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London, England, 1813-08-12

THE KING et. LITTLUIELD AND OTHERS.

This was as indictment against the defendants for
an assault.

The prosecution was instituted by Mr. Masters, an
eminent ship-builder at Blackwall, and was for an as-
sault committed by some of his workmen against ano-
ther of the name of Davis. It was stated that the
ship-builders, like other mechanics, had formed clubs,
by which they excluded certain persons from workhlg
in the dock-yards, unless they submitted to certain re-
gulations of these clubs, and those who did nOt com-
ply they stigmatised as duds.
Davis stated, that on the 24th of September he
was walking, when he met Littlefield and the others.
Littlefield said—" here comes a b-- duck," and
immediately jostled him ; he turned round and save
him a push on the nape of the neck, upon which Lit-
tlefield gave a stick, or something which he had in
his hand, to a companion, and came up to him, and
without any more provocation gave him several blows
in the face ; the effect of which was to close up one
eye, and he remained blind with it for several days.
The Jury found the defendants Guilty.
RUSEEL V. POULTON.

This was an action upon the warrantry of a horse.
The plaintiff alledged that he bought a horse of the
defendant, which he warranted sound, a good worker,
and'one that would go quiet in harness.
The breach of the contract alladged was, that he
would not work in harness ; but it was admitted he
was quiet enough, for he would not stir, for-the mo;
ment he felt the collar he stopped short and would
not proceed one inch.
The witness produced to prove the warrantry,
however, failed in the most material circumstance,
for he only proved that the defendant warranted him
sound, and. a good worker. On this evidence the
plaintiff was nonsuited.
London, England, 1813-08-12

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 11.

Sailed his Majesty's ships ARCHER, ALERT, and
SPY, for the Downs.—Arrived his Majesty's revenue
cutter Sl'Oltlt, Captain FERRIS, with a row-boat pri-
vateer, which she captured off Beachy Head, on the
evening before last.—His Majesty's ship VULTURE
takes convoy for Guernsey, and the Cnostus for the
Downs.—ale horse transports came .into harbour
this morning, for the purpose of embarking the 7th
Hussars, for St. Andero.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, AUGUST' ii.

Arrived his Majesty's ships BeCEPHALU!, NIEMEN,
and ASTREA, with the remainder of the East India-
men under convoy—the whole are sailed for the
River. His Majesty's ships IBUCEPHALUS, NIEMEN,
and ASTREA, remain.—Sailed the EoLvs and NIE-
ItIEN frigates for Portsmouth, and the Timms man
of war for off Flushing.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-08-12

HOW LOVELY A LADY LOOKS WITH HEk HAIR
CURLED.

Othe Inventions Of modern times, %chi-cher
for elegance or utility, ATKINSON's ORIGINAL CUR-
LING FLUID sets all competition at a distance. This curious
chemical article, which is as innocent as new milk, is a most ele-
gant substitute for Oils, Pomatums, ice. in dressing the Hair,
making it curl, and keeping tke curl full and perfect during ex-
ercise or in a damp atmosphere, hence to Ladies who hate ex-
.eerienced the unpleasantness of the hair falling net of curl in the
ball-room or promenade, its utility must be °bitten.; for nourish-
ing the Hair it far surpasses any thing known. being regularly
prescribed by Medical Men for the growth of Hair when all
I other means have proved ineffectual, it imparts a grateful and
delicious perfume, gives the most lovely and fascinating appear-
ance to the hair imaginable, hi short is so superior to any thing
ever before invented either for neurishing or beautifying the
hair, that it has received the patronage of the Royal Family and
most of the Nobility.
Sold in pots at Ss. 6d. Cs. and one guinea, by the isle Proprie-
tor, Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, removed to 43, Gerrard•street,
Soho, London ; and by appointment by all the Wholesale and
Retail Peri milers, Medicine Venders, and Hair-dressers in Town
and Country.
Red or Grey Hair changed to an Auburn or Black.—Arsix-
Mei Veourmiaa Dye changes red•or grey hair to as auburn
or black by so sirorle a process, that a Lady of Gentleman may
, e their own hair with the utmost ease, with this peculiar ad-
vantage, that the colour it conveys Is so permanent, that nothing
san possibly remove it, price Ss. Ms. 6d. and one guinea.
N. B. As there are counterfeits, please observe the signature
Jas. Atkinson, on the label both of the Fluid and Dye, to coun-
terfeit which is felony.
London, England, 1813-08-12

PRAGUE. JULY 24.

We learn that the Congress at Prague held its first
Sittings on the 19th instant.
Several persons attached to his Excellency the
Duke of Vicenza have already arrived here, and every
thing is prepared for his reception at the grand Priory.
This Ambassador is expected every moment.
Count Narbonne is lodged at Ledebur Palace,
which Government had orderkd to be prepared.
It appears that conferences have been already held
at Count Metternich's, but nothing respecting them
has publicly transpired.
' His Majesty the Emperor ist pass two days here
next week.

The Emperor of Russia is still at Pelerswaldau.
The King of Prussia is immediately to return from
Berlin.

DRESDEN, JULY 29'..

Several considerably strong columns of troops,
newly arrived, passed the Elbe some days ago.
Juts 80.—It is believed that the Emperor will be
absent a fortnight. The Duke of Bassano and the
Minister Secretary of Suter Count Daru, are still in
our town.
Thos-paule of troops proceeding in Lusatia and
LSilesia are still very frequent.
-- -

The Saxon army is encamped near Golitz ; the
fist brigade under the orders of General Lecoq, and
the secund, under those of General Sahr. It is at its
full complement.
London, England, 1813-08-12

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 10.

Put in here to join convoy, the sloop{ Good in-
tent, HAT ; and Brothers, Haar, both from Water.
ford, with cargoes of provisions bound to London.—
Sailed the AJAX and VILLE Da PARIS, for the Channel
fleet. Arrived the ORESTES sloop of war from a
cruize in the Channel ; Pomona, COOTII ; and the
Hero, W. Pnerrnioux, from Neeth.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1813-08-12

NAPAL-INTELLICEIICE.

