and e:'eCtually Prevent a Disorder more cruel
titan the grave. -

I, E NT, a Member of the Royal C liege qf Stir.
geons, set.sible of the disadvantages under hick tie labours
where so many offer their services to P the üblic, need only
appeal to his superior Mode of Practice, which he has never
t un i to tail of producing the most salutary effects.—Veni,
Vitii, Vici, was the motto of Caesar. Mr. Coley will not ar.
rogate that to himself, but .he can justly aver that he has
seen and lt-ts conquered the most Inveterate Cases of Syphilis,
and in alt stages of that cruel 1)114ortler has been eminently
successful. In all instances of Debility, Stricture, Sec. Mr.
Coley tiopts a mode of treatment inc.-eminently useful.
To be consulted every Nlornine front Nine till Three, and
every Evening from Six till Ten, at his house, No. 20,
john-street, Adelphi, in the Strand.
Patients In the Country are requested to state the particu -
tars of their Complaint, by letter, inclosing a Bank Note for
Advice and Aledicine, when the same will be given or sent
to any part of the Kingdom.
john-street, Adelphi.
London, England, 1810-10-23

4TO BE COMMANDERS.

The Lords of the Admiralty have itls'o 'promoted
Lieutenants GEORGE BENTHAM ancl ARTHUR PHILIP
El ANtruroN,Ao the rank of Commanders ; the former
hy' Cotornlssion, dried the 14th instant, for his-gal-
lant behaviour in the Briseis Sloop ; and (lie latter,
who was first of the
,Caledonia, by Commission, data
ed. time 21st, for tht judgment and ability tnaniteso..'d
by him in the Late attack on 'the enemy's battery in
'Basque Roads, with „the boats of the squadron
under tie command of .Rear-Admral Sir HARRY.
EM..E. *:

In'the sittingof. the Cortes on the Ist of Octo-
ber, ()LI v.t;t4i)s- indeedi-i-Jesolution, that thecnttes
shoillP4Mand or the Regency
.a circunistaltial ac
toutitof the bta.;iciies of idle general'adnThnistra-
;*-ielia in future a monthly account of the saute
Should be delivered ; -and that also a daily account,
of events andoceurrences of any importance should
te'given in for the information and giiidance of the
Cortes. This motion was approved of, and voted
unanimously.,
GONZ.ALEZ made a' motion for the appointment:
of a Comn4ttee-of Justicejor the purpose. of ~,Aron-
iotink.; tie dispatch of Causes depentli;ig before tile
,&c. It was interesting to cee the zi-al of
this u urthy Metriber,'and. the frankneSs with which
he delivercd his opinion ; that wa a
soldiei, and (kid not understand rhetoric and Svllo-
Oans, \but that he en ;.t.ia.vOtired to make himself un
ders‘tood like a Castilian. He-was supuoyied by va-
riousNerub,9rs; but the variety 'off oti) (las. I.,,hich,
presented themselves, pre%ented them Isom delate-
rating fully Ott this
It was deteroitoed that the Regency qbould tlelit
in a stitteltleill of t-he !It-mm.6(ms maie Once he be-
ginning of April, 1 00i, with an aecoutit ofthe
nie-
rits and circurnstfinces of the persons prothoted, An
,intimation was likewise delivered, that the Judicial
Power give in a statenient of cases of high
treason. .

. These, various motions, the offspring of justice and
reCtitude, produce such an effect upon the people,
Al:m111,1 keel theinseives,tran,ported with pleasure,
in,d_peretrated,witli love lowards.the august AssetuT
where these propositions:are tirade for the con.,
solat ion °V the innocent and oppressed, and the terrur
ot the wich ed. , • . •

Tii.e.-Mputiecof the AMericas presented a wilting,
whicht wakFrayecir.,that ihe American proviincei
should he declared an integral part of the monarchy,
veil should be thrown over the late disagree.
'a general amnesty should be
vrokiouilcecl. ,
London, England, 1810-12-11

DIED.

