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London, England, 1814-09-13

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

GHENT,

Prince Ernest Arenberg, who commands the
Belgic troops in the military district, of which this
city is the chief place, has arrived here from Beiges.
He taken up his lodgings in the house of the
Sub intendant.

Yesterday evening, between four and five hundred
men of the English Guards came from Ostend; they
are going to brussels;
. _ _ _ _

Hanoverian battalions which are here are
those of Ctlenberg, Nienbourg, Hoyer and Benttrim
—they amount to 3000 men.

HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 4.

In consequence of the recovery of our colonies, his
Royal Highness has ordered a irodysof troops to be
raised to take possession of them. The first expedi-
tion is destined for the East Indies.

HANOVER, AUGUST 26.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has ap.
pointed his Excellency the Minister of State and of
the Cabinet, Count Munster, Hereditary Marshal of
the Country, with a salary of six thousand rix &Ram
Count Kelmansegg is appointed Commandant of the
troops of the Hanoverian Landwehr, retaining his
office of Chamberlain. Major. General Alten, of the
English Hanoverian Legion, is promoted to the rank
of Lieutenant-General and Commander of our troops
in Brabant.
The travelling equipage of his Royal Highness
the puke of Cumberland has arrived here ; his Roy 4
Highness is expected every hour.
London, England, 1814-09-13

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTgMBER IL

Arrived his Majesty's ship SURLY frail a cruise,
and the Bure, HARRIS, bound to Oporto. Sailed his
Majesty's ship FAME for Chathar..—Wild E.

_
DEAL, SEP TIMBER is.
Sailed this morning several blerchAntmea for the
Thanes, and for different ports in Holland : they
have been detained some time by the string N. E.
winds. Also sailed, the whole of the transports
'bound to Harwich and from thence to Ostend} et-
cept the Nautilus, there not being sufficient water for
her to go into the latter port until the Spring tides.
Sailed the Swift East India packet for the River,—
Came down from the River the Glantanner, LauD,
for Gibraltar- .

Five o'Clock.—The wiad has got round again to
the N.E. and most of the transports have put back.
HARWICH, SEPTEMBER IL
Arrived the Betsey, Korea, in ballast, having lost
an anchor and cable. Sailed the Leicester packet
with a Mail for Cuxhaven, and the Active packet
with a Mail for Gottenburgh.— Wind N.E.
London, England, 1814-09-13

SCHONEN, AUGLTSf so.

The Crown Prince of Sweden will speedily set eat
for the Congress of Vienna ; he will take. Hamburgh
in his way.

DRESDEN, AUGUST ii.

Yesterday was a memorable day for oar city,
exactly a year having elapsed since, on the 10th at
August,lBl3, Bonaparte having received the alarm-
ing assurance that Austria had declared against him,
anticipated by five days the celebration of what RAS
called the fete of Napoleon. On that occasion 441,(100
French Guards dined publicly with the Sam Gre-
nadiers in the great square of the city ; and in
the evening, it was endeavoured to astonish cv ry
body by magnificent fire-works on th • Etbe. What
a revolution has taken place within the short period
of a year !
On the same day, the French Envoy, Serra, gave
a dinner to the Saxon Ministers; on the front of his
house, which was illuminated, was the following in.
scription—Restost majors fzer antis I Yesterday, in the
same house, and about the same hour, was held a
numerous Meeting for the establishment of a Bible
Society for all Saxony, at which an Englishman of
the name of Pinkerton, now on a mission t 3 Saint
Petersburgh, presented £5OO for the purchase of
Bibles for all religions sects, and in a speech endea-
voured to promote the cause of GOD and of Truth.
London, England, 1814-09-13

FROM SWITZERLAND, AUGUST N.

A French Commissary, named Delaure, has, in
pursuance of an order from the Prefect of the Upper
Rhine, entered the district called Buntrut, with a
detachment of troops, and taken possession of it for
France. This measure, however, must have origi.
!wed in a mistake, as the treaty of peace restored
the boundaries to the status quo of the Ist cf Jan.
1792, and the occupation of the Buntrut by the
Fr. nch first took place in May, 1795.
. Count Andelan, Provisional Governor of the
Bishopric of Basle, has, in the name of the Al ies,
protested against this unjustifiable seizure ; and tlse
affair will either be remedied at Paris, or must be
brought before the Congress of Vienna.
London, England, 1814-09-13

rbir.4l: INTALLIGENIM

FALMOUTH, SIPTEMBER to.
Seven colliers, from Wales toWatertOrd and Corl,
have been taken and sunk, within the last fortnight,
by American privateers.
No arrivals but two coasters. Sailed his Majesty's
store-ship Weymouth. for Plymouth, and the Jotin
and Sally, SWZETIKOHAM, for Plymouth.
London, England, 1814-09-13

eoNvoys.

