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London, England, 1813-03-31

BRI risH FIRE OFFICE.

FOR the inserAnce of Buildings, Furniture, Mer-
chandise, Sidps,Vessele, and all other Property, against loss
or damage by FIRE. Proposals maybe had gratis at the principal
Offices In the Strand and Cornhill, I.ondon, or of the Corn-
pan?. Agents In the different Cities and Towns in Great Britain
and Ireland.

Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years together,
may be effected at this Office, upon the rnmn equitable Terms.
tolicks will not be charged for Sums of ,C. 300 or upward• ,
nor to Persons Increasing their present Insurances.
Ihe whole Ssi OCR: of a FARM wiil ' Insured without Spe-
eifimtion, at the reduced Pretpiurn of 2!,. per Cent.
Policies payable fift I.A plc-DAY will be Vold, 'Ales. renewed
within iafteen days therefrom.
London, England, 1813-03-31

ROYAL EXCHANG E ASSURANCE-OFFICE,

Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George I.
March, 1813.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums tell due on
.11. the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's ()facts, over the Royal
Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well es by their r.:spective Agents
in the several Counties ; and the parties aisureil are requested to
apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, be-
yond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary.

••• Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
surance of Buildings, Goods, Merchnndize, and ships in Harbour,
in Duck, or while Building, from Loss, or Damage by Fire; and
also for the Assurance of, and grauting'Annuities od Lives.
N. B. Fire Policies will be issued, tree of expense, to the As-
sured, where the annual Premium amounts to as. or upwards.

FASHIONABLE DANClNG.—Private Tuitior.
Mr. HOPKiNS begs leave 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
solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladles and Gentlemen
who have never acquired this accomplishment, or those who
have not attaised the present fashionable mode, may be expedi-
tioutly instructed in the most private manner to 4z:iffy them
fur the first Assemblies, on application at his residence, Coach-
Nubiasucet, aiter-laaa, Cbtapaide.
London, England, 1813-05-04

APPEALS AND WRITS 07 ERROR*

The Report of the Committee recommending 4 regulation
for hearing Appeals and Writs of Error on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, from ten o'clotk in the morning, till a guar
ter before four in the afternoon, was taken into consider.tion,
esnd on the motion of Lord WALSINGUAM. the proposed regu-
aation w.ts made a Standing Order.
Adjourned till so-morrow (this di)),
London, England, 1813-05-04

IF the RELATIONS or NEXT of KIN of,
.1 NICHOLAS MILLER, late Quarter-Master of the East.
India Merchant Ship Castaainou, Captain Mortlock, Comman-
der deceased, will apply to Joshua Jones, No. IS, Peter's-court,
Well-yard, Rosemary-lane, they will hear of something to their
advantage.
London, England, 1813-05-04

NEW MUSIC.

BEAUTY IN TEARS, a favourite Ballad, sung
by Mr. BRAHMA, in the Grand Romance of LODOISKA,
n‘rx per riming at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, written by
dr. Parry, price Is. 6d. Air by tleetkoven, adapted by Miss
Ogle to woras taken from Milton's Lycidas, sung by Mr. Bra.
hams st Mr. Saloman's Concert, at Hanover-square Rooms,
price 3s liusacca March and Quick Step,• for the Pianoforte
and Harp, composedby P. Rosoii, price 2s. 6d. or for tbc
Pone only, price Is. 6d. &trona March and Quick Step, com-
posed by ditta. price 2s. 6d. for the Pianoforte only, price Is. 6d.
*lle Flight from Russia. a Rondo, by Miss Valentine, price is. 6d.
I..es Petits iiijcur, No. 7, containiag Sic.rana and Ruud°, com-
posed by J. W. Holder, price 2s.
Published by Goukling, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. 20, Soho-
square, London.

SPYRING AND MARSDEN'S LEMON ACID FOR
SAUCES, &c. Sm.
9' HIS ACID for the table (which from its being in
a env powder, combined with the fragrance of the Lemon-
;' tl br generally approved of if it was more known) has
!•toAly confined to pereons of high rank, and only require*
.11 t r... and sufficient publicity to become general wherever Le-
*LW are wanted for domestic' purposes. There is a direction
ti,: brtle fur Punch, Lemonade, &c.; it is sold at the tot-
10,*::rg Italian Warehouses:—Balls, Thomas, and Brown, Bond-
street; Aveling and Mackay, Piccadilly; Price, Haymarket;
Pressey and Barclay, Oxford-street ; Plaistowe, Pall-Mall ; Stin-
ton, St. hmes's-street; West, King-struat, Soho; Skelton, Ger-
rard- st reer ; Lazenby, Edward-street, Portman-square; Rawlin-
eon, Great Portland street; Atkinson, Hagger and West, Os-
ford-street; Davis, i
Gant
Russell-street; Avding, Gloucester-
motet, Bloomsbury; Wright, Lamb's Conduit-street; Powell and
Shout and Son, Davis and Marchant, Holborn; Hurcombe,
St. Paul's Church-yard; Hall and coining, Poultry; Crabb,
Lombard-street; Hall, Birchin lane, Coral!! ; Wiz, Leaden-
ball-street; &Lakes, Fenchurch-street ; Gregory, Gracechurch.
crest; Young, Wapping; S.mpson, Fleet.street ; Hodson and
Hickson, Strand; Riches, Princes-street, Westminster: it is
also sold at most Druggists, Confectioners, and Medicine Ware-
houses in bottles 2s. bd.—Please to notice the names of Spyring
1143:1 Maigleg on the Wrapper; as all other is gusuine.
London, England, 1813-05-04

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. HERBERT postponed his motion (or the 15th Report of
%le Nay..l ittvisam Commissioners, from Tuesday to Thursday

Mr. CANNING presented two Petitions from certain Cotton
~,figents and Merchants; one playing 1 repeal of that part of tlr
Act of the ISd of the King, which allowed the importation of
gurrun from countries with whom we are at war, in neutral yes-
vela ; the °leer, praying to prevent the introduction of American
cotton diking the war.
_ _

General MATHEW presented a Pet'tion from the Debtors in
Ike gaols of Dobliu, praying for relid by the Insolvent Act.
Mr. ROSE krot.glit in a Bill to relieve the ship Owners of
Great Britain, which was read a first time.
_ _

The Ardglass Harbour Bill was read a second time, and orderr
to be read a third time on Wednesda).
The Insolvent Bill was ordered to be-committed on Monday

Mr. GRANT was excused attendance for one month, on ac-
count of illness.

