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Star.
London, England, 1812-06-09

AMR KETS.

RETURN of WHEAT in Mirk-lane, Including orgy from the
2.3 th u! May to the 30th of May. Total 5,507 aarters.
Average 1265. 134,1.-16. 8 vl. lower than last return.
RETURN OF FI.OUR, from the 23d of May to the 29th:
Total 11,294 sacks-Average 109 s. :41.
Os. lid. higher than last return.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the returns
ending the 30th of May,lBl2.
Wheat. Rye. Earley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
s. 4. s. d. s. d. s. d. Is. d. s. d.
I 133 1 82 141 76 8 48 8 f 7281 71 5
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
in the week ending the 3d day of lune, is 445. ltd. per cw;.
NEWOATE AND LEADEN HALL. MARKET.
Beef 4s 8d to 5. 84 Veal 5s 64 to '7s 01.1
Mutton Ss Od to 6s ad Pork Ss 9d to as Id
Lamb 6s. Sd. to Bs. Od.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET.
Bags. . Pocket s.
Kent 41 Os $o 51 15s Kent 41 153 to 71 74
Sursez 31 15s to 51 5s Sussex 41 llts to 51 It.
COAL-MARKET, Jane 8.
Ships at Market Sold Prices.
tin f Newcastle 881 41s. :Al. to 535. 6d
7 Sunderland 7• 42.. 9d. to 445. 6d.
1 Cinders 1 I:7s. t%d. to Ms. Od
1 Culm 1 475. C.d. to 00s. Od
Lau wets-rex-Wheat (16 gals.) 265. Od. Barley 222.0 d. Ocs
115. 34.
lio N-Wheat 435. to 565. Barley 38s. Oats I Cs.9d.
ST. AU ST L %V heat 48s. Parley 30s. Oats Or.
Case stroa n-Wbeat (94 ga'.) Sos. Barley Ws.
tiailsham Pair was hill of stuck, which fetched high pries.--
There was a numerous attendance of graziers and butchers, but,
nevertheless' a great pan of the stock was driven away unsold,
'The French departments of the North state that never was the
grain of finer promise.
In the public market in Green-street, Dublin, where the highest
price is always given, Potatoes of the best quality. wert sold, on
Thursday morning, for 7s. 74. per Mt. Wednesday, in the qt.
talfields market, some Potatoes were sold for Ss. 6d. per ewe.
Gia.gow Fair on Monday selinight, was well supplied with
draught horses, for which high prices were required, but few
sales were made. From £33 to £65 was asked tn, young hand-
some horses, according to their size. There were few or to good
saddle bore., at mai ket.

Tomb), last, at her father's house in Hill-street, the Hun.
/lament, of a .on.
At her father's seat, Dunearven Castle, clamorganalsire, the
lady of the Hon. Windham Quin, M.P. of a son and heir.
'1 be Lady of Lietutenant.Colonel Heylanai Londonderry Mi..
Iltla, of a daughter.

DASD.
Monday senniglit, at berbonse, Bath, Lady Glynne, of Farm-
cot, Salop, and relict of Sir S. Glynne, of Hawarnen, Flint, Bart.
Monday se'nnigtt, at Garreistovfn, neat &aisle, aged 116,
lames Kearney, Sq.
Same day, at his house in Cavendish-row, Dublin, Rash. Kir. —i,o)
wail, Esq. of Cregg, in the Geriauty of Galway.
London, England, 1812-06-09

to impute blame to the present Admini.tration, but
he should, perhaps, to-morrow, move an address to
his Royal Highness, expressing generally the regret
which the House felt at his Royal Hir,htiess's not
having been able to follow up his most gracious et.
claratton.

Lord CASTLEREAGH put it to his Hon.
Friend, whether it would not be better to time some
day not too distant, but so distant as to afford a
chance of an Administration being formed.
Mr. TIERNEY said, if the Noble Lord would
name a day—but it would not be right to have it
stand over indefinitely.
Lord CASTLIMEAGH said, Thursday or Friday.
Mr. S. WORTLEY then fixed his motion for
Thursday ; with an understanding, that it would then
certainly be brought forward.
General GASCO.IGNE said, the Hon. Gentleman
having fixed on Thursday, and it appearing that the
House would not be ready to receive any motion be-
fore that d 4y, he should fix his motion for Friday.
Ajourned till morrow (this day.)

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
•
TUESDAY, JUNE 9.
PRICE OF S COCKS THIS DAY AT 014R.O'CLOCE.
India Stock shut—s per Ct. Red. 51411-4 per Cott. 740
3 per Ct. Cons. for money shut—Ditto for opening
5 per Cent —Long Awls. L sf--Bonds rer La.
Each. Bill: (std.) par is. dls.—Do. (std.) 4s. ss. pr.

That the negotiation of Earl MOIRA to form an
efficient Administration had entirely failed was pretty
evident from the facts we stated yesteiday. The cir-
cumstance was announced last night in both Houses
of Parliament.
Our readers will also see that Lord LIVERPOOL. sta-
ted his reinvestment in Office, and that he.had the
Prince's authority to form a Ministry. It now remains
to be seen in what manner his Lordship proposes to
fill up the Administration, and then whether this will
be held by the House of Commons as an efficient Ad-
ministration in the sense of their Address to the Prince
Regent. On this point the question will soon be at
issue—Mr. Wortley having given notice of a Motion
on Thursday nest, similar in its nature to that by
which the last Ministry was removed. •
London, England, 1812-06-09

NEW LOAN.

The following letter was this day sent to the
Bank of England, and was accordingly intimated at
the Stock Exchange:

" TREASURY CHAMBER°, JUNE 9.

" Gstertatarti.-1 nes to inform you, and to request that you
wiU make ft known In the nival manor, that Lord tam root.
and I gall be ready to see any Gentlemen desirous of siontract.,
ins for a Loan, for the service of the pram Year, on Filthy
next, at Eleven o'Clock, in order to Inform them of the Amount,
which will be required, and to fix the manr.er of bidding ; and
hope It will be convenient to you, or one of you, to meet those
Gentlemen here at that boor.

" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your obedient humble serrate
" N. Vaxetrr*tl.

" Treasury Chambers, June 9, 1812.
" 'Tu the Governor and Dtpoty Governor of the Bask?

