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London, England, 1817-04-25

_BPA 1N.,.

, • ~ • •
Letters frQm Madrid ót the.9tb, re6ei'veil by the
Mail of yesterday, fornith us with the follciwin!i.
Conuounicatibtf!--;.

. .
i‘ In Barcelona a Revolotio'n was prepared, and
ready to. bre:Ak
_out on Good • Friday, the
instant, at. the .heitd of which were to have been
the illusirioui and patriotic Generals, . Lacy
and known: in the Peninsula
War, against tho French, This Revolution
was organized, and combined for the express
purpose .of ie.:eat a blis the Cortei and Cou.!
stitutiou, and the Priiclaniations for the effcrt
wel: couctied iii the same terms Hi thise of
Po:lier in Galicia. The, first acts,. were hate
!men the seizme Of all theconsul authorities,
as well as (4 the strong fortresses of eigneras
Alonjui, in order to make the city of Barce-
lona the point of union for all the troops which
were to assemble and co-operate in the en-
terprize. The plan was, however, discovered be-
fore it was carried into effeet, and in consequence
of this unfortunate event, 18 officers' of rank, and a
great nn:l!bej of persons of distinction, have been
arrested. -The pt•oclaniations which hate fallen
into the hands of Government, together with other
papers relating to the project, concluded s.vith the
toling exclaniation—" Long live :be Spanish
Nation, the Constitution, the- King, atuf Generals
.Lacy And Millano."—The latter fortunately es-
.eaped, but ,it. is not known where they are.
14. other parts of the itiuklom numerous ar-
rests -are daily made on this account. The
prisons and castles will no longer suffice.—
In Malawi twelve persons of, distinction were
lately arrested. At SantiagO,. in Galicia, several
Officers. ,of the garrison, one Chaplain, seven
serjeaufs,-and many others, were alio thrown into
prison, all implicated in another revol4tion.,that
was to have broke out there, and to prevetit which
large bodies of troops were sent to Galicia."—
(M. Chronicle.)
London, England, 1817-04-25

SHIP NEWS.

• PORTSMOUTH, APOIL 24.--Passed doWn Chan-
nel the Thomas Grenville' and Lord' Castlereagh,
for Bengal. Sailed the Prince of Orange trans-
port, and Ann, PURCHASE, for Barbadoes.-r-
Wind N. E.

....___ _
HARWICH, APIUL 21.—Arrived the Prince of
Orange packet front Holland, and the Jane packet
from Gotteuburgh, both with moils, Pot hark
the Emily packet for Gotteithurgh. Sailed the
Auckland packet with a mail for Iloland:
London, England, 1817-04-25

NEXT WEDNFSUAY.

BISH reminds his Fri,n,i4 that the 14(Yr-
ia • 'T.F.IY is 'on the Eve of Drawing, and requests those
who hare not yet purchased, to call, before WEDNESDAY
NEXT. T. B. has already given his opinion so fully on the
merits of the Seltetue, that it would be superfluous at present
to say inure, than that the advantages are far beyond those
in any prtsreding- Lottery whatever Ast hole Ticket is now
only Eighteen Gnineas, and a Sixteenth only Twenty-six
tihillioK+; anti a Purchaser of One Ticket may gain by that
Number a 20,0001. Prize in this and
.a 15,0001. In the next
Lott cry.
TICKETS aad *TAUS are .selling at T. BISErs Offices,
4, Corithill, and 9, Chitring'rroio, who, in the I;v4t Lottery.
('ontract, sold'Thirty Capitals, heist:: 'as usual) greater in
, number and amount than those sold at all the other Unites..
London, England, 1817-04-25

}loose ; and that (we believe), on the 2.‘1 of May,
lie would move for a copy of the Infitructions ac-
cording to wiiieh Sir Henry Wellesley signed the
Treaty. of Maurid.
On the See IKER's suggestion, the dropped or-
ders ao,l notices were then read, when the Coin-
' mittee n th Irish tit and Jury Preientment Bill
was fixer) for to-morrow se'nnight ; the resolu-
tions respecting the Lottery for to-motro, ; Sir
3. Newport's motion respecting the Fifience; of
lrelamd, for this 'Huy fortnight ; Sir H. Parnell's
--;:7-1arnivr I:0r a
.Connuittee to 'consider the Penal
Laws relating to the Cuthidies, for-Monday next ;.
the second reading
.of the Salt
_Duty Bill, for
Tuesday next ; and ,the-Committee on the Salt.
Law.s, for to•nytrr6“4 • - . .
Mr. C4Lvear. gave niitice„ that onWednesdAy
next he would move for a tolomittcr to tAki•
eonNideration aertuin proNi4ion't of the 4Uth of
George 11l

Sir .1 Itititmt presented a Petition from cer-
tain,Wool-grthiihs for relief.—ltead, and laid on
the table.

My. Cu awEN .presentetl several Petitions. froth
Townships, against the lioot
Read, and referred to the Committee on that ittiv
•
ject.

•
ConNwALI. PETITION.
Sir V. LEMON presented a Petition' from the
Gentry;, the Clergy, and the lithabiratit of the
4-'s County of Cornwall, complaining' that thi.ougli
same official neglect, a Petition which they had
addressed to the Prince Regent had never been
presented to his Royal Highness.
Mr. B. BATHURST stated, that the Petition ip
question had been received. at the flothe' Office,
and owing,to the' absence of some Gentlemen
mislaid. In answer to the inquiries of the Sheriff
' for the'COunty of Corn Wall, he had been informed
that the Petition Was-not found in,the Office, and
bad been rrquested to send copy of it; that" it
might be presented to the Prince Regent. But
he had taken no notice of that request from that
moment to the preSent. After tvaiting in vain
for an answer, his (Mr. B.'s) Noble Relation
batl written to a Gentleman .in Cornwall to ob-
. tail) a copy. It had bi!en received and laid before
his Roy,ll Highness, and information had been
sent to the Sheriff'. A !cut:Thant the Under Site-
' riff had then been received, containing directions
which led to the finding of the original, which
find also been laid before Cie Prtnee Regent., and
Dotice of it sent to the 'Under Sheriff. The House
would therefore perceive, that all that could be
done had been done to satisfy the Petitioner", by
the branch of Administration which, had been
eoneetried.
111 r. THestAYNa expressed hie conviction that
" there had been no criminal withholding of the
Petition.
The Petition was then read and laid on the table.
London, England, 1817-06-28

I:OVAL VISIT.

