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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-26

FRACAS AT DIEPPE THEATRE.

- BRIGHTON, • JULY 24.—Last••night the Hero
packet, Captain BUCKLEY, arrived from Dieppe,
in ten hours, u ith passengers and merchandize.
From a Gentleman on hoard, who was present at
serious fracas at the Theatre on Sunday last, we
have e obtained the particulars of an extraordinary
ebullition of political feeling. On Sunday, the
13th of this month, the Officers of the Military'
and Gens d'Armes commanded a play to be per-
formed, in which were some pointed. allusions re-
flecting upol the citizens about 23 years ago.
These rt fi:ctions upon their loyalty (hiring the
revr,loti(wf,.y period created considerable
auitnad-
version. • On Sunday last, the resident inhabitants
(patronised a c, itedy (the name of which. we have
not learned) that contained several pointed re-
marks upon tire character of soldiers, as servile,
and representing them ready to fight for any mo-
narch or Tyrant. The Theatre was crowded to
excess, and the boxes were chiefly occupied by
the vilitary.and their friends ; the pit and gallery
by the inhabitants of the town. The first act
proceeded on quietly, but a sentence at the latter
part of the second act, charging the army with
abandoning their monarch, threw the Theatre
into it scene of riot and confusion. The Officers,
Perceiving the aerimo,y of political contest, de-
parted from the boxes and endeavoured to restore
peace in the gallery; but their exertions were of
vo avail. Loyal and'seditious songs and expre3-
s:„ns were mingled in vociferation from the- pit
anti gallery. Twelve file of men were then placed
In, (be gallery, with their bayonets fixed. The
oVerpOiver,ed this Snlrdi force, and ad-
clvtic;,' ii aid was calk(' in. At length a terrible
sc„fi)e snsned, in winch several men were wound-
ed. Ofii,:ers lost no time in procuring all
the , hie .ty and civil force in the
town anti nei,e,')boul hood The Theatre was sur-
rounded,
and U C rttdience capitulated. All per-
sous s„si,c,,ted being active in the contest were
secured, and sent to ptison ; others were detame!h
en surveillance ; and as soon as the town was i.uf-
ficentiv garrisoned, the innocent were allowed to
et-inn:home. At ele%en o'clock at night peace
and Pond order were restored. At tie one the.
Hero sailetl the angrs, feeling between the mili-
tary and citizens was by no weans appeased,
London, England, 1817-07-21

Fine Grey-Pease - '541, —s.
Tick Beaus - - -86 s. 455.

Old ditto

- - - ' 455. 555.

Small 'rick Beaus • 405. Ags.

Old ditto

- - - 509. 605.

Feed 08t3 -16 s. 203.
Fineditto - - - 933. 303.

Poland ditto - 203. 245.
Fine ditto - $24.. 40!.

'Potaf6e ditto - 368. 445.
Ital•e Seed 481. 501. per last.
Fine Flour - 955.100;.
Seconds - • 90s. 955.

• -A letter• signed ". -A Friend to. Government,
and enclosing_a Bank Post. Bill for 100/. has been
received by the CtiAt46ELLOn of the EXCHEQUER,
and the contents -011 be duly appropriated to the
public ,service. . .
The Duc.heSs of GLOUCESTER is still Little.
His. Royal Highness. the Pt:vice REGENT has
signified his intention of reviewing the two
Regipienfs of Life Guards, and the Roval,Regi.
4neßt'of Horse Guards', on Hounslow Heath, an.
-Friday next, the 25tli instau,t, at eleven o'clbck.
The LORD' CHrSCELLoR and the Mutquis of
CHoLI4oNPELEY had .atidienCes of the PRINCiI
REGENT at Carlton-house.
The Right Hon. JOHN INPNIAHoN (it •Will
seen by 'our extracts from the London Gazette) hat
-been created-a BarOuet.
The.three-Noblemen who presented the-Con-
stitution from the lonian Isles on •Friday !en-
night, are about to take a tour through Eugland
Ovvious to their return.
London, England, 1817-07-21

June 25.

Royal Highness the Prince Regent lrath been pleased,
. .
in the name. and on the behalf, of his Majesty, to grant unto
George' Bentham, Esq. Post. Captain in the Royal-Navy, his
Majesty's royal licence and permission that he may accept arid
wear the Cross of the Royal Picdmontese 'Order lof Saint
Maurice and Saint I.azare; which his Majesty the King of
Sardinia has.been pleased to confer upon that °dicer, in testi
mony of the high sense that Sovereign' entertains of the dis-•
tinguished intrepidity displayed by him in. command of
his
Malesty's sloop Heron, in action with the enemy at the me-
morable Attack upon the City of Algiers, upon the 27th day
Of August last ; provided nevertheless; that his Majesty's
said licence and Permission (loth not. authoriSe, and shall not
be deemed or construed to authorise; the assumption of any
style, appellation, rank, precedence, or privilege appertain-
ing unto a Knight Bachelor of these
.reafms.--Aind his Royal
Highness, bath been further pleased to command, that the
said Royal concession and declaration be registered in bit Ma-
jesty's College of Arms.
London, England, 1817-05-13

OAM I.AW.

On the motion of Sir E. KSATCHSULL, tile ltil.
jnurncd debate on the third iratling of the Game
lireservatiou. Bill wits reiumed,
new clause waS proposed by Nir,
J,

`to prevent the destruction of game in the night,
wi:ich was agreed to.
colonel WOOD wished the third reading of this
:PA!' to he del►yed a few days longer.
.Sir E. KNATDMIULL said he had already put
t•il the third reaffing of ►he Bill for more than a
month, and thought the measure did not admit or
Tfie Bill ♦ras then read a third time and passed.
London, England, 1817-05-13

THE SUN.

110tliiM gtili DlCsAllt ?Awry AIJOLAT t

LOND9IIg,
7'UESD4Y, M4Y 13, 1817,

We mentioned yesterday the reported march of
the Austrian Troops towards Rome, and to-day
we are 'assured that they have actually taken po'
s•
session of that Capital.