The Ship-owners and Merchants throughout the
Island seem far from satisfied with the assurances that
have been given them by Mr. CIOKER, that their in,
terests are fully protected. /at a Meeting held at
Glasgow a few days ago, it was resolved that a Me.
morial should be presented to the PRINCE REGENT on
this subject. A Meeting of the Merchants, Ship-
owners, and Underwriters at Greenock was held on
Saturday, to consider of the propriety of petitioning
his ROYAL HIGHNESS respecting adequate protection
to their property—the result has not yet reached us.
The principal Merchants and Ship-owners of Bristol,
so Lir from being satisfied with the letter last issued
by Mr. Caonsit, have (fifty-five in number) signed a
Requisition to the Mayor to convene a General Meet-
ing 4, to take into consideration the present unpro-
tected state of our Maritime Trade," *c. In conse-
quence of which Requisition the Mayor appointed
'ruesday (this day) for such Meeting. The result
shall be laid before our Readers.
London, England, 1814-09-13

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, S,.ptem4. r 7, 1814.
THE
.COMMITTER of SHIPPING of
COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY'
of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to ibe EAST
INDIES, do heresy give Notice,
That the Committee will be ready to receive Propasals in
writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst., front such
Persons as may be willing to build in the River Thames, two
HOYS of the burthen of about 67 Tons, for the Service of the
said Company.
The Tenders, with the words " Tender to build lloys," to he
severally sealed up and left with the Clerk to the slid Committee,
at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 21i: instant, be-
yond which hour no 'render will be received.
JOSEPH DA !?T, Asshtant-Srcretary.
The proposed dimensions and other particulars, may be known
upon application to Captain Joseph Boulderson, • the Company's
Master Attendant at this Howe.

BIRTHS
bet the 4th instait,'at•DrunuLeugh, the Right Honourable the
Countess of Moray; of a- son.
-WednesAay, o Winchester, the -Lady et Sir HearyllJasisfi
Bart. i.f a son and heir.
• Saute day, in thu Circus, Bath, the Lady if Dr. Crawford,
ofa son.
At his house, in the Crescent, Bath, the Lady of T. G. Eat-
court, Esq. M.P. of a daughter.

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THEATRE ROYAL, DR(
THE Public Are respectfully in
TiIEA TRE, the inserter of which
able Alterrions' with entirely new I
OPEN, for the Season, nu SA ORD
17, 18144 when their Mapsty's Servant
Indy of
THE RIVAL
AND. A PAVOURrTE EN TE
As will be eat rased id future
- Doors te be opened it half-past Five
10 begin at half-past Six precise,.
Boxes and Pisces to be taken of Me. S
Russel-street, front Ten till Four, and
Prhate Box :Nth:lY).
Boxes, 71 —Sccoud Price, 31.6 d. Pit
so, Lower Gallery, 11.---Secood Price,
.—Second Price,4sd.
London, England, 1814-12-03

DEAL, DECEMBER 2.

Arrived the SWA cutter from a cruize, and
'he Fortitude transpoit will invalid soldiers from
Portsmouth. Came down from the River the Lady's
Adventure, BLACKEY, for America. Sailed the
Mt R-
CURIUs gun-brig on a crnize, and the Panther French
frigate for Rochelle. Wind N.
London, England, 1814-12-03

MILFORD, NOVEMBER so.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship MYRTLE from
Cork, SEALARK schooner, and the NIMBLE cutter,
with a fleet of transports and eoastek a under convoy.
The Hope, COLLINS, on the 28th instant, south-west
of this harbour, picked up a piece of boom and a
Ipiece of main-sail, of a vessel of 70 or 80 tons burthen,
at the same time saw some casks and pieces of wreck.
The same day, off Milford Islands, was picked up by
some fishermen, a writing desk, supposed to belong
to Captain GRAHAM, of the 23d Regiment of Welch
Fusileers—there was a cheque in the desk drawers on
Messrs. ROBERT PHILLIPS and STA RRACK, Ixtokers,
Milford, dated in February, 1813 ; also a letter 'rom
a Gentleman in London, addressed to Captain G—,
Gosport, September, 1814 ; there were also leases, ur
copies of leases, and a copy of a Will, in the desk.
London, England, 1814-12-03

VICTUALLING °MCI, Ds:. 2, 1814.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY', NAM; do her* give Noti.e,

That on FRIDAY, the 16th ir.stant, they will be ready t. re-
ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Persons
as will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may be
required for the we of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at
' PLYMOUTH,

TORBAY,
DAiri MOUTH,
FALMOU EH,
YARMOUTH, LYNN, and Wells, in the
County of Norfolk,
-
MARGATE,
DOVER ROAM, ind
NEW R 0N4.191Y ;
(0* separate Contracts) for Tbrebre Months certain frnm the Ist
of January to the 3tat of December, 'St 5, inch:rive ; to be paid
for by Bids, payable with interest, Mnety day atter date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be step at the secretary's
Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. Miller, Agent for
the Victual' ng ac Plymouth ; to the Collectors of his Majesty's
Customs at Dartmouth and Falmouth, respectively ; to Mr. loan
Crockfori, at Yarmouth; and to Mr. Thomas Russell, Agent for
Victualling at Dover.
No regard will be had to• any Tender in which the price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board befpre one o'clock oil the said Frioay, the pith in.
scant, nor untes, the Person who makes the Tender, or same
Person an his behalf,attende to answer when called for.

Each Tender meet also be accompanied by a Leiter tired by two re:-
possible Persons gaga:Caste 11/4tonte bawd uith the Party teadsriagsia
the penal sum of ACtUOu, for the dice performance of the Contrac'e at
Plymouth and Torbay, avel of 41500 for sash of the tan C miracle.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATEIfr.
ROYAL ANTI - ATTRITION - COMPOSI-
'PION, instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the
Effects of Friction in ritearn-engines, Machinery, Mills, Car.
rages, Coaches, Waggons, Cars, &c. Instead of Copper for
Ships' Bottoms, 'far, Pareeltue, and Service for Rigging, or ser-
vice for Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or Iron from Oat ;
Wood or Wooden Buldings from the Dry• Rot ; and by the use
of which the Public save in all cases not Ism than three hundred
per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, time and labour: "
Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-L:l4ns, near the
Admiralty, London; and, by their appointment at most Sid j
Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, libraries, Stationers, 1)
o
gists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Ca .1
Coachmakers, innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-uflices, Oil and
Colour-shops, Sealers, anti Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,
in boxes, price 2r. 6d.; 51.6 d. ; 10s. 6d.; One litanies, and Two
Guineas each. .
The smallest size Box contains a Quantity suficlent to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriage Four times, with which it will roe 'tip-
, wards of Six 'Thousand Miles, audit will answer in dap Wile
prcrotioo for all oclier kinds of work. .
London, England, 1814-12-03

NEW NAGS.

