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OFFICE OF ORDN,L-VCE, July 31, 13'20

THE PUBLIC are hereby informed that
Thirty-seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY
of GREAT BRITAIN, carried or, under the Superintendence
of tin late Major-General WILLIAM MUIrGE, LL.D. P.R.
and'A..S., are now complete, and that IMPRESSIONS from
them are on Sale at-the ORDNANCE MAP OFFICE, in the
'"OWEtt of LONDON, and alid at WILLIAM FADEN'S,
Geographer to his Majesty, and Agent to the Boardoof Ord-
nance, at CHARINCI:CIAOSS.
These PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex,
Sussex, Hants, Dorset, Devon, and Cornwall,'and propor-
tions of Somerset, Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan,-Carmarthen,
Glamorgan, Wilts, Berhs, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and
Cambrid,,e.
Part IX, containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire,
and portions of the adjacent Country, was published on the
lst of August, 1819, and as the Work is 'still in progress, ac-
Cording to the original Design of giving a complete Map of
.Great Britain upon a Scale of one inch to a Mile, the
Publication of the future parts will- follow as fast as toe na-
ture of such a Work will adnit, without increasing the an-
an:4l Expense.
Gentlemen wishing to procure a Map of the Country sur-
rounding their own habitations, may, by application to Mr.
CABER, at the Ordnance Map Office (where an Index Map
vitt be shewn) select army sheets they please, for that purpose.
All Letters on this subject, addreiised to Mr. Baker, under
a cover to the Secretary -0 I the Boardut Ordnance, Pall Mall,
will be immediately attended to.
By Order of the Board, R. 'H. CItEW, Sec.

AMICABLE SOCIE'T'Y,-FOR INSURANCE OF LIVES,
Serjeant's-Inn, Fleet-street, London, incorporated by Queen
Anne, 1706.
THE DIRECTORS have now to offer -to the
attention of the Publid, TABLES of RATES, which
bare been lately completed, for the INSURANCE of LIVES,
at the various Ages from S to 72; either for the whole Life;
any specific number of Years; the contingency of One person
surviving another; or for the joint continuance of the Lives
of two Persons, the Insurance payable on the Death of
either.

Insurances in this Office are effected in certain cases at a
Teduction of nearly 20 per cent. and on the whole on terms
greatly favourable to the Insured.
'lnsurances may he effected from 2001. to 50001. and every
kind of Insurance, however short the period of continuance,
is entitled to a participation in the pecuniary advantages
accruing to the Corporation. These advantages are wholly
eppropriated to the benefit of the Insured, in proportiott to
The amount of each Insurance, as circumstances arise in the
Year in which the death happens.
Of the Claims upon this Society which became payable in
Tespect of Insurances on the Lives of Persons who died in the
last Year, 53 Shares, having made fifteen yearly payments or
tl"e, received additions amounting to -140 per Cent.; 6
''''ares h swing made eleven; 3 Shares having made ten ; anti
,hares eight yearly payments, 500 per cent.—and 3.3 Shares
~.IvlPg made seven, iir a smaller ritu!:er of yearly payments;
ce'ted 60 per cent. in addition to the sum originally
of the Charters and Bye-Laws. with Tables of
the Premiums, may be had at the Office, where attendance is
given daily from Nine till Three o'Clock.

By Order of toe Court of Directors,
.1. PENSA:VI, Registrar.

and J. SI VEWRIGHT, Sole Contrac-
'kr • tors for the NEW YE.'.ll'S LoTTERY,,. which
contains (in Money and Consuls,) the unprecedented nuns-.
ber of
NINE PRIZES of TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS,
TWICE THE FORMER PROPORTION OF ALL OTHER

