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London, England, 1812-10-29


BATH, Ocroara :IS, 1912.
AT a numerous and highly respectible ME ETINQ
of the BATH FREEMEN, held at Eh! Ynrk-house, par-
suant,to public Advertisement, the following Resolutions were
unanimously carried :
1. Resolved, '1 hat we do most fully approve of the conduct
of I. ALLEN and S.C. GitAVES, Esqrs. whn have proved them-
?elves worthy of the confidence we reposed in them ; and we
• vettim them our hearty Thanks for the steady manner in which
th•y have exerted themselves to support the Cause we invited
them to defend.
2. Resolved, That the Eight nut of Twelve Persons whit have

stykd tbenurlves'" The COMMITTEE 6f the FREEMEN."
have most SHAMEFULLY ABANDONED and WAN-

TONLY VIOLATED the TruK reposed iu them by the
Freemen.
3. Resolved, That these Eight Persons have forfeited all title

to the future confidence of the Freemen, by censuring, in a
Pubic Advertisement, the dignified and legal efforts of their
fellow-freemen, for the recovery of their natural and constitu-
tional Elective Rights.
4. Resolved, That they have, by the most cringing spirit of
.ob,equiousness, in direct opposition to their proper purpose,
basely tendered their tribute of TIME SERVING ADULA-
TION to that ODIOUS SELF CONSTITUTED JUNTA, the
CORPORATION, who trample under foot the very rights they
were appointed to protect.
5. Re6olved, That R.OlltlT CLEMENT, Esq. WM.WIiTSHIItr,
• Citaat La DAVI s, of the Vineyards, and Pocock, deserve
the continuance of our confidence, by scornfully refusing to act
with the Eight culpable Members of the Committee, and that
they continue u Members of the New Commute.,.
Q. Resolved, That the maiming Nine Gentlemen, viz. T. T.
Xirkliam, T. J. Perry, George Jeffries, John Hibbert, Robert
•Whatley, Robert Panchaud, James Hulbert, Richard Hancock,
and Charles Marsh, be added, so as to form a Committee of
Thirteen, with full authority, to demand from the late Com-
mittee, all books, papers, resolutions, and proceedings, ralatlve
to the interests of the Freemen.

7. Resolved, That a suns be immediately subscribed, and sig-
natures received, to support the previcui Resolutions.
8. Resolved, That the Committee do meet on Monday nest,
at seven o'clock in the evening, at the York-home.

9. Resolved, That the foregoing Resolutions be printed in the
STAR and S,ateirinan, London Papers; the Bath and Cheltenham
Gazette, the Bath Chronicle, and the Bath Herald.
Signed, in behalf of the Meeting,
S. C. GRAVES, Chairman.
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to I). C.
GRAVES, Esq. for his conduct in the Chair.
JOHN ALLEN.
London, England, 1812-10-29

• -
ELEGANT and NEAT HOUSEHOLD IFURNI FURE, cap!, •
tai Grand Piano Forte, and others, elegant Lyre, capital Pier
and other Glasses, Or. Malt: and other Cocks, Grecian sofas,
and elegant Effects.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DENNIS, •
On the Premises, No. 9, Upper Fuzroy-street, near the WM-
Road, Fitzroy-square, on Wednesday, Nov. 4, .1412, and .64
lowing days, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Executor of a
Gentl-man, dsceased,
ALL the elegant and neat HOUSEHOLD FUR-
Nll UR E, Linen, China, a rapi al Lyr:, Graad and-other
Piano Fortes, excellent Clock,, and other effects; the Furniture,
comprises elegant Four-post and other Bedsteads and FUndturst4.
prime Goose Feather Beds and Bedding% elegant Double and
Single Chests of Drawers, Secretaries, and Book-cases, Wilton
and other Carpets, and numerous other Articles.
To be viewed two days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues had i
on the Premises; at the Globe Tavern, Fleet-street; said of Mr.'
Dennis, No. as, Queen-street, Bloomsbury. • I
London, England, 1812-10-29

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FALMOtTH, OCTOBER' 26.
Arrived the Nymph packet, BERRY, With mails
and dispatches from New York and Halifax. Rear-
Admiral Sir JOHN B. WARREN had arrived out.—
The Adventure and Swiftsure packets had arrived
there, and proceeded for New York : the former, on
her passage to New York, had met with a heavy
gale, which carried away both her topmasts, and had
hove her guns overboard ; she also shipped a sea
which killed two men and wounded five others, three
severely. The Swiftsure was the last packet to be
permitted to enter New York. Commodore BAIN-
BRIDGE was to have the command of the Constitu-
tion frigate, and Commodore HULL the Constella-
tion. No passengers were permitted to come in the
Nymph. The John Adams was the only ship of
war remaining at New York, and which was conver-
ted into a prison-ship. Fifteen of the crew of the
Prince Adolphus packet came in the Nymph; the
Captain had previously arrived. Nothing is known
yet of the three missing vessels of the Lisbon con-
voy, viz. the transport '217, Perseverance brig, and
Sir Home Popham.—Wind W.
London, England, 1812-10-29

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 27,

Sailed last evening his Majesty's sloop FOXHOUND,
Captain PARISH, on a cruize. Arrived his Majesty's
sloop ACHATES, from a cruize.—Arrived this day his
Majesty's ship ANDROMACHE from the coast of France.
The HERMES frigate and jTORK sloop of war are or.
dered to proceed to Portsmouth; the latter has a sig-
nal to take convoy : they are supposed to join'tome
other vessels at Portsmouth, from thence to proceed
to America.
London, England, 1812-12-24

