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London, England, 1816-06-29

1 ?ERIAIa p RLIAM E NT.

HOUSE OF LORD, FRIDAY, JUNE 2§.

the cause of 'Whillas v. Lorimer heard. In
'Coielo,,rit v. ilolgt,'jiidgnient ot the 'Court .be-
low revers Cause of Majendie v. Caruthers
affirmed to the point of leittitnacyi •.remitted
As to the rest. . • .
REGENTig CANAL.
The third reading of the Regent's Canal 111.11
being moved,
Earl STANTIOPE Stated, that he was friendly to:
this project—that it was his interest to be sof, a;
Ike bad (We think he said) 5.0001. embarked fait.-
He illy insisted that a prudent and propei:plan
of management show() be followed. If this- was
done, they could not ruin him, but they thight
ruin themselves. 'Adverting ti) the •apeech of
the Lord Chancellor the other agfft an the sub.
ject of the law as to Canal. Companies, be
characterized it as an admirable, exquisite, and
principal speech ; and then repeater{ part of that
speech as to the plan and estimate required to be
laid before Parliament. Unless such companies
kept within their plans and estimates, they might
dig ditches, and iere theta (ion of stagnant .water.
•i : on the prof,erty of ndividuals, wit hoot .doing any
• good, or being. able to carry their,.plan into vac-
.ention. "This 'Crianliany inight its t hut trianner dig
the.prpperty of. it Noble Marquis
(Caindn),: who. was,very,toveh interested' in this
But the .wile Learned Lord on the
WdOIVICk had pointed' 'hoW ,c
to be
dealt with ; and had 'Stated, that unless they could

show upon their oaths, when called, upon-, that
they bad sufficient funds to complete the work
• front Paddington te Liamhouse, the Noble Mar-
quis, ()rimy other proprietor in the lint of their
operations, might have an injunction againt
them, and prevent their making, these stagnant
ditehes. The NObte Earl, after some further oh-
-.:servations flu their proceetiin, repeated that he
wished well to the work ; b,it if they began their
toolish,and expensive operations, be would coo-
'.suit %kith the big wigs, and bring them into the
Court of Chancery.
Alter a few words from the Marquis Camden,
Lord Sheffield, and the Earl' of Oartoh, the
''was read a third time.

Lori STANHOPS then propmed an amendment
Jelartve to locks, which he conceived to be for
the advantage of the undertaking. That amend-
ment was negatived. Ills Lordship said that he
had at any rate no objection to the passing of the
Bill, as he had it in his power to get the work
,stopped by the Conti of Chancery, unless the Ma-
nagers proceeded in a proper manner.
• The Bill was then pa►sed.
London, England, 1816-06-29

DIXoN'S I'IIIILIOUS PILLS.

THESE PI LLS long side obtained a jttst tele-
IrOty in the private practice of the 'Proprietor, Mr.
DIYQN. Apothecary; and front their great success in ma..yob-
stinate Cal numerous Patients of distinction,
particularly the Duke of Bedford, the Dowager Lady Say and
Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley, &c. &c. be was persuaded to
otter them to the Public, tinder the sanction of their Names.
They are found to he an incomparable Itemsaly fJr In
digestion, ana restoring the juste of the Stomach. They
remove babitnal and temporary Costiveness, Sick Ilead-
Aches, and Heurt-Batn, whether arising from the acrimony
of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ex-
cess, and wilt be found a most valual4le Medicine to be re-
serted to upon every Indisp_asition occasioned by a cl6ordered
state of the Stuumch and Dovivis.
Sold at Messrs. Butler and Son's' N 0.4, Cheapside, Lott-
don, in lioses *at 45.94.; Gs.; add Oils.; nod also by the
principal Booksellers and Sledicitto Venders in every Town.
London, England, 1816-06-29

Ily his Nlsjesty's Royal Letters Patent.
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIR'T'ING CLOTH'.
THE Nubility, Merchants, land the Public,
are 'respectfully informed, by th'e Patentee the ahov:r.
ie told genuine duly stamped, at the EA,ST INDIA
WAREIIOIJSES, No. IG, Cheapside, and no 'othtr, House
whatever, wholesale, in entire cases fur Exportation ;
by the piece, !rpm 0 to •sia yards each, itt Qs., 26.6 d., 3s,',
31. &1., 45., 4s. tid , and Ss. Gd. per yard, it% peculiar eco-
nomy' , and singular •Mitidliciveness to the health of the
weasel, preventing the ill afeets Miming froth sudden trans
'Mons *Out heat to cold after exercise, and never tinhibing
the 'ilainp atrnosphere in any climate, renders it an article
inlst desirable, 'and of the Sett consideration to every
To aentlenten in the Army and Navy, and those
travelling. or aim use Much exercise in hunting, shooting,
&c. this propitly is invaluable, at it naturally protects not
itivigurate% health and assists the in attaining it, by
protectSatir, and regulating the principal source of health, the
perspiration. It. is adapted to every purpose of Htittily use,
for shirting, Ca. Children's wear, and for Sleeting, the
Pieces far which both 6-4tlis, and G-4ths, contain frUin tivoto
foiir pile each. and surpass every other , hind for' et:twit-3;
beauty, and pleasantness of weCr. Orders from the country
rveive.every attention. The White Chi lit., for dress,
&c. may be obtained as above, in pieces from Two to Four
emitaining from three to four dressit.
*** Public are requested particularly to notice, that
the a':iive can he obtained genuine and duly itaMped, no
where but of the Patentee at the East India Vvistelitruses,
No. 16, eheapside (where Orders from the Country, enclosing
remittallee, are executed as if the parties.were present, and
sent tree ..f expetice), and it is the more necessary to oh,
serve. as, it has been discovered that many spurious kinds
have been imposed upon the Public, both in London and in
the Country, to the great disappointment of the purchasers.
Numerous Families the first circles have long enjoyed its
utility,
London, England, 1816-06-11

ABI)Y'S DIVORCE.

