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London, England, 1818-05-18

PARLI AkENTA RI PAPERS.

TITLES of PAPERS c.rdered to be produced by the HOUSE of
COMMON,.

Tenth Report from the Select Committee on Finance,
(1518),,, Civil Contingencies.

A List of all Ships and Cargoes captured by Private Ships
of War, and conden►ned as Droits to the Crown, since theist
of January
.1794, wherein any Reward has been granted to
the Captors ; the Net Proceeds ofincli, and the proportion
paid to the Capt Ors distinguishing the Flag, Date of Cap-
ture, and the Date of the Warrant granting such Proportion.

Further Return to at, Ot der of the Hon. House of cowl
mans, dated 22d April, 1818, for List of the Offices for the
Receipt of Writs for the Election'of Members to serve in Par-
liament, of which an Account has been sent to the Postmas-
ters General; pursuant to the directions of the Act 53 Gm.
c. 8:1,-for the more regular Conveyance of Writs for the
Election of Members to serve in Parliament.

A Bill for more effectually rating the Rents, Tolls,. Dues,
or other clear Profits of proprietors and Owners of Mines, to
the Maintenance of the Poor.

A Bill to explain and iinend'an Act passed in.the 56th year
of tins Reign of his present. Majesty, for amending the Law
of Ireland -respecting the li.ewecry of Tenements from ab-
sconding, overholding, and defaulting Tenants, and fur the
Protection of the Tenant from undue Distress.

A Bill to provide for the more deliberate Investigation of
Presentments to be made by Grand Jttries for Roads • and
put-,he Works in Ireland, and for accounting for Money
raised by such Presentments.

'We Copy the sr►bjoiried letter from The Royal
Cornwall Gazelle., of the 15th inst.:—

" To Me EDITOR of the CORNSVAEL GAZETTE.
" SHI,—As you have copied from the I+o►tdun Papers'', into
thq Cornwall Gazette, the report of a motion lately made by
Mr. Scarlett, in the Court of King's Bench, for changing tie
Venue of an action bronght. against in by the Rev. Newton
Charles L'ane, in which it is asserted, that I intend being a
Candidate for the Borough of Fowey, at the next General
Election :—lregnesttliat you will allow me,through thesame
medium, most positively to contradict that statement. .I ne-
verhave had any such intention; hut, on the contrary, have
always declared in public and in private, what I now repe:tt,
that in my present circumstances no consideration shunt() ;n-
-duce me to be is Candidate for a seat in Parliament, either at
Fowey, or any other place.
" I remain, Sir, your obedient Servant,
" JOHN COLMAN ft ASHLEIGH.
" Pvideaux; May 12, 1818." •

A Cah'net Council was yesterday summoned in
Downing-Itreet, at three o'clock, at Which most
of the Ministers in and near the metropolis at-
tended.-

The PRINCE REGENT dined with the Alargnis of
ASIGLESEA yesterday.
Saturday VISCOMIt CASTLRIIRAGH had an au-
dience of the PRINCE REGE.NT at Carlton-House.
The Duke of (.A',14E1111)G11 ftlld his Illustrious
Bride, at the date qf ci►e last dispatches, were at
Brussels, on their way to Calais.
London, England, 1818-07-15

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North
Riding of the County of York. •
The Right Hon.. John Delaval Carpenter, Earl of Tyrconnel,

to be Deputy Lieutenant. •
Scarborough 'Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—John Darrell,
Gent. to be Cornet, vice Watkinson.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Ayr.
Charles M. Binges, Esq: to be Deputy Lieutenant.

NORTH WALES SUMMER CIRCUIT, 1818.
Ti Of LEYCESTEI2 44(1 %V LLIAM KENRICK, Esq.
Merionethshire—Tuesday, August 18, at Itolgelly.
Cornarvonshire---Alopday, August 24, at Caenarrou.
Atinglesey—Saturday, Au ust 29,E at Beaumaris.

• 15ANICILUPTS.
- • G. Oakley and J. Evans, Old Bend-street,uphdl~iei s amt cap
binet-makers, July 21,•at one, Aug: 4, at twel-te,, .an 4
t otliat Guildhall. Attornies,.Messq. OaklqaridnrEch,
Marines-lane, Cattnun-stri.et., •
J. Watkin, W. Watkin, and 11. Careless, Alrlermanbury,
warehousemen, 1u; and August 25, at eleven.,
'at Guildhall. Al.totney, Mr. King, Serjeant's, Inn, Fleet-

.. .
street. -,..
J. R. Oliver, Illackheatt mariner, July 21, 28,.#nd August 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rivington,
Ft;natircli-street. -

J. Stevens, Collbrooke, Devonshire, malster, July 16, 20, itud'
August 95, at ten, at the King's Arius Inri, Kingsbridge.
Attorney, Mr. Luxmoore, Bed LiOn-square. -
E. Godwin, Tottenham-court-road, cheesetoonger, July 25,
2S, and August 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies,
_

Messrs. Poole And Greenfield, Gray's Inn-scitiare.
T. Walker, Giiirge.-street, St. Mary-le-bone, haberdasher,
July 21, 25; •and nost•2s, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor.
ney, Mr. carton, High-street, Mary-le-bone.
I. B. Holy, MAO:church; DorSetshire, bakbr, August 3,4,
and 45, at eleren, at ~the‘,.A.ugel Inn, Clutrd, Somerset.
Attornies,
London, England, 1818-07-15

ENGLIsti opERA

A new Piece, of 0;:e act, entitled Tire 1311
Head, was brought forth last night at this 'I
tre. The plot is very simple Captain Lovell
(WRENCH) is in love with Julia (.41is$
and she returns his passion. Julia's Aunt (Nlrs.
GROVE) has destined her Nice to Jeremy Bragg
(WILKINSON) Cockney Wine-merehailf, who
had retired front business. The Ladies were on
the road to Bath, but ate intercepted by the in-
genuity of the Captain and his Servant (CHAT-
TERLEY), who convert a family-picture of Ge-
neral Conquest (GRove) into the sign of the Bull's
Head, which they place over the door. The
Ladies arrive, and taking the house for an ion,
intend to dine there. They are followed by
Jeremy Bragg. There is some whim in the at•
tempt to convert the family mansion of the Gene-
ral, Lovell's uncle, into an ion, and in the ludi-
crous pet scent ion of Jereyny by his rival, the Cap-
tain, who passes for the Waiter, and the Servant
as the Landlord. The. General hearing of the
strange proceedings going On at his house, :assumes
the disguise of a Yirmer, and visits the inn, for
the purpose of reconnoitring. At length the vul-
garity and cowardice of Jeremy, and finally the
consent of the General and the Aunt, remove all
difficulties, and the lovers are to be united. This
diverting trifle, which has ht 11110111.0113 points in
the dialogue, avid was evidently cast for the re-
spective Performers, is ascribed to Mr. BEAZ LEY,
the Architect of the Theatre, and the Author ot
other successful Pieces of a similar description. It
was well supported by the Performers, and well
received throughout, It comes under the descrip-
tion of light summer acting.
London, England, 1818-07-15

COUGHS, COLDS,. ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS.
ROYAL PATENT.
and S. 'GODBOLD,. -Proprietors of the
VEGETABLE BAIii.A.II, have the hollow to infornt
the Public, that through the recommecultition of the Right
Hon. Lettl Viscount .Dudley arid Word', anti ethers of the
Nobility, Clergy, :kistryt 1",,„ ti „
ritable tti their .itousto. 4, El000l)bury-sqtnre,
where tire Medicine only is to hu, had for the Poor, &c. at
Cost Price. Thousand's have to consequence been restored
to health.