61 Cs to BI 8$

.......
:fusses 61 N to 71 7s
Essex 81 Os to 91 Os

PRICE OF
St. James's Market Ss ed
Clare Market - Od
Whitechapel Market Ss 51
per stone of nlb
Grave' 20s o.l—Good
Yellow Soap, Om—Mottled,
Price ut Candles per doz.

TALLOW,

Itown Tallow 941. Od
Yellow Russia ud
White ditto 84s od
I Soap ditto uls od
Dregs 10a Od.
110s—Curd, 114s—Palm, 00s.
Ifs Od—Moulds, 13s 61.

RAW HIDES.
Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2s Od to Ss 4d.
stone) - Ss 0,1 to 3s 4d Market Calf 1 ts.eaeli.
Middling; 24 lid to 2s 8d Eng Horse 16s to 193.

PRICE OF LEATHER IN
Butts, 50 to 56ibs 2.3c1 21141
Ditto, 5G to 661bs 27d 281
Merchants Backe el id 22111
Dressing Hides 20d 21d
Fine Coach Hides 21d 22td
Crop Hide, for cat. 214 d 220
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs. 22id 24#d

.EADEN HALL- REE
Calf Skin+, SO to 401bs sod 3941
Ditto 50 to 70Ibi Sad 11241
Ditto 70 to 801bs 34d 39d
Small Seals Greenland sad 40d
Large ditto, per doz. 120 s 180 s
Tanned Horse Hides 214 SOs
Goat Skins 1 s 501

COUNTRY MARKETS.
OXFORD, Dec. le—Price of a bushel of Wheat, 9s. 6}i.
The Qtlartorn Loaf, 'lid.
UxIIIIDOL, DEC. 1.-,-Wkeat per load £l9 Os. to £2l cos—
Barley, pen:purer 36. to 394. Oats 2.4 s to Sls. Beans 34s
to 486. Peas 471 to sOv.
Norwich market, on Saturday, was very abundantly supplied
with ali descriptions of grain, and the prices wore, Wheat 30s to
335. Barley 15s to 17s. Oats !Seto 14s per coomb. There was a
very large and extensive Cattle Market, chiefly Galloway. and
runts; they sold well at £l3 to XIS per head. The pens were
full as usual, and no great alteration in the price of Sheep. Ordi-
' nary and draft Horses sold ♦ery cheap. Pigs dear.
At Band Fair, on Tuesday last, there was a larger show of
lusty country beasts than for many years past, which were nearly
all bought up by the Kentish hup-planters, to be put on oil. cake,
at from 4s. to Js. per atone.

COAL-MARKET, DECEMBER 2.
Ships at Mallet Ships bold. Price.
S 4 Newcastle -79 i - .51c. 9d. to e:t4.. 31.
25 Sondesland - 444 - .5s 9i. to G.% od.
I Cinders - - 1 - 4 :s. od. to 00: C,l
London, England, 1814-12-03


On Monday, the 2d of January, 1815, will be published,
price 2a. No. I. of
ANEW LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled the
BRITISH LADY'S MAGAZINE. To be continued

Monthly.
Greatness of mind, and nobleness, their seat
In Ittit Idveliest. Witvrels.
The above is to be considerelps an attempt to supply the
more cultivated and intellectual order of Females, with a com-
prehensive Journal, in which an effort will be made to combine
the light and elegant associations that are more peculiarly femi-
nine, with a Ins attention to the progression of the higher depart-
ments of Literature, of Morals, and of general Inform Lion.
Pinned for i. Souter, Wo. I, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1814-12-03

FRENCH PAPERS.

HAVRE, NOVEMBER 25.
Last night some travellers brought us the intelli-
genze that foreign refined sugars would continue to
' be prohibite.l as they have been for the last twenty
years. This intelligence diffused a joy truly patriotic ;
and although our locality was perhaps interested in
the admission of refined sugars, since we were in the
habit of receiving numerous cargoes, the public spirit,
which in France flows from reason, stifles all indivi-
dual interest : 'every one feels that it is advantageous
to our Colonies, our manufactures, and to a large
mass of industrious men, to reserve to the grench re-
finers the privilege of feeding their fellow Citizens,
and of giving work to a great number of families.
If the price of loaf sugar rises for the moment, it is
evident that the rivalship of our refiners will restore
the prow equilibrium ; that the clayed. sugass will
supply the want of the refined, aad that the people
will content themselves, as heretofore, with raw sugar
and molasses ; that in two months we shall receive
the first cargoes from our own Island, and that by
And by the raw material will become abundant. It
may, therefore, be concluded that our sugar refi-
neries, by increasing in number, will of themselves
invite purchasers, by lowering the prices.
England, formerly our rival in industry, now our
model, has maintained for centuries her system, which
has raised her to the rank of the first Commercial
Power. She has reserved all the profits of workman-
ship for her manufactures, by excluding from her
consumption all the productions of foreign manufac-
tures: By imitating her, France ought to find at
least the same results, since her population furnishes
her with twice as many arms to employ, and conse-
quen:ly more than double the number of consumers.
Tire prohibition of foreign refined sugars has this
adv ►ntage, *that it tranquillizes all the trench manu-
facturers, and that many capitalists will now confi-
dently form establishments, since our national indus-
try will continue to be favoured.
London, England, 1814-12-03

tNa AR Mr.

