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London, England, 1815-03-06

CON LAWS.

This day wa, publishelirlee Ti. 0141,
'r HE EVIDLNCE of JOHN BENETT, Esq.
of Pyt House, given before the Committee of the House
of Lords, on the COAN BILL—An Impartial Report of the
Mit:ting of Landholders at Warminster—Mr. Bench'. Letter,
in Answer to that Report—Mr. Bleeck's Letter, In Reply ; to.
geth.r with an intact! Letter front Mr. Hunt un the Subject—
Anti a Copy of the Prtitiun signed by the Farriers at the several
Maiket Towns in the Countrof Wilts, for a Corn Bid.
Printed for Mr. Hum, by Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury;
and sold by Mr. Wilkie, Paternoster-row, Loudon, &c. Ste. and
ail the Booksellers in the Counties of Wilts, Hants, Domes, and
oomerset. •
London, England, 1815-03-06

This Jay was published, price 2s. 6d.

A LETTER to SAMUEL WHITBREAD,
M P. being a Sequel to CONSIL)FRA PIONS nu
the PRO' LC LION itquired by BRI risH AGRICULI URI..
'l'o which ale ad.!ed, it Insilco; on the PubLeattotto of a Fvllow
of llnivenity Colltpe, Oy.ford ; of Mr. Rieards, and of Mr.
Torreas.—By WILLIANI JACOB, El. F. R. S.
Pnnted for J. Johneon and Co. iu St. Paul's Church-yard; and
J. Rktgway, Piccad,iiy.

l'hat Farnierg can tryll afford to sell Wheat for 9a. the Bushel at

the present Rents, is evidently seen by the Calculations in
'RUSLER'S PRACTICAL HUSBANDRY,
JL price As. by which Gentlemen cau farut their owu Land
as readily as A Garden
The Estouates of dill, rent Crops have been accurrely made
from Miputes kept for years, and show that by the plain mode
of Farming near Xl4OO can be yearly gained en 150 Acres.
Said by J. Sumer, No.l, Paternoster tow, and UB, Cornhill.

Also, the WAY to be RICH and 11. E.4iECTA IiLE, pr. es.
•hewing that a Gentleuun with a few Acres of Land may at
half the expense of a ToWn-life.

Thii day was published,
(Second Ed tion, with some :11, cuulon),
ATEr,:ET of the MILLENIUg; or of the
Firsr it eburrection to the Reign of CHRIST upon Earth
tor a Thousand Years.
London: Printed for Richard Rees, 69. Pali:pall; A. Constable
and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Karoo, Dublin.
London, England, 1815-03-06

tlitivmtstrr INPILLMNCL

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CAMBRIDGE, MARCH S.
Dr. smith's Prizes as this year adjudged to Dr. I.eicester, of
Trinity coarse; and Dr Calvert, of Jesus college.
Thursday the Rev. Mr. Batten, M. A. of Trinity college, was
admitted D.D. by Royal Mandate. The Rev. James Salisbury
Dunn of St. John's college, was admitted to the degree of Ba-
chelor of Arts. - _
London, England, 1815-03-06

Co emissary in Chiefs Office, Great George-street, Feb. 48, I 815.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Pers#ins desirous
of contracting co supply the following Articles for the
Use of the Army, viz.

BREAD,
To hi, Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Liarraeks, in the under-mentiond Counties and islands ;
Aide:lien Isle of Man, •
An.llesea, Isle of Wight,
Bedford, . Jersey,
Berks (including the Town of Kent,
Hiougertord), Lancaster,
Berwick, Leicester,
Brecon,. Lincolsa,
Bucks, Merioneth,
Cambridge (Including the Town Middlesex,
of Newmarket), Monmouth,
Cardigan, Montgomery,
Carmarthen, Norfolk,
Carnairiron, Northampton, •
Chester, Northumberland,
Cornwall (including Scilly), Nottingham,
Cumberland, Oxford,
Dentigh, Pembroke,
Derby, Radnor
Devon, it utiaid, •
•
Dorset, Salop,
Durham, Somerset,
•
Essex, Statfiod,
.
Flint, sulfolk,
Glamorgan, Surrey,
t;loucester (Including the City Sussex,
of lit istol), Warwick,
Guernsey, Westmoreland,
klaLts, Wilts,
Hereford, Worcester,
•
Hertford, York
H,
•
ums, .
London, England, 1815-03-06

FRENCH PAPERS.

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FEBRUARY 20.
The Duke of Wellingtdn had his first audience of
the Emperor on the 17th. His Excellency was pre-
seated by Lord Stewart, the British Ambassador at
111 Court.
It is now said that the King of Saxony has declared
tI,„L be will not ratify the arrangements respecting
Lituself, unless all the Princes of his House are sa-
iJ•rid•

PARIS, MARCH 2.
The King gets better and better every day : to-day
be presided at a Council. His Royal Highness Mon-
sieur, and the Duke de Berri were present.
It is said that the new tide of the Prince of Orange
will he King of the Low Countries, Priuce of Liege,
and Duke of Luxembourg.
Private letters from Vienna, of good authority,
that the affairs of King Murat daily assume a
ulf.,re gloomy complexion, and that, according to all
appearance, he will he compelled to abdicate the
tlirene of Naples.
BREAD.—The loaf of 41b. first quality, otherwise
Lier't bred, was yesterday lowered 5 cents. It now
costs, therefore, only 11 sous (5 d.) The price of
the loaf of 41b. s sine quality, which is sold in the
narkets on the Wednesday and Friday of every week,
is also fallen 5 cents. and is now sold at 10 sows (5d.)
The loaf called seconds, the food of the indigent
:lasses, which is sold in the markets, has fallen
10 cents. so that it costs only 7 sous (Std.) which is
only a little more than eight cents. per lb. At the
3110 C paird last year the loaf of 41b. first quality,
cot 14 sous (7d.) s and in ISIS it was as high as
IS sous (9d.). •
The diminution of the price of bread naturally
!ling: to our recollcctiOn an anecdote of Louis XVI.
the commencement of his reign. That Prince
was walking alone in the neighbourhood of Choisy,
when he met a peasant, who did not know him, and
whom he asked the price of bread. The peasant re-
plied that it was three sous a pound. ,4 That is too
much," replied the Monarch; G 4 Frenchmen should
ea: their bread much cheaper." This wish, which
that good
_King had not the happiness of seeing ac-
complished, has been realized on the restoration of
his august brother.
London, England, 1815-03-06

OXFORD, MARCH 4.