The report of the Bill was received, and the
Bill was ordered,to be engrossed.:
The Earl of List ERICK stated, that there would
be no objection on the part of Sir W. Alisly to
allow her, the lady, the full interest of her fortuneo
it their Lordship's thought proper. He did not
think that it was for him to propose it ; but he
would have no objection to it whatever, if the
House t bought it right ,to give her that allowance.
The Bari of LAUDERDALE eXpreSSed his. wish
that there should be an understanding as to the
day on wbkh the Bill was to be read a third time,
and stiggested Monday for the 3d reading, if the
should be then engrossed.
' Lord Kat4vosr adverted to the notice which he
bud given of his intention, on the 3d reading, to.
move for the insertion of the clause for prevent-
ing the intermarriage of the offending parties.
It would he impossible for hint, however, to at-
tend on Monday, and he was anxious that some
either thty should be named for the 3d reading.—
He slid nor feel, however, that he was entitled to
insist that the 3d reading should he on a day on
which he could attend.. '.The matter was in his
opinion of very great importance ; but any other
Noble Lord might to up the subject, and do
snore justice to it than he could. He only wished
it to be understood that nothing short of almost
an impossibility could prevent hiin tram being pre-
sent in older to prosecute on object which up.
peared to hint of the greatest consequeuce.
It appeared to be understood that tue third
reading should be on Monday.
London, England, 1816-06-11

sOtITI3 AMERICA.

The Charleston papers to the 12th of May for*
visit alore recent intedirence from the Spanish
Main thmt any previu►is[y cptne to hand in 04

COllntry.

" CIIABLESTONT. MAY I I .--On the 30th of
March, !SIC), the i,riti t brig; korestrr, Captaitt
Henry, arrived ut Sdnitt-NUrtha with orders to
demand their subjeets, when the crews were all.

givemay, except, masters, officers, supercurgoes,
and passengers, whom they:positively refused to .
dehVer, iron' this we had tea Son to Etispect'
something serious was intended againt us. Ai-
cordinglyion.the 4th of April, eleven of the itias-
iers attempted to force the guards, nineof whom
stteceedell iu getting Hotels to the Forester's boat,'
which'was waiting for their reception, Unfor—
tunately- .1. SMith, chief mate of the Adeline, in
the attempt trua run through 'he body with ;.e
bayonet, and the soldiers brit out hishrains It it It
the hutt.-end of their muskets. - One other,
British- subject, wait wonmied and taken hack ta
the prison. -The number of prisoners left at
Santa-MArtlia, in close confinement in the stocks,
•WaS twelve. The -Situation of Clipt..Eiititi Was
peculiarly deplorable, he having experienced the
Most severe treatment from them, in consequence
of informatiOn being lodged against him by a
Portuguese sailor (without foundation to(?), that
he intended to make .4an attempt to. cot WA
schooner out. He was immediately put in elos.eH
confinement, and threatened that be should never
come out alive* the execution at which
ASthreitt,
W rendered doubly probable after the escape of
the utherc"..
London, England, 1816-06-11

ALI ENS.

Lord FIot.LAND expressed. his wish to know
from the Noble Secretary of State, in what man-
ner the Alien Bill was to apply to Americans born
before the Treaty of Peace: he wits also desirous
to know. whether any record was kept at the Alien
Offh:e of the offences and -suspicions under which
individuals were sent cult of the kingdom
the powers given by the Alien. Acts anti if there
was, he wished further to know, whether. an tic..
count of these offences and 5119,160113 (conceal-
ing the names of the individuals) inigiunot, with-
out inconvenience, be kid before Parliament.

Lord SIDMOUTH observed, with respect co the
,
first point, .tnat it was a question ot 'cry great
•ditiiettl.ty in tireo6ri though it hart not givvn rise
to any practical inconvenience. He had under.
stood that ithis was one Of lite questions whieh
the Noble Lord had intended to put to the jiniges.
As td the f!d point, there was,a record or the na-,
tore filet-Wu:la by the Noble Lord kept at the
Alien Office ; but, as to the 3d point, he, did not
conceive- that it could be ot advantage to the
public to lay Vic:fore Parliament an account of these
offences.
Lora Hot.t.AVD `He;:tel whether there would be
any objection to the motion for the appointment
of u Committee to inspect the 'record. -
Lord SIDU9UTIt said, that there woold be no
objection to that course, if there eiNt,Scl ,Any. suf
fietent grounds for it ; but he i:AIV nti reason for
such is• proceedin7.
The Earl of CAIIDEIMALE postponed his mo-
tion for a Committee on the bilbject of the Coin
till Ihnrs&ty, as the di.cussion on the Alien
Bill and Civil List Bill might take up some time
to-tun:l.oo%
Lord SinstouTit stated, in answer to a ques-
tion from Lord Holland, that the 2d reading of
the Alien Bill might be postponed, in case it
should 'he found incottveiliinit to move the "2d
reading of the Bill to-mni row.
Ltilt6Y.

The Archbishop of CAN rLanumt gave notice,
that he expected to he rt hie mil kVedoe.okv to lehy
before their Lordships the Clergy Farma UilL—
Adjourned.
London, England, 1816-06-11

Latin it tfiore or less 6cti've rot in the tiii(lftierl
Which emitted.
i3ftussat,s, lova I —Slike the '-'6th, and till tte
27th in the evening, numerous coorie't s have tuc-
cessively arrived tit Calais from Oarj4 and from
the Head-quarters of Cambray,, with dispatches,
o7hich are topposed to be of gieat iniportance.
Detachments, more or less tinmerous, of Flriti4h
troops, continue to arrive, to reinforce the army
in Filnte.