MAJESTY and the PRIkCESSES are this day
to visit Broinley-Dill, and dine kith the !Ugh,
Honourable CHilt LES LO.NG and his IA(ly, in °ilk,
to view those beautiful grounds which are so much
indebted to the refined taste and judgment nt thf2
owner. I'or the purpose of more completely en-
joying the view of this elegant doniain and its
delightful and extensive prospects nee MA-
..lts'ry has ordered her datden Chair to be tent to
it, that she may be enabled to ride ()Ver the
grounds. Those who know time Chareeter of the
Possessor of this beautiful atd his accatn-
plished Lady, will be highly gratified OM they
tare honoured with this Rov at Vt SIT,
from the various chants at the place, must be
highly gratifying also to the ILLUSTIIIOIJS VI.
SITORS.
London, England, 1817-06-28

IMPORTANT DECISION.

MARQUIS CHOLMONDFLRY V. LORD CLINTON.
This morning thi MASTER of ale ROLLS pro-.

flounced an elaborate Judgment in this important

Cause, and decreed in favour of Mrs. DAm P. a,
and against Margnis CHotbfoIIDELEY and Lord
Ct.twroN, subject to the opinion of a Court of
ty) an the construction of a Deed executed by
_ GEORGE, Eiirl of OnFotto, in the year 1781.
London, England, 1817-06-28

nOUSE OF COADIONS.

The SPEAKER wae summoned to the louse cf Pe',,r.t. On'
his return, hr *hard the Royal Assei,t to have been given
by Commission to Loril COlehe,ter's Annuity Bill, and other
Bills, for w!jch see the Lordg.
bit' the Motion of Mr. 11, SVMNER, an Aeconut of any
'Balance remaining in the hands of the. Chamber of Loudon,
unchsiule.(l dividends duetothe,Proprieturs of the Orphans'
Stink, wa' ordered to be laid before the House.
Mr. CALCRAFT gave notice that on Nl9ndly he would
move, in the Commit tee Sopply, that a sow of oi,mey should
be vnted to remutterate the High Constables, and Constables
in attendance on the tlooses of Parliament.
The Army Pri2e Money Bill, tan -Prison Acts ('‘th..,
tinuanet Bill, the Irish. Fisheries' Bill, sod the Scotch Puree
Drawbacks' Bill, went Severally read ft third time.
Lord BINNING postponed the Committee on the tatoatio.'
tvlttiatt Toemtav„
The Pato India S'arigatl,in taws' Bill sea react a second
time, and ordered to be committed on Monday.
London, England, 1817-06-28

MIT,TTARV ►tin NAVAL OXVHS.

Lord Met.Vacti brought in a Bill to regulate
the administration of Oaths to Officers of the
Land and Sea Forces. The administration of the
Oaths of Allegiance,Stiprenmey, and Abjitration,
to Officers in the'Land and Sea Forces, had been'
regnlated by Acts of Parliament in the reigns of
King %Valiant and George IL A practice bad
taken place of administering the oaths after the
Officers had accepted their commissions. Doubts
had arisen whether they onght oat. to hare been
administered before ; and the object of this
without repealing the former Acts, was to regu•
late and settle the practice, in the administration
of these-oaths, and to assimilate the practice in
the Naval to the Land Service.—The Bill was.
read a first: time.

The Women Whipping Aliolitioris Bill, and others, were
tninwittett and reported.

The lr.~h Forfeited iteentenizitnert llill, and others, *ere
read a third time, and passed.
The spirits 'ntercuurse Mil, and tithers, were lirontrlst up
from tht Cumn►uns, and trait a first
London, England, 1817-06-21

AINIPEIVIS PASSZNCE °Y-PEPPASM IN T, 1W liEiVi I I.
i'sENCE is a sari, effectual, anti plea-
- cant Remedy in Flatulent:les, Gouty, mid Cholicky
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Hysterics;
Nausea attendant att.-Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude
arising from atmospheric Heat, Want Of Appetite, injuries
from Inclement Weather, and in the Spasmodic, Affection
of tithec and Bowels, so 'common to infants,—adapt-
ing Dose to the urgency of the Case: A 4 a Family
Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a va-
luable acquisition.
ESSF.NCE of PEPPERMINTis so well known as a valuable
Family Medicine, that the prpal object of this Advertise-
ment cc to guard. Purchasers against the numerous Counter-
feits 'which are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only Cau-
tion J. Heath can give, is to see that " J. P. Heath, Notting-
ham," is engraved on the Government Stamp.--Price 4a. 9d.
and Is lid.
ent to Heath), 66, .St. Paul
Sold by E. Edwards (Ag 's
Church-ydr `and Holborn b Nanger, 160, Oafor;I-street ; 'rutt,
Exchange ; ard, ; and Bread/ridge, East Smith-
field.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Hightiess the DUKE offRK, President.
Su aGroN—Mr. Kiernan, Member the Royal College,
London.
Govenaterna.--Earl of Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, Hon. Col.
J. Barry, M.P. John LatAniche,
N B Rolla and Noble Patrons of the hb true
.JI. iNsTri•TION, for the exclusive Treatment of VE-
NEREAL CONIPLAINTS, and their dangerous vonsequences,
in order to ins the benefit* that have resulted from it, se-
lected Mr. KIERNAN as its Stirgeon,,(standiogliigh ot; the
list of the Royal College). from having directed his chief at-
tention to those diseases. fi is loft misfortune of Patients
under such complaints, to be too en the dupes of illite-
rate Pretenders, who practise on the credulity by imposing ,
titles and specious preinii,es. Against this class (of late so
numerous and daring), Mr. Kiefriall conceives it a part of his
official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of
the Royal College, published in Fein nary luln, as the only
sore guide; and that no assertion of Persons asstiming such
titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sane.-
tioned by this List, are to be credited.
The annual reports
of the Look Mpensery wilt prove, that some of the most
dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs, have been here
radically and successfully treated I facts which require no
hackneyed testimony of affidavits to prove, but the most re-
spectable Medical evidence.
)41r. KIERNAN may be consulted as 11$1121; by both Sexes,
at his house, 21, UAW Charlotte -street, Bedford-square,
where Letters from Towa and Country are to be addressed,
and the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or
sent, to any part of the United Kingdom.
Just putilisbed, price 41. Second LaitiOn, PfattieSil Ob-
servatious on the ithere Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be
had at No. tl4, Fleet-street, tic 20, l'ateittester-raw, and
No. 10, Grawa.eourtt Sakai
London, England, 1817-06-21