On the 3oth ult. suddenly, at his house in the Friary e,
in the Town of Lancaster, Rowland Lord Viscount F 4114.1 n.
berg, in the 66th year, of his age. -
Wednesday last, in the 82d year of herage, Mrs. Cots'_
win, of A/1i tcharn, Surrey.
On Ilturs_clay last, at Slyne, Thomas Greene, Esq, of
Gray's-inn, also of 13,dfoitl-square, London, and of Siy tie, tit
Lancashire.
• The same day, in •Harley.place, the infact daughter of I.
1. Stracey, Esq.
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On Saturday last, in Park-street, Southwark, Ed.r aril
MOseiey, youngest son of Frederick Perkins, Esq.
Ott Sunday, at Mr. Drew's, tlermondsey,
alter a service of
7; years in that family, Mary Burgis, aged 85 .years and six
months. . •
• Last week, Henry and lane, youngest son and daughter o f
Mr. bent, Parliament-street.
Oil the 4111 inst. m the 14th year of her age, Leonora,
eldest daughter of John Ciadtvish, Esq. of Ewhtirst, near
,Kobcrtslatitige, Sussex,

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beautifill oratory, to which it impossible to do jus-
tice. He affirmed, " that there conk' be no greater
• violation of the liberty of wan than the depriVing
him of the enjoyment:of Opt whiCh in itself W
innocent, arpt the subjecting his honest exer,
iions io thei caprie man,;)or- set of :men
ev whaterV !Are. be told in these days of
mental 'lmpepvement, the. I b filillidos of people are
to 'have the truest gafeguard tri6r freedom, the
most laudable source of their industry, the best hopes
of
_their posterity, subjected to the nod of censois
so easily • cot rupted ? It is the fate of mankind to-
. err; we ought, therefore.
.to pat pUrselves beyond
the evil we dread, 'especially wiii.Te our dearest in-
..
• terests are-concerned: - But let u, suppose that these
' censors would have no sinister views. Still they ate
men, who must all have their paStiollS, and their
particular', prejudices, which it is in human nature
that thermust wish to gratify; and how far men in
the possession of power will abstain fro;n such gra-
tification the.history.of the world will bear witness.
Yet it is to theseipen, with the power of suppres-
•sion, and with the law ih their, hands, that liberty
aid li•cratuie are to bend
". Spain has net er yet been "blessed with free- .
dbm. 'For a long series of ages ,we have been
chained, insulted, and dttit4ded by, a -succession
of Governments, who have ever been inattentive
to the wishes of the people. 'Fite hitter fruits ut
those days we are now tasting.. The moalay
of the people has suffered, acid the &cline of Spain
has kept pace with the dunin.ition of her lice-
dom.

"- How different,' Sir, is t he state of this country,
how different the past 'principles, of our conduct to
that of a great, generous, anit indepentli-nt nation—a
nation tvnich possesses( whatever- may be,her
-corruption) the purest public natio,i in
which conjugal fidehtv and the dearst nes of ',octet.),
are pre-emintntly.- cherished—a natian hi. h,
though exposed- at all times to extei ior and in-
terior dangers, -his risen in denance of ic& tit.=-.,
nation -Which bad long t'een 'our' bitterest
but which, _hailing in
,a moment the ci,lwn ut
Spanish liberty, svith unparal.ele.l 'generosity has
poured forth her whole of to maintain -it !
Mean to say;' that we owe seurcely less -than our ex-
istikloce to England.• As our misfortunes increas. d,
what has liefm the condat of EVand ? .'She has
always said-4' 13e free, and we will t-,ex,!i iorsaKe
you," Her (flints have increased wits, our wants:
The strength of her arm has our -weakness-
Thtt.character, ttie power, the graudgur;ol that na-
tion -has arisen ficyrn• her poSseiS.Qu of ihoie libatte4,
for . which we now..ate.,.stitigling,,
must be founded or los:, ni your vote, for on
that depends, 'whether her assistance will prove of
avail, and whether we 'are to 'regain our ratilcamong
them:riot-is of Europe, or fail for ever,"

Al 1I L. •
DLL —1 Lisbon, i Malta, i lluolioi x Waterford.

