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London, England, 1813-01-08

GREENWICH, KENT.

EXTENSIVE FREEHOLD ESTATE; COMPRISING A

ROOMY COMPACT CHAPEL.
Capital Family Residences, with large Gardens, &e. Eligible
Houses, for Ptivate Families, and Houses, desirably situate for
Business, with Warehouses, Workshops, &c. situate in Lon-
don-street, Croom's-bill, Royal-hill, Orchard-row, &c. and
Garden-ground, well situate for Building.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, January 28, at Twelve, in Lots,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, the
property of Wi tunas SAVERS', Esq. A capital substantial
FAMILYRESIDENCE, situate on Croom's-bill, with Offices,
&c. lately improved at a considerable expellee, with large Gar-
den, &c. in possession of Mr. Cheminant ; three excellent Re-
sidences adjoining, planned nearly as tke other, in possession of
Mrs. Prichard, Mr. Thomas, and Admiral Douglass; two
Houses adjoining, in pessesskn of Mr. Hewett and Mr. Green-
wood, Linen. draper ; a roomy, compact Chapel, fitted up with
Pews, &c. and two Houses, with Shops, Warehouses, Gardens,
&c. in London-street; twelve eligible Dwilling-houses, with
Gardens, &c. and large roomy Stables, Gardens, &c. on Royal•
hid, in possession of Mr. Knowlesden, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Bean,
Mr. Stowe, arid others ; five neat mities in Orchard-row, in
possession of Messrs. Reeves, Bone, Leven, I iobson, and Gill.
a capital Garden, very eligible for building, near the Circus, &c.
the Property lies compact, and very eligible for Investing money,
being all Freehold.
May be viewed, by leave of the tenants, by applying to Mr;
Knowlesden, Carpenter; Mr. Blake, Upholdrr, Imam-street ;
where Particulars may be had, and at the Greybou:ld, Greenwich;
of Mr. Chilton, Solic.ror, Chancery-lane ; a: Carraway's: and of
Mr. Robins, \l'artvick-,cle.t, Golden-square; where a Plan of
the Estate !nay be seen.
London, England, 1813-01-08

PItIVIC SIXPENCE-]

NORTH WALES.
CAPITAL ESTATES IN CARNAR'
SEVERAL valuable and extensive
ESTATES, some of which are delightfully
the Sea Coast, in the several Parishes of I.land,
vean, Denlo, Lls.nystyndwy, Crlskieth, and I
said County, let at old and consequently very
ing to £970 per annum and upwards, will '
TION, in Lots, at the Crown and Anchor,
same County, on the 20th day of January,
of in the mean time by Private Contract,
will be given.
William Owen at Llandegerning, Mr.
and Mr. D. Rice of the Crown and Anch•
said County of Carnarvon, will chew the
Lands in their respective neighbourhoods, and
ted particulars may be had previous to the day
Further Particulars may be had by application
post-paid) to Messrs. Jones and Will.ams, Solicit
Merionethshire, at whose Office Maps of the F-
London, England, 1813-01-08

LORD CASTLEREAGH AND MR. RUSSEE.L,

eg The National Intelligence:. contains Mr. Russell's
account of a conversation With Lord Castlereagh on
the 15th of September. The British Minister doubted
the sufficiency of the powers of Mr. Russell, eonsider
red any arrangement as a substitute for the existing
mode of taking English seamen as almost hopeless—
remarked on the great sensibility of the people of
England on the subject, and observed that great
hopes were entertained of the favourable effect at
Washington of the intelligence of the revocation of
the Orders in Council: Mr. Russell flattered himself
that an arrangement was practicable, and contended
for the sufficiency of his authority, Mr. Russell then
proceeds t

44 I finally catered, in order to answer at once
all the observations and enquiries of Lord Castle-
reagh, that the proposed Understanding should be
expressed in the most general tern,—that the laws, to
take effect on the discontinuance of the fira:tice of im-
pressment, should prohibit the employment of the na-
tive subjects or citizens of the one State, excepting,
such only as had already been naturalized on board
the private and public ships of the other—thus re-
moving any objection that might have been raised
with regard to the future elect of naturalization, or
the formal rentincietion of any pretended right.—
With tegatd to blotkadeso I proposed to follow the

same course, and only to agree that none shotihi
Inatituted by eithei partY ivltieh were btu bonformable
Ks the ittimbWiedged haticins-4eaviiig the de-
fin of :Itch blockades, and all dthei details, td be
*settled .by the echnmisliuners in the definitive treaty.
I was disappointed and grieved to find that these
prbpositiolit, moderate and liberal as they Were,
should be treated in a Mann& which forbade me to
.expect their acceptance: I was even Asked by Mr.
-Hamilton, if the United States would deliver up the
native British seamen Vvhd might be naturalized in
America ! Although shocked at this demand, i
mildly replied that such a procedure would be dis-
graceful to Atherica without being tiseful to Great
Britain—that the habits of Seamen were so peculiarly
unaccoMmodating, that no one would go thiough the
long probation, required by law, to become the citi-
zen of a country where he could not pursue his pro-
fessional occupations—and that not to employ him in
this wary would be virtually tb surrendet hitn to Great
Britain.

46 I was disposed to believe, however, that a reci-
procal attangement might be made for giving up
desetters from public vessels. Here, perhaps, I owe
an hpology to My GovernMent, for having, without
its precise commands, hazarded the overture above-
mentioned, relative to British spbjects who may here-
after become Citizens of the United States.

el In taking this step, howeret, I persuaded myself
that I did not trespass against the spirit of the in-
structions which I had received ; and had the propo-
sition been accepted, I should not have beer, without
all hope that it would have been approved by the
President, as its prospective operation would have
pterented injustice, and its teciprocity disgrace."
London, England, 1813-01-08

3 0 0
5 19 6

Eighth
Quarter

2 16
S 12

Half - - 11 4 I 11 14 6
You save on a Sixteenth and Registering 3s. Od. -
You save on an Eighth ditto - 4s. Od.
You save on a Quarter ditto - 7s. 6d.
You save on a Half ditto -10 s. 6d.
It therefore becomes your Interest to buy of MARTIN, who
sells at leis Profit than ANY OTHER Office-Keeper.
LOTTERY DRAWS NEXT WEEK.
London, England, 1813-01-08