To Mr. DIXON', Apothecary.
Stake the earliest opportunity to acquaint
you that I have received the most wonderful benefit from
the,use of your DIXON'S AN I'IBILI CA'S PILLS, which I car-
ried with me to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I distri-
buted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; (hi de-
clare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that counts y, for
Bilious and other complaints. The following are names of seve-
ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the utmast relief
'from your Dixon's Antibilious P:lb :—Charles Taylor, Ks+
niatca• William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodril&
Spanah Town; ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Seisms la Mars
ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Uld Harbour, ditto; 0. Alistest,,Meq.
ditto ;. Mr, Walker, Port Morant, ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Safe
River, eiro ; Mr. IVltiVelis, ditto ;J. :ions, Esq. Savant?; G. P.
Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Golil‘mith, Ki: g-ern; ditto;
Mrs. Petry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodriff, Spat:), Town; with
many other 'persons of the fires your most
obedient serrate, 'I'Ho MA s OLD, of the Ship Ganges.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. dotter's, 4, Cheapside, Corner
of Pti ernoster-row London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth,
' Jones, Weston Allow, and Mallory, Pihrtsea; Hall and John•
son Gosport; Coleman and Jac; b, Sheernesi; Peck and Rosy,
aniTUrner, Hall; Holland, Cookwortby, Nettleton, and Gil-
bert, Plymouth • Knott and Lloyd, and Swirey and Co. Bir-
mingliam L Staines and lynch, Manchester : frewman, Exeter;
Baia: r and. M'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and.. Barry, Bristol ; Ste-
vesi,on and Co. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Edwards and
Penny, and Billinge and Lar hbur y, Liverpool; Neale and Ledger,
Dover ; White, Etiglitun ; Roberts, Se!don, anti Ruff, Chelten-
bans; and retail by most Country 141ealicine Venders, in boxes '
at 2s. Gd.sand Gs. each.
London, England, 1812-12-24

CERTIFICATE.—January 12.

George and George Priestley, Leeds. merchants. John Sims,
King►streer, Tower WI, butcher. Wm. Cousens, Clare street,
grocer. 'llomu Sedgwick, Clement% lane, merchant. Thomas
Pricker, Upper George-street, printer. Thomas Mescher, New-
port Paguell,brewer. Isaac Alkey, Blackman-street, haberdasher.
Abrobam Hart and Philip Simons, Portsea, navy-agunts. Joseph
Badger, Old Jewry, merchant. Richard Jackson, Manchester,
corn-factor.
London, England, 1812-12-24

IghLAND AND AMERICA.

'PROM the entire Suspension of the Exports of'
Irish Line* to the United States, the Home Markets are
greatly over,tocked. The IRISH LINEN COMPANY, being
it all limes rtgubted in its prices by the Irish Markets, are ena-
bled respectfully to make known, they are now Belting tristi Shirt-
ing and Sheeting ,by the single piet e, warranted for d urah.lit y. and
bleached on the grass, trrni od. to Is. per yard lower than at
penod since their establi-limenr,_ in 1301.—Bank of Ireland
Yoe. taken in payment. or cash Oen fur them.--Order) care.
telly executed, at their only Ih:use in London, No. 1, the south
aide of BlomsburptAuare:
London, England, 1812-12-24

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Did /DX2CDsIt o e madt la GUILDHALL. ; •
January 11: lifartln French, George-s:reet, Portman-square
wine-nserchatt‘at 11. Dec. to Wm. Shnpson, Old Cock-lane,
Shoreditsb, baker, at ten. lan. 21. Wm. Taylor, of Beeeles, Suf-
folk, hatter', at ten. Jan. 30. Thoiras Ward, of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, merchant, at 11. Dec. 26. Joseph Batson, Great Ryder-
street. tay:or, atone. Jan. 12. John Webb, of Sheerness, Kent,
slopsellequt ten.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
January 12. Wm. Venal!, of Ilckfiehl, Sussex,grocer, at 11, at
the Star, Lewes. Jan. 12. John House, Blandford Poram,-Dorset,
dealer, at 4, at the Crown, Blandfi,rd Fdrum. Jan. 13. Edward
Auger, Eastbourne, SusseX, merchant, at 11, at the Stir, Lerms.
Jan. le. Wm. Kirk and Wm. Broughton, of Leeds, merchants, at
11, at the Bull and Mouth, Leeds. Jan. 12. James :rims, Wor-
cester, curpenterost 6, :t the Oui:dhall Coffeehouse, Worcester.
Jan. 12. Joseph Weehes, of Sidbury, tanner, at 2, at the Dolphin,
Honiton. Jan. 6. Wm. Sharman, Pitclifiekl, victualler, at 11, at
the George, Grantham. Jan. 11. Wm. Atkinson, of lAverpoot,
liquar-sPerchant, at one, at the Batt and Punch Bowl, Liverpool.
January 13. Wrn. I.antb, Manchester, grocer, at two, at the Dog
Tavern, Manchester.
London, England, 1812-12-24

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Slaterand Cole, Leicester and Bristol, holders. Ackinaon and
Wallace, Heworth-shore, potters.' Mitchell and Co. London.—
Hughes and Whitehead, Rodney-street, hatters. Bort and Co.
of Nantwich, &c. cotton-spinner.. G and C. With, Stanhope.
street, .hatillars. Handley and Richardson, Nottingham, hosiers.
Bushnell and Rawson. Bernet's street, coach-makers. Sims and
Co. Blemingham, forgers.