PRIZES,—and
NOI"I'Wv BLANKS To A PRIZE, .(a reduction of half
the proportion of Blanks in fovnier Schemes).
ttneximpled as this is, TICKETS and SHARES are LOWER
in PRICE.
THE DRAWING hegini 23d of JANUARY, when the
PRIZE will divide THREE PRIZES of TWEN-
TY-ONE THOUSAND POUNDS' extra each; and as
every Capital will have a New Ticket, One Purchase
may obtain TWO of TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND
POUNDS each.
3. and J. S. Hatter themselves that, highly as their former
Schemes have been estimsted, the merits of this exceeds
Them all; and they trust their Friends will have the same
success at their Offices, as. in Last Contract; when in One
Lately they Sold
ALI, the PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
At 37, CORNHILL; 11, HOLBORN; st§, HAYMARKET;
"here Schemes at full length may be had on application:

Just completed, in Twenty-fire Nnmbers, at 9s. 6d. each, or
in Two Volumes delay, 31. 4s. 6d. half-hound,

ONE HUNDRED VIEWS in - EDIN.
BURGH and its- VICINITY, drawn and engraved by
J. arol H. S. STORER, with Descriptions of the Plates, and
a History, Political and Ecclesiastical, of tile Scottish ,Metro-
polis. •
A few Copies are • printed on Super-royal, with Proofs of
the Plates, at 4s. per Number—or in Two Volumes, al. 2s.
ball-bound.
A Panoramic View of EDINBURGH, nearly two feet in
length, is likewise engraved triaceompany this ‘l•ork, price 85.
Edintmigh : published by A. Constable and Co.; London,
by-Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.

TO MILLINERS AND FANCY DRESS-MAKERS.
ASingularly advantageous OPPORTUNITY
flow OFFERS in LEICESTERSHIRE, to any person
wishing to begin BUSINESS in the above LINE, parted
from solely on the ground of ill health, has been established
many years, and now in toll trade; every facility will he offer-
ed by the present Proprietor, in furthering the interest of
the person succeeding, and the hands now employed will if
required continue. The value of this concerts will.he explain-
ed with futtlier particulars, on application by letter (post
Paid, or not taken in) to G. E. to he left at the Leicester
Journal office.

rREEITOLD' ESTATES, at MELTON MOWBRAY, LEI-

CEVFERSHIRE, and 'at COTORAVF,,

. ,
SHIRF..
To be SOLD by AUCTION, at the Latter End of January,
or in February next,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANSION
ifOUNE, situate at Me Mowbray, in the County
of Leicester, usually called the "Old Club House," with ex-
*t.osive Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Yards, Stables for 12
1-sec, and other convenient outbuildings, now occupied by
the Gentlemen of the Mtlton Hunt.
Also, a valuable Freehold and Tithe bee Estate, situate at
Cotgrave, in the County of Nottingham, consisting of a farm
hilnse, yard-garden, orchard, hats,, dovecote, stables, and
01het 'out-buildings, with several closes - of land, containing
hlgether upwards of 80 acres, in the occupation of Mr. ,Ben-
iatnin 'Walker.

A part of the land at Cotgtave adjoins the town street,
and is eligibly situated for building purposes.
The premises at Melton Mowbray may be seen on applying
at the house.

The premises at Cotgrave may be seen by applying to the
Tenant, and further particulars may be bad by application to
Nip. Cralitree, rif Colston Bassett, or Messrs,'REN-
iHAtC soil CURSHAM, Solicitors, Nottingham.
Nottingham, Dtc. 6.

MYSTERIOUS MURDER.— On Friday night
.three men in the employ of Mr. RUTT, of
Shackle well, were goingfrom'their ivork in com-
pany, from KingSland to lloXtoh, and on. their
road through a copse, called Ilthode'S Field; they
stumbled against the body of a man,'whom they
supposed had got drunk, and 'fallen asleep on his
way home. It being, dark,' they 'could not see
his features ; but on feeling his face, they found
it so deathly cold as to excite apprehensionS:that
the man had expired.' They shook him, but
could not awake him, nor could they hear him
breathe. After some consultation, they agreed
to carry.the man to a neighbouring public-house.
On their arrival, to their 'surprise and horror,
they found that he had received 'several mortal
stabs on his breast, and appeared to have 'beef)
murdered. Information was immediately sent
off to the Coroner of this dreadful transaction,'
and an Inquest will be held forthwitkupon the.
body of the unfortunate Man.