The 2d of November being the Anniversary of the
Duke of Kvvr's 'birth, was. celebrated oy the Offi-
cers of his Royal Highness's 3d Battalion stationed
it Cork, who pave a splendid dinner to the General,
Staff, and Field-Officers of the Garrison.
All.the letters from Canada are full of complaints.
Major-General KEJIPT is returned home, and Major-
General BRISBANE was also desitouc of returning,
and did not obtain leave.

Saturday the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion marched
into Canterbury Barracks, from Chatham.
Wednesday the Duke of Batts:swim Oats' regi-
ment marched from the King's Barracks, Ipswich, on
their route for Norwich. Same day four troops of
the sth Dragoon Guards, came into Ipswich from
die 'it se Barracks, Norwich.
F Autrey. transports, having on board part of the
Ist reginvicitt of Dragoon Guards, arrived at Bristol
rnr TUes4.l., Y' from Conc. The transports were all
inoorLd in die Cuml.crland Basin, where the troops
were landed. The Scotch Greys arrived at Bristol
on Friday, from Exeter, to embark in the above
transports for Ireland. Both men and horses of
this crack regiment are of most formidable appearance,
and are considered the finest cavalry regiment in
Eutope.

NAVAL !NIA
MAI
ALL. DUE
Dublin - - 1 0
Waterford - 2 0
Guernsey & Jersey 1 0
Holland 0 2
Heligoland - 0 0

RLLIGENCR.

Alll4 DUI
. 1 0

I.hlas
Cadiz

Malta
Frnice

O 0
- - 0 0
O 1
0 1

liamborgh

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 30.

Arrived the Lady Arabella packet with a Mail
from Lisbon, in 12 days; his Majesty's ship GOLD.
FINCH from Plymouth, with orders to take the ships
now here for Portugal and the Mediterranean, to the
convoy at Plymouth, assembling under protection of
his Majesty's ship MEANDER. Sailed the Blucher
packet with a Mail for Gibraltar and M•+lta. Put
back his Majesty's ship CONQUEST with her convoy,
bound to Wales.—Wind N.N.W. flesh gales.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBPR Q.
Arrived from the Downs his Majesty's ships
DAPHNE, HOPE, FAVOURITE, WRANGLER, CLORINDE,
and GROWLER. Also arrived the Moreland for Ja.
ma ca, and joined convoy; the Orpheus, and the
General Ralfels, for the Cape and Isle of France ;
the Bulmer transport, and several o•hers. Went out
of harbour his Majesty's ship CEPHALM Sailed at
last, under convoy of his Majesty's ships SwiFTsung.
ARAXES, DRAKE, and REDWING, with the Thaffilo and
Tortoise store-ships, the whole of the West India
Fleet, consisting of upwards of 220 sail. Also sailed
several ships for Plymouth, to join the MEANDER'S
convoy, for Spain, &c.—Wind N.E. •
London, England, 1814-12-03

LORD NELSON AND LADY HAMILTON!

This day were published, in 2 vols. eves. extra bils. price ;Ct. is.
r' HE LETI'ERSof LORD NELSON to LADY
11.11141.1.T0N% with a Supplement of Interesting Letters
by other distinguished Characters, paricul irly sir William Ha-
milton—Hon. Charles Crevnle—Earl of Bristol—Lord Nelson's
Father—Earl Nel•on—Earl St. Vincent, &e. &c.
London : Printed for Thomas Lovewell and Co. and.sold by
all 13ooksellers.
Extracts from the Edinburgh Revie•.v.
" Even the prir-- habits of such a man as Lard Naomi,

ovate
they are evidenced, as in the present ins ante, by the undoubted
testimony of his own Letters, ate matter of History, and must
pass as such into the records of the age."
" The Letters of Lord Nelson, now published, exhibit the
picture of a warm, affectiuna a, sad gen.-rons nature—little un-
ifier the gullance of reason, -not at ail controuled by prudence,
giving way to every gust of feeling or passion, and prone to pour
Neo, without ths lead restraint, the moot hearty expressions of
{hi OsetlaSsisio tbst.fetspite k."—Edinburgh Review, Sept. lit 1.

*hen

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on Strictures, Gleets, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal
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London, England, 1814-12-03

MARR lED.

Wednesday, George Johnstone Hope, Esq. Rear-Adnifral or
the P.M, and ore at the Lei& of the Atlroiraty, to the
Miss Kuwaiti], sister to Lord Kit- main!.

1)u :D.

Tuesday, Mr. Bogard, of Goodge-street, Tottenham-court-
read, aged 72.
e girth uTt. Ted 87, Mrs. Hannah Potter, of Prospect-place,
012 Brontoton, relict of Hanhory Potter, Esq. of the Treasury.
The 25th instant, at Keasitistnn, I.'entenattit Francis Hale, of
the 22c1 Light Dragoons, eighth son of the late General haw
Hale of the Plantation, Yorkshire.
The 2:ld ult. aged 7:t, at Costesseysitall, Norfolk, Charles ler-
ningliam, Esq. a General Officer in the service of his Most Cluis.
tian Majesty, Knight of Malta, and of the Royal >Mitzi y Order
1 of St. Louis.
London, England, 1814-10-31

NAl,dfl. INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 118.