Tate writer in your Paper (Sort of
May 16.), dallied a Raruntac to be " a con-
trivance to make those who cannot judge or reason
direct those who arc most highly capable of both,"
and concluded thence, that it is " the very worst
political' contrivance that ever human folly tole-
rated." Agreeing completely %vitt' him in this
opinione—notwithstanding all that can be said for
the wisdom of the ancient Republics, the answer
to which is, that experience had not in ancient
times demonstrated the folly of an experiment,
which is certainly specious and seducing,—and
that tile very histories of those ancient Repub-
.

lies now fully demonstrate the fact 1. agreeing,
I say, with •him in this opinion, I write to warn
my . countrymen, through the channel of your
•
constitutionll Paper, of the growing danger of
'Republican principles among us.
• For this purpose. America has lately sent us
what t consider as a most valuable document, in
an Opposition Speech, made in their Congress by
a Mr. Ktgo (1 wonder a Republican wunid own
such a name), of Massachnisets. In answer to a
Government Speaker, who observed that the people
had not petitioned upon the subject of their tie.
bate, Mr. IC-exclainied, with iedignation,
" Petitioned ! whom ?—in the name of (Ind !
Their Representatives, knowing their wants,
knowing their interests, are sent here expressly
to relieve the one and promote the other." After,
More stuff on the supposed degradation of peti.
dotting, the Speaker again exclaims—
" Petition ! whom-11 again demand / The
Constituent bend to the Representative! The ite-
presentative not know the wishes, the feelings, the
distresses .of the people 2—Sir, they are much
more likely to approach you, going on as you
are, with sharp compluints, and fierce remon-
strance." " When yon want money, you tax the
without. reason or mercy. When your
follies' or your faults have driven you into War,
you call upon the people to fight your battles
and if the cruelty of your petty officers or th
oot
eir
own sufferings drive them to desert, you ih
London, England, 1817-06-21

ELL'S WEEKLY MESSENUER. of TO-
mounow, June 21, 1817,
May be considered at a mast interesting and valuable NeWs-
paper ; containing an Account of
THE STATE Tamp;
And particularly the Eloquent SPEECH of Mr. WE-
THERALL will be given verbatim, at length, with an F.pi-
toine:of the preliminary Proceedings, and the .fudge's sum-
ming-up, which will prolog a' clear and compact elnoidation
of the whole Trial. of the Prisoners. . -
The WATEIU.O() Brimc4E's Triumphal Processions, and
Magnificent Filtiyals and Rejoicings on this occasion, will be
folly "deseribed...
A clear Statenient of all the Disturliances in the North of
England, besides tile usual variety of interesting Foteign and
Donostie, Loridort'aml Provincial Miscellany.
'ay be had at early hour of all the Newsmen, and at
the Messenger Office, clarecourt, Drury-lane.
London, England, 1817-04-14

vateers.

The House of Commons re-assemble this day;
but it is understood that it will adjourn for ano-
ther week, in consequence of the continued indis-
position of the SPEAKER.

A very erroneous account (as we originally
stated in this Paper) has been circulated in the
Newspapers for some days, of transactions be-
lieved to have taken place in the Bahama 'Elands,
where, it is said, the House of Assembly refused
to 'pass a Slave Registry Bill, in consequence of
which, the Attorney-General, as the organ of
the Governor, .made certain observations to the
Assembly, which they conceiving to he an insnit,
the Speaker issued his warrant to arrest, for a
breach of privilege, the Attorney-General, who
on his plantation, with his servants, successfully
resisted the authority. One of the ablest legal
men of the colony is daily expected to arrive in
D.,tigland, and until he appears nothing can be
relied upon, except this, that the Assembly has
passed several laws favourable to the Shves.
London, England, 1817-04-14

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed en Suturelay Night.
Dntritv-LANs.---The School for Scandal : Charles Surface,
Mr. Rae ; Lady Teazle, Mrs. Davisou. After which, The
Innkeeper's Daughter.
COVENT-GA autN.—ltomco and Juliet: Romeo, Mr. C. Kemple;
Juliet, jMiss O'Neill. After which, Robinson Crusoe.
London, England, 1817-04-14

MAILS.

ARRiven.--2 Prance, I Gotieaurgli 2 Dublin. 2 AVater-
ford. Dov—i Lisbon, Malta, bottenbtagli, 2 Haw-
butgb, 2 Holland, 2 Flanders.

PRICE 0

STOCKS

THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stocks ... ... 8351
8 per Cent. Red. 71. 1/
8 per Cent. Cons. niiii
4 per Cents... .. 89iii
3 per Cent. Navy Atin.lo2iUf

Bank L. Ann.... ISi I 1-intlis
India Stuck, ensi 209
India 80nd5,..... 60s. pr.
Exch. Bills.. 13s. iOs. pr.
Cons. fur May, 731

SUGAR.—Averoge Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,
computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 9th
day of April, 1817, is 445. Bid. per cwt.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 4.1 minutes after 1. J Ereaing, 9 mitintes after Y.
London, England, 1817-04-14

nett stated. By letters recently rz:ceised, we learn
that not only some villages have sufferea by the
earthquake, but that the whole town of Arnedillo,
in Ohl Castile, has been buried under the fall of a
neighbouring mountain ; that the whole inhabi-
tants have perished, and that nothing but the top
of the belfry is seen above the ruins,
The intelligence that has arrived from the higher
districts of the Grisons excites the most lively
fears. Never were the snows in greater quantity:
the tops of the houses are no longer seen, and
some of the roofs have fallen in from the weight
of the snow. Some villages, particularly in the
valley of Tavesch, are entirely abandoned. A
frightful avalanche has destroyed the village of
Neuras in this valley. By reports from Dissentis,
a little distant from that village, I I houses and
mills, along with the inhabitants and stables, have
been swallowed up.. On the Stb, the Rector and
24 other persons, wounded, were dog out of the
rubbish alive. Many dead bodies were likewise.
found, and 28 persons are still missing. Ava-
lanches have likewise caused frightful disasters in
the valley of Dischmah. We learn likewise from
the Canton of Uri, that at Meyen, an avalanche
overwhelmed two men, and that another threat-
ened the village of ltealp. The passage of Mont
St. Gothard is shut up.
On the 10th, an avalanche destroyed a house at
Cadmenthal, in the province of Bern. 'The news
from. the Tyrol are equally afflicting : four ava-
lanches have succeeded each other in one place.
At Nanders, the snow filled the whole valley to
the height of a tower. At Ischgel, in the Pinz-
gau, twenty-one houses were destroyed, At six
leagues front Inspruck. ten persons were killed.
The course of the Inn is interrupted.
London, England, 1817-04-14

THE MANCLIESTER CONSPIRATORS.