A Mail from Malta and Gibraltar arrived this
morning : from Sicily, we learn that the QUM was
preparing lot her departure from that Island. It was
not known, however, where sheawars going.
From Gibraltar we have adiices to the 24th May.
They state that Earl WELLINGTON was expected to
push forward a strong force into the South of Spain,
and that the Spaniards in that quarter were preparing
to co-operate with his Lordship. SOULT kept moving
about with his scattered columns, but seemed unable
to effect any thing decisive.

The long-expected Declaration of War by France
against R ussia, has at length reached us. It has been
issued from the French head-quarters in Prussia, and
is of the following tenor :

PROCLAMATION.
FIINCUMEN !—l.am again called upon to wage war with
the North.

" SOLD? es !-‘I myself will lead you against the Russians.
" In the commencement of July, 1.114 be present in St.
Petersburgh, and I will mark oat to the Emperor Amu/knot a,
the fit boundary of his domains.
_ .

" Poland shill bey the future barrier, to place it bryond the
power of the Cabinet of St. Petersburgh, again to ruin it.
(Signed) " TOL tO N."
With the above, we have received the subsequent
document :
London, England, 1812-04-04

-

• I 0 BE SOLI), a NET IMPROVED RENT of
04. 4d per annum, hat.ing out. of very substantial fro/
anis -s, situate in the viein:ty of Qmen-square, EloomsbarykkoN
for a term ut upwards of Nine Hundred years, at a trili•ng Gtoull4
Rato.—for Fait eulars apply' to William Cinchley, Esq. 1019._
street, Bediord-row.

TO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, &c.
FREEHOLD ES l'ATt exaneratad front Land Tax.
and within Ten Miles of the Metropol:s._

TO BE SOLD Eir PRIVITE CONTRACT.
AVERY compact FARM of one hundred and
twenty Acres of Land, lying within a ring fence, Arable,
Ikleadow, and Pasture,' with a few Acres of Wood, s.tuate at
Chitlebutst : two Fields abut on the Turnpike-toad, leading to
Blatdsione. The soil is of deep staple, and commands an exten-
sive view of the river 'I harms, and of the surrounding Country,
which is beautifully picturesque. '1 he whole lit to an opulent
Tenant at a Net Kent of d... 50 per annum. Twelve Acres front-
ing the Hu jli-road are reserved for Building purposes. This pro-
perty i, very desirable for persons who wish to invest money on
landed `security for Infants.
Tor part-culars, apply to Witmaia CRUCHLEY, Esq. John-
street, Bedford-row, at whose Office a Pita of the Estate may
be seen.

his day was published, ,
In I WO Volumes, foolscap octavo, price Half a Guinea,
VELINA, a MORAL TALE. By ALEXANDER
WHYTE, Esq. Barrister.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarle-street. -

I Iris day was published, in 4to. price ss.
A TREATISE on the RESOLUTION of the
HIGHER EQUA*I lONS in ALGEBRA.
By WILLIAM LEA.
Printed for J. Johnson and 00. St. Paul's Churchyard.
This day *as published, in one vol. BTo.price Ks.
oar
,
,N
ESSAY on MONEY and PAPER CUR-
RENCY .—By R. 'I ORRENS, Esq. Major-Commandant
of the Royal Marine Battalion at Anholt.
Pr;ntvii for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Churchyard.

*1 his day were published, in three vole. nvo. price at 1 4s.
SE It MONS on the most PREVALENT VICES,
and on other Important Subjectti. By DAVID LAMONT,
D.D. Al mister of h ithpatrick Durham, and one of the Chaplains
to his R. H. the Pt itice of Wales, for Scotland.
Printed far Hamilton, 37, Paternoster-row, and R. Ogle,
t 95, Holborn.

This day waa publisht d, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 15s. boards,
M-A R A N;--A NOVEL.
When first thy sire to send on earth
Virtue, h's darling child, desisted,
1 o thee he gave the heavenly birth,
And ba .e to f.,rna her infant mind.
Stern rubgctl !Nurse! thy rigid lore
With panel ce many a year she bore ;
What sorrow was, thou bad'st her know,
And from her own she leatn'd to melt at others' woe !
ODE TO ADVERSITYr--GRAY.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
ncater-row, London ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.
Qf whom may be had,
SI.LE CONTROUL, a Novel. Fourth Edition, X 1 4s. boards.
London, England, 1812-04-04

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL S.

Arrived the ROVER with a convoy from Gibral.
tar, last from the Vjestwardfand are put under qua. ,
rantine. The brig Pomona, TUCKER, of Southamp-
ton, has arrived at the Mother Bank from Cagliari :
sailed from Gibraltar on the 18th of February with
about fifty sail, under convoy of his Majesty's ship
YORK, has had very bad weather : on the 27th, in '
lat. 52. N. long. 18. W. parted company from about
33 sail, including twelve transports ; about seven or
eight sail are now coming in with yellow flags flying,
supposed to be part of the YORK'S convoy. The
schooner, supposed to be one of the YORK'S convoy, I
mentioned in yesterday's letter, to be picked up off
Cape Finesterre by his Majesty's ship Rolm:, with-
out any person on board, is called the Mary : she is
not yet arrived.
London, England, 1812-04-04

DEAL, APRIL S.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Lord Nelson
from the Brazils ; also arrived his Majesty's ships
U COURACLX and ORION from Portsmouth.

BURGHEAD, MARCH 26.

On the morning of the 24th inst; as the boat Anne,
of Burghead, was on the passage from Peterhead to
this place, she was overtaken by a sudden squall,
which, it is supposed, had completely filled her, as
she went down on Lossiemouth, about five o'clock in
the morning of that day, when the whole of the crew,
consisting of two men, and two fine lads, their sons,
most unfortunately perished. By this sad catastrophe,
two widows, and at least ten destitute children, have
been thrown upon the public. None of the sufferers'
bodies have yet been cast ashore. The boat was
loaded with bi icks and naval cordage, no part of
which has been saved. The bark, fortunately for the
owner; was insured.
London, England, 1812-04-04

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE.

