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London, England, 1810-07-06

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On Tuesday'llst, at. Ham Church, Kent, the Rev. The-
mas Anthony Methuen, Redlor of All-Cannings,
and second son to Paul Cobb Methuen, Esq. of Corshain-
House, Wilts, to Eliza l!plaria, eldest daughter of the Rev.
Henry •Plumptre, Rector of Claypolr, near Newark.upon-
Trent .
_ Yesterday morning, at Seven' Oaks, Christopher Cooke.
Esq. of Ash-grove, Kent, to Mrr.. Skyring, second daughter
'of-FranciS Motley Austen, Esq. of Kippington, in the sainc
County.
The same day, at St. Ciles's Church, the Rev. rota'
Itideout. Re.6tor of Woodwancote, in the County of Susses.
to Mrs. Drink, widow of the Rev. bun Dring, and youngest
daughter ut Str Harry Goring, Bart.
On the Ist of November-0 at Bombay, Lieutenant IVrixon.
of llis Majesty's 17. th Light. Dragoons; to Miss 'Jane Sand-
with, third daughter of the late William Sapdwith, Esq.
At Octigal; -Chillies Hunter, Esq. Surgeon, of the lith Re-
giment Nativelnlantry, to Miss Ann Light, youngest (laugh-
ter of Ittancis Light, Esq. (.11(i was the original founder a
the Settlement. ot Prince of Wales's Island, and first Super-n

DIED. -
On the 4th of June,, at his seat in Airshire, Scotland, Pa.
trick Ballantine, Esq. of Castlehill.
Lately, in the Island of Trinidad, Mrs. Purcell,
,wife ce
J. R. forced, Esq.. and daughter pf Dr. A. Robinson; at
Trinidad. '
. ,
On Wednesday last, at her house at Chelsea, Mrs. Wil-
son, widow of the late Rev. Mr. Wilson, Caton of ‘Vind-
sur, and Redor of Binfield, Berns.
A few days since, at her apartMents in Sloane-street,
Knightsbrid,p, Mrs:Chaprhan, widow pf Walter Chapala'',
Esq. -late of Conduit-street, Hanover-stuare'. •
On the 2.fith of May, on his return to India, on board the
Lord Eldon, off Madeira, Ciiptain E. W.Sinythi•es.• of the
15th Regiment Native Infantry, in the Hon. Company's Ser-
vice, Madras EstabliShinent.
On the nith of November, at Madrals, Mr. George Bold,
Merchant. •

eglC.s` OF STOCKS

,

YESTERDAY.
' A
Bank Stock, 260 2.50 259 India Stock,
Navy 5 per Cent. shut India Bonds, 225. 2r.s. pr.
Irish s per Cent.. • • ilxciseq.Bilis, is. ss. pr.
,4 per tent. 84i Sc Ontnium, i pr.
3 per ent. Red. 69i 70 k I m peria 1 3 per Cent.
3 1),..r Lent. Ccins:shut Cons. tbr Opening,•7l2-fr
Bank I..• Ann. x 8 7! Oths'a
London, England, 1810-07-06

DAILY ORDRRS, NAY 20 AND 21.

.' The General in Chief prohibits all the Com•
rflandants of she corps composing this army, from.
receiving into the same any officer or serjeant of
"hose that composed the infamous, garrison of the
fortress of Lerida ; being anxious that the company
of such unworthy Sp niards should not contaminate
•• the honourable sentiments of the individuals of this
2rnlY. Mean while, and until circumstances admit of
the inflicti6n of exemplary punishments on all that
*ere accessary-to the abominable capitulation of the
ea"l- of Lerda, he proclaims them traitors to their
c°'ibtrY, and as such, declpras them to be infamous.;
and order. that an property and effects wit hip this
Principality belonging to such of the. chiefs and
Ineinhers of ;he Corregimeutai Junta of Lerida, as
Participated in the said capit ulat ;on, be forthwith con-
fiscated, rind the proceeds applied 19 the expeeces of
the war.
`` This unexampled pZrfidy and cowardice ought,
nevertheless,'not by any means to dishearten the
brave officers and soldiers of this army ; they have
lost nothing who still retain valour, bands, and
Wel. The exempla, y punishment of cowards will
4tE)rd sansfattiun to the brave, who will feel that it
is tiecyssar v to redouble their efforts, in order to save
the country ; and to. wipe off, by new viUories, the.
soul stain of the surrender of Lerida.
(Signed) " O'DoNNEL."
London, England, 1810-07-30

ul. URIJIVAALP.,

fu(y 23, 1810.
THE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
3tSfrs 0 RDNANCIi. do ,hereby give Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or
befit., N'ednesday, the Bth day of August next from i•ucb Per4ons
as may be willing to undertake the supply of LINSEED UI L
for Service of this Department, for a period of "[hire Years.
The Ull• must be delivered at the Royal A•senal, .1.1/oolwich,
either in the raw or ,boiled state, in sucb quantities as may be Pe-
quiriti, and in the proportion of 7yb.t. to the 'G.illon. The 1 rents
and Conditions of the Contract, together with all further pat ticulat s,
may 6e known al the .).ecretery's Office in Pall-Mall, apesata,
ail), day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals
for Linseed Oil," but no Proposal can be admitted alter the said
Bth day of August, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, nei-
ther will any Tender be noticed, unless the Patty making it, or an
.Agert in his behall,ibail attend. •
Order of the Board, . .

R. H. CREW; Secr'itary.
London, England, 1810-07-30

POLICE;

Bow-ATaEt.r.—!--It is extremely to ,be -larnqtllea
that the pnblie are, not more cautnoas in sending
money or bank-nf,tes hythe post,-as, notWitbst.ind:
ing the strict and excellent regulations • ado. ted 0),
the Post,Oft-lee, the stealing of letters mil their r:cri-
tents, is" still carried on to a very cons•derablextert,
which mightin a great degree he, pr;-vented, if ilibse
who have occasion to send-tytllicThocei by the poa'
would adOpt the - preca.;:ion to cut, her notes in•
halves, 'and. obtal:, an acknowledgment of rbe fir,s.t
half se;:ond is sezit off, or pr :cure bank:

Information has lately been received at the 'Post-
Office of several depredations of this kind.
cion fell upon "Gorge Curvan, a messenger ; and
on Friday evening a clerk in tlte employ of Mr. Par-
kin, the Solicitor to the Post-Other, and two voting
men belonging to the Office, seized him, and twit 4
-upon him the cover of a. letter %k Mich had been
stolen, and seV,ral of .the mei, Which bets
given in change. for the tool. note siol-n.