The trial of these men, nine in number, called
" The Blanketteers," stands over until the next
Assizes. The prisoners are at liberty to find
good and sufficient bail. The sureties required
are but two of 201. each (the individuals them-
selves in 401.) ; notwithstanding which, to prove
the poverty of their friends and connexions, not
an individual of the nine hsd been bailed as late
as Thursday last. The following are the names
and ages, with an exact copy of their commit-
London, England, 1817-06-26

TO CORRESPONDENTS..

For J. F.'s Letter, to which we alluded yesterday, and also
for a fuller Statement of Mr. ADDINGTON'S Speech in the
I-louse of Coannoas un Tuesday night, see our Last Page.

THEATRICAL. REGISTER.
retforinrd Lest Night.
COVENT-GARDEN..-•Kitig Richard the Third: Duke of Glou-
cester, Mr. Booth Lady Anne, Miss S. Bodth. After
which, The Mayor of Garrittt.
NEW TIMATRE RGYM4, ENGLISH Onits-Honse.—Free end
Easy: Sir John Freeman, Mr. iVreuch ; Gertrnde, Miss
Kelly. After which, My Uncle, and Two Wends.

ARRivcll—l France, 1 ‘Vaterford. DIM-1 Malta, 1 Ham.
burgh, 1 Goerusey and Jersey, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS I)AY A'r CWFLVF O.CLOCK.

....- --.. .
/3 per Cent. Red. ..75a11 Bank L. Ann 191 9-16tlis
3 per Cent. Cons.-- shut" India Bonds, .... 925. pr.
4 per Cents ...951 Exch. Bills,
5 per Cent. Navy Ann... shut Cuns. fur July, 7llili

HIGH wATER. Al' LONDON !MIDGE To.sionnow.
lkhoming, 19 minutes alter IQ, I Ereiling, 4b utitiutes atter 12
London, England, 1817-06-26

that Ministers suffered the. 0,113140161)4 rat of
the queition to pass without „the feast effort. to
justify.themselves. This was another ttraot of ;he
intlieettorce with which they ,r,egarded whateve:t
concerned the Constittstion. Pe conten4eil.,dot
'he had attached no blame to the condor' of his
Majesty's legal servants for the opinicti.iyhicti
they had given, and he wondered that. biS alga.
And Leitued Priem! the Attorney-Gent:Fat should
have fhought it necessary to utter into a long
.
fence of his honour and independence. He held
those virtues in his Learned Friend in such esti:
'nation that his.opinion of them was not shaken
even by hearing hint defend them so often. lint
shoilhl the opinions of an Attorney and Solicitor-
General go forth 0 the law of the land, merely
because those otbeei were filled by !Mist respect-
able. men ? He complained that the grounds on
which the opinion of the legal servants of the
Crown had been fortnad, were refused. Opinions,
unless „cases were produced, .were held only as
waste paper in Courts of Justice. He did not
consider this point, however, as very important ;
and although he Should put the question to the
House, should not press it to'n division, except
on the following Resolution.
The motion was that negatived without di-

vision.

Sir S. ROMILLY then moved a Resolution, re-
probating the conduct of the Secretary of State,
on which the House divided—
Ayes
Noes _ 147

Majority.against tli Itesulution
The Committee nu the thinks Corpus Suspen
siou Bill was postponed till this (lily.
Adjourned at Llall-past One this morning.
London, England, 1817-06-26

PA,R:4IAIII,,,EN T.

}HOllPig OF LORDS 11'• op t-va4v..14.1)z-R Pi; .

• .
Mr..Swann.presinted an. Account of roUs and
•
Dues received on the Royal Military Canal,---Pr-
detect toile on the Table.
I he Stock Transfer Bill, and. some other Bill 4,
w.,re oronght up Iront_the [loose of Commons by
Sir Jones Graham, .Mr.'.Ashlsorst,'Mr. Newman,
ail other Members, and-read afittt tlu to
- Lord- Viscount Sidmouth laid apois the Table
the correspondence
,with the .Lord Lieutenant
mid Lola Chancellor of IrtJana."' rep
,tbe„
inoointutent ,to the. IDtgce ot High IA of
kipperary.,
The Copper Tokens Bill, and the Rock Salt
Bill were read a third tino: and peised.
The Colliers' IVAges f,lso read a third
time, and the cla6se lotto:414.0 by the.Earl'of
l..sodardale, of which his • Lordship gave auice
Yesterday, for extending the proviairms to %yolk!
men employed in manufactures of steel, &o.
Lord HOLLAND preserited a Petition trout the
'Freeholders and Inhabitants `ot Warwickshire, io
County:Meeting 'assembled, against any further
Suspension
ot the Habeas Corpus., His.. Lord-
ship stated, that the Petition, which was agreed
to at a very numerous and respectable meeting,
had been sent to-London in time' to be presented
before- the Habeas corims•Sospensiou Bat passed
the House, but through accidental circatustapcek,
it hail !not come into- his hands.till afterwards..
He, however, no* presented it, as it .was- pos.,
sible the IBM might still come again antler the
consideration of the Hotise.Petition read. and
ordered to tie on the table.
The Marquis of Lorsnowsta presented a PO-
tion (tom the -Managers of the Batii.Provident
Institution, praying, that the Saying ,Banks,,Bill
might into a Law. Lordship N aid, he
coincided 'with the Petitioners lit this wish, so car
-ns regarded the general object of the 13111,.
smile ot the clauses, he thought of questionable
utility.—Petition read and ordered. to lie. upon
the table. - •
IRELAND.

The Earl of Ltvaaroot. -moved . the committal
tht. Irish Insuoreation, Bill, observing ,that
hail been formerly passed-for seven years, then for.
three, and for two years, it Was now .onlyino-.
posed fir tone year, 'in' order to give time for
bringing into operation a new system of police.
• The Eat lof Dosiouotimoas remakes upon ;he
manner in n hid) the Bill, as now -introduced, to
the notice of their [lordships ~- by merely,the few,
word's they had Just Lean{ from the Noble Eat 1,.
who seemed to consider It almost a matter of
'course that the ConStitution in Ireland should he
susPended, lie (Lord Donoughtnore) protester{
of considering in this way a question ot so
Mach importance, involving as it did the applica4
tityn t`o Ireland of-a system of the utmost severity.
In England' it.was well known, no ntan toidd
he
cinivicted of en 'offenee without the intervention
'of, two,' uries, but what was the effect of the In.,
stirrection Act when applied in Ireland l that an
unfortunate individual was deprivedeOf all right to
London, England, 1817-06-26

SHIP NEWS.