Rev. B. Lewis, M.A. late of Jesus college, has been ted
by the Lord Chalicelbw to the rectory of Lanfthangel r=l,4lw,
Pembrokeshire.
Tile following Gentlemen were called to the degree of Bar-
rister at Law, in ililitary Term list, by the Honourable Society
of Lincoln's Inn: John Backshell E. Wm. Manley, Esq.
Bryan Blundell Hulling.head,Esq.ll:nicLier Palk Wrey, Esq. and
Wm. Amery Wheatly, Esq.
An Ordination was on Sunday last hell, by the Lord Bishop
of St. David's, at St. Peter's church, Carmarthen, when the Rev.
Wm. Richardson was admitted into the If ,Iy Or.!er 01 Priests.
'Elie personal representative of a deceased Clergyman is en-
titled to such part of the last year's composition fur tytbes m is
proportionate to the time of suck Clergyman's incumbacy to
the day of his death, and not merely to the tenth ut such tithable
matters as were severed within that time. Ills was determined
by the Vice Chanceli,,r in Dt cember, 1813, in the case ot Ayns-
ley v. Wordsworth.—Vol. 11. of Vesey and Bream's itt:tosts,
page 311.
In a fug convocation, on Tuesday last, the Rev. Jain :s Ingram,
li.D. fellow of Trinity college, and late Saxon Proles.or, was
elected Keeper of the Archives of the University, in the room of
the Very Rev, the Provost of Worcester college, who hall re-
signed. In the same convocation, Tilleman Hutlgkinson Hobart,
Superior Bedel of Law, was unanimously elected one of the
Coroners for the Culver-say, in the room of Was. Ithudt:s, MA.
decease&
Wednesday the following gentlemen were admitted to degrees:
Bachelors In Divinity•—stev. Thomas Edward Bridges and
Rev. Samuel Whittinghant, of Corpus Christi college ; and Rev.
J. It use, M.A. fellow of Trinity coL ege, Cambridge, was admitted
ad eundens.

Masters of Arts—Rev. Harrison Taylor, and Rev. Bartlett
Goodrich, of University college ; Rev. Robert Brown, and Rev.
Wm. Wilton Mutlow, of Pembroke college.
Bachelor of Arts—Mr. Henry Porter, of Brasennose college.
London, England, 1815-03-06

HAMBURGH. FEBRUARY 24.

Cottle is again Batter, and good ordinary may be bought at 71
shalsu ;s. brown Jamaica Etvat• is told in large parcels at 13 a
131 grocer, in small at Isi a 15; English loaves, 2.A.; double
loaves, .rid. White Havannab Sugar, 20 a' 3; brown, 15 a i 6.
The prices of Indigo continue to fall: the holders of this article,
who hitherto hung hack, now appear in the market with their
stocks; good violet may be bought at 11i, and very fine violet
at 16i—fulcra which are ts. lower than yours !—Etcb.ange 31 4.

AMS'T'ERDAM, FEBRUARY 28.
per lb. Silvers. per lb. Grotto.
14 00 Sugars Term oo uo
101 11 Tetes 00 00
11t I British W. L

lava

St. Dom. 11 11
Indigo, E.l. blue ISO 153
Tobacco—Maryland 00 00
Virginia 00 00
Varinas 00 CO

___.....a... A5l 16}
Z:ottons—Pernams. 00 (10
Pepper, black 00 00
whits 00 00
i_ • Florins.
I Pimento, per 100 lb. 00 00
Shillings.
Rite—Carolina 55 65
'MITI.

Grote..
Sugar—Mart bn. 18 211
Suritnun 171 211

Gin, London proof, 42 00 Fla. per Ahm. of about 40 Galls.
Nutter 00 00 Fls. per Firkin of 801 b.
Cheese, Elam 00 00 Fla. per 100 lb.
1031 b. Amsterdam 112 British, 20 Stivers equal to 1 Merin,
6 Silvers equal to 1 Shilling Flemish, 12 Grates equal to 1 Shil-
ling Flemish, # Stiver equal to I Grote Flemish, S Florins equal
to 10 Shillings Flemish. Exchange, 33 Shillings S Grates Fie-
Web Banco per £ Sterling, difference between Bank and current
money 4 per cent. in favour of the farmer.
In Sugar there is very little doing, except at prices which,
compared with yours, bear a very heavy loss. Of Coffee there
have within those few days been a few orders t the prices, how-
ever, remain the same. Should the former custom of selling
this article at three months be adopted, we may ealcalate on re-
ceiving very considerable orders Irons the interior of the Conti-
nent, as the wholesale dealers there will necessarily prefer the
market where they can obtain credit, even although their goods
cast a trine more. In other articles no alteration.
COURSE OF BXCHANOL

Farb 1 darsda. its 0 Liv.
Ditto, 4 Us. 55 20
Bourdeauz,do. 51 90
Madrid, 4O Effect.
Cadia, 39 Effect.

Naples,
Lisbon, ,
Oporto,
Dublin,
Cork,

•• • 45
. .
. . 64661

6
7

Amsterdam, I U $4 2 B I Palerine, 1231
Ditto at sight, .33 10 Leghorn, 5$
Rotterdam, c.f. 10 10 2 U Dom, 49i
itunburgb, se. 2 2 U Venice, n. C. Liv. Plead'
Altona, 31! 3 I U ineffective per!. stet 23 40
Agio on the Bank of olland, 3 per cent.

Wednesday, at a Court of Burgesses, held at
Guildhall, Westminster, a constable was fined 40s.
for being drunk on duty in the lobby of the House of
Commons, and damning the Members who voted for
the Corn Bill.
London, England, 1815-03-06

BRUSSELS, ANTWERP, CHEN F, FRANKFORT, I.EIP-
SIC, THE BELGIC PROVINCES, AND INFERIOR OF
GERMANY..
OS FEND AND COLCHESTER PACKETS.
vity+7 TEI MARIA, Captain HOWARD; and
SUCCESS, Captain BLACKWELL, will continue to
sad reAularly every Tuesday and Friday Evening from Colches-
ter, will c.irry ,t, al.! Bags of Letters for the Belgic Provinces
ar.d all pares ol fJerttemy.
Further P.trticttlars may be bad of Mr. Vink, Circus, Minorles;
Mt s•rs. Gammon and 13,•ojemin, Birchin-lane, Cornhill ; Mr.
Nt.lllei. t Pi, Nth:m-les ; at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry ;
George's Cuffee-house, Strand; and at the Bull Inn, Aldgate.

CORN LAWS.
Audi alteiam partem.
THE cad)! ated PANYIILEtS of Sir H. PARNELL.
of Mr. Nmsstivu, and others, on the CORN LAWS, be-
sides a very old and curious Trace on CORN, AORICULTURR, &C.
lStli, communicated by H.. Waorre,Lev, Esq. M. P. are
printed in the PAMPHLE FEER—No. IX. of which is just
pu'.lished, price 6s. 6d.—Four or five Numben are published
annually.