•
, • .
I-lenty Lucas, Esq: of Newport-Pagnel, has received great
benefit therefrom, and can speak to many cures; Abbott Up-
cher, Esq. Norfolk, has given gratuitously the Medicine to
many persons, iiith astonishing good er'e'ct; also minty'of the
Nobility, Clergy, and others, too numerous to mention,
J. Sheridan, Captani and AdjUtant Ist Cambridge Militia,
in a-letter says/4 ant-cured of pn.obstinate Cold which has
been upon my lungs for thirteen years, and I never could
find any retie- from tie various .medicincs which I have
taken, until I took yone4; and during my life I shall conti-
nue its use. •

Families taking a,Box of F pints only are charged for. It
is strongly recoinmended by the dobility, &c. for all Families
to keep this kledicihe by them to take On the first attack of
the above compiaiuts.
Advice every day from 10 to 9..;• at No. 3, Bloomsbury
Square.
tio;d Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Squaee, and
retail at. Messrs. Newboy and Sons; Edwards, St. Paul's
Ch-urch Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard :
Butler and Sons, Clieapside; Sanger, 130, Oxford Street;
Evans arid •zons, Lon 7, Lane: and all the principal Venders in
To, n and Country, at les. the pint and 9s. the half-pint.
London, England, 1818-07-15

DIVIDENDS.

Aug. 8, W. Payne, York-street, Westminster, cbeesemon-
ger—A ngust e 2, T. Dawks, Batb, horse-dealer—August 4,
J. Wakefield; E. Wakefield, E. Pratt, and J. Miers, Lad-lane,
merchants—August I, W. Bryant, Garden-court, Temple,
dealer—August 8, J.- F:eatherstonhaugh, St. Mary-at-Hill,
Lower Thames-street, 'coal-factor—August 4, It. Lovegrove,
Arbor6eld. Berkshire, farmer-4uly 18, M. Molony, City -
road, coach-maker—August 11, G. Wardley, Blal.eley, Lau-I
cashire, cot n-dealer—August 4, T. Spencer, Manchester,
commission-broker—September 8, W. B. Jackson, Exeter,
merchant. ' •
London, England, 1818-07-15

CERTIFICATES-AUGUST 4.

R. Muggridge, Kingston-upon-Thames, corn-merchant—
J. Standish, Liverpool, flour-dealer—J, Haslam—T. Arnold,
Rochester, Kent,.grcicee—J. Young and J. Deakin, Sheffield,
button-manufacturers-J. Smith; S hrelySbUry,l inen- draper-
3. A ntrohus, Castleton,-T-Laucashice, mannfacturer—M.
Hazlehurst, Liverpool, block-maker—C. Pollett, Manchester,
grocer.
London, England, 1818-05-27

NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD KINNERSLEY, Esq. in,the Chair.

MANCHESTER.
At the Exelnitige Dining Room. •
President—EDWAßD 800 ri,E Wit..IIIIAH.AM, Esq. M.P.
Vice-Presidents—J. NORRIS, Esq., and J. GREEN, Esq. ,

.
NORTHUMBERLAND, and-NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE
_At the Assembly Rooms. •
• • President—THOMAS CLENNELL,
sEsq,
Vice-Presidents—Colonel REED and WILLIAM 01W, Esq.

MENAI.
President--RICITARD DAWKIN PENNANT; Esq.

, DONCASTER.
At the Al am' on House.
President—THOMAS PEARSON,"Esq., Mayor.

LIVERPOOL.
At Lillyman's Hotel.
President—Sir WILLIAM' BARTON, Ent:, in the Chair.
Vice-PreSident—WlLLlAM •MOLYNEUX, Esq.

SOMERSET AND :TAUNTON.
At the Market lionse, Taunton.
Sir TIiOS. BUCKLER LETHBRIDGE, Bart., in the Chair.

' PRISTOL.
At the. Aotetrints'
PONSONBY TOTTENHAM, E,q. iii the Chair.

• ' SCARBOROUGH.
At Nlorwan's Hotel.
President—The Right Hon. the Earl of MULGRAVE.

HALIFAX.
At the White Lion Inn.
THOMAS HORTON. Esq., 'V. I'., in the Chair.

LEICESTER.
At the Three Crown* inn.
President—Liml ROBERT MANNERS, AT. P.
Vice-President—Sir FP.ED. GUSTAVUS FOWKE, Bart.

• ... NORFOLK AND.INORWICEI.
At ibc Assembly Rooms, Norwich. . -
The nun. Colonel WODELIOUSE, in the Chak.

NOT TINGHA
•At Tlltirlaral
President—RlCHAßD CHESLYN, Esq.

Vs. ARRINGTON.
At the George Inn.
President—Mr. GREEN."
Vice-Presidents—Mr. LEE and Mr. CLARE.

HEREFORD.
• At for Music Room, Hereford.
President—Aßß. WHITTAKER, F.sq. of I,rston Muse.
-Vice-President—Mijor-Geueral ARMSTRONG.

LANcASTER. •
• At the Commercial Inn.
WILLIAM HISUE, Esq. in th Chair.

NORTH AND SOUTH SHIELDS.
At the Nortlitimbt,,Eland Arms, North Shields.
Pcesideut,—,ltOßEV LAING, Esq.,

BOLTON. .
-"At the Commercial Inn.
Chairman—JAMES IvATIoNs, Eq.
Vice-Chairman-7ADASI LOMAX HAWORTH, Esq.

CARLISLE.
Al. the MO Inn.
EDWARD HASELL, Esq. in the Chair.

• WOLV E It II ANI.vroN.
At the .S! van HAO.
MORETON WATHOUAE, Esq. in the Chair.

IiLACKBITRN.
At: the N&w Inn.
JAMES NEVILLE, Esq. in the Chair.