Harry .4dk.ns,,, belonging to Bow7street Office, •
was sent for, and he was delivered Into his custody.
Oii Sattliday he was examined at 11O,v-si-eet oftiCe,
.and was. committed. for further examination.
UN lON- H A LL—RiChard Vaierithze-Thomas, a well..
looking min, and 4,ouisa Thissay, were on SaturAay
again brought up on cbarg L's of felonies and torgeries,
in various ways. That; for'4ool.. V't as proved, in
;.the regular way agaipst buthi A number of gen
teel persons were then examined as to divers other
charges of a similar description—they were in pan
proved, "send ass sOnie-explanation is, wanting the 1,1,1—‘.
sowers' ate to be brought up again.-
London, England, 1810-05-02

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MAY-RAY.

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,-ri*s the first. Ott:merry May,
brthe'l,oung arid gay.:
as tile harbingex
of joy -
The gala Hof each rude employ.

'

Th): trippidg the-
brigiittst flowers attires her he-u 4 ;
The. London zniik.maid with her vies,
.
In rii,lions rich, of various Wes ; ,

music; and thjuntaught darce;
Tlise pleasures of : the 'day advance :
For town and country milk-maids, willing
'to gain from friends' en annual

his day r:eir ntunerous patrons greet
Initr;;ge 'Of. rebounding feet.

II

0

lately 'twas a day ,of glee,
•
,Bestow;tl, blest.Montague, by thee !
Of th-ritslhonoar'd, thy kind heart
. - -
pity bore a v.-oinan's part.;
'But whilst, of thy example rate,.
Assetrbled,,angels smiting bear
The beautiful and bright record,
Who grudgingly its praise arford ;
- •
And thy batevolenee is wrong'd,
c;:lt not after death prolong'd.
Would that fair Ma);.-Day's next arrival ,
15,1h:,,it of like bounty find revival ;. •
'1; but these po6r son's of want and woe
Alight one day of indulgence kno'w ;
And, with an annual regale,
Of. pudding, beef;, and cheerful ale,
r eel their sad hearts, how sunk-so low,
With gratitude and gladness..g-low I

Ye favour‘Lsons of ease and wealth,
Happy. in friends, 'and 4ligh in health,
Pity those griets'you can but guess,- •
And strive to nuke their Sorrows-less.;
She smallest buusity, would impart
A ray, of corrirbrt to that heart,
Which anxious waits the daWn of day,
Sadly to take trig weary way':
If pain his 'scant:Ynight rniiTesti,
Tslo'<vintry storm his foot arrests.;
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• . • ^ • • . .• • .
HOW 'stock of earthly geoil ! ,

Then ye, who all the }'ear are gay,
Make ChiiLnei sweVer s hail this day...
' * One of the Patentees of Drury-lane Theatre.

..ew:urrlN ny v., Ft. le telrhßD.r.o.n,* ir'rnoA et "'TOL:MS
FOR YOUTH," " ETHELRL.:ii,"

The waggonerS and cost-boys deck'd.
•
With all the. favgurs they 'colle4; •
The,ir 'horses ut:der branches green
Nodding, adorn the gladsome scene ;
With garCmds sorne,'nf fairtst flowers,
Others off-woA---of tankards ours:
•
(For 'tis a Londoner who sings
The sprightly joYs'that May-Day brings);
And, 'mongst the rest, the child of sorrow,
Who climbs the dark some steep to-morrow,
By many a !whim fantastic tries
His lot distressful to.disguise:
4 .4p,gart grotesque behold t.im flaunt,
Medley dt vanity and want ;
- With uncouth gesture raising mirth,
His visage-smear'd with scarlet earth;
Scenting to- lose his hard-condition,
In May -Day's -tawdry exhibition.
London, England, 1810-05-02

,BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

William Charles Cox, of Nether Knutsford, CheshiCct
innkeeper, front May i to 14; at six, at • the Angel Inn,
Knutstord. .
Ambrose Castle, of Furnival'i Tim, London, money-seri.
yeller; from Maya to tune 20, at ten, .at , -
William Shaw, of Long-acre, Middlesex, cheessinonger,
from April z 4 tolune 12, at ten, at Citildhall.
London, England, 1810-05-02

DUTCH PAPELLS.

PAPas, Aknit. 24;-=lt is repotted that the Prince
of .2:ding will set out in a few days to assikine the
command in Spain,'
The Ministers have .gOne to Compiegne to hold
a council with his Majesty. • -
His Majesty the King of Naples has set off for hfs
States, where, upon his arrival, events of the highest
importance will most probably take place. The latest,
advices from Sicily atfilm, that some of the inhabi-
tants are dejeded in the extreme, and th,it othersen.-
tertain apprehensions which are e-rtainly well
founded. • It is said that the -English Go, ernment
has at length consented to receive the King. of
if he should he compelled finally to abandon his do-
minions. He will, in that case, prOceell, not to
Malta, but to England. The island is well supplied
with provisions, but •not so with 'artillery and, ath-
MULitioll. The English complain of the total inca-
pacity of the inhabitants for military service, andt he
latter complain of the arrogance c,f their guests. Nu-
merOut reinforcements were anxiously expeaed frotti,
Porltigril, to garris.on the various fortresses oOpOsite
to the Continent. With this aid, it waS,hoped that.
the enemY Might be resisted, or at least Solar as to
secure the safety of the EngiMi army. •

VIENNA, Arab, 14. Our Court Gazelle contains
a formal contraditiion of a 'report.that a Mr. Hoppe
had, as Austrian Cl.targ6d'Aft'aireg, notified the mar,
riage of the Archouthes§ Matia Louisa, to the-
-English Secretary of ,Stale for Foreign Affairs.--
" 41Ve are," it says, " authorised. to de fare, that
there is no Austrian Chargé d'Affaires in England,
nor any other political agent, whip could have
made an official 'notification of the marriage, and
consequently that' the whole of the article', both in;
subslance and detail, is false and unfounded."
Ills Irii eii l MajestY gave au audience to Count
Otto on the loth, at six o'clock in the evening, at
which he delivered a letter- to his Majesty front the
Emperor Napoleon, and seven cordons of the legion
of honour. His Majesty retained one for
and presented another to the Archduke Charles; in-
tending to distribute'the rest upon a future occasion.
A letter from Coristautinople of the -loth -ult.
says, " the Grand Seignior means to puthimself at
the head of his Asiatic troop's, in whom he'hai
greater confidence than those of Europe; , For
some time past, he has personally
isuperintended
their exercise. The recent disturbances in Mace-
'donia were occasioned by some excesses on the part
of the Janissaries, and had no relation whatever to
'political events. Macedonia, in fad, is one of the •
prOvinceS that are least, desirous of a revolution.-
-Thessily, and the rest of Greece; openlV express,
their wishes for a change of,-./overninetat.';

111 A !I.S.
ARP. IV zb —2. Dtitilih, 2 z—; Gotteriburgh,
, 1 Li6b.0113 t Cadiz, t Watt:rfurd.

PRSC Of: .STOCKS •
Tills DAY AT TWiLVE O'CLOCK_
Consols - • a;; ; •1•Z c.d. Aug. - 69;1,1
London, England, 1810-05-05

BIRTHS.