The Miter, TneAtt.Eti, kuinlcuttt, arrived
off Dungeness the 23(1 inDtant ; she left, that place
the•I211) February.til.tia the Ist .May :
!t. t
die apnitc, no the 11th ktiSt„ iit lat. 5. 58. N.
1014. 23., W. a River. Plate pri9itcer, havittg fur
his colours a blue and white striped Hag ;- said he
was cruising after Spaniards,tivai full of their, anti
well.arttie4. ,On the 1: 7th inst.tilie Nestor spoke
the Alheitia, for 111thleirg, the Cape, and Bombay.
the Lizard Leaving N. L. by b. 4 ~ 2'.3 leagues.

LtVE ,U E ,?4.—LArrived the
Butic it, front Buenos- Ayres; aniled -the alit
March : on the. Ist June; in lat. 32. 10, long. 38,
IQ. si,oke .a. Hamborgh brig, from the Cape or
Good Hope for Hamburg!, 0ut.65 days; she bud
been plundered of her provisions by a Portuguese
schooner, from Africa, but was afterwards sup.
plied by a brig from Liverpool.
Dam., Jugs 25.—Came down from the River
the Northumbrian, fur Bengal ; Montreal,, for
Quebec ; Edward Batton, (or Baltimore; Vigi-
lant, for Naples; Argo, for Jamaica ; and the
Nimrod, for, the South Seats.
FALLpIUTII ,Jo tie 23.—Ssiled the Francis Free-
litiot, packet with a mail fur this Leeward Islatidi:
liavetc, JUNE 24.—Sailed yesterday
evening.. the Freeling packet, Captain Huang,,
with the mail , and passengers tor Waterford,—.
Arrived this morning the Auckland, with the laslt
mail from Waterford. The Camden Packet wilt.
proceed with the neict.mail, upon its arrival here
trout London. Renolin the ilantiab, for tile
South Seas, and lilt Majesty's sloop of war the
Britomart.

THE NAVY.--Ity an order frorb the Lords Cormo
ruisdioners of the Admiralty, directions have been
given from the NAVY BOARD for the building of
two brigs,' of 10 guns each, at the New Doclv.
yard, Pembroke, and the same number at each of
our building yards.
London, England, 1817-06-19

continue) Idersingt of peace, and a system of .tirrs,z-
ecolioney, the pablic cre,:it of the couati.), ni,iect tto:
nnintermted operation of the Nioking Fund, should attain
to the point at which it stood in 1191, your Committee
observe satisfaction, that a diminution of charge
might be effected hy the rAuction of 'interest alone, Nthich
would he act annta 5;16:14' of between, Iwo and three
lions sterling. Looking forward to - tins event,' as the
resource -which momises the grilatrst and most substan.
Cal relief to our Goatstxs, and feeling that it) its attain-
ment the eOuntry wotld find at once the evideuee.of existing
ease and the pledge-- of 'arming prosperity, your Committee
cann,l better conclude this Report than by expressing their
anxious hove that nothing will Arise either in the state of our
foreign relations, er in the. administration of the domestic
concerns of the Emnire, 611 fovexertions which might iettii
to retard or disapp,iiit the proipeet of this latuit desirable im-
inoyenirtit----sth June, 1817."
London, England, 1817-06-19

It is stated in the City to be top pretty wcll
ascertained that FiPeen Millions will be advanced
to Government by the Bank of England, 'upon
ExCheqtter Bills, at `..)d. The Stocks have in con-
sequence of this understanding tuet with an ad-
.l/at= of one per Cent. within these three days,
and there is every. probability of a further rise
'before the end of the week. Comola were, this
moriiing',- 741, 75.

fly the latest intelligence from our valuable
Correspondent at Lisbon, who gave us the oppor-
tunity of first announcing the approach of the
Spanish Trotvps to the Portuguese trOntiers, we
find that the 11.136 ENCY have been extremely can
Onus in concealing front the people at large the
circumstances of the recent Conspiracy, in or-
der, as is conjectured, 10. discover the full
extent of it, in all its bearings,. and in the
hopes of securing all the persons who h
any connection with it., When Our letter,
which was, brought by the last packet, came away
all was tranquil,. and the highest praise was be-
stowed by the Government on 111:trthal BERES*:
Pont), for the promptness, the judgment, and
the vigour which he displayed in 'securing the
inionmeha that the Old Nobility
began to view our gallant countryman with
a jealous eye, and conceive that he is entrusted
with too much authority and influence. This iS
an ill return for the spirit and military. knowledge
which he displayed in securing theta from a
reign Despot, and improving their t,trmy so as to
enable it to defend themselves and their Country.

Letters received this morning from Buenos
Ayres, dated Aptil 14, mention that numbers of
the Eng Hilt have left Motile Video, 'and gone to
settle. in Chili.

Philadelphia Papers to the 21i t May arrived
tlihr morning, but their contents are not tVurth

extracting;

We 'receivetl this morning the Paris Papers
*Alon(lny last. 'the following are eXttfiClS

" PARIS, JUNE ityyal grdonoance
Maur 0.% Mayor of Savioy for his excellent
conduct daring the I ite distOrhanees, has been ap-
pointed a Chevalier of the Legion of Honour.

" According to intelligence. from ;Maim, the
famoas Santini has been arratell at Point); where.
his political anti adreaturons character appears to
'have terminated.

" NAPLES, MAY 29.—The American Fleet is

still in the Sicilian water, its intentions ure not

known.

" BgALTNa JUNI, is said, that the •Corn,
inittee of Finance of the Council of State, have
been called upon. to establish a duty of 25 per
cent. on the importation of English nierchantlize.