SHEFFIELD.
• Aetlie Tontine Inn.
SiIkUEL. WALKER, Esq. of 4.11 d wadi., in the Chair.

DEVON AM) EXETER.
At the Hotel: •
Patron—The Right Hon. Lord ROLLE.
President—Sir W. TEMPLEIt POLE, Bart. High, Sheriff.

GLASGOW. ' •
At the Assenibly,Roonis:
President—Vice-Admiral the tiohourabie Sir ALEXANDER

INGLIS COCIIRANEraart. G.C.B.
BOSS CORBETT, Secretary.

BIE.I.MINGFIANL
On the i4th of October next.
The Marquis of ANGLESEY, in the Chair.

The PITT CLUB of SCOTLAND met oit. the 2fth of
March last, at the Assembly Rooms; George-street, Edin-
burgh.
.The LORD ADVOCATE was in the Chair.
T. G. STIRLING, Esq. of Airtla and Strowan, Croupier.
London, England, 1818-05-27

weeks after the commencement of the next Session
of Parliament.

A division then took place upon the amend
!neat of Lord Lauderdale: The numbers were—
Contents
Nou-Contents Qe
__ . _

Majority l3

During the exclusion of strangers, it was un-
derstood that several other amendments were pro:
:TioSedNy Loed*inr.Lord Holland, and Lary
Lauderdale, all of which, however, were negativ-
ed without a division.

The Bill then went through the Committee—
the Report was brought up, and the Bill is to be
read a third time to-morrow (this nay).—Ad-
journed at To elve o'Clock.
[For the Proceedings in the House of Commons, see
the Last Page.]

PARLIAMEN fARY PAPERS.

TITLES of PAPERS ordered to be produced by Me HOUSE of

COMMONS.

An Account of the Number of Barrels of Strong Beer brewed
within the limits of the Chief Office of the Excise, during the
three years ending sth July, 1817; distinguishing the Total
Quantity brewed each year, the Names of the Brewers, and
the Quantity brewed by each Brewer.

The Annual Report of the Commissioners of Education in
Ireland, to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant; dated the
4th April, 1818.

A Bill to amend the several Acts for establishing County
Infirmaries or Hospitals, in Ireland.

A Bill to afford Relief to the bona fide Holders of Nego-
tiable Securities, without notice that they were given fur a

usurious Consideration.

A Bill for regulating the payment of Regimental Debts,
and the Distribution of the Effects of Officers and Soldiers
dying in service, and the receipt of sums due to Soldiers.
London, England, 1818-05-27

By THOMAS FOWELI. BUN I ON.

London: Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhi
Butterworth and Sons, Fleet-street ; and John Hatchard;
Piccadilly.

CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS
CONSEQUENCES.
Tbis Day was published,
. .

- •
A New Edition, price ss. ilhistrated with Cases,
A.PRACTICAL TREATI SE on the PREVEN-
TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, ex-
hibiting the Character, Symptoms, and Treatnient of the
Diseases immediately or remotely connected with it ; contain-
ing,Obgervations on Gleet, Stricture. Mucal Discharges, the
Use pf the Caustic and Common Bougie, Cutaneous Erup-
tions, imaginary Venereal Diseases, Debility general or local,
*the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. ; comprising an elementary
Work fOr Students, and a Guide to the general Reader; in-
terspersed with select Prescriptions applieable to each division
of the disease.

By T. M. CATON, Snrgeon,,
No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand-;
Late of the United Hospitals of, St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed for Messrs.• Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-
row; Hig,hley aMd Son, 174, Fleet-street; and W: Neely:,
79, Lombard-street, London.
London, England, 1818-05-27

venues,

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
B)• Mr.

At the Bear Inn, Ne►vnham, on THURSDAY NEXT, be
-tweet' the hours of 12 and 2, in different Lots, .-
rrnE, BARK of 214 OAK TIMBER TREES,
authorised by the Board. of Treasury to be felled for
the use of the Navy, in Yoilt and Danhy Walks, in Dean
Forest, and-of 75 Oak Timber Trees, authorised to be felled
for Sale, in York Talky, in the said Forest. ..

Also sundry Lots of FIR TREES, and upwards of 100
Cords of UNDER-WOOD, lying in the Nockalls Wood, ❑ear
Stanton.

The Particulars and Conditions of Sale roav be had of
Edward Macheu, Esq. Deputy Surreyr. of Dean Forest,
Whitemead Park, near Lidticy ; and of Mr. Dudgeon, -As-
sist alit Deputy Surveyor, EFlwood Fain►, near Coleford.
The Keepers of York and Danhy AValks,will shew the Bark,
and Mr. Win. Barnett, at the Headings, near Stanton, will
spew the•`i'imber to such persons ai.shall be desirous of view-
ing the sa►ue.

FAMILY MO,URNING.—MILLARD'S, CHEAPSIDE.
IT having not been generally known that Mirk
Bointirizeens, and other Articles for FAMILY MOURN-
ING, are regnlarly sold as above, as well as !h.. various kinds
of Family Linens, Printed Chintz and Damask Finnitures,
India and Curious Imitation Shawls, Muslins, Crapes, Taf-
fetas, and the various Article's of rishionahle Dress, &c.
J. MILLARD most respectfully informs hi; Ft iends, the No-
bility, and Families, his arrangements are of the most re-
spectable kind for a regular Supply of the choicest BLACK
GOODS, which are selling on the usual terms of the House,
Wholesale and Retail. •

Proprietors of Country Establishments, , and Families arriv-
ing,in.Town, will find the best Goods of each description on
the first terms.

RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD.
TN consequence of the extensive practice of
the Medical Board, at CharlotteoHouse, Blackfriars-
road, Drs.- COOPER, MUNROE, and CO.. hare, for the
accommOdation of patients residing at the: West end of the
Town, established another Medical" Board in Woodstock-
street, Oxford-street, a few doors froth Bond-street, where a
Physician and Sdrgeon, Members elf the. Royal College of
London, of thirty years etpei ience, constantly reside. That
thwisands have_ been restored to perfect health by their
united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed,
many of 'whom had' been
.great sufferers from being intro,
perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup-
tions on the head, face, and Wile, ulcerated tht oat, swel-
lings in the neck, nodes on the shin .bnnes.y cancers; stric-
tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs,
.and net VOLIS
dibility, are the consequence of an ill-cored coatagion, and
which symptoms frequently appear, years. after; and destroy
domestic happiness.. . .

Messrs, Cooper, Munroe, and Co: are .cOnsulted daily at
both houses, or by letters from the country,,Atating particu-
lars, when medicine aid the best advice will„he sent to all
parts of the kingdom.
Thcre are side doors at each house, and private rooms for
females. Advice gratis on 'fuesd ty, Th4trsday, and Sunday
mon:logs, until twelte.o',clock.
London, England, 1818-05-27

CERTIFICATES-JUNE 16.