LEGISLATORE OF NEW YORIt

" BOSTON, NOVEMhtit C 4.
gg A Bill, entitled ig an Act to prevent plundering
on the lines between the provinces of Canada and this
State," was agreed to in Committee bf the whole,
and afterwards passed by the House, By this Act,
any person, unless acting under the Order of a mili-
tary officer, plundering within the Canada line, ami
bringing the stolen property into this State, is sub-
ject to indictment for felony in the county where he
may be taken. •,
" Nov. 26.—Tue MAN AntitY.—The army tinder
the Commander-in-Chief, General Dearborn, broke
up their camp at Plattsburg on the 16th instant, and
marched to Chamlain, on the Canada line, neatest
to Montreal. The force is somewhere between 6 and
10,000 men, regulars and militia, Whether they
will attempt to cross at once into the British territory,
or halt upon the frontiers, is uncertain. In the latter
case, however, some partial contests will probably
occur.—We know not what force the British have in
that neighbourhood.

Commodore Chauncey his fitted oh take Ott•
tario a brig and hike armed schooners. With this
squadron he has attacked the forts at Kingston, and
was again before them at the last dates. He has
made two prizes (schooners) I one had Captain Brock
(nephew to the Ceheral) on board. The British
have several vessels of war on the Lake' but perhaps
our force is now Superior.

" By a Gentleman who has returned from the arrhy
tinder General Hopkins, vC are informed that the
2000 mounted volunteers who started some time
since from Fort Harrison to go to the Peoria towns,
hid mistaken their direction, and returned without
effecting the object of the expedition. The mounted
volunteers, we are told, are now on their way home.

14 It is said the last accounts left Harrison's army
pettiously situated. It had advanced considerably,
the Indians had intercepted its supplies, and it was
suffering for watt of provisions.
a A letter from Washingmn, dated on the 18th
instant, says, a the Committee of Ways and Means,
which decided on Saturday last, 14 to 9, in favour
of the remission of bonds for British goods, where
the property was American, are now for referring the
subject to the decision of Mr. GALLATIN.°
" LICENSE TRALIE.The contemplated law against
British Licences to Vessels bound to Cadiz or Lisbon,
will not prevent our provisions being exported to those
plates, but will throw that carrying trade into hands
of foreigners, who will only visit the Southern ports.
" It is said the Congressional Naval Committee
have agreed to report in favour of three seventy-fours,
10 frigates, and 1.5 or 20 sloops of war. The wise
foresee—others are taught by experience.
London, England, 1813-01-08

FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1813.

IN A FEW DAYS, (14TH AND IsTH OF THIS MONTH)
THE STATE LOTTERY

WILL It ALL DRAWN,
Agreeably to the old Mode of Thawing every Ticket out of the
Wheel, and decided by its own Fate.
TTORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
A• 11- Public, that they have a variety of Tickets and Shares
on sale, and at the lowest prices. The Scheme contains two of
X 20,000, also in addition, two of XlO,OOO, and many more ca-
pital Prizes than usual, which gives the present Scheme a pre-
ference over late Lotteries.

Orders, by post or carrier, executed on the same terms as if
present ; and all Prizes paid immediately. Two millions ster-
ling have been paid to the Public by HORNSBY and Co. at their
old-established State Lottery Office, No. 26, Cornhill, London.

r BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that the
1 • whole of the present Lottery will be drawn on the 14th
and 15th of this Month. Ticket. and Shares are selling in great
variety at both of his truly fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing Cross, at the following Prices :
Ticket Xitil 9 0
Half - aEll 14 0 I Eighth • 3E2 19 6
Quarter - 5 19 0 I Sixteenth - 1 10 6
Persons in the Country may be supplied by BISH'e Agents In
most of the principal Towns, or by sending their orders (post or
carriage paid), accompanied with good Bank Notes, or
Post-Office Orders, directed to BISH, at either
4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.

SALES BY AUCTION.

GREENWICH, KENT.
CROOM'S-HILL AND ROYAL-HILL.

cAprrAL FREEHOLD MANSION, with roomy Offices,
School and Lodging Rooms, Court Yard, extensive Garden
Grounds, walled round, &c. very eligible for Building.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garaway's, on Thursday, January 28, at Twelve, .
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, the
Property of WILLIAM Slimy, Esq. comprising the spa-
cious roomy Mansion, with Offices of all descriptions, a range of
well-planned Apartments, forming the West wing, contains va-
rious Apartments, Lodging and School-room., Court-yard,
Lawns, Play-grounds, and extensive Gardens, surrounded by
lofty walk, clothed with choice Fruit-trees, Tool-hour, Farm-
yard, Coach•house, and Stables, and Out-buildings, the whole
nearly Three Acres, situate on Croons-hill, and communicating
with Royal-hill; the whole in possession of Dr. Burney, u an
Academy of the first reopectabitity and extensive accommoda-
tion, or a Residence for a Gentleman.

- May be viewed, by Tickets, and leave of the tenant ; Particu-
lars of Mr. Knowlesden, Carpenter, &c. ; Mr. Blake; and at
the Greyhound,Greenwich ; of Mr. Chilton .Solicitor, Chancery-
lane ; at Garrawars ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had, and a Plan
of the Estate seen.
London, England, 1813-01-08

CA RROLL & Co. Stock Brokers,No. 7, Cornbill,
and 26, Oxford street, respectfully acquaint the Public they
have Tickets and Shares on Sale for the New Lottery of 13,000
Tickets, to be drawn NEXT THURSDAY and following
day. They also beg to state that the old mode of drawing
every Ticket from the Wheel is restored, by which the system
of Classes is done away.—SCHEME:
1
2 - of - X 20,0006
2 - of - 10,0P0 6
4 - of - 2,000 6
&c. &c. &c.

of - XI,OOO
of - 500
of - 400

CARROT. and Co. respectfully solicit a continuance of public
patronage, which they gratefully acknowledge to have received
for 95 years past.
Prizes paid on demand, and orders from the country (post-
paid) punctually attended to.

GREAT SAVING

TO THE PUBLIC.