This day was published, embellished with three engravings,
price Ss.
'THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, No. XLIX.
Containing a Letter from William Douglas, Esq. one of the
Vice-Presidents of the Agricultural Society of the stewartry of
Krkcadbright. —Memoir on the Fiorin Grass, by Mr. Robert
Ainslie, W. S. read in, and published by the authority of the
above-mentioned Society.—Register of the Wevher, from Ist
January 1811 to- Ist January 1818.—On the use of Moss as a
manure. by Mr. Aiton.—On a new Mode of Cultivating White
Crops, by the Rev. Mr. Campbell.—Directious for Dividing a
Triangle, &c. without mathematical instruments or,logarithms,
by Mr. Leslie.---Letter from the Rcv. Dr. Richarcbon, on Irriga-
tion, and on the valae of Peat Moss as a soil.-011 the Dairy
Hubbandry, by Mr. Alton, Strathaven, with two plates.—Letter
front a Member of the Morayshire. Farmers Club.—Description
of the Diamond Harrow, invented by the Rev. Mr. Campbell ;
with plate —On the Difference in the Effects of Dung-upon dif-
ferent Soils, &c. by William Dawson, Esq.—Remarks on Mr.
Wilkie's Iron Plough.—Comparative Elpence of the Iron and
London, England, 1812-02-06

8114.1 116.

This morning, in Collin-square, the Lady of Alexander Key,
Esq. of a son.
At Exeter, on the 2d inst. the Lady of Captain Chas. Stisted,
of the King's Own Dragoons, of a daughter.
Saturday, the Lady of Thomas Preston, Esq. of Burlingham
liad, Norfolk, of a son and heir,
On the 27th ult. at Liverpool, the Lady of Captain M'l.eod,
of a daughter.
On the gist ult. in Dublin, Lady I 'ley Anne Cassan, of a inn.
London, England, 1812-02-06

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4.

Sailed the 011 ESTES on a cruize, and the Murton
cutter for L'Oiient. Arrived the STEADY gun-brig
from Cadiz, with dispatches. -

PORTSMOUTH, FEB- S.

Arrived the SPITFIRE, from a cruize ; and the
ROYAL OAK, at St. Helen's. Sailed le VENGEUR, for
Basque Roads ; TEMERAIRE, for Plymouth ; and the
BRAMBLE and MELPOMENE, to join the Portog.il con-
voy now lying in Cowes Roads. Dropped down to
St. Helen's his Majesty's ship POICTIERS. As fast
as the ships can be got ready they drop down to St.
Helen's ; the POMPEE, of HO guns, is ready to go out
of harbour, waiting a winch—Wind S.
London, England, 1812-02-06

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.

His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, Patron.
Surgeon, Mr. KIERNAN, Member of the Royal College, London
I'HIS excellent Institution, erected for the public
-a- benefit against the delusions of empyricism in this branch
of practice, has to boast the cure of ro less than 8200 patients
since 1806, many labouring under the must desperate Venereal
Infection. The superior and highly efficacious plan of treatment
pursued by Mr. Kiernan, while it avoids the inconveniences of
public charities, gives a certain, safe, and speedy cure, without
confinement, injury tothe constitution, or any circumstaticeswhich
can betray to the friends of the patient the existence of their dis-
ease. The early symptoms of infection are cured in a few days,
and the most comp seated forms of str.ctures, debility,ulcerations,
&c. yield in one half the time assigned in other institui ions of the
same kind to their complete removal. The most respectable names
have given it their support, from a conviction of its superior ad-
vantages, end the secrecy and honour with which the establish-
ment is conducted, viz. Earl ul Leitrim, Right lion. T. Junes,
Right Hon. R. B. Aieridan, Hun. Gds J. Barry, M.l'. John La-
tauche, Esq. M.P. Col. It Clements, M.P. and Col. Walt. Jun. s,
M.P. 'Else Surgeon may he consulted by either sex, at his pri-
rate house, No. 21, I.4Wa Charlustv-street, Beillurd-►quare, f. urn
9 till 12. in the morning, and from 6 to 9 o'clock at night, where
letters front town and country, post paid, may be adeiresse.l.
when the necessary advice arid medicine will be given, or tent to
any part of the kingdom.
London, England, 1812-02-06

lARRIED.

At Stoke Daniel, J. Martin, Esq. Purser of his Nlajesty's ship
Amrhion, to Eliza, second tlauglntr of Mr. Robert Wataon, of
Dock, Devon._ _ _ _

'I uesday se'tenizht, at Htiokeld House, Perthshire, Major-
General Oswald, to the H.m. Miss Murray, eldest daughter of
the Right Hon. Cady Charles Apisley.
At berms Court, the >eat ri the Marquis of Abereetrii, Sir T.
Charles Morgan, M.D. to bliss Oweuson, author the" Wild
It ish &c,,Etc.
At Cliria-Church, Cot k, Lit utenart Pc St. Aurin, of the
COtli Foot, to Miss Eliza Croker, of Quarrtrtowu.
At. Weymouth Church, Lieut. Ellary, R. N. to Miss Arabella
Flizabt.th Ray Swayer, daughter of Walter S‘%ayi:e, Esq. late of
br,stol, deceased.
*Fhe'Rev. Thomas S. Smyth, Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford,
to Miss Frances kyle, fourth daughter of the late John Ryle, Esq.
of Macclesfie!d.

At PAiliburO, on the 27th ult. Captain Mtn Porteous, R. N.
to 'Miss Laurie, daughter ut the Rev. Lr. Laurie, Newborn, in
Fiteshire.

DIED.

At Heligoland, on Friday the Stst January last, of an apoplec-
tic fit, aged .2.0 years, T. C. Mason, son of Capt. T. C. Mason,
of his Majes: y's packet Prince of V'alea, on the Harwich station.
At Knigh:sbi idge, Thomas Toulmin, Esq. aged 92.
In Carriglass, Ireland, C. Lane Murphy, Esq formerly Captain
in the 2:st Light Dragoons.
Lately, in Jamaica, Mr. John Braithwaite Batty, aged ti,
eldest sort of Dr. Batty, of Charlotte-street, Portland-place.
Thursday, in the tiOth year of his age, at his seat, Trebartha
Hall, Francis Rodd, Esq. late Colonel of the Royal Cornwall
Mil tia.