DISTRIBUTION OF PR IZF.- MONEY.
Aquilo:), for the John, on board, at Sheerness; recalls at 42,
Arundel-street, Strand.
Revolutionnaire, for the Resolution ; Boxer, for the Michael ;
Boxer and Escort, for the Friede ; Raleigh, for tke Friheden;
and Archer, for the Thisted, on the 131st inst.; ri ails as above.
Strenuous, for the Modege Haab, Danish schooner No. 53,
Lykkeas Haab, Johanna Elizabeth, Danish schooner (name
unknown), and Allda, on the 19th of January ; recall. at No. 9,
New- Broad-street

Hero, for the Charlotte and Wandering Man, on the sth of
January; and Unicorn, for l'Elperance, on ti.e 2eth inst.; re-
calls at to.S. Norfolk-street, Strand.

MARRIED.

On Wednesday lust, at liamptoe, Devon, the Rev.—Richards,
Mater of Tiverton Grammar School, to Mist Langdon, only
daughter of '1 homas Langdon, Esq. of Onion Lodge, near Damp-
ton; a beautiful and accomplished young Lady, with a fortune
at 40,000.
London, England, 1812-12-24

DIED.

On Thursday, 26th November, at Edinburgh, in her 23d year.
of a rapid consumption, Atnes, wife of Samuel Laing, Esq. and
daughter of Francis Kelly, Esq. of the Barrack Department.
In Spain, on the retreat of the army, of fatigue, Lieutenant De
Courcy Ireland, and Ensi.tn Wm. Ireland, of the 87th regiment,
brotlars to Lirntenact Eerzmnd Irelands, of the £4lll regiment,
who tell bef,,re Inente D'Onore, sons of Richard Ireland, of the
county of Mayo, and nt iliews of the Hon. hi! Edmund Stanley.
Lately, off the coat of Catalonia, inlthe 2.2 d year of his age,
Lieutenant George Sandy', of hi+ Majesty's ship Bustard, third
son of Edwin H. Sandy., Esq. of Mary Arch, In Yorkshire. His
death was occasioned by tailing overheard in a heavy gale, when
every effort to save hint proved ineffectual.

PRICE OF COAL'S-.COAL MARKET, DE:EMBER 23.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
361 Newcastle 10i 48.. ed. :0 535. Sd
0 Sunderland 0 • . 00s. 0.1. to (10s. M
I Cinders 1 ' 335. 6d.. to 00s. Od
London, England, 1812-12-24

'nth stay was published,
• In one thick Volume. Am price 10s. extra boards,
A poR; IT EIRE. of the ROMAN CAT4iOkl
LI_L gg.
RELIGIOhI; or, an unprejudiced Sketch of the
Histety, Doaricee, Opinions, Discipline, and present State
Catholicism: with an APPENDIX, containing a Sii—uney '
the I.aws now in force against English and Irish Cathobcs.
By the Rev.l. NIGHTINGALE.
Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rem, Orme, an! Brown, Pa-
geeesostee.row; and J. Books', New bond-street.
N. B. Those Ladies and Gentlemen who haVe sent their
narnevas Sub,eribers, may have their copies at the subscrioon
price, by applying to the Author, No. 5, Upper Ashbv-street,
Northampton-square, or to the Publishers.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A Portraiture of Metholimi, Bvo. price 10s. Gd. boards.

-I- HE GENUINE MEDICINE. SPILSBURirt
PATENT ANTIsCORBI.I I'IC- DROPS. has the words
"- By the King's Patent," expressed on the bottles, Bat of Btree-
tion, and Outs'de Wrapper, and the King's' Daty is put d in
black Ink.--In Bottles of Six Shillings, 1)ouh e Ten Shiltngs
and Sixpence, and largest Oue Pound Two ahlllidgs, Duty as;
eluded. Compound lissome Bs.
3.40 Mr. hetes su at, 15, Suho square:Lanka.. •
Cranhiook, July I 1 tit
Stet—Having experienced so much benefit from Joel
TENT ANTItICORBU'I'ICDROPS, without ode! nu.
not let it remain unknown to iourseif and the public. I ins'
sadly afflicted with the Sdhrvy. in my Irgs, which for two pato
gradually became worse, till I had above 400 holes in them, ahem
20 of width were much broader than a shilling.
My state being known to a humane gentleman, he inhumed
me of a case very ,imilar to mine . the person had confuted
to bed the greatest part of two years, and hi taklug a fewsoill
bottles of your Drops, was soon cured. By his recommendatioa
1 was iiiduced to give them a trial, and to my great surprise and
comfort, I soon found my sores healed, and after taking three
small bottles I coil.• do my work without Inconvenience. 'l's
prevent the return of the disease. I take about one small bolls
each yezr which has fully succcriod corny svi het ; and I moat .
your obliged humble servant, *l'uo was Kittruasn.
Witness, Joseph 1)obell.
London, England, 1812-12-24

- 407
- 380
556

418

- 313
- 192

were declared duly elected.
IN WITHIN.
Mews. Roberts - 267
Pearsall - 267
Scatcherd 264
Walker - 263
Stokes - 243
Leigh - 231
•Blackett - 175
•Case - 152
•Oklkam - 111
London, England, 1812-10-16

INTENDED STAMPFORD JUNCTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, That in pursuance of a
Resolution of a General Meeting of the Subscribers to the
above Concern, Messrs. Wotrz and Co. of 'Change-alley,
Combat, will, after the 19th day of October instant, pay the
original Subscribers one shilling and seven-pence per Share, on
their producing and delivering up the original receipts, or to such
persons as may be the holders of the same, provided such Re-
ceipts are indorsed with the name of the original Subscriber,.
D. POLI.OOK. F. DEV EY.
J. FOWLER. J. DU BOIS.
J. VAN VOORST.
London, England, 1812-10-16