We received this morning the Paris Papers, of
SaturdaY last.—The Journal des Debats coataini
an article signed V. D. B. respecting a Letter
written by Madame RENAULT to' her ljusharid
in America, stating her hopes (founded upon no.
thing but her own imagination) of another Re-
volution ; but singularly enough this Letter, to
which an allusion is thus pointedly made," has
not been published in the French Journals, tl•ough
what purported to be a Copy of it reached this
Country a short time since throwgh a private
channel. The article in the Journal des Debuts
seems intended to be ironical, but its real purpose
is not very clearly shewn, unless it is merely put
forth to lead the way to an excuse for the libera-
tion of Madame RUONAVI., on the ground of its

iocittg lieneath the .tiigoity of the Government Lo
pro-ccute her,
Tlit• following arc further extract: from these
London, England, 1817-05-13

CLERGY RESIDENCE BILL.

Mr. MANNP.R3 SUTTON moved the second read-
ing of the Clergy Residence, Bill.
Lord Ea at Nur() N Obit* to the Bill.,
Mr. DictuNsort was against the Bill, on prin-
ciple as well as on account of the particular na-
t lir, of the enactments of the Bill. Ile adverted
to the practice of clergymen degrading their cha-
racter by becoming common farmers.
f+ir. 111kNNEitS SUTTON' said, that the Honour-
able Gentleman who spoke last, seemed to have
completely mistaken the objects of the Bill, which
were to prevent non-residence, and to afford a
~ullicient provision for the Clergy.
BADINGTON could not approve of the 13111,
because he considered it as by no means calcu-
lated to attain its professed object, The • non.
Gentleman was proceeding to deliver his send-
munts, when
'Mr. M. SorrroN observed, that he bad only
tnoved the second reading; of the Bill, on the un-
derstanding that the discussion upon it should
take place in the COMmittee, and should not stop
the other more pressing public business which
stood for this night.
The was then read a second time, and or-
tiered to be committed on Friday.
The Bermuda 'lmola Bill was committed.—Re-
pod t to-morrow.
London, England, 1817-07-28

8111 i)

Jvcr 27.—Arr•ed yt.steidoy, R
for the !liver, the tr-61h I.3eGg,l', Priuress
Amelia, from China; Atke of Milrhorough, from
the Cape ; CoopEtt, Hod IVvym-
roN, from lonnica ; Hero, B,,AG, from l3ar;tn-
nnh
; nod George Canning, TRIPE, troi'll Caniz.
Caine down from the River the Proselyte, for
I.3arbidoes ; Robert, for ; Pt ogress., for
Tetteriire ; Magda!tb:la, for Sierra Leone; moo
Petit:vet anee, for Ne,ifoomnatid. Alio arrived
the Windsor CHStle Eit:t Indiamao front Calcutta :

she Landed severq 'passengers Ht Weyntonth.---
Car'fie doe:n front the itivcr the Demerara Packet,
for Dellieral a ; NOWLAN, and :Solon,
IlonGsoN, for Buenos Ayres.

PotiTsMoUTH) JULY 27.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Tigris froth a cruise ; Lune and Zephyr
transports front St. Vincent's ; sailed the I9th
June. The Anne, from Barbadoes, where she
landed his Excellency Lord COMBEHMERE and
Suite, arrived the day the transport sailed. Sailed
the Zephyr transport (with part of the 25th regi-
ment front the West Indies) for the River.
FALedou:l4, JUL? 25.—Arrived the Marchio-
ti els of ,Salisbriry packet from Jamaica, in 32 days;
and Waliingham packet from Rio Janeiro, in 55
days—both with nails ; also the Integrity trans-
port from the Downs, for Cork ; American brig
Leo, from Ilampden (America) ; and Speedy,
TILLY, in 13 days from Gibraltar. The Lady
Louisa packet sailed in company with the Speedy,
and is expected in the course of the night. The
Nocton packet bad arrived at Gibraltar, and pro-
ceeded on for Malta.

Cows', Jt; 27.—Pnt in here the Minerva,
BATEs, from Batavia, in 98 days.

HARWICH,, JULY 27.—Arrived the Bcan(oy and
Lady Nepean packets from Cuxhaven. Sailed the
Prince of Orange packet for Holland ; Eclipse
packet fur Cuxhaven ; and Alliance packet for
Gottenburgh—all ‘vith muds.
London, England, 1817-07-28

DIED.

On the -26th inst. at his house in Shoreditch, Mr. John
Oldham, aged 81. • .
Lately, at 6rittun, near Yorkz.Mr. George Ilatthesma'n, int
his 63(1 year. -

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Letters, &e. (Post-paid) must be addressed.
London, England, 1817-07-28

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.

CoNstANTINOPLE, JuNS rerresetita-
tions of the Russian Minister Count Von StitoGo-
ts:or, which were founded on the most reasonable
nod j 41,4 demands 0rR115313.. seem not to have led
to any thing deeis;ve in the Divan. The influence
of the Grand Vizier over the Reis Effendi and the
Jiiiernie.r, had hindered it. The Sultan, %Ow bad,
on the other hand, .earnei,ly desired a good on.

derstanding with Russia, addressed, on the 3:1 n
:Starch, to the Grand Vizier the following ever
getic and remarkable Reseript, or 11A1,11-SitP.HIF
" There have many and long delinerations been
aiready held upon the Note which the Husslai

Ambassador has delivered, yet no Journal of your
sittings has been !ail before us. It is now above
40 days since this business was before you for dis-
cussion. Why have you not yet come to any reso-
lution upon it ? From this delay we must believe
that you employ yourselves in your sittings only
on things of no consequence. Will you then
Wait till the Russian Ambassador is angry, and

proceeds to threats 1 It you believe that war is
Itnivoidable, think on the means of defence.—

Sbew ns minutely the necessary 'causes of' war,
and the extent of the resources which volt will

employ. But, on the other hand, if time and
circumstances Jo not allow us to undertake a war,
im vent the discontent of the Russian Ambassa-
dor as soon as possible, by a suitable answer."
The impression which this Rescript made on
the Divan was easily to be foreseen. It gave nc-
ension to a second, which was in the following

terms :

" AA my Ministers, after mature consieration
of all the circumstances, have considered it neces-
sary to dire up all thoughts of war, and to embrace
the wise part of reconciliation, it is absolutely ne-
cessary that the conferences should be immediate-
ly opened, and that the Note in question should
he d?livered without delay by the Reis Effendi to
the Russian Ambassador. But the greatest care
must be taken that this Note be well and
clearly (haw!) up, and nut like the first, in which
there was no sense at all, in order to give Russia

to understand ihat it is our intention to arrange

wtailers umicubly."