Arrived the Russian barque Toaquin, Bzscrtzn,
from Amelia Island ; Ardent, BEGC, from Charles-
town, bound to Venice..-Sailed yesterday the Btr•
TERN, Captain on a cruize ; and the Dwarf
cutter, Lieut. GORDON, for Plymouth.
London, England, 1814-10-31

Mr. Madisoft is old; he is without ability for the
times which he has produced ; he has little or no in-
fluence ; he is not wanted; and is not feared. There
must be a scape goat for the party. They have tried
one Secretary and another, until it is plain they must
make a bolder push. "l bey tmpeacls Mr. Madison.
They understand how to put a man up—or put a
man down, as suits their purpose.. Notwithstanding
the artful message which Mr. Madison will send to
Congress next Monday, unless we arc greatly de-
ceived in human principles of action, Mr. Madison
will be impeached by his own party.
London, England, 1814-10-31

A YOUTH ABSENTED.

fIN FRIDAY EVENING, October the 21st,
‘..1 a YOU'T'H absented himself from his friends in the netih
bourbood of Charing-cross. Should this meet his view, it is
earnestly requested that he will return to his home, and relieve
from the most agonizing sufferings the mind of all afiNted aed
affectionate Parent, as also the rest of his family, with the pro-
mise that the indiscretion which occasioned his departure shall
be overlooked.
London, England, 1814-10-31

COLONEL QUENTIN'S TRIAL.

This morning the Members of the Court again
met at the Muster Master-General's Office, to heat
the Reply of Colonel PALMER to Colonel QUENTIN'S
Defence.

Colonel PALA= stated that he hid a few observa•
tions to offer previous to his making his Reply.
Animadverting frequently to his own character,
he was addressed by General The, the Pr.isil!nt,
who stated, that the Members of the Cqurt wrri!
conscious of the honour and meritorious conduct of
Colonel PALMER, as an officer and a gentleman.
Colonel PALtiten proceeded to Teid his reply, which
was of considerable length The Court then closed,
for the purpose of deliberating on the sentence, which
will not be published till sanctioned by his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT.
London, England, 1814-10-31

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.

Arrived the Woodbridge, &writ, from B ttovia.—
Sailed his Majesty's ship DescAN, PREVOVANTE,
and SERAPIS store-ship, with a titet for the Brazils,
&c.; PRESIDENT Itit!ate, with a Fleet for tilt coast of
Africa ; ULYSSES store-ship, to the Westward ; Poi:-
CUM:44 of '2 0 guns, on a cruize. ; WEYMOUTH store•
ship, to the Westward ; PHEASANT and BAaRACOUTA
sloop of war, on a a-Mr/.
London, England, 1814-10-31

DE.kl._, OCTOBER 30.

Sailed yesterday the Rosanto sloop of war, for
Portsmouth,—Arrived to-day the DAPHNE sloop of
war, from the Westward, and sailed for Dunkirk.
Came down from the River the OltEslE3 frigate, and
sailed for Portsmouth ; also the Isluncuntus sloop of
war, and remains in the Downs with his Majesty's
ships REDPOLE, OLYMPIA, and SWAN Cutter. Sailed
the Lord Wellington transport, for Woolwiph.
London, England, 1814-10-31

BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 17.

TREASON.—The day before the great battle, Gene-
ral Armstrong drew from the Treasury, for his de-
partment, a million of dollars. It is said he has gone
on tl join our army in Canada, and in case of a con-
vulsion, will seize upon the reigns of Government.—
The movements of this fiend must be narrowly
watched ; he is known to be an enemy to our present
form of 'government, which he thinks deficient in
energy. He will bring about a revolution certainly,
if he can succeed At any rate, let him be narrowly
watched, as lie is only in his element when he is plot-
ting mischief.
London, England, 1814-10-31

FROM THE DURHAM COUNTY ADVERTISER.

---- - - - -
HOAX.—One of the infatuated followers of Joanna
Soutlicott, resident in this city, was thrown into trans-
ports of joy, on Saturday evening last, by a wicket
wag calling at his house, who stated that he had just
arrived from London, and was passing to the Nor th
to convey the " glad tidings" of Joanna's accouche-
men:, when, popping a letter into the hands of the en-
raptured disciple in the true Daggerwood stile, he
made his exit. The following is a copy of the blas-
phemous letter, which the deluded man really believed:
" London, October 20, 1814.
" MAU flaoraaa IN TUX FAITH is with great JOT and
pleas'sr e that I am now able to inform you, that our blessed Pro
phetess was, this morning, safely delivered of a mate child, which
was immediately named Shiloh, the Saviour of the World. 'Limy
were present at the birth three physicians and three accuucheuss.
It will be a surprise to a great many people, but woe to the dis•
bellevera, and those of little faith! The nulleonium is now cram.
menced.—ln haste, 1 remain, in the faith, your Brother,
" For the key. Mr. Tozer, T. I AMIS WILSON.

" We have commissioned a young gentleman trAvelling to Edin
burgh to leave a letter similar to this in every town wherein are
t►e sealed and righteous believers. "T. J. WILSON."

Friday, the 7th inst. the wile of Daniel Tandy, a
private in the Oxfordshire Militia, was delivered of
male child, on her.passage from Ireland, with the IL
gimenr: and on Wednesday last, the 27th inst. th.
same woman was delivered of anodier mile infant,:►
the house of Edward Milton, the Coach and Horse,
public house. in St. Giles's, Oxford ; the mother, w,
are happy to say, through the humane attention 01
Mrs. Milton* is in a fair way of recover).
London, England, 1814-10-31

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 29.