FALMOUTH. AUGUST 9.
Arrived the Walsingham packet from Plymouth
where she delivered her Mail some days ago. Sailed
his Majesty's ships Ainforr, Captain DKVONSHIRS ;
TALSOT, Captain SWAINS; MOTINS, Captain DE
COURCEIC ; and the PRIMROSE, Captain Plaft.t.orr.i
with a fleet for Newfoundland, Quebec, &c. consisting
of between 70 and 80 sail : the Wanderer and he
Unanimity are left behind ; the former under repair,
the latter sunk. Sailed the Windsor Castle packet
with a Mail for Gibraltar and Malta.
London, England, 1813-08-12

BIRTH.

On the Ist instant, at his house in lames's-court, Edinburgh.
the wife of Mr. James Crawford, of a daughter. It is 20 Team
since Mrs. Crawford was delivered of her List child.

MARRIED.

July 213, Rev. J. Warneford, Fellow of Jesus College, Cam.
bridge, to Charlotte Ann, second daughter of Colapel Sweetmg.
of Woodlands, Somersetshire.

DIED.
At the Naval Hospital, Halifax, of his wounds, Mr. John Sam•
well, Midshipman, late of the Shannon frigate.

HIGH WATER AT LANDON BRIDGE TA-MORROW:
..... . ...... 1 minutes after 3
Afternoon .. 1.8 m'nates after 3

TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. -
IBEnleave to inform you, that ever since the year
1790, I had been of acted with the Lues Venerea ; which from
its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the
most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several sever*
courses of salivation and twice discharged from the Hospital,witk -
little relief, would appear to be of the most itriteterate nature. In
the spring of last yearnsy disorder had got to such a head, in
nearly to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re;
commended by 'Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure
by them here,) to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began
to do on the 26th May ; in the course of a fortnigir I began to
receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from my for-
mer complaint's, have recovered my former spirits and strength.
and am become jolly and fat, In which state having continued
many months to the astonishment of .all who knew me, I an*
at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for
the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case at
public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing yO
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful -obedient vt ry humble ser-
vant, ALEX. MURKER.,
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. •
Prepared and sold by rte sole Pmopr iemri Thomas Taylor,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeonsin Edon, at his house
No. 9, New Bridge-street;
They are also sold by Ms appointment, at the Perfumer's, No.
33, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox-
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearlyep-
posite the Monument; and by one person in every considerable
town in England, &c. in boxes only its. 9d. racist sealed up with
full and plain directions, whereby psi sons 'father sex may cure
hemselves yells ease and secrecy.

N. B. Every Box sold in Grist Britain it rede3 up with a gam-
in which,by favour or the Commissioners, is printed at the Stamp
Office " F. Taylor, Ni.n, New Bridge-itrtet."

LONDON:
PuOlMed

Pencesl by Lavas. KINT. Plebe: Place • anal
there, and at the Star-Otice, Tempbe•bar.
London, England, 1813-08-12

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 11.

4 Arrived the GALLANT, from the Nore, and sailed
for Leith. Sailed the CEDNUS yesterday, at 5 ft. m.
with the Earl of ABERDEEN and suite on board.
COVE OF CORK, AUGUST S.
Yeiterday evening his Majesty's ships SronK, Capt.
COULSON ; Music, Capt. Mourrsnen ; and Vutaco,l
Lieutenant PITTMAN, sailed for St. Ande►o, having a 1
fleet of transports under convoy, with the 76th and
84th Regiments on board. There were some vessels
with grain for the same port, sailed with them. They
soon cleared the harbour with a fine breeze. His Ma.
jesty's ship GOLIAH, Captain MAITLAND, a razee 74,
and the GALATEA, are expected every day to call off
the harbour, for the West India fleet.

The Good Intent, Fox, from Newfoundland to
Miramichi, was taken 28th June, by the Snapdragon
American privateer, of 10 guns.
The CHEROKEE slcop of war sailed from Leith
Roads on Saturday night,on a cruize.
The Roselle and Isabella have arrived at Jamaica,
and the Lady Forbes at Havannah, from Leith.

We are informed that a country sloop, laden with
a -valuable cargo for the City of London East India-
man, Captain JENKINS, was lost in coming down to
the ship at Calcutta ; the cargo was estimated at a
lack of rupees.

The Robert and Sally, and Friends Goodwill
fishing smacks, belonging to Poole, which were lately
captured off Cape La Hogue, and carried into Cher-
bourg, have been liberated with the crews. The latter
nrrived at Poole on Friday ; the former foundered in
crossing the Channel.'
London, England, 1813-08-12

PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST INDIES.

PLR BROXISORNDURT—Captain and Mrs. Murray, Mrs.Brad-
stow and family, Lieutenants Langton Wakefield and Bowen.
Pas CASTLE HUNTLEY—Dr. and Mrs. Roxburgh, Mr. and
Mrs. Trier, Mrs. Paterson, Mrs. Grant, C. Lloyd, Esq. W.
Dorin, Esq. Captain Shubrick, Lieutenants Baillie and Hay, and
Ensign Chapman.

Pilt MARCHION ass or ELT—General Sir Samuel Auchmuty,
General Conran, Hon. I'. Oakes, Captains W. Dickson and
Smith, R. Oakes, Esq. B. Cunliffe, Esq. Lieuts. Slade, Denny,
Rule, Mistresses Cul. Freese, Denny, and Robinson ; Misses
Underwood, Robertson, Anstruther ; Masters J. Freese, C.
Freese, 1. Freese, T. Anstruther.

Pus ROYAL GLORGE-.—L;eut..Col. Broughton, Deputy-Go-
vernor of the island of St. Helena, Mrs. Broughton Mr. Hall,
deputy master attendant, Madras; Lieut. Hall, Broughton,
N. I.
and two children.