The inclination of the Grand Signior to peace,
and this decisive language, seem sufficient to cause
the NI of the opposite party. The Grand Vizier
received a severe reprimand ; but his instrument,
the Reis Effendi, was disgra::ed, and his office
given to the Djanit Effepli, a man who has al-
ready frequently that place.
London, England, 1817-07-28

son, in the parish of. Surlieet, in the county of
Linco:u, by administeri ,g poison to hint,
Mr. Justice Hot Amp stunt fed up the evidence
with great clearn. as and perspicuity ; and: the
Jury, after a short deliberation, found the pri-
soner Guilty—Death.
The Avretc',ed woman protested her innocence
in the most solemn manner, and seemed-deeply
affected with her awful situation.
Mr. Justice lioLttoyD immediately proceeded
to pass sentence in the most iinpt essive manner,
and directed that the prisoner should be executed
on Saturday morning, and that ber body should
be afterwards delivered to the surgeons for dis-
section.

The moment the prisoner heard that her life
was so .soon to be forteirett to the offended laws
of her country, she jumped up from,the floor its
the .greateht-agony, Wrung in-r hands; and exhi-
bited other symptoms -of distraction. However
her misery Might be COI i()iserateil, there did not
seem to be an individual in Court wilt) was nut
fully-impressed with the certainty of her guilt,
London, England, 1817-07-28

tronz.the LONDON (4...kzETTE, July 26, 1817_.

At the Courtsat CaritOn-lroitse,"the'44th of July, 1817, •
Present—His Royal HighnesS'the'rrinee Regent in Connell:
His Royal I-Tighn6s the Prince Regent having been pleased,'.
in the name and on thelbelrilf of, his Majesty: to appoint'
,HUgh Duke of Northumberland to 'lie Lord •Lieutenaii,t. Of'.
the County of Northumberland, hi; Grace this day took—the
oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths
of Allegiance and Supremacy.

Trbilehall, July 2, 18,17.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and OR the behalf of his Majesty, to direct letters
patent to pass under.the great seal of the United Kingdom
of Great Britain and Ireland; conferring the honour of
Knighthood upon Henry Robinson, Eiri.
General to his Majesty's Paces serving in Canada.

War-Office, July 14, 18 17 .

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant per-
mission to the 34th Foot to bear on its colours and appoint-
ments, in addition to any other badges or devices which may
have been heretofore granted to the Regithent, the word
" Vittoria," in commemoration of the distinguished services
of the late 2d Battalion of that Regiment in the Battle of
Vittoria, in Spain, on the 21st June, 1813.
London, England, 1817-07-17

ARRIVALS.

The Marchioness of Buckingham and Lady Mary Arundel,
at Buckingham-House, from Arlington, Hants ; the Marquis
of Exeter, at Thomas's Hotel
; Lord Cranboc.m, at Salisbury_
House ; Lord Thomas Cecil, at the Royal Hotel ; Major and
Lady Wbitham and family, at ditto; G. C. Poor, Esq2at ditto ;
Captain Brown, at ditto ; Vice-Admiral Sir Herbert and Lady
Sawyer and family, at Gordon's Hotel ; Mr. and Mrs. Ne-
ville, at Gordon's Hotel, Albemarle-street.

ELOPEMENT.-00 Monday evening last, the
son of an Officer at the Vest end of the town
eloped with the daughter of a half-pay Officer.
The fugitives were traced to Wimbledon, and their
joys were interrupted by the untimely interference
of the young lady's parents. The bluslning lair
one was restored to her home on the following
evening, and from circumstances connected with
the case, the affair is likely to amuse the gentle-
men of the long robe in the ensuing term.
NATIONAL SOClETY.—Yesterday the National
Society for the Education of the Poor in the Prin-
ciples of the Established Church, held their meet
ing at St. Martin's Vestry Room, the Lord Bishop
of Lon.iDoN in the Chair. Five fresh ;Schools were
united to the Society, fourteen grants of money,
front 1001, to 101, each, were Voted towards the
erecting, enlarging, and fitting up of school-rooms.
London, England, 1817-07-17

THE TIZEATRE

ENGLISH OPERA.—The dramatic sketch which
was brought forward at. this Theatre last night
is entitled Bachelors' Wives; or, -The British at
Brussels. • We should not forestall the pleasure of
our London Readers by detailing the fable, if it
were not our duty to gratify the curiosity pi:those
in the other parts of the Empire:—

FAucE.--Two Ladies seek their husbands, who are brother
officers and men of gallantry, and who are moreover passing
themselves off for bachelors:at Brussels: Gv/oveand iWe fort
have never seen each other's wives, but the latter have be-
come acquainted. Assisted by their Brussels Landlady, Mrs.
Gaylove is introduced to Captain Mc/fort, who pays particular
attention to her, but who is. somewhat ruffled by the story
she tells of her particular friend, who had fogotten her duty
to her husband in his absence. The portrait of the Lady
is produced, and lifelfort recognizes his wife. A similar ex-
periment is made on the feelings of Gaylove, and with the
Same success. The husbands are incensed at the conduct of
their wives, and prepare to- imitate their insensibility. A
masked ball is projected; the ladies elvinge• places; and the
Officers, when they have sufficiently pleaded their passion,
prevail on the ladies to unmask, and find they bare been so
liciting those they had previously won. Embarrassment, re
proofs, and forgiveness follow, and husbands are in the con-
clusion admonished to keep their wires true to their vows, by
having a proper regard for their own.

Tuis lively sketch consists of one act, and as
much pleasantry is crowded into that act as the
space could possibly admit. It is very likely to
be a favourite with the public ; and as far as its
intrinsic whim, and the spirit of the acting can se
cure success, it will deserve the public favour. It
is much indebted to the exertions of. CHATTERLEY
and his wife, WRENCH, SHORT, Mrs. PINcoTT,
and more: particularly to Miss KELLY, who is a
host in herself. The Piece was much applauded.
London, England, 1817-07-17

FRENCH rktIERS.

