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The Sun.
London, England, 1810-05-15

ADMIRALTY DROITS.

Mr. TIERNEY thought some means might have
been found for making a provision for the Duke of
Brunswick without troubling Parliament. Though
no man was more willing than himself to do justice
to his merits, and commiserate his mistortune, vet
he must oppose a grant for Whichuo sufficient clain s
had been established. The Civil List, or the 4. per
cent. FandS might have been resorted to. -Ali he
desired was that the Consolidated Fund should not
be charged with a pension of 70001, per annum, if
another Fund could be found at his Majesty's dis-
posal capable of bearing such a burden. The Ad-
miralty- Droits, he thought, could well sustain such
a charge, and the pension ought rather to -be paid
from them than from the pockets of the Public.
He concluded by moving an Address to his Ma-
jesty, setting forth that the House had taken into
consideration the message his Majesty had_ been
graciOudy pleased to send respecting the 'making a
provision fiir the Duke of Brunswick, and to assure
his Majesty that they deeply participated in the
anxiety he felt for making a suitable provision for a
Prince by birth, so nearly allied 'to the throne, and
for whom his Majesty naturally felt so much intr.:
rested, and that they had granted -a settled inewee,
to be regularly paid out of the consolidated Funds.
But they telt it to he their Cuty to represent to his
Majesty, while thus anxious to shew how much
they entered into his Majesty's feeiin2s, that the
people el Cuts country are suffering under
.lie.2vy

i~
London, England, 1810-03-17

ARNOLD V. NOTZELL.

The plaintiff is a young woman who had lied in
the capacity of servant to the defendant, by whom,
although he is a married man and 70 years of age,
ahe became pregnant. The adion was for an assault,
under the following curious circumstances. The
young woman was delivered of a child on the 22d of
June, at the tiOnse of CatharineLatnb, of Wools-
thorp: a fortnight and two drys after., her delivery,
the defendant called, and begged that she wuulds part
with the child ; to this the girl would not consent,
fin- fear it should be sent to the Foundling Hospital.
-Mrs. Netzell accompanied her husband to the
plaintiff's, and after quieting her apprehension by
fondling and feeding the infant for a short time;
she suddenly whipped it Op, and ran off with it,
The distressed mother attempted follow and rescue
"hbr child, but the old man prevented this by vio-
lently holding her down for ten minutes ; and af-
terwards, on her getting up, he pushed her down
with force on the others side of the room. '
. This Was the assault complained of; and Serjeant
Vaughan observed that, as the old gentleman had
gratiiicd his passions in more ways than one, the
Jury would make him pay the piper.
Catharine Lamb, the witness who proved the
facts, on cross-examination (With a view on the
part of the defendant to proVe improper treatment of
the infant by the mother), admitted that it was not
usual to let a child go a fortnight and two days be-
fore it sucked ; the child's clothes were sent after
it, and the plaintiff-had got the. infant again.-0a
re-examination, she said the girl was a tender mo-
ther, and tliete was no reasJn to take the child away
on that account.

• Mr. BALGUY, for the defendant, said that his
client was not an Englishman, and that such of the
Jury as had happened to have seen the picture by Sir
.Joshua Reynolds of the pld Marquis of Granby„
would find the very portrait of him' (Mr. Notzeil)
in the droll Swiss servant holding the horse at the
back of theMarquq.
This silly pld man of 70, who had been 30 years
married without having, a: child, WjS WOUCkfftlily
delighted with the reputation of having got a son
and heir, and, strange to tell, he bad inflsed the
same kind of pleasure at the circumstance, into' his
wife. 'll-.‘ey had taken the child away to get'at;
apothecary for it at Grantham'; and all that he did
to the girl was merely to take her by the waist and '
hold her down, whilst this kind theft was pra:Aised ;
and as she has got the child again, no harm was
done.

Justice BAYLEY, slid, in point bi law, on assiult
had been prov,td,and the pl liutitt was clearly ea:lied
to a verdid.—Datnages 301.
London, England, 1810-03-17

TUMOURS of the Breast; and Scrophulot4s
Enlargements, in young Persons, will disperse by the
use of SPILSBITRY'S ANTISCORBU IiC,DROPS. It
is a safe and efficacious Medicine ; and its success has been
proved in Aurnerous cases Of Eruptive;' Scorbutic, Gouty,
Rheumatic and other Diseases, connected with bad digestion.
and imperfCet secretion of bile. This remedy promotes great
spirits and a good appetite.
The gendine Medicine has the words " By. the King's Pa-
tent," expressed on the bottle, bill of dirceticin
,and outside
wrapper, and the, King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold
at the Dispensary, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of
Essence,
6d. double bottles toi, and larger IL Compound Essence, to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs.
London, England, 1810-03-17

In a few days will be published,
The Second Edition, greatly improved, of
ADVicE to YOUNP.. LADIES on the 1.114.
PROVEMENT df the MIND, and the CONDUCT
-of LIFE.

By THOMAS BROADHURST,
Printed for Lonprtan, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patern9s-
ter.(ow.
London, England, 1810-03-17

ThiS Day was published, price 3s. 6d.
• In int,restuig Pamphlet, of 128 psges, intitled
OLUMBANUS•;3(.I tiIBERNOS4 or, a Letter
C
from an Irish (_::erAynnan in London, to his 1• riend in
Inland, on the present mode of appointing CATHOLIC
HISHO I'S 1 reland ; with Observations on Mr. K EOGIV4
e,unpilet
Sold Payne, Pall-Mall, and Egerton, Charing cross.
London, England, 1810-03-17

zni-DlBit 5464:1

'V Tizif.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDRN;
N MONDAY EVENING, March 19, will be
performed the Tragedy of