" VIENNA, down s.—lt is said, titatthe.Eng.
lish Ambassador, Lord Stewart, does oot return
here again, but, will proceed in the sante Charac.
ter to' Petersburg!).
1101111JOGIY, JUNE s.—The owner of the
Hamburg!, vessel latelyeaptured tins received front
his Agent at Deal a letter, dated the 2!)th nit. itt
which it is said, orders have arrived this 1141
front the Lords of the Atlniiralty to restore tht:
°Unit!, tool tier to cootiotte her voyage,
The English Admiral, Sir Chalks Rowley, h,h
notified to the Tnnisians that the British ,(30.
viintnelit will not, in any tuquiier,
London, England, 1817-06-19

VIE RETURN OF IVELLING7'ON:

AN ODE;

telar reps it Penates,
ab ort !I!
Holt. Li 6. 14:

As when the liuler of tg:npus quits

His fulminating car, the conscious air,
l'oucli'd by his thunder i:atural'il feet, emits

Sounds that proclaim the mighty God is near.
Soon as the hero shall apProach the shore
Or Albion, thus shall Acclamation's roar
Rise -on the wart., thro' the grateful Land
In aggregating echoes wide expand,
To tell Britannia and the " neighWritig Earth:'
That gave the glorious WarriA. birth,
While Via'ry's proudest banners round him fly,
Your Great Protector, IWELLiNnros, is nigh.

The trumpet's clangor, and the drum,
Britannia orders Shall be dun►b,
Their fullest accents would intrude,
His feats, his valour, and his praise,
A more impressive note shall raise—
The Chorus of a People's Gratitude!
Responded by the tow'ring hills,
Re-echoed by a thousand rills,
Faints shun extend the strain:
Wafted by Glory on the breeze,
It wakens in his deepest seas,

The Monarch of the Main,
:Who cries, " altho' to him it was not alloyed
" To hear th' applauses of his latest fame
Of my own,' Hero, mould'ring in the shroud,
1 hail thee worthiest to join the name."

The River Gods the,notes prolong.
The 'names, majestically strong,
Raises aloft his smiled crest,
And stiles with joy his rush clad breast.

Severn wafts the 'glorious notes,
And as the full vibration floats,

It wakes in their dark craggy cares,
The spirits of the Western witres;
And•Cainbria's harp again is strung,
To raise the&iound of Martial song;
While [lumber ton unites his weed,
Iteverberated by the Tweed.

Next Shannon imp his oozy bed
;::►ise,t his venerable bead,
And bids his loudest strains the concert join,
His reeded nymphs, with joy elate,
Thellero's ►matchless deeds relate.
Re-echoed by the
Who boasts his native WELLtNoToN's renown,
Aud waves with conscious I►ride his Shamroc Crown.
fertile Erin's mulrald vales

The Sung of Triumph loud prevails : •
Blest Erin ! blest above thy Sister Isles!
Who, by producing such a Son,
Hest to thy shores for ever won.
Fame's proudest titles, Glory's brighest smilesll;

• NELSON.

THE THEATRES.

DRUR.Y.LANE.—,The Tral:edy of Hamlet was
11E410181CA lass night at this Theatre. KEAN exert
ed himself with his usual industry. iu the Melan-
choly Hero of the piece, and Mrs. ALSOP, whose
comic talents have bee)) so successful, appeared
with advantage in Ophelia, and was much ap-
plauded.
ENGLisli OPERA.—:-The grand Ceremony of yes-
trrday atrut4led to the active pen ot Mr. ARNOLD
811 oppollllllll y of prodocing an occasional Skt
itttitted " The Bridge lhat carries us safe otter."---
It consisted at a kind of Rehearsal, in the manner
of Harlequin Hoax. Many approptiate compli-
tnents to the Duke at WELLtNoroN ucre of
course introduced. as well as many allusions to
the glorious subject at yesterday's celebration
.---
It was altogether too long, hut will, on
_repeti,;
4ion, be so far curtailed, &c. as intimated by
Mr. BAaTt.tor, that we doubt not•it will be
po-
pular and attractive.
London, England, 1817-08-27

.EC;II,IM RACES.

These pleasurable races commenced yestcreay.
at it ti;iyinede, E4harn ; hut the wetness of the
day prevented that a!sentbliit:e of beauty cod fa-
shion for which the Course has been celebrated.
filer MAJ ES"I'Y , accompanied by the Princesses
AUGUSTA and ELI ZABI,TH, the Duchesses of GLUV-
CESTF:II sttid Yotik, and the Princess Sorin.s, oF
Gt,oucEsTEß, took their stations in the stantl near
the winning-post. The 1)1:lie of GLouCESTLII,
and others of tire Noliditv, were also present. A
heavy shower fell immediately after, and the la-
dies were protected by the umbrellas of the en-
tlemen.--.-The tint race Was for the Gold Cup of
100 gs. value.

Subscription of logs each. Three-year olds, 6st. :1.11).; four,
51b.; five, sst. rilb.; aix, sst. 121 b. ; and agar, 9st..
miles and a half.
MI. 'runlet's b. c. by Walton, 3 years
Ld Sta4Tell's Brush, (; years 2
"Mr. Blake's Sir Richard

Mr. liatsou's Coy
Mr. Ithsh's Discord .

3to 1 agst the winner-7 to 4 agst Sir Richard—,-)„ to 2 agst
Brush-6 to 1 agst Discord-7 to 1 agst Coy.. The latter
horse made play thr6ughont, and was winning apparently
clever, when he was belt in a moment within a hundred
yards. of home, and the Walton colt won easy.

'f he Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of 501. Three-year:4
(dd, 7st. 911.). ; four, Sst. 211.; five, 91t. 31b. six and aged,
9st. Gls. The new mile heat. •
Mr. Nuke's Hamlet, tired 1 t
Mr. Blai,e's Lot, 3 years 2 dr
Mr. Rush's Cabiact, 3 years •:1 (ir
Sir C. Banbury's Romancer, S years 4 dr
_ _

7 to 4.agst liainlet-5 to 2 .rigst Cabitiet--5 to 1 ags Lot-
3,arids 12 to 3 agst Sir C. Banbury. After the •licat, 6 t 0.4., on

Gaines on the Course, E, 0. &c. failed for waiit of Com-
pany. ..
Tne Sixteen Guineas Sw•eepstal:es did not 611.--•-•YoUng C tilt
rode the winner of the Cup, and W. Arnold rode Hamlet.
London, England, 1817-08-27

DIVIDENDS.