BEFORE YOU BUY,
in PRICE, at MARTI
MARTIN'S PRICES,
Registering included.
Sixteenth - XI 3

compare the DIFFERENCE
'IN'S, No. 8, CoRNHILL,
I ALL OTHER Offices
charge
XI 11 A
London, England, 1813-03-05

mug

reuinsuts before us, we are of opinion that; under at .44
the circumstances of the case, k is highly fit and t'ro-
per, with a view to the welfare of her Royal Highness
the Princess CHAN.orrat, In which are equally in-
volved, the happiness of your Royal Highness in
y our Parental and Royal Character, And the mo►t im-
portant interests of the State, that the intercourse be.
tweep her Royal Highness the Princess of WeLes and
her Royal Highness the Princess CHARLOTTE, 4431114
continue to be subject to regulation and restraint.
We humbly trust that we may be permitted, with.
out being thought to exceed the limits of the duty
imposed upon • us, respectfully to express the just
sense we entertain of the motives by which your .
Royal Highness has been actuated in the postpone-
ment of the Confirmation of her Royal Highness the
Princess CHARLOTTE, as it appears by a statement
under the hand of her Majesty the Qtazbt, that your
Royal Highness has conformed, in this respect, to the
declared will of his MAJESTY, who had been pleased
to direct, that such ceremony should not take place
till her Royal Highness should have compleated her
Eighteenth Year.

We also humbly trust that we may be further per.
mitted to notice some expressions in the Letter of
her Royal Highness the Princess of WALss, Which
may possibly be construed as implying a charge of
too serious a nature to be passed over without ob-
servation. We refer to the words t, suborned tra-
ducers." As this expression, from the manner in
which it is introduced, may perhaps be liable to mis.
construction (however impossible it may be to sup.
pose that if can have been so intended) to have refe-
rence to some pan of the conduct of your Royal
Highness ; we feel It cpr bounden duty not to omit
this opportunity of declaring, that the Documents;
laid before t;s afford the most ample proof, that there
is not the slightest foundation for such an opinion.

(Signed)
p. CANTUAR, SIDMOUTH,
ELDON, 1. LONDON,
E. EBOR, ELLENBOROUGH,
W. ARMAGH, CHARLES ABBOTT,
HARROWBY, P. C. N. VANSI
WESTMORELAND, C.P.S. C. BATHURST,
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, W. GRANT,
BATHURST, AR. MACDONALD,
LIVERPOOL, WILLIAM SCOTT,
MULGRAVE, I. NICHOLL.
MELVILLE,
(A True Copy)
London, England, 1813-03-05

BIRTH.

Thursday sennight, at Nottingham, Mrs. Hawker, w:fe of
General Hawker, of a son.

MARRIED.

At Cork, on the 25th ult. John Kent, Esq. of his Majesty's
95th Rifle Rsgiment, to Miss Catherine Ingram, daughter of the
late Junes Ingram, of Cork, Esq.
Monday, at Brom►am, Wilts, the Rev. Henry Faulkner, to
Harriet, second daughter of Sir Andrew Bayntum, Bart,
Satur,lay, at Edinburgh, Lord Blantyre, to Fanny, second
daughter of the Hon. John Rodney.
London, England, 1813-03-05

COACtiMAKERG' ItALL.

'FASHIONABLE DA NClNG.—Private Tuition
•IL- Mr. HOPKINS begs leaves to return his most grateful
thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, for the very dis-
tinguished patronage he has so long experienced, and respectfully
solicsts a continuance of their favours. Ladies and Gentlemen
who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who
have not attained the present fashionable mode, may be expedi-
tiously instructed in the most private manner to qualify them
for the fast Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach-
makers' Hall, Noble-street, Foster-lame, Cheaplde.

IRONMONGERS, Cutlers, and Edge-tool makers,
may be supplied by application to J. ALLEN and T. YEO-
MANS, with the real Genuine Whittle-hill Stones, of the very
finest Edge possible to Razors, Knives, and all sort of Edge
Tools.—Orders or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs.
Allen and Yeomans, at Woodhouse, near Loughborough, will
be duly attended to.
None are genuine but those sold by the above.
London, England, 1813-03-05

}ARLIN, FEBRUARY 16.

It is said that his Majesty will go to Neisse, Glatz,
and Silberberg, to inspect the works of those for-
tresses.

In consequence of the appeal from our Govern-
ment, a great number of young people come forward
to enter as volunteers in the corps of chasseurs. Every
instant they are departing from all parts of the State
for eolberg, or Breslau. All are tilled with enthu-
siasrh. The University, as well as the Schools, are
almost deserted. Prussia is about to place on foot
the most imposing forces, to combat with success the
enemy of peace, and to maintain the stem adopted
for the interest of the Continent.
The Magistracy of ' Iconingsberg,' qding them-
selves under the impossibility cf" furnishing succours
to the great number of poor of that city who are in
want of subsistence, have addressed a new exhorta.
tation to the inhabitants, to excite them to acts of
benevolence towards those unfortunate perspns. The
picture which it has drawn of the actual state of
Koningsberg, is extremely afflictiaL.

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London, England, 1813-03-05

rrl-IE object of tkis Institution is to apprentice the
Children of the deserving Poor belonging to the County of
Somerset, who might otherwise be destitute of the means of ac-
quiring a comfortable subsistence through life ; and (or this pur-
pose such Noblemen and Gentlemen as are natives of, or in-
terested in she prosperity of the County, are invited to contribute
ko the support of the Society.
.1 Prospectus and a List of the present Subscribers maybe bad
of the Secretary, with whom all Petitions are to be left.
Subscription; are received in I.oodon by Gauntlett Clarke, Esq.
4, Basingliall-street, (the Treasurer); Messrs Whitehead, How-
ard, and Haddock, and by Edward Higgins Green, No. 1, James-
street, Wellington-square, Gray's-inn-lane, the Collector, who
has given the necessary security ; and in the country by Messrs.
Hobhouse and Co. Bath; Messrs Stuckey's, Lean, and Co. Bris-
tol; Messrs. Messiter, Wincanton ; Messrs. Hammett and Co.
Taunton ; Messrs. Whltmarsh and White, Yeovil; and Messrs.
Payne, Tutfnell and. Co. Wells.
1. or further particulars, apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr.
Philip Hurd, No. 7, King's Studs Walks, Temple, Loudon, the
Secretary to the Society.
London, England, 1813-12-23