.I(LX,G LEAR.
King Lear,'Mr. KEMBLE ;
Kent, Mr. CRESTELL ;
-Edgar, Mr. C. K-E MBLE;
Coneril, Mrs. FIUMPHRIESA-
Regan, Mrs. ST. I.EG E R ;
• • Cordelia,"Miss BRISTOW.
To which will be added, the new Pantomiirie, called
HA LI LEQUIN PEDLAR; •
Or, THE HAUNTO) WELL.
Harlequin. Pedlar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
•
Clown, Mr.I.;RIMALDI;
Sir Timothy.Chalkstone, Mr.:.l' BLANCHARD i
Sir Marmaduke Rupee, Mr. RIDGWAr;
Coltimbine, Miss ADAMS ;
Fairy of the Well, MigS M. BRI-STOW ;
The hairy Dew Drop, Miss WORGMAN.
Boxesls. Second Price 3s. N.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price
23- Gallery as. Second Price. ts.—Upper Gallery rs.
i,•Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
ew Box . 0 ffice, in Prince's:place, Hart.street,, trbm Ten
till Four.
The Doors will be opened at-Half past Five; and the Play
begin at Halt past Six.
„On Tuesday, The Eitile;• with The Irishman iu London.
'4l Thursday, King Henry the Fourth, Part I. with Paul
anti Virginia.-On Saturday, The Contedeiacy.
Anew Comedy, in Five Ads, is ;n rehearsal, and due no-
tice will be gi'ven of its first representation.
London, England, 1810-03-17

NAVAL NEWS:

,PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i6.—Carne in last night
from St. Helen's the Fort !Valiant East India-man,
Captain PARSON, with the loss of bn anchor and
cable.

Arrived the Leda, , from London ;
Headley, GIBBON j Ann, MELLo ; Betsey, BRAD.-
snAw, from Sunderland; Delight, SALMON, from
North Yarmouth ; and the Bertha, -, froth
Christiana for this port, laden with deals.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Certerus, Thracian,
Ulysses, and abolivich store-ship, with a convoy of
merchantmen for the Mediterranean*, which are as
undermentioned, viz.
Young Charles, Pitcher, zephyr, Teary,' for St. Mi-
chael's; CaraFtacus, Purdy ; Torridge, Gibson; Robert
and Ann, Magston; Mariner, Middlernus, for Gibraltar;
Orlando, Jackson, for Fyal ; Plicebe, Gunton ; and La
Fortuna,Cassin, for Malta; Florentine, - ; and Eliza-
beth, Perrin, fur Cadiz; Symmetry, Brown ; Info, Rexy ;
Nelly, Holloyd ; Cleveland, Clark ; Alonzo, -; Tigre,
Harrison ; and Sally, Hammer, fir Lisbon, with several
others, names unknown; also the Mary, Ileadly, for Pen-
zance.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Linnet on a maize. -
His Majesty's ship Excellent, of 74 guns:, Nicas
this day released from quarantine.

DEAL, MARCH t6.---Arrived' the Fisguard from
a cruize oft Flushing.
Catue down from the River and sailed the Surat
Castle, East Indianian.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 15.—Arrived the Thunder
bomb, frum the Eastmard ; the
,Hero, GOODALL ;
and the Jane, STORauw, from Sunderlanud ; also
arrived eight sail of colliers.

Sailed his Majesty's brig Intelligent, to the West-

ware.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 14.—Arrived the Hardy
gun brig, and has made signil for convoy tn the Me-
diterranean ; and the Humber armed ship, with a
fleet from the Downs.

His Majesty's brig Sqlla came-into the harbour
this evening, and made signal for convoy to the West
Indies, and then stood out to sea.

Sailed the Duke of 111-araotough packet, with
for Ilntr:ca.
London, England, 1810-03-17

SA TU ii DA 1, MARCn 17, 1810.

ANNUAL ELECTION and DINNER of the SOCIETY
institute(' for the ENCOURAGEMENT of ARTS, MA.
NUY AC TIMES and COMMERCE.
Adelphi, March i:3; ;810.-
TE ANNUAL ELECTION of OFFICERS,
according to the Rules and Orders of the Society, will
be in the Great Room of the :society, on Thursday the zad
instant; the Ballot to begin at eleven in the forenoon, and
close at two in the atternoon precisety.—T he ANNIVER-
SARY DINNER of the SOCI. E ry will be held at the
Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on W EDN E 3.
DAY,. the 4th of April, at five o'clock precisely; when the
honour of your Company, and such friends as you may
choose to introduce, is requested.
In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, you
are desired-to send for Tickets onus before Saturday the ;Ist
inst. to the Society's House, or to the Crown and Anchor,
where therthaybe had at ifs. each, which includes the
whole expenee.
His Grace the DUKE of NOR FO I:Xi:President ik the
Chair.
s •
STEWARDS.
Lord Henniker, V. P. .William Kirkby, Esq.
D. Beaumont, Esq., Richard Parkins, Esq.
John Cape', Esq. Robert Peel, M.P.
W. Crisel, Esq.. George Esq,
C. Augustus Edwards, Esq 4 Richard Wilson, M.P.
john' Higgins, Esq. - W_._ P. Windus, ,Esq.
By Order,
CHARLES TAYLOR, M.D. Sec.
N.B. The Dinner to be on Table at Five o'Clock precisely,
and_no Colteetion to be oracle. ,

PICTUALLINMOFFICE,

Marehi6i
THE COMMIVP;)If4ESfor PICTUALLING
HIS MAY iiSTY's NAY Y do het'e4)! -give Notice;
That on Tuesday, the 2.7 th instant, they will be ready
to receive Tenders, in ziyithrg (sealed sep),. and treat for
Two Hundred .Thonsand Gallons of West lntdia RUM, to be de-
livered, duty free, from the Bonded IParehouset- at the Port' of
London,one half thereof in the space o 7 One Month, and the other
half in One Month aftekvards, into his ilefesty'y Victualling
Stales at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bilis, payable with ln-
let est, ninety days after date.

