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London, England, 1819-10-26

MOST MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT:

MoNtaPAL, SePT. 8, 1819.—A most melan-
choly accideirt. has prevented thi re.A-irt t f otir
American Papers. The steam•boat has
been almost totally destroyed by fire oti Like
C*;-iniplain. The folloWing particulars may be.
re::d on, as communicated to us by one of the
craw Sunday last, about ten minutes past
two A. while tue vtistel was abreast of Stave
wit.d blowing 1),B-d, one of the hands on.
(led; went below to the kitchen to get something.
to.c,m, when he perceived smoke issuing through.
the .partitions which (beide. it from the pantry.
Bursting open the door, lie was driven kick by a.
volume of 11.8-he. All on board were immediately
alarmed ; the two boats lowered, and 27 passen.,
gees safely landed on Providence Island, disiant
about three miles. They then returned and pick-,
ed up the remainder, Who, forced by the proerqss
of the fir,.. hatl thrown themselves Intel the water
on whatever they could find to support them ;
with the exception of the followine persons, wins
were drowned, viz.: Mr. Alarming, pilot ; Mrs.
\%'il-on, boat-maid ; harry Blush, sailor ; An-
drew Harrison, cook ; Stephen kellis, pastry,.
Cook ; and a lad of about 15 years old.
When the accident was fiTit di,covered, the
.tuagrer endeavoured to run the Steam-Boat on.
Stave Island, distant about three-fourths rs
mile, but one of (what our informant calk) the
phinger•sttaps being consumed, and its fellow.
continuing to work, the boat veered round °nil
would nut obey her helm. Much is said concern-
ing the sang froid of one Judge who seeing.
the boars' push 44, la.hed roinselt to a bench,
(flaying previonly the,,ied himself with much
deliberation) threw himselt into the water-a-lay
so quiet on his r.tft, that rue bor.s crew supposed
hint pleat!—and when picked up, declat ed with,
great nonchalance, that he hall no doubt he should
hare lotted for a couple of hours.
We have omitted to mention, that most of the
passengers being in bed at the moment of alarm,
escaped in a state of semi-nudity. The Steam-
boat drifted on Colchester beet, where she burned
to the water's edge, and now lies.

It is expected ;hat her machinery will
Nlr.Sherman, the master, is said to have exliihi!A
a presence of mind very rarely possessed on soca
a trying occasion.
London, England, 1819-10-26

Member of the Council in rotation, bad did, 'lt
the age "f sixty, having held that situation for
many years.—For further news from this Col"P
it.,e refer to our Extracts in another column.

EARL FLTZWILLIAM. e expected some pc
count of the manner in which the removal of

Nobleman had been received in Yorkshire, in

Yorkshire Gazette of Seurday laic, which we re•
ceired this morning ; but from its silence we infer
that the news had not reached the Editor. gs

relates, however, the following fact, which serve'
to shew what sort of a Meeting it was to Which
the Earl gave the sanction of his personal attella'
London, England, 1819-10-26

IN 'TER 11.

MIDDLESEX. LONDON,
rri day .Nur. P 2 I Monday Nov. 15

.' ,i ILI I uay
Friday 26 Saturday 27
AFTER TN.RM.

Tuesday Nov. 30: li'edt►esday. Dec. 7.

Such has been the success attending the TAL-
I ItoT Steam Pocket, between Holyhead and Dub;
lin, that the en( erprising oprietors !.are another
Vessel, on even a superior scale, in a coot lerable
state of forwardness for the b,siness ; and, it
cannot be donhp‘d that Government twist soon
see the propr:e!y.ot employing these Vessels to
carry the Mail between the t countries.
A superb hydrangea, in the pleasure,grounds
of the Earl of ASHBURNUAM, of the most rare
and delicate variety, heels tloNers of a bright
lilac colour; of .these it produced the sorpsising
number of 680 distinct heads. It was 110 fens than
four feet and a half in height, and 24 feet. in cir-
cumference; 11011 S1(1100/4;1 of lids emarkable
size, the luxuriance of its elegant bloom was so
great, all -Conipictely to COVPV it.
We are requested to publish, for the inform 2.
lion of English travellers, the following account
of the tre,fi-ment an Englishman experienced some
days since, at the Bureau of the Don Ines in
Bellegarde, upon his way front Geneva to Lyons.
Ile entered the Bureau to declare a musical box,
having another ;n his pocket, which it was un-
derstood he might tarty with him Wiihnot pay-
tog du: y. Being asked if he had another box,
lie declared it immediately, and explained his rea-
sons for fiat having done to as first l'he derors of
:he Bureau were immediately closed, and one
of the " Sous-Ofticiets" directly commenced a
most indecent examitta!ion of every part of his
which was resumed 11t the same manner
shortly afterwards by another officer. The carriage
was then taken to pieces, holes bored in every
direction, and every article in the franks'examined.
Dui in;' this scene the windows of the Bureau were
beset by the people of the village, who enjoyed
the cruel sport. Afret bring detained from JO A.M.
to80.1:11/C k yet night.thearrivalathe Principal tattle
Bureau clo,4{lthe affair by fireboxes being returned,
and the 'Gentleman was permitted to contitnie his
journey atitr a few words or apology. It is to
hoped that Government' will take the necessary
steps for preventing a repetition of so -scaridalons
and disgraceful a scene,—(Gulignan Messenger )
On Flidav night, as one of the heavy Dover
coaches teas going down Gravel-hill, ti.e skid,
which had been applied to the wheel, flew off, and
the coach was overturned. Robert Carden, the
guard, was so much hurt that no hope is enter-
tai.ed of his recovery. Among the passengers
ads Admiral Sir Robert Farrow, who, with the
rest, escaped without any material injury.
London, England, 1819-10-26

cusToNi s' LIST.

Evil:red hewar;l3, Oct()6er Clancarty, Gibbs, Rot-
terdam ; John Baker, Anlaby, Naples; Speedwell, Godfrey,
Waterford ; Hannah, Tomos, Quebec; Jane, Perrinian, :11a-
laga ; Elizabeth , MMadgin, Petersburg:li ; Mon t tnorence,
Quebec; Kiug George, Kemp, South Seas; Crown, Luck ly,
Petersburgh ; Free Briton, Peart, Petersburch ; Glasgow
Packet, Pitts, Malaga; Venus, Roberts, Waterford ; Speen-
lant, Barr, Memel ; Triton, Walker, Ortega ; Amy, Blooin
field, New York ; Betsey, Conyers, Berbict; ; Waterloo, Lord,
Bombay; Ophelia, -, Charente.