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SECOND-EDITION.
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30111 T AGAIN DEFEATED.
ADVANCE OF LORD WELLINGTON
ARON BOUIRDEAUX.
EVACUATION OF CATALONIA BY' THE
FRENCH TROOPS.
STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.
A vessel named the C.ooniza, has arrived at
Guernsey, from Passage) in eight days. The Captain
and Passengers state, that Lord WiLLINOTON had
once more Defeated SOULS with immense loss, and
that the latter had retreated *with his army towards
Bourdeaux and Pau, leaving Bayonne with a strong
garrison. The gallant Leader of the Allied Armies
is 'said to have pushed directly forward to Bourdeaun
after masking Bayonne with Ten Thousand Men.
Suctirr has evacuated Catalonia, with his Army—
he is stated la the same accounts to have been ordered
to join SOULT in the South of Franca
Another account states, that the Marquis of Wile
UNGTON has actually taken BSI ones after four days
severe fighting ; that five regiments of the enemy
had gone-over to the Allies ; and that his Lordship
was in full thatch to Bourdeaux.

Till 01E611 Accounts appear, it will be difficult,
if not impossible, ta ascertain the real particulars.
The intelligence is, however, so fully credited io the
Ci,y, that at two o'clock Omnium was ie per cent.
prim. for money ; Consols 66% for opening.
We ought to add, that some vreU-ipformed people
in the city assert, that BoxArmtliell Speech to the
Senate on the 19th is in town, and that it, or the eon-
..
sequent occurrences in Paris, is of such a complexion
as to encourage those who arc in the secret, to make
large purchases in the Funds.
At a quarter pan two o'clock, the New Omr.iunt
had got up to 17. and Consols to 70.
London, England, 1813-12-23

THIRD EDITION'

STAR-OFFICE, FOOR O'CLOCK.

BONAPARTE'S ACCEPTANCE OF THE
PRELIMINARIES OF THE ALLIES.

French Papers have arrived containing BONAPARTeS
Speech to the Legidative Body. It contains the fol.
lowing passage :
is I HAVE ACCEPTED THE PRELIMI-
NARIES OF THEALLIES, FOR THE SAKE
London, England, 1813-12-23

Arrived the SAVAGE sloop of war from Ports-
mouth, which has sailed for the River.—The out-
wardasonnd are still detained.—Wind S.W.

- PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 21.
The brig Indefatigable, Captain BMIT, from Bit-
boa, with nuts, which' was run down by the HYDRA
frigate, and put into Yalm yesterday, is brought
round to this port.—Arrived the Villers, Dattow,
from Swansea ; and the Portuguese brig Rio de Mon-
dego, captured by the Diligent French privateer, amid
given up as a cartel to bring the masters and crews
of several vessels she had captured. Arrived the Jane,
from Palermo ; the Swedish brig Bernadotte, Baarr,
for St. Übe's, with salt. The Jane, from Palermo,
came with a fleet of thirty sail, under convoy of the
-Remus°, and parted company. The Jane brings
accounts that the fever at Malta and Gibraltar had
completely subsided. Sailed from Palermo the 19th
October, and Gibraltar. the 21st November.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 22.
Arrived the ZNPHYR sloop of war from Cork, the
Vests froin Newfoundland, Szauoast.and HANNIBAL
from off Cherburgh, and the Lord Cathcart, Mary,
and Lord Cawdor, transports, from Quebec.—No.
thing sailed today.—Went out of Harbour his Ma.
jesty's ship ROTA.-Hk Majesty's ship ZEPHYR Will
take the Elizabeth,ollaragossa, Sceptre, and Union
transports to Guernsey and Jersey, to embark troops
for Holland.—Wind Southerly.

To morrow the PRINCZ REMIT proceeds to Wind -
:or, to be present at the Confirmation of the Princess ,
Citons.orrs of Wawa, by the Archbishop of CALF'
Tung* On Saturday his Royal Highness dines
with Ear MAJZSTY, and returns to town on Sunday.
On Monday his Royal Highness leaves town for Nat
field-hospie, the seat of the Marquis of SousauaT;
from thence he goes to the Earl of WiSTMOßLAiriftp
and neat to tbe Earl of LONSDALR% aiCotsmore.

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London, England, 1813-10-29

To be LET fora Term of 1211 ears, and entertd almmediately,
AVERY desirable FARM, s.tu,itcd about 30
miles from London, surrounded by good roa and near a
Market Town containing about 162 Acres of excellent Arable,
Meadow, Paoli:re, and Hop Land, with good Farm House and
Offices, tying yiry compact, and well inclosed. •
For further particulars and orders to viesw-tbe Premises, apply
to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 614 St. Martin's.'
lane, Clearing.Cro.s.—(Letter: p.r.t paid.) .

SA.,LES.l3l=4:uctip.N.

UPPER HARLEY-STREET.
Capital RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES,
STABLES, dac.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway'a, on Thursday, November i t, at Tyre:lite,
rr HE valuable LEASE of a very eligible FA-
J. MI Pt HOUSE, with bowed back front, Nil uate Nu. 31,
on' the We side of Upper Harley street, the late residence of a
Jaadir, &cased ; comprising, on the Ground Storey, a neat En-
tWincethall, spacious Dining Parlour, Library, Dre•sing-room,
and Water-Closet : First Storey, two good prukortiuned Draw-
taprooms, elegantly finished, ihd communica- ing by folding-
doors : three airy Chambers on the Second Storey; and Servants'
Apartments near; a roomy light Stone Staircase, Etc.: the Base-
ment contains. Housekeeper's-room, Butler's Pantry, Servants'.
hall, Wine Cellars, and detached Kitchen, Scullery, o?en yard,
Wash-house, Laundry, and Servant s'-room ; double Coach-bouse
and Stables fur four horses. The whole in substantial and good
repair, and immediate possession may be hut
the elegant. Fua al trona may be had at a valuation.
Tobe dewed with 'tickets, which, with Particulars, may be,
had of Mr. liaibins, Warwiek-street,- Gulden-square ; and at
• •