The Conditions of !he Contras may Ge seen as she Secretary's
(dice. ,

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price -shad
not be inserted in Fords at length, or theii shall nut be de-
livered to the Board before One o'Clork on the said Tuesday,
the 27th irises nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
der, or some Pelson on_ his behalf, attends, to answer'when called
for.
London, England, 1810-03-17

Folkestone, tzth Match tlito.
WE,. the undersigned Inhabitants of-Folkestone,
in the Coutify Of Kent, do acknowledge (notwith-
standing our declarations to the contrary) that we were prin•
cjpals in committing an outrageous assault upon Leutenant
WILLIAM PITMAN of his Majesty's Navy, employed
under the Ord:rs of Captain Henry ilazeley on the Impress,
Service at that place, and rescuing a Mali from him and his
gang, whom they had apprehended on suspicion of being a
Deserter, on the Eventng of the 24th February tScg, for
which offence we most seriously beg the said. 'L'eutenant
William Pitman's pardon, assuring him we feel. y ry great
contrition fur having so ill-treated him, also for huvi g con.
tradicled his statement of our cendua; and if the Right
• Honourable the Lords -Commissioners of the Admiralty
sho'uld bp pleased to approve of his accepting this ourapology,
we promise to prove our gratitude by our futuresgOod and or-
derly conduet, particularly by supporting his Majesty's Of-
ficers on all occasions.

We hereby also . express our concern for having 111-used
Lieutenant KN li, HT, of his Majesty's Navy, who was at
the time assisting Lieutenant itman in the execution of his
duty.
And in order that the said Officers may be pettedly satis-
fied. and as a warning to others not to transgress.in the same
way, we request that our said apology may be published in
the London and Provincial Newspapers of the County of
Kent.

(Signed) STEPHEN. POB*DAY.
lOHN ELI rCHER. -
R. M. cirrlNs.
London, England, 1810-03-17

FREEMANTLE ESTATE,
ONE MILE l'lt6M SOLI ItIAMPTON.
TOBE SOLI) BY .1('- lON,
By WINSTANLEY SON,/ •
On Thursday, the aactof March, at Tv..elve o'clock, at the
Au6ti..n Mart, -near the flank of England, by Order-of the
the Ex-cutors, in One Lot.

THE very -Desirable FREEHOLD MANSION,
with Ohices,of every denomination,`Law-n, Garden, /
Pleastire Grounds, Paddock. handsome' Entrance- Lodges,
Farm-yard, Husbandry Bui.duigS, Cottages, and several In-
closurea of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land im-
mediately Surrounding the Mansion, and containing 'al-
together, .38 A. 3 R.. 7 P. the late Residence and property
of 10 I•L4A RR E TT,. Esq. deceased. •
This eligible Estate is situated at Milbrook, on the high ,
road from Southarripton, Through the New -Forest to Salis-
bury, Ringwood, Christ Church, &c. one mile only from
;Southampton, eight from Lyndhurst, eighteen from Lym-
ingtcin,. and - 78 tam London ; commanding Marine ,and
Land Prospetts of great extent and beauty.
The• Mansion is replqe with every convenience requisite
for the accommodation of a Family of the first respeetabi-
lity, fitted in a style of superior taste and elegance. ,
The-Offices are •juraiously arranged and well conncded ;
the Gardens produdiie, the Land in good condition, -with
valuable Forest Rightvand anearly possession will be given.
To be viewed till the Sale (Sundays eXcepterl), by Cards
of Admission only; which, with descriptive Particulars may
be had of Messrs. Shawes,, Le Blanc, and Shawe, Solicitors,
Tudor-street, Blackiriars •, and of Winstanley and Son, Pa-
ternoster-row, London, where a Plan 'may be seen.
Partinlars may likewise be had of Win' Amor, Esq
Southampton ; the. George, at Winchester ; Crown, at
Christ 'Church ; Angel, "Lyinington; .the Crown, at Ports-
mouth; White Hai t, at Salisbury; the. White LioN4it Bath ;
of Mr. Weller, Chichester; and at the place of Sale.
- N. 8., About to,oool. of thp Purchase Money, may remain •
on thz,,E state tin two years, if required.
London, England, 1810-03-17

the clause was agreed to, and the Bill reported with-
out, any, amendment.
• •
_EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. _

Lord HOLLAND, atter adverting' to the mention
that had been tnade in the French official paper of a
negociation which had, been entered into, but 'broken
off; fur an exchange of prisoners between thircoun-
try and France, ruse ti) give notice that. he should
submit a motion on that subjeat to :their Lordships
on Thursday next. 'He' was sorryyto give this no-
tice- in the absence of,the Noble Lord,at the head of

Admira ; but he ;fully e*peaed .to see that
Nchle Lord in his place. . There might be. reasons,
however, for his absence ; and- perhaps if anyinter,.
.course, still took 'place between him and his col;
Icagu(ts, they would have the goodness to convey to
him a Communication of the notice he had just
given. •

- jormiort, from the office of Chief Secretary
ter. I rehind, presented some annual accounts.—Qr-
dered to lie on the table. - • ••
.Ti:e ,LORD CHANCELLOR,after some observa-
tiorls, moved to reverse. the judgment of tilt Court
below, in the Appeal Spenets v. Auchie: _Ordered..—
. Adjourned. • • - ' • •
London, England, 1810-03-17

A N Accurate and Autheulic NARRATIVE of
the ORIGIN and, PROGRESS ut the LASSEN.
SIONS at the PRESIDENCY of MADRAS, founded' on
ORIGINAL PAPERS and CORRESPONDENCE, is in
the Press, and will be published in a few Days. By ED.
MUND LLOYD, Harley-street.
London, England, 1810-03-17

HOUSE-OF C0.21,11110,V5,-.

FRIDAY, gARCII 16.
• ,C.'_PuicE obtained leave to bring in a Bill for
retnciving the Market for Cattle in London from
Smithfield. -
Sir W. Cuturrs brought up a Report of the Com-
mittee on the Sunday Toll of Blackfrars Bridge,- and
'obtained leave td bring in a Bill.
Mr. H. TH.OR-24/TOll gave' notice, 'that he would on
Mnniay move- for the Scotch Pension,4 "List's tip to
the latest period to which-the same cuuld be made
_
out. • , • -

• M 7. W. POLE gave notice, that
.on Monday next
he mould Make a motion on the sobjea -of Ard-
glaF.s HarbOor.-
On the motion of Mr. CAORER, the CiTy of a
~..Letter. from- Sir R. Strachan to J. BarroNllcE,q. dated
sth 'March, was- ordered to be laid %before the
144:tise. • •

CaokEßTresen!ed a Petition Iron) theCoun

ty of Down, in Ireland, against the Corn Disilllery
Bill. Or!ered tc? lie on the table..
. Mr. MARTIN, if the Hon. Gentlemaii‘ opposite
had no objethon, wished the accounts Of the ex-
, pences -incurred ,by . the late Expedition to.. the
. Scheldt, as vresented by the different departments,
to be laid before the House.