On the 25th November last, of the yellow fever, at the Island
of St 'I homas, in the West Indira, Lieutenant Matthew Mon-
cricff Maxwell, of the 70th Font.
Thursday evening Ire, at Lixomb House, Bucks, Sir Jots,
than Lovett, Bart.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGR TO-MORROW►.
Morning • • 66 • .. 29 minutes akar
Afternoon 55 minutes aftetrps
London, England, 1812-08-08

THE ARMY.

trecinesday the last division of the Royal gtanna
Corps of Artillery arriVed in Plymouth Dock; fr
Cornwall. This *rill, complete the training
.bf tb
whole of the Local Militia Of Conwall.
The 2d battalion 89tH Regitriento nb* qtfartere
at Brighton, are under orders for Guernsey.
The following Officers are to be Brigadier •
rals on the Staff under the Earl of WawnovoN
Colonels Nous, 57th, WILSON, 39th, &AO of t
Guards, and BARNS, 46th Regiment. •
Colonels Nous and Virmsow, have long
with the Army in Portugal, and highly distiff nisi
themselves in the principal engagements there j the
were both wounded at Aliment.
Large detachments of Dragoons are on the mat
for embarkation to join their Regiments in Spain and
Portugal. The Heavy Cavalry to go trim Portia
mouth, and the Light Dragooes from Plymout!:.
A new Quarter-Master-General is Awl to be ap
pointed for India, in to m of tlaj:)r-General Scar--
NER, who is appointed a General Officer on the Sta
there. As also a n-w Adjutant-General in room
Sir WILLIAM NICOLSON, who is about to retire.
The Durham Militia,which m-sche 1 la-1 week from,
Seaton-House, near Edi:thurgh, now ccupy qn-rt. rs'
at Kinross, Dundee, K:ngh n-n, and Kit kaLly, tor.the
purpose of escorting prisoners of war, who may be
destined for the new depot at Perth.
}4riday the 2d battalion of the 42d regiment, ot;
Royal Highlanders, arrived at Inv; tress. • They),
chiefly consist cf tEcers and non,claimissinned bffi4
cers, owing to the privates h It;rlg transfilred their),
services to the Ist battalion, xelkit is 13J0 Strong,
and leit in high health and spit-its under Lord Wtzta,,,t
LINOTONI with whom they are great tavourites. 1
London, England, 1812-08-08

PRzNes PAPJUIS.

PARIS, JULY so.
Intelligence from the Grand Army announees
that his Majesty the Emperor had left Wilna on the
17th July. It is supposed that his Majesty has gone
to the Banks of the Dwina, where a great proportion
of the Grand Army is at present collected.—(Ga-
woe de France, July 31).
According to private advices from the army, his
Impetial Majesty, who set out from Wilna on the
17th, arrived at Ghonbokoe on the 18th.. The coun-
try between Wilna and the Dwina is covered with
the most abundant crops. Prince Bagration has
been decisively driven upon Brobinski.—(Journal
de PErnpire, July 31).
Prince Kurakici, the Russian Ambassador, is to
set out next Sunday (August 2) on his return to St.
Petersburgh.—( Same Paper.)
London, England, 1812-08-08

T SIVEWRIGHT respectfully recommends the
•P • NEW SMALL LOTTERY, of only mow Tickets, to he
Drawn Bth SEPTEMBER NEXT, containing £loo,eoo in,
Prizes, and also Eight Extra Benefits; by either of which a
Blank may obtain £50,000. J. S. having closed his late Con-
cern at No. 11, Holborn, solicits the Public favours at his Old
and Fortunate Offices, N. 37, Conthill, No. SR, Haymarket, and
N 0.141, Oxford-street; where the First and Last Prize Packets
were Sold ; one of which produced near £e5,000 in addition to a
series of Capital Prizes, for many Years too well known to need
repetition.

- - • •
IMPROVED WINE COOLER and BUTTER PRESEaVER.!
'THE SOCIETY far the ENCOURAGEMENT
of ARTS, MANUFACrURES, and COMMERCE,
having approved the above contrivance for Cooling and Pre-
servisig Buter during the Summtir, ai:d in hot climates, and re-
warded the Inventor for the same, being satisfied by practical
experiment of its efficacy in that respect, as well as for cooling
Wine; JAMES MIST has manufactured a considerable quantity,
and begs to submit them for public approbation, at his Ware-
house tor China..GLl•s, and Earthenware, tie. se, ile:is-iitreet.

SALES BY AUCTION.
At the Custom-House, Dover, on Thursday, the 13th of August,
1812, at •ne o'Cluck, in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
About 1250 Gallons of the Spirits of Brandy
250 Ditto of Geneva,
Of legal strength for Dealers.
170 Gallons of Geneva. not of kgal strength for Dealers.
7 Ditto Red Port Wine
90 Dcroy Pieces of Cambric-73 Yards Thread Lace
11 East India Shawls-13 Kid Skins
9 Tortoise-shell Ornamented Combs
An East India Card Box, with Pius and Counters,
The Sloop Two Sisters, of 30 'I ons, with her Materials.
Fur Exportation,
4068 Packs Playing Cards, wi:hout the Ac- s of Spades
Which Goods may be inspected on the Day Frevtous, and oa the
Morning of the Day of Sale.
Deposit of Twenty•five per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1812-08-08

THIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, as
it is excellent In its effects; it speedily eiders the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; aid by con-
stant use will preserve them in this desirable star... It fortifies
the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even
where the enamel has been impaired by the application of perni-
cious dentifrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a
manner to be credited only by those who experience or witness
its efficacy. To the general approbation of NEWTON'S TOO ra-
Powo ER , the Proprietor is proud to boast of references to many
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Wholesale
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
Suns., and EowAaos, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-
yark-nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes 2s. 9d. each.
London, England, 1812-08-08