PER JU:.IANA —Mrs. Robertson and son, Col. Van de Vraan,
Dr. Henderson, Company's service; Captain Douglas, 59th regi-
snent, Lieut. Hunter, Company's service, Lieut. Nickson, 14th
regiment; Quarter-Master Liverks, 78th regiment; Mr. J.
Brown, late Lieutenant-Captain, died on the passage,
Pee Loan Du NCAN—Mrs. Stevens and children, Mis. May,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Oldershaw and child, Miss Gledah, Major-
General Backhouse, 47th regiment, Major-General Lloyd, 17th
dragoons, Major Mallet, H. M. 56th regiment ; Capt. Clutter-
buck, Lieut. G. B. Brooks, Lieut. Hargrave, Captain Daw sun,
formerly of the country service; Lieuts. Nayler, Luger, and
Trash ; Ensigns Oldershaw, 69th regt. Sage, and Morse; Dr.
Meek, Assistant Surgeon G. Johnstone.
Pea COLDSTREAM—Mrs. Turner, Lieut.-Colonels M'Leod
and Bruce, Major Dod, Capt. Lee, Ist regiment of foot, Captain
Brown, Ensigns M`Carthy, Shedden, Ellis, Dr. A. MacKenzie.
Pia CITY or LONDON—Mrs. Ravenscroft and family, Mrs.
' Cockburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ansley, Mr. and Mrs. Ravensbaw,
Ensign and Mrs. Skipp, Mistresses Jackson, Porter, Irving,
Smith, and Little ; Mr. Jones, Mr. James M'Donald, Captains
Cleghorn, Pepper, and Jackson; Lieutenants Newell, Ternan,
Wilson, Vino, and Hornsby.

Saturday last a fatal accident occurred on board
the IMPLACABLE, of 74 guns, under repair at Fly.
mouth. During the absence of the workmen, who
had retired to breakfast, a number of boys employed
themselves in hoisting each other in the basket used
by the scavelmen in clearing the hold of the ship of
dirt. The List hoisted up was a fine youth, fourteen
years of age, of the name of Cainto, son of a French
pilot now at Basque Roads, when, being a tremendous
height from the keel, the alarm was given that the
Warden was coming, and, the whole of the bays
quitting the tackle-fall, the unfortunate youth was
instantly precipitated to the bottom, and receiving a
dreadful blow on the skull, was killed on the spot.
J. Lacej who was left for execution on Saturday
next at Winchester, has been reprieved. The tour
Officers, convicted as either being principals or ac-
cessaries in the murder of Lieutenant BLowitt., in
a duel, remain under their sentence.
London, England, 1813-08-12

IN TUE MATTER OF EBENEEER GAIRDNER AND
SONS, BANKRUPTS.
. A FURTHER DIVIDEND will be paid at the
41. Office of Mr. HAMILTO N, No. 97, Old Broad-street, City,
on W IDNSSDAT, the 18th of August, and on every succeeding
Wednesday, between the hikers of oven and Two. The Secu-
eities must be produced. 'WILDE and KNIGH
Seticitors to the Assignees.

DUTCH HERRINGS.

riPHE Nobility. and Gentry are .respectfully in-
-L formed, that Four Hundred Kegs of the eelebnited Fish,
AU UCH HERRINGS, in extraordinary fine condition, are now
lauding, ar.d on Sale; at Orpoe's Warehouse, 117, Lower
Vhamrs-street. Price 10s. per Keg. Also a few Kits of Cod
Sounds, in high perfection, at the same price.
London, England, 1813-08-12

FRANKFORT, AUGUST,.

A column of French and Polish troops, comman-
ded by General AxaMetowslty, ti.-day marched for
the army. A suffictent number of polish Officers
are proceeding to the corps d'armee, which at! ai
'Hambursh.

PARIS, AUGUST 4.
The intelligence from Frankfort which announced
the arrival pl an. Ziiglish Minister Plenipotentiary
WAS premature. ` It ki now certain that Lord Aber-
deen has beets 4ppointed Minister Plenipotentiary to
the Congress at Prague by the cabinet of St. Jame 44.
He ha left England to procced to his destitution.
London, England, 1813-02-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. ELLIOT moved a new Writ for the County of Bucks, its
the room of Earl Temple, now Marquis of Buckingham.
Sir M. W. RIDLEY presented ; Petition from Newcastle-
upon-Tyne against the monopoly of the East India Cosnrany.
Alderman ATKINS reported from the Weymouth Ct.innoit-
tee, that Lord Viscount Hinchinbrook had been absent, and that
the Committee had in consequence adjourned.
Upon a Medical Gentleman stating that his Lordship was pre.
vented attending for some time by indisposition, Lord Machin.
brook was excused from farthest attendance.
The Cornish Miners' Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed.

Mr.MANNERS SU [TON moved, that Lord Robert Man-
ners should be at I,berty to ab,ent himself from the House
for sli weeks, on account of ill-health.---Agreed to.
On the motion of Lord CASTLEREAUH, Sir Benjamin Hob-
hour! and Mr. M'Kenzle,' were di.charged from the custody of
the Serjeant at Arms, without paying their tees, having come
down to the House at the time the defaulters were calling oy‘r.
London, England, 1813-02-23

MISCELLANEOUS.

Papers were presented from the Courts of Chancery and Ex-
chequer in Ireland, and from the India-dock Company.
he Report of the Insolvent Delators' Bill was received.
Lurd WALSINGHAM .presented some Petitions relatiy.
to the East-India Company.
The con►ideration of the Banbury Peerage case was ISx.-d fun
Friday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR mated, he would give judgment
to-morrow in some Appeal Cauaes.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1813-02-23

This day was published, in 4to. price 16s. in boards,
THE IRISH REBELLION ; or, an I-listory of
the Attempts of the Irish Papists to Extirpate the Ptotes.
Lett in the Kingdom of Ireland; together with the barbarous
. tudties and bloody massacres which ensued thereupon. Wri.ten
front his own observations and authenti: depositions of other eye-
aitne.ses. By Sir JOIIN 'IEMPL.r., Km.
Master of the Rolls, and one of his 1144esty's Most Honourable
Pi ivy Council at that time in Ireland.
:Cow reprinted for the perusal of all Protestai.rs, as the most
' effectual warning piece to keep them upon their guard against
tie encroachmtsts of Popery.
London : Printed in 1746; and reprinted, with other Papers,
in 1812; and sold by Whte, Cochrane, and Co. fleet-street.
of whom may be fad, lab 4 published,
L The HIS FORS of the PARLIAMENT of ENGLAND
which began Nov. 3, 1640; wi:h a short and nectssary View of
:'tee inec.iLng Years. Writ:en by THOS. MAY, F'q, Seere-
?,y for the Parliament. With an Appendix, from Piusi,aturs
. ~I.,ction if it to Papers. Embellished ss.th 1.-. ,; Engr-I,,ltigs,
I. 4 l'ortra t of the Author; and V. a View ,;f the '.i. .ito i lotion
1 lidianunt, with King Charles the Pita no ii... tl rune. Print
ital. in 1647; reprinted it: 1811., in ito. pile 4.1. t., s. 'Cd.
2. THREE t RACTS, published at Amsten:a:n in 1691.-2,
artier the name of LE I'll'.RS of GENERAL L.LIDLOW to Sir-
I4a•snl Seymour and other Persor.. ; comparing the oppressive
C 'vernment of Charles I. in the four first years of his reign with
'bat of the four first years o; the reign of James 11. and vinslica-
t.:l the conduct of the Pat liament that began Nov. 1610. Re-
In.ned in 1612, In quarto, price los. 641.
DCCASIONAI. ESSAYS, chiefly political and historical;
ratactel partly from '1 racts published in the Reigns of Eliza.
*lh, Clarks I. and IL and train Bishop Burnet's History of his
foal ones, in svo. price 9s.
",...ihe CURSE of POPERY and POPISH PRINCES to the
',..4-`n Goveroment and Protestant Church of England, demon-
!_t
itell from the Debates in the Commons House of Parliament
7,!40., relating to the Bill of Exclusion of the then Duke of
~,7!. • with an introduction, shewing the progress of Popery from
."c ateormation to the present time. Primed in 1716, and re.
Prititil 1607, in svo. price is.
1414'112 Printed for Whites Cochran, awl Co. Booksellers,
irblt4stat.
London, England, 1813-02-23