FOCKS
Tills IJA Y A r IL O'CLOCK
COnSniS - - - 671 Red. Ann. 66 k '6S; '66
London, England, 1810-12-11

BIRI Us.

On Monday the 3a inst. in Clarges- street, the Lady of thelion. lohn Vaugh4n, NI. P. of a still,boan Daughter.
On Smithy last, at WarenS, WiltS, the Lady of Geor),e
Eyre, E q. of a,Son.
Yesterday, in Strattbi&place, the Lady of the lion. John
Wingfield Stratford, of a Son and Heir.
London, England, 1810-01-05

CHELSEA HOSPITAL,

.
3d fanuary,
. .
rr HESE are, byor4er of the night Honourable
J. the Lords and others, Cornipissioners for managing
tfie Affairs °of
_theßoyal Hospital at Chelsea; to give
Notice; That all Our-Pensioners belonging, to the .said
Hospital,,residing in London, or within twenty-five miles
thereof, are required to appear personally and.regiMentally,
at the Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on tne
respeaive days, and in their dilferent classes, according to
their several rates of , Pension, .as under. mentioned, when'

attendance will .be given from nine o'clock in the morning.
.until three in the afternoon, for the payment of Half a
Year's Pension in advance to Midsummer next, with the

augmentation in proportion to their dis.ibility and length
of service, a:cording to his Majesty,s late regulat►ons in

thtfr favour.

On MONDAY, January the btli. - •
The Pensioners at 6d. per, nay„ front the different
Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, With all the Regi..
ments or Corps of Infantry.
TU ESDAY, 'the gth.
Those at gd. per day-, from the
.several Regiments of
Cavalry, Foot• Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the
69th inclusive.
Ott \kr E DNSDAY, -the loth.
Those at I. pot day, from the loth Regiment of Foot,
with the ',remain:llg. Regiments or Corp, as also the
sioners at Is. pe'r day, front all the Regttnents of Cavalry,
with the three Regiments of Foot Guards. -
,
On THURSDAY, time Itth
Those at is. per day, .frOm the Ist Regiment of Fooc,
with all the reimiwing Regiments or Corps.
London, England, 1810-01-05

eloded fiom the festive board. .fn tLeAnidst ni'
countrymen he seemed •o have renewed his vputh,
presenting an interesting Ritiure of " a Bard of
other times,". slit:minded by his Mtiesian brethren.
After dinner, he led into the room his tAtive., blind
pupils, one of who is' a jemale, hiss O'Pieilly,
Their entrance exhibited a scene peculiarly. irnpre;;-
sive ; but when Miss O'Reilly, and t‘i3O .f the
youths slicing their harps, and played some trios,
duets, &c. they were followed by most enthusiaStic,
applause. Among other admired airs were the 'fol-
lowing :—Po,trivles DAv—The Green Wood Ttin:
gha—Ulligan dulh 0 Or the Song of Sorrow—r;
Bumper Squire Jones—Planxty .111unket—Planiity
Reilly, &c. Their, performances gave much satis-
faiition, and it was very gratifyi4l to behold thii
youthful groupe, the Object of; the: Society's care;
thus surrounded by their patrons, iclighting their ear'
with the music of ancientitimes,

• . -
It would be injustice to-the merits of Belfast not
to mention, that two of the moat apprbved songs.
were con posed and sung with great etieirt by one of
the gentietnen present. The song of Ballyporeen,
in particular, drew forth thunders Of app).tuse.
• The company did not separate till a late hour,
every one seeming delighted with the social, and
harmonious spirit ‘vhicla pervaded this
Mee tiog.

The President having left the chair,nhieh he had
filled with distinguisiied propi:ietY,..bi".4 'health. was
drunk kith loud applause.
They afterwards retired, flinch gratifi-d with the
evening's entertainment, whkh had been most
arratig,ed by ,the Gentlcfinen appuinted as
Stewards for the OCCASIMI.
London, England, 1810-01-05

Ma

Letters, post. aid, duly lii.vered, and Schemes gratis.
Orders by Post, Coach, or Cartier, accorrfpanied with Re.
mittance, punetually attended to.