STUiGARD, MAY 26.--On the 26th a violent
storm, with a water-spout, broke over the villages
of Blockengen and !lendOre. The water. milled
in torrents from the mountains upon the two vil-
lages; at Illockengen it carried off five houses and
all they eontained, 18 were more or less damag-
ed, and four
,persons drowned Ilendorf one.,
house was ratried off, and four damaged. Not
only is the harvest decayed, lint the fields covered
with sand and gravel.
JUNU 4.—A Message was received to,
day front his Mjesty by the Second Chamber of
the Statct.-General, proposing the introduction of
the Mlle: weights and measures throughout the
kingdom as soon as pOSionde, hut mot later than
1820, formed on the decimal system ; the denomi-
nation tit cli and pound to he retained.—Referred
to the Sections for exatninatkon.
London, England, 1816-06-11

CH IN G'S WORM LOZENGES•

o.lol'i are allowed to be the mint frequent
SUlll'ef'S of Children's Distaies ; their Symptoms
emery Parent sionthl he acquainted with: They occasion Liss
of Appetite, a Paleness of the Face, Emaciation, and an irre.
gular state of the Bowels, ati ended with violent Pains; they
bring on Convulsimis, affect the growth of the Uody, and
often prove fatal, by endiug in a Consumption or Decay. Both
a 4 a preventative and Cure for these alarming Complaints,
the, above exciAlant Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of
some of the highest Pharacters in this Country, to 'have no
egnal, Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor,
froth a personalkno,v ledge of its efficacy in their own Fami-
lies, stamps its twits beyond competition, and gives a saw-
tion to it which
,no other Medic:int of tin; kind ti boast,
Sold at Messrs. Butler and Sons, No, 4, Cheapside,. Lan-
don, in packets, at U. lid t and in hazes, at (is. Dd. and St.
Cd.*avii and also by the principal Booksellers and Medicine
Venders iu evcry Towiti
London, England, 1816-04-23

POL!C iNTELIAGENCE.

• QURPHIS-SClUARE...—Suspected Murder in New.
toWs-court, Chandos-strert.—Yesteriay Dodd
and E: Chaprnaii mere examined, on suspicion of
being concerned in the murder of a seaman on the
night of the 24th of March, and that Chapman
diSposed. of the body- of the sailor, ht being since
dead ..—Rmoinded.
UNIc4-1-1,5t.L.,--Samuel Hull was brought up
for re.examMation, 'charged yvich, firing a load,•d,
pistol at his wit'e with intent to kill .ber, at the
Princeßegent pfiblicAkonse, in Lark's-fields, nn
the 25th,of March last. The pour wonpm wa
severely %minded in the bead. The prisoner was
fully committed for trial at the A,sizes.

TURNER'S lILAKING.
Bigots empplain of unfair ploy,
And as the' all others were lac%ing,
NO knowing the theme of the thy,
That Turner's name's nOtecitlE
For some honst of a liquid .I,tpan,
, And others insure themsittives clever ;
Bat here Italy is the trah Japan,
And Turner's preserver of leather.
If this Illackingfoto use for your shoes,
And strictly attend to the lapel,
A 'brilliancy it's sure to produce,
As bees' wax applied to your tohle.
Likewise your boots will equally shine,
By using this excellent Mocking;
And that with half the labour and time,
IV hide keeps the leather from cracking.
If this Blacking Ladies use, •
It's sore to soften the leather ;
Adds a Instrelo boots and also to shoes,
That will stand. htith wind and the weather.
Both in country nod town he. is fetred.
For certain there's tau ether ;
And your servants .yon oluzlit for to Mame,
Net asking for Turner's Jet Wading..
Now in every ?own he has agents,
For setting his xettl "japttn
That will be Ore to prattle itt cni,tentc. •
'And prove teat of nothing it's lacking.
If you are in want of any that's good,
Of its praise's I still mutt be talking,-
The.Foatory stands in famed London-4934
Away then for Tut tter'S good Blacking.

Observe, this Blacking, is sold "by till,. principal 'Boot-
makers, Perfumers, Droggi..ts, Grocers, &c. &c. in the Me-
tropbli4, and in every t6wtt in England,
,in stone bottles, at
I*. 4" 1,. al. each,
IP,* Shopkeepers supplied with this inestimal to Japin
Blacking, throttle) the medium of the Who'etale Houses, or
by applying to the Manufactory of
RICHARD TURNER..
No. 114, Lon(ln.n-reatl, Sonthwarli.
p` Ask for Turret's Blacking'.

A farther respite, daring pleasure Was received
On Saturday, by the Keepet of NcWgate, for
him, Cutler, who was to have suffered on Wed.
nesday last, for stealing a note nut of a letter.
The mother of Allen, the piracher,' executed
last -week at Gloucester died on ISlonday of is
broken heart, and one of the poachers has died in
gaol since the trial.
At the Warwick 4‘Sizes, a man :rattled Dram
was convicted of vrilfsilly setting fire to_ several
stacks of carn,',and receives! sentence of tenth!.
When this prisoner beard_ his sentence, be broke
.onrinto a parairysar of 'rage, s,:ro4sly abased Are
Itl4eiJnyY, 'and wittrsses and eaNleruted,:"
don't want your Imre), !"
London, England, 1816-04-23

it.ARTHQu.mg.

GOTTRNHURG, APRIL 2.—On the 30th March
there was nn earthquake at Wahla Sokea, in the
direction of S. to N. W.; by which the houses
were shaken. A loud noise was snnn after heard
iu the air,, hut we have not heard of any damage
being done.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, NioNPAY, APRIL 22.

THE f)LICITESS DOWAGEII OF NORFOLK.

Mr-j EAcu this day said—" I undrrstand vent`
Lordship bus had•a communiCation relative to this
nnfortunate Lady ?'' •
The LORD CHANcer,Lon,--" I have, -and cannot
see why-a commission should not issue to inquire
into the lunac of the Duchess. I would not wish
it to he executed in the common way' ; for, if,
her Grace was brought before them, it would
hurt her feelings, and might cans& on. irritation
or mind, that would,be highly detriniental to her
recovery. The Commissioners can examine phy.
sicians,' attendants, and servants, who have been
'in the habit of writing on her."
Mr. LEACII.—" It will be a commission to be
executed in the country, and' withont your bard..
ship gives special directions, your kind intentions
will be frustrated."

Lotto CIIANCF.LLOR*" I will pen the
nrdcr ruy3elf and I tr►tst it will be intelligible ;
:for, if we cannot relieve, we o►►ght not to inflict
pain in snelt unfortunate cases."

ADJOURNMENV OF THE COURT OF KING'S TIENCti

SHR.II2.ANTS' INN lIALL, MONDAY, APRIL 22.

This day the Lord Chiet Justice, Mr. Jitstiie
Bki•Lev, Justice Hotttovo, Met At *i-
jeants' Inn Mdl, to prorOed vr,ith nrguntilitt
ill the special paper-ondisposed of during the lest'
Term. '
London, England, 1816-04-23

;1511EADITL iNUNDA;iI6:,r.