HARNESS FOR CARRIAGES.

TWELVE Pairs of handsome BAROUCHE,
COACH, and CHARIOT HARNESS, made in the pre.
sent fashion, nearly new, and to be Sold at half the price they cost
six months ago, are with brass and plated furniture, and are ca-
pital Bargains.
N. B. Want places several good Coachmen and Grooms with
good characters, and can he well recommended at l.nathis's Har-
ness Manufactory, 199, High Holborn, near the New Buildings.

T OWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
-11-4 C1.0"I H—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United
Kingdom. Every piece warranted for durability and washing,
equal to the best Irish Linen, and sold at about half the price,
at the Original Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's;
and Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall. •
The high estimation this British Manufacture has attained,
after four years' extensive Sale, is fully evinced by the increased
demand, and the numerous satisfactory reports the Proprietor
constantly receives, and being so fully convinced of its supe-
riortty, that he thus publicly pledges himself to reimburse any
Purchaser, should any be found deficient is the qualities for
which it is recommended.
London, England, 1813-02-23

I

Aii!!mmmim=mile
INVOCATION TO THE SNOW DROP.

•
Little flow'r, that loves to bloom
'Mid the Winter's rugged gloom,
In thy robe of spotless white,
• P' • Purity and grace unite;
And the nipping frosts are shed
Round thy pensive, drooping head;
Yet thou blooni'st, sweet little flow'r,

To chear us in the wintry hour !
•
TO MARIA ON II ILADIN G TMI Mine
Pure as the Drop in Snow arrrt'd,
It's name I gave thee, blooming maid I
And now, when pining Care
Steals from thy cheek its rosy hue,
Sad Fancy brings thy form to view,
A Snow Drop to my emblem true,
So drooping and so fair.
I' Tet do not patuie its form to trace,
Its spotless hue, or pensive grace;
•
But like this simple ilow'r;
When storms assail and rains descend,'
And threat'ning ills our steps attend,
Be thou the tender, constaht friend,
To cheer the wintry hour.
• AIM when each youthful grace is Bed,
When beauty's transient charms are dead,
And age asserts his pow'r ;
May Love and Friendship's sacred rays
Unite to gild thy evening days,
- And like the snow-drop—their's the praise
To cheer the wintry hour !
January 10th, 1813. C.

L4W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEBRUARY 21.

THE KING v. LEARMOUTH.
This was an information against the defendant,
charging him with having sent a challenge to the
prosecutor, a gentleman named Harvey, with the in-
tent to provoke him to fight a duel ; and he having
declined to accept the challenge, the defendant pro-
ceeded to libel him, by publicly posting him as a
coward.

It appeared, from the evidence of Mr. J. Stewart,
that the defendant having become a bankrupt, it came
to his knowledge that the prosecutor had used lan-
guage, insinuating that he had concealed his property
tor the purpose of defrauding his creditors. On hear-
ing this report, he requested the witness to wait on
Mr. Harvey, and require him to give up his-autho-
rity for his assertions ; to retract them ; or to give
him the satisfaction •f a gentleman. Mr. Harvey
declined doing any of these ; but said, he should not
deny having used the words imputed to him. Cin
receiving this answer, the defendant posted him for a
coward in public.
Mr. JERVIS was about to examine the witness as to
the provocation which the defendant had received, but
Lord ELLEKBOROUGH suggested to the Learned
Counsel that it would he impossible to resist the ver-
dict; any circumstances of mitigation might be urged
when the defendant was brought up for judgment.—
' The Jury found the defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1813-02-24

C E. -
John Arthur

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1 1 0
10 10 0

F. Roberts . - : - 2 0 0
lames HID, Laytonstone - - - II 0 o
I. D. - . 0 - . 1 0 0
Rev. H. N. Bayley, Sub-Dean,of Lincoln . 10 10 0
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• WM, HOLDBN, Sec.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Custom-House, Faversham, Kent, on Monday, the let
of March. 181 f, at Two o'clock. in the Afternoon,
THE FO LL OWI NG GOODS,
157 Gallons Spirits of Brandy. 4 British Handkerchiefs.
94 Ditto of Geneva for pri- 23 yard* Black, and 14 yards
SiDo.Fereignßrancly S vale use. White Lace.
4i Do. of Foreign White Wine. 35f yards Muslin.
6 Pint Bottles Essences. 2 Muslin Tippets.
soOlbs. Damaged Tea. 1 Needle Book.
4 Coraeltan Necklaces. . Jg 2 packs Playing Cards.