En:creel Outwards, October s.—Robert, Wright, St. Se-
bastians ; Grasshopper, Arnett, Richard, Hay,
Dublin; Hibernia, Masser, Hawburgh ; Coriolanus, Drew,
St. Kitt's ; Neptune, Hugton, Dublin ; Enterprise, Blair, Ja-

maica.

Cleared Outwards, OctoW2s.—Bctinda, Roberts, Cork ;
Good Intent, Knight, Amsterdam; Nelson, Auderion,
ter,bnegb ; °alter, Alderson, St. Vincent's; Elisabeth, Ro-
gers, A.ntwerp; Transit, Hillier, Napies.

Ltw.-,-The Judges of the Court of K;ng's
Bench sat yesterday, st,Setieattt's Inn Hall, for
the purpose of hearing arguments in special cases
and demurrers ; but none of the cases divosed of
were of general in'erest.

!.ittings.appointed to be held in gitlillesex gtnd London,
beNre, the )11glit Ilan. Sir C. AnairrT, Lord Cbief
Justice of t 'tie' Court of King's Bench, in and after Nlichael--
nias, 019
London, England, 1819-10-26

NEWB,

IlattVvictr, OnT. 23.--;,,Arrived the brig tyg.•
nos, of Sunderfivid, in charge cf a vessel; thdrite(l
on the stew Integrity " of,l ps with, laden 'kith
c0a19., fallen in with on Saturday last off the
Humber, without any crew or other person on
board.
NORTH SttiELbs, Oar. 24.-the Ccitinieree,
WAUGII, with coals for Cromarty, in coining
back to this hat hour yesterday, got iipOn the
Herd Sand ; the crew were saved with difficulty
by the life-boat ; the materials will be saved, but
the vessel will be a cOmplwe Wreck.

POITSMoUTII , ()C f. 25.---6 Arrived his Majesty's
ship Liffey from the Doti us.

MARGATE, OCT. 24.—=The equinoSial gales,
which prevailed lately with- uncorumon fury, have
produced a premature scenery of bare- and 04-
thered branches. On niday last tie tempest in-
c, eased to such a hurricane as has produced the
:Host lamentable consequences. Several small
vessels are lost. A French smuggler (as it is sup-
posed) went to pieces off the Middle Gate,
called East Ness, and the crew, five its num-
ber, were. drowned. A fine brig, from the west of
England, is now on shore under the eastern cliff,
and in contact with it. The greatest apprehensions
were entertained for the safety of the Victory, she
having gone out, during the deceitful calm of the
preceding niht, into the bay. The yacht, about
seven o'clotit, broke from her anchors, and
drifted upon the Nayland rock. By prompt as-
sistance from the Adtn;ralty boat, she was pre-
served from impending distraction.
London, England, 1819-09-04

POETRY.

A T U L L U S, No. XXV.

Cilarde Thalle, mollior canicali cairn°,
Yet aiirseris mcdullula—vel

THALLUS, effeminate, of softer skin
Than fur of s abhit, or than stripling's chin;
Softer than cy;;;nets' down—than CELIA's
Than spider's web, or than the ear's soft
tip-
But host a temper furious as the-gale
Which in the tempest rends the napping sail.
My cloak, my clothes, my ring's, which as thy own;
'rho' all were stolen from me, I'm told thou'st sheivri.
Loose from'thy sticky finge.rs--'—give them ally_
Or o'er thy velvet bitch my w:44) shall falt--
Shall Make thy tender sides and haunches bleed,
An I in red strip.es write Thief, as all may read;
Whilst thou in.rain shall stamp, and roar; and pun,
As -rages round flit stake the baited bull.
London, England, 1819-09-04

PUBLIC 'IEIz.TING AT PAISLEY.

A Meeting of the Inhabitants of Paisley-and its
vicinity has bred c-alled by Public Adeertisernent,
to express rhea sentiments- on the late proceed-
ings-at7Manchestcr. It -IvaF, to take place this day
on Meikie Riggs Moor, at three o'clock in the
afternoon.

TROWBRIDGE, SUPT. e.

For several days a rumour had been current in
this neighbourhood that there was to be a Meet-
ing to. ay Trowle-eonimon, Placards to that
effeci were posted about the town, stating thi“
the Meetii,g woold he held this day; at 10 o'clock,
to petition the Prince Regent to unite with the
People for the attainment of a Reform of Parlia-
ment. By eleven o'clock there were ne.frly ten
thousand persons assembled ; but no Orator or
Committee of Management. was in attendance.—
After waiting an hour, Mi. R. Marshnsan came
forward and addressed the people. He said
he knew nothing-of those who had convened the
Meeting; but he felt it his dory to guard his
countrymen against any dangers to which they.
might, unwittingly expose themselves, He had
consulted several respectable Attfirnies, and they
had all declared that in their opinion the Meeting'
was illegally coneened: He thought it would be
advisable therefore to dissolve the Meeting, as he
felt confident they did not wish to do any thing
contrary to the laws.—(Applause.)—Mr. Marsh-
man pledged himself that there should be a rept...
lar Meeting legally convened 'within a short pe-
riod, and that some respectable Reformist:should
he requested to t..he the Chair. He named Sir
F. Burdett-and Hobhotise-as proper for such
art office, especially as they were -Ali freeholders
of the county, and the latter Gentleman an inha-
bitant of the neighbouring town of Bradford.—
The Meeting then di`petsed in the most order-
ly manner. A subscription has been begun in
this town for the Manchester Sufferers.
London, England, 1819-09-04

INTENDED MEETING AT PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT.2.-At a Meeting of Friends
to Liberty and Radical Reform, held at the Black
Horse Inn, St. Mary-street, yesterday evening,
I;leniamin Marshall,. Esq. in. the Chair, it- was
proposed by Mr. William Parnell, and seconded,
by Mr. James Forth----
" That a Requisition be presented to the Mayor
and Alagistrates, to convene a Public Meeting of
the Inhabitants of the Island (Portsca), to take
into consideration the late violent proceedings at
Manchester, and to adopt such measures as may
tend to obtain a Reform in the Commons House
of Parliament."