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co.' Joint
I Contractors for tie late State Lottery, return theirmost
gratful Acknowledgements to the l'ublic, for the high en-
courdgentent they gave to the New l' lair ter Drawing the Lot-
tery in One Day, and to assure them, that it has fully ansyer,
ed the Expeaations of Government, by doing away the Evils
attendant on Lotteries, that have been so much complained
of. They beg leave to recommend the New St-ate Lottery.
Whichis on the same Principle, and wit. be drawn in Ogre
Day, t4th Feb. putt. .
Only 5,000 Numbers.—Four
M Tickets of each Number.
SCHEE.

4 Pri-ZCS of . . ,C. 2.0,000 4 Prizes of . . . k 5,000
12
•
23 . . o . ...
_soo_ 44_ . . . . . • .
.50

&c.

Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at the old OfficeS.
Corner of Bank Buildings, ,ind facing the King's -MeTs.
Ctiaring..cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and
Co.

QVTIFT and -Co. Joint Contra tors for the last'l
kJ Lottery, beg leave respe6tfully to return their thanks to
the Public, for the unexampled patronage they experienced
in the. Sale of that Lottery ; and at the same. time to state
that the present Scheme is exaaly on the same improve&
principle, viz, it contains only 5,000 Numbers ;Four Tickets
of cacti Number), with TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
POUNDS in Prizes, including FORTY CAPITALS,
' among which are, Mu R of zo,oool. each ! ! !• The Whole
to be drawn on
ST. VALENTINE's DAY,
February t4th, tBto. •
The following CAPIT. L PRIZES have been Shared and
Sold in the late Lotteries, by SWI FT and Co.--Five of
them were in the Last Lottery.
8.,534 - - - ,20,000 4,099 - - - £5,000
6,791 - - - 20,000 12,035 . - - 5.000
111,070 -- ' - ~#0,303 753 -- , 2000
i
184 • - - ' 13,000 15,94- . . 2,003
7,157 - - . '10,033 10,231 . - -,• 1,003 •
226 . . - . 10,030 11.387 -- • - 4 OOO 4000
Also NOS. 548, 2,697, and 4,8.55, . Prizes of sool . each.
Tic.:l.-et anzl snares are selling in great variety at their-Of-
fices, in LLindon, viz.
No. i 1, Poultry,
. . No. tz, Charing-Cross,
No. 3 t,-Aldgate High-street-
, Persons in the Country may be supplied on the same terms
as it present, by sending their •Ordars, with Remittances, to
either ofthe above Offiees., - '--
London, England, 1810-01-05

No. 93, ROYAL EXCIIANG E.

MESSRS. HAZARD, PLIRNE, and Ca. Stock-
Brokers. London, respedfully inform the Public,
that TICKETS and SHARES tor The present STATE
LOTTERY, which is on the same new and improved Plan
as the last, consisting of only 5000 Numbers, arc on Sale
at
their Office as above.
The SCHEME contains
4 - - - Prizes of - £20,000
4• - - - of - - 5,0c0
It - - 1,000
And So - so.
To be all drawn in ON E DAY,.viz r4th FEBRUARY,
London, England, 1810-12-18

S3I.ITHFI4LD CLUB C4TI'LE 571014,.

Yesterday an unusual preSs of company attended
the Show of Cattle in Mr. Sadiet's Repository Yard,
itirGuswell-sv:eet ; for many hours it u as nearly ini-
possible. to pass from one part of the yard to-the
other. This extraordinary influx seemed occasion.
ed by farmers and breeders of caish, from the dn..
ferent counties, even the most distant, and may
serve to slow. the importance aiid the interest
whichthese competitions for excellence in the breed
and treatment of cattle excited.

Mr. John IVarmington's two oxen were particularly the
objcd of intention. by the amateurs. •
As extra stock, Mr. John Chalfint this day skewed two
small Susex cows, of 3 and 5 years old.
The lion. Thioinas Bowes, a lot of new Leicester sheep,
The IVeiglits at Mr. john Westcar's new Leicester sheep,
bred by Mr. T. Lewitt, were stated as follow :
No.'', Carcase ►7st. 71b. Loose f.l zst. lib —lost.
No, 2. Carcase 17St. 71b. Loose tat Ist. 71b.—/9it. 61b.
No 3. Carcase aust. 61b. Loose tat zst. olb.-22St. 61b.
No. 4. Carcase z►st. 7113._ Loose fat zst. ilb.-24st.
- -

William Baker spewed a very simple and complete chaff.
cutter, which was much admired..
W illiam Shepherd distributed his list of prices of agricul-
tural implements.