IMPEMAL MART FOR VENDING COFFEE,

Prepared .on entirely new Principles, 340, corner of Queen-
street, (near the Market,) Ostord•street, London.
IT has been generally-observed, that the Art of
properly preparing COFFEE is not understood in this King-
dom, and indeed every day aff -rd. abundant proors of the just-
ness of the remark; immense quantities of excellent Coffee are
rendered totally unfit for use through the erroneous mode of
Roasting the Berry; and even the most esteemed yields at the
best hut a very insipid liquor.
The Proprietors of this Establishment, (FRUIN and Co.)
therv.ore, having discovered a superior method of preparing
Coffee, respectfully recommend it to the Nobility, Gentry, and
the Public in general, being confident that it will be found the
most improved Article of its kind ever offered to their notice.
. By then process of Torrefaction, the crude and woody (va-
ries of the Berry are entirely destroyed, without affecting the
essentials, which, consequently, bring preserved entire, impart
to the drink a peculiar rich and grateful flavour, rendering it the
most wholesome, nutritive, and exhilirating beverage extant.
Conscious of the superiority of their Commodity, they stead-
fastly rely for support on the known liberality of au enlightened
and highly refined nation.
N. B. Orders (which must be post-paid) for any part of town,
will be executed with punctuality and dispatch: and, as Resisted
Coffee is empoverished by keeping, no greater quantity will be
prepared than is suffic'ent -to answer present demand, which will
be furnished daily from their Toriefactory, York-row, Kenning•
ton Road, Surrey ; where Orders tar tkis Eitabliahnient age also
received.—June I el&
London, England, 1812-08-08

ON SPRING DIET.

" It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that consti
tutional diseases come into action ; and if, at this season, people
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be
prevented."
'THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
1 only very nourishing And pleasant to the palate, but ample
experience has proved it to be more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and
Its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
coffee), price 6s. tid. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39,
Strand. Orders from the country mast be accompanied with a
remittance.

BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED.
TO Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without
impairing, the constitution, is the prominent feature of that
excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mrs. VIN-
CENTS LOWLAND'S LOTION. Tlhy following note from
a Lady of rank in a proud testimonial of its superior excellence :

No. 49:Charlotte-street, Port'lea-place.
Lady Catherine Lennox presents her compliments to Mrs.
Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two
quart bottles of Liter Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectly cured of
a violent Eruption upon her Face and Arms ; she was recom-
mended by her physician to make use of the Lotion, which has
exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Mrs. V. is at liberty
to make use of her name, as having experienced its healing vir-
tues; and Lady Lennox will also recommend it as much as pos-
sible within the sphere of her acquaintance.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square,
London ; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street; Rigge, No. 65,
Cheapside ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Churchyard; Cruttwell,
Bath ; Trewman, Exeter; Wobtonholniei York ; and all the re-
spectable Venders of genuine Medicines in Europe, in Quarts,
Bs. 6d. Pints, ss. 6d. Half-pints, £s. 9d.
To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it is necessary to observe the
name M. E. Vincent, is signed upon all that is genuine.

Likewise is ►old as above,
V INCENT'S RESTORATI VE TO.OTH POWDER, fer pre-
serving, restoring, and beautifying the teeth, and curing the scur-
vy in the glns, price 2a. ttil each hex.
London, England, 1812-08-08

DIED.

Thursday sennightost Cork, in the 17th year of her age, Miss
Lane, only daughter of the late John Lane, Esq. M.D.
Suddenly, in consequence of his having burst a blood vessel,
John Blake, Eng of Windfield, county Galway.
Near IVlerrion, county Wicklow. on the 30th ult. Miss Jane
PonKrny, eldest daughter of the Hon. and Rev. John Pomeroy.
11 At Dunse Manse,John, infant son of the Reverend Georg::
Cunningham.
London, England, 1812-11-12

PIANOFORTES.
MESSRS. COOPER and THORN respectfully
inform those Ladies and Gentle Men wishing t purchase
Pianofortes, they stray be supplied with them at their Manufac-
tory, on terms at least 25 per cent. under the usual prises, and
warrenteit with tappet to tone and workaurfAip, eqtal, If not
superior, to any in London. They particularly itconimend their
Inverted Upright (or Cabinet Grand) Pianofortes, being on s
Ofperidr principle, stand Well id tens, and. whist they warrant
to answer to send to any part of the world.
All Instruments purchased at their Manufactory exchanged, if
not spprdeld of wkhin twelvt month& Plinotortes taken in
eitthaoge. Order, esteemed for Espertatlon on the most advan-
tageous terms.--4 floe toned Grand Piaaoforte to be sold for
SS Gutted&
ivianufectosty, No. 53% Sodthempton-row, Russell square.
• --

MONEYt
N,TOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, kc. are respectfully
infornsed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
unbent on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
hold, amehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Manage
liettlements, Widows'- Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
ocher property. Persons of respectability may be supplied On their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom.
modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two. or
letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49,
South.etreet, Berkely-sqviare.

AA.SeigtirRRELL'S ( Author of the Maxims of
Health) TONIC POWERS and DROPS have been pre-
scribed for Indigestion and its effects far SO years with astonish-
ing success.
The* admileable medicines, Cakerjointly, 'vacillate bite, phlegm,
awl watervgivh strength re the organs of digesti invigorate the
nerves, remove pain and spun% of the stomach, expel wind, pro-
duce an appetite, anticorrect acidity. They alto cure diseases el
she light, and those incident to warm chmatee, or too free living.
N. D. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove
Obstructions, lessen irritabll.ty, diminish heat, carry off fever, cure
the head-eche, and have singular efficacy is retnosinra ht of in-
flammatory gout.
The Powders as. ld. or Vie Deeps 9s. 9d. or 6e. sold at
the late•Tutea,,Royai Embattle ; Clarke, 969, High-street, 80.
rough; Mitchell, 9, Charles-street, Soho-square • and the Pro-
Viet or (troffr Stitiooquare),, 3V, Chariton-street, ;tamers Town ;
also by all the wholesale Venders in jepondon.
Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample &town.
London, England, 1812-11-12

UNPARALLELED BARGAINS IN LINEN DRAPERY.
No. V, PICKETT-STREET, TEMPLE BAR.
'THE Nobility, Families, and others, both in
1 Town and Countrr, are reipeettully apprised, that J.
JAMES and Co. at the Manthester' scotch, and Irish Ware-
house. No. deiPielaett-srreet, Temple Bar, oppothe St. Clement's
Church,liive at present to offer an extensive Variety of LINEN
DRAPERS 00015 S of every deseripttent adapted for the pair
sent season, at unprecedented low priers : Cambric and /Kennett
Muslin, Ladies' Dresses, Irish Linens, Sheetings, Dimities,
Furnitures, &c. will be SoIJ, by the *kola Piece, at the promise
Wholesale Paces: Sitio end Imitatkei Shawls, Counterpanes,
Blankets, Bed Tiekinys Prints and Calllcoes, with every other
uncle kept by Retail erapers, equally cheap..
The Trade gappited on the vadat lbw Prlees.
London, England, 1812-11-23