The Resolution being read, was unanimously
carried, after eome•remarks in favour-o1 the n►ea-
sure hv.r. Joh►► \Vigg, Mr. Richard Gudge, and
several other Gentlemen, known to be zealous in
the cause of [ictorn►. A Committee was then ap-
pointed, with Mr. James Hobbs as Secretary,- to
draw up the Requisition ; which being done, was
immediately signed by the persons present, and
subsequently by others, to the number of 273 per-
sons.

" REQUISITION.

" To the Mayor and .Magistrates of the Borough of Ports-

Inc tit h.

" We, the undesigned Inhabitants of the Do-
rougl► of Portsmouth and Island of Portico, beg
leave to rcquest you will call an early Meeting of
the, Inhabitants within your jurisdiction, to rake
into consideration the propriety of addressing the
Throne and the Nation on the late violent pro-
ceedings at Manchester, and the adoption of such
means as may tend to obtain a Reform in the Cour7
mons House of Parliament."
Mere follow the Signatures.]

This day the Chairman, with Messrs. Parnell,
Fowl, Wigg, Hobbs, and others, waited on the
Magistrates, who declined convening a Meeting
agreeably to the Requisition ; in consequence of
which the parties have determined to meet on
Monday next, and have publiphed hand-bills to the
Public) which have been very freely circulated,
containing a ropy of the above Requisition., with
the following addition :
London, England, 1819-09-04

ItEGIsTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE CuAxoEs.j-The Dulie and Duches; of ned-
ford, from Hamilton-place, for Paris ; Lord John Russell, fur
Pari.s, on hiS way to Italy ; Generdl Long, from a tour, to
town; Countess of Bridgwater, from Buxton, in Derbyshire,
for Earl IlrownloW's seat, Beltoti-House, near Grantham, in
Lincolnshire; and Lady Blount, for Malley-Hall, near Not.-

tester.

linm A KRIVAL9, SE'rr. S.—Lord Amherst, Lord Westmore-
land, Count DudlA Marchioness of C;lanricarde, Hun. Mrs.
Murray, Hon. Mr. H. Talbot, Admiral Sir J. Coffin, Sir J.
Cok, Sir C. M. Pole, Sir J. Yorke, Dr. and Mrs. Stone, Ma
jor and Mis. Ditcher, Captain Anderson, Captain Uriliam,
Captain Vaughan, Captain Yates, &c. &c.
London, England, 1819-09-04

CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

" The Mayor and Magistrates having refused
to comply with the above Requisition, the Par-
ties who have .aubscribe&to it hereby request,

that a Public Meeting Of the Inhabitants may be
held on Monday, the September, instant.—
Chair to he taken 'at 12 o'clock.

N. B. It -is supposed that William Craven, Esq.
will take the Chair.—The Meeting will be held
in the extensive- Field adjoining iiamburgli-

senate.''
London, England, 1819-09-04

The public mid is stlii anxiously fixetl on
our Duke ; and as the fear of Congress is -still be-
fore the ryes of the French, they were not a little
rejoiced to find he was not gone to Waraaw.—
Should, however, any thing be brewing in Rus-
sia against the Ex-Serjeant BERNADOTTE you
will no! ask me to be sorry ? I have some hope
of ALEXANDER.-You shall hear from me again
shortly.
London, England, 1819-01-07

P 0

VERSES,
On seeitii, Miss StertiOts perform in tilt. Nestry Theatre:

" Sing on ; plcatant is thy voice."

There was a radiance in her eye

That kindled up the bosom's fire;
Such magic beam—,so bright a dye,
• Ne'er threw a light on Poet's lyre.
The Graces led her by the hand, •
London, England, 1819-01-07

NORWICH UNION SOCIETY, for the IN-
SURANCE of LIVES and SURVIVORSHIPS, grant-
ing ANNUITIES,: and ENDOWMENT of CHILDREN.
EstahlisJied ISos.
po. le, WATERLOO-PLACE, ; and Rl, =CHIN-
LANE, Combat.

PATRONS.
The Most Noble the Duke of Somerset,
The Most Noble the Duke of Beaufott,
The Most Noble the Duke of Argyll,
The Right Honourable the tart of Craven,
The Right Honourable the' Earl of Roseberry,
The Right Honourable Lord Saltoun.

TRUSTEES.
Sir John Wrottesley, Bart. Wrottesley-Hall;
Sir George Pigot, Bart. Patsball ;
William Bedford, Esq. Birmingham ;
William Hamper, Esq. Birmingham ;
Edward Weninan Martin, Esq. Exiling Lodge, Suffolk;
Ralph Caldwell, Esq. Hilbrowe, Norfolk.
Walter Fawkes, Esq. Farnley Hall, Yorkshire,
&c. &e. &c.

This Society effects Insurances at nearly Ten per Cent. be-
low the usual Rates, and all the_benefit of the surplus premium
is enjoyed by the Members, who have Bonuses declared at
stated periods, upon the sums they originally insured for.—
The present Capital of the Society exceeds 250,0001.—A
Bonus of 20 per Cent. on the Premiums paid has been de-
clared upon all Policies granted prior to June, 1815.

Persons in or near London, on whose Lives Insurances are
proposed, must appear before the London Committee, who
will sit weekly at the Office in ‘Vaterloo-place.

Fire Insurances may be effected with the Norwich Union
Society at either of the above places, on approved risks,
not being situated in the bounds of the City and Liberties of
London, or the several other places within Co: Weekly Bills
of Mortality.
_ Agents for the Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance So-
cieties are appoi►►ted at every principal Town in the Kingdom.

Pro LET, At the West End .of the Town,
..It.• near the Part, APARTMENTS ELEGANTLY FUR-
NrSHED ; consisi ug of Drawing, Sleeping, and Dressing
Rooms. The Family is respectable and small ; would wish to
Let them to aGentieman who does not dine at Home ; or,
if :-,!siding in the Country, .should have no objection to Let
the ai for a. Term cf Years, occasionally to come to.
Fur particulars-apply at 51, arecit4trect, Grosvenor-
square.

PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published,

PHE SECOND NUMBER of the QUAR-
TERLY MUSICAL MAGAZINE and REVIEW: .

CONTENTS.

On the Minor Key—Elements of Vocal Science—The ?Ede-
phone—Concert Pitch—Royal Patronage of Music, with a Fac
Simile of a Concert Bill in the Hand-writing of the King—
M nsical Biography of Billington—Mara, Billington, and Ca-
talani—The Operas of H. R. Bishop—Novello's Motetto—
National Melodies—Paces Agnese—The King's Theatre—
And the Seventh Number of Irish Melodies.

• Sold by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London ; Barks and
Kiunebrook, Norwich ; and all Booksellers.
•
London, England, 1819-01-07

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of 'King George
the First.

December, Istk
PERSONS, whose annual Vremiums fall clue
on the 25th instant, are hereby infornyd, that Receipts
are now ready to be delivered at time Company's Offices, over
the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as weklas.by.their re-
spective Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties as-
sured are requested to apply for the Renewal of-their Poli-
cies on or before the 9th January next, as the usual Fils
teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each.Pdt
licy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FINNING, jun. Secretary.
*** Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for
the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchaudizes, and
Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, from Loss
.or Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and
granting Annuities on, Lives.
N.P. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expence to the As-
sured, where the Attnual Premium ;tumulus to 6s. or tilt-
wards.
London, England, 1819-01-07

THE LOTTER Y,

Uand J. SIVEWRIGHT have now on sale
• at 37, Cornhill, 141, Oxford Street, 38, Haymarket,
11, Holborn, warranted Undrawn Tickets and Shares fur the
LAST DAY OF PRAWING, NEXT TUESDAY, when the
following Capitals Must all be drawn.
Prizes of 1.30,000
1 1 .5,000
4 of L.. 5000 and - .1,090
4 L.900
Besides the full Proportion of the interior Prizes of 1001.

• 501., &c. &c.
J. and J. S. sold No. 15,760, the last 30,5001. !

NEXT TUESDAY all MUST be DRAWN'.
RICH WHEEL.
ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
• 2
1
4' E 500 and
4
Besides the full proportion of the inferior Prizes of L.lOO,
L. 50, &e. &G.
The whole of ihe above must be drawn •
IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY.
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn,.are Selling at all
the Offices.
London, England, 1819-01-07

FINANCE.

THE LAST QUARTER'S REVENUE.

CUSTOMS.—It appears, upon the cOmparatiVe view of the
Customs' Revenue for the two corresponding Quarters, that
there has been a less receipt in the Quarter just expired, than
in the corresponding Quarter last year; but that Quarter
was swelled by an anticipated payment upon sugar duties to
the amount of about 700,0001., which Would otherwise not
have been paid till the next or following Quarter. Deduct-
ing therefore this sum from the Quarter ended sth January
1818, the receipt of the Quarter ended on Tuesday will ex-
ceed that of the corresponding Quarter. •
ExctsE.—The increase in the Quarter just expired beyond
the corresponding Quarter, is 738,3681.

STAMPS.—Under this head there is a decrease, but to a
very trifling amount, about 36,0001:
POST•OFFICE.--ff he receipt of the cwo Quarters is_exactly

the same.

ASSESSED TAXES.—There is an increase of 43,7611. beyond

the correspondi:ig Quarter.

LAND T...XE5..--AD increase of 54,7621. beyond the Quarter

last year

;4ISCELLANEOUS.—Under this head there is a difference of

above 120,900!. favour of the corresponding quarter last
year; but this is to be attributed to a large re-paymeit of

Imptest Money.

The whole quarter represents an excess of 126,9971. be-
yond the Revenue of the corresponding quarter last year,which
was deemed a very productive one, and which, if we reeol- •
lect right, afforded an opportunity fur indulging some predic-

Cons by no means favourable to the quarter just ended.—
How well they have been verified, we_now show.
The income of the Consolidated Fund for the present year
is 1t,130,00a, being about 400,0001. less than the income of.
the corresponding .Quarter last year, because in that Quar-
ter was included a sum of upwards 0f.900,0001., being the
amount of. Sugar Duties paid in anticipation in cansequence
of the increased Duties attaching-upon that article atter the
sth of January 1818; so, that without this addition; there is
an actual, increase, in the Quarter just expired of about
500,0001. beyond the corresponding Quarter last year.
The deficiency upon the Quarter (this being the largest
payment of Dividends), is about-),279,0001., being very con-
siderably less than was anticipated.
London, England, 1819-01-07

DEAL, JAN; G.—Sailed this morning, the whole of the 0/a-
ward-Wu-bd., on their respective voyages..

LlVettrooL, JAN. s.—The Little Ann, Ford, from New-
foundland, is arrived off Oporto, with loss of main-mast and
boats, ehd part of her cargo thrown overboard:
FAi.stOuni, JAN. 4.—Arrived the Swiftsttre Packet, With
mails ; Sailed from Malta 7th, and from Gibraltar the eoi h
of
December.—The Lord Hobart Packet arrived at Gibraltar out
the !EMI, and sailed tor Malta on the 18th December.
PENZANCE, Ja'N. 4.--Several sail in the Oiling last night.
MILFORD HAVgN. 'JAN. 4.—Sailed to-day the Leicester
Packet, Captain Steele, with the Mail and passengers for
Waterford. Am rived the Endeavour, Hodge ; Virgo, Lewis ;
Hope, Mason ; and John and Elizabeth, all. timber laden,
and proceeded for the Dock-yard to discharge their cargoes.
Put in, the goyne, of and for Newcastle, from Quebec ; has
experienced a very long passage, and in Want of provisions
and water. Pot in also, the Sybil, Parish, With timber, fur
Plymouth Dock-yard. "
.

JAN. 5.--Arrived this morning the Sandwich Packet, Capt.
Stupples, With the mail frottYWatrrfut•d ; and the Aukland,
Captain Richards, sails this es-ening 'with • the mail thereto,
upon its arrival lrei-e by the coach from London. • The Wolf
sloop of war is I•eporttd to be co (hued round to take the sta-
tion here as Commodore of the Revenue Cruizers attached
to this and the neighbouring- ports.--Remaits, the Bee,
Richards; Sybil,, Farish; Daigence revenue cutter, and
Buytie, from Quebec for Newcastle—wind-bound.
London, England, 1819-01-07

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Tacitus de Germ. et
Agile - - ss. Gd.
Catullus • - - 4s. 6d.
Ov,id's Metamorphoses 4s: Gd.
Greek Septuagint - 11. ss.

id all the London Booksellers ;
Dublin; Macredie and Co.