ATAIITEntIitO, INlAecn 31.—The distress clt:sc
it our nelibboTabootl by the ittatidation gre.trer
anti the tieverct eqs of War. in ii:e night
,the dikes were- burst in tnio pla`eit. Oar breach
was 20, the otter 70 rodt broad. In t!x
dark-
ness of the night, it was hr possitie for the inha-
bitants to do mote than save 'theinselies, by re-
treating to the upper part of their Houses.

At break of day a most dreadful scene appear-
ed ; a distriCt of 17 German square (425 English
square) miles, .of the most fertile land, was under
water, Everywhere were seen white sheets and
shirts hung out as signals of distress, am.; from
every roof the cries of the sufferers were heard.
Up to the 24th, 200 tattle were drowned in MI
Lintz alone. The continued cold makes the dis•
tress infinite. Daily we see- flames arise in the
midst of the watery waste, because the people,
hennmhed with cold; try to warm themselves, by
making fires in the loft of their houses.
London, England, 1816-04-23

VlitS At TUE OLD STOCit ISICTIANCE.

This morning, between two and three o'clock,
fire was discovered td have broken but in a bed-
room of the Coffee,honse, that has far many years
tarried on a great trade Over this building, which,
our- Readers will recollect, is situated at the
corner of Swithin's Alley, dm to the north-east
corner of the Royal Exchange.-4-The fire ragail
with great filly, and soon communicated to every
part of this very extensive building. in Which,
at the bottom, is an Auction Mart and a lart;e
Wine Company, and above stairs, the Coffee-
house and several Counting.houses ; all of which
are entirely consumed. The tire then took a di-
rection towards ORMSBY'S CoSee-house, and
consumed 64 house that stood between; it and
the Old Stock Exchange ; but GRIGSBY's Weis
saved by the exertions of-the firemen. • The roots
of two houses in Swithin's Alley are also burnt
entirely off, biit the lower parts, which are ships`,
arc saved.' The property loft is sappoSed to be
very considerable. It was got nuclei soon after
day-light.
London, England, 1816-08-10

vin, and they all went away. •
In Addition to this, other witnesses proved the
ante prisoners being pea, the Tot of the robbery
!as earl as five in th fling, anal they if II had di
large tpiantay at dollaiS Connor also, Ina cow,
tsation with the (Aver about the rablrery,
uttered a bet that there was notll twelfth man itt
the boat, the officer having J kid there were twenty.
The defence at -.l)e prisoners was; that they hail
found a -chest of donors in the liver, just above-
high...water mark, early in the morning, and that
they meant to appropriate it to their own rise.
1 They were all found Guinn, and itninediAtq
;sentenced to Dtuth. The Learned Judge informed
them that the law would take its caul se, andstated
1 his opinion that they found the dollars where Lacy
themselves had thrown them overt:watt.
London, England, 1816-02-21

