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London, England, 1810-06-18

This-Day were puhlisbed,
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Engravings, Engravin, price sl. ss. ire boards,
TRAVELS in vdrious Parts of EL ORE,
AS! A, an" AFRICA.

By EDWARD DANi EL CLAkKE

LT, .1)

Professbrof Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge.
• Part the First, 1( us si Tartarv, and Turlsgy.
.Printed for T, Cadet! and W. Davies,
.Strand. •
*** A tew Copies rm royal l'aper,, with proof impressions
of the ['hates, price 81. Bs. in boards:
As above may atstibe had, by the same Author,
A'. Methodical Distribution of the Mineral Kingdom,. into
Classes, Orders, Gonera, i-recie.s, and Varieties, price
il. is.
London, England, 1810-06-18

This Day was published,
In One Volu lie, Octavo, price 95. in hoards,
A N INQUIRY into the beht SYSTEM of
F b MALE EDUCATION ; or, Boarding Schi=ol and
Wine Education atteutively consi,tered.
By I L CHIROL, •
One of his Majesty's Chaplains at' the Fr. Royal Chapel,
St. lames's Palace.
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London, England, 1810-06-18

THE KING V. THOMAS TEBBUT,

This was an india men t tried before a Special Jury,
and it charged the defendant who is by profession an
Attorney, and Steward of the Manor of Hackney,
with having made a false entry in the' Court Rolls of
the Manor of Hackney, whereby the prosecutors,
Henry Church and Mary his wife were ousted of their
freehold property, under an ejealment by means of
the said Court Rolls, and the entry so made therein
being given in evidence by the defendant ; and which
Omit Rolls set forth, that by the said entry certain
lands therein mentioned appeared to be copy fold
property belonging to the said Manor; where&s the.
said lands have been freehold property, andas such
were possessed by the said HT ry Church's ancestors
upwards of 190 years. The updititment was framed
under the Act of the sth of Elizabeth, which makes
it extremely penal to make any false entry in the
Court Rolls of a Dano,r.
The first witness, Henry Church,
_dcoose.d,,...thati

. .
he tvaq seised in fee in right '‘‘f tiwoe; o t
lire
lands in tiu:stion; that they were in the itni'y
wwds of fin years, without, tntdestarsbh-, and that
about four years a,,b an ej,..61m.
against h.m ; and that the Court litSM of the Matio'r
being_ produced, which containe,, ad entry re -entlff
.made be the defendant, deSeribnig the land, to be
copyhold, wive!) had befo:e that period be,n Con:
sideredaS, freehold, a verdict' was at that time dyers
against him, and he 'waS Ousted of ;he "sari 6. Hi;
further stated, that thicWas ttee first dine 'um: any
.such entry Was to be found on the RollS qt the Ma:,
This witness und-rwent a very long 'cross-
examination, but nothing urned our •
A Mr. ArroWsmith was called to producb flee
Manor BookS, and on his cross examina ion by the-
Attorney General for the defendant; it tatted, out
that he; and not Tebbut, the defendant, made ttr
entry, such as it was, in the Manor BoOks. It ap-
peared to have been done very clumsily,' as 1.: ad:
nutted that he left a blank to fill up at ItiS tektite, •
Here his Lordship i..terfered, and W)Served, that
there certainly was something -;‘,/, 11' irretilar re-
spe:iting this mode ot making an entry, but it wa,t
-too much to charge Mr. Tebbut with criminality,
because of a mistake in the entry Made by a Clerk;
whatever the injury was that the prosecutor may
have sustained. That; together with the exce.lent
character given of the defendant by a leartird
Mr. • Baron Graham, who came for alb purposv,
wtmld'have its due weight on the Jury. His Lord-
ship intimated that'the prosectitor had other: term-
die:, though he desired it not to be understood
he was urging the.n ; but signifying that if- 'witch.,
and not Mr. Tebbut, 14d done the'wking, he Wait
not without redress.- Verdict, Not

nor.
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AN INC-IUIRV into Ilk. CLAIMS of, the BRl-
'visit and FOIL V.IGN BIBLE SOCIETY, to ,the
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London, England, 1810-04-12

NAVAL NEWS:

PLTmo-utn, APRIL in.—Arrived the Resolution,
BATES, from Gottenburgh ; the Triton, GODFREY ;
Pomena,LAwsoN ; Speculator, LANGDON, and Ann,

HoYa, from London.- . .
Went into Barnpocl his Majesty's ship'Loire.
Sailed the Attack gun brig to the Westward.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL I I.—His Alajesty's ship
Horatio is appointed convoy to the East Indies, and
expeaed to sail to-morrow or next day.
Came in his Majesty's ship Mote from a cruize;
the IVargram, BENSON, from London ; and the
Kancy, FLETCHER, from Jersey.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Fly for the Eastward.
- It is expeaed a convoy will be appointed for the
Mediterranean in the course of two or three days.

Arrived the Charlton, BREDDY, from the Downs
for Oporto.

SHEERNESS, APRIL Io.—Went out of harbour,
and anchored at the little Nore, his Majesty's ship
Nemesis, Captain FERRIS.

LEITH, APRIL B.—Arrived in Leith Roads his
Majesty's ship Saturn, bound to the Baltic, and the
Egeria sloop of war, being put up by contrary winds.
Also arrived the Fancy gun-vessel with the fleet for
Heligoland, being again put back by adverse winds,
accompanied with a heaVy sea.
This morning three line of battle ships and a
large frigate were coming up Frith towards Leith
Roads, supposed to be some more of the Fleet des-
tined for the Baltic.
London, England, 1810-06-20

considered necessary for its support in that Island,
with the view of giv►ng•religious instruction to the
tiegroes.
Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH" obierved, that there
could not be considered any g' eat luxury in the Esta-
bli,hed Church, when it appeared • that out of
10,000 livings upwards of 4000 were under-1501.-
per annum.

The motion was agreed to.
APPEALS.