Mr. R. WARD answered,'the whole of the extra-
ordinary expences attending that Exppdition were
already before the House. -

Mr. MARTIN did not understand what was meant
-by extraordinary expences ; lie Wished for returns of
all s i c the exiienencurred.
_ _

The Marine Mutiny Bill was recommitted. The
Report- was, brought up, and the 'third reading o: der-
ed for Monday.
A new writ. was ordered •to btu issued for likst-
bury, in WiltShire,•in the room of F. Whitton, Esq.
;who accepted the Chiltern_Uundreds. •
London, England, 1810-03-17

MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published, -
In Five Voluwes 121110. price ti. is. boards.
THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS; a-Romance.
By Miss SANE PORTER, •
Author of "Thaddeus of Warsaw," and " Remarks on Sir
-.-Philip Sidney's Aphorisms."
Printed for Longman,. Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos-
ter-row.
London, England, 1810-01-25

DWIDENDS.

Feb. 17. Sir Matthew Bloxam, Knight, Thomas Wilkin-
son, and WiLiam Bloxam, of Gracechurch-btrOet, LonT
don, bankers, at twelve, at Guildhall. •'• • •

Feb. i, hi unio'ek Mac.Linnatt; of (:racechurch-street,••Lon.
don„haberdasher, at ten, at .c;uilrinall.
Feb, 14. William Steel, lames Steel, aria ChristOpher !ohm.
• stone,tl 'Lancaster, linenan4 wcollext.drapers, at eleven,
at the White Horse,• Freston, • .

Fela.. 23. Edward Rhodes, .ot Leeds, Yorkshire, currier, at
at eleireb, at the White 'lnn, Wakefield. •
Feb. io. 'Lawrence Cotton, 'of Fenchurch•street, London,
merchant, at twelve, at Liuildhall.

Feb. 19,, ThomaS Clough, or Brantley, Leeds, Yorkshire,
eh/triter; at *won, xt the Cultlcit Lion, Lccds.
Yet). 16. 1-lenry'tlaksor, 1:1;e v)f. Liverpool, porter-dealer,

at one, at tlie Star and Carter Tavein, l'aradise-street;
, Liverpool.
lob. 25. WilliaM Hope, late or BraMpton, Cumberland-,
cotton-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle.
r , t:ERTIFICAT±:S.

Feb. 43. John Towne, late bf Oxford-market, Si. 'Mary-le-
bone, Middlesex, eareose- butcher.
'Thomas Weston, of Camberwell, Surrey, postmaster.
William ' Henry 'Free, of BrOad-street, Horselydown,
Southwark, SUrrey, merchant •and ship and insurance-
agent. . •
Robert lefFery Downs, of Maid-lane, Southwark, Surrey,
baker.
Thomas 13roster, late of Liverpool, stationer.

. .
lohn Gough, of Exeter, dealer. ' •
Thomas 'ones, late of Camomile.,street, London, ware-

houseman.
William Huddle, of Chenies-street, Bedford-square, Middle-
sex, carpenter.

Every Stock-holder is requested to observe, that
bye exchanging 3. per Cents. into 4 per Gfrits. they
,will recei.e a large surplus; exaetly the-some divi-
dend, and the same security. On every tW. ex-
changed,- an advantage is realize'cl'of 51. or 61.; this.
will enaiile the exchanger to purchase Shares in the
State Lottery, and be -no loser. HORNSBY and Co.
Stock &alters, 26, Corn hill, and St.. Margaret's-hill,.
Borough, undertake: to transfer th'e same, free of
any expense whatever, to all those who favour theta
with their commands, in the Lottery to be drawn-
on the 14th of Next Month. ' ,

LONDON Primed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No, 4, Marpett-court. liow.street ; and Published by WILLIAM ARM ER SCRIPPS, South 1401tor.street, Groeveror,squato,
At the SvN-Omcz, No. 112, Strand; where advettisements, Orders fir the Paper,'Leiters for the Editor, &C. (post-paia), suust.beaddressadmi
London, England, 1810-01-25

DIED.

On Thursday last, at her residence in College-green, in
Gloucester, in the 72d year of her age, Mrs. Pettat, ivicloof
of the.lare_Thomas Pettat; Esq. .many years a Magistrate for
Gloucestershire, and sister of Sir G. 0. Paul, Bart.
The same day, at Sidinouth, Colonel. lohn Douglas, of
Mairis.' .

On the 18th inst. Mis. Wallis, wife of John Wallis, Esq.
of I ohn-streer, Paddington.,
On the igth inst. aged t, at his seat, Marshal's, neat
korriford, Essex, Jackson Barwis, Esq. of Walbrook- Home.
On Monday night, alter a few days illness, Lorenzo, Inc
youngest sou of L. Stable,•Esq. of Hanover-street, Hanover-
square. ,

The same evening, Mr. George Rew, of Adam-street.
Adell3l4i.
On the 23d inst. at Southampton, after a long and severe
illneSs, Mts. Allnuit, wife of Cohn Allnutt, Esq. of Chy-
ham Common, Surrey.
Yestetday evening, after an illness of four weeks, at his
father's house in Berkeley-square, William Reynolds Bank.
head, cldetit son of Dr. 13-ankhead, M.D.
Lately, at Sudbrook-holme, near Lincoln, Mrs. Ellison,
wife of Colonel Ellison, M. P. of that City..

STOCKS'

ROAM.
India Stock, tS7
India Bonds, 6s. 73. Ss. pr.
Excheq. Bills, is. tai. pr.
Ornniuth, z 1 pr.
Imperial Ann. 7i
Bank for Account, 276 i 76 .
Cons. tor Feb. 68 1 a I
London, England, 1810-01-25

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London, England, 1810-01-25

" PRESENT STATE OF THE DOCK.