,y's Editions of,tpe.above.
London, England, 1819-01-07

M ITARIrRIALS.

By the conclusion of the trials of AgsuTnNoT
and AM8R157113, it appears, that in the cause a
the latter the Court decided that lie should U
shot, but afterl‘nrds considered and revoked the
decision, and ordered that he should receive strives
on his bare ha, k, and be confined, with a brill
and chain, to bard labour for 12 calendar rionthr.
General JAcKsos censured the second, and ap-
proved of the first, and ordered both prisoners to
be executed Without delay.

(From The New York Eveniiig Post of MC.

The trial of CollollodOre TAYLOR, on the charge
of piracy, terminated by his acquittal by the Jury.
A letter on the subject Says, the verdict of the
Jury was received with acclamations, more ho-
nourable to the feelings of u large audience, thaa,
becoming a Court of Justice. Mr. GALLOWAY,
who was in En,:land, and listened to the speeches
of BultKe and CHATHAM, in the time of the Attic..
rican Revolution, declared that he had never bear'
any thing comparable to that of Mr. IttrutY,
support of the contested validity of TAYLoit'i
commission.

Tug GALE AT PHILADBLPFIIA.—The damage
sustained among the shipping, at the wharfs, torl
in the harbour, presented a spectacle seldom wit'
nessed in the port of Philadelphia. Many woo
driven from their moorings, and ran on shore oti
the island opposite the city. In the city and vi-
cinity considerable damage was done, by blowing,
down trees, fences, &c. So severe a g.tle has noc
been experienced here these 20 years.

Extract of a Letter from RicllA ALLEN, Esq., Britiiia
Consul-General and Agent to Lloyd's, at ,Coruaila, datedi

Dec. 19, 1513.

" By advice from Vigo, of the 17th inst., art
Insurgent corvette, counnalli,d by the Well'
known Almeida, bad been cruizing off Eh°
harbour for four days, and captured and stink se"
veral coasting vessels. On the.lsth, sbe took
.51)311100 schoouvr, from. Corunna to Havant-tab,
and armed her ‘vith four guns, and she is noVt

cruiziiig will) her."

A King's Messenger, and also an Anstriaa
'Messenger, arrived this morning with dispatcho

from Vienna.

There is be a Council held by his Royal 'Egli"
!less the PatNes REGENT, at three O'clock this
e
ihry, at Carlton House, to receive the REcoaDsls

r
n Ili

re'
London, England, 1819-01-07

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ADUE Attention to Children's Hitir is of the
greatest importance, both as to utility and elegance.
A more acceptable present to youth of both sexes cannot be
;ranted, than a supply of ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL.
It eradicates the scurf, &c. extremely easy, and renders the
hair firm—increases its growth—renderi it soft, - curly, and
glossy; in short, produces a beautiful head of Hair. Price
:is. 6d. 108.6 d. and one guinea per bottle, with a Treatise
enclosed.

Sold wholesale and retail bythe sole Proprietors' A. ROW-
LAND and SON, No. 1,• Corner of Kirby-street, first turn-
ing on the right, Hatton-garden, Holborn, London ; and, by
appointment, by all Berfumers and Medidine Venders.

*4. CAUTION.—To avoid Counterfeits, aO,. for ROW-
LAND'S Macassar Oil ; and oldervc that each genuine bottle
is signed on the outside label in red ink, "A. Rowland and
Son." Also Rowland's interesting Essay on the curious
Structure and Preservation of the Human Hair ; Second
Edition, 3s.
London, England, 1819-10-21

the crew.

DGAL, OCT. V.—Sailed the Providence, BUN..
YON, for Holland, and Golconda, EDwARDS, for
the River, with the rest of the out ward•bound on

their respective voyages.

RAMSGATE, OCT. 20.—Arrived the Maria So-
phia, BECKMAN, front Go; ihorgh, with loss of
anchor and cable ; and the Travellci, HoGG,
from Porto Rico tor London, with both her an-
chors broke, and other damage.
The N.N.W. wind of Sunday last occasioned
an influx of sea on the northern coast of Kent, al-
though the tides were neap, equal to that of the
highest spring tides.

WINDSOR, OCT, 20.—Yesierday the Dochess of
GLOUCESTER and the Princess SOPHIA of GLOU-
CESTER arrived at the Castle, nn a visit to the
Princess AUGUSTA. The Duke of GLOUCtioTER.
has left here with a shootinv, parry.
_

Tuesday evening, about eight o'clock, the
Duke of YORK arrived at York house, irons the
Duke of RUTLAND's t;e.,,t at Newmarket.

ROBERT RUSsRLL, Esq. of Exeter, has made au
offer to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of KENT, of his house, at Exmouth, for
their residence during the ensuing winter.
The Haymarket Theatre is, it seems, to be
opened shortly for the winter season, Mr. Moi,ats,
now the sole Proprietor, having obtained a licence
for that purpose. —(Aferning Herald )
An affair of honour took place yesterday morn-
ing at Chalk Farm, between Capt . tl. and Lieut.
W. (both lately returned from Sir GREGOR M'Ges-
ootes expedition), After exhausting their anituu..
uition, a mutual arrangement took place.
On Friday, the Bth inst.. Judah and Joseph So.
loaions, who were convicted at the last one
Assizes of being accessary to a burglary courno in t!
in Silentness, left the Bellerophon hulk, a. d were
hipped on board the Pt i..ce Regent convict ship,
for New South ‘Vales. Their feelings %vete sen;i-
bly affected at leaving !heir native country, parti-
culatly Judah, who had long resided at Sheerness.
On Thursday last, the ern mony of divorcement,
according to the Jewish custom, took place
the Fountain Inn, Sheerness, between Joseph So-
lomon.and was performed by the High
Priest and Chief who arrived for the
purpose, in a coach, and four. The busharid was
permitted to come on shore, tinder an escort, and
in irons ; and, after the ceremony, he returivd
on board, to suffer that expatriation his guilt has
brought upon _ _

MELANCHOLY EFFECTS OF HEMLOCK —A few
days ago, a female residing at Rosebank, Edin-
burgh, drank a decoction of hemlock leaves, for
the purpose of killing worms. Unfortunately ihe
quantity taken pioved fatal, and a family of three
young children, is left to lament the impru-
dent use of a dangerous antidote, the more to be
regretted, as safe medicines can easily be obtained.