A FOR IFOJ

10 AND k DEAL BOX.

NOW laying at Wynn'a Hotel, Falmouth, a
PORTFOLIO and a DEAL BOX, apparently Containing
a Writing Desk; is supposed to have been landed front one of
the Packets by mistake, or left without any directions. Any
person claiming them, are rr quested to apply to Mr. Wionn; if
by letter, postpaid, giving a descriptioo of the same, which *IR
be immediately attended to. Also laying at the same place two
BMW, containing Medals, addressed to Joseph Baafield, Esq.
Fabnouth, who refuses to take the, same, he not having any ad.
vice sr knowledge from whence they came, 'arrived about
Augiat, 1808, supposes' from Birmingham or Sheffield. If not
claimed after this advertisement, the same will be Sold for the
-carriage and expences thereon.—(One Concerti).
Hotel, Falmouth. Nov. 4, lala . JAMES WYNN-.

11ICHARDSWIff GOODLUCIE,' itut C.6::Catt
tractors far the .present STATE LO'rTERY, Consisting
of i 3,000 Tickets, have the gratification of acquainting the
Public, that shey.havit been so successful as to obtain the same
mode of Drawing is in the old English Lotteries. There are no
Classes, but the whale of the 13,000, different Numbers which
the Lottery Contains, will be put into the Wheel, and every
'ickt drawn separately., for which purpose Government has
r granted '1 wo Da'ya of Draw leg
SCJI,
EMEthel4th and 15th JANUARY.
. ,
i' • S of sCao,ono are 2E40,000
• 3
1 -4.,
6; • ........... 1,000 3,000
LOO
400 2,400, .
" 10 'i. 3oo'
10 0
• . 14 ( ...» . 100 1,400
d . 32 :
40 40 1,600
AO
silo ' - ..... - 8,000
pi , 2,00 • . lit = ..... ..., 31000. ,
./...........
13,000 TiC)C CM. • ae 130,000
The Favours of the Public are respiectfulfy solicited by RICH-
'A RDSON, 0001/I.OdlC,nne Co.. who are selling Tickets and
Share •In a.variety of nitinberis at their 'Offices, Hunit-hwildlbgs,
Cornladl i and lacing the Kiug's Mew), Charing-Cto,
London, England, 1812-02-08

REDUCED PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES.
PIDDING and Co. No. 1, CORNHILL, (the
corner next to the Mansion-house) return their grateful
Thais to their Friends and the Public fair past favours, and re-
f?, ctfully acquaint them, that they have determined to forego
their Profits for a few days, and to supply the Public until 'I hors.
by Night, February istb, at the following very low Prices
Price a: PIDDING &Co.'s Office. Price at the other Offices.
ll'lnk I
Ticket £2O 18 0 Ticket £2l 5 0
114 only - 10 10 0 Half - 10 18 0
curter -.56 0 I Quarter - 510 c
li gath - 214 0 I Eighth - 216 6
'teenth - 1 7 0 I Sixteenth - 1 8 6

Orders from the Country, inclosing the amount, with the
Po.tage, will be paid the same attention to as if the Parties were
Prom; and the great saving by an early purchase at the above
oSce, is self-evident.
Coachmen, Carriers, &c. need only compare the above pr,ices,
No the great advantage they will have by making their pus-
discs lt Pinolmo and Co.'s Office, No 1, CornhiU.

18 1.11 THIS MONTH, (FEBRUARY).
ALL the SMALL but RICH State Lottery, of
Only 8,000 Tickets, will be drawn; containing Prizes of
equal magnitude as In former Lotteries of near Three Times the
lumber of Tickets.—SCHEME.
2 Prizes of £20,000 ... are ... £40,000
8,000
4
6
1,588 Prizes of £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. 23,600
T. UISH, (Contractor), N 0.4, Coate nut, and No. 9; CH A-
iv:GA:toss, sincerely thanks the Public for their distinguished
lours. He invites their attention to the above Scbeme,which
Irrt its arrangement, considering the very limited number of
'niters, gives to Adventurers a much greater chance for the
Twecty Thousand Pound Prize, than in any Lottery hitherto
kumn. In the Lottery just finished, and in the Two last, T.
Bisti Sold and Shared the following Capitals:
1,497 (lass 4 - £.:0,000 1,853 Class B- £2,000
1,893 - A - 16,000 4,025 - C 1,000
3443 C - 15,000 1,825 - A - 1,000
3,363 - A - 5,0001 1,805 . B - 1,000
71 - A - 3,01'0 1 2,717 - A - 1,000
, 'l°s3 A - 2,000 1 2,717 - B - 3,000
&c. &c. &c.

rott CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, Lfr...
DR. STEE ItS's OPODELDOC is far superior to
all other external- applications in the Cure of Sprains,
Rhenniatisins, Ste ; as also in Cramps or Numbness,
ead in promoting Circulation-in the Limbs when in a paralytic
stale. It is the best Remedy for Chilblains, if dissolved in a
Won, and applied warns, or with a pledget of lint well moistened
it, and tied on the part affected. It is likewise of admira-
ble service in the accidents and local complaints to which Hones
are subject.
801(1 only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church
yard, (four doors from the corner of Cheapside), London, price
et 9d. a bottle : and by appointment by Bacon and Cu. Oxford-
,eee, ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; Ward, Holborn; Harris,
41.qate-street and Clarke, Borough,
Observe the words" F. Newhery, No. 4$ St. Pads," are =-
Med is the Stamp.
London, England, 1812-02-08

sg in motiqn, niiwi:hstan iing their late &fee.—
A private le;.ter fro'n Washington gives the ftil-
lowing account of what is likely to be the result of
these discussions :

EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED WASHINGTON, DEC. Si •
" The Bill from the Senate for adding 25,000 men
to our military establishment, has undergone, to-day,
an ardent discussion. The Speaker (Mr. City, from
Kentucky), in an animated and eloquent strain, con-
tinued for abut two hours ably t' support the Bill.
The speech breathed not submission, nor aught of
commercial restrictions to subdue our enemies to jus-
tice—but open, manly, old-fashioned war; it was such
as federal annals might record with honour. In an-
swer, men supposed to be under lessons from the Ca-
binet openly advocated the restrictive system as pre-
ferable.