Leave of ahicncs was given to Mr. HaVrritoaNx.
The Irish Palish Church Bill was read a second time.
The Irish Cetcon vi as ordered to be committed next
Monday.

Mr. BARING put of Lis motion respecting American Cap-
tures till Wednesday.
Mr. C. JOHNS I ONE moved for certain Paper; respecting
Army Accounts, which were granted.
London, England, 1813-05-04

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.

THE above admired Article continues to be pre-
pared only at LAZENBY's Warehouse, No. 6. Edward-
street, Portman-square, and is respectfully recommended to the
Nobility and Gentry as a most excellent Sauce for all kinds of
Fish; it is particularly excellent with Game, Steaks, cold Meat,
ace. To prevent imposition, none can possibly be genuine unless
the label on each bottle is signed by me, Ettz ABETU LAz EN BY.
N. B. E. L. takes this opportunity to recommend her genuine
Essence of Anchovies, fine Salad Oil, French Olives, which, with
a variety of rich Sauces and Picklea, may be had for family use
and exportation.
London, England, 1813-05-04

CATON ON DEBILI 1 Y.

This day was published, price Ss. 6d. second edition,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI-
fIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanism, Se-
minal Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes Dorsalii,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
. Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Sold at No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, London.
Where may be had, Catoa's Popular Treatise on the Causes a►s&
Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple, and
successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of Asth-
made Fits, price Ss.

PEERAGE OF SCOTLAND.
This day was published,
In two handsome volumes in fol.o, with the Arms of the Peers
most beautifully engraven, price £lO 105. boards,
THE PEERAGE of SCOTLAND ; containing
an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of
that Kingdom, from their origin to the present generation; col-
lected from the Public Records, Ancient Chartubaies, the Char.
ten and other Writings of the Nobility, Works of the best His-
torians, &c. By Sir ROBERT DOUGLASS, of Glenbervie,
Bart. Revised and corrected, with a continuation to the present
period, by JOHN PHILIP WOOD, Esq.
irr A few copies are printed on large paper, with first im-
pressions of the Plates, forming one of the most superb Books
ever published, price £l5 15s.
Edinburgh : Printed fer Archibald Constable and Co. Edin-
burgh; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, White, Co.
chrane, and Co. and John Murray, London.
40.• The first Edition of the Work was published in the year
1764, and has for many years been extremely rare. Subsequent
researches have thrown no small light on the histories of para.
cular families ; and, from the lapse of time, numerous alterations
have necessarily taken place in the Noble Houses. In the
of Sir Robert Douglass's Peerage to the present time, the
Editor has used every endeavour to obtain correct information
respecting the descent of the Noble Families, and he has been fa-
voured with several valuable communications, rendering the pre-
sent Work as important additive to the Goooalosio4 K.stay of
&Woad.

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
FREEHOLD ESTATE AT SHERRINGTON.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By ADAM MURRAY,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, o Thurs.
day, the 20th instant, if not previously disposed of by Private
Contract,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
raining about 132 Acres of very rich Arable Meadow
and Pasture Lard, well inclosed with White Thorn Hedges, ansi
lying very comp.,l; also a rod Farm Hour, Barns, Stable'',
Sheds, and Court-yard, all walled and in good repair, situated inr
the Parish of Sherrington, one mile and a bait from Nywport
Pagnell, three miles from Olney, 13 miles from Northampton,
ten miles from Woburn, 14 miles from Bedford, and close to the
Navigable River Ouse and the Grand Junction Canal.

For particulars and Tickets to view the Estate, apply to Adana
Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane,
Charing-Cross. (Letters post paid.)
London, England, 1813-05-04

VEGETABLE N.EDICINE.

ENGLISH DIET DRINK.—BOERHAAVE's & SIR JOHN
HILL's UNIVERSAL REMEDY.
THESE great and eminent Physicians, by an inti-
mate and profound knowledge of Botanical Science, concur-
red in predicting the possibility of discovering in the vegetable
world a remedy for almost every human malady. That the
ENGLISH DIET DRINK, introduced by Dr. Joshua Webster
into his Medical Practice, so far back as 1745, and since admi-
nistered by himself with uniform success for sixty years to both
sexes and all ages, is a discovery that approaches nearer than any
other yet made to this universal character, has after various and
complete experiments been acknowledged by the venerable Dr.
Franklin, of America, by Drs. Aden and Sir R. Jebb, of London,
and by many other high and distinguished names, both at home
and abroad. But the best practical test of trutk is experience, and
the many thousands that have been cured, since Its first introduc-
tion by Dr. Webster, of every description of Fever, of Nervous
and Hypochondriac complaints, of Sea and Land Scurvy, of Scro-
phula, of every species of eruption, which indicate impurity of
Blood, of Conaumptions, Asthmas, Dropsies, &c. will be the moat
satisfactory evidence of the extraordinary powers and astonishing
ellicacy of the Vegetable Medicine.

Those who wish for more particular information on the cha-
racter and properties of the English Diet Drink, and of the nature
and variety of the cures it has effected, may consult Dr. Webster's
excellent work on the subject, a new edition of which is just pub-
lished by the Proprietor, price ss. in boards, and a small pam-
phlet, price li.6d. containing a list of SO remarkable cures, which
all occurred in 1810; and the Reader of these productions may be
assured, that he will not only not be disgusted with the inflated
bombast of the stupid pretender, with the quaint and stilted puf-
fing of the quack, nor with the fabricated fictions of the shameless
impostor, but will find the Doctor's Book the work rf a man of
great professional experience, learning, and humanity.
Sold in half pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. 6d.: and in quart
ditto, 14s. duty included. Wholesale only by the sole proprietors,
E. Slee and Co. 92, Borough High-street; and by one at least in
every considerable town in the United Kingdom; and by the fol-
lowing Venders in London, by their Agents :—Messrs. Howard
and Evans, Lung-lane, West Smithfield; Elliotson, Chemist and
Druggist,lo6, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of
the Royal Exchange, Cot-Mull; Colseworthy, Chemist and Drug.
gist, 144, Whitechapel ; Mounsey, Chemist, 24, Great Sum/-
Street, Blackfriar's-ruad, and at Kennington-cross; Sanger (late
Bacon), 150, Oxford-street; Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49,
Strand; Hudson and Co. Chemists, &c. 27, Haymarket; Ward,
Sal. Usolbens i tattoos' rtitimer. 851 flee-skeet.
London, England, 1813-05-04

TO BE LET ON LEASE.