The LORD CHANCRLLOR, with a view that the
subject should be taken info consideration in the
next Session, moved that the i:ouse:do in the next
Session take into consideration the state of the Ap-
peals and Writs of Error before the House, and the
best means to be adopted to put them in a more ef-
fetlual course of decision, which, after a fey., words
from the Earl of Lauderdale, was agreed_ to.
London, England, 1810-04-24

COLON EL POLLEN.

,Pursuant to a Deeree of the High Court of Chancery, bearing
date the isth day of March, taco, made in a Cause wherein
WILLIAM LEVERTON is Plaintiff, and ELIZA-
BETH PRIMROSE POLLEN and others are Defen-
dants,
THE CREDITORS or GEORGE AtIGUSTUS-
PoI.LEN, heretofore of,•Little Bookham, in Surry;
and.of st. Margaret's Wesminster, Esq. M.P. who for some
time resided a Halifax, in Nova Scotia, and who was ship-
wreased and drowned oil Memel, on board the Ship Agathon,.
Capt. Koop, are forthwith to come in and proVe their Debfs
betore Samuel Compton Cox, Esq one-of the iWasters_of
the said Court, as his Chambers, in Souttlainptonbuildings;
Csuaneery7lane, London, or in default thereof they will be
excluded the benefit of the said Dectet. •
• LOGG EN and SMITH,
I3asinghall7street, London, Solicitors
•
London, England, 1810-04-24

SAVING IN DUEL.

C LATER' s 'STEA M KITCHEN,, combined with,
Li a Roaster, and w itlt pr without a Hot Closet, on a now
and highly approved Construdion, forms the ►Host clean and
best Cook►ng ANiparatus in the World; the whole is upon
the most simple Principle, performing, by the aid of one
small Fire, the various Operations of Steaming, Boi'ing,
Roasting, Stewing, Baking, acid Broiling, at one and the
same time, or separately, do►ng away nearly all the Labour
and Expense in common use.
References may be had from tho Proprietor to Families of
the first Respedability.
The Apparatus may be had of any size Or form, according
to the convenience of situation, or the number of Persons it
is intended to cook for. One that will stand in the compass
of a sqUare yard, will be found large enough to dress Viduals
for more 'than thitty people. The Price is moderate, and
one fourth of the Sav►ngs arising f►om its use, will clear its
first Cost in'tbe course of one year.
Orders received 'by lOHN SLATER, the Patentee„ in
Birmingham, and at No. 49, Rathbone; place,. OXford.street,
London.

•
This Day was published,
in Svo. price 2s. in boards.
11 TREATISE on the EXTERNAL CHARACT
"PERS of FOSq I.S. Translated from the German
of Abrdham.Gottlob %Ve-mar, Counse3or of MineS, Profes-
sor of Mineralogy, &c &e:
By TIIOMAS WEAN P,ft..

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London, England, 1810-04-24

.04101 Z..ti t1t11,11J.4

. .
Yesterday the holiday lads and, 4.sses rose With
cheerful looks to celebrate the' Easter jubil.
beautiful summer day invited theni to. the sports of
Greenwich Fair, and the -pleasures of the Odious
park. The cavalcade of sand-carts, tax-carts; Wg-.
sons, and carriages of every description, occupied by
all ranks, proceeded in the morning to theplace of
rendezvous, which • was closely blockaded. The
Fair, as usual, displayed every gratification for the
visitors. ,Provisions were spread•in every direction,
with all sorts of toys, trinkets, and exhibitions ;
but the principal attradion was Greenwich: Park,
where rotey "po4/./.was--the .order of,the day. The_
crowd of persons assembled on thlS'occaSion was
:immense All the heights of tbe.Park Were' covered
by the multitude,. and the coup.d'ceil froth one-tree
'Hill astonished the speotators. _Many of tlie females
• _Who joined the festive throng, kissed the ground in
the dangerous descent down the bill, and presented
a spectacle which could not ,fail to' increase the
fiiirth and gaiety which prevailed. At night, when
the visitors had sacrificed. at the shrine of Bacchus,
"many enlisted under_the banners of
_Mars, and
the road to tthirti exhibited several.-- well 'contested
combats.
London, England, 1810-06-29

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-NIONEY.

The Starling, for the Peter and Dageren, captured Oilober
8 and to. 1809, will be paid on board on.arriv.A, and recalled
at No. 18, Clement's-tint, on 'Tuesdays and Fridays, for three
months.

The Prize Lists for the ILson and Pandour, lately recalled
at No. Is, Cower-street, will in future be recalled at 6,
Lyon's.inn.

The Tweed, for the Fly, captured September so, 194, and
for the Lyakan, captured May zs, 13138, was paid on the i9th
instant, on board, and will be recalled at No. 3, Pbilpot-lane,
on Tuesdays and Fridays.

The following singular circumstance has occurred
at Plymouth : On Monday evening the Union hoy
was sent from the magazine at that port, with 250
barrels of gunpowder, and too barrels of ball cart-
ridges, to the Defiance, of 74 guns, in Cawsand Bay ;
but, as she could not then take it on board, the boy
returned up the harbour, with an intention of pro-
ceeding down early next. morning ; but about two
o'clock fourteen French prisoners, who bad made
their escape from one of the ships in harbour, got
on board the powder vessel, secured the man who
was watching her (named Gill) and stoQd out of the
harbour unmolested; nor was she missed till her
crew went to the spot where they moored her, to
take her down into the Bay. The watchman at the
magazine saw the vessel unmoored, but he thought it
was by her own crew. The Gleaner ketch and
Gambier cutter have sailed in pursuit of her, .but, at
the wind was direaly fair at the time, and has con-
tinued so ever since, it is probable she has long ere
this reached the French coast.

It is said, that when Napoleon was at Boulogne
with his new bride, he, as usual, put Several ques-
tions to the Commander in Chief, General -VAN-
DANIME, in presence of General SARRAZIN, relative
to the state of the troops under his command. The
answers not being exaelly consonant with truth,
General SARRAZIN volunteered to cootradiet his
Commander ;- but., instead of e►tcouragenrent, met
with a severe rebuke from his master. He could
not brook the affront, but Ittempted to remonstrate;
upon which, he was ordered out of the Imperial
presence, and put under arrest. It is added, that
he was subsequently ordered to Paris, from whence
he expeeted to be transferred to a dungeon for life,
and that such were his motives for this tardy emi-
gration.