. . . .
CORNHILL.
TO BANKERS, ME(CHAN I'S, AND OTHERS.
CAPITAL. PREMISES, in GEORGE-sTREEV, MUNSION-
HOUSE, and I.OMBARIXIST &LEE C.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, November tl.at 12, in Two Lots,
tot 1. A VALUABLE LEASE, of Thirty-five
411. :Years, of the Capk.al Roomy MAIISION and
CIFFICE.S, with spacious' Court-yard in' front. Coach-house,
sts,,Loft,and Rooms over, shears out the Eaitiside of George
pt,- Minsion-House, and adjoining the Bank House of
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Tnese roomy Premises are.
well situate, mad calculated for a Banking-House or any Public
' fn. • .
-Let 2. The Valuable Lease, for :he same term as Lot 1, com-
prising the Spelt:ins Ropmy Premis4, situate on ib.: ,outh side
of Li.rifbarßatreeti adjoining the Bauking-house of Me,srs.
Payne, an.lSmiths. and Lot 1, and late in possession of.
.Isir..Sts lodger. This arul the former Lot together may be alter-
ea ta,fisfm one of the Most roomy ancreligible Premises for a
ranking !Is Ttlercantiletoncern and a Reedvnee in the Ctty of,
Widen, or for a Public (*we or Institution.
.May be et, wed, by applying on the Premises, where Partlcu-
lan may* had; at Garraway's; and pt Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden•square, where a Ground Plan way be seen.
London, England, 1813-10-16

SALES BY AUCTION.

_ By Mr. LEWIS,
Aiello White Hone inn, * Stomas r, ea Morday,Oetober IE,
•1213, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, actress previously
disposed of lay Private Contract, Of which' doe notice will be
gives, subject to such conditions of lisle ae wtA them be pro-
duced, inns* Lot,
ALL duet Capital FREEHOLD ESTATE,
theme* Up Elden, in the County of Southampton, con-
sisting of as excellent Farm. House, With appropriate &Zings,
233 Acres of rich Arabic, Meadow, and Pasture Land, and ca.'
Acres of Wood, now is the occupation of Mr. Thomas spender,
by, a lease for eight years from the 10th of October, 1810. To-
gether with the perpetual Advowson of the Church of Up-Eldon.
This Estate is within a ring fence, is richly wooded, and abounds
in ene growing dmber of very greet beauty sod vase,. being of
itself the Parish of Up-Eldon, and having no purr to support, it
is subject to 110 parochial rates whatever. It is delightfully si-
tar in a highly picturesque country, Ile miles front Roamer,
And at wry distances from Salisbury, Southampton, and Win-
chester. It is well stocked with Came, a Meese of itself, and
might be converted into a beautiful and most mordent Country
ReudenCe. and is in a neighbourhood particularly anent for
sporting of all kinds
For farther particulars apply at Mr. Tioney's Office, and at
Messrs. Brodie and Dosediug's, in Salisbury; at Mr. Holmes's
Office, in Rummer; ant} of Mr. Spender, the tenant, who will
chew the Estate.
London, England, 1813-10-16

BISH is Selling Tickets and Shares for the
• NEW I.QTTERY of only 8,000 Tickets, that begins
Drawing the Si of Next Month; and is happy in stating, that
within the last 'Hire, Mouths he Ms Sold and Shared Twenty -
Ave Capital Prizes, vit.
Two of • • 420,000 One of - seiS,ooo
Tv"( 2.000 rive of - 1,000
Four of • Ms Two of 300
Nine of - SOO And the Loin
*rite of TWENTY THOUSA D, drawn the Seth last Month.
••• Schemes with Particular* may be had grads,.at either of
his truly fortunate °Sees,
4, CORNHILL ; or 9, CHARINGeCROSS.

PUBLIC FUNDS.—AII Business in the Public
Funds, and other Government Securities, bought and sold
by commission, with the utmost integrity, by
E. EYTON, STOCK•BROKER,

At his truly-fortunate Offices,
q. 2, CORNHILL, and No. IS, COVENTRY-STREET,
Where his Fried.. are invited to purchase Tickets
• and Shares in the New Lottery, of only
sopoo Tickets, which begins sd
Nov. and contains TwO
Prizes of .2g0,000,
&c. &e.
London, England, 1813-10-16

DEAL, OCTOBER 15.

Arrived the CADMUS sloop of war, from a crnize ;
and two ships from the River, viz. the Favourite, for
Gibraltar; and the Progress, for Demerara.

TARMOtTI'H. OCTOBER IS.

Sailed yesterday the BONNZ CITOICZNNE, fig the
Downs; and the SPIT/rine, for Spithead.

COVE, OCTOBER 11.

Yesterday arrived here a Vessel with the Masters of
ten sail of the Halifax and Quebec Fleet, captured
by an Americzci privateer, said to be the Yankee.
This fleet sa►led hence about five weeks ago, under
convoy of his Majesty's ships ENDYMION, ATRALIAr
JASON, PROMETHEUS, &c. The captured vessels were
separated from the rest of the convoy in a gale and
thick weather ; and were then (Alen in with by the ene-
my, who destloyed them all, except Jne vessel given
up to the Masters and crews.

GALWAY, OCTOBER 7.

Thursday last, put. into Arran ttoad, the Swedish
ship Anna, C. G. ULFSPARRIC master, from Amelia
Island, bound to Gottenburgh, ',laden with cotton :
sailed from the above island the 11th August last,
on the 16th of September got into soundings, and on
the 2fld was boarded by his Majesty's brig BACCHUS,
Captain Houdx, out 18 hours from Cork. The Anna
experienced a series of bad weather during the voyage,
and suffered considerably in her riking, having her'
rtain•top.mast carried away in a gale. The crew of
the Anna was for several days on short allowance.—
The Lady of Colonel WARDROBE (who formerly
commanded a light brigade in this town) came pas.
senger in the above vessel.
London, England, 1813-10-16

DIED..

On the 20th ult. at rermoy, in helmet, Lieut. B. C. Longley,
of the East Kent regiment of militia. This unfortunate youth lost
his life in attempting to cross a ford, shallow, but running raphliy
Into deep water. This is the second instance within a very short
time ; an officer of the 84th haying been drowned at the same
place in February last.
On the 2d ;list. at Bumfoot, in Scotland, Robert Malcolm; Esq.
many years a civil servant of the l ion. East India Company.
Wednesday morning, in Wimpole street, aged
.64, the Rev.
John Campbell, rector of St. Andrew's, Jamaica, where he bad
resi,ted upward • of thirty years.