THE TITHES of between three and four Thou-
sand ACRES of LAND, chiefly Arable, and a moderate-
sized FARM, in a high state of ruble:Akin. These lashes are
at present taken in kind, and the requisite Stock may be bad at
a valuation. This concern offers peculiar advantages to an amiss
' and it.telligent man, whose Capital is not large, but who has re-
sponsible connetions.
Apply to Mr. R. Willoughby, 5, Mitre-court, Fleet-street,
between the hours of Five and Eight, Evening. Letters, U post
paid, will be duly attended to.
London, England, 1813-05-04

ADMIRALTY REGISTRAR.

In the Committee, Mr. H. MARTIN moved some
amendments. He wished to know if it WAS intended
to discuss the question then, or on the Report ?
Sir S. ROMILLY said the Bill proceeded on the
ground of great abuses in this office, injurious to sui-
tors, and prejudicial to the course of public justice.
Two years ago, a Bill on this matter was brought in,
and the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, though a
reversionist of the Registrarship, considered it proper
to reform the office, the sums placed in the hands of
the officer being immense. It was inconsistent to
postpone the discussion to a late stage of the Bill.
He was concerned to see the measures proposed by
his Learned Friend excite so little interest in the
House.

Mr. ROSE said, the sums in question arose from
prizes condemned in Courts abroad, and rendered the
subjects of appeal here. There might be some few
instances of money paid in by order of the High
Court of Admiralty. Agents, by giving double bail,
might retain monies in their hands. He bad written,
some time ago, a letter to the King's Proctor, stating
how desirable it was, in all appeals, that the money
should be remitted without delay ; and desiring him
to instruct his Office that the profits should be laid out
in Exchequer Bills for the benefit of the parties con-
cerned. He (Mr. Rose) had officially the knowledge
of the sums paid in, from day to day, and power to
direct it to be vested in public securities. If any sums
were not so laid out, they had escaped notice. If the
Learned Gentleman had any accounts of other sums,
he hoped he would state them.

Mr. H. MARTIN said his reasons for the mead
sure were not founded on chimerical apprehensions,
but on printed documents, which had been on the
table. By the Report made in pursuance of his first
motion, it appeared that Lord Arden cleared £7OOO
a-year from those monies, in the same way that he
averaged £13,000 a-year in other branches. He
(Mr. Martin) had desired returns of suitors' monies
in the Registrar's hands, stating how much went to
the Registrar, beginning the account in 1793. Great
difficulties being started, certain periods were taken.
At first the money in hand was £5500, next year it
rose to £11,500, in 1795 to £179,000, in 1801 to
£296,435 ; on the Ist of April, 1809, the balance was
£180,182. Mr. Jenner (since dead) who was exa-
mined, stated, that the Registrar took for himself
what he thought proper. When the Deputy stated
this, and when Lord Arden admitted the £7OOO a-
year, was it not presumable that the latter took the
sum for ;his own benefit ? That officer at present, he
believed, had about £207,000 in hand : was this a
trifling sum, alter all the admirable regulations of the
Hon. Gentleman's letter ? Mr. Jenner could not
precisely tell the average during the war, but said it
was seldom leas than £200,000. To make up his
profits, the Registrar had, on two separate occasions,
taken £40,000 and £2o,ooo7—(4ear, ,sear)—so that
he had received less, it would appear, for some prior
years. He thought the Hon. Member, from his pc-
yerbsul accuracy, would h4ve teen well *014304 04
London, England, 1813-07-09

FAMILY BREWING.

NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MAC! TINE,
respectfully ittrorin the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that IR
consequence of the Fire In Skinner-strcer, they have romoved to
their premises, No Vs, (near the Hay-market) Piczadtily;
where they hope to be lier.oured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced.
'1 his Machine combines the Fire plac-, Coppers, Mirsh Tun,
Cyder Back, Flop B.ick, and Working •I'un, in one Utensil;
which is compact, datable, and convenient, and worked by a
method emple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions. sult-Ile to small
Families, or the rrilst eztensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure el saying, they have moot re•
spectabie testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Toirn and Country, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.

Said by the Patentees, No. 2115, Piccadilly, London ; and
No. 10, Wine-street, Bristol; al.o by the principal Furnishing
Ironmorgersin the Untivd Kingdom.
London, England, 1813-07-09

PARKINSON'S ORGANIC REMAINS.

This day wa4 published, in S voh. 4to. price Ten Guineas, bds.
ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER
WORLD. An Examinwion of the Mineralised Remains
of the Varier Altos ani ANIMALS of the AN TIEDILUVIAN
WOILLD.—ByJAMES PARKINSON —lllustrated with between
7 and 8(17 coloured Representations of Fossil Remains, engraved
by SPRINGMWTH.
Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, White and Co.,Murray, Phillips, Asperne, Richardson, J. and A. Arch, Black
and Parry, and Lackington and Co.
Separate Volumes may at present be had.

This day was published, in 4 Volt. 12 o. price 225.
A NSELMO ; or, THE DAY OF
By MISS HILL.
. .

Printed for A. K. Newnan a:ld Co. Leadenhalf-street ; and
sold by J. Cumming, Dublin ; and Oliver and Boyd, Edit. burgh.
The follotvirg p :

The Modern ealypso ; or, a Widnw's Captivation, 4 vols.
Courtly Annals; or, Independarce the true Nobility, 4 vols.
Read, and give it a Name, by Mrs. LLEWELLYN, 4 vols.
Hope or Judge without Pr.judice, by MIRIANI MALrEN, 4
volumes.
Sir Gilbert Easterling, by J. N. Bazwita, 4 vols.
Conscience, by Mrs. ME EKE 4 vols.
Madelina, by S. Si ANHOPE, 4 Volq.
London, England, 1813-07-09

DROPSY.