J. Henderson, .Tunbridge-place, St. l'ancras, mercliaAt
E. Ralcliff, Cambridge, shopkeeper—P. I). Ti.ck.•tt and W.
Tooketi, Bristol, wholesale grocers—G. (..:aniton,
13irminglians, wire-worker--. 1. Sturmey, jots. AV'eyosotitli,
upholsterer—%V.Jrv.ing,Liverpool, merchant—P. lrvin4, Li-
verpool, merchant—lt. Drahwell, Doncaster, grocer--j.
Boswell, Liverpool, porter-dealer —J. Jenkins, Dudley, WOr-
ccstershire, mercer.
PAIITNItIISI-TIPS DISSOLVED.

Whitcomb, H. Goodnian, J. Crane, and C. Baker, Kid-
derminster, carpet-marinfacturers—R. and J. Young,. Soul 1)-
ampfon, grocers—R. Wjlltins.on and J. Roberts,,,Scnlcnates,
Yorkshire, merchants-11.,Coutes and W. Jarratt, St illcoate,
Yorkshire, merchants—W. and 'J 'lnternal], and .1. Hall,
Macclesfield, silk-manufacturers—R. MathewS and It. Castley,
Friday-streq, mercers--:-E. Kamm!! and S. U. Aaron, Ply-
mouth, nary-agents—G. Byard and It. Bonsfield White
Hurse•yard, ury-lane, woollen-drapers—G. Owen and R
Scholtield, Rochdale, woollen-manufacturers—M.. Venables,
and W. RobsOn, St. Dunstan's-bill, stationers—W. Smith
and B. Ellis, Leicester, wohlstaplers—C.- Crandon and C.
smit h,Great vllie=street, Goodman's-fields,winC-itierchants—
C. M'Carthy, H. %V. Brown, Murris,. and N. NV. Boyles,
Newfoundland.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

Sot7TIMAFU:::, MAY 2.5.--Oor flop trade is prit4icularly dull.
lthi,as the stock on hand appears very' triffink have very
Litt diurinntiun iu I he, prices.

''..NlAtiis•foNE,- MAY 25.—The late cold winds have occasioned
the Flops ip most places to turn rat hei•yellow, though not to
materially affect them ; the Fly has in some grounds mach.
its appearance, but we learn this is very partial at present.
London, England, 1818-05-27

B AN K R UPTS.

W. Surhy, North Anstori, Torkshire, apothecary, June 2,3,
and July 7, at eleven, at. the Angel Inn, Sheffield. Attor-
ney, Mr.-It. Capes, Illslborn-court.
W. Cron, 'lllnelthnrn, Lancashire, farmer, June it, at five,
12, at ten, and July 7, at fwelve, at the Old Black Bull lnn,
Blackburn.. Attornies,- Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple.
J. Savidge, East-Stoke, 'Nottinghamshire, 'coarTseller, June
8,9, and July 7, at eleven, at the Punch-bowl Lin, Not-
tingham. Atltirtiey, Mr. W.. F. Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn,
• New-square.
I. Fisher, Throgmortori-street, 'merchant, May 30, June 6,
and July 7,'at eleven,-at Gnildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buckle,
Sise-lane.
- - .• •
W. Mayen, Exeter, jeweller, May 30, June IS, and July 7,
at tweli'e, at the if old, Exeter. Attornies, Meisr-s.Darke,
• Church and Darke, Chancery-lane.
13. V. Hall, Gosport, Hampshire, victualler, June 9,.at one,
10, at eleven, and July 7. at at the India
Gosport. 'UI -
m nies, Messrs. Minchio and Carter, Nor-
folk-street. • .

J. IMaxtoti; St. James's-place, derliermell, baker, May 30,
June 13, and .In!y 7, at ten, at Guild Attorney,'Mr.
Grover, filmes &nets-walk.
_ •

J. Bentley am! J. Beck, Ciirnhill, Watclitualeis,"Junc 2,9,
and July 7, at ti.n. at Guildhall. Attornies, Alews.liear-
scv and Spurr, Bishopsgate•street-within.

W. C; lark, I,budon, master-mariner, June 2,9, and July 7, at
ten, at. Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Clarke, Coates, and
W'at•sun, Warn ford-cou rt.

Bale, Driiry lane, cheesetnonger, June 6, 16, and July 7,
at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Willett," Crown-
court.

T. Brawn, Strand, tailor, .lithe 2,•8', and July 7, at ten, at
GußdlFall. Attornies,- Messrs. Freame and Best, Figtree-
court.

DI VI DENDS.

June 16, J. Balfour, Basingliall -treet, Blackwell Hall
factor—Julie 2, W. Elgar, Maidstone, grocer--June 16, T.
use, Bland ford-street, Nlanchestei -square, linen7dra
June 2, 5. P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer--June 19, W.
Tucker, ,L Fenton, and G. Maehon, Sheffield, 61 vet.-
platers—June 27, H. burp, Banbury, scrivener—June '26,
It. Ellwood, ,London, and W. Wilson, jun. Banbury,
wine-merchants June 20,. R. Dannah, ‘Vindley, Derby-
shire,• cheese-fctor—Jutte 16, 3. Sill and W. Watson,.
Liverpool, merchants—June 16, R. Wardle, King's Road,
Pimlico, builder—May 30, J. Nesbitt, E. Stewart, and
J. Nesbitt, jun. Aldermanhury, mere:bruits—June 23, W.
IN'orkingtoti, Cumberland, ship-carpenter—June
25, W. Hearty, Loughborough,' iiiiikevper—June 17,
R. Hall, J. Clay, and F. Atkinson, Sutton, Nottingham-
shire, starch-makers—June 20, G. Robinson and S. Ro-
binson, Paternoster-row, booksellers—June 23, W. Smith
and J. Smith, Stopleford,. Hertforilxhire,. and. WhetFtOne,
Middlesex, t imber-merchants—J line 20, W. Barber, St. John-
street, Smithfield, grocer—June 2'3, It. Barnett, Mill Wall,'
Poplar, barge-builder—June 20, 'l'. .1. Golding and :It. F.
King, Great St. Helen's, mereliantsHJune 20, J. Stevens,
Ahchurch-lane, merchant—June 20, G. R. Anderson, Au in
Friars, merchant.
London, England, 1818-05-27

SALES OF ESTATES.

TO CAPITALISTS.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE IN SCOTLAND
FaR SALE.

riILIE ESTATE of TULLOES, in the County
of Forfar, extending to about 1,100 Acres of excellent
Land, and now let at about 8001. per Annum. The various
Leases, however, expire in a *few years, wh,•n a great rise of
Rent will be obtained. It is situated three miles from the
County 'l'oan.