PUE, PATSNT I 111'141,1AL DINING-TA-
AL BLES,' and PATENT • TRAFAIAAR 'SIDEBOARDS
and PINING-TABLES, in one elegatit•Pieee of Furniture,
and upon Five new different Plans the Patent Improved Sofa
Beds and Chair Beth; Brass-screw Four Putt, and Tcut
Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding. complete I Rdrtabio
Chairs, with several other new invented end improved articles
of furiAture;. also a several and ery extensive assortment of
Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for tarnishing Houses Com-
plete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and
furnish a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme
Lnconslnicinat of waiting several Mouths in completing their
ssjahliihm t.
• Edict and West India Articles, Allay and Navy, &e. ficc. 'by
Margo's. and Sanders, lii and 17, Catherino-street, Strand, on
terms.t he must moderato. for prompt p:tyinent.
London, England, 1816-02-21

~~~r~,

. .
, , „,. ~„ ,
is signea on the Label, aria ‘4, lit. martin's-hate Istalupecritt
the bottle, us the superior quality of this hl.►cking has an•
direct severul base Impostors to tell Spurious Cumpe*itimst
'under the above Name. .
.

CtiItRI.ANS, SPRAINS, ItHELIMANI.%MS,
DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC, from its sn-
periof ixoellence in the above and other external com-
plaints, has given rise tea variety of Cnunterfeits, v, bib are
now starred for Sale in almost every street and town in the
Kingdom. ...they arc in gestral compe!,esi of ingredients so
base, as to produce little or no effect, thereby deceiviog those
who expect relief, and are wrapped up in Directions nearly
copies of those of the GCnuineOpodeldoc, in which the tissues
of Dr, Steers, and Mr, Newbery, are made use of with the in-
tent of More readily `defrauding ntswati Purchasers., It
is becoMe necessary-to obviate such impositions, which are
practised even in houses of seeming respectability ; the Pohlie
will therefore Le oarefill to ask far the fienstine Opedeldue,
sold by F. Newbery, and Sonwip St. Paul's Church-yard,
,London ; anti observe, as the only miiritof authenticity, that
the Words, " F.'Newhe,y, No. 45; St. Paul's," are engraved its
the stamps.
London, England, 1816-08-17

VALUABLE FAMILY* MEDICI SE,

For .01 Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach and nowelis
Bile, Indigestion, Flatniwnev, Bilious or Sick Heati.Ach,
and iti,tention of thst Boasts, Siclinem st Stomach,
Habitual Coitiveness,.&c. &C.
HALLAM'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

"FUN sate and elegant 'preparation is justly
IL esteemed for its agreeable and certain operntion, by
which it 'islli.etitally reinovq all Inaction or Obstroction of the
Stomach andllowels, whether arising front Tide, Indigestion,
Flatulency, or Cold ; Sickness at ti-coantch, Ileod Ache, titc.
It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained
in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterativ, to the iy,tetn.
generally. Free from any :intimonial or triercnrial prepara-
tions, it icon all times safe; and has liven given witlt'sing-n-
-lar good etfet.t. during Pregnancy. Its action is particulasly
adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those of sedentary
lives, where a stulioient action of the hua Otis not kept up,
underudities retained it, those organs are frequently produc-
ing pains and distentions, languor, and giddiness,
or a sense of woorincts and oppression.
" Remove the cause, they fleet most cease l"

A single trial will fully convince the Patient of their effi-
cacy. The worst eases of Bilious or Sick firad-Achs are cer-
tainly rternoved by a single dose, and itt a touch shorter time
than could be credited. but fruit: experience, The Proprietor
thinlis it proper to remark, they will he found not only to act
without pain or itneaSinesi, hut to leave tlw hotly, aftef their
immediate action ceves, free from that cmtive state which
gcttetiilly succeeds the operation oflaxatitt medicines,
Sold, wholesale and retail, by 'E. Edward,, nti, st. Paul's
Church-yard; Sanger, Oxford-street ; Tint, ; anti
Wird, Middle-row, Holborn.
London, England, 1816-08-17

z,r Itup, iron) die tisiittorn to tile 4turnit, so that
hotv the elephants are enabled to mount, and their
loads ale brought up after them. We expected
all (Jur ammunition and stores up to-night, and
we hope to start on our way to Muktvanpore
wort ow. We are here wirliout a single tent, ,anal
the General, our noble Commandfr, puts up with •
a temporary but with the greatest content and
good humour.
" On the 16th Colonel. Btirnet was ordered to
advance against' the stoCkade between I3eecbiako
and Etowndah. The first anti second, after little
resistance, %et:re:evacuated by the enemy. From
the third stockade a fire was directed against our
troops, and unfortunately Lieutenant Walcott, of
the Artillery, was severely wounded by a shot
thrntu the lungs. leis also said, that Lieute-
nant Heron, Bth Native Infantry, and,Lientenant
Earl, of the Pioneers, were slightly wounded.
Six Sepoys were wounded, anti one killed. The
stockade was found deserted next morning, the
17th, and the pass was taken possession of by
Colonel Burnett's detachment.

" The Commissariat Department is allow to
receive important aid from the princely liberality
of the Nuwab Lucknow. It is said that his
Highness has collected 7,000 carriage bullocks,
and 1,200 bearers, to facilitate the progress of the
army in the field.
" Yesterday morning nn express arrived from
Major-General Ochterlony's camp, dated Etown-
dab, the 19th inst. The General had arrived at
that place without seeing the enemy. Katman-
du() is only about fifteen miles north-east, of
Etowndah, and between these two places the
strong fortified post of Chesepance is situated, to
which the Nepaulese have 'probably retired. The
troops continue in fine health and spirits." •
London, England, 1816-08-17

WORSHIP-STREET.

Joseph Levey, a Jet", WH3 finally examined,
charged by Mr. J. 'lowers, of Hackney, with
being one or a gang who, a few days hack, had
robbad him on the •highway of his watch and its
appendages. Mr. Flowers having identified the
paaoner to be one of thole who robbed him, be
Was tally committed for trial.
London, England, 1816-08-17

FRENCH VAMUS,

LTtECRIVLD THIS NORNING.

?KRIS, AuG,l4.—A frightful crime bus. been
'Committed at Corrobct, near Montmirail, in the
assassination of M. Parntentier, officiating Minis-
ter of this parish, awl of his servant. There are
only 40 homes in the pariAt. The assassins kill.-
ed their Victims by blows with a stick and a cleaver,
and by stabs with a bayonet. They are unknown ;
but three men who were, seen the evening before
44vandoing about the environs are suspected.