We are happy to hear that the negotiations with
the French Government, for-an exchange of pri-
soners, are likely to have .a very satisfactory issue.
It is said that a regular cartel will be immediately
established between the two countries.

A baker, near Manchester-square, was fined at
Marlborough-yesterday, half a crown an ounce' for
11 ounces short of weight, in five quartern loave.;.
Monday an inhabitant of New Bond-street was
fined l os. with costs, for placing nuisances on the
foot pavement.

The quantity of haddocks taken at Anstruther on
Wednesday se'nnight, was so great, that they were
sold at 2s. 6d. the long hundred, and 60 of them,'
which were'bought for Is. 3d: and carried to Edin-
burgh, actually weighed 3ib. each,
London, England, 1810-06-29

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 5 2 7.—Arrived hi; Maje:ty's
ships Lavinia and Furtunz:e, the, former from Ports-
mouth, and the latter from Cork ; the Pomona,
LAWSON, from London ; the /Tilton, BEERY, from
Minehead ; the illunkev gun-brig, from Basque
Roads, with her prize, a French chasse-maree, laden
with wine and resin, cut out by the b ats of that
ship in-Quiberou Bay.

A fleet of viduallers will sail from hence this week
for Lihhoo.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Christian the Seventh, of
80 guns, Captain HARwAllo, for the Downs.
Arrived tLe Betsey, SLA DE, frOITI Liverpool; the
Blessing, STEWARD ; Friends, CURSING; Tigre,
COATS; Gratitude, JENKINS 5 and Maria, HENNA,
from Wales ; the Squirrel, SIN'S ; Ann, MILLER;
Elizabeth, CH ELTEN ; Dart, 'WILTON; and Frede.
tic, TAYLOR, from Sunderland.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 28.—His Majesty's gun-b:ig
Port Mahon has detained and sent into this port the
Spanish ling Nostra Senora del Rosa►io, alias el
Cazador, of thlboa, from thence bound to Louden,
laden with iron : she sailed on the lgthinstant, and
same day spoke his Majesty's ship Goshawk cruizing
off' that place ; and on the 22d spoke his Majesty's
ship Minerva, in 1at.48. long. 5. 24 . all well.
Came in last evening the Portuguese ship Flor
de Pernambuco, DA COSTA master, from London
bound to Pernambuco.

Arrived yesterday the American ship Bengal from
Philadelphia, for orders, WARNECK master, from
Stozkholm for this port; and Christiana nekia,
POTJER, laden with w heat.

His Dibjesty's ship Myrtle, Capt. INNE9, has de-
tained and sent into this port the ship Efizateth,
and Freihest and Zeelust brigs, all from St. Übe's,
laden with salt.

Siiled this day his Al.ijosty's Calypso to the East-
ward; and arrived the Hawk, HALYARD, from
Biddeford.

Came into the harbour this day his Majesty's ships
Aortizumberland and Fawn from Spithead.

DEAL JUNE 28.—Sailed the Osprey arid Royalist
sloops of war on a cruize.

SHEERNESS, JUNE 27.—Arrived his Majesty's
brigs Sneldrake and Mercurius from the Baltic.
JUNE 28.--Came into the Little Note his Ma-
jesty's ship Alexandria. •
Sailed his Majesty's cutter Racer, but was recalled
by signal.
Sailed up the River Thames the arrrnarant store-
London, England, 1810-06-29

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• This Day was published.
Iri Tso Volumes Oetai,q, price .41. zas4 in himrds,,
he t iirrel Latina,
Originally Dedicated by perniissionZo'," His ROAal • Highness
: the. Dicke of York, as,Coiginander in Ci.ief, . •
Nrw aiid'Enl-rged.,I4II,(TARY
.k 12 N",•ih Vrench and Eli-Hsi)* in which are explained
the Principal Terins,with apmopnate I ustration's-of all tt'e.
Sciences titat are more or. less pecessary for Officer
and Engineer. With an Int roilact,Ty Discoursy, On War in
general, and the necessity of 4-gi.od and Ltlicitmt Staff of the
Army ; taken principally frutir-the rem.h of Thieb,iults
Treatise " Sur les Etat ttilljar •
• By NAIOR lA4IL§ R. A .1).
Author of the Regimental Conipavion-; a New,Ed4ion of
which is in the press, and speedily be published. De.
dicated, by permission, to'xtie Prince of NaldSl -•

Printed for Egerton, Military- • Library, Whitehall ;
where may be had by the same Author, Poems,- sk.Voluities,
'!`Bird Edition. Dedicated by,spermis6ion to His Royal High.
ness the Prlnce of %Vales. • -

• - • FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS,
THE,ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN-
Ti Fit i.CE, invented. by the late Jacob J-lemeti'• Deb-
fist to Her Majesty and the'rrince of Wales, are greatly sir.
perior, both in elegance and effii•acy, to any thing hitherto
made use of; they, will. elleduaily preserve the:Tecth in a
sound state even to old age ; will render them white and
beautiful -without the least the Enamel, fasten
such as are Nose, keep such as are already decayed from be-
coming 'Worse, prevent the Toot h-ach, perfecily cure the
Scurvy in the Gums, and mak"ethem grow firm and close to
the Teeth. They likewiZe relater tile Breath delicately sweet,
and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of
Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth.
• They continnd to be sold, Wholesale and Retail, by Bay-
ley and Blew, Cock'spurs'treet, London, price 'as.9 1. each,
and Retail by T. Scarman (;ate Partner and Successor to Mr.
Hemet), George-street, Hanover-squ,re.!
None are genuine but what have the words "I. Hemet,
Bayley and blew, Cockspur-"streer, engraved in. the Stamp,
and a Lldset, " Bayley•and Blew, Cockspiirstreet, Lonitin,"
pasted on the back cleat.ii bottle and Box. • ..
N.B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Pa.
rents and Persons who have the care of Children, As the
greatest Preservative of young and tender Teeth.. • .
London, England, 1810-06-11