Sept. 20, It. Clarke, East Dereham, Norfolk,. innkeeper—
Sept. 17, J. I'. 11. Hagedorn, Old Broad-street, merchant—
Sept. 2a, E. Blown and 'l% Hit Ale, Blackburn, Lancashire,
Grocers—Sept. 16, J. Harrison,.Latidon, merchant--;Sept.'lB,
W. Wood, -Monytlinsloyne, Monmouthshire, grocer=-Sept. 17,
T. Coward, Bath, linen-draper—Sept. 18, Newnan), Port-
slade, Sussex, common brewer—Oct. at, R. Collins, Strand,
jeweller—Sept. 16, T. Younghusbund mid E. Walker, New.
gate-street, warehousemen—Sept. 20, W. Piper, Hammer-
smith, loarge-builder—Oct. 11, J. Farthing, St. Joith-street,
victualler—Sept. 16, E. Gray and "F. Lever, Newgate-street,
worsted trimming-mann facturers—Sept. 16, H. Higginson;
Finsbury-square, merchant—Sept. 19,.G. Maglion, Sheffield,
silver-plater—Sept. lc!, B. Lewin,Bishopsgate-street, jeweller
—Sept. 16, R. Moye, -Sloane-street, Chelsea, .carpetiter—
Sept. 16, J. Cooper, Carlton, Lincolnshire, horse-dealer--
Sept. 16, J. Edwards, Clare-street, Clare-market', silversmith
—Sept. 16, J. Cunningham, Bedfordshire, corn-dealer—Sept:
16, 'l'. Herbert, Hanway-street, Oxford-street, haberdasher
—Sept. 18, E. Grafton, Liverpool, glass .and earthenware
dealer—Sept. 19, C. Grinstead and J. Lanham, Horshain;
Sussex, bankers—Sept. 16, GI Ulrich, Croydon, baker-,Sept.
IQ, It, Pellowe' Falmouth, mercer—Sept. 16, C. Martin,
Aberllunvey, Brecon, innkeeper.- '
CERTIFICATES, SEPT. 16. .

F. B. Bland, Torkington; Cheshire, calico-printer—J. Sher-
win, Buislein, Staffordshire, iron-founder—E. Bourne, Bar-
slem, Stafhirdshire; wannfacttirer of; earthenware—R. Sall-
dersoneachlam upon the Wolds, Yorkshire, tanner.
London, England, 1817-08-27

ROBBING A CHAPEL.

WORSHIP-STREET.--Yesterday • Mark Hunter
and Thomas Jones,.. youths, about 16 years of age,
were charged before,Mr.,MAINWAIUNG, ,the
' gistrate, with robbing the Dissenting Chapel in
Cobdeard's Rents, Spitalfields:=Mr. ..Thomas
Cooper, schoolmaster, deposed, .that • be teaches a
Day and Evening School in the Chapel, and also
a Sunday School ; he. lives with his family in- the
upper part of the house, On last Monday night,
about eleven o'clock, he left the place secured as
mgot np. yesterday morning,
aboutuslii d when
asnixO'elo h
ek,e he found the back window
open, his desk broken open, and carious articles
of plate and some money,• therein contained,
stolen; the Bible from the pulpit, the candle.•
sticks, sconees,,&e. -were also missing, the can*
dies for the• use of the chain], some green baize,
and -a variety of other article's; There were foot-
marks front the window to the lodging of the prim
soner Jones, which was only about 30 yards (ram
the window in the rear. A little girl had heard
the prisoners conversing.. about dividing the booty,
and saying they had it, and they would whack it,
consequently they were. taken into custody..—.
Jones's shoe fitted the foot-mai ks from the chapel
window.--Remanded.

On Thursday Jast a mushroom was gather'ed at
Harewood, that measured upwards of 30 inches
in circumference

LONDON: Printed by .1. R. CARSTAIRS, of No. 29, Great
Ormond-street, Queen square; and pwblished by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at THE Surf
Office, No. 112, Sfrind ; where Adeertiseinente, Orders,
Letters, acc. (post-paid) must be addressed..
London, England, 1817-08-27

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1817.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Lortn AMHERST'S MISSION TO CHINA.

In the Press, and speedily will he published, in 4to. with Plates,
Maps, &c.

A JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGS-of the
EMBASSY. to CHINA.
By HENRY ELLIS, Esq. Third Commissioner of the
Embassy.
Printed for JohtN MURRAY, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1817-08-27

BANKIILTPTS.

John Mallns, Emmiugton Oxfordshire, dealer, to surrender
September 9, 10, and October 7, at ten, at the Royal Oak,
Tetsworth. Attornies,. Mr. Crafts, igh Wycombe, or

- .
• Mr. Csafts, jun. Foley-street. Portland-place.
Evan Treharne; Llanddarog, Carmarthenshire,
• dealer, September IS, 19, and .October 7, at eleven, at
the White Lion Inn, Carmarthen.. Attornies,- Mr. Price,
Lincoln's Inn, or Mr. Stephenson, Carmarthen. .
Joh,' Thomas Bells, Honduras-street, Old-street,- rectifying
distillers, September 6, Iq, and oilttober 7, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Marlin; Vintners' Hall; Upper
'Thames-street.
John Dauncey, Baltonsbnry, Soniersetshire, cattle-dealer,
September 22, 23, and October 7, at ten, at the White
Hart Inn, Wells. Attornies, Messrs. Dyne and Son, Litt-

_
coin's Inn-fields, or Nlr. Welsh, Somerton.
Philip Debell Tuckett and William Tuckett, Bristol, whole-
sale grocers, August 30, September 9, and. October 7,,:vt
twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr.
Thompson, Gray's lun-square,. or Mr. Andrew Liveit, jun.
or W. B. Cross,,Bristol. • -
Robert James, Builth, Breconshire, ironmonger, September
12, 13, and October 7, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn,
Kington. Attornies, Messrs. Davies and,Banks, Kingtor.,
Herefordshire, orMr.Pugh,Bernaid-street,ltus-sell-square.
London, England, 1817-08-27

I)EP.%I{'!'URIS,

The Earl and Countess of Wes!meatii, fur the 'Marquis of
Salisbury's seat, ; Lord Clifton, for hi% father's ill.,
Earl of Darnley) seat, Colihain Hall; Lord List:lles, for the
Earl of Hartwood's seat in Yorlishire; Ltdy Caeoline Barham
arid Mr. J. F. Barham, M.P. on a tour; the Lord Bishop of
Raphoe, and the Ladies Beresford, for Raphoe Castle, in
Ireland; Sir Stephen Cottrell, Bart. on a tour; Sir tVastel
Brisco, Bart. for Hastings, in Sussex; Mr. John Mansfield,
on a tour ; Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart, for the Priory, at
Itoehampton, in ,urrey; General Loftus, for Stukey, near
Wells, in Norfolk; General Fanning and family, from their
house its Seymour-street, to Hastings.
London, England, 1817-08-27

STERLING MONEY LOTTERY.

ir and J. SIVEIVIUGHT request the attention
• of the Public to the SMALL LOTTERY which is to -be
all drawn in One Day, the 10th of S-EPTENIBER, in which,
as there are only 2,900 Numbers, and TWO Prizes of 20,0001.,
the odds are less than were ever before known against gain-
ing the immense Sum of 40,0001. Sterling, by purchasing Two
Tickets of One Number. The Scheme contains Twenty Ca-
pitals, including the. Two Prizes of 4,0001. which are to be
annexed to the Prizes of 10,0001.; there is also thn Sterling
attraction-of Tickets and Shares being once more_ sold to the
Public at moderate Prices.