At three o'clock, such of the Comprmy as are
Metubers of the Club, repaired to Freemasons'
Tavern, and held a -Mteting, -

Sir lOHN SANDLRS SEBRIqaT, Bart. in the Chair.
PRI4IL N r —Messrs. /Allen, A.tley, Clnktren,Crippo, Ell-
in3u, Planer, Gunnwg,'Harrisno, 1i dley burn, 11111, Hustler,
King,, Arldltb), Nn.wla, Ruse. Stone, Stubbing, Trriet,
oaninison, Warmingion, Watf:inbun, Weatt44r,

Lhe Pletn!urns tor 4-ext.. year being taken into
coixstuerattin), it w.as .

ti.e3ulvtd, That next year the w)rking oxen in the three
~;13s 4,...,b. De she Wll ill pairs or yokes. 01 the saute itl;e, and
.e Ili! b.ntie person'o o eta."
London, England, 1810-12-18

"'Breeding in all its branches."—" Lord Somerville."

Mr. .Money Hill then proposed,
Tht Stewards of the Show, anti thanks'to them for their
'exertions in benalf of the Society." . •

Sir John Sebright rose, and after thanking the
company,. said; that.if he had any merit in the office
to wnich they had -been pleased, two years ago, to
el Ct hiln, it was, in having yielded every thing to
the superior abilvies and active zeal of his worthy
colleague, Mr. Warmington.
Mr.. Warrniogton also thanked the'dortipany, and
said, that but tor the cordial,, condescending, and.
able co-operation and support of Sir John, he,should,
ill have performed, w eat -he so ardently wished,- in
giving .satistadion to the club. . .
Sir John. then gave,
" Mr. Coke, of Norfolk."—" Long Leases to good Te.:
nants."

In giving this sentiment, said Sir John, I wish to`
mention, that I att:ibute the superiority of British
Farming over. that of all other counti.ies,,more to the
prevalence of leases in this country than to any other
circumstance, and consequently to &he improve-
ments being 'effected by sensible men, whom they
cannot certainly be, who will place their property,
their fanlily, and -their all, at the will and caprice c.)t.
Any man, or the.agent ut any man. :

I) HARRIS, 01 No. 4., MArtlett-court, 13ow.arcrt1 aqd Pc blisbed by WILLIAM A RhII GE R SC it ti'rs, south mcAort.strect. tr ro- vci.or tut e.
c.v, No. Ur., Stiaud, where ddeertisonenis, Orders tor the Paper, Litters for the Editor &c, (post-pia), mus b. ac:d•rss:Al,
London, England, 1810-12-27

NAVAL NEWS.

Pr.vmetTro,- Dec. 96.—Last night it blew a very
heavy gale of wind from the West South West;:
aod about three o'clock this morning the transport
ship Heary, Captain COWRY (the Agent's ship),
that at tived here yesterday, with the transports from
Lisbon, parted both cables, •and drove ashore on
the rocks under the last 'Hoe, where she, in a very
short time, went to pieces; her crew were all
saved, but with the greatest difficulty, as the sea wAs
running very high at • the time. If the gale con-
tinues it is feared that more vessels w ill go ashore,
as several-of-the transports ride very hard, 'and lay
in bad situatious. During the gale his Majesty's
ship Medusa, {)f 36.gun9, that sailed from hence
yesterday, for Basque roads, was obliged to Ott
pack..

The transport ship Perseverence, belonging to
Little Hampton, HISLOP, Master, that arrived here
yesterday, with the fleet from Lisbon,, is under
quarantine, havirg arrived at the latter place.from
the Mediterranean.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Goldfinch, of 14 guns,

from The coast of Spain.