Sold by Gale, Curtis, and Co,; Rodwell ; Black, Parry,and Co.
and all other Booksellers.
'lll4l following lessimenies Wl:your of Mr. Nat saliva's Pam-
phlet have already appeared s
" Agriculturist/ and manufacturers will find in this Pamphlet
'the most complete moral demonstration that their interests are
inseparably unked.—Brit. CHI. Jan. 1815.
" Mr. Naiunith's inquiry is a laborious, comprehensive, and
able tract, replete with intelligence, and worthy ut being read by
all ranks of the British Nation. —Sour. Review, lan. 11. 181 q.

CORN LAWS.
Th's diy was published, in Bvo. price 3s. Bd.
AN ADDRESS to the FUNDHOLDER, the
MANuFAC 1 URER, the MECHANte, and the POOR,
on the subj. ct of Site CORN LAWS.

RlCliAltll PRESTON, EN. M.P.
London: PriLteld tor W. ClArke and Sua3, Yurtugal•strett,
Lincc..ln'b 11:n.

()I whom may be had, in (Ivo. price Ss. 6d.
An Atteini t toward, Ascertaining and Exhibiting the Soutce,
Progreis, an.! E:iiployment of Riches, with Explanations. by the
Friend ut Alanku:tl ti liit.irquis de lidirabeau.
London, England, 1815-03-06

FOREIGN M4liKh73.

ST. PETERSBURI

H, FEDRUARY 7.

I mew

per rood. Rubels
Cotton, Georgia 60 00

Orkans 53 00
Twist, No. Z 4. 40. 160 150
Golfer
. 40 55
1750 00
Cocoa

la rs.

per pond. Ruke'•
Pimento U
Pepper, black 63 Ott
site V 2 21

S 3 35
300 5(.0
500 5 -.1.)
225 250
r.xe
pee berkowltz. Rubrls per berkowitz.
Hemp 95 94 I Bristles-Ist sort ha 00
Flax-12 bead - 200 00 2tl sort 25 00
Tallow, Yell. Candle 190 00 pet 50 atsheens.
White 185 00 Ravenducks - 31 42
Soap—Ordinary 190 00 sail Cloth 5(1 75
Potashes 100 95 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000
tangiest per pond 930 Ou I skins 19:0 40
One Berkowitz has 10 Poods, at4l 6i Poods are equal to a Ton.
Eielsange 11 13.16 sterling fora Rubel-1281 Arsheens equal
to 100 Yards. _ _ _

Tin, In Bars

G 5 76

In Block, 00 00
Sugar double I.uaves 00 (0
Crushed I.umps 00 00
Hav:►uual► White 60
Brazil ditto 49 1.0
qtrs.

Indigo, E. I.
Nutmegs
Ckntes •

In imports there is not the least business doing. Our con-
sumers hang back under the impression that by the ratification
of the 'irealy of Peace between your country and America, our
market will. in :he spring, be stocked with Colonial produce by
the Americans Of exports—the demand for Tallow has now
subsided. Hemp is extremely fiat. Of flax no purchases have
been made. Iron is in great demand. Large purchases of
Linen have been made.
London, England, 1815-03-06

BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 27.

The Prussian troops which lie on the right bank of
the Muse, on the side of Namur, Dinant, Huy, and
Condroz, and in the city of Liege, are already
making the necessary preparations for their depar-
ture. What was still remaining of the artillery and,
military store equipages, is at this moment filing off
towards Malmedy,liers, Aix-la-Chapelle, and
Cleves. The Prussian troops which evacuate these
countries will be succeeded by Dutch and Belgian,
from the garrisons of Maestricht, Hasselt, and
Namur. The time when the Prussians will go away
is not yet fixed ; but every thing shews that it is near
at hand.

The news of this change has made a very agree-
able impression at Liege. On the other side, the
Prussians are beginning to evacuate the fortress of
Luxemburg. The artillery, ammunition, and maga.
zines belonging to them are sent to Tr, yes, Coblentz,
and the Moselle, which on that point is to form the
b3undary of the Prussian Monarchy on the side of
France.

The possession of the Provinces of Luxemburg,
Limburg, and of Liege, will have a very favourable
influence on our national army. The Prussians had
raised very considerable corps in those provinces,
which are now disbanded, and may enter altogether
into the service of the Netherlands. The recruiting
of our army proceeds with activity ; and as soon as
it becomes strong enough, we expect that the English
and Hanoverian troops will leave these provinces.
London, England, 1815-03-06

ECCLESIASTICAL wtomoTtoss.

Rev. W. Compton, M.A. is presented to the rectory of St.
012vel in Exeter.
Rev. R. Bartholomew, clerk, M.A. many years head master
os the Grammar School, Exeter, to the rectory of St. Mary
Arches, in that city.
Rev. J. G. Wrench, S.C.L. of Trinity hall, Cambridge, and
rector of Storting, Kent, to be one ut the Duke of su.aex's du-

iiiestic chaplains.
Rea. T. A'Beckett Turner, M.A. of Littleton, Hants, and of
Winton, Bucks, has beeu appointed domestic ch.iplain to the
Niarquis of 13uckintin.m.
Rev. Ehenezer Morris, curate of Llandilo-Talyloutt, Glamor-
ganshire, a. d officiating minister of Llanedi. Carmarthenshire,
has been licensed by the Lord lii,hop of it. Deed's, to the per-
peltal curacy of Llano'', in the latter county, on the nominatiou
of Rees Goring Thoma; E.g. of l'uotit:g 1. tilgr, ourrey.
The 16th tilt. the Rev. Mr. Wood was oft:atutd ..11:14diritted
minister of the Pari,,h of Rosentarky.
Rey. Wm. James l'.irter, Clerk, A.M. head master of t!..e
College :choul, at Worcester, h .)eci! t,) the vicarage
ut Himbleton, in the county of Worcester, on toe iiresmitathm
of the Dean and Cl::ver.

The 44th oh. at Hythe, the Lady of 0. R. Baia, Esq. Sur.
von to the FOrCea, '.l g
London, England, 1815-03-06

FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 21.

If we may credit a.teport that is spread here, the
King of Saxony has 'refused to accede, as fat ache
himself is concemed, to the arrangements relative to
Saxony.
BRUSSELS, MARCH 1.

The Bamberg Gazette says, that King Frederic Am
gustus will not consent to the cession, or any part;
don of Saxony.
ANTWERP, FEBRUARY 27.

it •

Our city has celebrated with joy the union with
Holland. The English and Hanoverian troops,
12,000 men, were under arms. The city was Illu-
minated.

Lord CASTLEREAGH has not allowed himself any
time for recreation after his long fatigues. He was
early at his office in Downing-street this morning.

The monthly Bulletin of his Maissry's health ex.
hibited yesterday at St. James's Palace, is in the fol.
lowing terms :
" Windsor Castle. March 4.

The KING continues in good health, and any deviation
from a state of perfect composure which had been observe.l in
his MAjcsvr during the month of January, has entirely sub-
sided for more than a fortnight past.