1,1!/[R. LUXMOORE, of Southampton-Buildings,
..LIW Holborn, London, (tormerly surgeon at Oxbridge) con-
tii.ut, to attend Patients ot both s in the different species
of tins dis )rder, in town and country. Amongst the numerous
eases ot this Disease which Live been removed by Mr. IN
method of treatment, many have been complicated with diseased
livers, Bce. and after having had several gallons of fluid evacuated
by tapping.
_ _

4.„° No letters, antra poet paid, will be received.
WARM BATHS.

THE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS,
wh•ch scud to invigorate the Crus:titation and promote
Kral h. The Fattiness, Armstrong, Fnikard, and Howie., beg
to inform the Nubllby,Gentry, and Public m ge.ieral, tbat their
kst!,, having obtained a pre-eminent degree of celebrity from
A.. simplicity of their construction, they are row made in great
variity, suitable fir Fam'sies ilottls, and Public Institutions
y may be .eeti heated every day at their Manufactory, 7E,
Great Queeit-striet, Lincoln's lon yields, next door to New-
ea.; le k

SECOND EDI PION
•
This day was published, in Bvo. price 9.. in boards,
EVIE'tV of some Important Past•'ges in the
late ADMINIS ATToN of Sir O. H. BARLOW , Bart.
at MADRAS; comprehending the Details rela•ive to his Inter-
ference in tit'Brialr of certain Persons convicted of Forgery arid
Conspiracy in the King's 'upreme Cour of Judicature at that
Presidency.—By CHARLES MAR.-Ii Esq. M.P.
London : Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Leadeidiall street.
London, England, 1813-07-09

NTIMBER 5220

CROWN AND •ANCHOR 901PCRIPTION •FOR THE
RUSSIAN SUFFERERS.
AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE held on '
the 28th Jane, 1813, notice was given, that by order of
tord Cathcart, Twenty•five thousand Pounds bad been drawn
In part of this Fund, which sum had been paid over to Prince
's ;Marin and Count Golowin, the Commissioners apr ointed by his
imperial Majesty for the die' ribution to the Sufferers in Russia. .
RI solved, That when the Balance of the Subscriptions shall
have been drawn, a General Meeting be called to pass the Ac- '
coon's.
Amount of Subscriptions already advertised X 33,387 12
SAMUEL THORN fON, Treasurer.
One Day's Pay (subscribed the 12th January,
18 t 3), from tie Officers, Non-commissioned
Officers, Bugles, and Private Men, of the six
Companies Ist Battalion 95th, or Rifle Corps,
tean.na tted from Alameda, in Spain, by J.
Mackenzie, Esq. P.M. - 15 10
H. P. 1 1 0
Subscriptions are received at the Bar of the Crown and Anchor
Tavern; by all the Bankers in Westminster; by Child and Co.
Goslings and Co. and Hoare, Fleet-street ; by sir James Esdaile
and Co. Lombard-street ; by Prescott, Grote and Co. Thread-
needle-street ; and by Down, Thornton, and Co. Bartholomew-
lane.
London, England, 1813-07-09

-17 EYTON, STOCK-BROKER, the Second House
14• •ft (WWII, and t is, Coventry-street, it happy to announce
to itis Friends and the Public at large the Commencement bf a
new Lottery, of only 12,000 Tickers, to begin Draw.ng Sept, -m-
-her 17th, containing l'rzes of £20,000, £lO,OOO. ete. &c. and
ne Prize less than £2O, an arrangement which he hopes %in
racer the wishes iii every I.vttory Adventurer.
7s .sith much plamare EY lON is enabled to add, that the
following Capiist Prizes, viz.
No. 18,824, a Prize of £lO,OOO
6,848, a Prize of £3OO
6,9 2, a Prize of £3OO
2 it, a Pr ze of £2OO
Drawn the last Day In the Lottery just finished, were all shared
and sold at his truly fortunate Establishments in Cornhin and
Coventry-street, where he respectfully invites his Friends to par-
take of the Favours of Fortune, which he intends distributing the
/7th of September.
London, England, 1813-07-09

BIR I'HS.

Wednesday last, at Shrub, 1-1111, near Lyndhurst, the Lady of
Brownlow Mathew, I:+q of a daughter.
Friday last, at Exmouth the Lady of John Quantock, E. of
a daughter.
Last week, the Lady of the Rev. Wm. Phillip, of a son, at the
Vicarage, Ding, liauts.
London, England, 1813-07-09

CHEAP BAROUCHETTE, belonging to a
Gentleman, who (an recommend it as light, fashionable,
and so..mi. It is nearly new, with good wheels, leather, and
lining, and fit for a long journey. Will carry three persons and
three childrn within, and two on the dickey, a trunk on the
springs behind, has lamps, carriage scat, &c. Price 80 guineas.
To be Fern at the owner's stables, 17, North Portman-mews,
rortman-square. Inquire for James Jenner.
London, England, 1813-07-09

EDUCA TION.

rHERE are at present Three Vacancies in an
Es ablishment at some distance from Townophere a limited
nlimbir of pupils only, on a most eligible scale, are prepared for
the Unive-,ity or NI, rcantile Departments. A French Gentle-
man and Mathematic:an rrsltle in the house.

Apply at No. 14, Manton-square, Haymarket. References of
the first reqpectability will be given.
London, England, 1813-07-09

"10 BE LEI*, for such Terms as may be kreed upon.
t MOST desirable MANSION. fit for at.y Gen.
13. tiemah'a ctwie. 'Ow Premises are adjoinlr.g the Village
of Wouldham, cime to tee navigable awl pleasant Sliver Mled•
way, within three mites and a half of the City of Rochester. and
five tulles front Maidstone, in a spotting pan of the County of
Kent, awl close to% ouldham Cemmon, to which it an enbmlted
right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. The ground door ameba of
a commodious Hail, wi h a grand Staircase, a ltrawing-roons.
Parlour. tatting-room. and a sracious Kitchen ; the one pair of
stairs consists of five very roomy Bed chamber., one of which
may be a DriWirproOM at pleasure; two pair of stairs, a back
Staircase frum the Kitchen, containing sin Rooms with fires place,
in three of them, a Stairrase from the passage of the two pair
into a Turret, or Cupola, which command. a delitchtf.:l rro.peet 1
of the River Medway and country all round;
Cellars with excelhnt Bats, a Fore-coon cocktail with a dwarf ij
wall and ra..sing fence ; a large Back Court Lnclosid all round
with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit-tree•
well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Garde* well wallet
and fenced, stocked with :he choicest Fruitage, a large Yard en.
closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stalled stable.
over Which is a high spacious Loft, two Coach-houses, and many ,
other Out-Offiees, too tedious to mention herein.