'LORD LIE• TENANT OF IRELAND.
'' After a conversation between Earls L•luderdakt.
and Rosslyn, w o argued that the grant of i 0,0061.
to the Lord Lie.):,-t.lant of Ireland, as proposed in
his 1%3i-sty's ..Me.,:sage, was brought firward at too
late a periu.t in the Sessoo, to enable.the Hue
tisladorily- to judge of the propriety 0t it ; azid
by
Earl Liverpool --and Lord Ross, who argued th
the bxpence of that important anJ hononratle-
-01h(:e•was more than doubled, so as to ren..er 14
ti
bu, den on any noble person by whom the duties of
it were undertaken, an Address to his Majesty, idi.
the terms of his Message, was agreed tO.
• The. Mils on h 6 Table were for Warded in that.
respective stages. •
Adjourned till Wednesday.
London, England, 1810-04-23

NAVAL NEWS

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 2 1 .—The Orestes sloop of
war, which sailed hence on Thursday wi(11 a convoy
for the aiwns,"put back by contrary winds ; toge-
ther with the Matilda .F.ast India ship, bound to the
River; the wind cotniDg fair yesterday; the whole
sailed again to the E.istward.

Arrived the Christian the Yilii, of 74 guns, from
Portsmouth, bound to Basque Roads.
Sailed the Gleaner ketch, to the E istward ; also
sailed the Susan, FULL ; and Property, LE GROS,
for Jersey.

Came into Harbour the Savage Stoop of war.
Arrived the Snapper schooner, Lieut. JtstuNs,
from Basque Roads.

Sailed the Prospero sloop of war for Halifax ; and
the Encounter gun-brig, with a Duck-yard lighter
for Dartmouth, to bring round the Star, a new sloop
of war built at that Poi t.
London, England, 1810-04-23

PORTUGUESE PAPERS.

CORUNNA, MARCH 26.—The Diary ExtraOr4i;
nary of this city contains the communication of the
Superior Junta, by Don N. MAnz,
Chief of the army of observation and reserve, with
another of the date of the 21st inst. fron Don L.
DAAs, Major-Gcneral, ad interim, and Commander
of the auxiliary troops in the Asturias, in which he
communicates the particulars of the aElion which
took place on the morning of the 19th, in which,
notwithstanding. the superiority in numbers of the
enemy, and the advantage of his position, he was
obliged to evacuate Oviedo on the loth, with the
loss of many Men killed and wounded. We had
only 10 or 12 killed, 46 wounded and eight or ten
prisoners.

The loss of the enemy, at least that which they
could not conceal, .consisted in four officers, and
above 30 soldiers killed, and 30 carts of wounded,
which they took to Oviedo. This success, and
many others of the same kind, which are continu-
ally occurring, shew the spirit which animates the
people of Spain.

A letter from Manresa, dated I‘,larch 13, says;
" By a person of credit we learn that our troops be.
tween Mollet and San Perpetua, destroyed a Whole
French division which was there, having come out
out of Barcelona. In .the first action, which took
place at San Perpetua, at eleven in the morn-
ing, out of four hundred of the 'enemy, only
11.4.70 ' escaped, all the rest being killed or taken
prisoners; in the second, which took place at
two in th© afternoon, at Mollet, only 250 French
escaped out of 1300 who were there. Before even-
ing yesterday 520 prisoners had entered the town of
tarrasa, with 16 Officers, a Colonel and: a, Lieute-
hant.,Colonel of Cuirassiers.—Of this corps we took
the cannon, horses, baggage, and atiunnnition."
London, England, 1810-04-23

/is.

On the 4th inst. at Grantham, the Lady of Sir ILlctir;.gu:
Cholmeley." Bart, of a Son. •

ill It Ri tD.

ThumaS King Creak, Esq., of Bermondsey. to-Miss Rusi,
eldest daughter of William Rust, Esq. of !lull.
On Ttiesday last, at Camberwell Church;' Mr. Thornis
Stringer, of the l-ligh-street, Borough, to Miss. Mary Pierce•
eldest daughter of Mr: C. Pierce, of Peckham; Surrey. .
On"lhursday, at Sutton, Mr. F. Clarke, of Charlotte-
street,• to Miss lane Nilder, youngest daughter of the hate)
Mr. 'Francis Nalder, of Croydon.
On the 2,3 d ult. at Gibrartaf, Lieutenant Fynmore, of 06
Royal Marines, to the second daughter of, Don L'Egere, Pj-
‘ins,ei at Ccut r.
London, England, 1810-04-23

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

• . • . , April t 6, ISio.
THE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of III& Mil-
YESTY's
.ORDNANCE do hereby Vve Notice; - that
Proposals be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or
before ipedneiday the zd day- of May next, front such Persons at
May be willing to undertake the supply of -
CI.ES, and alto TIN PLATES,- BLOCK and GRAIN
TIN, described its two separate Lists, for Service of this De.
partinent, for a period of Three Years.
Proposals will be received separately or jointly for both Lists,
and Pattirns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper': Office in. the Tower; and further par-
ticulars, tagether -with the Term: and Condition: of the Contract,'
may be known at the Secrehry'r Office afweraid, in Fall:Mall,.
any day between the 1-liatrs of Ten and Foitro'Clack, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endxrsed, " Prepo-
solo for Tinman'A Articles," &c. ; but no Propozatean be ad.
ratted alter the said 261 day of May, at Thitelve o'clock at Noon,
of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unleit the
Pa'ry making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.