• J. aril J.. sivEwitiGurr hope the Public will experience a
repetition of that stood Fortune which has so uniformly dis-
tinguished their Old-established Offices, 37, Cornhill ;
1, Holborn ; 38, Haymarket ; and 141, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1817-08-27

ARRIVALS.

Lady Le Despenser, it Cook's Hotel, Albemarle-street,
from a tour ;,General Sir Hew and Lady Dalrymple Hamilton
and Miss Nandlton, at Blake's Hotel, Jermyte street, from
Paris; Sir Robert and Lady Polkington, at Warren's Hotel,
Charles-street, from their scat in Norfolk; Sir Adam and
Lady Gordon. from a tour, at ditto; Sir George Talbot, Bart.
and family, in Town, from Naples.

WINDSOR., Alit. 26.

This morning her MAJESTY, the Princess ELI-
ZABETH, and the Ladies in Waiting, rode nut iu
two coaches and four, to Egham, to view the
Races.
London, England, 1817-08-27

CHANGES.

James Sims, Esq. from the I.lhany, to Birch Holt, near
Kelvedou, Essex; the Edon. Captain Charles Paget, M. P. of
the Royal (-'-eorge Yacht, off Brighton, to Fairoak Lodge,
near Peters Geld ; the Hun. Sir Arthur Paget, from Cowes,
Isle of Wight, to Cowesfoalil Hall, near Mousey, tiauts.
London, England, 1817-08-27

casion.

The following is an Fixtraf,t of a Letter'from Fin
Oflicer commanding a batallion of Native Infantry
on the Madras Evablisitintnt

" Camp, near 11;!ssing')a,l, or.. the Nu.riublab
River, 28th February, 1817..

_-,--

~

" We have of late had a very active time in
bunting Pindaries, hut with• little success in our
quarters ; much, however, has been d,,ne iii
others, vast numbers of them having been killed,
and thousands of their horses taken, 30 Mit
imagine their day is past. A Bengal force is now
cotne to relieve this, and we arc off, k raven
knows where, in .a few days. In the mean time
the horizon is clouded in Set MAWS atiti
a Mahratta war becomes daily more and rricric
probable, unless he consents to subsidi*e a fe,,re.c
of ours. lie has certainly :titled and abetted the
pindaries, who have committed dreadful outr4gcs
in our N. Division this season, and l know not
how we can be Of punishing the rascal.. I shalt
write to you again as soon as matters develope
themselves a little—at present we are all touch IA
the dark."

'.Chi following statement has been plibiklied:---
" it is stated in (lie City, that so extensive ana
valuable have been the captures made by the Instil',
gent privateers of South Atnerica, that the Gout'
taittee at Lloyd's have. for some time past givell
the circumstance the most serious considetation,
Due Portuguese indiaman lately takf.s.tr, was insurcti
to the arnotint of nearly 300,00Ut and two or Otref
vessels nearly as valuable, with an immerse nuill,
1),...r of Spanish and I."'oittit.:,itese merchants of les`-'
consequence. Tile amount lately paitl hi
the Underwriters at LLOYD'S is loosely cai;
culated to amount to the enormous slim, of
horn two to three millions, as the greater pro'
norrion of the Spanish ,and Portnguese vessel',
lure Insured in this country. in consequence, 4
deputation front the Committee hale me+le uppli°
cation to Government ; hild the reily is said to gig
the Get:tie:Alert it Lloyd's not the sligitte:4 encoty
ragenteut to expect that Government will take api
" step on their behalf. It is teported to be in effect'
that Portuguese and Spanish vessels lolling runlet
the flag of each nation, and the property on boar's
Iliving apparently foreign, after their capture tint(la
such circumstances it is impossible that the tie
vernment of England can intet fere. if the nacres
chants insure propt.r y trot nutter the British c 4,
1 it is an individual concerti, and not at all a tit''
1 timid question."

THE MEMBERS of the WARRINGTII PITT CI-05
have presented to NATHANIEL .-ITCHEON,
their beautittil Medal, front a die athu;rably
cuteil lty I'. -Wyott. -
Lord CAsTLEREAGH came to town ye!terd,'Y
itiotniog front his seat North Cray, to attend tl'c
Cabinet Co,tneil. %%bird' was tool d fur to.‘"'
o'clock, at the Icrrign Office.
London, England, 1817-08-27

NUAIBER 7793.]

OFFICE OF 0 RDN4NCE, Aug. 15, 1317.
reTE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S QRDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
27cat'Propnsals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
On er before Friday, the sth day of
.September next, frem
tnch Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
(OPPEA. HOOPS, for Serpiee ,of this Department, for a
period of One. Year.

Patterns of the Articles .may be viewed, upon application
at the Principal Storekeepers' Office in the Tower; and

jurther Particulars, together with the .lints and con-
ttitions ef the Gontract,may be known at the Secretary's Office,
rull,ifall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
end 'Four i'Clock,'where the Proposals must Le delivered,
,icaled up, andendorsed, " Proposals for Copper Hoops;"
but no proposal can Le admitted after the said sth day
of September, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ;
*either twill any Tender Le noticed, unless the Party snaking
or an ..igent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CRETY, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-08-18

} ILI U 1) PR EVENT EN.

Tcpunte.rri.ct tliethany attempts that are daly
made to impose On the unwary a Spurious compoinioo
in-toad of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared hy DAY and
M.ARTIN, they arc induced to adopt a m-ew Label, in which
their Address

.97, High Holborn,
is placed so conspieu;ataly, that they trast
,an attention to
this, and the difference of tine Type, which is oblige all Let-
ter-press. silt enable Purchase a at tow:, to detect the fin po-'
sition. The REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made-by DAY and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future he sold in Rot-
Ales at 6d. is. and is. Gd'.each, and'a Copy of the Label left
with alt Venders.

DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.