13ARcet.etik-, 'Ju-ty -2.—.4t is certain That -the
'Council of-i Car assembled .fttr 'the trial Of Lacy,-
of Milaut, and the (AO Conspirators, pronouric
ed judgment on the 27th ult. and that the sen-
teirce,litt-ail' thcrse'Of a capital natures. has been
sent. to Madrid kir the, approbation of his Ma-
i
lest.y.,...according to the military ordinances
riably observed. in such cases. As the supreme
confirmation is not required, When there is either,
a sentence of acquittal, or of a slight punishment,
it is natnral -to suppose that Lacy and his princi-
' pal accomplices are condemned to death". But this
conjecture, which is founded on the nature and
publicity of the Conspiracy, cannot be legally jus-
tified till the pleasure of the King is known. Up
to that period the Judges themselveS must keep
silence ; and even the, accused is ignorant of his
fate. In waiting the return of the 'Courier who
carried tlse sentence to Court, Lacy has been put
on board a vessel to-night, and transported, it is
said, to the Island of Majorca. It is .not known
if this is the effect of instructions previously com-
municated to the Captain-General of the province,
or whether his Excellency took suds a step from
a belief that his duty required him to remove the
guilty Officer from a city where the remembrance
of his ancient services excites the interest of some
of the inhabitants. This event is not yet publiA-
ed, but its certainty may not the lets he telxe on. •
MADRID, JULY 1,-115C approaching delivery
of, the Queen is an erect which occupies both the
Court and the City. A double programme, exposed
to public view, prescribes the ceremonial whkh is
to he observed in this circumstance, in which all
chances haVe been provided for—that is to say,
the ceremonial is different4y regulated for a Prince
of the Asturias and an Infanta. Im the first case,
a round of 6o cannon will announce that Heaven
grants to our prayers a male successor to our be-
loved King, while 12 will make known to the
public that the Queen has been delivered of a
daughter. The hells of all the parish churches
of the city will he set in motion. The Chief Of-
ficers of the Palace, the Captain of the Gardes du
Corps, the Captain of the Halberdiers, the Co-
bonds of the Spanish awl Walloon Guards, the
Ministers of State, a Deputation of the Council
of State, the Cardinal Patriarch, the Presidents of
the Supreme Councils, the Deputies of the king_
dour, the Captains-General of the Armies, the De-
puties of the Grandees, the Pope's 'Nuncio, and
Foreign Ambassadors, will be present at the bap-
tism. 7'e Dell7ll will be sung in the Royal Chapel
-as soon as the King gives the order. That the
public may know at the instant. whether the 'Queen
has been delivered of a Prince or Princess, it has.
been agreed upon that, in the former alternative,
there will be hoisted obi an angle of the palace a
flag with the Spanish colours ; in the latter a
white flag. If the event happens in the night, the
salvoes of artillery will not take place till the
dawn of day.
London, England, 1817-07-17

LAMBETH-STREET.

Yesterday, Mr. Thos. Swan, who stood charged
.on suspicion .vith thew iltul murder of Ann Boom,
was brought up for final_ examination ; when a
certificate from Mr. UNwIN, the Coroner, of the
verdict of acquittal delivered by the Jury, was pro-
duced. The Magistrate gave him a long and se-
vere lecture, and finally discharged him.

The remains of his Grace the Duke of NORTH-
UMBERLAND are to be removed for interment in
Westminster Abbey, on Saturday morning; the
cavalcade will extend from Northumberland-
house to the Abbey.

The Rev. John Brass, Fellow of-Trinity
College, Cambridge, is presented by the Master
a-nd Fellows to the Vicarage of Aisgartb, in York-
shire, void by the death of the Rev. J. Blackburn.
The interest of 80001. bequeathed by the late
Mr THOMAS LIANBBY, Was distributed in Com-
pliance with his will, on Sunday the 29th ult.
the anniversary of his birth, to the poor objects
of his bounty in Sheffield. Upwards of 50 men
and women received coats and hats, and twenty
shillings each ; in addition to the maintenance-of
six poor boys in the charity school of that place,
annually provided from the same fund. To these,
and the Trustees of the Charity, the Rev. Dr.
INCHBALD, of Doncaster, preached a remarkably
appropriate sermon, on the duty of maintaining
the Christian faith, in the spirit of candour and
charity ; in the course of which he introduced a
just and affecting
.eulogium on the character of
the munificent Testator.

The Piazzas and the neighbourhood of Covent-
garden Theatre are nightly infested %vizi) a gang
of from 20 to 30 well-known characters, who hus-
tle and rob passengers in the most *dangerons
manner, and set the Police at defiance.. he Of-
ficers are upon the alert, and use the utmost vigi-
lance for the detection of these daring offenders ;
notwithstanding which, however, robberies .are
committed in the above neighbourhood almost
every night.
Next Saturday will be a more interesting day
to Lottery adventurers than any that has occurred
for many years. The Four 20,0001. Prizes must
all he drawn ; and it is'by no means an improba-
bility that Two of them will fall together, thereby
entitling one Ticket to 40,0001. ! ! The uninter-
rupted series of good Fortune that has attended
W Egg's Offices since their establishment has been
so frequently commented on, that it is merely re-
quisite to direct those who'are about to try for
the above splendid Prizes to either of his houses,
9, email'', tor 17, Ludgate-street.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CIIANCEIiY, JULY 16.
London, England, 1817-07-17

EDINBURGH, JULY 14.

TETE DUKE OF GoanoN.—The intimation given
at Gordon Castle on the Bth, was, that the Duke
had a good night, and continued better on that
day.
On Saturday, his Majesty's prize, which was
left undecided on the sth ins!, was again shot for
by the Royal Company of Archers on Burn t 5 field
Links, and gained by Sir Patrick Walker, Kut.
On Monday the ith inst. the Royal Linlith-
go wshire Yeomanry Cavalry, under the command
of Major Hamilton Dundas, went into quarters
at Linlithgow for six days training and exer-
cise, and was inspected by the Vice Lieutenant on
the I Ith inst. who was pleased to express his high
approbation of their steadiness under arms and
appearance in the field. The corps unanimously
offered their services, if required, to any part of
Great Britain.