P
London, England, 1819-10-21

SPORTING INTELLIULNCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1819.
WEDNESDAY, OCT 20.
(Second Year.)—Renewal of the October Oatland Stakes,
B.M. a Subscription of 30gs each, lOgs ft. if declared by
One o'clock on Tuesday; to be run for by horses of all
ages, two-yr-olds excepted.
The First Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 30gs coal. B.M
Mr. Rush's Romp, 4 yrs, Sat. alb.
Mr. Wyndham's Skim, 6 yrs, 9st. 21b.
Mr. Charlton's Strephon, 4vrs, 7st. 121 b.• - 3
Six started— Judge placed lint three.
2to 1 agst Rump-5 to I apt Skim.
Sweepstakes of 100,gs each. D.M.
Gen. Grosyenor's Blue Stockings, 14A. 61b.
IA Foley's Haruspex, 83t. 31b.
Mr. Payne's c. by Election, 7st. I I lb. •
sto 1 agst Blue Stockings-2 to I agst Haruspex-4 to I agst
Election c.
London, England, 1819-10-21

CHANGES.

The Marquess and Marchioness of Worcester, at Badming-
ton, Gloucestershire, from a tour; Lord Sydney and the
Misses Townsliend, from Frognall, on a visit to Lord and
Lady Mark Kerr, at Holmwood ;. Lord and Lady George Len-
nox, from the Duke of Richmond's seat, to their seat in
•
Sussex.
London, England, 1819-10-21

THE LOTTERY.

arincl J. SIVEWRIGiII', Sole Contrsctors,
have the pleasure of ohtervin,z• that their Scheme on
the New System has received the general approbation of the
Publle, which has' no donht arisen trop► the attractiOd of its
various poiuts,'►nd the great advantage to early Purchasers,
by uniting in 0;le Scheme the Prizes of Two Lotteries, in-
cluding ,to less than
EIGHT OF TWENTY TtTOUSAND!
•t, d the WIVES l' PICZEs al., SIXTEEN POUNDS.—The
Pi...chaiers of the First SAIOO Tickets (those Only now on
hate the Chancy of !ruining the WHOLE of the
40,0d01., and ALL THE 0 ;'HER. CAPITALS.
Two of uo,dool. will be decided in the First Five Minutes,
vn the

NINTH OF NOVEMBER,
When the Lottery begins- Thawing.

J. and S. SIVEWRIGHT hare the pleasure of contratu-
lating their Friends on the cpininned Sacpess at their Offices,
having Sold in the Last Lottery No. 3,710, a Prize of 30,000/.
Tickets and Shares are Selling in great variety at the Con-
tractors' Offices,
37, Cornhill; I 11, Holborn
35, Haymarket; j 141, Oxford Street.
London, England, 1819-10-21

GRAND TROTTING MATCH FOR 200 GUINEAS.

The Bay Mare belonging to Capt. Hughes, which lately
trotted the 15 miles within the hour, was then bacl,•ed to do
eight miles in half an hong, within a month, and yesterday
the undertaking was accomplished, by going the eight miles
out on the Cambridge road. The mare carried eight stone,
and she did the miles within eight seconds of each other, as
follows :

MILLS. MIN. SEC. MILES. MIN. SEC.
1
2
3
4 ----
5 3 .. 44 ' 29..59
This is the greatezt performance ever accomplished since the
days of the Phenomenon and the Matmliester mares. The
mare was distressed ill the last mile, and there was some dis-
pute as to the time, it being so close, but the mare was ad-
judged to have won.
London, England, 1819-10-21

rolt THE SUN.

Mr. EDITOR—Ia peru%ing The Gentleman's
ilingazine for 1784, my attention was arrested by
the analogy of a case there recorded, to that of
the unfortunate MIZAGEIER who fired from the
house in which be lived upon the mob, which I
think worth communicating to your Readers,

I am Sir,
Your obedient humble servant,
Oct. 20, 1819.

R. 73.

At the Michaelmas Session for the year 1784,
Joseph Ridout was tried for the murder of Moses
Lazarus, a boy of 13 years of age, whom he killed
on the 7th Oct. by firing a carbine among the people
who surrounded his House. A number of witnesys,
some JeWs, some Christians, were brought to
prove, what the prisoner did not deny, that he was
the person who fired the carbine by which the
boy was killed. Of all the witnesses for the
Crown, two only proved any thing that could
affect the prisoner's line ; one of them swore, that
speaking of the 'approaching festival, when the
Jews were to celeht ate the promulgation of their
Law, he had threatened, that if they proceeded as
they usually had done on the like occasion, 'hp
assemble riotously to throw serpents and crackers',
to the great annoyance of their neighbours,
stead of applying to the Civil Magistrate, he had
fire-arms in his house, and would give the 314 s
the contents of them. The ether ‘‘ittiess swore
to the same effect ; but both bring suspicious
characters, little credit was given to their evi-
dence.

The prisoner in his defence, proved that having
observed the Jews to assemble as usual on the 7th
instant, and that men, not boys, began to throw
serpents, squibs, awl clackers, he applied to the
Civil Magistrate ; that he had assisted the con-
stable of the parish in the execution of t,is duty ;
that he had bees) thrown in the kernel ; that se-
vend men got about him, while otners were drag-
ging him along the kennel by the legs ; that it
was with difficulty he escaped ftot» them with
fife; and that they followed him with groa,s and
hisses to his house, ts Lich they forciti!:: e;tilca-
vowed to enter, thleatenitig at the same time to
put him to death ; that he was grievously hurt
and wounded ; and that likt called to them in.
vain to disperse. These facts were all fuly proved.
Is was the opinion of Lord LouutiaoßouGH,
who tried the pt isoner,
" That if a person assaulted, finds himself in a
" situation in which fr man of firmness would
" have reasonable cause to apprehend the de-
" str,ction of his property, or'the loss of his life,
" and under that apprehension, slays the AggreS"
" sor, the Law will not say that in killit., hint
" he had committed either murder or man-
" slaughter, but that he had killed him in his own
‘, defence."