On the 30theinst. at his house in Cavendish-square, the
Lady of the Hon. Major-General ,Crewe, ofa Daughter.
On Wednesday last, at his Lordship's house in Grosvenor- _
place, the Right Hon. Lady Louvaine, of a Son.
The'• same morning, at hei. father's house, Stoke Palk,
neat. Guildford, the Lady of l . B. Delap, Esq. of the King's
Dragoon Guards, of a still-born child.
The same day, in .Portman square, the Lady of Alexander
Baring, Esq. M.P. of a Son.
.At Wanstead, Essex, the, Lady of T. A. Curtis; Esq. of
a Son,

On the 2.(1' inst. in Caroline-place, Guildford-street, the
Lady of Captain I. R. Franklin; of the Hon. East-Ind
Company's Service, of a Daughter. .
,The same day, the Lady of -the Rev. Thomas Po jays, of
Fawley, in the County of Bucks, of three children, two boys
and one girl.. '
___. • . _ _

`Thursday, the Lady of G. Ward, Esq. of Soho-square,
of a Daughter, being her isth . _
The same morning, the Lady of the Rev. Robert Stevens,
of a Daughter.
,On the 3d inst. Mrs. Porteus, the wife of Thomas Por-
tcus, Esq. of Parliament-street, of a 'lldughter.-
Fhe same day, the Lady of Frederick R. Coore, Esq. of
Great Winchester-street, of a Daughter.,
At his house in Baker. streat, the_Lady of Hugh Barton,
Esq. of a Daughter. • - '

MARRIED.
On the z;d ult. at York, Michael Anne, Esq. of Burg-
wallis, Yorkshire, to Miss Tasburgh, of Boduey, in Nor...
folk.

On the 3oth ult. at-St. James's Church, Mr. Henry Love-
grove, of Great-Marlow, to Miss Charlotte Barlow, of jer-
myn-si rect. _
•
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'cm Wednesday list, Dr. I. Hart, of New-York, to Louisa,
S'oungest daughterlpf G Let,ien, Esq. late of Cla phalli.
The same day, at Aylesfotd, Kent, William bowies, Esq•
of Fitzliarris- House, Abingdon, Lerks, to Elizabeth, young-
est daughter'of John Spong, , Esq. of A ylesford; .
On the 3d inst. Geo. Gipps, Esq. M.P:. to lane, youhgest.'
daughter of lohn Bov% tiler, Esq. of. Hayes, in Kent.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, %%rm. Frere,
Esq. Serjeant at Law, to Mary, only daughter of BroMpton.
Gurdon Dillingham, Esq. of Grunderburgh, in Suff-61k.
London, England, 1810-05-05

ASSESSED TAXES.

Mr. C..DUNDAS said, it was his intention to bring
forward a motion-respecting the grievance and op-
preSsiun attending the colieetion of the Asses,ed
Ta,xeS, which he delay-d, as he uudt..rstood the
Chaucellur of the Exchequer had taken the subject
Under ins cot siderattorL
,The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, be
had before him a • Bill on the subject, which
he would bring
.forward without delay, and would
recommend it to the House, if no other was pro-
posedruore likely to met the approbation of the
House.

Mr,; GRENFEL said he would wait until the Bill
was introduCed, and if he did not approve of
it, he would submit a motiofl to the House on the
subjea.
Me. TAYLOR gave notice that he would on Tues.
chiy, the 22d, mo.4efor a Sele& Committee to ascer-
tain certain suits in the Court of Chancery..
London, England, 1810-05-05

• FREEHOLD ESTATE, near BIDDE FORD, DEVON.
SHIRE.
•
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs HOGGART:and PHILLIPS,
At tht Auaion Mart, on Friday, June' at tz o'clock,
ADesirable and- improved FREEHOLD ES.
TATE, suitable for two Farms, containing 377 acres
of Arable; Pasture, and Meadow Land, abounding with
woodcocks and game ; situate in the Perish of Buckland
Brewer, about tz miles from Biddeford, in the County of
Devon ; with a Farm. house, Faun, Cottage, Garden, Or-
chard, and Out buildings;. let fora term of 23 years unex.'
pired, to Messrs.- Robert and Christopher Curties, respect_
able Tenants, at a low rent of •trol per annum, and 2)s.
per annum, for part expence of a Cottage ; the Land-Tax is
redeemed, and allowed to the Tenant.

One Thousand Pounds of the Purchase Money may -re-
main on mortgage for three or five yeari.
May he viewed, with leave of -the Tenants; and Particu-
lars had ten days preceding the Sale, at the London inn,
Exeter; Pack-horse, Biddeford ; Golden lion, Honiton ;
Hotel, Plymouth ; Swan, '1 iverton ; at the Authon Mart ;
Messrs iloggart and Uroad-atre.r, Unyal
Exchaiq;e; where a Map of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1810-05-05

RANSCOMB and C
j) Success, Sold

with their usual great

In Last Lottery in 78 Shares, • In the preceding Lottery,
No. 3,734 . . . £.20,000 No. 2,618 . . . ,C 20,000
4+65.4 • . • . • 5,000 383 . . . 1,000
sof 5001. each 2i503 3of soot. each . • 1:500
Being Shares of almost every Capital tkerein;, and in Last
Year only, Six of 20,0001. and Capitals to the amount pf
2.so,oool.•besichts the first p ocol. the last 250c01. and
only 40,0001. Prize ever shared and in previous Years to an
amount beyond all precedent ; are now 'selling Titckets and
Sit'res in the NEW LOTTERY, to be drawn Bth JUNE,
iii, which there are Four Grand 'Prizes• of tco Trkets each,
winch may produce to a Ticket 100,0001. and to a Sixteenth
tits:wards of 6,0c01.
BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against
the deception set forth of their Firm and Claims of the Sale
of the First and Last of Extra Grand • Prizes so given ; the
FACT •is, every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Ad-
yeritureis each received 15471. i6s. 3d..at their

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OLD and-ONLY
No 37, CORNHILL4 - No. u, HOLBORN—,
No. 36-,-HAYMARKET; and No. 269, STRAND.
They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which
was not absolutely SHARD and SOLD to the Public as
above. •
London, England, 1810-05-05

PRIVATE BILLS.