NAVY OFFICE, June 1, 1812.
SUPERIOR CLASS OF SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES
BY his MAJESTY's ORDER in COUNCIL,
dated 20th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was esta.
Wished at the Royal Naval College, at Portsmouth, for a oUPE-
RIOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIGHTS, and
and it being determined that four more Students shall he ad-
mitted, the Principal Officers and,Corntnissioners of his Majes-
ty's Navy hereby give Notice, that the examination of Candi-
dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports-
mouth, on the 4th of November next, at eight o'clock in the
morning, and that such persons as may be desiroustesf becoming
Candidates fur admission, are required to send notice of their
intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore-
said Yard, on or before the Ist day of that Month.
The Candidates must be at least fifteen, and not more than
seventeen years of age.
The Plan of Education may be obtained on application at the
Navy Office, or the Once of the Commissioner of any of his
Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained
as to the nature of the qualifications required of the Candidates,
the Documents they are to produce on the day of examination,
the Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students,
and of the Offices to which they will be eligible after they hay •
served the term of Apprenticeship.
London, England, 1812-03-02

THE KING.

Saturday being the last Saturday of the month, all
the Physician:attended the Qvartes Council at Wind-
sor. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, Earl War-
CIIILSEA, and the Earl of AyLuronn, formed the
Council. The Report of the Physicians was, that
though his MAJESTY now enjoyed uniformly the re-
freshment of sleep for a longer period each day than
in the rarlier period of his complaint, yet no abate:
ment of the mental delnsiens appeared, a circumstance
that served to diminish the hopes of his recovery. He
bas slept on an average five hours and a half each
day. The Bulletin is as follows

" WINDSOR-CASTLE, FEE. 29, 1812.
" His MAJESTY continues nearly in the same
state." (Signed)

66 H. RAIFORD. 66 J. WILLIS.
•6 N. BAFILIR. •tH. WHAM."
neszaDzs.

The %Rowing notice was also shown, being a com-
munication from the Earl of tibucumszA, yi Cmnp-
troller General, to Lord Sommtvul.a, by command
from the Quzits

" Th 4 Bulletin will in 'future be issued from Windsor the last
Saturday in the month, and shown at St. James's Palace o* the
following day."
London, England, 1812-03-02

TIIIS DAY.

OYU:MS.—AIice Bolt Forest Bill, 2d—Woolmere Forest Pill,
2d—Mr. Walsh to atteml--Consmittee on Irish Popirstlon BiU
—Committee on Irish Stiils Bfil—Committee on Irish Ware-
housing Bill—Committee of Supply—Committee of Ways and
Means—Committee on Local Militia Bill—Report Irish Court
House Bill—Mutiny Bill, 2d—Watch and Ward Bill, 3d.
NOTICZII.-Mr. AbercroMble--Return of Persons sent front
the Hulks to the Army and Navy, and their Offences; and of those
to whom Pardon have been wanted to their Off-ace.
Mr. Wharton—Estimates of the Royal Military College at
Sandhurst, in Supply. ,
London, England, 1812-03-02

TO-MORROW.

Olorit.—Embezzlentent Bill, std.
No-mt.—Mr. Brovlham—Motion respecting the Ordas is
Council and the Licence Trade.

WEDNESDAY.
0 ADSS.SaDdhltist Lands' BiU, 2d.
TUUUSDAY.

O an Pill, 2d.
NoTicea—Mr. Wilson--BM to Explain and Amend the
Marriage Act in certain parts, chitty regarding the Marriages
of Orphans.
Mr. Martin—till for Regulating the Olice of the Regbtnr of
the Court of Admiralty and Deputy Remembrancer of the Ex-
chequer, to assimilate them In regard to the application of the
Suitors' Money to the Office of Accountant-General of the Court
of Chancery.

FRIDAY.
Onna.—Peratentiary Howie BiL. id.
London, England, 1812-03-02

V.VIVERSI7r INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORti, FEBRUARY 29.
Sunday the following Gentlemen were ordained
by the Lord Bishop of Winchester :
D It4CONII
George Calvert, B A. University College.
F. W, J. Vickery; B.A. University College.
G. M. Clissold, B.A. Lincoln College.
J. Dean, M.A. Bras. nose College.
G. Ashby Maddock. B.A. ditto.
Edward Bader, B.A. St. John's College.
0. Collings, B.A. Worcester College.
. A. Creiglyon, B.A. Lincoln College.
---Johnsbm,
MUSTS.
Mr. T. Coles M.A. University College.
1
Mr. D. Ruell, B.A. St. Edmund Hall.
Mr. W. Awtin, B.A. Brasenosc College.
Wednesday last the Rev. John Josias Conybeare,
M.A. and Student of Christ Church, was unani-
mously elected Professor of Poetry, in the place of
the Rev. Edward Copleston, B. D. and Fellow of
Oriel College.
Thursday last the following Gentlemen were ad-
mitted to degree's :

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Mr.

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Robert Cholmeley, MA. of Curpus Christi College.
MATER! or ARTS.