" The inter for wood of the quay of, the dOcki
OP the side towards the, Arsenal, is destrbyed, The
round has been dug away, and throWn into the
uock, on the paved side of the embankment.
" The Quay on the side of the Old Dutch Bank is
'n a good. state, and nearly in the condition it was in
before the occupation of the enemy. The Quay for
careening, which had been repaired by the enemy,
bas been - reduced to its former state. The gates
of the Dock and the Sluices have been bithyn up.
Some. large pieces of tlje timber .remain, .but they
Are shattered.

" From the general appearance o 1 the mines
eMployed by the enemy, it may be supposed that
the foundations have ,not been injured. Both with-
lh and Wirbout the gates of the Dock, many vessels
or boats laden with bullets and bombs have been
stink.
,Within the Dock there is a great quantity
Pfcannon or bombs, ancrof. bullets whicb the elle=
ttlY had-tfrown hastily into it, presuming that they
B.liotiJd not have'titne :to carry them
.away. From
the middle of the Dam on the misideof the' Sluice, .
ttle Dock maybe very easily emptied, and the con.
dition of the foundation, of the Sluice' thereby exa-
-213ined. The vessels or boats may be easily raised,''
and the'cannon, bullets; and bombs extracted. and
Every other iricumbrance that has been thrown intd-,
the Dock: The value of the useful articles so ob-
tained will pay the cxpeiice of the labour, and even
'Pair the .Sluice, if his Majesty should think it
that it should be restored..

THE,ANTERIOR PAitT OF THE DOCK TO

THE CHAIN.

. •
" .Here.the enemy has thrown the cleansing uten-
Whichlnay 'E e easily extracted, On 'the bank
Called the Ruyill 'Ronan-dm, they have' thioWn a
quantity of rubbish, 7which has' elevated the soil
has high y as the marshes. they have 'also
thrown in ten pieces of cannon.

, .
London, England, 1810-09-19

CORTES OF VALENCIA.

The Cortes of the kingdom of Valencia differ
very ilittle from tho,e of ,Arragon and Catalonia ;
bec,iuse-the Ueneral States of the Crown were sum.
mooed and convokA, the Valencians pretendtd
that they olight not .to fittend,.wehen the Cortes• were
assembled out of the kingdom, a elaiM which the
Catalonians also bad ; .both; however, usdally at-
tended. order to hold Cortes fur the klugdom of
Valencia, the three orders which represented thena
were convoked. The clergy held the first rank;. for-
merly they had fourteen votes, and afteri.v.irds they
amounted to nineteen, and, the office of Syndicwas performer[ try one, w who a 4 of the Chapter of
the 7Metropolitan Church of Valencia: The con-
currence of ,this older to lbe•Cokes made the laws
to have force and poWer over prOvincial ecelesi;;;ti.-
Cal right ; a custoin taken from our 'ancient Tole
donian Councilk, which had the force of ecclesiasti-
cal laws or Canons of the Council, and Of civil laws.
for the regulation and government 'ofthe Monarchy.
The Military order occupied the second place in rite
Cortes of Valencia,; they had no determined turr*-
bet' of votes, nor had any one the precedency of an-
other. He who presided, adjourned, and-concluded
the sittings, was of the saute order, called the
Syndic, and was eleaed by lot, from eight or' ten,
enrolled, who were registered at the concluion of
the Cortes, and continued till the iollpwing meet-
ing.

The Brazo Red was the third and last order which
assisted at the Cortes of Valencia, and .had as many
votes as there were Pro'curadores from. the cities and"
towns belonging to the Royal. patrimony ;
,notwith
standing, they did not all enjoy this piivilege,. but
those only to whom' the Kings had granted this ta••
your. The city, of Valencia enjoyed fire votes, and
had its Syndic of the Brdzo

On Friday week a shucking accident occurred at
Lloyd's fotrfidry, near Leeds : about eleven o'clwk
in the forenoon, the iron metal in a state of fusion
unexpei,iedli'y bur,t front the furnace, and carried
.away: a young man who was unfortunately stand-
ing near it,- and who aattially floated upon the liquid
iron se%eral yards before he could ba-txtricated from
his horrible situat-on. He was ,dreadfully burnt,
but survived until morning, when death releaszd
him front ;his sufferings',
At Liverpool,. last, week, two men killed thein•
selves with excessive drinivg.; a man was scalded
to death at the ,Blubber-house; a charwoman cui
her throat; two gentlemen were knocked doVn;
and their.hats stolen ; and a carter was killed by a
cart wheel going ()ler. him.—(Chester Courant.)
London, England, 1810-09-19

atlIP NAMS.

• Pi<leb. 0

YEST

'Bank Stock, shut
Navy S per Lent 9.34. s 7
Irish 5 per Cent.
+per .Lent.. shut
per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Ct. Cans. 66 ¢ 65
Bank L. Aim. shut

dished by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton street, Grosvenor Equate.
the Paper, betters for the ISdigar &c. (post-paia), must bs addreeicd.

GRAVESEND, S'EPT. 17.
Sailed—the john, Clegg, for. Surinam ; and the Hope'
Chepe, for Fad al.

BIRTHS; , • •
On the 13th inst. at the Earl of Tankerville's, Walton"
upon-Thames' Lady Anna licrestord, ot a Daughter.
Mrs. James Hume, of Percy-street, of a Daughter. . the,
On the 13th inst. at their house in Golden-square,' •
Lady of I. 1. Arnold, Esq. of a Son. . og
On Friday last,' the Lady of Captain Webber Smith'
the Royal Horse Artillery, ot a Son.
...r., of
On Monday last, at her house at Dorking, the,Laui
lohn Charles Purling, Eiq. of a Daughter.
1 he same day, Mrs. Liston, of Covent-garden Theatre''
a Son.
On the 17th inst. Mrs_ John Grenside, of Henrietta street'

Brunswick-square, of a Daughter. ra Uric?
The same day, in Bedtord-row, the Lady' of H•'"
F.sq. of a Son: .