By Order of Ike Beard,

R, H. „,CRAll', Secretary.
London, England, 1810-08-10

WItIGIiT V. ,PALMER.

ivaq.an anion on a policy of insurance tole-
Cover- from the underwriters.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL stated the. case,
.from
which it appeared that the policy of insurance in
question was for the ship's voyage to and IrOtri the
coast of Africa. The ship went to the coast of
Africa, but her Captain (Hemmings) while there,
Ooninniliced a very dissolute s,,rt of life, living in a
tulist extravagant manner, connecting himselt with
one of the natke women, and ultimately brought
his affairs to su,:h a pitch, that he was either asham-
ed or afraid of lacing his owners in London: - Hav-
ing remained on the coast so-long as he found it ei-
ther convenient or pleasurable, or till he .was roused
to some sense of his situation, he then set sail for.
oher climeS, changing the name of the ship to that
of Loslilertos, and suosequently arrived at St. Tho-
mas's, where he becaMe rinite'a new man, in every
sense of the word, making hitais'elf a complete Spa-
niard, changing his.name }is that-of Jcez De
Main, assuming the Spanish dresS, mustachios, &c.
as well as the Spanish religion !. Here DOn
De Main, alias Capt. Hemmings, agreed fur the sale
Of his ship, with some man, haying a. confounctfd
long. Spanish name, Who for such purchase gave the
Don Captain a bill drawn on some Don in Poi tugal,
but who, on the bill being presented for acceptocei
refused 'to put his name to it ! The pon Captain
was able to get no redpess-, so that- he had lost hig
ship, it being wrung from him by a' deeper knave
than himself. Here then was a• knave without the
fruits of his knavery. The next thing Don .Joez
Db Main did was to write to his Owners in London,
telling them 'were he was, and how, hardly he had
been.used.
.He toll theM that he left the coast of
Africa, and Went to St. Thomas!s for their goad ;
that the crew had . been so. mutinous 'as to ()bilge
him to sell the ship, which he did for their good ; ua
fact every thing he had done 'was' solely tor their
gobd! But the Learned Gentleman said here arose
the difficulty. He had no proofs to establish this
cae of barratry on tic part of Captain Hemnungs,
not being able to find one 'of the sailors, and the
Captain's own letters could not be given in et idence.
The Capfaitt had gone to America, and probably he
would never be seen again in E4gland.
Lord ELLENBOROOGH observed, that from what
had been sated, it would be impossible to make
taut the bat ratry, and to establish the action.
The plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited.
London, England, 1810-02-21

NAVAL NEWS:-

PixtiouTH,-FEB. lg.—Arrived his Majesty's cut-
ter Entrepenante, Lieut. WILLIAMS, from Constan-
tinople, Malta, and Gibraltar ; she brought over
.King's Messenger, with
.dispatches of importance
for Government, who landed and set off for Lon-
don) it is reported she brings intelligence of the
surrender of Ceuta to the British ; the Entrepena n
is under quarantine. - •

Also arrived the Endeavour, . Turner, from Sunderland
Adive, Langdon ; Lark, Fawckner ; and Albion, 'Francis
rrom London ; the Spanish brig Carlotta, Augustin De
Menchaca, from Cadiz, last from Corunna, laden with
wine and Spanish 'wool, bOund ,to London, put in :',;:re
'by contrary wind ;' the sloop Rising Stim, Steel', from %Yu-
terford, laden with proviSiona ; botind to Weyinouth,. the
sloop, Dispatch George, from Waterford, laden with pro-
visions; and. the Swedish ship Minerva, A. E. p ohm.
quiet, from,'Stockholm, laden with deals, both bound to
this port ; the ship Litt:e Sally, Brecon, frOM Deptford,
laden with spars ; the Mercator and Voyager transport cartels,
frOm Morlaix, whither they carried the French' prisoners
taken.at St. Domingo:

Also arrived his Majesty',s ship Tartar, Cirptaia
BAKER, from the Baltic, and went up the harbour
'immediately; being in a leaky state; .and hi 9 Ma-
jesty's Spill Espeigle, Captain OA ItI'PEELL, froM a
cruize.'

Went
_up the harbour to be repaired hii Majesty's
ships Diaator and Africa.
Came down the harbour and anchored in he
Sound, his Majesty's ships Surveillante, Shannon,
and Aigle. • ,
Went up the harbour to be repaired his Majes-
ty's ship Aboukir.

Sailed. his Majesty's ship `Temeraire for Cadiz ;
Niemen, and Serillriwer, on a cruize ; the Pleasant.
Hill, WEBB,:fgr Wexford; and the Portuguese ship
Voluntarep, for Liverpool.
His Majesty's brig Raleigh, with the convoy
bound to the Eastward, are still detained here by
contrary

. Arrived, and sailed again to the Wesfwayd,,a fleet
of vessels from Yarmouth and. London.

Put Vack the Bremen gailiet Christina MaTa-
retta, Wen with wine.

Arrived the Mars, RtcuAßDs, from ,London, to
load for Newfoundland; the Deedaks, ADD,lsori,
from Subderlandi and the Resolution, ROBERT:,
from Arista •

Arrived and went up the harbour• a 74.; arrived
also his Majesty's ship Tribune. _

PowtsmooTti, FEB. qn,Sailed his • Majesty's
ship cakdoyicz, of 1,20 'guns,. Capt.. Be.prottn, fur
the Mediterranean ; ,also the Revenge, of 74 guns,
London, England, 1810-02-21

Hon. G. PAGIiT, for the East ard.

,s,aile4 the Sun Joseph, oft to gnns, Capt., Dtf.vie;
and. Majesty's ship Eagle., of '74 guns-j, to the
Westward.

Arrived iheisch4oner 171dustryo Cll A WVOR D, from
Newca.,tle I also the Nancy, Br Avis, froin Loodor/' ;
the 'Perseverance, Bi,AKP,; from' Ondiff; and the
po/phin,,Russii,- and Johanna,. FrE A R D,. from Sun-
derland.

Sail,;(lOn the 7th inst..under convoy of his Wes-
ty's ship colos, the Ratt;rt, LUCAS, ..1,14:a4a, and
and Henn,; hit' at. Michaels.

wiled yeiierclay the Cangdfl, ANpE SON? a Dd. the
Manger, Ailq.Wt., for tile Cape of Good-Hope.