Rev. George Lane Blount, M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
,ridge, was admitted ad rualcas.
Rev. John Anthony Perny, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. John Coles, University College.
Mr. Thomas Farrer, Brazcnose College.
Mr. William Lozham Farrer, ditto.
SACIICLORS OF Mali

Mr. Christopher Erie, New College.
Mr. Charles Joseph hello, ditto.
• ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. M. Maieetoft, Rector of Easington, Cleveland, is pre-
seined to the vicarage of Yeddingham, Yorkshire. .
Rev. John Tryon, to the rectory of Dulwich. Northampton-
shire, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Thomas Wingfield.
Rev. Thomas Witigfiehito the rectory of Seaton, Rutlandshire.
Rev. George Walker, M.A. to the rectory of Ounundeston or
Stole, Norfolk.
Rev. Richard Corfield, M.A. to the rectory of Pitchford,
Shropshire.
Ret. Wm. Pugh to the vicarage of Bottisham, Cambridgeshire.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Ho-
nourable and Reverend Richard Bruce Stopford, Master of Arts,
the place mid dignity of a Prebendary of his Majesty's Free
Chapelof St. George, in the Castle of Windsor, void br the death
of Doctor John Hal.anu
His Royal Highness has also been pleased, In the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, to present the Reverend Verney Peter
Littlehales, Master of Arta, to the Canonry or Prebend of Dur-
ham, founded on thi Collegiate Church of Eouthwell, in the
county of Nottingham, and diocese of York, void by the promo-
tion of Doctor William Jackson, to the see of Oxford.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, to grant to the Reverend Thomas
Gaisford, Master of Arts, the office or place of Reader or Pro •
fessor of Geek in the University of Oxford, the same being void
by the resignation of Doctor William Jackson.
London, England, 1812-01-30

°FFI('I•:S IN REVERSION'.

Mr. BANKES brougl.t tvo a Bill to prevent the griming of
Offices in Reeerbinn, or for Joint Lives to tile Survivor, winch
Naas read a first time, and or&red for a secand reading on Tues-
day next.
BANKRUPT MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.

Mr. LOCKHART gave notice that he would, on Friday next,
move for the appointment of A Committee, for the purpose of in-
quiring into the capacity of Membirs who have become Danl.
rupts, to retain their seats in that House.
London, England, 1812-01-30

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. W. W. POLE presented the Estimates from the Board of
Works, and (eller Public Offices in Ireland. He alto presented
the usual annual Yeti. ion from the differ, nt Charitable Institutions
In Ireland, ir. pursuance of the pmyer of which, the usual au- '
inual estimates were brou:!it up and laid on the table.
Mr. BO LNIEit a- the liar a Return of Offenders
etinfined in the different Jails of Ireland.
Ihe £1,500,000 Exch. quer BI:ls Bill, and the X 10,500,000
Exchequer i>ihs Ibhi wt re read a third time and passed.
Mr. Secretary RYDI' it gave notice that he would, on Friday
next, move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Laws re-
lating to the Local Militia.
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
it was resolved, that the Rev. Dr. Biagdan he requested to preach
before, the House, on Wednesday, the sth of February next,
being the day appointed for a General Fast.
London, England, 1812-01-30

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Tit lis from the Coast of
Africa. The MINERVA frigate is released from qua-
rantine. The Lord Eldon transport, was this morn-
ing obliged to cut from her anchors and come into
port. —Wind S. E. blows very strong.
London, England, 1812-01-30

COPY OF A CIRCULAR LETTER FROM THE DEPUTY SECRE-

TART AT WAR, TO THE SEVERAL AGENTS.

" War-Office, January 9, 1812.

" It having been discovered that remittances of Bank Notes
and Bills are sent to Agents, under the Secretary at War's sower,
I am directed by Lord Palmerston to desire, that you will issue
the most positive instructions to Paymasters, and others, to sits-
continue this practice, and in fwure to address such remittances
directly to you, through the ordinary channel of the General
Post-office. I am, &c. (Signed) " w. MART."

The Bombay Courierof the 29th of June contains tle
following curious General Order :
. _ .. .

gg The Honourable the Governor in Council is
pleased to direct, that the construction and supply ,a
Coffins for the European soldiery be committed to
the Agent for Supply, inctead of Acting Superintend-
ing Engineer, as notified in the General Order of the
2Uth ultimo."

Colonel MULCASTER is about to embark as Chief
Engineer at the Mauritius. I-11 is accompanied by :t
train of Engineers.
General COLE, Lord E. MANNERS, and General
MURRAY, landed on Monday at Portsmouth, from
his Majesty's ship LEOPARD, in which they came pas+
sengers from Lisbon.
Major-General WHEA TLEY, of the Guards, has been
appointed to the command of the different detach-
ments of light troops stationed at Ashibrd and Bra-
bourne Lees. The General and his family leave toms
eat ly in the ensuing week.
The Officers of the Royal Marines recruiting in
the London District, gave an elegant dinner on Mon-
day, at the Tower Hotel, Bond-street, to Gener.tl
BARCLAY, Major-General Sir JOHN DOUGLAS, Colonel
LA NBRECHT, of the Royal Marines, and a large party
of fashionables.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 27.

A transport, (one of the HYACINTH'S convoy,) has
arrived.— The Prince Ernest packet, for Gibraltar
and Malta, has gone this evening into the Roads :
the Arabella packet, for Lisbon, is also in the roads,
and both will sail the first fair wind.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 28.

Arrived the American brig Paulina, of and from
Charleston, Captain FISHER FIELD, with a cargo of
timber to this port, for orders, 39 days' passage, and
very stormy weather.—Came in the Champion trans-
port, from Lisbon ; sailed the 14th instant, ur.der con-
voy of the HYACINTH sloop of war, with 45 sail is;
company.—Arrived the ACHATES, 18, from a cruise.
—Sailed the TYRIAN, 10, for Portsmouth.—Wind
S.W. blowing a gale.
London, England, 1812-01-30

SUPPLY.