On the 3el ult. at Micieira, in his C4th year, Samuel Perkins
Pritchard, FN. Commander of his Majesty's store•ship Drome-
dary. .
London, England, 1813-10-16

MILI,Attp'S NEw I* CYCLOPJEDIA.

. .... _
Just published, in one la ge %mitotic, 1 dmo. price Us. boards, or
I Is. bound, cat-g.lt, and lettered,
911 HE NEW HX'Ki. I' CYCL: )IVEDIA ; or,
1. ELF.MB NTS of USh.FUL KNOWLEDGE, methodically
arranged ; with L.sts of Select,l33. ks on «very important Branch
Leartiing and Science debit; :ed for the higher Classes in
Schools, 1.14 for young Perqar• id gen• rat.
By JOAN MILLARD,
Ass4tant L•brarian of tinrrey Institution.

Second Edition ; with many impor:ant Adittioni.a..d Corrections.
Of all the books lately publish d. und r ti le; siniar to the
above, this is, in our estimation; by far T Iv! best We ca., scarc..ly
point to any book of equal size, into whir:, so great a variety of
useful and entertaining matter is compresse.l."—.Eclec. Reviews
Dec. 18lt..—tiee also Monthly Review, and British Critic, for
Dec. 1811 ; Universal Magazine for June, and Gentleman's Ma-
gazine for AuguAr, 1812.
London ; Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter-row. .
London, England, 1813-10-16

DOVER, OCTOBER 35.

Came in the Fly brig, letter of marque, froth Lon-
don, bound to Guernsey and Africa, having had part
of her side beat in, in the gale of Tuesday. Early
yesterday morning, as a boat was coming ashore from
One of his Majesty's ships in the Downs, it was by a
sudden gust upset, and Mr. HARRISON KING, a Mid-
shipman (nephew to WILLIAM KING, Esq. one of the
Justices of this town) drowned. Came in the Dover
Pilot cutter, having lost her bowsprit, which in its fall
broke the arm of Mr. KNOCKER, pilot, of this place.
London, England, 1813-03-02

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH 1.

Arrived the Mycelium, of 'ft gum, Captain SlJame, froiS
St. Helens; Reliance, Scats, from Waterford; sod two cane
ward-bound East Indlamen from the Downs. A ase of woe
brig, with a convoy from the Eastward, are now worlds. Imo
the Roads.—Sailed his Majesty's ship PQM, for Cork; and ii

Cartel with Infirm prisoners for Mot-Wu—Wind W.S.W.
DEAL. MARCH I.

Came down from the River the Wilding, Wools, for Guada.
loupe; Brunswick, HANT, for Nevis; and the Marquis of Wel-
Roston, rowoz N, for Rio Janeiro. The convoy still ramoins.
The wind early this morning shifted to the W. S.W. conesgmentl)
several of the outward-bound that sailed yesterday, have put
back.—Wind S. W.

This morning 360 of the Sd regiment of Foot
Guards marched from Portman-street Barracks, un.
der the command of Colonel COTTOS, to embark at
Portsmouth for Cadiz, to reinforce the British Army
under the command of the Marquis of WELLINGTON.

Bow. sTazaT.—Yesterday morning Taunton went to appra
bend a Footman, in the employ of Muss Broderip, in Gresvebot.
place, on a charge of seditious practices. Tbe Footman of a No•
bleman was also charged with being concerned with hint in the
seditious transaction. They were both committed for furtikt

Bax&D.—No alteration in the price this week : the
tartern loaf, eighteen•pence-halfpenny.

LONDON : Printed by Lam. KIN 7, Packet !'lace: and
published there, tad at the Star•Odn Temple-bar.
London, England, 1813-01-30

FIF t Y POUNDS REWARD.

- •- . _ _
A-4OST, since the 11,1t.nth of JUNE last, supposed to
have been taken by mistake from an Cffiee in the 'Temple,
or from Cooper's Hotel, Bouverie-street, Fleet street, a BUNDI.E
of DEEDS and COP. ES, about Miry in Number, of ditfererit
Dates, from 11,99 to 1794, principally relating to Estates in the
Counties of Oxford and nedtord.
Whoev r will bring the Deeds to the Bar of Cooper's Hotel,
BOUlart tie-street, or give such information as shall 'teed to the re-
ci,very of them, shall receive the above Reward ; bat no greater
reward will be offered.

-I(`HOMAS GILL'S IGNITORS, or Improved
11 CIIENIICAL M ETCHES, which, in an astoniThing titan-
Der, Instantly produce rut L and Licirr, on being wetted ! •vith-
out the unpleasant smell of sulphur, or the use of THAT MOST
DANGEROUS COMBUSTIBLE 1110SPHORLiS !! and by far ex-
ceed, for certainty and ease in use, any contrivance for this pur-
pose hitherto made known; are, with his imeitoveo
TIC POCKET FIRE TUBES, which produce fire by compression
of the air !! and his FLINT and STEEL Apparatus, with his new
invented MATCH-CORDS, which quickly produce flame from the
mere eparks!! made and sold, with various other Novelties, at
his celebrated Manteactary for SUPERIOR FINE CUTLERY, No.
83, ST. JA MER'S-ST R ELT, opposi.e to Par.t. MALL, London.
Where also may be bid, his PATENT MASTICATORS, FRUIT
and FLOWER SCI‘SARS, SLIDING KNIVES, and PE N-NIBBING
KNIVES, all on new principles ; his superior SURGEONS' INSTRU-
MENTS, GRAVERS and ETCHING NEEDLE,S for Artists ; PEN-
KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSARS, NILDLES, &c. made by sits im-
proved t rocesces, of art unrivalled temper.
Also his long-celebrated WARRANTED SWORDS, aIMIS, Ph-
tol., Arms, and Accoutrements, of every description.
Wholesale, Retail, and for Exportation.