IDe Lessee may be accommods ed with a dozen Aares of ,
choke good Land adjoining said Premises, it required.
For funber Partkulan, enquire of Mr. Burke. Wouldhans.
London, England, 1813-07-09

JOKEBV-THE FIFTH EDITION IMPROVED.

This day was published, in One Volume small Svc). embellished
with a fine. spirited Etching, price ss. Gd. in extra boards,
JOKEBY, a BURLESQUE on ROKEBY !
Poem, in Six Cantos. With Notes by our most popular
Characters. The Fifth Edi!;on, con :I•lerably improved.
" Go to, thou talkt sr rit nothing." Romeo.
London a Printed for Thunias reeg, No. 111, Cheapiide ; Wm.
Mason, Si, Bond-.s.reet t J. ack, Edinburgh ; J. Cumming,
Dublin; and all other linok.;ellera.
Of whom may be had, the Ptl,t Captain,hy Dr. Moore, price 'is.
London, England, 1813-07-09

MONEY ;MikIiFDI:OILY.—No. ^, Duke-street, Adelphi.
THE CONDUCTORS of this Office ran com-
mand any Sam of Money, and are in the habit of making
advances upon every description of security, N ith promptness and
liberalify.—Attendance from ten till five daily.—Letters must be
post-paid.
London, England, 1813-07-09

LmnEs RIDING ,HABITS

Of the Best Materials, may be seen making for the first Nobility,
In the most elegant forms, at only Al is. each.
GFOX I:As iikewise on Sale the Barranka Habit
. Cloth, and the finest Merino, Vigona, Seal Skin, and
01 era Cloths, &e. &c —Also Woollen Furniture, Cloths in all
colours, Figured fable Covets in terry size, and beautiful ne:v
Patterns, Scotch tarten and Alpine Plaids. All of which he ma-
nufactures, and therefore sells them at a much lower rte than
any other house In London. Woollen Cloths of every &scrip-
dot' made•of their own wool.

(3. Fox's Fancy Woollen Warehouse, 28, King-street, Covent-
Carden.—Tailors and Dresq-makers supplied as usual.
London, England, 1813-07-09

PORTSMOUTH, JULY e.

Arrived the Tweed, from Africa. His Majesty's
ship ItiNALno takcs convoy to the Downs.

r.V2W!CH, !Ur .Y 9.

A Westerly \\ hid enahlcd all the transports to get
out of our harbour this no.rninn., and by ten o'ckck
they were out of sigl:t ; and :ts the wind is as fair as
it can blow, it is expected they will Inive a very fa.
ooutable passage : it is understood Gotten!lirgli is to
be the place of rendezvous. There are two large
transports now waiting to receive the 3:;d Regiment,
now on their march to this place, of course, they wili
Inflow as soon as possible. The Lady Frances, C.,p-
tain Rorriat, artived late last evening frt.m Gotten-
burgh, she tnin3s thtee passengers front the armies.
London, England, 1813-07-09

MARRIED.

At Edinburgh, on the 2.(1 instant, David Monro "Inning, Fsq.
of Sufilaw, to N.lt,s I t,bella Blair, second daughter of the late
Right Honourable Rulstrc Blair, of Avuutun, Lord President of
the College of Jtr,i ice.
At Glenshiel Manse, on the '2.2d ult. the Reverend Alexander
Campbc I, of the Inverness Royal Academy, to Betty, fourth
daughter ut the Rev. Juhn NPRae, Minister ut Glershiel, Ross-
shire.

At the Manse of Re: ohs, on the 24th ult. the ".ev. Thomas
Bain, Rector of the Academy of Fortrose, to Mils Christian Loa-
Milian, daughter of the late Mr. Bontiiman, Ministor of Pruning.
On the zd inst. the Rev. Daniel Lysors, of Hemostod-cuui t,
near Gloce ter, to Miss Cooper, daughter of J. Gilbert Cooper,
Esq. of Thurgarton-priory, Nottinghamshire.
London, England, 1813-07-09

tis.t Prey, and Will be soon published, in two.

GEOMETRICA LEG ITIMA ; or, An Ele.
mcntat y stem of Theorelical Geometry, adapted for the
gent--.-. 1 11. r of beginners in the Ma hemail-al StittlCC4* divided
Ftu E.ght Books, including the doctrine of Banos : al n, at the
e.. 1 of each Book are given Quinstiones t,olvendas, in order to
try the test of the Pupil's knowledge in the reerding Theorems,
and to eserci..te Isis geniis,. therein. The whole bei g arranged in
the most natural, concise and regular order, every Proposition is
divided into (Iv inct heads, (which has not been done before), so
that its azure appears a: first sight. throughout the Work the
direct 11' ethod of Demonstration is strictly luUowed, and the pa-
nty of gtometr.cal rea.oning set upulnurly maintained.
By FRANCIS REYWARD,
Master of the Mathematical. French and Commv:cial School,
Castle-street Reading; Author of the Genealogical and Histo-
rical Chart, lately published.
" Felix, qui potuit rerum cognoscere cansas."
SOIL by Wilkie and Robissoil Paternoster-row :J. Harris,
MUT of St. Pure; sad by R. William. strand.
London, England, 1813-05-03

p .. r

TO THE FACULTY.
A SURGEON, &e. &c. wishes to decline Prac-
41L dee In favour of an active Practitioner.—Letters, post-paid,
for W. W. Mr. Leese's, Druggist, Canterbury, Kent, will meet
an answer. The terms moderate—the practice good and exten-
sive.

ORDERS FOR GERMAN BOOKS.
TN consequence of the opening with the Continent,
T. BOOSEY, 4, Old Broad-street, is now receiving orders
for Books of every description printed in Germany, including all
Periodical Works. which, if circumstances permit, be will en-
gage to supply regularly on reasonable terms.