This day, came on before the High Court of
Justiciary, the trial of James Seath and Beatrix
Leod, accused of forging and uttering a bill
for 461. After the, indictment was read, both
the pannels pleaded guilty; which they adhered
to after a Jury was chosen. The Court sen-
tenced them to .be transported beyond seas for
seven years.— (Edinburgh Courant.)

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BOW-STREET.

Margaret Wilson was charged with robbing Mrs.
Margaret Powell, of Dean-street, Soho, who was
passing through James-street, Covent-garden, on
Tuesday night, when she was met by the pri-
soner, who asked her for money,- and on her re-
fusing to give her some she forcibly took from her
hand a gold ring, and a necklace from off her
neck, and ran off with it. She was afterwards
pursued, and taken in Bow-street with the ring
and necklace on.—She was committed to Tothill-
fields Bridewell.
London, England, 1817-07-17

FASHIONABLE DEPARTURES.

The Earl of Bridgewater, on Tuesday last, for Asbridge
Park, near Hemel Hempstead, in Hertfordshire; Countess
Dowager of Grey, for Brighton; Lord Viscount Sydney and
the Misses Townsliend, for Frognal I. near Footscray, in Rent;
Lord Curzon, for Hagley, in Worcestershire; Irady Williams
Wynne, for Wynstay, in North Wales; Mr. and Lady E.
Lowther, on a Continental tour; Duchess of Newcastle, for
Worthing, this day; Mrs. Paulett Mildtnay, for Hartford-
bridge, in Hampshire; Countess Rivers, for Hampshire;
Colonel and 'Mrs. Hughes, for Brighton; Miss Clint lotte
Wyndham, for the Earl of Egremont's seat at l'etworth, in
Sussex; Hon. Mrs. Micklethwaite, for Norfolk; lion. Mrs.
Vernon, for Rose-hill, near Fulham ; Earl
,and Countess of
Manvers, for Nottinghamshire; Lady D'Urban, for Hyrbe, in
Kent; Hon. Mrs. Paulet, ore a tour; Lady Palmer, for Rams-
gate; Lady Caroline Bertie, on a tour; Hots. Mrs. William
Noel, fur Leicestershire ; Hon. Nits. Crewe,
on a tour ;
Countess Linsengcn, for Ipswich ; H. C. Strut, Esq. M. P.
from his house in Conduit-street, to his mansion, Critchill
House, Dorset; the Earl of Essex, for Lord Onslow's seat, at
Clandon ; Countess of llchester, for Abbotsbury Castle,
Dorchester; Mr. Frankland Lewis, M.P. for Moccas Court,
Hereford; Lord Dundas, for I7pleatham, Guisbrough, York-
shire; Countess of Clermont, for Hastings; Gerreral Sir D.
Baird, for Buxton, Derbyshire ; Lord and Lady IVrn. Russell,
for Woburn Abbey; Hon. Colonel Coote, for Dublin.
London, England, 1817-05-22

FRENCH PAP)MS.

?Ants, MAY 18.—Aceortliiig to intelligence
flotn Barcelona of the sth inst. the fate of the
Conspirator Lacy was not then decided ; orders
from the Court were waited for. They were still
in pursuit of Milans.

Marshal Sourdan is recovered.
It is said the Infant of Spain, Don Francis Paul,
will pass the summer at Paris.
On the 27th ult. at midnight, a Meteor, con-
sisting of a mass of fire, was seen at Biedenkopf,
in nesse, which, descended slowly towards the
earth in a South Easterly direction. On its ap•
preaching the earth it broke into pieces, and at
the moment a long train of fire rose in the air,
with a detonation similar to distant discharges of
cannon, which was repeated five minutes after-
wards. The obsetrets at the same time felt a
commotion similar to a slight shock of an earth-
lueke.
The King of Prussia sets out from Berlin the
Ist of July for the waters of Carlsbad, and pro.
reeds about the Ist of August to the Rhenish
Provinces. '

FIVE PER CEnTs.,—Saturtlay, 68 f. 40 0.

STUTGARD, M4Y the Sitting of the
States of the g 0..: ,va• ra,c0t1y....1, by' 3 majortty
of 57 to 53, in favour of the validity of a majo-
rity of Votes, upon all questions including the
rights of the Old State.
NAPLES, MAY 4.—There have been consider-
*ble desertions from several corps. The Sicilian
'Regiments have particularly suffered. The most
severe measures have been in consequence resort-
ed to.

raAilxvorr, NAY B.—Tt appears, from a recent
SNltistic Work, that the kingdom of Prossia con-
tains 9,822,000 inbabitants,, exclusive of the
London, England, 1817-05-22

OLD BAILEY.

u Sessions commenced yesterday, before Mr,
Justice BArt.By and Mr. Baron (dmotow.

%Villian► Fuller was capitally convicted of steal
ing a brown mare, the property of E. Shepherd.
. Robert Smith wits capitally, convicted of rob,
bing Lydia Harvey on the highway, in Coventry,
court, of her bonnet, a comb, &c.

M. Spencer was indicted for stealing in the
dwelling-house of Ed. Lloyd Wil!kills, a Bank-
note of 201., and other notes of less value, in his
dwelling-house. The prisoner was found Guilty.
London, England, 1817-05-22

P,ARI4IAMENT.

HOUSE. OF LORDS, WEDNUSDAY, MAY 21.
The Appeal, " St. Atibin.v. the Attorney C
neral," from the Court of Eschequer, involving
9ttestion respecting the right oft be Prince of Wales,
is Duke of Cornwall, to sue in the Com t of Fache-
quer, by Iris Royal Highness's Attorrtey•Gcnerai,
which is nisputed by the Appellant, was again argued
(the Judges being in attendance). Mr. Wetherall
heard yesterday for the Appellant, and Sir
Samuel Ron►illy this day for the Respondent.—
Further consideration on Monday se'nuight.
Mr. 131400nex and ether Members brought up A
Message from the House of Commons, stating that
they bad givers leave to Benjamin Hill, .11,41. to
attend the Lords' Committee on the Poo'r Laws,
as desired, if he should think fit.