Yesterday Madatue Gallatin, wife of the Pleni-
potentiary Minister of the United States, had .the
)honour to he presented to the King. IlisMa-
icsty addressed her in English in the most obliging
manner. This Lady was then presented to the
Duchess of Anonleme, who received her with
the greatest kindness.
This morning a man having first thrown his
bat into the water jumped in after• it himself.
Several boats pushed off, but they had no sooner
come tip to bins than thC'lll4ll, who could swim
'Nei), well, dived, awl appeared agairiin another
place. However he dived once too often, for the
London, England, 1816-08-21

DEPARTURES.

The Earl of Dartmonth,from his houet in Berkeley-square,
to his seat in Staffordshire; Sir Francis Wells, Bart. from his
house in Charles-street, Berkeley-1014re, to Paris; .1. W.
Webster, Esq. and family, front tht St. Petershivrgh Hotel,
Dover-street, to Paris ; Lady IStoncrieffe, 'from Cook's Hotel,
Albemarle-street, on a tour; Sir Robt. Harland, Bart. from
Feiitou's Hotel, St. James's-street, 'to his teat in Siutblk ; the
Earl and Countess of Valedon, to their seat iat Ireland; the
Right Hen. Charles and Mrs. Long, front► their hiMse,frhite-
hall, to their seat, Bromley-hill ; the MarcltiOness s T EXeler,
from her house in Privy-gardens, to her suet, BArleigli,
colnshire; the Earl of Egremont, from his !Moto itt drosve-
nor'-place, to his seat in Sussex; Lord Eardley, from his house
in Lower Grosvenor-street, ors a tour; Lord Milton, from
Grouvettor-square, to Noethamptotshire.

Yesterday afternoon a large blue flag stone was
placed over the grave of Mr. SlittilinAiN in Poet's
Corner, Westminster Abbey, with the following
inbcription

Iitt;IIMM BICINsLeY SIiERIDAN,
Born 1751,
Died 7th July, 1816.
This Marble is the tribute of his attached mend
Peter Moore.

The Navigation Committee of London hare
christened a new City gorge, in honour o the Lady
Mayoress, " 111c3ric Wood ;" and the Wags east
of Temple-bar, by way of return, call the young
Lady " MISS Lighter."
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co., the Con-
tract Ors, beg leave to remind their Friends and
the Public, that the present Lottery begins Draw-
ing the 17th of Next Month. The Scheme con-
tains Two Prizes of 40,0001. Two of 30,000/.
Two of 10,0001. &c. &c. in Consols and Money ;
anti the wishes of the Public have been consulted
in regard to the Drawing, as an 'equal Number of
Tickets will be drawn each day, and the First-
drown Prize. the First Day, will receive, in AlM-
:ion, 40,0001. which may make it 80,0001. Thus
there is every inducement to an early Purchase,
which Rionaansom, Goont.ucx, and Co. respect-
fnlly recommend to the Public, and solicit their
Favours at their Fortunate Ofkles, Cornhili Ana
Chariot-cross:
London, England, 1816-08-21

Castinc, Pierre nativieres, lan

lanc

M

:*

tbieu Jurian, and Jacques Reboul.
Barry, convicted of an attempt to murder with'
out premeditation, was condemned to bard labont
for life.
VIENNA, Avo.7.—wit is thought that bit Ma—
jesty will pay a visit in the beginning of Del
week to the King of Prussia, at Carlsbad.
Covet, one of the persona implicated in the'
affair of Lyons_in January last, has just Wen et'
rested, and will undergo his first examination'.
We are assured, says the Journal de Frankfoth
that M. Cambaceres has obtained letters of natna
ralization in the Netherlands, and that WO,
bought a house in Amsterdam.
The two battalions which are organizing itt
tbi
Island of Rhe, for the Colonies of Gnadaloupe an 4
Martinique, will be raised to 2036 men, hlB4
order of the Minister of War.
They wale from Carnbray, Aug. 14. " - T
b
Duke of Wellington is expected here this eveniot
After remaining here a few days be will Ir. t‘'
Paris. It is said, that in six weeks or twos
he will return to the Netherlands, where different
affairs relative to his conintand_iii.c hief of OW
Army of Occupation demand his presence."
London, England, 1816-11-04

km to solicit tl►e Ki►►g to prohibit the_exp.oftii4

firm of corn. 'l'l,is deputation met with a most
gracious reception, and was admitted it) the ho-
nour of dining at his Majesty's table.

to.tuario‘r; the Tribtina{cif Correttional
will be occupied with an action for.: ealtimuy,
brought by Madame . Charles against the
Aothurs of the Nuin Juane. This affair, whiehis
curious in many respeits, will draW a great coil—
course of people. Some time after, another ae-
tion.for .calumny tried against the seine
persons. It is the affair of the two Judges of Liege,
of which we have,already spOken. Thus the poOr
Naha Jaune; vthich is expiring, is now loaded with
kinds of iniquities, even its allies torn against
it their' sharpest weapon. .So-goes the world.

The Court of Cassation at Liege, after three
Clays pleadings, has confirmed the sentence of the
Cdeutilltit.it of s
r \
C IPcrtl '
e eorr the ,
Editor sult7f Thecity ~/;7ebe eu l cltie ()
(t
veillani, to imprisonment, fine, costs of snit, n-tid
deprivation of'his civil rights for five years. •
It wets B,CUStOrkl under the Austrian, Goseen-
tnent to celebrate .every year at Brussels, a fintetta
service for the military who had died in the course
of theyettr. His. Majesty our august Sovereign{
by a decree of the 30th of October, has
this pit:met:crummy, and ordered that,the expences
shalt be.suprorted by the public treasury.
On the 22d of October three ves,sels, holm with
corn, entered the _port of Antwerp one cams
front Rotterdam, and two from Amsterdam.:
FRANKVORT, OCT. 25.---A public paper, speal.
ink; of the, arrest of M. de .I.'rntr, formerly West,.
phalian Prefect, says, ‘"rhis Oentleroan, who
was settled in liesse, wanted to he at home, and
came lately to an ~cotate. of his, ucar. Kolenberg,
where he:liceti stetletly, hut hewas lately Arrested
by aet kVisiati Cominissioner, and brought, under
a strong
,guard to CAssel, atiti,has been stir;; to,the
rkon Lit marboury ['i►is ►all';ttr exeites.great at".
. tentiou, and the result. is anx.anisly looked for.
London, England, 1816-11-04

CURIOUS OCCURRENCE.

• CANITBAY, 0cT:16.--,At, a to the',
French Commandant return.forOto given by
him to tie. Military anti Civil Ofikers of tioe
tish Army), a,,Lient.-Co:onel air the Staff %VAS
induced' to dunce with a very yonog mint tried Lady,
the wile.of one of the Clerrs of the Contrnissa-
!lilt. The Lath is a native of the Nt:/iieflands,
trot her father in the establislinwor of thi! I'o3l
D,Tartntent at, Bros:,els. After the festivities of
'be evening, an acquaintance was so formed be-
tween the parti,s, that it is Irani the Colonel was in
the habit otoce..t.ni,l;) jiining, the domestic circle.
Calling one d,ay the' Colonel met with
neither husband or wife at but taking up