Divine Service was yesterday performed at Carlton
House by the Rev. F. W. BLowsean, and the Rev.
J. S. CLARK E.

Yesterday the Austrian Ambassador had an au.
dime of the PRINC6 REGENT, at Carlton House. '

The Bishop of HEREFORD preached yesterday, at
the Chapel Royal, St. James's.
Yesterday aCabinetCouncil was held at the Foreign
Office, which continued sitting until five o'clock, and
was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers.
Yesterday the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, was re-
opened for Divine Service : the Bishop of LONDON
assisted in the Service. The new decorations and
improvements attracted a numerous congregation, so
much so, that the doors were obliged to be closed,
and centinels stationed to preserve order.
The battle between H. Harmer, of the Bekheronian
stock, and SAslioc, the navigator, will take place on
the llth of April, for 100 guineas a side, in a 44 feet
ring. Fifty a side has been deposited, and the whole
of the money will be made good on the 518th instant.
Present betting 6 and 7 talon Harmer.
The boxing match in, cotland, between Molinewx,
vp4the black, andCooper, . lake place in ten days.
CATTERICK. BRIDGE.
xosentATioNs iflt 715 itineraas' STAIRS.
Mr. Fratbwstoabaugh's b. m. Ztilelka, by Alonso. 6 yrs old.
Mr. Hopkinton's br. Colt, ACURA, by Runaway, 4 yrs old.
Mr. Lamb's br. nt. Spanking fanny, by Young Herod, 6 yr. old
Mr. T. Fwgusou's Liberator, by John Bull. .
Mr. Seetisbricles b. m. Deldnia, by Saacbo.
London, England, 1815-12-20

RAVISCATE, DECEMBER 19.

The William AG, Lord Cawdor :AS, Triton LV.
And the Nector 626, transports, have arrived here
this day, full of troops, from Franc", last from Ca-
lais. The ship Confiance, FIRNDEttS itc mater, from
Memel for Bristol, in coming for this harbour yester-
day. struck the East Pier and drove to the hack of
the herd, from whence she was got off; and in corn-
'mg for the harbour again last night, being very
leaky, got on shore to the westward of the harbour :
she Las been got off a second time, and is now in th.e-
bason, wilt much damage. The Swedish ship Har-
mony, Captain TotiQulsT, from Joffel to Cadiz,
struck the East pier this day, and is now riding at
the hack of the East head—one of her anchor flukes
was driven through her bows.
LIVERPOOL, DECEMIIER 18.

The Minerva, SKETCHLEY, from Nov York, which
was on shore at this port it as been got off ; the Esher,
Nl4MArriat, from St. Domingo, is on shore at Gals.
.ton, but expected to be got off.
London, England, 1815-12-20

MUSSELS, DECEMBER 1.5.

It is affirmed that by a Royal Decree which w;11
shortly appear, all public spectacles will br
during the Holy Week, the four great festivals in the
year, and on' the Corpus Christi and Assumption.
Such a regulation has been long called for by all
those who desired to see the Catholic religion sur-
rounded with the respect of the people.
The Swiss troops commanded by Colonel Ziegler,
have kit us and are gone to Holland.
London, England, 1815-12-20

those numerous sacrinces and the annihilation of a
miliporsien (only 250,000) and the unworthy part
of the present generation, will preserve future genera-
tions from the chains of Royal tyrants and the gib-
bets of Kingly executioners." Subsequently, Reax
defended, as public advocate, those who were accused
of the atrocious murders committed by the revolu-
tionary Committees of Nantz,Lyons, and Lavendee ;
and in 1795, still true to his creed, he published a
defence of Bonaparte's massacre of the inhabitants of
Park, in that year.
For this Pamphlet he was made, by the Corsican
Butcher', a Counsellor of State; and, in 1804, he
el...vated to the station of Director of French
oflice which the mild and virtuous FouctlE
h.,,! ju,t resigned. REAL continued from this period
to enjoy a high share of his Master's favour, and
during the late Usurpation, was made a Peer and
Senator.
London, England, 1815-12-20

rHEA IRE ROYAL, COVENT-OARDEN.

rHIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
t formed,
THE ORPHAN;
OR, THE UNHAPPY MARRIAGE.
Acas.o, Mr. FOE RTON ; Castaliu, Mr. C. KE .E ;
Polydure, Mr CONWAY ; Chummit, Mr. YOUNG.
Monimia, Miss O'NEILL;
Eeriaa, Miss ROYCE; Blur, lla, Miss SEYMOUR.
After
THE SLEEP-WALKER.

Somno, Mr. MATHEVT3.
To-morrow and Saturday, Smiles and Tears; or The
ow.' Stratagem.
On Friday, the Tragedy of The Orphan.
On "Itlesday next will be produced, for the first time. a Grand
'Jmie Pantnmime, called Harlequin and Fortunio; or,
and ThEn-tou.
London, England, 1815-12-20

LAUSANNE, DECEMBER S.

Huninguen looks now like a village surrounded'
with ruins and composed of a few streets draws at
right angles. It may make an agreeable appearance
when the ruins and the barracks a►e removed. The
environs of Basle are covered with bricks, and they
are continually bringing more. l'!:e quantity is so
great, that all the brick•kilns .of liable have left off
work, and it is not likely they will begin again for a
long time to come.

Every day new ruins. are sprung, which arc fre.l
quently attended with fatal accidenri; On the 25th,
a drummer, who was beating Ins droM to warn the
spectators to retire, was thrown down by the concus•
sion of the air. On the 30th, four mines were sprung
in less than two minutes : the explosion was so vio.
lent, that all the houses at Huninguen seemed to be
falling—all the windows were bt oken. Enormous
stones flew on every side. Another Austrian Ser.
jeant was killed ; an Officer had bir arm broken ;
several persons of both sexes were wounded.
London, England, 1815-12-20

PRIZES IN SI'ELING MONEY.

aVVIFT and Co. respectfully announce to the
Public the Scheme of the New Year's Lottery, which, in
:o•rpliatice with the general wish, has been homed upon the
oil principle of not Two Blank% to a Prize—and at the
4.1:11e time presents to adventurers :he following Grand Capita
2 Prizes of 25,000 Guineas in Gold,
2 Prizes of .C 20,000 Sterling Money,
t 1 Prizes of £5,000 Sterling Money,
10 Prizes of 0 ani C5OO,
. _ _

1.1 Prizes of £2OO, besides
8,645 Prizes of AIM. _EA, £24, Sze. &c.
Al.l. the above in Sterling Money, without any Fiztd Prize.
Ticket' and Shares arc selling at the Forttiti.tot• Offi-et,
Nu. 11. POCLTRY, I No 31, MARIA rR iltom-
IV, Can al NG CROSS, STRUT.
By the Public's most obedient Servants,
SWIFT and Co.
The Drawing will begin on Valenzine% Day, the 14th of
February, 18111.
London, England, 1815-12-20

A LLNUTT'S FRUIT LgZENGES, for Sore
Throats, Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. prepared aokly by the
Pi Thrietor, S. AILNUTT, Chemist,No 92,12ureiestreet,Port-
s. a, who begs leave to return thanks to the Public at large for the
very extensive Patronage while be has already received Is; hi-
ly useful Fruit Lozenge, and begs to assure them slut he
still continues to prepare them with thi: same sertapuloua .ate to
the medicinal virtue of the Run, which has obtained ter them so
distinguishei a reputatiun. In sore throats they have bre.l par.
titularly useful, the acid (which is solely from the black el.! rani)
tet.dittg greatly to allay inflammations; in turd thy couglis they
are likewise very beneficial, as they promote a (rev expectoration;
are perfectly harmleas to die mese &here constaut tons.