•
Mr. GILtIETIT Members brought
Mesfiege from the House of Commons, desit;ng
the attendance of Lord Visconnt Melville, to
give evidence before the Finance Committee. His •
Lordship being present, intimated his readiness
to attend; and leave being given by the House,
it he should think fir, the Commons were so in-
formed by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. MAITLAND presented un Annual Statement
from the East India House.

Some Local Bills were brought up from the
House of Commons by Mr. GILBERT and other
Metabers, Hui! read a first time.

The West India Trade Bill and the Navy Bills
Bill were tend a third time slid pa sell,
The Lottery Bill was read -a second time, anti
coma fitted for to-m0rr0w....-Adjourned till to.
morrow.
London, England, 1817-05-22

limy.

V.UNNA, MAY 7.—The Emperor sets out on the
Ict of July for Lemberg, in Galiicia, and will
afterwards 'snecessivuly visit Transylvania, the
haniit, IterltOwine, and Hungary._

MADRID, MAY ti.—There are still hopes of rea.
at least in part, the Loan which is nego-
tiating in Holland on account of the Government.
London, England, 1817-05-22

N E 4

Dag, May Ganymetie frigate has
returned to the Downs, not being able to come op
with the Moorish cruiser. Arrived, and sailed
for the River, the Hanover, ADAMSON ; Ida,
PASSMORE ; and Argo, BancLAY, from Jamaica;
and the Ann, WILKIH, from Fayal the latter re-
mains. Came down from the River, and remains,
the Surrey, for Madras and Bengal.
MILFORD HAVEN', MAY 2.o.—Sailed last even-
ing the Camden packet, Capt. JOIRPH NUTTALL,
with a mail and passengers for Waterford. Ar-
rived the Freeliog packet with a mail. Remain
the Anglesea, WaTKINs, from Smyrna fur Lon-
don ; Beaver, from Liverpool for Gibraltar ; and
the Patience, BEsT, from Trieste for Liverpool,

under quarantine.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 21.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Camel, and the Admiral Cockburn transport,
for Chatham ; and the Emasald, Lae, fur
London.

HAftwictt, MAY 19.—Sailed the Lotrk packe
for Holland, and Henry Freeling packet for Cu*
haven, both with mails.
FA‘stotira, RAY 19.—Sailed the Hind Reve.
nue cutter nn a cruise.

The Marquis de Pombal, GONSALVBS, from Per-
nambuco to Oporto, %Vas captured the 26th
March, in tat. 39. long. 36. by the Patriota Insur-
gent privateer, which had also taken a Spanish
ship from the Havanna!' to Cadiz, and sent them
for Carthagenia or St. Domingo.
The Botanique, from Huvre to New York, put
into Fayal the ISth ult. leaky; she would he
obliged to discharge her cargo, and it is supposed
would be condemned.
London, England, 1817-05-22

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT' OF EXCHEQUER, WESTMINSTER, May et.
(Sitting: after Term, before the Chief Baron.]
TUE KING V. ELIZABETH WILD.
This was an information filed by the Attorney-
General against the defendant, a dress-maker,
residing in Old Cavendish-street, for having in
her possession French gloves, foreign silks, and
other prohibited goods.
The Officers of the Customs proved the fact.—
The Jury, by consent of the parties, .found a ver-
dict for the Crown.
The penalty was stated to be 2001. for each
specific article.
London, England, 1817-05-22

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

hir.RALL had leave to attend a Committee of the Lords on,
the Poor Laws,

On the question on the second reading of the Metropolis
Paving Bill, Mr. CA txturr objected to certain powerssi vett
to the Commissioners of Pavement to obtain payments. Ile
hoped some alteration in this respect would be Made during.
the progress of the 13111.
Mr. M. A. TAYLOR observed, the objection was made
after the Bill had gene through a Committee. The Bill had
been before the public two years, and the clause objected to.
had been seen by parties ; none of whom had objected to
it hithetto. It was copied from one in the Mary-le-bone
Moors' Bates Bill. This was a public Bill, as the Commis-
sioners were to act for the public interests. The Honourable
Member might have attended the Committee. No Bill bad
gone through so many ordeals as this had in all its stages.—
The Commissioners could not fulfil the objects oi their ap-
pointment without this clause.

• The i,ill was read a second time, and the Amendments in
the Committee agreed to, and ordered to be epgrossed.
A petition front inhabitants of Edinburgh was received.
against the powers of the Union Canal Company.
Mr. BYNG presented a petition from Shadwell against the
Shad well Chnrch Rill.

Mr. CALVERT said, it had been decided that the church
need not he rebuilt, but could be repaired. No duty bad
been performed it for some time, though it might have been
dune with safety. The church had, therefore, become more
damaged. He had been to see it with surveyors, who found
the main part of the building and the routing quite suscep-
tible of repair. Different estimates of the expense of re-
building had been made out from 5 to 1.5,0001. An estimate
at F1,50C1. had been fur re-building a large church. The
London Duck Company, ;tires said, were to give i,oool. but
only in the event of re-building. He should oppose the
second reading.
Mr. ROSE supported the Bill.
Mr. MELLISH thought the Bill ought to go into a Com-
mittee.

The petition was received, and the Bill read a second time,
and ordered to he committed.

Mr. D. GILBERT moved for a Message to the Lords, re-
questing the attendance of Lord Melville on the Finance
Committee.--Ordered.

On the commitment of the Salt Duties Excise Bill, Rime
conversation took place between Mr. Lusliington, Mr. Tre-
Mayne, Mr. Corwen, Yr. D. Gilbert, Mr. Davenport, Mr.
Calcraft, Sir Thomas Aclaud, Mr. W. Smith, Sir Chas. Pole,
Mr. Blackburn, &c. The repprt was received, and ordered
to be considered on Friday._
London, England, 1817-07-10

N6IBER 7752.]