Arrived his Majesty's ships BERMUDA and GRIF-
FIN, with a few ships from the Downs ; IN nunies r
gun-brig, from Yarmouth Roads ; Ossian, North
Star, and Aid, with deals, from the Baltic, for the
Dock-yard ; also the Northumberland, Hydra, Wil-
son, Lord-Cochrane, and Lord Mulgrave transports,
from Plymouth. Sailed his Majesty's ship MEROPI4,
for America.

OCTOBER 30.—Arrived the Alerts Skint, from St.
Petersburgh. Sailed the LEONIDAS and IPIIIOENIA,
with several transports for Bermuda; and the Fan-
vaxr, on A cruiae.—Wind E. S. E.
London, England, 1814-10-31

GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMANY.
LONDON, OCTORIR 28, 1814.
MOTIC is hereby given, That a Special COURT
of PBOPRIE FORS of this CoMpany, will he held at the
CROWN and ANCHOR TAiraN, in the Strand, in the County of
Middlesex, on TUESDAY, the 28th day of November next, at
Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of filling up
Vacancies in the Direction, electing an Auditor, receiving the
Report of the Committee appointed on the 25th Say of May laat,
and considering the propriety of altering, extending, or repealing
any•of the Bye-Laws, or of adding new ones.
1. PEDDER, Secretary.
N. B. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.
London, England, 1814-10-31

PAWNBROKERS' DUPLICATES.

MESSRS. GRIMSTONE and Co. N 0.47, Old-
Bailey, continue to redeem from Pledge and Purchase
Manufactured Goods of every description, Plate, Diamonds. aed
Pearls. Those having a heavy stack of goods on hand, and dis-
posed to sell for cult, so as to make it worthy the notice of
Messrs. G. and Co. may be furnished with any sum from Ten
Pounds to One Thousand. Respectable Bills negociated on
liberal terms.
London, England, 1814-03-25

A CERTAIN DISORDER.

THE Value of Du. FREKNIAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIS,
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present slay
can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a
certain di-rase ;. which it effectually cures and eradicates from
the habit, without exciting the painful feelings and expo-tire that
attends salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any
degree, or even requiring confinement from business or restric-
tion of diet. The radical virtues of these ineetimable Drops have
proved their claim to public approbation fur in re than 30 years
In all the debility of both sexes they prove a nevtr-f resto-
rative—whether the debility is produced by too free use of mer-
cury, by Illicit pleasures, ur the effects of a Wanil climate. To
:ravellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended
too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and complete
cure, in all old stubborn gleets, and every weakness that affect}
the bladder and orga,ls of urine. By its efficacy many women
have become Bunkers, who for many. years had been deprived of
that happiness.
_ _

Sold%;holeaale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapslde,
the corner of St: Paul's Church-yard; and retail, by Belam and
Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall & Johnson, Gosport; Weston,
Mallory, and Jones, Portseia ; Trewman, Exeter ; Coukworthy,
Glenville, Gilbert, and Holland, Plymouth ; Newbury,
; Baxter and Maclonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderson,
Scott, 4nd Rea:Jurn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Sc Peck,
Hull; White, Brighton; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chelten-
ham ; Cresson and filllinge, Edwards sod Penny, Liverpool
Stains and Lynch, Manches'er; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and moat Medicine
Venders, in bottles, at 2s. Sod. Is. Gd. mai Us.
London, England, 1814-03-25

UNIVERSI FY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMERIDCF, Maacn 21.—Friday evening lan Mr. Serjeant
Frere, Master of Downing College, gave a grand ruute at lair
I.odge in this Univenity, to which most of the families in the
county, many of the Members of the University and families in
the town, Barristers upon the circuit, &c. were invited.
Yesterday evening a sermon was preached at Trinity Church,
by the Rev. Charles Simeon, M. A. Fellow of King's College, for
the benefit of the sufferers in Germany, wheat the collection
amounted to ..€lOO. 12s. 6d.
ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. Delabere Pritchett, M.A. Follow of Trinity College,
is prestented by the Master and-Fellows of that Society to the va-
luable Rectory of Cheadle, in the county of Stafford, vacant by
the death of the Rev. John Jackson.

The Rev. W. Metcalfe, LL.B. is instituted to the rectory of
Foultuire, in this county, on the resignation of the Bithop of
Bristol.

The Rc 1. Fred. Raymond Balker, M.A. of Exeter college, Ox-
ford, is instituted ru the vicarage of i'eyuton, in Oxtordkhire.
The Duke of Ruxburgh has present. d the Rev. Walter Morri-
son, of Gordon, to the aurch and pari.h of Murebattie, in the
Presbytery of Kelso, and county of Roxburghe.

BIRTH.
Monday, In Grosvenor-street, the Lady of Geo. H. Rose, Esee
M.P. for Southampton, of a son.

MARRILD.

Rev. Chas. Strong, Rector of Broughton Gifford, Wilt., late
Fellow of Wadham College, Oxfor44, to Anna Margaretta,
youngest daughter of the Rev. Edward Crobse, Vicar of Pawlet,
Somerset.

Rev. C. N. Michell, of Bruton, Somers.►, to Catherine, dsugh-
ter of the late Herbert Phillips, Esq. of lilonniouth.

DIED.

On the 18th of May last, at Ca►cutta, Mary Anne, wife of
Captain Charles Court, Marine Surveyor General.
Lately, Henry Torre, Esq. fourth son of the late Rev. James
Torre, of Snyclan, near Pontefract he was storekeeper at the
Excise Office, Lonklon.