N. B. !Se careful to ask for " Allnutt's Fruit Lounges. l'hey
are sold In Buses at Is. I id. each, by the Proprietor, 92, Queen-
sti vet, Porters ; and also by Mr. Sanger (late Bacon*.) No. I So,
Oxford-street ; Barclay and Son, Fles.t-market ; Dutton anu Cn
B,w Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Edwards, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Butterfield, 173, Strand ; and Messrs. frt.!.
and Co. lilacknian-street, Borough, London ; and may be Also
rrocured from respectable Medicine Venders in the country.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPPRIS %It Y.
PA TRONIiill Royal Hlghntbs the Duke of YORE.

GOVCR Null 3.
Fart of Egreniont I John Latouche M. P.
Earl of Leitrim. CoL W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Cu!. J. Barry, M.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P.
Se R o tots --Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, 1 .onelon
riIHIS INSTITUTION, established for the excla.
sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL. DISEASES.
and their dreadful consequences, as Strictures, Debilities, Ulcera-
tions, &c. has to boast the cure of n* less than 2,000 Patients, an.
nually, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to Al years.
The early symptoms of Gonortheta anti Chancre are cured in
a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generative
organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here
more suc-essfully treated than out any other plan.
Mr. Klemm may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, gedford-square,
where Letters from Town and Country are to he addressed, and
the accessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to thy
tart of the kingdom.
This day was published, price 4s. boards, by F. Kiernan, a
cond and improved Edition, of a I'l.w/deal Treatise on the Ve-
t..real Disease and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co.
No. 20, Paternoster-row; Highley and Son, 174. hltet-street;
Callow, Crown-court, Soho; and by all other Book -.e11..r5.
London, England, 1815-12-20

1):•)RTSNIO'J DFCEMBER 19.

Arrived his Maje.ty's ship LARNE, fr-tn a cruize.
Sailtd his Majesty's snip ALotom, on a cruize.

DEAL, DECEMBER 19.

Came down from the River, the Earl St. Vincent,
Suirst, for Jamaica: William and Alfre.l, Mivs.
DALE, for Antigua ; Loyalty, BA I.I.IKGALL, fur At•
deira; Gainsburoligh, Avs•riloav, for Leglvirr. ;
Sappho, SLEIGH, fur Cork and Jamaica ; Regulus.
SMITH, for St. Helena ; his Majesty's ship SPRY, tor
the Cape of Good Hope, and remain in the Dots
with the outward-bound as befute.—Wind S. fresh
with rain.
London, England, 1815-12-20

VIENNA, DECEIVER 5.

By private letters from Servia, of the `_'oth N 'stem-
ber, affairs in that country seem to take a pacific
turn. The fortresses of Servia and Palanken, were
occupied by the Turks. The corps of 1'2,000 Ser.
vians, near Ostruschniza, was dissolved, and Soliman
Dacha, the ancient G.vernor of 11. !grad..., beheaded
near Negotin ; and the Servian nation had env.aged
to pay annually to the Porte 7000 purses, and in case
of war with a foreign power, to bring 13,000 men
into the fiLld.
TAVTM:IEI 8.

Yesterday the Wio ks of Art and Science, tl:e A.
tlytities, Scc. tecovered flora Palls, were replaced
with great ceremony, in the places to which they
belong.
London, England, 1815-12-20

.1. !Bun ~$-)t-;6

THEATRE •ROYAL, DRURY-I. ANE.
iOHM PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
Servants will perform the Comedy of
THE WILL.
Sir Solomon Critc, Mr. DOWTON;
Mandeville, Mr. POPE ; Howard, Mr. AE;
''er,tas, Mr. 'WALLACK ; Realize, Mr. LOVEGROVE;
Robert, Mr. KEN ; 6r•rvain, Mr EVANS.
Album Mandeville, Mrs. MARDYN;
Cicrly Cooley, Miss BOYCE.
To which will be added,
rI-IE MAGPIE ; or, THE MAID OF PALAISEAU.
To-morrow an,' Saturday, The Merchant of Iruges.
thi Friday, Lovers Vow,.
o l'utstlay, the Tragedy of George Barnwell; with (first
)a Grant:Comic Pantomime, called Harlequin and Fancy ;
, I I.r Poe. Last ;;Itilling.
London, England, 1815-12-20

BRUSSELS. DECEMBER 14.

Today there has at rived from Paris a convoy of
precious effects belonging to the King of Spain,
which Joseph Bonaparte had taken at the moment of
his retreat. The v.tlue of these effects is incalculable.,
They are entrusted to Colonel Miniussi, an officer in
the Spanish service, to accompany them to Antwerp
with a detachment of the English cavalry, whiny
they will be embarked for Spain.
Count Real, Counsellor of State under Bonaparte,
charged with the sec"nd Arrondissement of the Po-
lice of the Greta En,/,ire, has been here fop.some days.
Included in the Royal Ordinance of the 24th July,
he comes, like many others, to seek an asylum in an
hospitable country, where liberty, and great and ge-
ticrnis ideas, are wit vain words.

The list column of the 6th Prussian corps is ar-
rived in this city, which concludes the passage of
those troop. It seems we shall have here a garrison

composed of rational emit, and that it will be lodged
in barracks. •
London, England, 1815-12-20

MILFORD, DECEMBER 17.

Arrived the William Skeen, AvAvy, from Per-
nambucco, with cotton, for Liverpot.i ; the Maria,
licitom from St. John's, Newtoundlaud—in lat.
.55. 25. spoke the Francis, of Liverpool, from Lisbon
for Glasgow, with loss of sails and short n+ provisions:
Captain NICHOLS could only spare them A bag of
bread, having on board his ship 135 pissengers.—.
Arrived the Diligence, GKIFFIVIA, from Dublin ;
Sarah, BELL, from Rotterdam tor Liverpool ; M4rr
Ann, LUCAS, from Dandalk fur London ; Good In-
tent, HAM, from Plymouth lit Waterfoid ; Venus,
PKOPEKT, from Cork fur Milford; Piens" Mot.-
LARD, from Exeter for Liverpool, very leaky, and
part of bulwarks washed awal ; Ceres, EVANS, from
London in ballast; Sampson, HARRIb, from Fal-
mouth for Milford ; American ship Ann, HARRISON.
from Baltimore for Cork with cotton ;
schooner, Lieut. JACKSON, with stores Iron: Plytuouth
fer his Majesty's Dockyard in this port.