" 14.644/A*, D. id. 1820.—A most extraordinary. ;tory lins
bee n put io circulation within these few days, Which perhaps
has already reached you. Lord Stewart onexpecledly return-
ed here from Troppatt, and it was immediately said, that his
Lordship had given a few blows to Prince Metternich, and
challenged hint ; tsut th,is is all a made-up story ; for I can
assure you, that had-such a rencontre • taken place, it .must
have been known to certain persons 'here, with whom the
parties and I arc very Intimate, but who, on the contrary,
assure me it is not true.

" I will now acquaint you with what is going on at Trop-
pau and as I derive my information from an otficial quarter,
you may rely on its authenticity.—The five leading Powers
(Russia, Austria, England, France, and Prussia), have, or
will issue jointly a Declaration, publicly disapproving of the
principle of Revolutions bcix
.ti Teeter In/ tbe
‘ Austria, in its own name, has sent a notificatio-n fo the
Goeerriniet. Naples, to put things in state quo, as they were
before theAevOlution ; theii the hiug may, if he things pro-
per, make any change hr pleases in his form of Gpverument.
" Austria, Russia, and Prussia have invited the Kings of
Naples and Spain to attend the Sovereigns at Troppau, or at
Vienna.

fttc i" En attendant—An Austrian and Russian army (the lat-
ter to act as a corps de reserve,) are to approach Napier, while
their emissaries are endeavouring to effect a counter-revolu-
tion. The English and French fleets now in the Mediterra
nean are there to prevent the Russians froM taking possession
of Sicily, which seems to have been the intention of the Em-
peror Alexander. The Declaration on the part. of the Lead-
ing Powers will not appeal- till the retorts of the Goofier who
was sent to Naples on the 15th ult. with the ultimatum, nor
will the armies advance till his retorts.

" The state of Germany is
.not at all tranquil ; the Tit-
gendhund increases, and,a dreadful oath binits them, which
is, that there shall be no crowned head to gov.ern in Germany
five years hence. The head of Sandt, which is on snuff•
boxes, brooches, rings, cane beads, &c, is a sort of rallying
sign for the members of the Tugend-bund, or More properly
speaking, der h gartcen-bu nd, (the black-onion,) which is
an Ultra-Republican sect ; these are the Sandates, who are
to get rid of their enemies by assassination. A printed letter
is in circulation, addressed to the late Prtissiail War Mini-
ster, Gen. Gueisenan, which has made a peat sensation.
The General was formerly a member of the
,Ticsemi-bund,
jointly with Baron Stein, the late Justus Gruner, &c. The
letter is not publicly sold, nor is the author's or printer's
name affixed to it.".

Carton. 'Muse, Dec. 19, MO

• /
The,King was this day •pleased confer the honour of
Knight houthnii Majur-Genet'at (ienrge Airey, on his appoint-
ment as Knight Commander cif the pOder of the Guelph.

Whitehall, Dec. 23, ; 220.

The Ring has been pleased to-,prest•nt the Reverend Robert
Barclay to 1 he,Churcb and Paristi of Lunan, in the Presbytery
of Abcrbrothocli, and county of Forfar, youd by the cleatb of
Mr. Julia Gowan.

MILITARY KtOMOTIONS.
• If'
• ~ •
ar- Ofifte .Dec. 41.
110 Regiment of Light Dragoons, Sergeant -- Bambricit
to be Cornet, Without purchase, vice Crole, pronloteo.
17th Ditto, Assistaut-Surgeon Samuel. kionues, from
half-pay 96th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Thomas
Price, who exchanges.

tit or fir enadier-Re im ent of .Foot Guards, Surgeon Robert
Gibson, from the 6.2r1 Foot, to be Su►geoo, riceeohn Bacot,
who retires upon half-pay 2 1 s t Light Dragoons.
11th Regiment of -Foot, Quartermaster Robert Edwatlds,
from half-pay Bourbon Regiment, .to be Quartermaster, vice
'moot hy,Coghlan, who retires upon .
5I st Ditto, William T. Morshead, Gent. to be Ensign,with-
out purchase.