July 8, 1817.
TuE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
7,1 His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,
at an 2llonday next, the 14th Instant, they will be ready to
ZeiVe Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One
'°4B(ind Sachs of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to
be
°°' to the usual warranty of twelve months, and fer
One
Thousand Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL. The whole to be
deti
• tered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford
of a fortnight, and to be paid for by Bills
1'1°61;7, without Interest,. sixty days after date.
..t.?'lie Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-
ctary's qffice.
4\?c' regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
:4'4 not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not
.1' delivered to the Board before half-past Two o'Cloch on the
44id Monday next, the 14th Instant, nor unless the Person
140 makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, at-
-144, to answer when called for.

• VICTUALLING 01.1, lea, June S 7, ISI7.
HE,' COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,
t44e on 7 uesdert; the 15th day of July next, they will be ready
'l° receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for
TAO HUNDREI) CHALDRONS of COALS (each Chaldron
censist -of Thirty-six Bushels, Winchester Measure), of
1114 of the following qualities, viz.:—

Sir Henry Vane Tempest's Eden Main,
Massell's Main,
Bourne Moore Main,
liewbottle Bourne Moor,
Lambton's Primrose Main,
ltici,ham's Main,
Neisham's High Main, or •
Lambtou's Main.;

rh he delivered into the Cellars of the Royal Hospital at
I)!Ymoath, between the Ist and 31st days if .dagust next;
41'1 to be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty
.6ays (per date.
_ _

The Conditions of the Contracts 2nay be seen at the Seen.-
I'''rits Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Steward of
Plymouth. Hospital.
-,NO regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
Mall not be inserted in' words at length, or that shall
ard he delivered to thr Board before One o'Clock on the said
Tuesday the 15th of Jaly neat, nor unless the Person who
ttahes the Tender, or his some Person on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called
_for. •
London, England, 1817-07-10

CHANCERY SUITORS.

. .
Earl GROSVENOR presented a Petition from
person of the name of Roberts, complaining of
delay in a Chancery suit in which he was a party,'
and praying that such assistance might be given
to the Lord Chancellor, as would produce greater
expedition in the decision of causes. His Lord-
ship observed, that assistance had been given by
the. appointment of a Vice-Chancellor, and he
trusted it had been found useful.
The LORD CHANCaLLOR stated that he knew
neither the person nor the cause ; but the ap•
point went of the Vice Chancellor had been ❑seful
to the suitors : but as to the Lord Chancellor, the
only effect of it was to throw upon his shoulders
business much more distressing in its nature, and
the same in quantity as tielore.
The Petition was laid on the table
London, England, 1817-07-10

LEVG-OFFICE, July 8, I 8 7.

►TINE COMMISSIONERSIor VICTUALLING
do Arrehy give Notice, That
...vn Tuesday, tbe 22d Instant, they ?rill be ready to receive
routers in writing (ealed up); and treat with such persons

mriy

perforin the LIGHTERAGE required for the VICTIT A L-
LING SERVICE in the RIVER THAMES for Tx( Ire
Monthy certairt, from the 12th of .4 ((gust next, etn4 fur-
thrr Three Months' Warning, shalt be given ;

2'o supplo what FRESH BEEF 172 Cr 7/ be demanded
,for the
use of his May'est?s Ships and l'essels at WEYMOUTH,
during the space of Twelve Calendar Months, from the
21st of• that Month; and
To deliver FIFTY TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR
(answerable to a Sample of not less than Two Pounds
u.;eigkt, to be produced with each Tender) in the space of
a Fortnight, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at
DEPTFORD. -
• 7/c Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-
tretary's Qffice,at this Office; and, as regards that for Fresh
lice'', by applying to the Collector of his Majesty's Customs
fri yin 0 uth.

4,0 rezord will be had to any T uder in which the Price
Moll not be inserted in IT'ords at length, or that shall no,
. delivered to the Board before One o'Clock cn the said
2',lPsdery, the 22d Instant; nor unless the Person who
..I"hes the Tender, 01 some Person on his behalf, attends to
swerwhen called for.
tack Tender t ghtera.ze and Fresh Beef Contracts
b:"‘ be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible
persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering
the Penal Sum of 10001. for the due performance of the
r4tcr. and of &Md. for the latter Contract.
London, England, 1817-12-06

FRAUD PREVENTED.

Ircounteract. the many attempts. that are daily
nade to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
instead of the GENVINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and
MARTIN, they hare .adopted a new Label, is which their
signature and Adc:ress
• 97, High Holborn,

so,conspienously placed :in the centre of the Label, that
they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the
Type, which is unlike all Letter-press, willenahle Purchasers"
at once to. detect t h elm posit ion.
The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made and sold whole-
sale by DAY and• MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re-
tailed by the principal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Iron-
Perfunter9;l36ot.qua.kers, Sce. in the United King-
dom, in Bottles at tid. is. and Is. 6d. each. -
London, England, 1817-12-06

the Use of the Army, riz.

• .
BIIEAD, to ,his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments,
Quatters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties
and Islands:—Berks (including the. Town of Hungerford),
Berwick, Cornwall (including &illy), Devon, Dorset, Es-
sex, Jersey, Middlesex, Nottingham, City of Chester and
its Vicinity, Town of Dudley and its Vicinity, Town of

Shrewsbury and its Vicinity.
BEEF andMUTTON,' to his Majesty's Land Forces in Can-
tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the Under-mentionid
Counties-andislands ::---Berks (including the Town of Hun-
gerford), Cornwall (including Scilly), Durham (including
Holy 'hand), Essei, Gltiucestee (including Ott City of
Bristol),, Hantsi Isle of Map,.Kent,,Norfolk, Nottingham,
Suffolk, Sussex, York, .North and South,
_Wales, City of Car-
lisle and its Vicinity, Town of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and its
‘Vielnity; 'as also FRESH BEEF in the Islands of Guernsey;
Jersey, and Alderney. ' •

FORAGE, viz. OATS, PAY,. ,and ,E:FRAW, to his Ma-
jesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and
Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties :—Berks,,Dorset,
Essex, Kcnt, Lancaster, Nottingham. , •'• •.,
That the DeliverieS are to commence on and for the 25th
'day of January next; that Proposals in, writing, sealed up
and marked, ".Tender fur Artpy,Supplies,” will he received
at this Office on or before Friday, the 26th day of De..
cember (but none will he received after Twelve o'clock on
that day) ; and if sent by Post; the Postage must be paid.
Proposals must he made separately for each County and,
Island, except for the Counties comprising North and SoUtli.
Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender, and* the
Proposal for the supply of Fresh Beef in the -Islands of
Guernsey, Jersey and Alderney must also include the whole of
the three Islands; and each Proposal ,Must have the Letter
which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up,by two Per-
sons of known PrOperty engaging to become bound with the
Partytendering in the amount stated in the,printed Particulars;;
for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will
be noticed unless Made on a printed Tender, and the Prices
expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that,
during the Continuance of the Contract no. Troops should be
supplied under the Contract, the Expend of the Stamps fot'
the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the' Con-
tractor, shall he refunded to him. ,•
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application
at these Chambers, between the hours of Eleven and Five.
'P.-S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at these
:,Chambers between the hours of Twelve and Two.
London, England, 1817-12-06

THE THEATRE.