The SPEAKt* called the atten lion. of the 'loose to
the circumstance of persons who opposed Privaie
Bills keeping .back their opposition until a few days
of the report tieing made, though Bills have been,
knok‘n to be three months before 'the House, ro the'
great expence of the other parties, and which cir-
cuinstaiice woUld probably call for some regulation
in the-ensuing Session. •
London, England, 1810-05-05

CURE OF STONE AND .GRAVEL:

MR.PERlTY,Sggeon,No.9,Southampton-street,
Bloomsbury-square, Proprietor of ADA ..NlS's SO L-
VEN Ti a mild yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRA-
VE L in the BLADDER orKI DNEYS, acquaints the Pub-
lic, that lie has for some years devoted his whole professional
attention to the above Diseases. He may be consulted at
his um. House on Wednesdays and Fridays, where he
dispenses the Solvent in bottles of 4s. 6d. .1 Is. and ;1. zs.
Stamps included, two of which last never fail to• correEt.
the calculous d athesis in the habit, and thereby prevent the
Concretion of Sfone in persons of a sedentary life. The re-
cent and remarkaAe Cane of a Friend of Mr. Whittle, Fleet-
street, in the confirmed Stone, is another instance, among
-vast numbers .of the efficacy of this Remedy.
Sold also at' Bacon and Co's, No. Iso, Oxford-street, and at
Bolton's, front of.the Royal Exchange, the Author's'" Dis-
quisition of the Stone and Gravel," Ninth Edition, price
is. 6d.• containing many extraordinary Cases, .some of per-
fect recovery, even after the operation haft been. resolved
on, may be had at' all the Booksellers.
London, England, 1810-05-05

VALUABLE FREEHOLD DAIRY, and. ARABLE
FARM, with a respectable eARM-HOUSE, near EL.
THAM, KENT, with immediate possession.
TO BE SOLI) BY 'AUCTION,
By: Messrs. HOGGART and PHI LIPS,
'At,the Auction Mart, 'on Friday,- lane 1, at 12, in One Lot,
A VERY desirable FREEHOLD FARM, called
171,.. Clay's; . delightfully situated, on the border of the
Turnpike-road, leading to Footscray, near the ten milestone
from London, and one mile .fr6m Eltham, , in the County of
Kent; now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Fleming, who
will quit at Midsummer next. .
The Estate contains about one hundred and thirty acres of
uncommon r;ch. Laid, about fifty acres is prime Meadow,
and the remainder is Arable and Wood; with a Farm-house,
`Barns, Stabling, and Out-bUildings, Garden, Orchard, &c,
well supplied with good water.
Tube viewed, and Particulars had, ten days preceding the
sale, at the Bell Inn Bromley : Castle, Eltharn; Tiger's
'Head, Footscray ; Inn,
Croydon;. at the Auction
:Mart ; of Mr. -Arnold, Solicitor, Bedford:row ; and of
'Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, .6f, Broad-street, where a
Plan of the Estate may be seen. ,
London, England, 1810-05-05

GENERAL POST-OFFICE,

1, ISt!.
THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL having or-
dered the .E3tabli,hment of a Mail Ccach between Londonand Brighton, by the Route of Cr9.don, Reigate, " Crawley and
Cuckield"—Notice is hereby given, that the said Coach will com-
mence on Itiondly tie 21st l-at. to start fiont the Bull and Mouth
a Quarter before E1.71,t, and arrive at the Hotel, Brighton, about
Four A M. Ira,..ing Brighton, at Ten, P. M. and arriving at
the General P,,st-Ogice, about Six, A. M.
By Cowmand of Hit Majesty's Postmaster-General, '
FRANCIS FREELING, Sec.
London, England, 1810-05-05

POOR CLERGY.

Lord HOLLAND nos iced 'the passage in the King's
Spe'&ll whlcti in,truaed- Parliament to make pro-
visions for. the poorer Clergy, and gave notice of his
intention to- make three m )tions on• the subjeat.:—
First, for the amount of the FUnd of Queen Anne's
Bounty ; secondly, .for the application. ; the
amount of small ; and, !fourthly, for the
number of Benefices in' free towns and corporations.
The Noble. Lord intimated that his pbjed. was ro
prove-that the por,r Clergy suffered by the emolu-
ments derived by the rich Clergy. -
After some ob-ervations from the Bishopt of
Cuterbury and London, :the Noble Lord's motion
was fixed for Tuesday.
Several Private 13,11 s werereceived from the CUrn-
in on s. o u med. --.

• HOUSE OF COMMONS, -

FRIDAY, MAY 4.
LONDON DOCKS,
Mr. H. BROWSE brought up the Report of the
London-Dock Committee.

_ -
Mr: FL THORNTON expressed his disapprobation
of the Bill; he wished that the consideraiion might
be postponed.

. .
Mr. W. S&IiTH like% ise objeaed to the BiIN, and
that on two ground. ; ist, that nothing of use was
already done ; and f.).d, because it was mantlioning a
system of moriop,:ly, 'which must be injurious, he
WaS sure if the honourable Genteman opposite were
acquainted witli particular fates, he would endea-
vour to -do it away. After a-few,Words the Amend-
ments were read and greed to, and. ordered to be
enatosied.
On the motion of. Mr. W. Pots- a copy of the
Tenth Report •of the Commissioners for inquiring
into the stale of the Gaols in Ireland was laid before,
House.
London, England, 1810-05-05

SA T Utz DA Y, MA.I.-5, 1810.

For the BENEFIT of Mr..)OFINSTONE:
LYCEUM THEATRE.
lI-IEIII. Majesties' Servants forming the Com-
pally of the late Drury-lane Theatre, on MONDAY;
the 7th ot May, 1810, will perform Colman's CoMedy of •
• ' JOHN BEJLI;;-
Or, AN ENGLISHMAN'S FIRE-SIDE.
Dennis Brulgruddery, Mr. JOHNSTONE - .
En which Charader he will introduce, tin that Night only,
• the following Songs, written expressly for him, by G.
COL:MAN :
" A. Chapter on Pockets."
End of the Second Aa, "- An Irish Parody on Shakspeare's
Seven Ages ;: 'or, The liallyporeen Poet's Life of Condy
Magan."
And, by way of Epil,)gue, The Birth, Parentage, Christen-
ing, Marriages, and other Family Misfortunes' ot Dennis
Brulgruddery.
Lady Caroline Braymore, Miss DUNCAN ;
Mary Thornberry, Miss RAY; '
Mrs. Brulgruddery, Mrs. SPARKS.
,After which; the Musical Entettaiurneht of
THE. REVIEW;
Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR.
Looney Maetwolter,_ Mr. JOHNSTONE,
Tickets and Places to be.had of Mr. Johnstone, s,lTavi-
stock-row, Covent-Carden ; and of Mr, Spring, at the Box-
Office it. the Sr rand neranca:

A LES OF ESTATES.