a book in one of the rooms, which appeared to
have been in pf, rn:,al by the Lady, it is reported
that lie wrote it' the inside of it the words " Pattcre
'I here,.' anti also left. aletter, midressed to her,
explaining strongly' his attachincta towards her.
I:hese declarations being put into the husband's
hands, he sent word to.the Colonel', that if he did
not Wake an ample apology, he should be publicly
horse-whipped. On the part of the Colonel,
Sir N., 11 attended, to decline .a willing-
ness to make such an apology : the form of
one was then • f!iscussed ; it was communicated
accordingly, and returned by the Colonel with
a trifling deviation. The husband became tlis-
satisfied at the alteration, and tyrote down
again the apology he reqiiired, insisting upon ifs
!Icing copiLd verbatim, by the Coloncl. In return
to this second coMinunication, time latter declared
:hat he felt the apology then dictated to be
01 so, humiliating a natore, he really, could not
comply with it. : Shortly afterwards, ,the hus-
band, -meeting the Colonel in company with
some Officers, proceeded to put his threat into
execution, having provided himself with a horse-
whip for that purpose. Immediately after time as-
sault, the Colonel sent a challenge to the assailant,
and the duel took place about a mile from Cam-
bray; after the exchange of a shot each, the
seconds interfered, and the parties separated un-
hurt. The Colonel was attended to the field by
Sir N. H--, and his adversary by an acting;
Camniissary. As soon as the intelligence of the
event reached the. Duke of Wellington, he ordered
a Court of Inquiry immediately to take place.—
(Nor/4v Post.)
London, England, 1816-11-04

'rum the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 2, 1816.

[This tlazotte notifies the revocation of app(Ousent of
Commissary in Chief front the 24th ult. ; and the appoint-
ment of Mr. J. C. Het ries, who held that situation, to An-
ditor of the Civil Litt.)
London, England, 1816-11-04

FASIIIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marchioness de Bourhel and family, at Thomas's
tel, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Dawson, at ditto, from
Brighton; Lord and Lady Kensington and family, at lilatte'l
lintel, from Wales ;. General Ortslow, at Fenton's Hotel, froni
Sussex; Captain Cussane, at ditto, from Paris; Colonel Dor-
wal, at the St. James's Royal lintel, froM a tour ; Colonel
Strafford, stt ditto, from ditto; Mr. Pea, at ditto, from Ire-
sand.
London, England, 1816-11-04

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

IT is of the first coosegoence
aseeytoinran
whose talent and integtity a firm reliance may be placed
in affliction. Messrs. CUltalE and Co. Surgeons of emi-
nence, and high professional attainments, Members of the
Royal Colleges of London and Edinbisrgh,,present to the
Public the result el SO years experience in the Cure of.
SYPHILITIC COMPLAINTS, and those Debitities,which
not untrequently embitter life. In the vigrous gradations,
from recent infectionlo confirmed Lues, their treatment
commands very often a speedy and always a radieal core.
dubious cases, their long and well arranged experience gives.
them a promptitude of decision that. secures the patient from
being mercurialized oqt of existence, or having hiscunstitu
tiun undermined, and the vital principal destrwyed bya latent,.
but insidioas diseaseor a blind and fatal confides)°, m shallow
pretenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular relaxation,- and
Atony Of the Orans, arising from indulgence, insalubriuos
climates, or solitary re risnality, the practice gives new life and
energy to the system, in every case. Strictures and other de-
rangements of theuretbra..they remove in a mild and effectual
manner. Slight and recent cases of infection are cured in
the short period of two days, alid in those of the utmost in
veteracy a proper perseverance, in their plan of treattuent.,,
insures to.the patient is permanent and earliest Core.

Patients treated with candour, and iticiolunie secrecy.
Messrs. Corrie anti Co. may beconsulted emery day, at thvir
I-lotise, 107, Hatton-garden. Letters front the Ctiontty,
statinig.ininutely the cake, mode of living, &e. anti enclosing.
it temittance for Advice and Medicines, treattd with
tudious attentiotio.-107, tiatton-sdrden,
London, England, 1816-11-04

TIM MARKETS.

CORN-E%CuANGE, Nov. 4.---. Our Was
Aveil supplicd this
.morning :with all kinds of
Grain, mid the sale of Wheat was dull at a decline
of as., .per qi:artei:, anti a considerable quantity
left onsold. Barley was 2r. per quarter. lower.
Malt supported its price ; Ole same may bz. said
of !'ease; and Beans are 2s, and Oms Is. per
qua, ter dearer. li'kur was selling at the price we
quoted last week, 90s..per sack.

_Foreign Wheat 735. 775,
Fine ditto - -100 s. —s.
English Wheat .- 775. B.li.
Fine ditto -87 s. —s.
Old ditto - • -107 s. —s.
Fine
Rye - - • - -47 t. 53,
Fine ditto - - 525. 58s.
Raley - 455. bOs.
Fine ditto - - Ws, —s.
Malt
Fine ditto - -89 s. Rs.
Whit ePease (boilers) 80s. Gds.
Fine ditto - - -70 s. —s.

Ore), Pease -50 s. 88s.'
Floe Grey Pease -48 s. —s.•
!lions - - -61 s. 633.
Ohl ditto • - 545. 6tis.
Small 'Pick Beasts Etta, this.
Old ditto - - - —s.
Feed 0 ids - - -28 s. 31s.
Fine ditto - afts. 38s.
Poland ditto - - 335. Als.
Fine ditto - - 3tk. 41s.
Potatoe ditto -41 s. 4G..
Rape Seed 411.481. per lost.
Fine Flour - 855.905.
Seconds - • 80s. 83..

SMITHFIELD, Nov. 4.—This day's Market was well sup.
plied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general
was considerable; Veal was dearer; Beef, Mutton, arid Purk,
sold at last prices; And the trade, for the most part, ?vas
somewhat brick. The sales in the Hay-market were rather
lively; Straw has dropped in price; Hay uni Clover fetched
list prices.
London, England, 1816-11-04

support tie Cilatter Lire great inilocmee. Ifo-x
ever, the meeting of the new Chanther is exptcte
withinit npprelet►sio►►."

The Duke at Kent Packet La% also arrived wit!
anntll'et Mail, ITonly four days—:,the stiOatesepas
sage almost ever rentetnhertil.

We lament to state, that our Irish Newspapers
to the 2d instant, which arrived this morniiig,
contain, more painful accounts of disorders and
murders in that country than we have recently re-
ceived. At Kilkenny the spirit of inSubordinatioa
has again become too manifest. At Boyle and its
vicinity there is a system of general outrage—and,
worst of all, there are accounts of several of the
bloodiest assassinations which ever stained the
annals of a civiliZed country, at Ardee, at
Costello, and at Four-mile-Water. The present
State of England is distressing, but of Ireland it
is horrible.

THE KING'S lIEALTH.--The following is the