4,14- ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
-Ali) fully inform the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will
commence drawing on THURSDAY next, the fith MAY. The
• Scheme contain' more Prizes than Blanks, including
6 --of - - •EttO,ooo I 4 - of - - .02,000
$ . . 10,000 I 6 1,000
Etc. &c. &C.
ip▪ &hems with Particulars may be had gratis at the Offices of
itICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK and Co. the corner of Bank
• ildings, Cornbill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross,
where Tickets and Shares are selling in a variety of Numbers.
London, England, 1813-05-03

Jtut Published, Printed a: Mr. .d. J. TAt.rr's
Tooke': Court, Chancery-lane, London,
THE PLEASURES Or FRIENDSHIP ; a
Poms, in two Cantos.
By FRANCES Al. ABELLA ROWDEN.
Embellished with an Elegant Frontispiece and Vignette.
Second Edition, price Ss.
Also,
A POETICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF
BOTANY, with Preliminary Lessons, and seven Copperplates.
liy F. A. ROWDEN. 2d Ed. Pr. 101. 6d. For Schopb.
Sold by Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-row • White
and Cochrane, and Murray, Fleet-street; .1. Harris, Bt. Paul's
Church yard, and all other Booksellers.
Where also may be had,
THE FIRST RUDIMENTS OF GENERAL GRAMMAR,
applicable to all Languages; comprised in TWELVE ELEMENTARY
LESSONS; particularly calculated for the instruction o Children,
and adapted to the Agee GAULTILICS method of teaching; with
three Analytical Tables. Pr. 3s. 6d. bound.
By D. St. QUENTIN, M.A.
The TuRXE AMA LT scar. TANA s., on boards, containing the
six first Lessons, pr. 2s. rid. and a box of DILSCRIPTIVM COUN•
TEAS and Tellers, pr. 10s. 6d. and Cards of Exercises, pr.
AN INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH GRAMMAR; par-
ticularly adapted for those that are not yet acquainted with the
Rudiments of GRASIMAIII, and calculated to facilitate to Begin-
ners the Study of the first principla of the FRANCK ToNou a.—
By the same, Pr. 2s. 6d. bound, 3d Ed. improved.
A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAC4
By the tams. Pr, Se. 6d.
London, England, 1813-05-03

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 3, 1813.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK:
Red. San—Cons. 591.1--for acc. 591-4 per Ct. 721 73
5 per Cent. 881—Bonds ls. 2s. dis.—Etch. Bills 7s. Bs. pre.
Bank Long Annuities 14 13-16ths

• • STATE LOTTERY.
•

NEXT THURSDAY EVERY TICKET WILL BE
London, England, 1813-05-03

NUREMBERG. APRIL 16.

We have received, by way of Bohemia, intelli-
gence from the neighbourhood of Dantzic, announ-
cing that the garrison of that fortress had made a
new sortie, and driveri the Russians from all their
positions, the latter were obliged to vacuate a great
part of the ground they possessed, which is n9w oc-
cupied by a part of the garrison.
PARIS, APRIL 27.

It is difficult to form an idea of the sensation
which the presence of his Majesty the Emperor has
caused throughout all the branches of the military
administration, and of the enthusiasm which the cer-
tainty of his arrival has spread throughout all the
coritt de Parma. We base before us tetras from

irhlcli afl tette ;xi 4664 that the troops
are filled with ardour, and that they with impatience
wait the signal for battle. Our military men are
particularly exasperated against the Prussians, whom
they consider as traitors, and promise themselves to
make them repent a conduct so dishonourable, which
has no example except in the Prussian annals.
• It must be confessed that the spectacle which, at
this moment, France offers, must astonish Europe,
attentive to the events which futurity offers. The
London Journalists announced, a few days ago,,that
the French army was annihilated, that our resources
were exhausted ;—and here suddenly is this army,
which reappears more numerous, more brilliant than
ever, which, in its preparatory movements, already
threatens the enemy, encourages our faithful allies,
and spreads terror and alarm among those who have
been deficient in courage or loyalty.. The more that
the operations of the campaigns shall be executed
upon an -extended line, the more does the military
genius of his Majesty the Emperor permit us to ex-
pect
,great and fortunate events. It is those vast
plans, where vulgar minds are lost, that his brilliant
genius embraces every thing in a coat:4'Ni/, and com-
bines so many manceuvres, so many means to attain
the same only and glorious end—the lion -awakes,
and his awakening will be terrible.
It is impossible to dissimulate that France, in no
period of its history, has shewn itself more worthy of
the high rank it occupies among nations, whilst that
its enemies, proud of a triumph obtained without
danger and without glory, represent her as humbled,
she replies to the just confidence of her Sovereign.—
The same spirit of patriotism and fidelity animates
all parts of the empire. Resources multiply, and we
now see the happy effects of this noble enthusiasm.
London, England, 1813-05-03

JOHN PORT LATIN.
THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GEN.
TLEMEI4 Educated it ST. JOHNS COLLEGE, CAM-
BRIDGE, will be held at the Thatched House Tavern, St.
James's-street, on Thursday, the 6th of May.

STEWARDS.
Lord Blantyre I John Cockerell, Esq.
Right Hon. I. C. Villiers F. F. Foljamb, Esq.
Rev. Wm. Astrobps I Alex. C. Grant, Esq.
Christopher rawly, Esq. Wm. Acton, Esq.
Dinner on Table at Six o'clock.
Gentlemen intending to dine, are requested to send their
names to the Thatched House on er before the sth.

PaICE six PEN cs-RAi.krimili:

EAST-INDI.I 11011 Si. Apt dcl4lll.
•
rriHE COURT DIRECTORS ,41.* "INItII4I
COMPA 1 1112kMANTS q ENatAND,;lnsaill. '
lathe BAST INDIKS, a herd, Rive swim, •
'fisat a Quarterly General Court of the said bnmpany Ali •
Lehi at their Howell I eadenliall-street, on Wednesday, tfr
June nett, at Eleven &Clock in the Forendon, for the purpose of
declaring a Dividend from Christma, llst to Midsummer nags. Ai
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stuck will he
ain't on Tuesday, the Ist June next, at two o'clock, and opecalf •
again on Thnt4lay, the 211 July following.

.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Coripany'i Sled's
due on the Sth July, wJI be ready to he'd/livered on Irrdwriat.
the 14th July next. JAMES COBB, Assistnet-Secreary.