ISLE: 'OE--THANET. - - -
FIVE FREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCES, GAR-
.. DE NS AN 13, I, .AND.
TO BE SOLD BY. AUCTION,
By Messrs. HOGGAWr4nd PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on-friday;. une‘ t,, at Twelve o'C lock,
in Eight Lots; by Order of the Asignees of Mr. JOFI.K
• SPOTTISWOODE
ASELECT and very Desirable FREEHOLD
-ESTATE, comprising four recently finished Dwell-
ing-houses, suitable for the immediate reception of Genteel
FamilieS, situated in a retired beautiful spot,. in front of the
Sea, afkingsgat,, between Margate and Ramsgate, in the
County of Kent, with a brick timbered Carcase, about 43
feet by 36, three stories high, with Sashes,Frarnes, Stating
Boards, and an elegant stone Portico front, with an excel-
lent Kitchen Garden, walled, and Ground laid out for a Ga r-
den attached to each Houle; flourishing Shrubbery, Plea-
sure-Grounds, Paddock, arid 'a quantity of Arable 'Land ad.
joining, containing together about 16 Acres. -
To be viewed by applying to William Brewer, on the
Premises, and particulars' had twenty days previous to the
Sale; at the Fountain, Canterbury ; the Royal Hotel, Mar-
gate; King's Head,. Ramsgate ; Rose, Broadstairs ; George,
Sittingbourne; Crown, Rochester; of 1,1r,' Grist, Land. Su-
rveyor, Canterbury ; Messrs. Pourdillon and Hewett, Solici-
tors,,
Little-street; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62,
Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1810-05-05

•
TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.
TANTED immediately in LIVERVOOL,
V item sto :Goo JOURNEYMEN TAILORS.
Cot 'd Woorkrnen will meet with Encouragement, and con-
stant Employ' at27s. per Week Wages, or Piece-work in pro-
portion, by amity tog to the different -Master• Tailors and
Draper- in Livefv,9l.
London, England, 1810-05-05

to the Ordnance' Department; which were laid on
the• table.

The Carnatic Commissioners Bill, on the motion
of Mr, Dundas, was read a third time and passed:.
The. House adjourned at one o'clock this inorximg-
till Monday. •

NEW METHbD OF DIVORCE:—A. young man in,
Bewcastle, in the county' of Cumberland, who Was
not at all timekOn the best terms with his rib, lately
resolved to dispose of her by auction. Ni) bidder -
appearing,. the Fair One proposed to her Lord to
proceed 'to Newcastle with him,- when an opportd,
nity would offer-Of his never more being harassed '
by the " pitiless pelting" of her tongue. Accord-,
ingly it • was agreed; and_ this modem palilith takt-
her plot so well as to entrap her husband into the,
clutches of a- Recruiting Party in Newcastle; from •
which he is not likely to be soon treed.
London, England, 1810-05-05

1- UR HUNDRED 4X,X A CHANCES.

Q WI FT. and Co. are SeEng 'the Ticket &and Shares
of the Nl\v" S rA-rE Lo-rTERY, consist.tig of 5,00
.umbers, the whole to be drawn on the Bth or I UN E. This
Lotto; contains, besides the usual Prim. four Extra Prizes
of ONE HUNDRED TICK E I'S each, by which a Chance
will be.obtained of a larger Sum 'Own ever was gained by a
Ticket in any Lottery.
. . _ •

S IVII. lC and ,c.-o. have,had the satisfaction to divide among
flee Public in the iast and late Lotteries, Fifty Of the great
'Pr'us, at their ()likes, NO. IC Poultry„ (established in
r 759). No.i' 12, Cli,:ralg cross, and No. 31, . Aldgate High-
street.

ETWAT, late. Partner witti the deceased
ANI E BRA NSCOM 8, has the pleasure of anuounc.
hag to his Friendi'and .the public. the LOTTERY which
draws Bth UN 17, gives the greatest chance 'to the Adven-
turer teir:so smart a risk. tour Packets cist Ticrets, One
Plunked in each Packet, are to. be•given.by'the ....ontraaors
to the fortunate Holders of the First-drawn Prize above 151:
when a Ticket may gain upwards of 160,0001. and Shares in
iroportion:
• EY POW has been truly lucky in- selling Packets. Of
Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0001, and No. 3,618,
producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid
by him to' the respective Holders,-who received for each Six.
teenth 1,5471, tos, 3d.
E. E 1 FON solicits a continuance of the public favours,
at his lucky 011 cc,
•
2, CORNI-11 Ll., near the Niansion. House.

• 2," at 1.10.00..
. 5Z - 4.2,0e.0
- 33 - of . 40,000 76 of - I,coo
47 - of - S,'"oo 99 of - - soo
HOANSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, shared and
sold the above Capitd Prizes, and paid the Same on
Deiband. •

On I UNE the Lth the STATE LOTTERY will begin
and tinniti. --Four Extra. Chances are given, by which the
Holder of only a Sixteenth Share can obtain Six Thousand
Guineas ; Tickets, Halves, Qua; ters, and Eighths, their se-
veral proportr ns. •
Orders, by Post ár Carrier, executed on the same terms
as it inesent, at their Olu Established State Lottery Offices,
26, (.7oint:!!, 'and St Nlargar-cs Hill, Borouz,ll.

Sold TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES to
1., tile Iswo last Lotteries, in Shares, at 4, combat, and
9, i baring;- cross
LA'S I L()
V a tentine's'Day,
14th Pebruary, iSio.
Prize Ok. . . 4200300
I - - S,uoo

LATE LOTTERY,
Drawn, .
20th Oatuber, 18.1sg.
2 Prize of - 2,0,000
I

7-- - -

1,000 1 3
Soot 2

tz Capitals.

8 Capitals.

1,000
500

TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW LOTTERY,
which begins and ends on the Bth of I UN E, are now seltli.g
as-above. .; The Scheme abounds with the usual number of
Money Prizes, besides which the Contrador gives -
FOUR EXTRA PRIZES Oh-400 WHOLE TICKETS,
by .which a Single Ticket way-gain upwards of too,oool and
a Sixteenth-6,000 Gitineas.—Shetnes to 'be had, with parti-
culars, at A, Cotnhill, or g, Charing-cross, London. .
London, England, 1810-05-05

SUPPLY.

In a Committee of Supply, the 'following_ sums
were voted :—_

3395/. Bs. to Edward Stracey, for his services as
Counsel to the Committees in the House of. Lords,
in the last Session of Parliament.