Mr. FISHER, Who ventured forth "a few nights
since at Diury-lane Theatre in the character of
Macbeth, last night came forward in that of Richard
the Third. The latter part, though very difficult
to sustain with adequate spirit and judgment, dots
not demand those intellectual powers which are.
requisite for the heroic, irresolute, and, fluidly,
atrocious Thane, with all his intermediate "com-
punctious visitations." Richard is blunt, sarcastic,
and cruel, and stich dispositions relate more to
external agency than tnental alternations aml
vicissitudes. Hence a young and active spirit tn4y
bustle through Richard, though he cannot rise to
the philosophising spirit and conscientious agita-
tions of Macbeth. These observations were
fully illustrated by the acting of Mr. FISHER
last night. He acquitted himself more credit-
ably than .on the former.occasion, and in seve-
ral passages displayed energy, spirit, and ex-
pression, which procured hint very flattering tri-
butes of general approbation, insomuch, diat he
is immediately to have an opportunity of repeat-
; ing his performance.
London, England, 1817-12-06

RECORDER'S REPORT.

Yesterday the Recorder.rnade a Report to his
Royal 1-Ugliness the Prince Regent of the follow-
ing Convicts under sentence of Death:, viz.:—
George Pearson, for forgery; John Varty, for the like of-
fence ; Joseph Meade, for a burglary; Thomas Hobbs, Saun-
ders William Pack. Charles Smith alias Kiniley, John Fitz-
patrick, George Scott, James Nash, Michaelliiillingsworth,
George Wilson, and William Pattison, for a like offence ;
Williatit Smith, for stealing in a dwelling-house; Richard
Keen, Edward Dixon, John Howard, William Dunn, James
Barnett, John Mason, Macdonald Smith, Thomas Gutteridge,
Meivina Malcolm, Samuel Jones, tV,lliam Haswell, James
Charrington, Mary Searle, James Moore, tkorge
Boliert Sallow Pell, Pt nry Clark, John Jackson, and Sarah
Troup, for a like offence; John Pour, for a highway rob-
bery; John HaN lon. Israel Levy, James Gallagbam, James
Whitby, James Kelly, John Thompson, Thomas Welch, Rob.
Kelly, Thomas l)allry, Moses Martin, and Michael Hurley,
for the like offence; Benjamin Harmer, for returning from
transportatien; John Allcock, for privately stealing in a shop;
Mary Brown, for a like offence; James Robinson, for horse-
stealiog ; William Ray, for cutting. and maiming Maria Hearst;
and John Thomas, for sheep-stealing. '
- -

When George Pearson, John Vartie, and Thomas
Dolby, were ordered for execution on Thursday
next.---The others were rcspited during, pleasure.
London, England, 1817-12-06

VICTU,dLL ING-OFFICE, Nov. 25, 1817.
. , .
THE commissloNtrtSfer VICTUA L Nt
. His 111/IJES7'I7'S NAVY do hereby' give Notice, That
en Friday, the sd of fanuarrj next, they 'will be ready to
'ecciee Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for SEren
7:lundred and Fifty .Pipes of BARCELONA itED WINE,
`'te be delivered free of Duty, into his Majesty's Victualling
'Stores at Deptford,, on or belbre the 31st of:March follow
'ins': and to be paid for by Bills payable, without In-
terest, Sixty Days'after date.
The Conditithis of the Contract may :be seen at the;Secre,
lary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
:shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shrill 'not
'be delivered to the-Boeird before One o'clock On the said
the' id 'of ,January 'text, nor unless the Person
'who makes the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called for.

"DEPTFORE, FrIC7i3dtLLIVC-Y.eIRD, Dee. 1, 1817.
THE-147, are to 'give Notice, that on Thursday,
7 the lith instant-, at 7'en o'C'lbch in the Forenoon,
'will lie 'expoied to PtIBLICSILE, at His Majesty vie-
tualling Yard, Deptford, suiulry Lots of the following
unserviceable Provisions-a:id Stores, now 13t4tg in the said

Yard, viz.
Bread/ Bread-Dilst,Flout, Flour sWeepingsi Raisins, Rice,
pease, Pease ,Screenings, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepings
Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Vinegar, Beef, Pork,,and Suet, Can-
dle Boxes, Packing Cases, sags and .Rags, Corn Sacks and
Bags, a quantity. of Cask's (old Butts),. Butt; 'Puncheon,
Hogshead,. Barrel,- Half Hogshead, .Kilderkin, irish Teirce
and Barrel Staves, Heading tight and biy, Fire Wood, Bro-
ken Staves, &c. &c.
2'here will be also put uP for. Sale (suVect to the Regula--
lions of the Revenue Boards) a quantity of Wine, Tobacco,
Cocoa ati;it7offee.

4 Deposit of 25/. per cent. is to be made upon•the amount
of each Let at the time of sale, find the remainder of the par-
'chtse-money paid before the Stores are removed, for which
purpose a period of Fourtcen..lvorking days will be allowed
from the day of Sale; the Buyers particularly oliserving,
thnt not Liss than one half of the Inanlity is to he taken away
Pon the Premises • w‘ithin the first seven days ; and the re-
Minder in the seven following days ; otherwise the deposit-
.anvicy will be forfeited, and the Provisions'or Stores remain
flee prope,ty of the crown, as no Extension of time, will, ou
'trig account, be granted.