STI,I3ERNES, FEB. bis Majesty's Sbirt
Arrived his Majesty's ships Spire mid Alonzo
from the North

DEAL, FEB. 19.---Sailed the iNrortli.o7;. 4erlapil and.
Sir SteifOn Ltithiviou 4ast indiatnen for Nrti-
mouth.

DGAL, Feg. 21:10.,--Arrived the Zephyr and Ro-
sario sloops of war from 'a cruize.
''. Sailed the Triaculo sloop of, war with a small con•,
yoy for Portsmouth.
_

KING'S 'THEATKL-r—A considerable numbro- of
persons attended ishisTheAtre, last night with the
eXpei,iatlon that a tumult would take place, if a
sufficient apology were not given for•the refu-al
achnissicnrti) several -oreigners the previous night of
performance, aud.unlois a positive declaration Shollid
.b!- uncle of the engagement of. CATALANI. Au ad-
vertisem•nt was circulated over the Theatre, which
announced that -the latter circumstance had takou
plaae, and also anotherprinied paper, in which the
Manager justified his rejeCtion of the fonigners on
the 'ground t.'-f .the propriety of .Itchlyiug the Pit free
froi» all. persons whose behaviour had been incon-
consistent with decorum.. These•papers seemed to
be satisla6tory, for 'no disturbance, took place;
and a 'new, Opet a 'was brought forward under •
the title of Romeo et .1 lietiai founded, of
course, upon the adinirable drama of - Our im-
mortal Bard. The general charitaer of the piece
Was ...rather- of a heavy nature, partly, .no
proceeding, frOtn the familiarity of the story, and,
the`want of that energy and varie'y which accom-
panied the action on the: English. stage, and partly
from the length:•and frequency of the recitations.
Bur; altogether, the piece wa.t_ as well adapted to
the 'ltalian stage as could reasonably be ex-pealed, -
and the whole was litvOurably received by the au-
dience.

. .
The mus;c is by. GL:GLIELSI;. If is characterized
by science rather 'than•by pathos, but-there is Enoch
• impression and beauty in part of-it. 'A trio in the
first a& was highly beautiful and 'interesting. The
part of Ibimeo, assigned to THEmmizAin.. was' well
sus'ained, and the rest of", the performers were to-
London, England, 1810-02-21

NAVAL CONCBRNS.

Mr. ROSE, -pursuant to-. notice ,he .had given,
moved for the.d9cumetit ha had mentioned on.the
pieee'ding niglip. The -NOble Lord who b'rought.
forward the motion of that night had spoken as., if
the interests "of the navy wero notyroperly watched,
London, England, 1810-02-21

Irr._C. ADA-MS ptOpased, that ho- be,oideted into
custody for one hour only.
The oric,vinal motion was then put and carried
vrithciot,a division.

Mr. YORKE moved, that Mr. John Gale Jones
be ordered to attend at the Bar. to-morrow.—Or-
dered.'-

Lord COCHRANE moved,- that the Order of.yes.
terdly..be di-syßhtged, and that it stand for a future
day, inserting the names of the ships.
Mr. HouNER moved forfurther papers relative to
the state of bullion.

A Message was sent from the Lords, signifying
their, permission for John Earl of Chatham .to attend
at the Bar of the aonse.
. Mr. Dux/MS mov6d.for a Sele& Committee to in-
quire. into the State of Indian. affairs, and to report
their observations to the House. .

Wii;cti, after a short conversation 6etween• Mr.
Creevfy, Mr. Wallace, Lord Architoald Hamilon,
and Mr. Dundas, was agreed to.

DISLILLATION.

Mr. Rosa moved that. the Bill for prohibiting the
Distillation from Corn be now read a second time.
Mr. WEsTanN atom.% as an amendment that it be
read to-morrow. .-

_ Mr. PONiONBY supported the amendment because
the inwiediate discuisioo wciold•interrrupt their en=
tering into the inquiry respeJ lug the Scheldt Fxiie;
di ion.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought.
they might as well postpone the inquiry fora few
hours on that night as ou Any other. •
Mr. PARNELL supported the amendment. • -
Mr. WesmaN then begged. leave to move ano-
ther amendment, nanHy, that • the second reading
of this Bill be postponM•till this day six months.
Mr. ROSE opposed the amendment, on the grounds
of it tending entirely to lay
,astle the Bill, which he
argued would be attended with Considerable evils.

—Sir THOMAS TurrroN objeCled to the Bill. He
deprecated the interference of Government with tbe
commercial interests of the country, and more espe-
cially the interests of the in,ernal, part. He coil.:
dernned,t he preent Bill As giving encouragement to
the inarortation of corn, by wbich several millions,
sterl.ng were s..iit out of the country, and conse-
quently the bullion vi,ns reduced. What he gained
was by farming, and ho .:01d support his own inte-
rests in preference to the colitinercidlinterests.
Sir JAMES HALL vvai against tl.e
_ _

Mr. PA it NELL ob,erved:that the prices in the corn
market were falling upon a comparison for the last
three years.
After some observations from Mr. BERRSI.'ORD,
Mr. GRATTAN, and Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the House
divided on the question for the second reading.

Ayes
Noes
Majority -

Ordered to be committed on Thursday.•`
The Gallery was not again opened, but we un-
derstood the House went into the Coufinittee on
the Scheldt.ExpeditiQn:
[We understand the Nantittis of HUNTLY and
Sir WILLIAM ERSKI NZ were,examined by tiwcont-
mittee.] .

MAILS.
,
ARRIVED-I ,Waterforel. Gottet•burbh, i Lisbon
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PRICE STOCKS
THIS DAY AT TIV/LLVE O'CLOCK.

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London, England, 1810-02-19

H/INTRUP i'S.