50001. for Fees in passing the Public Accounts.
3,1001. kir delnyirg the expellees of the Civil
Establishment of. the Island of St, John, in Ame-
rica, now Prince Edward's Island.
i,500/. for repairing Henry the Seve' ntlis Cha-
pel.
The House resumed; and the Report of the Corn-
.
mitke was ordered to be received on Monday. .
Mr. D. GIDDY brought up the Report of the
Committee on the -drawbacks on salt for bleaching
linen in Ireland, which was read and agreed to.
Sir S. ROMILLY moved tile third reading of the.
Privately Stealing Bill.
Mr. HERBERT opposed it. The Hon. Gentle-
man proposed to have-the Bill re-Committed; in or-
der to introduce a Clause; , but the- Speakt-r in-
formed the Hon, Member, that .the Bill Iriving
been engrossed, it was tob late to make his motion.
Bill was then read a third time and passed.

The Judges' Salary Bill was read a third,k,itne and
passed.
The Foreign Linen Duty Bill and the- West In-
dies • Insurance Bill ,were read a secand time, and
committed for Monday.
• Mr. A. COOPER presented certain_ Papers relating

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• PRICE OF STOCKS
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Consols

T H L U N•

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London, England, 1810-05-05

Irilthddie-gged PERSON of Respectability idles
to engage uirnseit to superintend and take an active
part in a, ,;ood Established Business, or to Sell by Commis-
Sion, or as 'an Agent, where integrity, sobriety, honesty, "and
atteniiwk, Are indispedsably necessary. The Brewing, Corn,
or, Malting Trade, in or tear London, will be preferred. The
most teslieilable References will be given.
Address 13. S. Na. 2. Chiswell-street.
London, England, 1810-05-05

PRICE SIXPENCt HALPPENIII;

SAT ES OF ESTATES, Vic:

• CEAM, s URR Y.
FRE BIJO L M E,A H
DOW, L A D, containing tire-proof
Earth, and Three Acres at Rich ARABLE LAN D.
TO BF: MAD-BY. AUCTION„ -
By ..Messrs. IIOGGA RT land. PHILLI PS.
At the A .*';ion Mart, on Friday, May , 25, at 12 o'clock, in
, three, Lots, by order of the E tort, -
Valuithlti FREEHOLD ESTATE ; consisting
of seven acres 'of e'wellent intiosecl 2aeadow L'and,
containing a vein of ext:::ll,:itt‘ fire. proof Clay, situate adjoin-
ing the village ,of Cheam; in the County' of Surry„- in the
occupation of Thoinas Harris, Esq. tenal:t at will: Also
tiiree.acres of rich Arable Land, •i the enclosure
of Cheam 'Common, with a thrivir,:. in. front of
the rpad leading irum Morden to. Kingst-ii, let to Thorms
Harris,_ Esq. tensor at.will.,
•To be viewed applying to Mr. Weston, carpenter; at
Cheam, of whom l'artpcul*trs may he hid six d,i..s-previous
to the sale ; also at the HarrOw,.Che.arn ; the Lord Nelson,
Morden ; King's Head, Epsom ; Bull, Ewell; Crick, Sut-
ton ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phi: ips, 62,
Broad-street.
London, England, 1810-10-13

MILITARY.

!The folloiving is an outline of. 1 Plan for increas-
ing the Incomes of °dicers in. the-Army, alter 6-
cert6in period. of service, or being disabled by
wounds, diseases) &c. &c.' and on retirement from
the profession, on 'account of age, to be etfteted by
a . yearly contlinution; Suggested.. by DAVID
ItoeEuts,7* Esq. Senior Captain in his Miijestys 51st
ligunettt of Foot, and Major .of Brigade,
London, England, 1810-03-07

No. 2.--Draft to the Earl of CHATHAM.

Downing-street, 1809.
• "My Lord--I transmit for. your Lordship's. in-
formation, a variety of papers- and documents Ac-
cording to the.annexed,schedule, which may be ma-
teriql to assist ,your Lordship's judgment in carrying
his Majesty's commands into execution:-
" They consist, Ist, of plans received at different
-times, and from different naval and military,officers,
for the reduaion of •Walcheren,.and for an attack of;
the enemy's naval force and, establishments in the
Scheldt, as high as Antwerp. .
2d. Of- intelligence received. of the numbeh,
state, and position of the enemy's naval and military
forces at the times specified, ,in the vicinity of the
Scheldt.

jdly. Of communications received from the Ad-
miralty and the Commander in 6biet, with reference
to the proposed enterprize, in the former of wllich
you will find :specified the aid the navy will require
from the army in occupying the island of South
.I.3eveland, including liathz, so that the fleet may
. enter and navtgare the Scheldt with. security,
,which aid the riavrconsider as ,indispensable to en-
able them to carry the army up the river, to land it
between Sint‘'ltet and Lillo,and t bring it off when
necessary.
- 4g. Your Lordship"will observe that-the recent aI7,
terations made by the enemy in the .defence of the
island of Wal4eren, including those of "hushing,
are not described in an j- of the intelligence latterly
. received with that precision which, could be'
wished.

. "There i 4 no, reason to believe that hitherto, the
attention of the, eneiny'has been dlretled either to
• the construalion of any-,new works upon the river,
'above Waleheren, or JO the improi,onnent of those
which befote existed. AntWerp itself, the forts of
. Lillo, Liefkenshoetk, •and Bathz, are describcd.a4
being at this day much in the same state as when the
13ritish army was in Flanders in the year t 794,
when they were teen by several officers of both ter-.
vices.

" Upon a.due -consideration of the whole of this,
information, his Majesty's Goverment have felt it
'their duty humbly to recommend to his" Majesty,
the adoption of the intended enterprize.; and on the
following grounds
'lst. In' a confident hope that the difficulties of
the attempt (the extent of which they do not dis-
guise from themselves) may be overcome by the skill,
perseverance and bravery of the respeetive services,
and that the whole of the importanf.objed to which
the expedition is directed may be successfully
-compllshed. .
2nd. Tnat if dishppointed in'this hope to its ful-
lest extent, they see strong reason to expert. that
.mportant services may still be performed, calculated

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HOGA RTH's WORKS.