TO THE EIMfOR OF THE STAR.
Exeter, Dee. 14, ISIS.
SIR—As Peace has now taken pl4ce, and many
Officers will have nothing to depend upon but their
half-pay, I beg leave to offer an idea through your
respectable Journal, whereby relief may he afforded
without expence to the country. When a man of war
is paid off, the Warrant Officers, with a few mesh are
all that remain on board. Now the appointment of a
Lieutenant to each ship, to superintend those aboard.
would, I humbly conceive, neither be an injury to the
e ice nor ezpence to the country ; and the Offic.'r
would have a comfortable house, if I :any so spy: k,
for himself and tanuly, flee of rent and taxes. Yon
perceive the I.:mu:taint is not to have any thing mete
than his half pay. It is rrubable that tisme ut your
Readers may itnprsve upon this hint, and by insert-
ing the above, you wid oblige, Sir,
A CONSTANT READER.

CORN EXCNANGE, Duc. 20.-4lthough we have
had no arrivals since MondAy, we have no life in the
Wifeat irade, and very few salts have h.c.,1 made
day ; but prices are considerld nomin,:ly as or Mon-
day.--Barley is exceedingly heavy sAle, aiid 10, kirg
down.—Oats move off slowly, and are I.:tiler cheap( r.
notwithstanding the gitantity at m aka is but sm
—White Peas are 2s. per gust tor chi:Atm—ln of . r
Ain no alteration.

. -
London, England, 1815-10-12

•
FAMILY BIBLE.
sorIF.TY FOR PROMO FIN°CHKITIANKNOWLEDGE.
riIHE Public are respectfully informed, that a
NEW El.)ITION, on Superfine Royal Paper, is in the
Press. PART I. will be published early in November. with
Part Elven) of the Present Edition. Part Ten was published
early in September.
Sold (file the Society) by Rivingtom, St. Paul's Chttreh.yarti.
London, England, 1815-10-12

NeorAL INTELLIGENCE.

AIR. DIM • ARC Dtte.
Dublin • • • 0 1 Cadl2 r•.• 0 0
Waterford - . 1 2 Malta - - 0 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 France I - • 1 0
HuUand -- • 0 i Hamburg!' - 0 0
Gortenburgb • - 0 0 Flanders • • - it 0
Libtron - - 0 1 Corunna .- . 0 0
VAI.M3UTH, OCTOBER 9.
Arrived the Danish galliot Mercirins, frcm Rot-
terlim, bound to Lisbon; she is in, a ical:y.stAte and
must unload : also, the brig Prudent, PAGE, from
Copmhagen ; the Happy Maria, POPII ; Rich-
mond, JILEKINS, and Golden 'Fleece, limn London,
bound to Lisbon ; the latter vessel is put in, in con-
sequence of a leak in the wooden end. forward, which
is stopped, and it is expected she will sail agiin in
the course of the night.— Wind E. S. E.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER ti;
Arrived the Sally, BOAC, from Petersburg!). No
s:tiliugs.—Wind E.

DEAL, CCTOBER It.
Came down from the River
the SIR FRANCB DRAKE
store-ship, and sailed for Portsmouth. A II:et of
Transports remain in the Downs.—Wind
The Fortune, ZINMSR/41AN, from Harnhurgit to
Bourdeaux, put into Sheermsi on Tuesday leaky,
and proceeded to Chatham to repair.

CRAVE END, OC VOBER 11.
Arrived the Breda, buyer, troll Memel; Nicola, Alfred,
front Rotterdam; and Is rile! 'lca, blur. Danzig. Edda the ! he.
tis, Wilkie, for Antwerp; Vrow Margarita. Mette, fur Ostend;
Joseph and Ants, 11(10. William auk' Henry, Ihnsibry, and
RitllWell, Tate for Homburg's; Arive, Pidgto 1, for lidhstbag;
Archibald, Bourke, fur lfa:auuah;Appareocess, kr: Stott-WV-us.
London, England, 1815-10-12

PAMPHLETEER.
Tbis day is published, price 6s. ed.

THE PAMPHLE'CEER, NO. XL;
or,Record of thelest PAstrlll.xrs of the day : containing,
I. The Speech of the Chancellor of the Ex:Ampler in the
Committee of WAYS AND MOANS. [Altered and revised
exclusively for this Work.]
H. The iluonv r for int S. On.
111. AteItHICAN Encroachments on BRITISH Rights. By N..
A•rc ORSON. Esq. [A new Edition corrected.l
IV. An Historical Account of the Jean's's.
V. Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on the
Assnna or BREAD.
VI. An Inquiry into the RISC or Pate's bl'Eutnpe ; by A.
Yount), Esq. F. R. S. .
VII. On the Liscery or Tea PRESS; by M. Benj. H. de CON.
STAN. Translated exclusively for this Work.
VIII. On the COSIMU rATION or TYTNIS in Ireland; by Sir
H. B. Duster Bart.
IX. Report of the Committee of the House of Commons on
MAD.Housti in England.
X. An abridged Statement of the leading Transactions of the
BIIILK SOCIETY.
Sold by Gale and Fenner. and all other Bookseller.
••• A SECOND EDITION Of NO.I may be had to complete
im-
perfect Sets.
London, England, 1815-10-12

This day was published, in 3 Vol.. linno. price 18s. boards,

PHE PARIS SPECTATOR; or L'IIERMITE
de la CHAUSSEE-D'ANTIN. Containing Observations
upon Parisian Manners and Customs at the entumencement of tbe
Nineteenth Cr- Translated fr the VI

.entury. irons _ _tench.
By WILLIAM JERDA.N.
This lively and entertaining View of the State of Society in
Paris, at the most eventful period of its annals, obtained great
celebrity.itt that City, and has been unanimously accorded a high
rank among the periodical productions of French literature. The
amusements, amtoyances, pleasures, and discomforts of a Paris
fashionable life, are sketcled with a humorous and witty hand ;
nor has there veer issued from the press of that country, a more
animated and close imitation of our own exquisite Spectator.
Prilved for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1815-10-12

MIDDLESEX,
NORFOLK,
SUFFOLK (exchrtive of Landgr:ard Fort and its Dependencies).