Application to be made to M. Pearson, Writer •to the
Signet, Edmburgh;or to Mr. Low, at Gordon Bank, by
Greenlaw, Berwickshire.

BARK and TIMBER, DEAN FOREST, GLOUCESTER

SHIRE.

By Order of the Right Honourable, ‘f. m. Huskisson,
Dacres Adams, and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, Commis-
sioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Re-
London, England, 1818-05-27

HOUSE OF COMMONS'.

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

Mr. LAMBE presented a Petition feom certain Proprietors
of Drury-lane Theatre, against the Pill brought in by Mr. P.
'Moore, respecting the Clainis on that Establishment.—Laid

on the table.
'rite. hock Salt fluty D minntion Bill was read a first
,and

se,ood time.
Lord LA`it'F.LLES orm•em; Jed some l'etitions front Sheffield
and other places, against the Poor's Settlement lit I.—Laid
on the taloe.
Papers from the different Public Offices, previonsly moved
ter, were presentel.
The House wm•tit iota a Committee on the Negociahle Se-
.rurities' received,.and the Bill ordered, for a
third reading to-mom row.
The London coals' Bill. the Irish Excise Licenses' , Bill,
-r.nd the Madder Duty Bill, were read a third tithe and:
passed.
The Exchequer Bills' Bill, the Irish Treasury Ditto, the
Passengers' ‘ressels' Bill, Bradbury's Patent Bill (for making
Ilan); mites which cannot readily be forged), and the Drury-
Line Theatre were severally read a second time.
EMMERT-ES OF BANK NOTES.
Sir.,l MACKIN rosu said, he had received from many
pats of the kingdom a great number of communications for
r'reeerniog fmmrgeries. of Bank Notes. Ile wished to suggest
to the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite, that it would be very
expedient to proceed to the llMOirmiiMl of the Commissioncrs
as soon as possible, and to make their ;tpymintmetit gene-
t-411Y' known, in order that individnali might knoW where to
address them This- would tend to satisfy the just and Eta-
sonahle anxiety of the public
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCI-lEW7EIt, answered,
that steps had already been tat co forthe_appointment of Coln
missiotters, 'and he liaml no doubt every opportunity .would
Ire taken of complying with the Learned Gent.lemaus tug-
g`e•tioth
Sit M. W. RIDLEY reprehended 'a particular grievance on
the public with respect to those forgeries. TI-e case on
which the 'Grand Jury determined went simply at present on
a Civil( of the flank saying that.a.note is forged. On -being
asked how be knew this,, his answer was, that he could kite
no opinion, as he• was sworn to secresy. Thus on no other
• grounds were to many of nor, fel low•creat s brought. into a
situation of life, or death. The Commissioners ()tight to have
, tonic poteer of inquiring into this part of the subject. Hi:-
wished also to know what was to he the number of the Coat
,missionkr.s; and-the amount of theim salaries ? -
The CHANCELLORof the EXCHEQUER said, the num-
het woold he from five to seven ; as to the salaries, although
he could not say soeciffeal! what they would- he, he was sure
Atte House would he of (minion that such Gentlemen could omit
i.e expected to gise their time and labour without a proper
1-minim-ration.
Mr RENNET wished to know whether it was not a fact.
which had been -asserted, that the Bank had fm equently paid
31. notes which had turned mint to he forged ?
• Mr. MANNING said the inforinatimmoi Was given in the Pa-
pers im the table.- Time Bank had .paid seventy-four of
sad] notes; they found it totally impossible to detect them
- altogether.
London, England, 1818-05-20

Of the late WILLIAM PITT we.mav say, e7ry
thing-begets its like, and never was it more maul.
Tested than between this Gentleman's noble Sire
and himself. With a heart flowing in virtti-, and
a head stored wish universal knowledge, in•
stinctive, and acquired in his college of Cam•
bridge, he started into public lite before he could
write full man, and, little more than youth, his
eye glanced from earth to heaven,
_and surveyed
the political afffirs of Europe with penetration.
In Parliament, wl:en the Revolution of France
shook surroundiug, notions w-fah 81;rin.is:erit, hfa
saw its tendency tinder the. most horrid Usurpers
of its murdered Government, and, .with the force

of insuperable wisdom, he checked its•blOody
,and destructive career towards this country. Ult•
rivalled in political foresight, he contended with
a brilliant butonprincipled opposition, headed by
a man of tianscendant,, but perverted abilities,
whose weight he reduced in the scale to common
ounces, and with colossal limbs bestrode and de•
feated him.. He heard the wit, the jibes, and
jeers from one, and the dirty.sorcasms -ot an-
other, with patience unmoved; but, unsullied by
the sports of Newmarket, and idle meretricious
dalliance with profligate women, or vitiating li-
bations to Bacchus; he laughed them in silence
to .corn. His contitry,%vas his temporal deity ;
at whose altar he sacrificed his whole time. The
Constitution was-his-delight., and is preservation
on the Whig principles of 1688 his highest
object. He frowned away Pretenders to it, and
secured by perseverance what they would have de-
st-oyed by rashness, the UNITED. KINGDOM of
GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND. Eloquent and so-
norous in voice, dignified and governed in de.•
livery, he poured forth its torrents-to tie irre-
sistible conviction of large majwities, and the
mortifying -discomfiture of little minorities. His
life was devoted to public good, and, worn wet 'in
its laborious service, he breathed his last when
no more than forty six years of age. But how
gratifying is it, that he left. his political ptinci-
pies as a legacy to those Ministets who succeeded
him. On those- Principles they have undeviottsly
acted, and the most glorious successes against ,a
CENTAUR TYRANT, half man, bait beast, are udw
their reward. Ever sacred be the name 'of

iVit.t.tam Pin', and blessed be those who ft:4-
cm his example,

Pkiii.o PLUTARCH-

*** Our respectable Correspondent preceded
the above character with the charaCter of the
late Earl of CHATHAM, which has been often is
print, and severally ascribed to GIBBON, Dr.
ROBEBTSONI, GRATTAN, and the author of JVNIUS,
and as it is so well-known we omit it here, feeling
however partiCular pleasure in inserting-the pre•
sent article, on account of the approaching cele.
bgation of an anniversary which ought to be dut
to every patriotic heart.
London, England, 1818-05-20

THE LOTTERY.