A New Edition; in l'wo Volumes, Qualm Denty„price
iol. !Os. in boards, qr on Royal Paper, with Trout' lin-
' preSiions, pricetz:l: inboards,

•
4-'HE -6ENUIN,E. WORKS OF WILLIAM
itoGAiurt-l; illustrated with Biographical AneC.-
&let, a 'Chronological Catalogue and Commentary.
By JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A .J Edin. and Perth,
.Bnd the late GEORGE STSEVENS, Esq. F.R.S. and
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'free Works of the inimitable ilogarth have not only been
sought for wittravidity in his native country, but have been
admired by every civilized nation .in the world. his
death various Editiojis of his Works have, from time to rime,
been oared te the:Public. But without dumpling to.depr:-
elate any of the tornier it is presumed that tile pre-
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• •
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WANTED BY A WHO LESATE LINEN:MOUSE, IN
THE CITY, •
AYOUTH of fespetlable conne6iions, whO will
be looked upon, as one of the family. A hands. one
Premium will be expected.
For particulars apply (if by letter post paid), to Mr. Cook,
Cheapskle.
London, England, 1810-12-19

WANTED,' :
A FARM, from Four Hundred to Seven Hun-
,dred Acres, mostly Arable Land, within seventy miles
of London ; with a genteel House, or • a good ,Farm-house,
Which might be converted into,one.
For particulars apply (post-Raid) to M. A. No. 62, Pic.
tadilly, whenimmediate. attention will be pai;!. .
- -

TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED,
A HOUSE adjoining the Town of. ANDOVER,
1• with a Coach house, Stables, and a large Garden, &c.
:*t lot the Accommodation of a large Family, with or with.
out a few Acres of Pasture Land.
Inquire of Mr. BinOam,"Middle.row, Ilolborn ; or of
144 r. Maud, Andover, Hants.

STATE LOTTERY.
HAZARD, BUJINE, and Cp.. Stock-Brokers,
tespeafully inform the Public that TICKETS and
SHARES for the NEW STATE LOTTERY, arc now on
Sale at theiioifice. o. 93, Royal Exchange.
The Lottery 'consists or 20,000 Tickets numbered from I
to 20,000, 00 an entire new PlJn. The Scheme, contains
roucPrizes of zo,oool. Forty other Capitals. and' nu Prize,
lower than 2,31. •
All to be OraWn the,rith FEBRUARY Next. • •
In the late Oelober Lottol, No. 57, a Prize of 29,0001.
and 2,388, a Prize of 2,0001. were ‘t:.)tli sold in Shares at the
above 0 thee.
Letters,
,post. paid, duly answered. Schemes gratis. •

NEW PLAN OF DRAWING.
STATE LOTTERY,
(Numbered f orn No. tto No. to' roob. ' •
. All in :hie Day,
CHE titME.h FEIRUARY. .
S
4 Prizes of ,C2o,ceo - - are - -- ,CSo,ono
8-- - - 2,000 - -
It - - - - 1,000 , - , - • - 12,000
2o - - - - Soo
24 - - - - /"C" - - -' - - - - 12,400
144 - " - 25 - 3,b00
3,800 - - -,. - - - 76,030
.....
4,012 PriZeS. ktoe,oooo

TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER!
MORE CHOICE of NUMBERS! and
NO INCREASE 'OF TICKETS!
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES! and
NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS!
TICKETS and. SHARES are Selling at all the
Licensett Offices, and by every Lottery AGENT is
the United Kingdom, on much cheaper terms, being-nearly
Tv,c) Pounds per Tickct less than in the last Lottery ; }et
the Scheme contains superier Benefits to the Public,
An early Purchase is recommended, as the demand has al-
ready exceeded any former Lottery at the same period be!ore
the Drawing, and it is Most _probable both‘pickets and Shares
vII onsicierably rise in Price.
London, England, 1810-12-19

•
THAMES AND 'MEDWAY CANAL.
BRICKS.
THF, THAMES and MEDWAY CANAL
CUM I.E. hereby give Notice, that. they are
tidy to receive Tenders for o:.tra,ds for a Su ,•.pl•, of • )ite
.illionf, hard, sound, well burnt C E V STOCK
I Ks,)i and ot five flundr. d Thousand at seconds ditto,
10 he delivered the inontli or April niricr by the side of the
Rtended Entrance of the Canal, at the Medway end of the
4itie near Rochester Bridee.
The Tender. must be in writing, sealed ON and addresSed
10 the Committee, at the George and .Vtilt Lae Tavern, Corn.
London, et or before Twelve at Noon, on Wed,
tbk slay, the id day.of_lanuary nest, and the Pettons making
"le Tenders must theivettend by themselvei, or Agents,
4nswer when called for.- A SaMple of-- the -'ll,ricks must
vmnpany the Tender and "(lenders tor any proportion of the
Viliole guar tity will be received.
By Order of the Committee,
WM. SCUDAMORE,
Maidstone, Dec. 7, tBro. ,
London, England, 1810-12-19

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1810.

This pay was published, price is. 64
rrHE REGENCY QUESTION ; being a re=
publicatiou- of PAPERS, written during His Ma-
jesty's-illness, in the yea': t7BB ; with a New Preface.
By DENIS O'BRY EN, Esq.
But we, with pleasure, own'ourecrore past,
- And make, each day, a critique on the last.
' Pore.

" These Papers are re-published, because their principles
and reasonings would have applied centuries since, and would
apply centuries, hence—indeed, under any posSible suspen-
ston of the Royal tunCtions.",--Pit EP ACE.
To be had of lotiii Budd, Pall-Mall, and of all other
Booksellers

This Day welc published, price is. 6d.
D EMARKS on a TAMPEILET, entitled, " The
11 Qi.ew ion concerning the Depreciation of the Currency
stated rod examined."
By WM. HUSKISSON, Esq. M. I'.
- Together with several Political Maxims regarding Coin
and Paper Currency, intended,to e•.lplain the real nature 'and
advantages of the present System.
By the Right HAI. SIR {MIN SINCLAIR, Bart. M.P.
Author of the History of the Public Revenue of the British

Sold by 1 Cadet! and' W. Davies, Strand;' 1. Stockdale,
Piccadilly ; and I. M. Richardson, Cornhill.
01 whom may be ha I, by the same Author,

►. Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee,
3d Edit. .s. 6d.
2. The History of the Public Revenue of the British Ern-
pire, 2d Edition, ; vols. Bvo. price rl i is. 6d. in hoards.
3. Essays on Miscellaneous Subjects, Bvo. 85 in boards.