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day
of November next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and mark.
ed, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office
on or before Wednesday the 25tb day of October next (but none
will be received after twelve o'clock on that day), aed if sent
by post, the postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for each County, and each
Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender
properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging
to become hound with the Party tendering, in the amount
stated in the printed Particulars. for the due performance of the
Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed units made on a
printed Tender, and the price Expressed In. Words at length ;
and should it so happen, that during the continuance of the Con-
tract, no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the County,
the expense of the Contract and, Bond, paid le the first Instance
by the Contractor, to be refunded to hiss by the Commissary
in Chief.

iartlcebn of the Contracts ay be, bad upon application at
this Office, between the Loons of eleven and five.

CONTRACTS FOR STRAW.
CoMmissary in Chief's Office,
London, 7th October, 1815.
WANTED for the Barracks in the under-men-
tioned Counties in South Britain, for the Barracks in
North Britain, and in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Al-
derney, ma Quintities of Strait, for filling paillasses as may
from tint, to time be required by the respective Barrack Masters
for the time being. •
The Deliveries m commence on the lit of November nett, and
to continue until the 31st of October following.
Proposals, made separately for each County in South Britain.
for the whole of the Barracks in North Britain, also for the whole
of those of tke three Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney,
'sealed up and marked, " Tender for Straw," will be received
at this Office until twelve ,'dock on Tuesday, the 24th instant ;
but so Proposal will be noticed unless made on, or annexed to,
a printed Particular and the prices inserted in words at length ;
nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Prop6sal from a person
of known property engaging to become bound with the party
tendering for the due perfortnance of the Contract.
If Emden are sent by Past, the Postage must be paid.
Particulars of the. Contracts may be had ma application at this
Once between the bouts of eleven end live ;_to Deputy Commit
Gary General Young, Ltlinburgh ; Deputy
Cos,e, Guernsey ; and Deputy Cosnr
larsi I.
COUNTIES.
Hunts.
Isle of Man
Isle of Wight
Kent
Lancaster
Middlesex
Not folk
Newt hamron
Northumneriand
Non itlham

r-Genersi Wright,

Berta
Citrate/
Cornwall (inetang
Sadly)
Cumberionsi
Devon
AVIP•I
Durham
Essex
Hants

Somerset
Suffolk
Surrey
Sussrx
Wirwlek
Wilts
York
North Britlitt
I.isnds of Guernsey.
t rsry, Alderney.
London, England, 1815-10-12

C.IPIWIN WRIGII7I

LIEGE, OCTOBER I.—The Gazette of this town
contains the following letter :
4 4 I have read in the General Gazette of the Ne-
therlands, an article from the Ghent Journal concern-
ing the unfortunate Captain Wright, the aulor of
which is greatly deceived as to the facts. I was a
prisoner in the Temple when this political murder
war COMM itted, and the following are the correct
ClieUTOStatiCcS
" On the evening .preceding the day before that on
which the Captain was murdered, Savary, Napoleon's
first Aid-de-Camp, and surnamed his right hand,
came with some gendarmes to make a rigorous in.
spection of that ten ible prison, of which he had the
special superintendence, even independent of the Mi-
nister—' Retire to your apartment,' was the order
given to the prisoners on Savary's arrival. Captain
Wright's room was searched ors.i.well as the rest. The
object of the examination was to discover some pre-
tended correspondence with England, which however
was not found.
" Next day there was a new search, by three
agents ut t'..:e Police, escorted by two gendarmes, but
merely in Captain ‘Vriglit's room. This proceeding'
had doubtless very much irritated that brave officer,
ter we hem d him uttering imprecations against Bona-
parte and the savage tyranny of his Police. Towards
midnight Ow ruffians cut his throat with a T./WT.-
111 j were believed to be the same persons who
strangled l'i,;!kegt...t. " HLNOUL, Advocate.
" P. S. l shalt ore. day give more particular de-
tails respectio6 Corse State murders."
London, England, 1802-07-19

BA NKRUPT IN IRFLAND.

Henry Pilkingron, of GI alugh, county Nlona,bao. thnp-
keeper, to lurrentler the 2e,t6 and 25,..1t intLni, and 26th
AuZuft.

SEQTESTRATIONS, :cc. IN SCOTLANII
Creditors of Gutty, M•Donahl, and Co. bofiera Glafiow, to
meet in It% thortifon's, vintner, the lyth July, to k-,tve
ftruAlons to the trotter.
Creditors of Ifaac Slack, innkeeper in Ecelefeehan, to meet in
his boort! on 6th of Auguft, at twelve o'clock at noon, to n.-
crier a dividend.
James Greenfldelis, merchant in Ghfgow, has applied to the
Court of SofEon for a difcharge.
Mr,. Agnes Buchanan, Mkt of James Smyth, merchant,Glaf.
goy, has applied to the Court of Scffion fur a dircharlte-
James and Thomas Mill, corn and cattle dealers, Illabank, to
bc examined in the Sheriff Court Ft iiein of Forfar, on 17th
July and ad Anyuit, at twelve o'clock at noon. Creditors
to meet in A. Warden'o, vintner, in Myth, on :he 3d of
Anglin:, at twelve o'clock, to give infirm:lions to Edward
Warden, writer, in Cupar-Angus, the trusts —Clangs to
Le lodged on or Isidore the 7th of March.
John Rallton,tanner in St.Ninitin's,tobeexamined in the Sheriff
Court-hall of Stirling, on the 16th and lath July, at twelve
o'clock-Creditors to meet in Sawyer's Inn, ht. Niuton's, of
the 31ft July, lame hour, to Utiles.% George Mown, writer
in St. Ninian'i, the truftee.—Claitos to be giv.n in on or be-
fore 4th March.
Chapman, Cochran, and Co. merchants in Rtes( awes, to be ex-
amined in the Court-lull of the Tollnalth aid
July and tth Augufi, at one o'clock.-e-Cn uttors to meet in
the Black Bull Inn there on 6th Augult, at twelve o'clock,
to inftruel David Kay, the truitcc.—Chlnas to be lodged on
or before unit March.
Creditors of William and Robert Wilfons, Merohants and Mao
nut ufttirers at Scafield, near Dundee, to stiei t in A. Mor.
Ten's, vintner in Dundee, on the 18th of Augult. at tr give
o'clock noon, to fee a Rate of the bankrupts affairs, and ipe.
diredlions to the ttuftee. No divid.nd..

Crcvicors of John Uric, Farina anti:Cattle-dealer, at Old Pa-
per Mill of Cathcart, to meet in the office of M'Fari.ine and
writers in Glalguw, on the 4th of Auguft, at one
•
o'clock afternoon, to receive their dividends.
John .Anderfon, Manufadturer in Perth, to he examined in
the Sheriff Court-room there, 22d July and 7th Auguß, at
twelve o'clock noun...--Crediton to meet in the George Inn
there, on the 9th Augult, at twelve &clot*, to hattruet
Alexander Paul, the trultec..--Clainn to be In on or
before laid meeting.

. .
- BIRTH. • ' •
On Saturday morning, the Lady of C• ißobinfon, Efq. of
Epfeni, of a fon.

MARK I ED.