I-Inving thus explained the Law, his Lordship
left it to the
decision
of the Jury, who immedi-
bitty acquitted him, and he was iustantly bet at
liberty.
London, England, 1819-10-21

AIRIVALS.

The Dowager Duchess of liic•hmond and the Ladies Len-
nox, at their residence in IVaturloo-place. from the Alarquess
of Cornwallis's seat in Suffolk; Captain and Mrs. Armytage,
at Make's Hotel, from a tour; George Latonche, Esq. at the
British Hotel, from Ireland ; Suffield •Brown, Esq. at ditto,
from Ramsgate ; W. Dawson, Esq. and It. Bocard, Esq. at
the Prince of Saxe Cobourg Hotel, from Lisbon ; Earl Tha-
net, at Fenton's Hotel, from Scotland.
London, England, 1819-10-21

I'ULICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
ATTEMPT TO Pi,rsoN.—Yesterday, a young
woman of very deceit' appearance, was brought tiP
by a parish officer for an order of retmoval.
fore she appeared at the Mansiou-liouse site hid
been seized with. strong convulsions, in copse"
quence of an attempt made by herself to take swill
tier life by poison. The officer said be found her
seemingly in the agonies of death, on the si eps ,
a hall-door in Shoieditch, surtounded by a num'
' ber of persons, who had sent for him, that lie
might make some inquiry into her deplorable case'
She was taken by the officer to the watch-bouse°
where sic remained for a considerable tune in 4
dreadful state of torture. Two surgeons immedi'
lately attended her, and soon ascertained that sile
had swallowed poison. A powerful emetic wag ad'
ministered, and a portion of the poison was by that
means taken from her stomach, or death muse
inevitably ensued. This circumstance occurred 00
Saturday, and on Monday the unforunate girl
was able to give an account of hersell. She

stated to the officer that 3be had gained a settle'
meta in a parish in which her father, . who held•
respectable kituation at the East India House, 147
sided, That father, she said, had refused to rend
der her assistance in any way whutever. -She went
into service, and while in that zoodiiion was se'
(limed by what she called a gentleman ; she he"
came pregnant, and was turned upon the worbl
for support, her Seducer having -refitted to all(i.k
her more than five shillings a mouth for her main*
tenance. As soon as she was delisered, he, 1)01',
ever, took the child under his. care'; she applic°
tolter parish for relief, and was taken into-the
house ; but upon refusing to give up the name of
the father of her child, she was sent among Oa
most abandoned wretches to Bridewell fur seven
days, at the expiration of Which - she was turired
into the•streets. She applied afterwards to tlje
ofEcers of her parish, who gave her occasion
a few shillings, and then referred bet to ti e
Committee, -who, they told her, would pot bet
in sonic comfortable way of livelihood. She et%
.
tended the Committee, but persisted in her refusal
to mention the name of her child's father. Vic'
Committee on this account refused to du any thiog
more for her, and ordered the beadle to turn the
applicant into the street. Although site had taller'
a victim to the persuasions of her lover, her moral
princip4e was tar from being "lost, and she pre"
trued death to prostitution. She purchased toot
pennyworth of laudanum at the shop of a (hog.-
gist, and !mule it up into two pills, one of which
she fixed in an apple, and the whershtinixed ill
a little small beer. Upon swallowing the poison,
she sat down upon the steps ot, a hall-door, and
soon felt its powerful operation.—The order (if
retuoval, was made out ,'and the poor deserted out,.
east, upon being conducted into the hall of th 6
Mansion-house, fell into violent convolston9,
which scented to threaten immediate dissohtiou.
London, England, 1819-10-21

DEPARTURES.

Earl Verulaia, to bis seat, Gorhambury; John Francis,Esq.
from Greillon's Hotel, to his seat in Sussex ; Hon. Colonel
Acheson, from Blake's Hotel, to Paris; W. P. Tredway, Esq.,
M.P. to his seat in Sqmersetshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Rawlins,
from the Clarendon Hotel, to their scat in Norfolk.
London, England, 1819-10-21

WESfAIINSTEIt SESSIONS.

This morning these Sessions commenced before
R. Bake'', Esti. Chairman,- a full Bench of Mri-
listrates, the High HAW, &c. On the Grand
'lty being sworn, the Proclamation against Vice,
Immorality, and Vending Blasphemous Books,
&v. tieing read, the Learned Chairman addressen
the 'Grand Jury as follows
41 Gatimustest—l am sorry to acquaint you,
'Lat the Calendar is very heavy, so much so that
) am fearful the whole of your time this day anti
too-morrow will be taken up in finding Bills. I
klfall not, therefore, occupy your time in any
general observations, being certain that your
rxperience will enable you to dispose pro-
Pely of any business that may come before
Gentletnen, I should here stop did I not
Consider it requisite to advert to a topic al-
luded to in the Declaration you have just heard
read, concerning blasphemous publications. If
step should come under your notice, you will give
them due consideration. It has been said that it
is hard to press on the petty shop-keeper, while
the author is allowed to go unpunished ; hut, Gen-
tlemen, this is the only way they can be stopped.
This is the channel through which they- are disse-
Initiated to the poor and unitiformed. You will
therlore, not take that circtonst,ince at all into
consideration, nor suffer yourselve,s to be swayed
by a false humanity; these, be assured, are the
channels by which sedition is spread amongst the
Community. Neither permit yourselves to be
Knided -by any political bias which too many of
Ika are apt to feel. I do not know th3t any of
puhlic actions I have alluded to will come
before you, but should it he so, you will, Gentle-
Itleni I feel certain, discharge your duty con-
leientio,,sly and impartially."
Petit Jury being sworn, several traversers
welt tried, but they were of no public import-
twee.
London, England, 1819-07-05