_Lames Df,le, of Covent-Carden-market, Middlesex, china
and gtasbman, to surrender keb. 24, March 3, and 3t, at
twavc, at Guildhall. A tturnies,, Messrs. T. and S. Naylor,
Cr... Newport-street, Long-acre.
Thomas 11 y, of Lombard-street, Fleet. street, London,.
dealer in foreign and svirituous liquors, Feb. 19, at ten,
24, and latch 3,, at Dile, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Robinson,C .irter-ho:lsc,square:
• _ -

William Verrall, late of Lick-lield, Sussex, grocer, ”arch 5,
~,d 31, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes. Attornies,
Mr. G.:Gwynne, Lewes.,,or, Mr. K. 0. Turner, -.l3ouvrie-

Elect, 1;•et-street. London. .
Thoinas St kes, ot Chepstow, Monmouthshire, money-
- scrivener, 64., March 3, and 3) at twelve, at the-
Full M ')on Inn, Bristol. Attornies, dr. James, Gray's.
Inn square, Ltnicbn ; or. Mr I. Cooke, Bristol.
Robert Gibos, ot Bristol, dealer, March 1,, 3, at eleven, at
the Bust) 1 ,ivern Bristol. and 3i, at: tiny, at the Montagu
aver». Bris-tol. Attornies. IMessrs.4 Osbocue, and
'Ward, Bristol.; or 4ercdith and Robbins, Lincoln's- Inn,.
London.
josep Moos the younger, now or late of NeWbury, Berk-
shoe, timber.i:ealer,,Feb. 27, 28, and March .31, at eleien,
at the W bite I:lart, Newbury. Att.rnies, Messrs. Hill
and Woodham, Newbury "; or Mr Jonas Gregory, Cie-
, mew's liin, Lonti n '
Thomas,Davies, of Varvin,Clieshire. corn-fador, March 6,
7, and 31, .it eleven.; at 'the Feathers Inn, 4 _nester. At.
tonnes, Mr. (Jailer, Chester ; or -N.r Huxley, Ternple,
London.
William Goodwin, of Gospott, z, at two, 3,
at eleven, :nd 3t, at twelve, ar the India .Arms Inn,
Gosport. Wtrotines. Messrs. dal Ic.zander, and
IlOtine, New-Inn, •London ; 'Mt ' Crui;tslionk, G.os.
port.

LOUDON : Prb,ted by. RI CHARD HAil; Is, or !sip. 4, Martlett-cnurt,,Bow-street; and Yr bliOieti by WILLIAM ARMICER SCRIPPS, 4outliMArbiiiiifteet, grdr.venor squo/4.
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BIR7 11S,

On the zd inst. in Flutlyer...street, the widow of the
Mr. Scott, pne of His Majesty's Messengers, of a still-bO.-
child,
the
On Thursday last, in Gloucester-street, the Lady
°`
lon. -Major. General-Stewart, of a Daughter.
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in writing ( sealed up); and treat for Threw -lundred and Fifty-
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•
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not he inserted in words at length,' or that shall not be delietted to
the licard before One o'clock , on the said Tuesday, the 2otb
.0f February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,
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London, England, 1810-02-19

MARRIED. •
cf
On Tuesday last, at Whitchurch, George Drake, E 54• h.
1 pplepen, is the County of Devon, to Maria, eldest daug.o.f
ter and co-heiress of the late john Morse Knighton,
Greenofer•House, in the same County.
The sameday, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Capt. St'r"
eldest son of John Stirling, Esq. of Kippenross, to
Catha-
rine Georgiona, daughter of John Wedderburn, Esq. 0173 et
lord- square.
On Friday, at St. Olave's, 'Old Jewry, Edward Arch°,
Wilde, Esq. of Warwick-squaie, to Miss Norris, e 14341
daughter of William Norris, Esq. of the Old Jewry.
London, England, 1810-02-19

LEEDS,' LIVERPOOL :AND SWANSEA CANAL

• SHARES..
_-TO BE :SOLO BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT;
On 'Friday, March 2, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, in
. the Monthly Sale,
LE"'
and LIVERPOOL NAVIGATION,
Twenty Shires in this excellent Concern, dividing at
present SI. per Shareo net per Annum, expeCied consider-
ably to increase, by knpWn advantages it evidently
possesses.
SWANSEA CANAL, Fifteen Shares in this very im-
proving. Navigation, dividing 51.. per Cent. net, expected to
increase. ' _

l'articulars at the Mart and of Mr. Scott, 28, New
Bridge-istreet.
London, England, 1810-08-17

);ARM and in ACRES, near LONDON.
TO SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Mart, on Wednesday, the .22d instant, at One.
o'Clock,
'THE LEASE of SHEPHERD'S HILL LODGE
1. and FA RlVl.—The House is perfeetly modern, and in
all respeas suited'to the residence of a Gentleman's Family,
With Carriage-drive in front, Kitchen garden and Shrubbery.
The Farrn 'Contains 112 Acres (more or less) of good Arable,
pasture, and ,Vood land, and enjoys unlimited Hight over 3
to too Acres of Common. Near the Premises is an esteemed
Trout Stream, a Pack of Hounds,-andthe Country a:)ounds
in Game.

,
Shepherd's Hill Lodge is-situated in the Parish of Nob-
field, zo miles from London, three from Uxbridge, and two
and a halt troth Ricicmansworth.

Particulars and Tickets to view of Messrs. Brown and CO.
Auttioneers and Estate Agents, No. 41, Southampton-row,
Russel..square, and at the Auction Mart.
N. B. The Stock, \ Crops,' and some Household Fur.
niture, will be Sold on file Premises on Friday, the 24th
instant. '
London, England, 1810-08-17

fIAIVLPSHIRE,
Within Three Miles or Southampton.
•TO BE SOLD,
By GEORGE • HOOKEY, AnOioneer,
On • Thursday the 23d ot, August, and following Day, in
Thirty-two Lots, unless pieviously disposed of by Private
Contratt,
THE most valual:le MANORS' of TOWN HI LL
and ALLING ro.N, with.the Division of the [louse
of Eweline (bought of the Crown); together with a com-
plete Sporting Box, and other Messuages, Farms; Lands,
Woods, &c. containing about One Thousand Acres of Land,
the whole Freehrdd, excepting about Seventy Acres, which
are CopyhOld fur Three Lives, under Winchester College...
Partr:ulars may be had, after the Ist day of August, of
Messrs. Blake and White, EsseX-Street, Strand, London ; of
the Auctioneer, Southampton ;- anti of john Ling, Bailiff,
Townhill, who will'shew the Premises.