ACCOUNTANT'S OFFICE.
RXECUTORS, Administrators, Solicitors, &c. are
respectfully informed, that they may have their Residuary
Accounts properly made out in the form prescribed by the Stamp
Office, and the different Receipts for Regidues, Shares of Resi-
dues, and bequests under the Will, or the distributable Shares
under Letters of Administration, correctly filled up and passed
at the Legacy Office, Somerset-House, by applying Po Mr.
Caoose, No. 35, Curiitor-street, Chancerriane.
Mr. CROOS r. Legs also to assure Gentlemen, Assignees, end
Tradesmen, that he will undertake to bring forward, arrange,
and organise their Books and Accounts, and to put such as may
be in a state of Arrears, Confusion, and Intricacy, into a state of
Forwardness, Perspicuity, and SiMplicity ➢ and he feels confident
from his knowledge of General Business, and his experience at a
Practical Accountant, of giving general satisfaction to those who
may favour him with their conunands.
Gentlemen of the Law, Auctioneers, and others, who require
eorrect solutions to cases concerning the valuations of Life As-
surances, Reversions, ami Leaseholds, may obtain such, by ad•
drosiog as &ore, with the patticuLtio of the sass.
London, England, 1813-01-30

tiumnis EK43.

ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL, AND OEdItGE-STREET,
HANOVER-SQUAUE.
ON THURSDAY, rEBRUARY 4, a COURSE
V of LECTURES on PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY, will
commence, at N 0.9, George•street, at the usual morning hours,
in the Herapeutics and Practice of Physic, from a Quarter before
:Elea till Nine, and the Chemistry from Nine till Ten.
By. GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S.
Fenior Physician to St. George's Hospital, of theimperial Me-
cbco-Chtrurgical Academy of St. Petersburgb, of the College
of Physicians, &c. &c.
.A Resister is
.kept of the Cases of Patients in St. George's
liotpital, and a Clinical Lecture is delivered every Saturday
INl,ening at Nine o'clock.

FINE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS. '
ANOBLEMAN has extremely fine PAINTINGS
of the Ancient Master; that cost him upwards of aE2tl,OOO,
but being in great want of Money, he is unable to keep them,
and will sell them a baltain. For particulars, apply or address a
line to Mr. M. at Mr. Paul's, Watch-maker, Cleveland-street,
Fitzroy-square.

A SITUATION WANTED.

A MAN and his WIFE, without incunibrance,
wish to serve in a Family; the Mast as Gardener, with
which be is well acquainted in all its branches; and theidoman
as Cook, or any other capacity that may be required. They can
be welt recommended.— Letters (post paid) directed to T. K.
Word, Essex., will be attended to.

WANTS a SITUATION as TEACHER in
a SCHOOL, or PREPARATORY GOVERNESS itt
a PRIVATE FAMILY, a Young Person, who has lately left
School. She undertakes to teach English grammatically, and all
kind of Fancy Work.—Direct (post paid) C. 0. at Mr. Pope's,
93, Chancery-lane.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
CLOTH—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;
aud Harding, Howell, and o. 89, Rill Mall.
The high estimation this British Manufacture has attained,
ahr 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-
tiortiy, that he thus publicly pledges himself to reimburse any
Purchaser, should any be found deficient in the qualities for
which it is recommended.
London, England, 1813-01-30

DIED.
Wednesday sennitht, at Came, in Donetshire, the Cduntess
of Poriarilngton.
At his seat in StaTfordithire, of the gout, in his 83d year, Smith
Child, Esq. Adthiral of the• Blue.
Sunday last, Miss Cornwallis, daughter of the El;hop of
Lichfield.
On the 11th instant, at Longbgall, aged 20 years, .Lieutenant
Abraham Hardy, of the Armag!t Militia.
On the 20th inst. in Montane-place, RutkeMsquare, the Hon.
Augusta Vaughan, second daughter .ear Henry !"3;ai:Oiamp, late
Lord St. Joha, of Bletarte, and "rife of Mr. Scrjeant Vuugh.ll.
London, England, 1813-01-30

N. Brocklesby
The London Dock
Cobtpany 315 0
Part of a Subscription begun at
and Stroud, received of Richat

1 1

Richard Thompson, Esq.
Mayor of Rochester 5 0
Sir R. Barlow, Km. 5 0
The Dean and Chapter
of Rochester SO 0
Mrs. Cartier 10 lb
Mr. A. Brown S 3
Robert Farquhar 5 0
Samuel Baker and Sons 10 0
W. Niutielson 5 0
Edward Manclark 3 3
J. Batten 5 0
J. Frail, Town Clerk 2 0
Thos. Cooper, Chatham 1 0
William Hussey 2 2
Rev. W. T. Staines 2 2
W. Prentis 10 0
E. M 0 6
Captain Hall, R. N. 3
R. Davison 1 0
Thomas Manclark 2 2
Betija niin Hawkins 1 0
Mrs. F. Filcher. 2 2

AT a Meeting of the Committee of TANiTERS
a:.4 others; held at the Half-Moon Tavern, Graettehtur.h-
street, London, on the 42(1 Ltnuary, 1813,

It was unanimously resolved,
That from the documents and information obtained by this
Committee, it appe.ors, the Muthle ax upon Leather does net
answer as a measure of finance, as it does not amount, (or Eng-
land anu Wal.:‘, in gross forthc last air months, ending the
sth day of January last, to one third more than the Old Tax fur
the curresponang,six months in;he last
That from the Canners nut being able to sell their goods at a
price to pay the adduiunal a•I‘Z replade their stuck, the
trade and the supply of leath,r is am .nished mor,-: than one third,
and that the great diminu ion of tin supply, and the consequent
eomparativel• small a !vance of tl.e prtce, is a full proof that nei-
ther the goodi nor the consumers cad bear the tax, and that the
Tanners are injured, not by the loss upon their rock only, but
together with the Currier, the Shoemaker, ote. &c. by the duni.
nation ortheir trade.
That notwithstanding the Double Tax proves unproductive, it
is highly neces-ary to insure its imm diate repeal, that all in-
terested in the Leather Trade, who have not a4'eadi ./ one so,
immediately meet, and publicly exprcits their sentiments upon it ;
and the Committee trust not any district will omit to transmit
their Petition to their respective Representatives in Parliament,
on or before the 10th of next month ; en which day the General.
Meeting of the Trade will pc held at the London Tavern.
Signed by Order of the Committee,
BER. DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-01-30

NEW MUSIC.