The numbers advertised in the late Lottery
having been so fortunate, has induced T. litsti to
adopt the sameplan in the present ; and he hopes,
in the selection he has made, that some of the
Three 4'20,000, or' Om 104 other CHpital,, may
he in the following list, which .may he "had at
either of his. Offices, 4, Cotohill, or F:Charing-',
cross, either in whole Tickets, Halves, Quarters,-

Eighths or Sixt
Nos. 13,873
11,205
10.597
13,968
8,999
7,327
5,243
4,791
2,270
1,203
13,751
11,204

'enths

1,958
6,126

126
10,600
13,966
1,307
4,358
7,979
9,141
12,504
2,071
5,231

Persons not approving either of the above, may
choose out of several thousand numbers, at either
of the above Offices, where particular or fancy
numbers may be obtained, if not previously sold.
The Lottery begins 4th of Next Month &JUNE).
The following is the present price

Ticket .
Half • 4'lo 9 0 Eighth
Quarter . . 5 5 0 I Sixteenth

Last Lottery ti
Sixteenths to ig

ie Tickets rose to X3O each, cuid
4).

• *** Letters (pct paid) duly -answered.—
(Schemes gratis).
In the last Lottery Bisu sold Two of .830,000,
and 47 other Capitals ; and in the preceding
Lottery, Three of X 20,000, ALT, IN SHARES.

70 SAVE IS JTO GAIN.---Those who delayed to
buy Tickets and Shares in the last Lottery, had
to pay 30/. for a Ticket and 40s. for a Sixteenib,
yet then there were only 100 Capitals,and 18,000
Tickets. Now there are 107 Capitals and only
14,000 Ticketi, and the price, at present, is
:191. for a Ticket and 275. a Sixteenth: That
they Will not be lower is cer/ain-,--that they will
be higher is certain:—that 'those who delay to buy
will-pay more is certain—that those who do not
buy cannot get a Capital Prize is certain--that the
first 20 Prizes drawn on the King's .Birth-Day
will be all Capitals is certain—!thil that the Reader
marget one of' the Three Twenty ThouSauds, if
he buys immediately, is oiso.eertuirt.
London, England, 1818-05-20

MILI4KRIYB PATENT IMPERIAL CLOTH.
Ne contenant pas dclin, Innis en posse dentles agratens.

MANY Persons baying been induced to offer
for -sale a variety of Cloth, closely to imitate the
above, the Public are respectfully apprized by the Patentee,
his PATENT CLOTH is-sold at his East hrdia, Hambro',
Scotch,. Mauehester,.•and Family Linen Warehouse, No. tG,
CHEAPSIDE, Wholesale for Exportation, in entire Cases of
GO and 30 Pieces each, and Retail by the Piece of ,26 to 52
yards each, in 4-4ths for Shirting, &c. at 25., 2s. 6d., 35.,
3s. gd., 4s: to ss. 6d. per yard, and no where 'else whatever,
where application is requested to be made, and all Orders
fi oat Abroad or the Country.are respectfully requested.to•he
sent. I*. is most desirable to those who reqUire a warmer
article than linen, and essential to families, &c. goibg abroad
to, or returning from, warns climates, from its conducive-,
nest to health, and tending to prevent the effects of imme-
diate transitions from heat to cold in those as well, as in the
colder ones. It supersedes the use of the fine Madras Long
Cloths of India, being applicable to all the • purposes for
which that has been held in•universal estimation. The wide
widths for Sheetings forms the most economical and desirable
Winter Wear.4,-for Cell Climates, asnd for Travelling,
London, England, 1818-05-20

107 CAPITAL PRIZES of £20,000, &C. &c.
SWin' and Co. have Ere o plehsnrein recom-
mending to the particular attention of the Public the
Scheme of the NEW LoTTEItY, to begin drawing on the
KING'S BIRTH DAY, 4th JUNE,

which is for Med on the, principle so long desired by many Ad-
venturerg, viz. a division of the Money into numerous Ca-
pitals, whereby the Chance of obtaining a meat Prize is
increased three-fold. The Last Lottery contained twice as
many Capitals as the preceding ones, and the present
,Scheme
(with 4000 Tickets less) has more Capitals than the Last
Lottery. -
The TICKETS and SHAKES are selling in great variety at
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
11, Poultry ; I 31, Aldgate
Charing Cross ; Street; '

where in the-Last-Lottery; the following Capitals were shared
and sold, riz•.
No. 8,770 ‘5,000 No. 4,120 £2oo
10,70.9 .... 1,000 5,788
11,093 .... 500 9,998
Also in the preceding Lotteries,' •

No. 7,895..80,0001., 4,656..20,0001., and many others of
1,0001. SOO% 4001. &c. &c:
London, England, 1818-05-20

prise, arrested.

" We were forthwith conducted to the military prisots of
the fortress of Luxemburg!) ; then to those bf Longwy and
Verdun ; in the last of which places we were immured in the
Tom- d'Angoultme, and afterwards in a species of dog ken-
nel, for the space of six weeks. This was not thooglit suffi-
ciently severe for deserters of our description. General IVi-
' rion being at length tired of having us so near him, ordered
us next to the military prison of Metz. To this place we
were marched on foot, alpug with a cerium of French malfai-
teurs. Here we were, soon after our arrival, put au secret,
and remained there in a species of oubli, from the 26tli of Sep-
tember to the Ist of the May following, by much the greater
part of that time. Some of our unfortunate countrymen
were in the same situation as ourselves, breathing an atmos-
phere of the foulest and most offensive ising from
the Latrines of the Prison. Some of these were immediate-
ly underneath our windowsl and some at the end of the pas-
sage which led to our cells. I was near sinking under these
accumulated ills, having been muter the influence of a ter-
*Oat) intermittent for upwards of eight months previous to I
this period. •

" At last, owing to the extraordinary escape of three Bri-
tish prisoners out of this prison, it was no longer deemed
sufficiently secure against the enterprise and determination
of those who remained behind, and we were therefore, along
with the rest of the prisoners, between thirty and forty, con-
ducted, under a guard of horse, foot, and gen d'artnerie,
which amounted nearly to our own number, to the fortress
of Bitche, in the department of the Moselle, where we re-
mained for six months.
" Just before the memorable Prussian Campaign in 1 SOC, a
kind of goal delivery took place, and we were among the first
permitted to return to Verdun."

THP,AI'RICAL REGISTER.
Pcrformerl Laa Nig4l.
THEATRE, ROYAL, DauKT-LANts.—The honey-Mom : the
Duke Aranza, Mr.Ellistog ; Nits. Davison. After
which, The Innkeeper's Daughter. To which was added,
Amoroso.
THEATRE. ROYAL, CON/ENT-GARoEv.—Rob Roy Macgregor :
Francis Osbaldistone, Mr. .Sinclair ; Diana Veriniti, Miss
Stephens. After wine' ith time.), La Chasse. To v.
v..as added, Wlio:s tsy Fai iwr ?