' MARRIED.
At Astley, near Worcester, William Lambe, Esq. of tic
Middle Temple, to Miss Hickman, of Astley.
On Monday, at Camberwell, Mr. Dendy, of Monurnerieti
yard,,to Miss Peacock, daughter of W. Peacock, Esq'•
Nun-green, Peckham.. •
son.
Yesterday, at Hackney Church, Abraham Wilktn
M.D. of White Webb Park, 'Enfield, to Elizabeth, clat!V
ter of thelate I abez •Sicith, Esq. at stokeNewington.

i t • • DILL).
At his house in Swansea, aged 67, William Jeffreys, 12'541.
one of His Majesty's justices of lice Peacc hir the . ()Lunt" 7,/
Clomorgan and 'Brecon, a Deputy I.niutenant of the toro3of
Cou..ty, and the oldest Alderman in the, Corporatloo- of
Swansea. He had thrice served the oflLe of Portreoc

that town.
• On -the 9th inst. of the scarlet fever, Mss Bridget rtobj,Pt-
son, todritt daughter of the late Vianiel Robinson, f.( i•

G ray's-inn-place. ore,
On Saturday, at his loose near' Ri'ehmend, Yor1:51
aged about , Mr.'Thumas He
• On 'Monuaysi the 17thinst. at ht is house in Prince!s-built
Bath, at the age of 75, atter a long and paintut
Dr. Robert Hallifax, Physician is Ordinary ro hia 8.0
Highness the Prince of Wales. hrOfe
The same day, Mrs. Ann • Martin, wife of Mr. Arll. •
Matin, pi arlotte-sieer: •
• Ther slaieCh evening, atr her son's house In Stanhope-street'
,Mrs. Elizabeth Goode, widow, in the 7otit year of her ;JO'
—.O
London, England, 1810-09-19

which the English make. them feel at present,
nad admitted them to the honour of fighting, at,
side in his great comEtalgtw'

The horrors committed by the English are de-!
Ilorablej- they cut down. the corn, destroy
3ouses,land make a desert Of that' unfinisimate
country vhich 'they were invited` to defend: 'Trey
thus violate the law ot, nation and of war. This
nation is accustomed to'resPect nothing' Its 'interest
tor the 'Moment-is-its only law.. •
" It is the division of Loi,on, of the cilrps'of the
,Duke of ElC'hingen, which has carritll on the
siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, • and Mmeida.
,The
two other - divisions of that corps,
,A he three,
diviSions of 'the second corps; and the liree diii=
signs of the corps of 'the'Duke of `Abrapies, have
not yet fired a musquet. The Duke of Ahratites
is *at Ledestna ; General .itegnier, cointnanding the
2d corps, is at Zarza Mayor. " Tlie:sbidleis are in
good health, the army is:well provisiOned,:'and bUrn-
ng with desite to teach the English- tharks inch we
have already taught the diviSion of Ciaufurd: The
Emperor may rely on the bravery and dispositions.
of the armyi as well as' on my zeal andrespeaful
devotion. .

" I have the honour, &à. •
(Signed) MAgsEN,A, Marshal,
" Fort Conception, Prince of Essling, CM-nu:ander in
Aug, 28, iSiQ. Chief of the Anny ofPartugal."

COPY OF SUMMONS TO THE ENGLISH GOVERNOR OF
ALMEIDA. •
"Camp before Almetik, Aug. 27, !Sl°.
•
" M. GovEßNon,—The town of Almeida is in
flames;. all my besieging artillery is battering it, and
the English army cEninot come to your relief. Sur-
render, then, to the generosity of the arrnies of his
AlajeSty the Ernperor and King : offer you ho-
nourable terms: To induce you to accept them,
con Sider what tool; place..at Ciudad Rodrigo, the de-
plorable state in which that To .)..n now is, and the
' misfortunes whicli'are reserved for Almeida, if you
prolong an iiseless. defence.
'‘‘ Receive, M. GOvernor,, the assurances of .;my
high cOnsideraticin.,
London, England, 1810-09-19

THEATRE ROYAL, LYCEUM.

THE PUBLIC are r6siy?ctikilly inf9rnied, tha
this Theatre will be OPENED TO-MORROW
.Thursciay, Sept. 20, iSio, when His Majest'y's Servants wil
perform the Com.:dy ,of

.THE HYPOCRITE.
Sir NMI Lambert, Mr. POWELL;
Darnley, Mr. HOLLAND;
Charlotte, Mrs. EDWIN.
To which will be added, the Farce of
THE MAYOR OF GARRATT.
SIC Jacob play, Mr. I'ENLEY ;
Major Sturgeon, Mr. DO WTON
Jerry Sneak, Mr, RUSSELL ;
Mrs. Sneak, Miss MELLON.

On Saturday the Comedy of the Soldier's Daughter; with
the Farce of Honest 't hie ves .

MAILS.
-•
ARR IV ED—I Dublin. DU Cahlil, I'LlSbbil, 2 Wa.
. terford. .

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY At TWELVE O'CLOCK.
'Consols - 65 64. i Ornnium 7 87i

•II E 6 U, N.

SOLEM QUIS UICIRE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

L 0 IV D 0 IV,

WEDNESDAY, SEPTE6IBER 19, 1810.
London, England, 1810-09-19

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1810.

'ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED.
This Day was published, .crice 4s. 6d.
Illu'grated by numerous large Plates, on a new plan;
THE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or,
A. a Popular Explanation of the Wonders of the Hea-
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meanest capacity. • •
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PWTW•ILLIA'Ci*-OFFICE,

Sept. 18, 1810.
"THE COMILS,S7O2VERSforVICTUALLING
-a- His MA JP:ST.I"s NA Y do beret:), give Notice,
That. nn Fridqy, the 28th instant, they will be ready to re•
(Wye Tenders, in writing ( sealed up), and treat for the Supply
(on separate Contracts) of what VRESI-1 BE and VEGE-
TABLES, msy be demanded for the service Of His. Majeqy's
Ships and Vessels at Hoseley, Bay, near Harwich, from the Ist of
Oct,ber next, to the t 3th of March," 18u, boils days inclusive.
To be paid or by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after
date.."