Went into haibour his Majesty's ship Foxhound,

of 18 guns, to refit.

This morning the body of an La late a
Steward belonging to the Spanish ship Galicia,
lay-
ing in this harbour, was picked up in Sutton Pool.
It is supposed that this roan must have been robbed
and thrown overboard,'
_as
,he had,_ yesterday; a
number of dollars about him, and 'a 4i)ld watch,
which were not found upon him.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 25.—Arrived yesterday 'his
MaVsty's ship Elizabeth from Portt.lol.
Ti.is arrived h•s Majesty's ship, Cyane from off
Cherbourgh ; the Superior, ZUTLE.; and the Ann,
HEANSON, from London ; the Lively. WiI.LIAMS,
(row Beaumaris ; and the Amelia, ARRIALL, from
Havannah.

Sailed this day "his Majesty'isl)ip's Dexterous arid
Vantour for a cruize.

YARMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Arrived 'the gavac gun-
brig from the Baltic ; the Bold, ditto, from a
cruize.

Sailed the Partridge on a cruize, and the Calypso
fur Heligoland.

Remain in the Roads—
Roebuck, Pyramus, Kite„.Portia, Magnet, Acutc, Bold,
Cracker, Havoc, Bruiser, Einins, and Patriot.

DEAL, DEC. 26.—The ship Sinclair, DARBY,
from Jamaica, is got off, and gone into Ratnsgate

Pier.

Arrived the birig Sanderson, Captain SANDERSON,
from Quebec fcr Chatham.

A ship was on shore this morning on the North
Sand Head ; she was got off by the 'assistance of a
Iti4rnsaie boat, but is full of water.
London, England, 1810-12-27

SITTING oF THE FIRST DECEMBER.

The Report of the Committee appointed to in-
quire into the motion made by ANZANO, that Os
same honours and rewards might be decreed for the
gallant defenders of Ciudad Rodrigo as had beat/
granted or promised to those of Gerona and Saragoso
was read, and inched the Cortes to accede to the
said motion. Don VALICAREL supported the Re°
port of the Committee in a very brilliant speech, and
was followed on the same side of the question by
DUD CASTRO, CANIJA, and QUINTANA. The Corte
came to a resolution, that a Committee should be
appointed to prepare the rewards which it would be
proper to grant to Ciudad Rodrigo, and other places
which made a similar heroic resistance against the
enemy.

In the same sitting, the following Decree passed
almost unanimously All the Prebends which
are not annexed, to public offices, or the incumbent
of which is not charged with the care of souls, ate
from this day adjudged to the public treasury, and
Committee shall b appointed to present a plan of
the regulation and arrangements which inay I,?°
reqniied carry this Decree into full effe.a."

SITTING OF THE 2D.

The motion made by .D.,rt Vir.r,ANtavA, that tiA
estates of GODOY and others, might be destined to
reward some glorious. deed performed in favour of
the country, Was discussed, but the Cortes did Or
come to any resolution on the subjz!Ci.

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SITTING OF THE 23D.

The debate on the contrail for provisions .was re-
sumed, and on,the•motion ofDon TOLEDO, it was re-
solved, that the Counci' of Regency should be
dirkted to furnish some further infeirmation on se,
veral stipulations contained in the said contrad.

SITTING OF THE 28TH.

On the motion of Don QUINTANA, it was resolv-
ed, that the Members of the former Council of Re-
gency be ordered to render to the Cities an ac-
count of their, administration and 600dudt within
two months.

SITTING OF THE 29T/4.

'The projea of'.the establishment of a Bank of
Credit, presented by Don QUINTANA, was taken in-
to consideration. Don Doti arid several other Mem-
bers spoke against the projed Don QUINTANA of
feted to refute their objeetioni, but the debate was

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SITTING OF Tag 4T If.

On the motion of Don TOKRERO, it was decred
that the Deputies of 'the Crirtes ought to be al'
together ineependent from the executive power, 30
not to hold any office which renders them acount'
able to the said executive power,. in order to avoid
its influence in this manner. •

SITTING OF THE 6TH.