MAILS.
ARnivrm-1 Waterford, 1 Itarnburgh,
DuE—l Woterford, I Lisbon.

PRICE (Fe' STOCKS.
THIS nAY AT rwr.t.vi: o'ermeic.
Batik Stock 280{ 280 India Stock ..... 233 232
4 per Ct tit. lied. 7444 79 India Bonds 109.3. pr.
3 per Cent. C0n5......79ii SO Exch. Bills, 2d...195. 21s. pr.
31 per Cent. .. 88ii Ditto, 210.. 20s .21s. pr.
4 per Cents 97“ (Minium • • ii I pr.
5 per Cent. N. Ann... 108 i i A Cons. for Acc0unt....7941 80
Batik L. Anti. .20 5-1611 is

HIM! ‘VATER A•' LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
Morning, 56 minutes after 2. Evening, 21 minutes after 3.

S UN.

JOLEM QUIS DICERS FAISUM MIDEAT ?

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, 111AY 20, ISIS.
London, England, 1818-05-20

THE QUEEN.

We ha.ve beard from private information, on
which we can' dep ml, that HER MAJESTY passed
rather a more restless night than the pleccdtng,
one, and the cause assigned is the operation of a
blister, which it was thotOrt necessary to apply,
and which may be mentioned as an extraordinary
circumstance, considering her MAJEST:IS time .of
life, that it is the first she ever suffered. 11::R Ma-
JasTY was certainly better, and disposed to be
cheerful yesterday, and though not quite so well
to-day as she then was, ytt we are happy in say-
ing that no alarming symptoms have occurred.
This morning the following Bulletin was issued
respecting the health of the QUEEN

" Queen's Palace, May 20, 1848, 12,

" The QUEEN has passed a tolerable night, bot.
Her.MAJaSTY is flat quite so well to-day as she
was throughout the whole of yesterday.

" FRANCIS MI -
" HENRY ['ALFORD."

'We received this morning the Paris Papers of
-Sunday last. The Session of the Chambers was
closed on Saturday by the KnAG's Proclamation,
which was communicated to the Peers by. the
Duke de Rtcnettsu and the Keeper of the Seals,
and to the Deputies by the Minister of the Inte-
rior and the Minister of Finance. The Chambers

mmediately separated.
Accordiug to the accounts from Constan'tinople,

the negotiations between Russia and the Porte
were entirely at a stand, nor had the Spanish Mi-
nister obtained the satisfaction he sought, and in
which demand he had been supported by the

1 Pi

r~

• ;,-;
e.urcpean Mir:Literi. sup
"'
to
the Ottoman COlirt and Persia are lib
a species of federati..iii; to protect them ;
the Ettropeanowers. cu.
FroM Cassel there Lisa thtir6 detailed fievos 0'
t cereniony of the arßie e -(it the ,
CAI,:II3RIBCIE, an473l:6'krand entertainateo"
ally
. eva‘e4trernely splendid. The ectorn
Landgrat,s'e Ikepsatck edndiicted the.,to
the Electoral Prince the iJrg°sll';
Minister at Berlin, and Nlr• 13"c(150
o,i '
LOR, filling the same situation at the
IVirtemberg, were present at the 11
alio several Hano.verianMinisters•
Several persons have been arrested in the
ton of Undetuald, in consequence of the
disturbances there. .
The persons charged wiih attempti"g be
tl
sinate the Dtike of .irEr..t.;NGTON are t°
before the Court of Assizes at Paris.
struction, or preliminary examination, Iv'
finished:

The diligeriee from Montpellier to it
was stopped in the night of the 6th insTbr
tsto%
the village of Fabrigne, by
two thievo, opiP
trived to rob ten persons, including tlic"c

tor and the postilion.
ao
Letters from Germany state that a Ile— it
lony has been founded in the Brazils,
River 'Vocal). Each colonist receives gr3lt'o
from 50 to 100 arpents of land. A o'l'l'ls4l'
built, to be called Leonoldinia, in 11000 fir °
01(
Archduchess LEOPOLDINE, now Princess 111

the
he Duke and Duchess of. CANII3S/DOO
T I.(i
expected at BrusSels no Sunday last, t° P„1.
from thence to Calais to embark for Erigl°
The Madrid accounts still spe-,)it ortgit'
8,000 men being about to ernb,ork " t
South America, but there had bee° no
meta of troops towards the place of
(jou.

FIVE PPR CENTS'.

Sat n rday

DEFR'iRED STOCK.

Sat qrhy
London, England, 1818-05-20

RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEDICAL BOARD. -
N consequence of the extensive practice of
the Medical Board, at Charlotte House, Blackfriars-
road,
• Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, • for the,
accommodation of patients residing at the West end of the
Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock-
street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members. of the Royal College of
Londe ,'of thirty years expel ience, constantly reside. That
thousands have been restored to perfect health by their
united talents is indisputable, after Hospitals had failed,
many of whom had been great sufferers from being impro- •
perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup-
tions on the head, face, and body,• ulcerated tin oat, swel-
lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers, stric-.
tures, fistulas, pains the head and limbs, and nervous
dibility, are,the consequence of an ill-cured contagion, and
which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy
domestic happiness.
Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Go. are consulted daily at
both houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu-
lars, when medicine and the best advice ,will be sent to all.
parts of the kingdom.
There are,side doors at each house, and private rooms for
females.. Advice gratis en Tuesday, Thursday, ante-Sunday
inpruiwgs, until twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1818-05-20

This Day was published,

Ist One Volume, Svo. price lOs. boards,
NOTITI A ARCHLI ECTOR ICA ITALIANA,
or concise Notices of tier Buildings and Architects of
Italy, preceded by a short Essay on Civil Architecture, and
an introductory View of the Ancient Architecture of the Ro-
Mans. 'l's which are added, some Tables of general Use, and
two Plates.

By JOSEPH GWILT, Architect, F.S.A.
Printed for T. Egerton, Whitehall, and may be had of all
Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-05-20

titt.a.n nE't'iF:iV.

SEETCIIES of the CHARACTER; CONDUCT, and
TREATMENT of the PRISONERS of WAR, at AUX-
ONNE, LONGWY. &c. from the Year 1510 to 1814, with
an Account of the Epidemic, as it appeared in the latter
place in 1813. By FAIINELL MULVEY, M.D. Member of
' the Royal Coßilge of Surgeons in Ireland. Bvo. !'rioted
'Ne for LONGMAN and to raterrlo!der-ritw,
•,,TlN,bove\ IVMZ•ettrel'a ten/ into out b Ands, anti
it is hot troth to declare, that we perused it with
considerable pleasure and interest. The muthor is
a Medical Man, and the following are Isis own
words on the subject of his detention, his attempt
to get out of Prance, and his atter treatment
'4 I had lung, from professional motives, resolved on visit-
ing Paris. The first opportunity that presented itself was
during the short Peace of Amiens, and I availed myself ,
of it.