3 Do. pair of Bracelets.
7 Da Drops for Ear•rinps.
Da Brooches.
12 Com& Boxes.
3 Combs, in Pearl Cases.
10 yards Cambric.
lit Mother Pearl Counters.
3 Ivory Fan%
The Goodsiney b Inspected c
A deposit of Sib per

5 pair Siljc Simi.
4 Snuff Boxes.
56 Bottoms of Do.
2 Shawls.
Mg yards Tiffanies.
1 Metal Watch Chain.
SI Wax Dolls.

the morning of the day of sale.
mt. will be required.
London, England, 1813-02-24

EAST•DIPIA Roma, Aviary 16,1513.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNI7ED
4. COMPANY 1 ilfiltelllANTS 4' ENGLAND,,,
to the EAST INDIES, de hereby gape lotus, •
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Thursday, the 4th of March next, at two o'clock, and
Opened again on Thursday, the 16th of April following. .
That a Quarterly General Court of the said.Cempany wlll be
held at their House laLawlenhall-street, ea Wednesday, the 114th
Much neat, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
That a General Court of the said Company, me be bold, at
their House in Leadenhall.street, on Wednesday, the 14th April
next, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in Vie &ow
ill, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Canspny fee'
Four Years.

And that the lists of the Members et the mkt Conspany win
be ready to be delivered st this House, on Friday, the 95th Much
oat. JAMS COBB, "'aided-Se:Mag.

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN. ,
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the, RELIEF of the
PEOPLE .f RUSSIA, suffering the severest privadons and
distresses in consequence of the French lirreden.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised 5.17 s
Subscription at the Old Bank, Warminster, rcedlttel
to Messrs. Everett and Co. --4 U 0 0
De. at Messrs. Phipps, Biggs, and Bannisters' Bank S 0
Amount of a Collection at Greenwich Church, after
a Sermon by the Rev. George Mathew, Vicar, on
the test of February - - 162 11 2
Ida Walmdey, Esq. - 50 0 0
Rev, Jobe Guard, Pembrldp, Herefordshire 5 0 0
London, England, 1813-11-30

This day was published, price igs. in boards, the Sth Edition of
AN APPEAL to the GOSPEL, or an Inquiry
into the Justice of the Charge. 'alledged by Methodists
and other Objectors, that the Gospel. is not pinached by the Na-
tional Clergy : in a Series of Discourses delivered before the Uni-
versity of 04ford in the Year
By RICHARD mem*, M.A.
Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury.
" I am not ashamed of the Gape, Of Christ : for lila *power
of God unto salvation, to every one that beileveth."- • - -
" Quod nos appAlailt Mardian, est illud crinsen ha grave, nt
nisi videatur, nisi palpetur, nisi Minibus digickque teneaturicredi
faille de homine Christian° non debeat." '
Oxfbrd: Printed at'the University Press for the Author : sold
by J. Parker • and by F. C. and J. ithington, J. Murray, ,a 4 Parker;
London, England, 1813-11-30

FRENCH PA PERS.

. *.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 22.
His Majesty the Emperor had, to-day, in the Court
of the Thuilleries, a review of the different corps of
troops, infantry and cavalry, when•he received a great
number of petitions, presented to bim by miliary men.
His Majesty discoursed for a considerable length of
time with the different Chiefs of Corps I ani
during that review appeared at some grating which
encloses the Castle, he was received with crys of—
" Five rinytereur !" by the numerous. public. The
soldiers, whilst defiling before his Majesty, uttered
the same acclamations.
His Majesty the King of Rome, dressed in uniform,
walked for a long time in the middle of the troops.
This review commenced at ten o'clock, and cunclu.
ded at half-past twelve.
Nov. 23.—His Majesty the Emperor to-day presi-
ded at a Sitting of the Council of State.
His Majesty appeared this evening at the Opera,
between the Play and Ballet. He was received with
unanimous and reiterated applause..
His Serene Highness the Prince Arch Treasurer of
the Empire arrived this morning in this capital.

They write from Mayence, nailer date of the 19th
instant—

es- A report is in circulation in this town, that the
Allied Armies are about to be separated and divided
into different corps, which shall be spread in very ex-
tensive cantonments. The difficulty of procuring pro
visions is, it is said, one of the principal causes of this
measure, occasioned besides by the necessitf of pro.
curing repose to troops worn out with fatigue, and in
want of every thing.
Noma= 24.—They write from Cologne, under
date of the 20th, that a part of the army under the
orders of the Duke of Tarente, has put itself in mo.
tion to march upon Wesel and approach Holland.—
Other troops, which are successively arriving, will re-
place those which shall have set out.
BOIS-LE.DUC, NOVEMBER 16.
They are busily occupied from all parts in this de-
partment, in conveying goods and provisions to We-
sel, for the provUioning of that place.

MILAN, NOVEMBER 19.
The army, since the battle of Caldiero, has returned
to its first positions round Verona. All is in the most
perfect tranquillity here.
COLOGNE, NOVEMBER 17.
The enemy has left the Banks. Yesterday an in•
habitant of Cologne, who was upon the right bank,
appeared before Mebl ; he stated that there were no
longer any troops there, and requested that they
should come and take him. A Colonel of lancers sent

beyond the river a reconr.oissance, which assured it-
self that in effect the Allies had gene to a distance.
STRALSUND, NOVEMBER 19.
Two days ago wer- burnt those house;•of the ail•
lage of Kehl, which had not been destroyed, in order
that the advanced works of Kell may not be incom-
moded. These works have been augmented by nee•
London, England, 1813-11-30

An=
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, WHP.RZINO,AND HA-
, BITUAL•011 iVISTER COUGH: I.

vrifig km6;4* Preparal Herb STRAMO.
I.E. MUM inhaled dining smoking, effectually allays Morbid
Irritatiun, and feverish Action in the Lung's; while the Otymel
ipremotes expectoration, quiet, ille circulation, and Improves thv
tem
general health. these combined Operaticins have restored Cori-
:4oft Sad Astillatakt bee lids to perfect health, whose cast..
I e& Priori:hopeless, witness the eases of Mr,.lEktsei.,
,Miss. Leigh 'lotilliam .Altham and others, which are puL
• tidied its •SW indi r lillidkarat Surgeon I/Wee Amnia Treat ide
owthe Causes and Cure of Asthma,. Cheitennlkon, &c. After •
such turracukiiii cures, no Consuinptive ec Asthmatic ?Wein
!should despair of cure, however advanced disease May be.
That Country Venders may be regderig supplied with dim.
valuable Remedies, the Proprietors have anointed Mr. Ricbard
'Butler of Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chillrchlard, the Whole-
sale and retail Vender, whose name is engmved on the Stomp,
that the Public may discriminate the genuine preparation Iron
the common unprepared Herb, which flits been selnuitneed fur it
by unprincipled dealers.. Sold also by Harris, 66,, Corner Lud.
egace-bill ; Bacon, 150, Oil/ant-street,- and most Country M:1
'eine Venders, price Vie. al ihd Bs. lid, each.