WEYMOUTH ST RER r, PORT I.A ND- I'L ACE,
TO BE I.E r, Unfurniblied, inruldiate possesiltin, .
AGOOD FAMILY HOUSE h the preferugi
put of this &ilrable situation ; alao a Coach.linuse and
four-stall Stable if required. Apply to Mr. Richardson, ladder,
Charlotoodtbet, Portland puce.

SHOOTER'S HILL
TO BE DISPOSED OF THE LEASE, OR TO SE IX?
FOR A 1 ESM OF YEARS, with immediate Posses*lon,
A VERY commod'ous FAMILY MANSION,
CIL. ready Furnished, with a COTTAGE attached, detached
Offices, excellent Gardens and about So Acres of Meadow Land,
For Particulars and Tickets to view apply to Adam Murray,
Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing caws,
(it by latter, post paid).

TO BE SOLD, with or withoth the STOCX,
THAT most spacious HOUSE and Premises re.
.14 plate with every convenience, sitilated in the Hieb-strret,
Portsmouth, where the Drapery Busitiebs has been can i-d on
succeufully by Mr. SKAIP and his Son, and is now in full geode,
The advantages of this offer need not be pointed out to those
who are acquainted with the extensive business done at the Me
Naval Port in the kingdnot., Fur further information. apply to
Mr. Sharp, Na. 67, High-street, Portsmouth. Al. Intent, pat
paid, will be duly answered.
N. B. The above Premises are well calculated for a Naval or
Public Office, being abo.it SO feet In front by I 16 feet _dr, p.
London, England, 1813-05-03

MANIFESTO OF THE KING OF DENMARK.

We are assured that the following has appeared iq
a Danish official paper, dated Copenhlgen, April IN
" The Swedish Court bas found it expedient to recall its .
Charge d'Affaires, who was lately appointed to this Court, Our
Charge d'Affaires at the Swedish Court, returns in consequence
frornttockhoim.

" Notwithstanding that the common way of ca r; lug on na-
tional concerns no longer.exists between the reveLuve Danish
am! Swedish Courts, ministerial communication by txchatii,,e of
Luca may still coatintm

" The present changed situation between both Courts cannot
but draw the attention of their subjects.
" 'The King no his part has given no cause thereto.
" Tnat his Majesty has refused to cede his kingdom or Nor.
way, or a part thereof, fur the offeeed compensation of givins;
places and lands that border un the Dukedom of Holstein, is 4
matter that sll his subjects arc already convinced of.
•6 His. Majesty's dear love of the country is the guarantee, thit
theit Lord and King places too much confidence in the loyal y
and attachment of his people to make him, under soy eircu,3.
stances whatever, resolve to exchange then away for strangers,
on whose attachment his Majesty has no claim, when the, uu
' not of the ir own accord require his Majesty's prutessioa.
" Accustomed to see his subjects' willingnes, to sacrifice the'l
lives and welfare in a long continued defensive war, his Majevy
is assured that a readiness to defend his state's independence, and
Its undivided preservation, will always be found in all Danes,
Norwegians, and Holsteiners, in case the Sovereign's encleavi.urs
again to make peace should prove abortive; pr a system of alieng
torte his Majesty to require cf his dear subjects new effort, ter
their security and that of the th.oae."
London, England, 1813-05-03

CATHOLIC SECURITIES.
This day Wab published, No. VIII. price la.
THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE.—Piinied
for Steadsle, jun. 41, Pall. Mall.
The present Numbei will Is* found most important In the en-
suing discussions on the Catholic Claims, a it contains many
serious facts which bear directly on the question of Securities.

THE PAMPHLETEER.
THE PAMPHLETEER will Contain a
Series of the best PAMPIII.ETE; on the INDIA, the CA..
THDI.IC, the BULLION, the FINANCE, the BisLE, and all other
important Questiormerepmia4 sack as may he under the Dismassims of
Parinmost
Four or Five Numbers will be published annually.
Each Number will consist, on an average, of :swims Pattigets,
reducing the price to about 6d. each.
The Public are earnestly referred to the Prffisce in No. I. just
61. 6d.
10- No. 11. published on the let of May.
Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternoster-row; Under-
wood, Fleet-street; Monday, Oxford.; Deighton, Cambridge ;
and all other Booksellers. _

, .
MAGDALEtI CtiLLEuE. OXFORD: , 1
THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of MAG-
DALEN
.COLLEGE will be held at the Thatched House
Tavern, St.. James's-itreetiou Wednesday, the Sth of May, teiS:
ltev. T. Match I .f. Colchester, Esq.. • •
Rea. H. Lorlqg I S. Day. Esq.
Dinner on Table at Six o'Cloek.
Gentlemen intending to dine. are requested to .100 the same
at the OfEce of the Thatched Hotta*, on or before the 4Ch.
London, England, 1813-05-03

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY &

The art ival of Foreign Wheat has caused a dulness In the sale
of that of our own growth, and our prices have in consequence
declined 35. per quarter; but the Foreign it taken off freely with-
out any reduction in price. Fine Dantzle Wheat met ready sale
at fron.l47s.to 150 s. per quarter; and the best Pomeranian sam-
ples, from 12Cs. to 1245. per quarter.-Having very little lin.
Barley at market, has kept-our prices of that grain as they were
this day wceb. Oats are 2s. per quarter dearer, swing to the
'shortness of our supply of that article. Fine Beans are 4s. per
quarter higher. In Malt, Peas, and other grain, there is no al-
teration.
English.
Wheat, Kent and Eases, 1121.
1345. per quarter.
Ditto, Suffolk, 105 s. 1265.
Ditto, Norfolk, 1054.1145.
Rye 635. 68s.
Barley 465. 655.
Malt, 90s. 10as.
White Peas, 90s. 1152. boilers,
100 s. 105 s.
Grey, ditto, 64a. 68s.
Small Beans, 74a. 78s.
Tick do. 565. 60s. Fine 70s, 741.
Oats, Potatoe, 565.
Ditto, Poland, 345. 48s.
Ditto, Feed, 2.61. 425.
Flour! 1941. 1101. pet kik.

Foreign.