The t7th init. at St. Pancras Church, the Rev. Edw. Wlgley,
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to Mifs Hale, only
daughter of the late Thomas Hale, lA. of Cuildford-lireet.
1.7.t51y, at Mary-la-bonne Church, Mr. Thomas Blake. of
Glmteefter-place, Mary-la-bohne, to fvlifs Atkinfon, of Greet
Oen-ftreet,
n Saturday mornhig, at the Church of St. Mary-la-bonne.,
Dr. Thomas Trotter, Phylician in Netvcaftle, to hill, Everitt,,.
only daughter of the late Capt. M. T. Everitt, who was killed
in the action with la Prudente frigate, in t 7 791
London, England, 1802-07-19

iJI ).

On Saturday morning, Mrs. Steel!, wife of Robert Stec%
Efq. of Finibury-fquare.
On the 28th March lait, on board the Sir Stephen Lithington
Indiaman, Wm. Douglas, Efq. Ctc Servant or t!:e haft, India
Company, on the Reuss' Eftairlitbmein, for near ;• years.
At his hot& at Millais Startford, Hens, Ralph Winter.
Efq. aged 63.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW
Morning 3S minutes after $
-Afternoon 32 odium. after
London, England, 1802-07-19

PORTSMOUTH, JULY t!.

day arrived the Tweede. Captain Rocheiter ; and the
Ann, I lwehinfon, from Sanderland,—Sailed the Stirling sun-
vt ffel for Irtland.--Yelierday arrived the Nelfon, Donald, from
Havre ; and the John and Mary. Parrin, from Dungarran.

YARMOUTH, JULY t 7.
. This morning arrived the truizir and Ferrite: gun-brigs
from a cruise; the Ferriter and Cruiser are under failing
er,kll, to cruise off Cromer after fmuggiers.—The Amazon
frigate is waking here to take ao Ambaffador to Stockholm,
Mao is expedtd to be here in the courfe of nest week.-. A-
rrived the George. —, from the eaftward -.-Upwards of
l:03 fail of Merchantmen remain wind bound in theft !toads.
No packet has yet arrived from Cuxhaven.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1802-07-19

ENGL:SH LOTTERY.

SWIFT and Co. No. tt, Poulin, London, and
at their Ofilc,ts in aloft of the principal towns, have no
We Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, 'Ai& conbilns
only aapoo Tickets, and begins drawing the zd of Auguft next
Forty theufand Pounds hays been paid within the laft fix
months, to the Holders of fortunate Tickets and Shares, at the
Office of Swift and Ca Poultry, London, where the lad Capt.
tal Prize ever drawn, was fold to Shares.
Letters anfwered—Schemes gratis —No frith Lotteries.
London, England, 1802-07-19

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE

LLPerfons in the Po&Ilion of Incomes,atiling
ha- from Freehold, Copybold, Leatehold Metes, In Lana
or Routes, Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage See-
dements, Wioows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church
Livings, or any other certain incotne for Life, may be fupphtd
with temporary or permanent Sums of Money to any amount,
by paying Annuity intercit for the fame.
The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heir;,
may be accommodated on their perfonal (murky ; and in any
initance, where the finLlc fecurity of an individual may be
deemed infuffieent,the addition of another perfon to guarantee
the payment of the interat, will remove the objection and In
all cafes, privilege will be given to the Public, to return the
principal at their own option.

. .
Perfonal application; will be received every day till Four
o'clock, and Letters from Correfpondenta in town and country,
(poll paid) will be immediately anfwured, addreffed to the Di-
reCtor of the Knighttbedge Bank, at his town-houfe, No. 11„
Lower John-ltreet, Golden-fquare.
London, England, 1802-07-19

CORN MARXRTS.

MARK-LANE, JULY T.
For the advanced feafon of the year we had a
very large fupply of Wheat, which has been ge.
nerally bought at the fame terms as this day week
aria trifle more forifuperfine qualities.—Flour very
good, 555. per fack, and a bra fale.—Fine Bar
ley, as well as heft Malt, quickly obtain higher
prices, as will be noted by our Currency..—.
Oats and Beans are each from is. to 2s. higher.—
Hog Peas and Boilers have no alteration.—Canary
Seed looks up, and fo does Rape Seed and Cori.
ander.—General Prices as under :

Englifh Wheat, per quarter, 465.525. 68s. to 70s.
very fine 725.
Fine Dantzic Wheat, 665. 7os.
Rye, 3zs. 345.
Barley, 20$. z6s.-(Malting) 335. 365.
Malt, 465. 525. 545.
Oats, tBs. 215. 245. 6d.
Horfe Beans, (New) 3os. 355.
Tick Beans, (New) 295. 322. 6d.
Hog Peak, 305. 345.
Boilers, 345. 38s. 395.
Carraway Seed, 365. to 425. per cwt.
Coriander, 3os. to 365. per cwt.
Canary, 86s. to 9os. per cwt.
Rape Seed, 341. to 381. per lalt.
Flour sas. 555. per fact:.
ramie Tut RONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, JILT Iv.
Average price of Corn in England and Walca, from the Ras
isms aiding the loth of July, 1803.

Wheat. r Rye. Barfey..l Oats. I Beans. I Pee&
s. d. s. 1. s. AL s. AL s. d 4.
66 to 42 8 30 4 19 4 33 9 35 0
The average Price ef Sugar, computed from the Returns
made in the week eitdia; the 14th of July, is 37a. peg
hundred weight.

PRICZS OF ORAIN, AT THE FOLLOWING mmtitzTs.

IdosiN•rroxt.—Wheat 64.
Barloy 24$ od to 30$ od I
Oats 20S od to.2ss od

cd to Its od per %arum
Beall{ 3cp old to 366 od
Peale ops od to oos

Mainati•tao.---Wheat 68s ad to 761 od per quarter,
Barley 303 od to 33$ od 1 Beans 341 ad to 36s od
dOats 21$ to 25! od Peak 4os od to 42$ od
N6waray.—Wheat, ass. od. to 716.01 per Quarter.
Barley das 6d to ass al 1 Beans 3os od to 381 ad
Oats 186 04 to 286 od Peak 356 Od to 361 of
HenLey.--Wlteat 45s od to 736 ad per Quarter.
Barky oos od to 3os d I Beans 33$ od t 366 6d
Oats 166 od to 261 ad Peak oas ad to aoa c6l
Itz.taisio.—Wheat 565. od. to 750. od. per. gllarter.
Batley as 6d to 336 ad I Bans 361 04 to 38t od
Oats ils od to 283 ed Peak 38$ ad to aos ad

At Warraintler Market, nn Saturday 10.11, the
prices 'of Corn were as follow : Wheat, by eke
quarter, 31. 4s. to 31. ios. Barley, al. as. to 11. so►
Oats, 19s, to 11. is. Beans, 11. Oa. to al. as.