FOGS AND DAMP 'AIR.
Bof!
ARCLAY's ASTHMATIC CANDY Mto a:
many Years been proved a most effectual Preservative from.
the ill effects of Fogs and Damp Air, which at this season of the
year are so prejudicial to those who areidlkited*ldi ASTHMA.
TIC COUGHS and SHORTNESS of BREATH. Its effects
are to eipel Wind, to defend the Stom'rh from the admission of
Damps and to relieve those who saes front a difficulty cc
Breathing.
Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by Barclay and
Spas, No. 95, Meet-Inariet ; and retail by an Venders of Medi.
tine in Town and Country..-Observe the name of Barclay and.
Sons on the fftemp.
CIHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and
N.-/ the`- tormenting Itching instantly removed by VerHITE-
HEAD'e ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary Efficacy in Rheumatism, Palsies, Gouty Affec-
tions and Compla':its of the Stomach; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains hive
actually broke; Whitehead's Family Cerate will ease the
and very speedily heal them.-=Prepared and suldby IL Johnston,
Apothecary, 15, Greek-street, Sofia, London—the Essence and
Pills at 9.5. 9d. each ; the Cerate at Is. I :d. Sold by every Me-
dicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
*6O The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name of
IL Johnston, inserted on it.
London, England, 1813-11-30


"

..G001) TIDINGS FROM HOLLAND. • ,
NFL 11111iLL9WING LIVIIS Wilke PLAtAlibib`O/i.WIIIIIIO.IIDAT,
Ttla STRALTS os nonnaasssattp.;
. Merchants, clothlas, dressers, t's tplo •
How the boasting tyrant fell; • •

J

How be feil'd on Russia's plains!
How the Germans broke &sir chains!
Higher still your-joy shall be—
Holland from his yoke is free!!
Trade's increase bids liikeur smile,
Through Britannia's fafout'd isle!
-t. • RING JEROME!
• rOOT Jerome', sore driv'n from pillar to post,
In mite of his Crown, has but little to boat;
•
• Such a Vigakond life, with such terrors opprest,
• He seems's*, Lag eau Beggars at best !

HONOURABLE CONDUCT.
Detesting as we do every species of infamous con-
duct, we have great pleasure in stating whatever can
confer honour on the British military character. In
our Paper of the 16th we mentioned the treatment of
which a person had reason to complain who bad, at
the risk of his own life; liberated some of our country-
men from French prisons, and landed them safe on
English ground.
The Serjeant of Marines, alluded to in that article,
desires us to say, that the Bill he gave for his con-
veyance to this country has never been presented for
payment. He 4i solicits the presentment of the bill,
amounting to £72, to which he is ready to sacrifice
the savings of his pay during many years imprison-
ment in France." He desires us to add, that to him
it would be a source of more distress than all the
misfortunes he has encountered in the service of his
country, to think that the man who had restored'him
to liberty should not receive the promised recompense.
London, England, 1813-04-26

HELIGOLAND, APRIL 22.

A report has been brought here by a boat from
the opposite coast, that the combined Russians and
Prussians, profiting by the retrograde movement of
Davoust, and the inactivity of the other Comman-
ders, had crossed the Elbe, driven in the advanced
detachments of the enemy, and were in the neigh.
bourhood of Bremen.
London, England, 1813-04-26

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

May 4. William Kirkby, Manchester, merchant, at eleven, a
the Dog, Manchester. May is. William Midlane, Gosport, gro-
cer, at one, at the Ind'a Arms, Gosport. May 10. John Weston,
Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe, Liverpool. May 14.
John Storr, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth,
Leeds. May n. Matthew Martin, Great Ryburg, grocer, at
four, at the White Lion, Not-wish. May 10. William Hindley,
East Rettord, mercer, at eleven, at the White Hart, Rettord.
May Yt. William Nelson and Robert Morris, Liverpool, met.
chants, at one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. April 30. Daniel
Baylis, Stroud, clothier. at eleven, at the George, Ntroud. May
12. P.eos Evans, Merthyr Tydvillep shopkeeper, at twelve, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May 11. Benj. Parham, Nock,
money-scrivener, at eleven, at the Auction Mart Rooms,
Dock. May 10. 'llona s Porter, jun. Corshamyclothier, at eleven,
at the King's Arms, Melksham. May to. William Gould, Chip.
penham, innholder, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath.
May 19, James Knowles, Kidderminster, butcher, -at eleven, at
the Unicorn, Worcester. May 14, John Woodhead Parkin,
Wheel, tobacionist, at twelve, at the Tontine, Sheffield. May

P\

~.

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-

it, banlel Daheye Mitt Co. Miley-Me, tot tiniephisers, at one.
at the Star, Manchester. May 20, John Stych, rimsarren,
woolstapler, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May,
12, Wm Heady, Swansea, victualler, at eleven, at the Mack-
worth Artns, Swansea. May 12, Wm. Parry Hutchinson, Li-
verpool, wholesale grocer, at one, at the George, Liverpool.
May 17. Thomas Edwards, Haltfax, calico-bleacher, at ten, at
the White Lion, at Halifax. May 17. John Chorley, Liverpool,
merchant, at one, at the Golden Lion, Liverpool. May 22.
William Allam, Reading, barge-builder, at eleven, at the Bear,
Reading. May 15. William Poster, Walsall, butcher, at twelve,
at the Wichnor Bridge Inn, Staffordshire. May 22. Charles Bed-
ford, Norwich, brazier, at four, at the Angel, Norwich. May 18.
William Pickslay, Exeter, draper, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter.
June 2. John Coates, Broniyard, currier, at eleven, at the Falcon,
Bromyard. May 17. John' Homer, Pramwellgate, Durham,
tanner, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf, PramWellgate. May 15.
John Cole, Norwich, silk-mercer, at four, at the Rampant Horse,
Norwich. May 19. John Munn, Prestwich, cotton-mannfac-
turer, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchesten. May 17.1
William Barnett Stuart, St. Ives, fellmonger, at eleven, at the
Sun, Cambridge.
London, England, 1813-04-26