Wheat, Aniericia Qs. Qa,

pee quarter.
Ditto, Dantsic 130 a 13O&
Ditto, Baltic Red 1101. 1249.
Ditto, Hambro' or

Bremen 110 s. 1211.
Ditto, Brabant Red 119 s. 1241.
Rye, 665. 70s.
Barley, 565. 601.
Oats, Brew,
Pats, Feed,
White Peas, 955. 10Sa.
Grey Ditto 801. 821.
Small Beans,

Flourutie' 'l% 7110

THE ARM%

Generals Sir S. COTTON, LarTU, Pftngiit2l CCM
TON, O'LOGNILIN, and ARIBUTHNOTgandCOMMiIidarr
General DALRYMPLE, with a number of other O.
cers and detachments for several regiments in this
Peninsula, sailed on Saturday from Portsmouth, un.
der convoy of the MILDAOASCAR. which also carries
out a considerable quantity of specie for the army.
The convoy was put back yesterday by the westerly
wind, but have probably sailed again this morning as
the wind is now fair.
The Royal South Lincolnshire militia have march.
ed through Edinburgh in three divisions, on their
route from Stilton barracks to Ireland.

Three of the militia soldiers lately sentenced by the
General Court Martial at Edinburgh to receive 1000
lashes each, have petitioned to be allowed to Orve
abroad for life, which has been granted. The fourth.
Taylor, was marched from the Castle on Monday to
his regiment, there to receive his punishment.
• The Tipperary Regiment of Militia has left Deal
Barracks, and h.ts been succeeded by the Waterford.

NilVill, lATELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL SO.

Arrived the Prussian ship Susanna, from Nam,
detained by his Majesty's ship HANNIBAI. Came in
the Earl St. Vincent packet from a assize. Sailed
the Chichester packet, with a mail for the Leeward
Islands. The Walsingham packet, for Surinam,
and the Lady Mary Pelham packet, for Ceunna, ars
gone into the Roads ; the latter will sail in the course
of the night, her orders having come down by this
evening's post.—Wind E. fresh breezes.
London, England, 1813-05-03

TTICKETS and SHARI: ..; for the present STATE
LOTTERY, containing More Prizes than Blanks, are on
Sale at the Office of _ _ _ _ _ .

HAZAts'D, }MANE, and Co. Stock-Broters,
No, 9S, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
WEIRS
No. 1,191 the last Prize of - - - • Xeopoo,
and the only one in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One
Eighth, and Six Sixteenths.
The present Lottery begins Drawing the 6th of MAY. The
Scheme contains
S - • - Prizes of - - P 20,000
- Prizes of - X 10,600, ate. Stc.

NEXT THURSDAY.
CARROLL and Co. Stock-brokers, 7, Cornbill,
N., and 26, Oxford-street, respectfully inform the Public, that
they are selling in great variety the Tickets and Shares of the
Stale Liavry, to begin Drawing on THURSDAY NEXT.—
The Scheme contains MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS, ex-
elusive of the following Capital Prizes 1-
• - of - - aCho,ooo 4 - of - - X 2,600
S - of - I to,Oro 6 - of - 1,090
CARROLL and Co. Batter themselves that the same goad fortune
that Is, hitherto attended the Purchasers at their Offices, v.lll
continue in the ensuing Lottery. In the Last Lottery, they Sold
No. 543, the only Prize of £lO,OOO, in 16 Sixteenths, besides
litany others of £5OO, &c. also the last £30,000, in 3 Eighths
and to Sixteenths —Orders from the Country punctually at-
tended to.

BO'T'ANICAL LOTTERY.
ICHARDON. GOODLUCK and Ca. respect-
-a-4'. lolly acquaint the Public that Government has fined the
iarawing of the SiOTANICAL LOT nvir for TIIURSDA 1r N&ZT,
the 4th of MAY. In ibis Lottery there are 20,U00 Tickets,
One Lail of which are Prises of various denonilmptions valued
according to the under-mentioned Scale, extracted ftm le Sche-
dule of tho Au of Parliament:
Prizes.

1 Valved at asps()

1119
40)
000
2,000
7,000

80 • •• •«
so
15 •••.-
5 •,••••
•••••• 3 •••.•.

a 115,0110
15,9011
6,000
9,00 a
10,000
21,000

20,000 Prise.

X 67,000

The whole Tiekets, only 42. Ss. each, are selling at their Of-
fices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the
King's Mew%, Charing Cress. Every Purchaser will be pre-
sented (Path) With at emblematical l'r nt, containing a strong
Skelme Of tht EmPerW Alexander, the illustrious Patton of Dr.
Thomas', Wish&
London, England, 1813-07-31

EXPARTE JAMES IN TILE SIATTER OF JOSEPII.

The petitioner had received a box of cambrics be-
longing to the bankrupt ; caused the cambrics to be
valued by a sworn broker, who valued them at
8189: he then took them into his stores, and sold
them at £2OO. He was wiling, therefore, to allow
.420() for them, and to deduct so much out of the
amount of the debt due to him from the bankrupt :
hut it was doubtful whether he ought not, as they
had come into his hands subsequent to the bank..
ruptcy, to have had them sold under the commission;
and Whether, as he had not done this, he ought not
to be charged with fhe whole invoice price, whjch
was £5OO. The Assignees were satisfied, however,
that the petitioner had allowed the full real valuejor
them, and therefore consented to the prayer of the
petition that he should be allowed to prove under
the commission, upon the ground that two hundred
pounds was the full value.

The CIJANCEI.LOR, as the Assignees were satisfied,
ordered accordingly.

COUNCIL-ROOM, se FORE THE VICE-CHANCELLOR.
DREW V. DREW—PLEA.
A bill was tiled by the grandmother against the
grandson, for an account of the produce of a partner-
ship concern in the business of coal-merchants. The
bill stated, that the grandmother had, on the death
of her husband, taken the son into partnership in the
above business, and upon his death, his son, (the
plaintiff's grandson) as executor of his father, ought
to account. The grandson filed %plea, denying, to
the best of his knowledge and belief, that there was
any partnership.
It was stated at the bar, that the ion ought to ac-
count, as his father was, at any rate, agent to his
grandmother.
The VICE-CHANCELLOR said, that the whole of the
bill was framed upon the idea of a partnership, and
that, therefore, the plea of " no partnership" went to
the whole of the bill. That plea must therefore be
allowed. The defendant had sworn to it, and he
might be indicted for perjury if he swore falsely.