62d bin°. Surgeon Riobard Spenier; frnm half-pay of tlio
21st Light Dragoons, to be Surgeon, vice Oibstnr, appointed to
the Ist Foot Guards.

West India Regiment, Quartermaster Serjeant James
Dukes, from the Dept.t in the Isle of Wight, to be Quartermas-
ter, vice Fair, appointed to the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion.
Ist Ceylon Regiment, Lieutenant ..isepli Dyas from the
51st Foot, to be Captain, with Out put chase, viee Cleather,
deceased.

7th Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant Donald Munro,
from the 86th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Andrew Simpson,
whose appointment has not taken place. • -

Qum iertuaster William Fair, fri;ni timid West India.Regi-
mew, to he Ensign, vice Christmas Knight, who returns to
his former situation on the Retired List. -
Hospital Staff.--Apothecary Wheadon, from half-
pay, to be Apothr-cary to the Forces.
Royal East India Volunteers, William Henry Nuthall,
(hot. to he Lieutenant, vice Mitchell, whose appointment
has nut taken place. '

Offce ofChllnance, Dec. 18, 180.

Reyal Regiment of ArtiikrY, Second Lieutenant Henry
Crane to be First Lieutenant.; . First Lieutenant Richara
Beaumont Bernaby, from half-pay, to be ditto; Second Lieu-
tenant Alexaiader Alcoa, front baif.pay, to be SecUnd
Lieutenant.

Commission in the Newcastle Volunteer Infantry, signed by
the Viee-Litutenaut of the County of Staifurtl. •
John Snape, Geist. to be Ensign, vice Key, resigned.

, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.
J. Sprigens, Cheshain, Buchingliantstiiie, draper, from
Dee.-,26 to Feb. t 3. .
J. Scurr, Doncaster, linen-draper, from Dec. 9 to Jan. V:.
G. Dummied, Depttur4suap-malier, from Dec. 30 to Jan. ti.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
H. Davis, Bristol, merchant.
BANKRUPTS.

T. Chapman, jnn., Newcastle•upon-Tyne, master mariner,
to surrender Dec. 80, Jan. 9, Feb. 8, at Guildhall. Solici-
tor, Mr. Bowman, Broad-street • buildings.
A. Ross and J. Murray, Leadenball-buildiugs Grace-
church-street, merchants, Dec. 26, Jan. 20, 80, at
Solicitors, Messrs. TonilinSon, Thomson, Baker, and Smith,
King's Arms-yard, Coleman•stfeet.
M. Islohntaux. Birmingham, grocer, Jan. 11, 19, Feb. 3,
at the Royal Hotel, Birniingliatto Solicitors, Messrs. Long
and Austen, Holborn-court, (fray's-ion. • ,
T. Rouse, Lice) pool, optician, Jan. 12,, 13, Feb. 3, at the
George-inn, Liseriauul. solicitor, Mr. James, Ely-place.
J. Wright, Strand, wine merchant, Dec. 26, C.', Feb.
3, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. :Martindale, (fray's-inrr•squ:n•c.
' W. Bryon, Hammersmith, brandy merchant, Jan. .2, 9, Fcb.
3, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Brown, Nlincing-laur.
H. B. Hall, New Alresford, Southampton., maltster, Dec.
2G, Jan. 2, Feb. 9, at Guildhall. Sulicilur, Mr. Gude, Bed-
ford-row. .

.1. C. and A. Miller, Bishop.gate-strert, merchant, Dec. gno
Jau. 20, Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Vail :landau,
:Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. . . _

11. Barton, Paul's Cray, Kent, miller, Dec. 30, Jan. )3,
Fob. 3, :it Guildhall. Suliciturs, Nle.srs. Chit Le and Faulkner,
Saddler's-ball; Ctieattside.