Physichns' Public Report of the state of his MA-
3F.Cfrlr, which was exhibited yesterthy in St. James's
London, England, 1816-08-26

SPORTI NG INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OP. MK ODDS.—RETTING-ROOM, Auo. 22.
Thr Produce Stakes of 1000 each, at York.
to 1 apt Captain Candid. 15 ti agst he Duke of Hamil-
-3 to I—Mr. Peitse's gr. e, too.* hay cult.
Even betting one of the three *ins:
The rilP.es' Stakes of 50gs each, at York.
Event betting Watbcot Lass against the Field.
The Doncaster St. Leger Stakes,
5 tot attst Rasping., 9 to I ugst Waterloo.
6to Lord Derby's. 13 to 1 Tout Tit.
7 ti. Lucifer. L 1 to $ Watbcott Lass.
9 to 1 Captain Candid.
.40 to l —Duchess of Lieven.

WINDSOR, AUG 2.h. }
.Yesterday her MAJESTY
and the PRINCESS tOOk gn airinc, in rk..,coach and
four on the liath,roath In the afternoon her
MAJESTY and the Royal Family dined Et Frog.
more, and returned to the Castle in the evening at
eight o'clock.---This morning Divine Service was
performed at the Castle, anti afterwaids her MA-
JESTY and 'the PRINCESS took their usual airing
to Ilrogmore.—Next Tuesday the ggbatn Races
A Parisian Artist announces, that next week he
intends, with some assistants, to .dice into the
Seine, and treat the gaping multitude with a re-
presentation of Neptune, Bacchus, Venus, and
Cupid,.. descending in splendid cars, and after-
wards ascending without wetting thetnselves.
They are to 01-ascend under a glass temple in the
middle of the Seine, and drink success to sub-
marine navigation,
Some time ago we noticed an attack which
bad been made in Ennisabowen, on Air, Cows-
Turr, a ReVentie Officer, in which he was wound-
ed, as it was then'thought, mortally. He re-
covered, however and on being able to take'the
air, he went out .eor the first 'time, accompanied
by his wife and another person, when a man on
horseback came mep, discharged a pistol at him,
which wonntled hint dangerously, and then gal-
lopped of .ii(Derry
The tinecdot e, from an Englieh Print, related of,
the Duke of WELLINGTON and a soldier:of, the
tivards, offers a sitecitnett of our- neighbours'
talents at bull making The veteran, on being
asked by the' Comtnamier why be was absent front
his regiment, pointed to his arm, Which he had
lost ! !—Mablin POper.)
We bear ft ont-the Highlands, that the weather
has been very unfavourable tor shooting. -

• SING.ULAtt Rostmttr.—One night. last Area st
fine live turtle, weighing" upwsrds 501 h. was
Aoki) ott board a Airtst Indianian recently
wive(' in Wilitehaven harbour.

A traveller who has lately returned from Paris
lays, that he was overtaken upon the road by
shoals 01. his 'countrymen, who were returning
with all po.4sihle dispatch to the arms or their 'la+
nirai patent, John 8011. The Landed Prork.
tins arc') tlt eiblitge, anxious Ott aeCotillt Of the
harve,:---t he lovers sporting tire touttiug to Ibe
(lest ruction of game--...4n I the ',avers o: moneY.ore
scenting the Lottety, one Prize in which,
fancy, would yield them more real pleasure than
all the gaudy Otto ut our neighbours.:
London, England, 1816-08-26

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis andlOarchioness'of Buckingham, at Sucking-
ham House, Pall-Mail, from their seat Stowe, Buds; Lord
and Lady Dalhousie, and family, at Gordon's Hotel, Albe-
marle-street, from their seat, Dalhousie .Castle, Scotland
Captain Richards, at the Waterloo Hotel, Sermyn-street, from
Brussels; Hon. Wm. Burrell, at his father, Lord Owydir's
house, Whitehall; from Orinisthorpe Castle, Linculnshire.

DEPAIITU RES.
;Ells Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, fbr the Stud
House at Hampton Court; the Marquis and ?darelsionest of
Angtesea and family, from their house, in Old Burlington»
street, to their sent, Beau Desert, Staffordshire ; Earl and
Countess Cowper and family, fur ltalyi Sir Win. Forbes, Bart.
and family, from Gordon's lintel, Albemarle-street, to their
seat, in Sentlaud; Mr. and Mrs.. Harland, of Soho-square, fur
Margate.
ARRIVALS AT BATH.--Sir J. D. and Lady Fowler, Sir F.
Ni.yesmitti, Lady Hunter; Admiral Vaslion, General Far-
Colonel and Mrs. Lyons, Colonel Mackie, Colonel
Thornhill.
London, England, 1816-08-26

• • •
Cotza Exco ANti

M: p. 26.—W* !kid a mid-

stkpplynt. Inoming from Essex
Itncl Kent, sale•of which,, in conseq.lence of

the fine veather, was :lull, and 2s. per qua►ter
cheaper than this day week. Barley was 13. pc:
quarter dearer. Malt was steady. Boiling and
Grey Pease being in demand, arc each 23, per
quarter dearer. Tick Beans are 21. clseaper,hay.

lug a large supply.
anal Is. per quarter lower
there tens no alteration.

Foreign bfig. 634.
Fine ditto - - • 873. —5.
F.llloiih Whrat -61 s. 713.
Fine ditto - • 99t. —3.

;c sale of Oars were thin,
In other kinds of Grail)

Fine Grey Pease - 464. —s.
'Pick - - -84 e. 40,.
Old ditto - - —I.
I Tick Beans 88,...135.
Old ditto - - - ••••ti. —9.
Feed Oats - - - 161: 20s.
Fitteditto - - -20 s. 245.
Poland ditto - 2ts. 2,55.
fine ditto - - - 225. .17s.
Potatar ditto - 395.
Rape Seed. 311. 401. prr last.
Fine Flour -70 s. 755.
tirconds - • 655. 703.

Rye
rine ditto - -40 s. —s..
- tits. 325.
Fine ditto - • - SO,
Malt - • - - 545. Ms,

rine ditto -60 s.
WhitePease (boilers) 435. 4;..5.
Fine ditto -80 s.
Grey Pease - -41 s. 453.

SMITHFIELD, AUGUST 26.-4'his day's Market had a con-
siderable supply of prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in
general was pretty good; Lamb, Pork, and Veal, were dearer;
Mutton was cheaper; Beef sold at last price; and the trade,
for the must part, was somewhat brisk. The sales in the
Hay-market were tattier lively; Straw find Clover have
dropped in price; Hay fetched last price.

Reaping commenced at Truro, in the parish of
Crantock, Cornwall; on the 15th ; at Gue,tling,
Sussex, on the 19th ; and at Armnth‘vaite, near
Carlisle, on the 17th instant.
The wheat harvest has commenced at several
places in the vicinity of Hearn and Whitstable,
and will become general in those parts on Monday
next. There has not happened so late an harvest
in the above places for 17 years, when it did not
begin till the lath of Angast.—Kent Paper.
London, England, 1816-08-26

OFFICE OF ORDIV,INCE, Aug. 16, MIL

TETE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His Mil-
, JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-M(0,
on or before 11-ednesday, the 4th day of Sept.. next, front such
Persons as may be to undertake the Supply Af
FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follow-
ing Dist, ids, to be delivered at the Expence of the Con-
tractor, vie.
North Britain, South-Wist, including Potts-
.

Noytherns

mom!), Isle of Wight, and

Eastern, exclusive of Walley, Christchurch,