A Memorial was read, presented by the Ma"
gistrates of Cutar, st2ting that they are the principal
movers Gf the insurrection of the said district, which

amounts altezciy to 7,600. Among other circus"
stances tl.ey relate Cite following faet

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London, England, 1810-12-27

SITTING OF THE 22D.

The Report of the Board of Health, of Cadiz,
was read, which every day proves more satisfaaory ;
and, afterwards, the answer of the British ni,ister
to the notice given him by the Spanish Ministry, cf
the intended erelion of a monument i❑ honour Of
GEORGE 111. expressing not, only his own satifac•
lion on that subje&, but also that which would be;
felt by his Sovereign and the whole British na-
tion.
London, England, 1810-03-01

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.CR.AVESIND, rEBRUARY 27:
Arrived—the Sir Godfrey Webster, Walker, from 13"
maica,
Sailed--the Mentor, Stephenson, and June, Corbett, for
Jamaica; and the Jtachael, Carr, for

MIR -
(u)rnray,
the
Esq. .ulott:
LaitntLroisne. troaste
a s
, Son.
cotlarad, the Lady-of 1-012 a
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On the 19th uft. thd, Lady of John Campbell, Esq• of
Stoneheld, Scotland,, of a Daughter.
On the 17th. ult. as jedburgh, Mrs.. Brown, of •Itowst3tiScotlan,l, o t a Son. -
At Chessell's-Court, Scotland, the Lady of
Major Jain"
Irving, ofa Datlgh Edin-
On the :cut Ult. Mrs. Cathcart, Of George's-square,
burgh, of a Daughter. 1,4
The some day, Mrs. Boyd, of 13roadmeadows, Scotia!"
of.a Daughter. •
On the 24th ult. at Adbury,-House,•the Lady of D.. Chaill-
bers, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Saturday last, at Deal, the Lady of Dr. Neale, ,
sician to the Forces, of a Son..
On Sunday last, at Bark. Hall, 'near Warrington.g'lrs"
Patten, Lady of the Member for Lancaster, of a Still-bora
female

41APRIa
On Tuesday last, at Banstead,h
in Surrey,
Captain Platt!.
of the Royal South Isincoln Militia,- to Charlotte, widow 01
Captain John 4Ourchier, of.the Royal Navy.
London, England, 1810-03-01

TO MEDICAL MEN.
This Day was published,
In a neat pocket size, the Second Edition, 3s. 6d. sewed,
MHE MEDICAL. REMEMBRANCER ; or,
Pharmaceutical Vade Medurn, being a Sketch of the
Propeities and Effids of all the Compositions and Simples
now in use, a: direded by the College of Physicians, in the
last New London Pharmacopoeia, arranged urder the several
Classes; with an Alphabetical Table in Latin and English,
the former and present new names, and the proper doses of
each. Medicine.

By T. V. CHURCHILL, M.D.
" Medicine is God's second cause of Health."
Sold by all the MedicaL.Booksellers in London, Edinburgh,
Dtiblin, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham. &c. I. lout.
son arid Co. St. Paul's, and B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-
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rrRUTH PURSUIT of WARDLE. Being
I. a Letter addressed to Colonel G. L. WAR DLE, M.P.
"'Letters oft have caused the writers
To .euirse the day they were inditers."
Theconatiet of•Pubni- men should be narrowly watched,
and tlitiunotives, wall understood, before the People grant
them conisdence. The Liuerty of a Nation is more entlanz.
gem! by a pretended Patriot, than by the avowed eflOrts of
the greatest Despot.
This Letter is earnestly recommended to public perusal ;
it contains a developement of Coloi.el Wardle's Political
Scheme to introduce U renchmen into the National Militia!!!
and is accompanied with Letters from Sir W. W. Wynne,
6L P. and Win. Ilenry Lyitleton, M. P. on this very interest-
incsubjed. -,-ltalso, exhibits the Mock Patriot in his true
clwracrer. A Tailor and a Government L'ontraaor !!! --and
gives some-curious Anecdotes of• Colonel Wardle, Major,
Dodd, &c. &c. ,
Written by T. FARWIARSON.

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