" No doubt remains of the wishes of the Adminis-
tration to be left in the quiet enjoyment of the non-
importation, as the only weapon to be wielded at
present against Great Britain.".

In noticing the proceedings 'of the war party in
America, it is impossible to avoid mentioning another
fact, which has come to us in a shape that entitles it
to some degree of credit :—Our Ministers have, we
understand, received certain intelligence that our ene-
my on the Continent intends immediately to send the
Scheldt fleet to sea, half manned, with orders to run
for America, where, if the war party succeed to the
extent of their views, they are to be fully manned
with American seamen, previously to their grand ex-
plosion against this country. It is, we have strong
reasons to believe, with the view of meeting and coun-
teracting this force, that press warrants It iv: been ex-
tended to the city, backed by the LORD MAYOR, as is
usual on such occasions. The press has been very
hot in the City for these two days past, and a great
number of excellent seamen have been procured.

A Jamaica Mail arrived this morning, from which
we extract the following from the Jamaica Royal
Gazelle of December 21 :••••jg A letter from Cartha-
gena, of the 23d December, states, that same agents
from Santa Fe, secretly employed, had excited a pub-
lic disturbance in that city. On the 11th they took
pr'ssession of the arsenal by force, and demanded a
declaration of the independence of that country, and
a change in the Government. The disturbance las-
ted several days after obtaining what they sought for.
Most of the property was restorci without the loss of
Several agents of the Government are here:
some of them are emigrated Irishmen."

From Gibraltar we learn, that it was a part of the
conspiracy lately discovi.r,l in Siciiy, to deliver over
the flotilla to the enemy, and t hat a Sicilian Officer,
high in command, had stiplhtted for its surrender,
for a certain sum cf money. The' faluwing are the par-
ticulars of the capture of the French f: igate Pumoue:
London, England, 1812-08-06

swamies BL DISPOSED OF;

PI 'HE LEASE, with immediate possession, of a
very to'mmodlous FAMILY MANifON and COTTAGE,
attached and detached Offieev, rood Gardens, Green-house, Gra-
pery, and Melon-grounds, gOrubbery and Pleasureavallts, most
tastefully laid nut, Fish-pond, and large Ice-house, with Inclo-
cln.nre pf Meadnw and Pasture Land, containing together about
.10 Acres, most beautifully situated at Shooter's-hill, only eight
miles from London. •

To be viewed only by tickets, which ma.). be had, and further
Particulars known,by applying to Adam Mutray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, 61, St. Mania's-lace, Charing- nib's, if by letter,
post paid.

TO BB LET, for a 'Ferri' of Twenty-one Veers, as entered
upon at Michaelmas next,
ALL that 'capital FARM of LEICHAPEL and
woo /Torn, irfth rod Farm-houses and Offietis,iteith
VS Acres, 'Roods, and Is Perches of good Arable, Meadow,
*ltd. Pasture Lind, lying very compact, and well inclosed; the
greatest part of which is tithe-free and extra-parochial. Also, the
Right of Tithe over tee Acres, i Rood, and 11 Perches of good
Arable Land, adjoining.-1 hese Farms are well calculated for the
wheat, drilled beans, wheat, and red clover husbandry, and are
well situated for proturing dung and lime, and sending the pro-
duce to the London market, being only a very short distmce
from a navigable creek, leading into the river Thames, five miles
from Billericay, eight from Gravesend, 19 front Rumford, and
only 94 miles from London. The present Tenants will shew tbo.
Farms, and further particulars may be known by applying to
Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, No. 81, St. Martel's-
Jane, Charing-cross ; if by letter, post paid.
London, England, 1812-08-06

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

A. VERY desirable FR.E.41.-101..D ESTATE
and MANOR, Aitl' iced in the most beautiful p:trt of the
county of Surrey, abcut 14 wiles' front the Metrollolis; com-
prising a good (Amity holm., with suitable offices, walled gardens,
hot-bounds, green-houses, fish-pond% orchards, and 280 acres of
good arable, nteatiow, and pasture land, interspersed with tine
thriving timber, tithe free.

For fprtloer particulars apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and
Land Agent, Si, St. Martlies•lane, Charing-cross, letters, post
1•
London, England, 1812-08-06

IMP.dL liitTBLLICZNat.

'

FALMOUTH, AUGUST &
Arrived the Swiftsure hired packet, rtatts, from
the Mediterranean ; left Malta on th• lit ult. and
Gibraltar on the 22d. His Majesty's ship ALcurs
and convoy for England, sailed from Malta on the
ultimo. On the day of the packet sailing from
ibraltar, she spoke his Majesty's ship Cosaecns and
G
brig Mary, from Malta.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 4.

Arrived the PkiITPS, 16 guns, from the Eastward,
with four more new sloops for the service of the
Breakwater; NIMROD cutter, from Rochefort; and
the Neptune ( I ) tender from Dublin, with volunteers
and iropressed men for the fleet ; also arrived the
A ....,can ship Charles, EL4 'IT, master, from Ports-
l'arti;ou in ballast, detained by his Majesty's brig IN.
TELLNENT, His Majesty's ship ALFRED passed by
i'S„ort yesterday from the Mediterranean ; Harriet,
iloressoN, for Malta and Smyrna, called here to
compete her loading.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 5.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CIRCE and WOOLVE.•
OS from a cruize. His Majesty's ship SERAPIS is
relieved from quarantine. Sailed through the East-
cod the Harmony, and yesterday through the West-
end the Nimrod, they are both running ships, and
bare embarked troops on board at Cowes for Bar-
babes : another ship also with troops for Barbadoes.
Tie CALEDONIA remained this morning, at seven
o'clock, in Yarmouth Roads. His Majesty's ship
rosafrius gives instructions for North America.
London, England, 1812-08-06

DEAL, AUGUST 5.