This day was published, by Goaldiog, D'Almaine, Potter and,
('o. Musk Sellers, No. 26, Sobo-square, London; and 1,
• • Westmorland-atreet, Dublin* , •
'1 HAIVER's FlitST SONG, price 3s.—
The HargeeseecLiditing, price 2s. 6d.; the Ballad, Allan
i Dale, Brice 1.. eseficita the celebrated Poem, Rokeby, written
by 711l'alrerlicott;tsq.tOtitposed by J. M., zinghl—the remainder
of the Songs will be publish. din a few days from the abuve Poem ;
Swiss "sir,with-Variations, for Harp, Pianoforte and Flute, com-
posed by LMazainghi, No. 12, pt ice Pray Pianoforte,
fur do. do.
by do. No. 13, price 55.; a Collection .of favourite Airs for the
Harp, composed and arranged by J. M. Weippert, price Ss. 6d.' a
Romany., with Variations, for the Harp, by J. Parry, price ls.6d.
The Voice of her I love, sung by Mr. Brabant, price Is 6d.; Poor
Mucks', Mary, sung by do.. coMposed by S;r John Stevenson, M.
1). price is. ad. ; Emily's Bower, brdo. price la. Gd.; Borne in
yoc Blear, the Prize Glee for 111151, by do. price-3i. ; the Overture,
',Tree a. and following :icings, from the Renegade, composed by
It. R. Bishop; 611411 I ne'er Antonio view, pike ls.6d. ; The
Merry Ailaidlulines•pricett.ed ;.My Herci is flown, yrice is C.d.
Si; ngliMirs Bolton .Ob,where is Love ?. price ts: ;We can-
not live without ye, price 16. 61. sung by Mr. Sinclair; The two
g and Marches, for the Pianoforte, price Is. 61.

TICKETS ancI'SHARES for the present Small
lottery of 7000 Tickets, are on Sale at the Office of
HAZARD, iIiTRNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
Every Ticket in this Lottery will be separately drawn from
the Wheet; for which purpose Government has granted Two
I)Ays of Drawing, viz. the 17th and 18th FEBRUARY.
London, England, 1813-01-30

'lO THE PUBLIC.

C~- -
and. Co. the Contractors for the present
I.O'ITERY, return their sincere thanks to the Politic for
the distinguished favours they have received, and at the sane.,
time beg leave to offer their congratulations on the success which
Inv attended the purchasers, from the restoraedn of the old mode
of Drawing in the Lottery just ended, the whole of the Capital
Prizes having been divided and sold In Shares. The present
small Lottery consists of only 7000 Tickets, and contains
I of .E 20,000 is £20,000
1 - 10,000 • - 10,000
1 • 5,000 . - 5,000
- 2,000 - 4,000
3 - 1,000 - 3,000
4 = 500 - 2,0N0
4 . 300 - - 1,200
5 - 200 - - 1,000
_ _ _ _ _

- .
Besides 10 of £lOO, 020 of £5O, so of X 30,104 of £25, and
1220 of ,£ls—to be drawn according to the old Mode ou the

17th and 18th NEX C MON'T'H.

Tickets and Shares are selling at SW IF f and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ; I No. 31, Aldgate High-
No. 12, Charing Cross; street.

ANTI-ATTRITION.

II'HE only good thing for Carriages or Machinery
"a• of any kind Is the PATENT COMPOSITION; as with
cne Priming, which will nut consume more than the fourth-Fart
of a lialf•crown Box, any Four-wheel Carriage will run upwards
of coo mile.: it will also answer, in the same proportion, for all
other kind. of-work.

Sold by Meskrs. Brown and Mawe, 149 Strand, (near Somer-
set House.) London ' and at
Mr. Milward, Ironmonger.
Ingham—Mr. Waddell, Hen and Chickens Hotel.
-e—Mr. William Vickery, Bear's Head lan.
-Mr. Shugard, Old Ship inn.
iley—Mr. Prime, White Hart Inn.
it. Edmund's—Mr. Deck.
:—Mr. Tomlinson, White Linn Inn.
ledon—Mr. J. Gilson, Swan Inn.
IT—Mr. Lee, Sun otel.
on—Mr. Barton, Crown Inn.
lord—Mr. Simpson, New Cross.
one—Mr. Beck, Litchfield Arms Inn.
:—Mr. T. Edwards, Royal Oak.
Wycombe-.-Mr. Gilbert, Red Lion Inn.
tley—Mrs. Anne Jones, Nag's Head Inn.
:ford—Mr. Tegg, Angel Inn.
•Mr. Steuart, Ironmonger.
—Mr. Vellowly, Angel lon. •
:ciesfield—Mr. Hodkinson, Angel inn.
•rer—Messrs. Wright and C awkw(ll, Palace Inn.
tstle under Line—Mr. J. Scott, Roebuck.
I—Mrs. Wentworth, Star Inn.
to—Mr. D. Btiscoe, George Inn.
tt—Mr. Bates's Hotel and Swan Inn.
e—Mr. I.armer, Swan Inn.
aharnland—Mr Brown, Ironmonger.
ford—Mr. John Hughes, Swan Inn.
te—Mr. Thomas Styles, Crown Inn.
'ford upon Avon—Mr. Isaac Gardner, Red Horse Inn.
near Epsom—Mr. Grace, Greyhound.
L Edmonds, Swan Inn.
1, Royal Ferry—Mr. Mathews.
,—Mr. Penman, Crown Inn.
Ir. R. M. Fletcher, George inn.
atrington.—Mr. William Hughes, )lags Head Inn.
't•l;eihampton—Mr. G. Cale, Swan Hotel.
k.udstock—Mr. Powell, Bear Inn.
Directions will be found upon each box, which are signal
" Wino Bellamy."

.Banburi—By
Birmingham
d, Rrereton—Ml
'. Brighton—Mt
Eromley—Mt
Rury St. Edmi
ry Ciester—Mr.
tc,ngledon-11
U, Crawley—Mr
Croydon—Ms
e Deptford—M,
Enstone—Mr
F!int—Mr.
1-I.gh Wycoml
Iluckley—Mt
Knutxiord—A
Lewes—Mr. !
. Liverpool—?
Macclesfield—
Mancher er—
Newcatrtle titil
Oxford—Mrs
Parkgate--M
Prescott—Mr
f. Reigate—Mr.
Speenhamland
Stafford—Mr
S,one—Mr. '1
wy Stratford upoi
ost Sutton, near 1
3: TetsWOrth-1
raiment, R
Uxbridge—A'
V. Walsall—Mr,
Warrington.—
Wol:oihampt
Woudatock—
Dinctioas