C. W. Chapman, ..I.'.nch-lane, stock broker,. Jan. 2,.6, Feb.
5, at Guildball. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchinson, Crown-court,
't'hreaduerdle•strcet.

E. Uraddon, Naaau-street, Aliddlesex Hospital, piano.
forte-maker, Dec. 30, Jan. 6, Feb. a, at Guildhall. Solici-
tors, Messrs. W. and D. Richardson, Wallirook.
W. Wrightson, Leeds, druggist, Jam 15, '2O, Feb. 3, at
the Hotel, Leeds. Sohcituts, Nlessrs. Alexander and Holrne,
New inn. . • -

T. L. 'lwei.ll, Bi;reham, Essex, farmer,. Jan. 6,• 20, Feb. 3,
at Guildhall. Soli.itors, Messrs. DillCC and Sou, Billiter-
.
_ .

*G. Runyon, Jerusalem Coffe,touse, Corpliill, master. ma.
rifler, Jam 6, 18, Feb. 3, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mi. La-
timer. Gray's Inn-striate.

E.l":tl:krsti, liuciderstielti, grocer, Dec. 20, Jan. S, Feb. 3,
at, the th,orge tun, ktuddriatield. Solicitor, Mr. Ltitttye,
Chaticery-hne„

O. Jachwn, 13irtningharo, grocer, Jan. ti, 13, Feb. at
the Royal. .Hotel, Rivalinghaul: .Suiii.iturs, Messrs. Alex-
ander and Bonne, New Inn..
3. Richardson, Manchester, joiner, Jan. 13; 17, Feb. 3, at
the Unicorn inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and
Johnson, Temple.
V. Ochley; Terrington, Norfolk, shopkeeper, Jan. 6,8,
Feb. 3, at the Brininn, Orford-hill. Solicitor, Mr. Nelson,
• • • • •.

':+put I ier and .1, Thrrker, .Brilbroogliton; Worcestershire,
sahe-rnatitir:returis, Jao. 3,4, Fel). 3, at the ";,wan
Hamingharn, !solicitors, Nlevars, Jelmings anit
lslui court, Temple.

Ijity,l,ton, Einitilersfield, clothier, Jan. 1,2, Feb. 3, at
the George Ina,
iticki,acks, and Mettcalf, Chancery-lane.
a, and E. 'firma, Iteading,.l.lerlishire, botcher!, Jan. 2,3,
Feb, 3, at the Clu
.ticcster and Orford Tavern; Bath. Sulici
tots, Messrs. Ad lingtott and Gregory, '
G. W. UnoJey, Great Tuciritt-streety OxfOrd:-rnatl, wine-
tnereliant,,jati..9, .2:3„ Fel,. 3, at (iiiiklball. 'Solicitor, Mr.
Dyne, Lincoln', . • .
Alpyteistri-et, Westininiter, grocer, Dec. 30,
Jan, 20, at Guititnall. Solicitor, Mr. Martindale,

&C. to- morrow.)

. .
'We htive to contradict the statement which
first appeared in an Evening Papt;r of Friday, of
the Cuincieoiiha-Ving Sailed for the Mediterranean
with .a cargo of Italian witnesses ; that. vessel
" has heen'emplOyed at the regnest of.the Board
ol,LonkitStide, in .bringiiig• .fron-i.France to ant
Obreryatory at -Greenwich a fin c.;hronoineter,
lately made' by ,60QUET for Oat Board. The
vesselWki—s;Mply used for that purpose, which
having' fulfilled,. she is now retained to her Sta.
tion at 'ortstrouth."---(S:orning''cper.)

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE:'

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, DEC. 21.
CHAMBER OF PEERS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20.-
The President read a letter from Marshal the
Duke de Reggio, placing at the disposal of the
Chamber, during the Session, a Guard of Ho-
noar..--Thanksw<re voted to the Marshal. A
.Sp'ecial,Committee of five was appointed to pre-
:pate an address to his Majesty.—The usual Com-
mittees were aPPointed, the Chamber ad-
journed till, Friday.