Arrived the ALFRED man of war,from the Mediter-
anean, and the PIEDMONTAISE frigate, from Ports-
mouth, and has sailed again tor Woolwich. Arrived
the COUNTEES of ELGIN, cutter, after seeing her con-
voy into Portsmouth, and has made signal for the
same destination. Sailed his Majesty's ship INDEFA-
Ticans, and IDAs cutter, for off Flushing.
London, England, 1812-08-06

HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD, or LBT,by PRIVATE CONTRACT,

A FR.EEHOLD MARINE VILLA, with 140
Acres of Arable, Meadow, nod Piste:" Land, most desira-
bly situated near Ciiristehurch, within s short distance of the sea.
The House stands on a Lawn, and commands most extensive sea
'and land prospects, the rides extremely pleasant, and the roads
and water very good. The House is elegan,ly Furnished, and
the Officet very convenient.. Immediate possession may be Mad.
Particulars may he known by anplyiog to dam Murray, Sur-
•eyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Matin's-lane, Charing cross, if
byletter, post rad.
London, England, 1812-08-06

HAMPSHIRE. •

To be LETt, fora Tern, of 14 years, and entered on at
Michael/11a* next.
VERY: desirable l'AltM, situated near Bishop's
.4 a .I,irattitato and Dreg( rd,' an about 12 miles from °as-
pen mut Portsmouth; comprising a good Farm-house, cottages,
barns, stables, and other out-buildings, and 350 acres of good
arable arid Pasente "and, very mach adapted to the turnip hus-
handry.—For tickets to view and further particulars aoply to
Adam Murray, St.trveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lam,
Charinicross; If by letters post paid.
London, England, 1812-08-06

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, AUGUST I.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCE.

per Ct. Rod. —C o as. 56H4.—for opg.
4 per Ct. 714 4--s per Ct. 88{ }—Bank Stock
Ono. prc—Bonds 81. es. db.—Long Annul 4
Nita. Nils. (std.) 1w fie. dis.—Do. (std.) 4s. U. pre.

Another Malta -and Gibraltar Mail arrived this I
horning. It furnishepi us with intelligence from the
'atter place to the 23d ult. being four days subsequent

) the date of our information of yesterday. The
'tench General LAVAL, with 6000 infantry, and 800
twee, was in sight of Gibraltar on the 22d ult. with
he view of making a desperate effort to cut off the
ommunication between Gibraltar and Malaga. In
hie case General BALLASTEROS would be liable to
teat interruption in his further progress along the

shores of Granada, but we have the fullest reliance
On his skill and valour. He has 9000 Spaniards
ander him, whose intrepidity and patriotism has been
'more than once witnessed by their enemies, and they
will doubtless make a desperate resistance if taken by

The following are our letters on the subject :
" GIBRALTAR, JULY 21.

" We were surprised yesterday with the appear-
ance of a French army near San Roque, at a moment
when we believed that all the French disposeable

force in this neighbourhood was marching towards
Seville. It appears that the French, after making
every shew of retreating in that direction, had con-
centrated about 11,000 men at Medina, where they
mind upon all the cattle and mules, and by a forced
march reached San Roque; thus cutting off General
NALLASTEROS'S communication with the garrison,
irho, with his army, is now at Gaucin, about 20 miles
from San Roque, with 6000 men, whilst General
VALLE, with a division of .5000 Trench troops, is
Antequero ; so that the Spanish army is in a very
Critical situation.

" All the inhabitants of San Roque bare taken:
shelter under the guns of the Garrison.
" The Serapis store-ship sailed yesterday for Eng-
land. The Duke •of 'AMSTER and his brother are
passengers on board.".

" GIBRALTAR, JULY 22.
a The French are within sight of the Rock; their
force is stated at 6000 infantry and 600 cavalry,
under General Laval. Their object is to cut off Ge.
iseral Ballasteros from the Rock he was yesterday
st Tungena."
• All was tranquil in Sicily. The Parliament was
Opened on the 18th of June; by a speech from the
HEREDITARY Pnnicr, replete with sentiments of at-
tachment to Great Britain.
London, England, 1812-11-24

ASSAULT AND CHALLENGE.

John Philip Elibracht was brought up to hear the
judgment of the Court, lie having been found guilty
of assaulting Mr. Bryant, a respectable Merchant in
the City, and challenging him, with a view of causing
him to tight a duel.
Some words had arisen respecting disputed mer-
cantile accounts; and on 'Change Elibracht insulted
Bryant, calling him " a d—d liar, a blackguard.
and a scoundrel," then handing Bryant a card. The
prosecutor tore the card, and scattered the renniants
before the wind, Elibracht placarded Mr. B. and
had continued to insult him on 'Chimp.
Elibracht put in an affidavit, in which be eft.
pressed great contrition for having acted scrincor-
rectly, tram real or supposed insults. The great
cause of the misunderstanding had been on account
of a charge of jive hundred guinea:, for a licence• to
trade with soma of the French ports, sold by Bryant
to one Maurice; and for which license the prosecu.
tor had ultimately consented to take " only eighteen
guinea:." The language of the prosecutor, respect-
ing the accounts, had been delivered in a haughty
and offensive tone, and had thrown deponent com-
pletely off his gu-ird.
Several affidavits were put in and read, after Lord
ELLPNBOROUGH had observed, that " the Royal
Exchange of London must not be made the scene
of such broils."
Sir W. Gitanow put in some affidavits, on the part
of u e prosecutor, illustrative of the facts proved at
the trial ; one from M. Shuttleworth Bryant, the
, brother of the prosecutor.
Mr. Palm observed, that he had not defended
Elibraclit's conduct at the trial, nor would he do it
urn the present occasion. Under all the circum-
stances, he could not but hope that the Court would
visit the defendant with a lenient sentence, especially
as he was a man of large family, and one who had
fallen with his fallen country—Holland.
j Mr. SCARLIITT followed on the same side.

Sir W. GA EROW, for the prosecution, could not but
observe, that, if the defendant now felt any thing
like contrition for his conduct, it was the first time
since tne commencement of the outrages, that he had
evinced any such feeling.
Mr. Justice LE BLANC delivered the sentence of
the Court. Having detailed the particulars which
led to the assault and challenge, his Lordship corn.
mented on the gross indecency of making the Royal
Exchange of London, where the merchants of the
world assemble, a scene of tumult and broil. The
sentence was—that Elibracht be imprisoned in the
King's Bench for Three Months, and at the expira- '
tion of that term, to give sureties 'for his good beha-
viour for two years, himself in 8100, and two sure-
ties in £5O each.