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The House havirg gone into a Committee of Supply, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the Money isstisd on Ad-
dresses of that to his Majesty, is was resolved, that the
sum of £:..2,316 should ha granted, in '.er to make good the
like sum advanced by his Majesty. The Hoit:e then resumed, and
tLe Report was ordt red to he brought up on Friday next.
The Committee of Ways and Means was postponed to the
same day.
London, England, 1812-01-30

NEVER ACTED.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVIIN'r-GARDEN,
frONORROW,FRIDAY, JANUARY al, win
be produced, a New Grand Operatic Drama, in Three Acts,
vxd
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
voided on, die Incas of Marmontel, and Kotzebue's Play of
Rolla, or The Virgin of the SIM).
it,` entirely new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations.
lan, Mr. BARRY MORE; High Priest, Mr. EGERTON ;
%aka, Mr. CRESWELL ; Telasko, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Don Alonzo, Mr. HUI*LEY;
eo Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ; Rolla, Mr. YOUNG;
coo, Me. HAM EATON ; Zamor, Mr. SINCI.AIR ;
ago, Mr. LIS I ONs Ozniar, Mr. BROADHURS'I.
The High Priestess, Mrs. POWEI.L ;
Cora, Miss SMITH; Amazili, Miss HERON;
Wall, Miss BOLTON; Zilia, Mrs. CHILDE.
TO which will Be added,
RAISING THE WIND.
leremy Diddler, Mr. JONES.
London, England, 1812-01-30

POPULATION OF IRELAND.

Sir JOHN NEW POP.T stated, that the object
of the bill which he should propose to the House was
to ascertain the state ot tt.e population of Ireland.—
It had been repeatedly a subject of contest in that
House ; and opinions as various as the caprice of
parties had been confidently asserted on both sides.
It appeared to him a solecism that bills of a public
nature should not in the first instance be made to ex-
tend to the whole of the United Kingdom, but wait-
ed the suggestions of sc.me Member in some subse-
quent stage of the proceeding before they compre-
hended both parts of the Empire. He instanced two
bills, one for the security of the faithful dio:harge of
public offices, in which neither Scotland nor Veland
were included ; and another bill for the relief of per-
soars confined for stnail debts, from which, though
a/lA:cable to the poorer orders of people,
irefind was excepted. This, he contenihd, was to
leislate No:Lilly, and not fir the service ot the
United Kind-aii. Bin to prozeed to the subject
btiore the Huse: the Rioht Honourable
Gentleman (slr. Ro,e) h objected the didiculties
of making the Popdatioo Act exeod to It el:old. In
the Bid now proposed to he introduced, much of this
.diiticulty woutil be r-noo,ved. He did not intend to
apply the par Thial method adopted in EnAland for
collecting the ce; sos, ior that would be imp, aeticable;
but should rather espouse the provisions wh cif le-
- lard to So:xi:end. And lo•re ItiO.inel was furni.,hd
with means fur taLilitatitig, the reselirch, above those
which Scotland voss.-...ssed, by rciisoo of the Grand
Juries and the Officers Oleic employed in investiga-
tions of this sort. He should at present content him-
self with giving a mere sketch ot his Bill, and state
one or two of its most prominent features. He had
thought it advo able to omit whatever might seem to
reeur to the div.inctioti of sects among Christians, that
-the Legislature might not appear to countenance the
prin,iple of governing by div,sion, 'oy opposiog num-
, bers to numbers, ai,d by arraying in hostile ranks
against each other those differed in religious per-
suastor.s. He could state his firm ,conviction that
Irishmen would acquit themselves like Irishmen, and
like subjects os- the United Kingdom, should, the crisis
of commou danger and common interest, which many
apprehended, ever arrive. The other feature of his
13ill was, that it should not be temporary, but per-
manent ; that the people's prejudices might not be
alarmed, nor they be induced to subterfuges of con-
cealment of their numbers from an idea that it was a
mere sae= of taxation. That such prejudices had
London, England, 1812-01-30

DEAL, JANUARY 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ship CONQUEROR from Ply-
mouth, and the Spartan merchantman from New-
York—the latter has sailed for the River. Several of
the cruizers are driven in from their stations hr the
strong southerly winds. The East and West India-
men remain.—Word South, and blows strong.

The Fortitude, HURDLE, from Dublin to Cadiz,
foundered at sea.the 20th instant —crew saved.

Tt is confidently reported in the higher circles, that
the Marquis WELLESLEY is appointed Governor-Ge-
neral of India.

INDIA HousE.—Yesterday a Court of Directors
was held, when the Right Hon. Sir EVAN NEPEAN,
Bart. took the usual oaths, on being appointed Go-
vernor c)f Bombay.—The under-mentioned Captains
were sworn into the command of their respective
ships, viz. Captain A. GLEDSTANES to the Sir WIL-
LIAM BENSLEY, for Madras and Bengal; and Captain
C. B. Tanaurr to the APOLLO, for Bengal direct.—
captain W. HAWKEY, the ship LADY CANNING..
TON, took leave of the Court, previous to deputing
for Bombay and Bengal. The JULIANA and PRINCE
REGENT were taken up for one voyage in the Com-
pany's service. The Court adjourned at six o'clock
till to-morrow. _ _

Yesterday morning the Judges met in the Treasury
Chamber of the Court of Klng's Bench, and chose
their Circuits for the ensuing Lent Assizes.

MIDLAND.i.Ord Ellenborough—Mr. Justice Bayky.
N rc Chief Justice Mansfi.l.l---Nir.Jnbtice Heath.
liostr.-1..0r41 Chief Baron—Mr. Justice Grose.
NORTHER N.—Mr. EZIVII Thompson—Mr. Justice Le Blanc.
Ozroan.—Mr. Justice Lawrence—Mr. Baron Wood.
Wart Lan.—Mr. Justice Chanibrc—Mr. Baron Graham.