EYTON, Stock'- Brok,r,Cornbill and bombard..
street.
N EW,LOTTERY. dprrs, sed JULY !
°NIA,. 6050 Tickets! !!`
TWO Grand Prizes of L. 20,000 Sterling Money! ! !
ALL in One Day! ! !
TIIREE following Numbers are sure to be Capital Prizes!! !
TICKETS and SHARES arc now on Sale at the anove
Lucky Office of EYTO where all Business in the Funds is
transacted with honour and dispatch.
N.B. No. 4,4 A, 20,0001.-5,115, 2,0001., several 1,0001.,
5001., tte. &c. &c. have lately been sold by EYTON, No. 2,
Cornhill. - -

The Butletta of The DANDY FAMILY and the ASCOT
JO( KIES, in which Six Ponies run several Heats over a
Race Course formed by extensive Platforms, combining
the whole extent of the Stage and Riding School, and ex-
hibiting thereon, Post- chaises, Gigs', Tilburies, Caravans,
Carts, and a Four-in-hand Ilaronche, all drawn by real
Horses, having excited the surprise and admiration of
crowded Audiences, will be repeated every Evening, to
commence at Halt-past Six precisely.
ROYAL AMPIHMEATRE (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER-
BRIDGE,

Under the Patronage of their Royal H►ghnesses th• PRINCE.
REGENT anu DUKE of YORK,

Fru is PRE‘:ENT EVENING,'and during the
Week, a :Broad Comic .Barletta, with extensive Plat-
.fOirns for the 'Equestrian. Evolutions, called
'HE DANDY FAMILY AND ti-m ASCOT JOCKIES!
In:the coni,e.of the Piece, Six Re...1-Ponies will start for a
Sweepstalits to be decided in five Heats", (out times round
the Course (being the third of a-Mile).each Heat.
- IklademoiselteKerxi,w4l,go through her scientific and ele
• gant Performances on the Tight Rope, ttssisted by.Maderooiselle
Nina .Fersi: a
A Cowie Song by Mr. slomau.
EXTRAORDINARY EXERCISES by the Grand EQUES-
. TRIAN TROOP of VOLPIIJEUItS ant TUMBLE.',S
Mr. DINIONILthe YINING HUSSAR, will go through ca-.
difficult and unequalled Leaps: •• •
• To torten& with the 'Equestrian Melo-Drarna, called
HYPPOLITA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS!
Hyppolitai'.lVlrst ASTLEY.
Boxes 45.; Pit is. ; Gallery Is. Doors open at Half-past
Five. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Places for the Boxes
to 'he, taken of Mr. Elidetch, at the Theatre; from Ten till
Four, of whom Private Boxes may. be had nightly. Places
cannot posiibly be kept later tha'n Half-patt Set en.
London, England, 1819-07-05

1' 0 TR Y.

LINES written Extempore, with a Pencil, at Streatham, in
the year 1797, on hreiug the Hee. G. Co VENTLY,* now
Lord DEEmitntsr bringing two dead Jaya intl.) the 13reab-

fast Itootn.

BY THE LATE DR. WOLCOT ohm PETER PINDAR, ESQ.

Forbear, 0 thoughtless youth, forbear
To swell the sigh and force the tear ;
Thu. gooseberry, cherry, cluster'd rile
Were ever ours, as well as thine.

Is nature in her bounty free=
She blooms fur us as well as thee;
For us she gilds with sun the grove
And swells the fond desires of love.
Alt ! cruel stripling would'st thou know,

Whose heart now bleeds with tender woe,
'ho pours those elegiac lays,—
The motker of the azurder'd Jays.

I' Then under fourteen years of age.
London, England, 1819-07-05

PARLTAME,NT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Jutv 3.

Their Lordships met this day at three o'clock,
by virtue of his Majesty's Commission, to give
the Roy,l Assent to sever,ll Bils of a pub:ic mid
private nArlite, among others to the Foreign En-
listment and scotch Duelling Bill.

11OL'S8 OF CO::MONS, JULY

The SPEAKBfI took the Chair at three o'clock,
and was iintnediately after summoned to attend
the House of Lords, to hear the Royal Assent
riven by Co;ninission to several ptibiic and private
Bills. Tile [loose resolved i!self i-ato a Com-
mittee on the Aisessed 'l%o;es Bill, and the Be-
port was ordered to be received on Monday. The
those also resolved itself into a Committee on
the folio ‘vitig Rills, the reports of which were se-
verally i,rrlered to be received on Monday :—The
New South Wales Dories Bill, deceased Officers'
Arrears Bill, the Irish Excise Licences Bill. 'fire
Irish Elections Bill to he considered this day three
Weeks.
The following' Bills were severally ordered to be
react a tlirti time on Monday next :—the Exclie-
goer lidls Bill, Irish Treasury Bills Bill, Plate-
Glass BM, Irish Insolvent Debtors Bill, Irish Pri-
sons Bills, I,rish Permits Bill. And the following
Bills were severally read a third time and passed t
the Navy Agents' Allowance Bill, the Vessels'
Caries Bill, the Sthlth \Vales Trades Bill, the
Irish Fisheries Bill, the Sweet and Made Witres
Bill, the Coffee Exportation Bill, the Silk-Mann-
factore Bill, and the Crown-Glass Bill.
A message front the Lords aiiiiounced their
Lordships' agreement to the Cltaiitable Founda-
tions Bill, with certain amendments, to which
they prayed the concurrence at the (louse,

NEW wair.

Mr. Lu Hi NGTII moved, that the Speaker do
issne his ‘slit for the election of a knight of the
.shire for the shire of Wilts, in the roma of Paul
Methuen, E.:9., who had since his election ac-
cepted the office of Steward of the Chiltern Hon-
dreds.—Ordered.
London, England, 1819-07-05

THE LOTTERV".,

ALL STERLING MONEY.-NO STOCK PRIZES.
TWENTY-SECOND OF THIS MONTH.

WISI4 respeetfnli_ irforins Iris hest Friends,
. the Public, that the STATE LOTTERY will be
ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
TWENTY-SECOND OF THIS MONTH.
The Scheme consists of only (1.050 Tickets, yet contains
Two Prizes 014'20,000: and the Arrangement is such, that
Three successive Numbers must be all Capitals, which must
ben great inducement to Purchasers to buy Three following
Numbers. •
*.*TICKETS and SHARES are selling at Blsll's Offices,
4, Cornhill, and 9,Charing-Cross, London, and by his Agents
in the Country.