N.B. The Audioneer.iiill he each day of Sak at the New
Inn, West-end, -in the Parish of i.,ottth Stoneham, precisely,
at even o'Clock, and will • proceed ffolll thence to the re-
spedive Lots, where the kudion will be held, or as near
thereto as circumstances will permit.
'Fenders (potl.paid) sealed up, and addreSsed to Mr.
Hockey, for the Leming of any of the said Przinises upon a
l'wonty-one'Year's Lease, will meet with attention.
London, England, 1810-08-17

PIELDHOUSE AIANSION and LANDS, STAFFORD
SHIRE.
TO BE LE r,

For a Term of
.Yelrs,.and ent.aed upon at Michaelmas

. •
next,
yVLL that CAPITAI., MANSION,. called' the
'IX. • Ft ELDHOUSF., with the Coach-houses, Stabl:s,
HusbAltdry- buildings, Farin-s ards, Kitchen and Flower,
gardcos,, Lawn, Shrob`,-ry, Plantations, Pleasure-grounds,
,oud, elsh' Ponds, and t. whole, or any part ot; 130 .Acres
:bf exceeding rich Land, nearly equally divided into Meadow
and Arab!!!, immediately ltitrutinding the Mansion; and in •a
st4te of cultivation. •
che liouse consists ot.a handiorne Entrance. hall, a Break-
. fast_parlour, 21 'feet by 17;' I)ining-roont, 33 teet by 24;
Drawing-room, 21 teet by ,1 • 5 excetlept Bud-chambers on
the-liirst-floor,with Closets; and 7 ;.,:i-roorris In tile Attics,
I.3roviouss:, Laundry, and all otikr re,
qutsite - • • , • •
The Mansion, house, which .is-"modern -and 'elegant; is
nearly surrounded by a Lawn ot, s'b Acres, richly ornamented
Edith tine-Tpnber Trees, attl cohnnands • a most (Mighttui
view of' and Park (the seat of Lord' Lyttleton)
411'1 of the. Clcnt from both of which it is -distsht
abrint

'• neiglibo'urhood is most respeelable the roads gOod,
anti tliasoil dry. A Pack or' ILrricrs, re kept in the L.oish,
anti the country is regularly hunted by a tack of 1. ux-
hounds.,

• The distance frorwthe Malket-town of Stottrbiidge is about
three mites ; tiom iddcrun:;;lirr five ; trom bromsKrove
seven.; and Ifirmin!nt el‘ o ; a:RI the Turnpike. ro,,d
!cat-hug from Siourori(ise lirent6grove adjoins the extterni-
tyof tlie Lawn. .

The Premises may be viewed at any time on application ;
and, for Itirther particulars, .and to treat for the same, apply
to Thomas Waldron, Esti. •Fieldbouse,ttear Stourbridge, or
to Mr. Bury, Attorney at Law, Bewdley, Worcestershire,

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, .
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Bilious Complaints, whether arising from a weak or de-
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Secretion of Bile is oostrueled, or from Excess in Eating,,Ci
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and regurgitated to tile Stomach, causing Sickness, jaundice
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Sick Head-ach,and -also during Pregnancy, they may be taken
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London, England, 1810-08-17

GLOtICESTE RSIIIRE.

SUDELEY CASTLE, MAN; d:S,.ANO FREEHOLD
E STA T E ,
TO BE. SOLD. BY AUCTION,
On Thursday and-Friday, the 27th and 28th of September,
Aso, at (..:helteninnu, 'in -Tinny. Lots (unless previously
' 'dis(losed of la One I.ut Liy,PrivitdCo:araa, of which due
Notice will he given),
QUDELEY CASTLE, and the extensive MA-
O Noßsof SUDEI:EY andWINCHCOMBE,- with 2268
Acres of Arable, Meadow; Pasture, and Wood Land, lying
compad, well timbercdand watered (the greatest part wherec
of is covered by a Arodus in. lieu of ytheS, and is tincoin
inonly rich and fertile),. now let in capital and convenient
Farms, with good Farm houses, Buildings, Labourers' Cot-
tages, and other Requisites., rendering it one of the finest
Estates in the County. The Castle, at a moderate expense,
Might,be fitted up as-a magnificent Mansion ; and, if sold in
Lots, the Property is divided so as to form several eligible
Estates, with beautiful Situatlons and Views tit for the re-
sidence of (.;ent lemen fond of Agriculture, as well as of opu-
lent Graziers and -l'aruie'rs..' •

Turnpike Roads nave lately been made from this Property
to Cheltenham, seven miles; to Tewkesbury. Evesham,
a; d Siow, each ten Miles. Tile estimated value is upwards
01 rer annum.

May be.viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland, at the
Lodge Farm, near Wincheombe, of whom printed Particu.
Tars, with a Map, 'may soon he had ; and also at the princi.
pal Inns in the County ; at the White Hart Hotel, in Bath ;
t the 0 tli,:e of.Mes:as. Fairer and Co, f,ineolifs,inn.ti. Ids,
London-; andOf Messrs. Webb, Webb; and Attwood, Sails.
bury,• who are ;07.titorized to treat by Private•Contratt.

This Day was published, price 4s. fid.-
The' Third Edition, illtvitrated with Cases,
PRACTICA 1, TREATISE on the certain PRE-
VENTION and .Cl/ s.l'. of the VEN El( DIS-
EASE, particularly its consequencei,- as Strictures, C leers,
including.:Tancs lYOrsalis,Alypoclumdriasin, Orinisin,
I.),Ung a cot' iplete uide iii these Diseases.
lty .11. CATON, Surgeon,,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's,
And Editor of the First and Second Volumes of the London
Medical and Surgical SpeZttatei:
Printed for S. Ilighley,- No, 24, fleet-street ; -C. Mut-
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