2 he. Conditions of the Contras may be seen at the Secretary's
!dice, at this Office, or by applying to the Collector of his Ma-
jettY',g; Cusionts, at the Port of Harwich.
N' regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shalt
be inserted in words at, length, or that shall ;not he de-
livered io the Board before One o'Caock' on the said F•idaji, the
• •
28th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or
some Pe! son on his behalf, attends, to inswet ~when called for,

PicTUALLI.AG-OFFICE,
' • Sept.. 18, ISIO.'.
THE COMMISSIONERS for'' VICTUALLING
jL• HIS MA yESTY'4.N/IPY do hereby give Notice; That on
Tuesday, the, 2J of October next, they will be ready,doreeeive Ten-
ders-'in evriting-(sealed up), and treat 'for the faking away and
,re-Mantfaciuring into NEW IRON HOOPS, the •whcii. of
the I,).AM AG El) IRON HOOPS, ('whether sound, broken, or
bent, or in pitces)-that may from time to'time arise, orbe delivered
into his Majesty's' Fiaualling Stores •at DePtfird ; and -also
for the Supply of such luantities of NEW VAT, BUTT,
STOUT PLATE, and PLATE I,RON, HOOPS,
(to be Manufaaured from the best British Iron) as may .be. fur-
-ther required Jar the Service of his -Majesty's PiClueding De-
partmed, during the space of Twelve Months, from the date of.
the Cot;tract ; to he delivered from time to time' as demanded; into •
Stores beloie mentioned, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with
Interest, Windy days after date. •
-
The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen at. the Secretary's
Office. •
No regard will .be bad to any Tender in which the Price rid!
not be inserted in words at length, or- that shed! not be delivered
to the Board before One- o'Clock on the' said Tuesday, thi.id
•of October next, nor unless the Berson: ?Lb., makes-the Ten.'
der, or some Person on' his Lehalfssattends, to answer when called-
London, England, 1810-09-19

SCW'E.

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Companies of the City of London.
3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be Lund in
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4. Logarithms applied to Calculations of Annuities, Corn-
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A SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC,
LA. applicable to the present Stake of Trade and Money
Transactions ; illustrated by 'numerous li,xamples under each
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This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint
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London, England, 1810-12-31

ill R IE D;

On M.:lmlay last; at Arnersharn. the. Rev. losepir Heath,
M A.. ot natchet, 'to Miss Marshall, of A inersh:un.
" Che same day, at 'St George's Church, lianover-squarei
-Mr. • Rowe, of Fleet-street, to Miss E. Keys, of Chat-les-
street, Grosvenor-square.
On -Thursday, George Croker Fox, Esq. of Falmouth.
to Lucy. the daiighfer of Robert Barclay, Esq.-of Berry-
hil I, in the County of Surrey
The-sante day., at Newham, in Suffolk, Nathaniel Mick;c-
thwait, Esq. of Beeston, in Norfolk, to the R.lrt 1-10.4
Charlotte Marianna ilarriet Rous, second daughter of the
Right lion. Lord Roos.

(in the 2.911 t inst. at St. George's, Bloomsbury, Captaill
L. F. Hardyntao, of the Royal Navy, to Charlotte, youngest
daughter of the late John Trave:s, Esq. of Bedford.place.
At Bristol, Mr Richard Biggs, son of the Rev.
of Devizes, to Miss Margaret Williams, second daughter or
Mr. lames Williams, of Bristol.

Lately, Andrew Blake, ESq. of the 3d Royal Lancasltin!
Regiment, to Miss Frances Penelope Henchman, thins
daughter of William Henchman, Esq. of Earl &ham, in lb.
County of Suifidk.
London, England, 1810-12-31

TUMULT AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW

ST. BARTHOLOMEW,' OCT. 22.—The disturbance
which broke out here was occasioned by his Excel-
lency• tile Commander in Chief having tilled Up the
vacancy in a company of militia without consulting
the non-commissioned officers and privates„ who
claimed the nominaan pis their right, and. refused
to' receive the new Captain. After a deliy of two
'dam a peremptory order was issued fur disarmiog
the two militia companies, and the militia of the
interior, Was direCted to repair to the environs of the
town, with field-pieces,' &c. Combined with these
intended coercive measures, the GoVernor mid' his
Major let drop', some threatening expressions,wh:ch
decided the militia companies' as to' the conduCt they
should pursue. At the moinent'eif•tihrng their arms,
the Major made signals•for au alarm to be fired from
'the main Mai' in consequence he' was. put under
Arresti. and • it appearing,' upou an interview with
the Governor, that his confidence. had been- abused,
it was thdnght necessary, for the tranquility of the
colony, to send. the Major 'away ; and ad resumed
their obedience to the Governor's authority.

. .
The codicils to'the late Duke Of CLVEENSBERRY'S
will are'tio less than twenty-five in number, two of
w114:1) 'miry have atte4ting.witnesses so that all the,
rest must be severally substantiated by affidavits,
proving them to be in the hand-writing of his
Grace.

'A donation of 2501. was a short time since en,
closed in a letter to Mr. PERCEIAL, to be applied on
account of the Property-Tax.
Saturday morning, about 6 o'clock, a Gentleman,
.who is a merchant in the City, gained admittance
into Carlton House, on the pretence-that.he had an
importantlmessage to deliver to the Prince of Wales
from the Queen ; he added, that he, had c,,me ex-
press from Windsor, , The stranger was ushered up
stairs by the night porter, to the
,Page's room, who,
.on seeing
.him, asked his business. The stranger
.wade a low bow to.the Page, and asked hint it he
was the Heir Apparent ? . The Page, perceiving a
wildness. in the Gentleman's eyes, (atter assuring
him that he was not the PrinCe of Wales, but would
comdua, halm thither) took him \by the hand, and.
politely led him down to the great hall, and from
thttnce into the court-yard, and shut the door against
him. There he made great noise, calling upon the
Prince of Wales to place him in. Parliament, aid then
.he would reform the Counrry. With the assistance
of the watchmen he was conveyed into the street,
and shortly atter Sayers, the Officer `the Police,-
dvlivered him over to the custody of his friends,
who, of course, took the 'necessary care of the un-
happy Gentleman.
London, England, 1810-12-31

SALES, &c.