Saturday last, In the 60th year of hi: age, at Wirkworth, Nor-
thumberland, John lbhetson, Esq late of Bradford, and formerly
a Captain in the West York Militia, when under the command
of Sir George Savile.

. Lately, at Leith, Captain Wm. Miller, formerly of Berwick,
aged 6'2.. _ _

Saturday. in the 74th year of his age, Nehemiah Winter, Esq.
of Bishop Siortford, Hens, Senior Six Clerk in Chancery tor
many years.

Tuesday se'nnight, Thomas DJlle, hammerman, In the work
of Alexander and Co. Port-Glasgow, while in the act of
raising his haninu r, dropped down, and expired without a groan.
He has left a widow and„five helpless children to lament h s loss.
London, England, 1814-03-25

IVIEDICIitA, INVENTUM MEUM, &e.

HEALTH, Disease, Sickness, and beath, de•
peed on the due or undue Assimilation of the Plif•uniitie
Stimulus in the vital Functions of Man, and otl.er
Practical and Philosophical Chemistry, in the rresent improved
State, threw aside dogmatical common-place Preset ii,• .•pos, while
Reason, Knowledge, and Experience, constitute the m.,sz,pers
feet Rule for Medical Pri/CtiCe, (see Sir H. Davy, Dobson, g
wan, Cavallo, Priestly, Black, Fourcroy, Stahl, &c. on Nltdi.
cal Cases). _

At the I'neumato Medical lostitution, No. 8, Great Wient.
mill street, Haymarket, Dr. WITHERS and SON, Surgeon of
the Royal College of London, constantly attend for Conotelni.. en ;
:And twenty-five Persons, on an average, are cured lA'rekly of
the following Disord‘rs:

Ruptures, by tLe Patent Pnettmato•Flattic-Gum Truss, with
Step-Cock—no Charge if it does not answer, price £2 to
Debility, Gleets, and a certain Disease, cured in 41
Strictures and Epileptic Fits—(reference to several Cures).
These Medicines are admirably adapted for Coughs, Coils
sumptions, Cancers, Scurvy, Evil, Rheumatism, Gravel, Ague,
Hysterics, Nervous, Bilious, and indigestice Complaints. i hclr
efficacy is astuaishing in the cure of liarrennoes ;u S, a
'l'be various external Applications thus prepared, eictctu.ily rem
Fistula and I'iles, Tumour of the Breast, D:srases of 'hr Eye
and Ear, Weus, Thick Necks, Sores, and Ulc. rat!li I er;,
White Swellings, Scald Heads, and the various Diseases of
Skin, &C.

Perional attendance of Patients in the Country not rNoird.
Letters, (inclusing 2 Bank-Note), for Advice and Ms-divot- I.e
inustelately answered, and the Parcels sent to al parts of Ye
Kingdom.

Addrevi, Dr. Withera and ion, No. P, Great Wlntlndll-str,vt,
Haymarttt, London.
. _ _ _

N.B.
Mr. CAMPBELL reads a Lecture every Saturday r,„t.
ing, from Six till Eight, on Pneuniztic Chemistry, illustra
Experiments in Electricity, Hydraulics, Magncti:et,
scants, &c.—Tickets, one Shilling, for the lienrat of the ki.p.
tured Pocr, may be hid at the Sh .p. No 1,44 or GzmiciE.o
can be admitted after S•i.
London, England, 1814-03-25

This day was publlhrd, price ss. 6d. boards, ,
HE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERVIT
CALEN-
T
DAR for the year 1814:
Contilning a correct List of all the Members of the University,
the Tripos List of Honours for the last lio years. Prizes, Exh'bi.
dons, Scholarships, Patronage of each College etc. &u:. with t:..e
Problems Died at the F./Lamination tot IliwlisSousi..eisu* Degree
in January last.
To be continued annually.
Printed by James Hudson, and published by J. Deighton and
Sons, Cambridge. Sold inlondon by Longman and Co Pati•r-
noster-row ; Lunn, Soho-square; at.d Hatchard, Piccadilly; and
in Oxford by Parker.

OFFICE OF OR ()ANCE, Me, ch la, 1814
THE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JEST'r's ORDNANCE, do hardy give Nstire,
That Proposals will be received at theft. Office iu
on or before Ft i2ay, the Bth day of Afril, from shell Per;ons
as may be trilling to untlertAke the supply of COPPERSMITHS
ARTICLES, for St•tyiee of this Department, for a period of
three• Years, determicable after the expirattir of one Year, upon
notice of three Months, at the option of either parry.
Patterns of tl:e Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Pancipal S•orekeeper's, Office in the Tower; and farther
Particulars, together with the Term. and Conditions of the Con-
; tract, may be known at the Secretary's Mice in Pall-Mall afore-
said, any day between the hours of Ten and. Four o'cloCk,
•
where the Proposals must be del•vered sealed up, and endorsed,
Proposals for Copperstni,lts' Articles; but no Proposal caw
be admitted after the mid Bth day of April, at Twelve o'clock at
coon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless
the Party making it or an Arnt in his behalf stall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CR flfr, Fee,
London, England, 1814-03-25

DEAL, MARCH g 4.

Came down from the River the Henry Adding.
ton and Thames East Indiamen, for China ; and the
Lord Keith Indiaman, for Madras, &c. ; Somerset..
shire, for New South Wales ; and allow a dozen ships
for Canada, &c.—they all remain.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1814-03-25

POR I ~MOUTH, MARCH 24.