REPORT FROMITHE COMMITTEE
London, England, 1810-12-19

NUMBER 57011

'SEW
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
CLIVIORROW EVENING, Dec. 20, 1810,
Will beaded the Comedy of
TaE MERCHANT OF VENICE.
The Duke, Mr. CRESWELL; `
Bassanio, Mr. C. K EiVIBLE ;
Gratiano, Mr. FARLEY ;
Lorenzo, Mr. TAYLOR ; '
41111anio, Mr. BA RRYMORE ;
Salarino, Mr. CL A REMO NT ;
..Antonio, lblr. EG.ERTON ;
ihylock, Mr. KF MBLE ; -
Purvia, Mrs. SI DDONS.
Jessica, Miss BOLTON.
aft .
er Which Will be revived the Ballad Farce, in One Aa,
• •

coiled

MISS LUCY ; •
Or, THE VIRGIN UNMASKED.
The Charaaers by
k, Mr. DAVENPORT, Mr. lEFFERIES,
'"r•BLANCHARD, Mr. TAYLOR. Mr. LISTON,
v, • - And Mips S. BOOTH.
killaces tor the Ilexes to be taken of Nlr. Brandon, at the
I
hox-Oltice, in Prince's-place, Hart-btreet. from Ten
dourb
tjoxe 7s. SeCond.price 3s. fid. —Pit 35. fid. Second-price
~—"I--ower Gallery 25. Second-price is —Upper Gallery is.
-;`)ll‘,lpriee tid..—No Money to he returned.
ti,'‘he Doors wilt be opened at Halt past Five, and the Play
'in at Half past Six.
Olln Friday, The Exile; with All the World's a Stage.—
v, Saturday, King Henry tfic Eighth, being flu: last night of
ellorrning till the Holidays.
tkThe Public are respett:ul ly infornied, that the new Grand
tristmas Pantomime, which has been so long in prepara.
"5 will be produced on Wednesday next.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFVICE,
`4tablished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George

the First.
December al°.
tIER&ONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
a the 25th instant, are hereby informed, tkaOffit Receipts
now ready to be delivered at the Company's ces, over
ltqal exchange and iii Pall-Mall, as well as by-their
tejPeCit ve Agents in the several Counties ; and the Val-ries
assured are requested to apply tot:the Renewal of their Poll-
;its ou or before the 9th of (anuary next, as the. usual Hi-
i.en Days allowed for Pa) Ment, beyond the Date of each Po-
Y, will then expire.
SAMUEL. FENNING, jun. Secretary.
Attendance is given; daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
ll:trance nf- Buildings,- Goods, Merehandize, and Ships, in
Varbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Daina4e
;Y Fir; ; and also fur the Assu,riince of, and granting Annut.
"es on, Lives.
N Fire Policies will be issucet tree of r xpence to the
2sstired. where the Annual Premium amounts to 65.,0r up-
wards,
London, England, 1810-12-26

STATE LOTTERY.

HAZAP.II, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
respethully inform the Public that TI CKETS and
Slit?rßES for the NEW STA'L'E LOTTERY, , are now un
Sale at their Office. , 0.93, Royal Exchange., -
The Lottery consists of 2c,,e0 Tickets numbered front
to zo,coo, on, an entire new Plan. The Scheme
,contains
Four
Prizes of 20,0001. Forty other Capitals,' and no Prize
lower than 201.
London, England, 1810-09-07

R ICE 0

YEST

Bank Stock, shut
Navy 5 per Cent. 99 it;
'lrish ,5 per Cent.
4 per Lent, shut
; per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Cent.. Cons. tan 63
Bank L. Ann. shut

AD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, BOW.Stleet j and Pitblashed by WILLIAM A RINiG ER SCRIPPS, South Molton.istreet, C;rortenor.squate.
ics, No. 112, Strand, where ddviviisements, Orders for the Paper, ixtes for the /iditor kc. (post-puia), must be addressed.
London, England, 1810-09-07

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

The Boats, Deals, Timber, t. ordage, Vats, and Materials
of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco ground, ltothettlithe.
The Tobacco Ashes.and Cinders, 'at the King's Tobacco
Warehouse, Lennon Docks_; and all the other Goads at his
Majesty's Waeliouse, Custom-house, London, on Friday,
the 7th, and Saturday, the &tit of Septembei, iO, and on the
days ot Sale, from nine in the morning to one in the atter,..
noon, where Catalogues will be delivered.
B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or
before 'Tuesday, the zd October, 'Sic, between .tbe.hours or
nine O'eloek in the morning and three in the alternoon, Qr the
l)epoEits made thereon wilt absolutely become lorfeited, ann
the t;oods lc scud at a tuture Sale.

The Delivery to commence ou Saturday, the isth of Sep-
tena,er,
London, England, 1810-03-09

LAIL REPOla'.

COURT OF KING's BENtal, FED,
'Mr. SCARLETT moved for leave to'file a criminal
information against the Rev. William Finch, at the
instance of Michael Hughes, Esq. a inagistrate, ark`d
trustee of a-chapel, in which the Rev. Mt. FinCh
officiated as minister. The substanCe,of the ci,targe
against Mr. Finch was, that on being called upon b;
Mr. Hughes, to visit the sick of the parish of will&
he was a minister, he refused. to ,do so, alleging it
was not bis duty ; Mr. Hughes conceiving it was his
duty wrote to the Diocesan, the Bishop"of Chester;
and that Rev. Prelate returned an answer) that it
was the duty of a Minister of the Gospel of Christ to
visit the sick and comfort the affliEted, 'and lie.ex-
preSied a hope that this Gentleman would do se;
upon this Mr. Bach stood charged with having
formed a Malicious design of disturbing the peace of
mind of Mr. linglies, by "causing to be sent to him
very improper- letters, imputing to.: him a want of
ehariV, beneVolence,and almost all the virtues of a
Christian, and a breach of the gth article-of the
Decalogue; and once at-church,. in the face of the
congregation, Mr. Finch sent to Mr. Hughes a
note,." requesting him to absent himself from the
Sacrainent until things were better, regulated," and
which bad the effect of deterting him from per.
funning that solemn a& of 'devotion. This indig-
nity to a Magistrate, and a trustee of the chapel,
and that, as-it'should seem, for nothing more than
reqdesting that to be done which a good 'Christian
ought to do without asking; namely, visiting the
sick and comforting tire aillteled," was not to be en.
dureq: 14e ought to add,.however, that the affida-
vit-neither stated the letters of the hand-writing of
Mr. Finch, nor that they were in a feigned hand;
but that the deponent verily believed that Mr. Find
caused and procured them to be written by some
person,
.whose hand was unknown to the deponent,
acid sent to him.

Mr. Justice &AXLEY.-" Upon these faas being
proved as stated, there would be no evidence to gd
to-a Jury, and therefore the information would be
useless."

Lord Et tayßottouGn.—" The evidence now
stated, would not warrant a Grand Jury in finding
a bill of indictment;.. The effe& of granting this role
would be to fish for evidence, and call on this per-
son either to admit or deny the fiat against him.'
Motion re:fused.

THU JUNG V. ELIZABETH MORRIS.

The judgment of the Court being moved on _the
defendant,

The ATTORNEY•GEISEBAL said be believed she
did not intend to appear.
Mr. GAaaow, who was for the defendant at_ the
trial, said he had no intrusions at present; she was
called upon recognizance, did not appear, and her
recognisance was ordered to be estreated.