This day was published, price se?. I 2 ; Proofs, on India Pa.
per, £5. 51. or exquisitely finished in colours and mounted,
iCis. the Flit'N f PART' of
THE BRITISH GALLERY OF PICTURES,
szeoND SERIES ; with Descriptions, historical and critical,

By HENRY TRESHAM, Esq. R.A.
Containing the Five First Numbers, which may also be had se-
parately, price Ms. 6d. • Proofs, £l. Is. ; or exquisitely finished
in Colours, and mounted in a Portfolio, price £6. 6s. each.
No. I. contains THE WOMAN TAKEN IN ADULTERY.
From Rubens,•in the Collection of the late Henry Hope, Esq.
" One of Rubins' most studied pictures, uniting great variety
and truth of expression with the most brilliant colouring."
No. 11. contains THE MADONNA, INFANT CHRIST,
ELIZABETH, and ST. JOHN. Front Andrea del Sarto, in 1,
the Collection of the Rev. W. H. Carr. " Painted with prodi-
gious mellowness and depth of colour. This Picture has long ,
been considered one of the finest Cabinet Specimens of this es-
teemed
Florentine Artist."
No. 111. contains THE MADONNA AND CHILD. From
Rai-then°, in the Collection of the late H Hope, Esq. " A
simple group, replete with that dignified but exquisite feeling
which characterizes this great laver of the Roman School."
No. IV. contains GAS lON DE FOIX puttiz,g on his AR-
MOUR. From Giorgione, in the Collection et the Earl of Car-
lisle. " Whether we consider the novelty and grandeur of its
composition, the richness with which it Is coiLured, or the vigour
and magic of its effect, this little picture is beyond all praise."
No. V. contains A PORTRAIT 0, HIMSELF. From Ghe-
raid Dow, in the Collection of the Marquis of Stafford. " This
is one of the few examples in which the most delicate and elabo-
rate finishing has been employed without detriment to the general
effect ; it is justly esteemed a work of inestimable vttlue."
No. Vl.contains LA MADONNA Del. GA rro. From Ba-
roecio, in the Possession of the Rev. William Holveell Carr.
" This Performance teems with the Beauties that characterize
this master's style, and justifies the kigh reputation his works
maintain for beauty of colouring, graxful forms, and the un-
studied ease and simplicity of nature."
Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; 1. White,
Fleet-street; Cadell and Davies, Stratni; and P. W. Temkin.,
at the British Gallery of Pictures, No. 54, New bond-street,
where the beautiful Drawings in Water Colour., executed ex-
really for this Vablication, are inhibited. Admittance to Non-
, One Shilling.
London, England, 1813-04-26

NEW MUSIC.

BEAUTY IN TEARS, Cavourite Ballad, meg
by Mr. Bis mast, in the Grand Romance of Lonotstals
now per arming at the Theatre Royal. Drury.d,ane, virtu n by
Mr. Parry, price Is. Gd. Air by Beethoven, adapted Ivy Mite
Ogle to words taken from Milzon's Lyellas, sung bt Mr. Bra.
ham, at Mr. Salomases Concert. at Hanover-square Roonts4
price Ss. Busacca Mart.k and Quick Step, for the Pianoforte
and Harp, composed by P. Rosoli. price ts. 6d. or for the Piano-
torte only, price Is. 6.1. Gerona March and Quick an p, cont.
posed by ditto, price 2s. 6d. for the Planoforte Only, prke Is- 6d.
The Flight front Russia, a Rondo,by M's. tralentsife, [nice Is. rid. •
Les Petits Bijou:, No. 7, containing Sic Lana and Rondo, com;•
posed by I. W. Holder, price 2s.
Published by Goulding, D'Alntainti, Potter and Co. 20, Soho.,
square, London.

cAPrrAL NAVY TIMBER.—TO BE SOLD,
3189 OAKS, 557 ASHES,• 33 ELMS, 4.u.1
ABELF.s; standing on Sodeley Manor, Which-
combe, Gloucestershire. P•ts 0.. k I izi,ber is well lies-!edi
mostly fit for the Nary. With a large i.4roportion of PLANK
STOCKS, and some of very large dimensiona. Must of cite Ash
is remarkaidy good. —Tit c ,-,renter p.t ntsbnTi r lc :11 it
situation to he errricil off *Mit cunventerce,_ and Within one or
two miles of Winetv!embe, from whence a 'Turnpike Ro7d feeds
to Tewkesbury, and it may be carried thence oil tile Severn, /4.c..
to any rare of the Kit:gdom.
For a view of the Unbar, tispty to Mr. William Ireland, at
Sudeley Lodge, near Wisitlw.ltbe • gnd to treat fat We same, to ,
Messrs. Webb, Webb. and Attwors:), galidoury.
London, England, 1813-04-26

it of £E,10,000--- 2 of 3€15,n00 --
22 of i 220,000- 37 of £lO,OOO
49 of £.5,000. 64 of £E1,090
81 of £l,OOO-104 of £500.;
HORNSBY and Co. have Shared anti Snld the
above, and paid the same on demand. Th. y beg leive tt,
acquaint the Pi.blic, that the Si I'ATE 1.01 TERY beg ns dravr•
Mg the 6th rg NEXT MON I H, and solicit th• it Favour on . o-
present occasion. The Schem,:. contains I hr. eof £20,I):
Three of £lO,OOO, Four of Xl!AO, &c. and more Prizes :I.at.
•Blanks !

Tickets and Shares are Selling nt the lowest Peke, enc. it.
great variety of Number*, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-eru:
kers, at tbeir ;Irate Lottery Office, 26, C..orttbill.
N. B. Orders by Post or Carrier executed with fideltty and
AispaLch.

- s
The Grand Prizes in the Piro t Diamond Lottery
The Grand Prizes in Cox's Mus .stit Lotter; !
The Grand Prizes in the ADELPIII Lottery I
lIORNSBY and Co. hid the Ceßsttre of selling
the :.brave Capital Prizes ; they also beg leave to remind
their Friemis and the Public that the MOTANICAL LOITEisY
will be Drawn on the eth ri pen Month (MAY). Ihe grand
Prize is estimated at 5e.4,0110, besides 9 999 valuable Prizes,
Ticket.; only .1'.2 sc. each mes a' large relay be had (gratis)
at t' uir al-establiAckt state Lottery ()flee, 26, Corolla].
Every Purchaser will bt presented (gratis) emblema-
tical Print, containing a strong likeness of the stlozaudLr,
the illustrious Patron of Dr. Thornton's Works.
London, England, 1813-04-26

MAT 15.