Saturday next is the day appointed for the Judges
to hear arguments on the po►nt reserved for their
consideration, in the Katio
London, England, 1812-01-30

THURSDAY, JANUARY3O, 1812

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ALARM AT GLASGOW.

We are con:erned to state, teat A most serious
alarm was last week excited at Glasgow, originating
in the distresses which have for a considerable time
been experienced by the Operative Weavers in that
city and neighbourhood. It is but justice to these
men to state, that the patience with which they have
long borne the severe privations and penury to which
they have been reduced, has been highly examplary,
and furnishes a striking proof of the benefits which a
community detives from the proper education of the
lower orders. Nothing but the force of good prin-
ciples derived from education, could possibly have
produced among the men, to whom we now allude,
a sense of propriety, and a firmness under adversity,
which in England, where the education of the poor
has been too much neglected, would have been
reckoned a phenomenon.
For about a year past, the Weavers in Glasgow
,and neighbourhood have been without full employ-
ment ; anti those who have been able to procure
work, have had their wages so much reduced, that
few of them have been able to earn more than seven
shillings per week, though many of them have large
families.

About ten days ago delegates from these men,
waited upon the Magistrates of Glasgow, to repre-
sent to them their distressed state, and to solicit their
attention to the misery of their families. What was
the result of this application we have not learnt ; but
in a'day or two after, circular notices were sent to
all the operative weavers fur many miles round Glas-
gow, inviting them to assemble at the public Green
as on Thursday last. The Magistrates, alarmed for
the possible consequences, invited the Delegates to a
conference, represented to them the dangers that
might be apprehended from so large an assemblage,
and induced them to circulate new notices, prohibit-
ing the proposed meeting.
The Magistrates, we understand, have paid parti-
cular attention to the representations of th:•se men,
and we have no doubt, from the decorum and temper
which has been exhibited on all hands, that
,publi c
order will be maintained.

The Master Manufacturers have been required by
the Magistrates to have a meeting upon the business,
and we doubt not, that they will see the propriety of
giving an increase of wages to those they employ. It
cannot be denied that it is an extreme hardship to
workmen, whenever there is a scarcity of employment,
to experience at the same time a great reduction in
the price of their labour.
London, England, 1812-01-30

operated to produce such concealment he conceived
was incontestably proved by the returns of 1801 com-
pared with those of 1511, in England ; for he could
not imagine that the increise mentioned could have

accrued in that time. notwithstanding the exhaustion
of a long and destructive war. To prevent, thete-
fore, any alarms similar to those which hid existed
in England in ISOI, and to convince Leland that the
Legislature was activted by sotti.cl and comprehen-
sive principles, he should introduce a clain.e that
the census be permanently reneweo every seven
years. Ile should reserve any ether observation
rr.;ght he made t a intitre occ.v.i-n, and move
at present to bring in a 1;i11 f r ascertaining the Po-
pulat;on of helaad, with the iiicreaso and diminanion
thereof.

Mr. ROSE said, that he had no objPction, nor
ever had, to the introdection of :;ucli a Bill, but had
merely expressed his own imbility to do it. The
Right Hon. Baronet's speech furnished him with an
excl.he, for it c,ntld not be suppo,ed that he (Mr. •
Rose) possessed the local and parochial knowledge
requisite to make such a measure effective. The Bill
was now in good hands, and stor.d in no need of his
assistance, but he should be ready to give all in his
power. On the loyalty of the IrEli,the necessity of
intrealticing no religious distinctioils,and the propriety
of making the 811 permanent instead of temporary,
he agreed with :iir J. Newport ; but he could not
agree with him in his objections to the accuracy of
the English census in 1801. His own experience and
enquiries had given him reason to think that the state-
ments were correct ; and in confirmation of the al.
ledged increase of population, he must mention, that a
detailed account lately taken in the article of christen-
ings went far to shew that a very considerable acces-
sion had accrued.—Leave was then granted.
Mr. EDEN gave notice of a motion for Tuesday
next, relative to the Expenditure of the Civil List.
London, England, 1812-05-07

T-

1.

Tel EV-ING STAR. '

LONDON: -

THURSDAY, MAY 7.
ASCZINSION-DA Y —.1101141y at the Public Offices.
Tt h currently reported on 'Change, this morning, that the
Alicister will make his Loan in the course of the ensuing week.

-

The Latona transport has anived at Plymouth,
from Lisbon in fourteen days; with 150 Freach pri.
soners on board: she • brings no news ot importance
from the Allied Armies.

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, The following circular has been acidresseci-to the
Commanding Officers of the Local Militia

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•
" Whitehall, 17th April.
" Sir—There being reason to apprehend, from the v.irious
disturbances which have taken place in acme of our Ma:lilac-
curing Districts, that attempta may be made by evil disposed pet.
sons to seize or destroy the arms belonging to 'the Local Militia,
I am directed by Mr. Secretary Ryder to impress upon you the
necessity of adopting the most effectual means tor the defence of
your Depot, in case any such attempt should be made, and to
point out to you the propriety of having the permanent Staff. of
:your Regiment, under the command of the Adjutant, in such a
state of constant ifficiency as to be immediately available for its
defence, &c. &c. &e. (Signed) " UYNav GOVLEURN.
" The Lieut.-Colonel-Commandant, or Officer
commanding the Local Mjlltia."
General CLINTON has arrivedir Portsmouth on his
way for Sicily ; he goes in the GAN VNIEDE frigate.
Tuesday morning detachments of the 3d and sth
Dragoon Guard,.., and of the 3d and 4th Dragoons,
embarked at Portsmouth for Portugal.
The 85th regiment is now at Hythe, in Kent.
Tuesday morning a detachment consisting of about
thirty,• mostly non-commissioned officers, with the
colours of the 55th regiment, from Jamaica,. landed
at Portsmouth, and marched' o • Hilsea Barracks.—
Many of the men of this regiment volunteered to re.
main behind with regiments in Jamaica.
Our troops have.been remarkably healthy through.
out all the West India Islands last year ; the reason
given for this Is, that they are not so much crowded
in barracks as formerly, and in general-are better ac-
commodated.