" In 1803, I wa: comprised in the Arrete;, which constituted
British tubjects prisoners of war in France, under the name
of Detenus, or Hostages.
" In 1805, I attempted, along with another professional
wan, Dr. Thomas Clark, to make my escape ont of France,
and after having surmounted every difficulty, we were, by
one of those occurrences which decide the fate of an
London, England, 1818-05-20

THE LOTTERY

CAPITAL LOTTERY,
Begin: Drawing 4th of June, King's Birth-Day.

GWEBB, Stock-broker, 9, Gambill, antil7,
• Ludgate-street, has the satisfaction to announce ant>,
they Lottery on the untie priuciple as the last, which was so
highly approved of, and in. which wore Capital Prizys were
'cbtained by the Public than in any previous Lottery ever
known

This Day we're published, in l2wo. price 6s. bciards,
LETTERS on ENGLISH HISTORY :.Fur the
Use of Schools.

By J. BIGLAND.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown,
London.

Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
Letters on Natural History, ietrio. price 7s. 6d. hoards.
History of Egrope to 1814, 2 vols. Bvo. price Hs. boards.
London, England, 1818-05-20

From the LONDON GAZETTE, MAY lg.

Irkitehall, May 18.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been Ple-3°`4
in the name and on the behalf cif his Majesty, toconstituti.
and appoint the Right Honourable William Earl of Errol t 4;
be his Majesty's Commissioner to the General Assembly Qt
the Church of Scotland.

Admiralty Ofice; Mal/ 7.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleat
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint S
Richard Goodwin Keats, G. C. B. viee,Adflirai of the Whit"
to be Major-General of his Majesty's Royal Marine k." 44.4
in the room of ,;it George Hope, deceased.
London, England, 1818-05-20

STEWARDS.

, .
His Royal Highness the!l= Of CUMBERLAND;
The Most Noble the Marquis-of Exeter.
The Richt Hon. Sir Henry Russell,,Batt. •
The Right Hon, the Lordllayor. •
Sir Culling Smith, Bart.
Sir Francis Willes.
Mr. Serjeant
'The Very Rev. John Ireland, D. D. Dean of Westminster.
The Rev. John Kaye, D.D. Master of Christ College, and
Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of
Cambridge.
The Rev. Jas. Hook, LL.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon.
The Rev. Peter Rashleigh, A. M. Rector of Southfleet, •
The Rev. Thomas Morrison:
William Ralph Cartwright, Esq. M. P.
John Richarilson, Esq.
Thomas Bainbridge, hsq•
Charles Rusanquet,
• The Music will eonsi4 of the Overture of Esther.

Mr. Handers grand Dettingen Te Deum, and Jubilate, with
the Chorus from the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord
God Omnipotent reigneth," an Anthem composed- on pur-
pose for this Charity by 1)r. Boyce, and Mr. Hamlet's Grand
Coronation Anthem. The Music to he conducted by Mr.
Greatorex. Leader of the Band,. (which will consist of the
Members of the Royal Society of Musicians) Mr. Ware. .
The Doors of the Cathedral will be•opened, on the Tues-
day at half-past Ten, and on the Thursday at Ten o'clock,
but no person can be admitted without contributing to the
Charity.

Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant
Taylors' Hall to be had gratis, of Messrs. Nornarille and
Fell,Booksellers, Bond-street; Hatchard. Piccadilly; Messrs.
Itivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yard; at the First-Fruits-
mlice, Temple ; and of Charles Bicknell, Esq Spring %•arden
Terrace, the Secretary to the Stewards, by whom Benefac-
tions to this Charity will he thankfully received.
N. 13:.The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's and Mer-
vbant Taylors' Hall will be appropriated b< the Stewards in
apprenticing the Children of necessitous Clerztmen.

CALEIDOSCOPE. TRIAsCOPE,;, TETILAscoPV,,
HEXASCOPES, CATEJETIsCOPEs, &c. &c.

AULL, At:C(47-1%11.s OF THE HISTORY,
THEORY, STRUCTURE, and USES of these popular
and interesting OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, with Wood
i;ograrings, are given in the SEVENTH and EIGHTH
NUMLIERS of the LITER,IRS JOURNAL, published
weekly, price Sispence each Number.
No. 2 of the LITERARY .10U•,-NAL. contains a Quarto
Map of the North Pole; Na B,4in Ancient Representation-of
Abe Trial by-Battle: and No 5, a Fa Simile of- the Hatt&
writing of tier late Royal Highness Princess Charlotte.
No. 9 will contain Five .Wriod Engravings.
Published by A. Christie, 364, Strand (the_front of Exeter
Change), price Sixpence each .Number.

This Day were published,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, illustrated wilh 22 Engravings
and Vignettes beautifully executed, price 41. 4s. boards,
TRAVELS from VIENNA through LOWER
HUNGARY; with snme.Account of Vienna during the
Congress,
By RICHARD BRIGHT M.D.

Printed for icrehibald- Constable And Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1818-05-20

GEY or ICED FIA IR, EYEBROWS,
RWHISKERS, aid MUSTACHIOS, changed to a per-
mmient Brown or Black by ARI)EN and CO.'s TINCTURA
PERMANENO. Every '.Ait has been resorted to to find
some safe and effective means to remove GREY HAIRS.
The many liquids offered to the Public have been attended
with so much trouble, and so little effect, that most persons
have been deterred from the use of them. Messrs. ARDEN
and (A). ht to assure their friends they have no wish to im-
pose nu them any Article under a false description. As a proof
of the above assertion the directions which are always
SEALED and SOLD with the liquid are left open at the
plates of, sale for Use inspection of those who may doubt the
fact. The TINCTIJRA requires no preparation, is perfectly
innocent, nor does it STAIN the SKIN, fragrant in its scent,
and promotes the Growth of the Hair.
Sold by Mr. Overt-on, Perfumer, 51, New Bond Street •, and
Mr. Barttelot, Hair-cotter, 22, Hattori Garden, in battles at
it. Is. and 10s. &I. each. Nrsons in the Country may be
supplied-by remitting a One Pound Note, and the change will.
be-returned with the Packet.
London, England, 1818-05-29

REX V. BRADEN.

The defendant, Mr. Alexander Braden, grocer
and dealer in tea and coffee, Gray's-inn-lane, was
charged with having, on the 28th of Febrnai y
last? in his possession IBlb. of sham coffee, called
vegetable powder, and with selling the same for
genuine coffee.—Convicted in the penalty of 501.