William Joseph Wright, Deptford, boat•build Jahn Piga,
Great Tower-street, insurance•broker. James Banks, Wood-
street, broker. Joseph Worhall, Catherine-street, upholsttrer.—
W!lliam James Roberts, Bartlett's-buildings, coach-proprieter.—
John White, Manchester, millwright. William Wynn, Merthyr
Tydville, vinther. Thomas Shepherd, North Audley-street,
Irothnonger. John Street Dickson, Aldersgate-street, bookseller.
George Frederick Stoll, Ratcliffe-highway, victualler. John Cox,
Ilminster, shopkeeper. Clement Dyson, Almundbury, Niggler.
Lawrence Briekwood, London, dealer. George Mills, Ilnrsely•
down, victualler. Henry Jackson, Red Lion-rreet, ttatiocer.—
Samuel South, Fulham, broker. Daniel Charles Pontitex, Hol-
born, mercer.
London, England, 1813-04-26

NAPA); 7N7ELLIGENCR.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 23.
Yesterday arrived the Fox packet, Captain TILLY,
with Mails from the Brazils; left Bahia onithe 26th
of January, and Rio Janeiro on the 16th February.
On this 14th of February his Majesty's ships Ra.coox
and CHERUB sailed from the Rio in quest of the Essex
American frigate, having information that she was
off St. Sebastian. The Duke of Montrose packet had
arrived at Bahia, April 6th. The Fox spoke in lat.
32. 6. long. 38. 39. the brig John Anderson, from
Cape Coast for London, and supplied her with bread
and water, of which she was very short ; the Master
of the John Anderson informed Captain TILLY that
he left Cape Coast the 29th January, and stated that
a store ship had arrived there from England, and
that several American privateers had been on the
Coast, and made some captures ; on the 10th spoke
the sloop Mary-Anne, of Forrey, Porto master, with
fruit from St. Michael's, thirteen dAys out. Also
arrived his Majesty's brig RAPID, from the Downs ;
the ship Harmony, FLYNN, from Bristol, to join con-
voy for Martinique; the Amy, BRIAN, also from
Bristol, to join convoy for Malta ; the Neath trader,
EATON, and the Twins, JOHNSON, from Cork, and
Integrity, WATERS, fromWaterford. This day arrived
the Gleaner, ANDERSON, from Glasgow ; the Jane
trader, STEVENS, from London ; the SPECULATION
from Portsmouth, to wait for Government dispatches
—Arrived this morning the Pelham packet, Captain
STEVENS, from Corunna, nine days passage, brings
nothing new from the army. This evening appeared
off his Majesty's ship MULCRAVE, 74, Rear-Admiral
Sir RICHARD KING, and the ZEPHYR sloop of war,
16, with the fleet (about 200 sail) from Portsmouth,
for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean ; when
the following vessels sailed from hence to join them,
viz. Dasher, HYNE ; Susannah, JENKINS ; Phoebe
,
GUNTER ; Amy, BRYNE ; and John and William,
JARRETT ; all for Malta ; and the ----, TnEcannta,
for Corunna. A brig of war, to give instructions to
the outward-bound West India fleet, also arrived this
evening off this harbour. The ships from hence will
sail in the morning, Sailed this evening the Marl-
borough packet, Captain BULL, with Mails for Lis2
bon.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1813-04-26

CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

On the last day of April will be published, price sd. Number IV*
for April, of
THE MISSIONARY REGISTER; containing
an Abstract of the Proceedings of the various Public Bodies
and Meetings, throughout the Empire, in favour of the lntroduc-
doll of Christianity into

London; Published by L.B. Seeley, 169, Fleet-street; Sold
also by John Hatchard, Piccadilly; and by all Booksellers and
Newsmen.
London, England, 1813-04-26

WrgBER Si.sl

kiA;d

FITSEUAY RY.
• . •
A
gitlE Mt ,Et of the
GENTLEMEN educated under Dr. 141.1 sir, at the Fins-,
b.tr y-.quare Academy, will be held it the A% on, Alderigaie-
strLet, on 'We dueulay, tbe22th %stain.
sTIWAIrea.
hiassrs. Robert Barnes Meant Rayn e' Kelly
Whision Bristow I Henry Howard Ma
Joseph Claypoa
Yoseph Pare
Joseph Grattoft John Thompson
Tickets 20s. sods, to be hid of the Stewirtti, or at 'the Albion.
JOHN PHIPPS, Secretary,
2, Aldersgate-street.

TO CLERGYMEN, SCHOOL-MASTERS AND
ASSISTANT'S.
INtANTED Three CLEROYMEN, who have
no objection to attend the duties of a Echool as Classical
Master five or six hours of a day ; one etuation is near ‘.lO miles
from town, two hours of a day, only three tunes a week, and a
Chapel; the other two in London, and no Clerical duty attached
to them. to live in or out of the house. Likewise two Classical
Assistants for Schools in town, the terms will be.liberal. Two
Schools is or near London are wanted, and two in the country,
to take possession at Milsumrster.
Further particulars may boknown by a personal application,
aster one o'clock, or letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. Case,
Agent for Assistants to the Society of School-Masters, No. 38,
Gloucester-street, Qoeen•sgttare, will be duly attended to.

TOLLS TO 'BE I.P.T.
UXBRMGE TURNPIKE ROAD.
VOTICE is hereby given, That a Meeting of the
J.. TRUSTEES of the Turnpike Road leading from Tyburn
to Uxbridge, in the County of Middlvies, will be held on Satur-
day, the 22d of May, 1813, at Mr. Minor, at the Old Hat Inn,
Ealing, for the purpose of Letting by Auction, to the best Bidder.
for one year, all the Tolls arising at the several Turnpike Gates
on the said Road, in the manner directed beetle Act 13 G. 3.c. 84.
?he sums which the said Tolls produced in the year ending the
28th February,lBl3,was ,E 4483. 18e. 6d. exclusive of the peual'ies
accruing at the weighing engines, and of the expence of collect-
ing. All other particulars will be explained at 04e time of let.ing
the said Tolls. GEORbE CLARK,
Brchtforti, April 23, 1813. Clerk to the Trustees.