BATH.
TO.BE DISPOSED OF,
A .Well Establishr:d and Improviiig Business in the
CA B 1 N ET mid BATH %%MEE I. Cei A I R. LINE.-

The House and Shop stand it) a Gen tta I situation, being
No. $, Kingston 13 nittlings, near the Pump-room
The Stock in Trade and Household Furniture to he Liketi
at a lair valuation ; the Proprietor,' P. Woodward has nu-
tnerous and exce!lent connettiolls.; semi i great
chairs to London awl its vicinity,' and to all parts of Eng-
land, Scotland, Ireland, and kVcst Indies.
'The sole reason of declining business is ill health. Let- ,
ten (post paid ).will be duty attended to.

COVENTRY CANAL. SHARES.
TO.J3E SOLD hy PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• • By Mr. SCOTT;
ITWCYSHARES in this established improving
.JL CON CLRN,, connedling the Grand Trunk, with the'
Oxford and Grand juntliln Canals, the Dividends have re- •
gularly advanced to aerate of ;2L • per share dear per
rium ; which, by the recent
.arranwiLents, and prosperous:
state of the Navigation, are expected to increase tonsider.,
ably.
Apply to Mr. Scott; 25., New Bridge-street, London. • ,

-CANAL PROPERTY, COVENT-GARDEN THEA-
TRE, AN!) HOPE ASSURANCE SHARES.
TO E SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday the 4th coL January, at 'Twelve o'Clock, at. the •
Mart,
'TWO new SHARES ,of 0.001. etch in'the CO-
VENT-GARDEN I'HEATRE, entitling the, Pos-
aest;or to an Annuity of 251. clear of the Property Tar for
eighty-four years, with an annual:transferable Free Admis-
sion.
THAMES and MEDWAY, CROYDGN, ELLES.
MERE, STRATFORD-UPON-AVON CANAL NEW
SHARES, and HOPE ASSURANCE SHARES.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel,.Piceadilly; at the Mart ;
and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street.
London, England, 1810-12-31

DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC

IS tar superior to all of her external Applications in
the Care of Sprains, Bruises, Rtieurnatisms, Eire. as also
in Cramps or Numbness, and in promoting Circulation i►i
the i.imt►s when in a paralytic state. It is the.bcst Remedy
for Clrilbtaius, if dissolved in a spoon, and applied warm, or
with a picket -of lint well moistened with it, anct.tiecl on the
part affeeted. tt is l►kewise of admirable service in the Ac.
tide:its and local Complaints to which Horses are subjed.
Sold only by F. Newbcry and Sons, N0....15, St. Paul's-
Chtfrch-yard (tour doors lro►n the Corner of .Cheapside),
London, price as. 6d. a Bottle, duty included ; but none arc
genuine but those.which have the words ••• F. Newbery, No.
45, St. Paul's," engraved in the Stamp Also, by their ap-
pointment, by l3acon and Co. Oxford.stritct ; Hawkins,
Old Bond-street ; Hayward, Piccadilly ;
.411 d Co.
Cockspur.strect ; harry, Westm►nster ; 1v ard, Hoiborn ;
Mauls, Ludgate.strert; Randall, Royal Exciialige'; Inc
Clarke, Borough.

'. ~ ~~;:
London, England, 1810-12-31

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,

Dee. 21, Iglo.
HE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS or HIS MA-
- Y ESTY's ORDNANCE do :hereby give Notice, that
Proposal: will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or
before Wednesdy, the. 2d dqy,of Janna,y next, front all Per.
.sont who way be willing to undertake the Supply of the
mentioned quantities and descriptions of ENGLISH TIMBER,
for Service of the Royal Carriage Department, at Hindwieb,
viz.

Six Hundred Loads of Hewed Elm Timber, no Tree un-
der Eighty Feet.

Two ilundred -Loads of Oak, each Stick to contain SeventY
Feet.

One half ol the lmantity specified to be delivered at "Kolwich
by the s t 3/ day t/ Iklarch, and the rem.iladir by the 30th day of
Jw:e, and.paymon to be made by monthly Cettifirates
witbiq Three Months alter the receipt of those Vouchers, in the
Ogee of the Homou;alle Surveyor-General at the Tower. The
Prspovals must be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in Pall.
Mall afoiesaid, for n, smaller proportion than One ~died
Lowly, sealed up' and indorsed, '' Proposals for EQglish Tim-
ber ;" but no Tender can be admitted-after Twelve o'Cock at
Noon of the sd yanuary next ; neither will any Tender be
noticed for len !ha,: One fiundred Loads, or without :be attend-
ance of the Party maki4g it, or an Agent in his behalf.

ity.drd,'r of zl.)e Board,
R. H. CREW, .S'ecier

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and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of
Royalty itself.
Sold; wholesale and retail, at Mr Huth r's. No. 4, Cheap_
side, corner of Paternoster- row ; Smith, Murray, amid k 4e.
burn, Edinburgh ; Newbury, Dublin ; Trewinan,F xeter ;
Cock worthy, and lloxlaniL Plymouth ;,
and Greg .
son, Liverpool ; Stains and
,Lynch, Manchester ; Peck and
Ross, Hull ; Crurtivell, natii Pottsea ; and retail
by most Country Medicine Ventletsdndt'ctfunx:rs,in BOACi
at 2S. 9d. each.

Of whom may he had,
BUTLER'S AROMA 11-C I'Ii.L.TORAL LOZENGES
for Coughs,, Colds, :1st:1;04s, aIIIJ JUIC Throats, price
Is. rid. per Box.
London, England, 1810-10-03

LOWE'S PATENT lIIIITTSti SHIRTING CLOTH.
THE Texture being comps iced partly of lingli,l)
h lax renders it equal in durability and appearance to
Linen. did about Halt the Price.
Sold Wholesale arid by the Piece, No. i 54, Cheapside, and
1-larding. Howell, and Co Pall-Mall.
CZ' The Sale of this British Fabric being now in the third
year. Purchasers in general are most respectfully informed,
that it any has proved inferior, either in diirability or wash.
ing, to the best Ins!' Linen, satisfactory compensation will
be 'nide.