The 90th regiment are now 800 strong, and form
the garrisons of the islands, Grenada and St. Vin-
cent's : for Several• wears past they have• lost fewer
men than many regiments of the same numbers have
lost in England and other stations.

Tuesday the Volunteering into the Line from the
Royal North Gloucester regiment • )fmilitia, stationed
at Basingstoke, commenced, when 83 fine fellows
turned out for that old and favourite corps the 56th,
or Pompadours.
That fine corps the Royal Meath militia commen-
ced the volunteering or. Tuesday last, and turned out
their quota for tbe Line as soon as the order was read.
The 48th, 49th, 95th, and 89th, received almost all
the men, amounting to 202.
Thursday last, two companies of the Westmeath
militia marched from Deal. one company to be sta-
tioned at Ramsgate, die other at Margate.
Captain Thum', of the 95th Rifle Regiment, As-
s:stant-Quaster-Mdster-General of the Kent district,
is ordered on the Staff at Manchester.

, .
London, England, 1812-05-07

That this Court confirm the unairintous Resolution of the
Conn of Directors of the St6th febniary last, whereby the Com-
mander and Owner. of the ship Cie i.ott, are fit ly acquittetl of
ail inittutatinn of neglect or misconduct in:VT:et to the dapture
of that. Ship,"
In older to defermine by such Ballot whether three pans in
four of the Proprietors present at such General Court, concur
with the Court ,of INi-ern:irs in acquitting the Commander and
Owners Of the strp Ceylon, of Cl imputation of neglect or mis-
conduct respecting the cap:ure of !; at Ship..

WILLIAM .RAMSAT, Semetary.
London, England, 1812-05-07

BOXINC.

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. • ,mm,••••••• , . . $ .
After tbi battle between Maltby ad 004, Oil
,Tuesday, another took place betfeesi Cheig dram-
wan, a youngfirtie professor, of 8 stone, -ands a drunken
countryman, about 40, but of considerable rowers,
and true game, though a novice in the pugilistic at :
his antagonist, therefore, at setting-to, Amid lof at
his fead, which was soon disfigured. Tha coulitry:.
I man then got more sober, and courageously continued.
I the contest for three quarters of an hour ; when, on
!receiving a rattler on the neck, and bleeding like a
:tuck frig on his second's knee, he turned !us head, and
with grave aspect, observed, " This cant the man at I
was Just a Alen swi .1." This produced great meni-
ment ; and, ahhough the countryman fought another
Ihalf hour, he still persisted, at the commencement of
'every round, that his antagonist was neither the man
the challenged, nor the man be first began to fight.
with. He at last gave lip the contest, hideously &a-
,
figured. The amaieurtrhowever. liberally rewarded
ithe object of their merriment. .

I , MARRIED.
Tuesday, at S:. Goorge the Martyr, Queen-square, Mr. Thos.
Perkins, of Chelmsford, solicitor, to Mary, s::conoldaughtur sof
the kt., Ro.v. Crory C. Brndhrlt, of Loudwater, B ?chi.
London, England, 1812-05-07

1)111).

Sunday lag, at Richmond, Surtn, Major-General Cade.
In March laat, near Funchal!, NUdeka, in his 2mtb, year, Mr.
Edmund I loyd, of 'l'hreadnerdle•strecr, insnrlnce-broAer. •

ON SPRING DIP!:

" It is ;n Spring (observes a celebrated I'll.i:clan) that coma
tutional creases come Into action; and if, at this station% pet.ple
were to admat an alterative dirt, much human misery wvuld be
prevonte
INUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE i: tv,t
-A- only very nutrishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample
experience has proved it tote mare efficatioos in correcting the
consttrutlon and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarnparilla.
_ _

Peopl; subject to eruptions of the shin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthina,ic, or Cousump..we Habits, will fetid the
Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable artic:e of did.
In the periodical works on Me,Heine it is highly extolled, and
its use i, adored by several eminent Physicians.
I: is sold in a ground state for Moiling (in the same nr.nner as
coffee), irice Os. r•,d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39,
Strand. Orders (rum the country must be accompanied•with a
remittance.

PEAIITV RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED.
.0
Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, atc. Witrintst
impairing the constitution, is the prominent &attire of that
excellent and imprecetb•nted preparation tier the sibi—Mrs. VIN-
CENT'S 0011'LAN1>'S I.OIION. This admirable Lotion,
while it operates in a safo and g. n:le manner, effectually eradi-
cates all scorbutic eruptions, cu antous ;lion:ions, and dsor-
dens of the shin ; it combines both he tu! :opt leelah, impartirg a
delectable appearance to the complexion. Airs. Vincent's I .otion
has received the proud sanction art the rum (ti, inFitished charac-
ters in the fashionable world ; aod to prevent counterfeit Lotions,
she signs her nzme upon the libel on each boa: ths• is ernuints
Sold by Airs. Vincent, sole Pitprietor, at No. 6, baeizs-streir,
Grammer-square ; Bacon's, 150, Orford-s:ree: ; Mut, No. G)
Cheapside ; and all the respect Able Venders of genuine Aledkinesii
in (uarti, is. 6d. Pints, Sc. ntL Half-pints, 2s. 9.1.
To prevent coot.terfetts; it is necessary to observe M. F. Via-
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