Arrived the MosoLyro schooner. from Bermuda ;
REnPoLE, from Plymouth ; and FERMI!" trorn Lis-
bon. Also the Clarendon, Antelope, and Berl
transports, from Passages, part of the DrawaNT'a
convoy Mars, Spring, Berwick, Acteon, wad Bern
transports, from Plymouth, under corwoy of 17;s Ma.
jesty's sbip GRAMPUS. Also the Heart of Oak trans-
port DC. from Passages—sailed under convoy of hia
Majesty's ship Orossust on the 9.h instant, parted on
the 12th; it is supposed the remainder of the con.
voy, 11 or 10 sail, are. gone for Cork.—Saited his
Majesty's ship DRYAD, with a convoy for the Downs.
The Rem.°Le is appointed convoy for the Downs.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
Among the numerous arrivals here this day are
the following transports from Passages :—Latona,
Captain BACON ; Atlas, Captain Mita-Rosa ; and
Antelope, Heart of Oak, Captain NICUOLSON,
from St. Sebastian--left that place on the 1 hh inst.
in company with the Baltic Merchant, No. 119
`and Spence, No. '2.0. Arrived also the PERSEUS fri-
gate, from Lisbon; his Majesty's ships REcoroz.z,frem
Plymouth ; Musoutio, from Bet muda ; and the
.Gnowcra, from Plymouth. We are concerned to
state the loss of the Zephyr transport, Captain WIL•
LIAM CARTF.R, at St. Sebastian's; on the 3d inst. in a
gale, and more especially to state that Captain CAR-
rEa, his Second Mate, Steward, and two boys were
, drowned. t--. The Ciller Mate, carpenter, co..it, and all
others were saved. The James, bin. 17, had her
tnizen.mast sprung ; Agameumon, lost her main-
mast, boats, and other damage ; Thistle, 0, lost her
main-yard. A transport brig was spoke'on her pas..
sage with five feet water in leer hold.
London, England, 1814-03-25

. .
Just published, in Three Vols. price 21s.
O'DONNEL, a National Tale, by LADY MOW!.
GAN (late Mitis Owenson) Author of the Wild Irish
Girl, Novice of St -Dominick, Sct.
Printed for IL Colborn, 50, Coniluit.s,reet; and sold alstiby
G. Gnldie, Edinburgh; and-J. Cumming Dobbn.
To privent disappointment, •it is rf quested. that the public will
transmit their orders early to their mspective Booksellers.
Of whom may alio he had, ju,
Arsalivi.; or Memoirs of a Woman of Fashion, by Mrs. Her.
Itch Author of-ohr Mourtray Family, 4 vols. vms.—The Wise v'inie
the Lover, by Miss Holcrolt, 3 vols. 183.—Traits of Nature, by
Miss Burney, 4 vuls 2tls.Geraldine Cau6mberg, by the same,
3 vols. 215-- Zulnia, by Mad. de Stan l 10l wbt, S yola. lOs 6d.
London, England, 1814-03-25

CLASSICAL. LIBRARY,' SOHO SQUARE.
'OVUM LEXICON, Greco-Litinum, in No-
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This ntw edition of Schleu3ner was cot:dieted by Jams Smith,
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Opera, Cr. et Lat. 10 vul. lately published.
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advantage of sirperilr raper, which is of much imprxrance in the'
("Pinion of scholars who are accustomed to the ivaky hue of that
unti in Germany.
Edinburgh : Printed at the University Press, fl,r W. H. Lunn;
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Just Published, price Ins.
THE MERCHANT and SHIP-MASTER'S
ASSISTAN C : or, an Account ot the Monks, ExeVatiges,'
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IMAM ; also infoima•ton respecting the Stowage and Loadinf
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' NI W MUSIC.
THE favourite DUET, sung. by Mr. Braham and
Mrs. Maoris in the Opera of the Siege of Belgrade price
es.; and the favourite Strenade sung by Mr. Braham in the same
Opera, Brice Is. ed. composed by I. Parry.
The following Pieces may be bail singly from the favourite
Opera of the Farmer's Wife, composed and arranged for the
Pianoforte by IL li.. Bishop : Love has eyes, the vei y popular
Song sung by Mr. Sinclair, price Is. 6d. Fly swift, ye Zeilyrs,
sung by ditto, price Is. 6d. Trifler forbear, the much-admired
Pohcca, snag by Miss Stephens, price is 6d. Weave, 9 weave
sae garlands gay, sung by Misr Matthews, price 2s. Fi done,
Fi done, Ah mon ami, sung by diuo, price ls.6d. Oh, give me
the man who can value advice, Duet, sung by Mr. Incledon and
Mr. Slader, price ‘2s. The favourite Overture, price 2s. 6d.
Les Petits Bijoux, No. 18, containing the Banditti's Revel, a
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London : Published by Goulding. D'Alniaine, Potter, and Col
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London, England, 1814-01-28

Dlk D. '

On Wednesday inornhag, the V.eth inst. after a lingering illness,
which sbe bore with patient resignation and clAstian fortinicle,
Miss Ann Freeman, of White Hart lane, Tottenham, ht the 4sd'.
'year of her age.
On the g6th inst. at Smith-square, Westminster, of a bilious
fever, Mr. Archibald MacGougan, late of the Caro)ice and Doris
frigates, aged 39 years.
On the lath inst. at Tuaphatn Green, in consequence of a
wound which be received at the battle Of Salamanca, John Ha.
miltop, youngerof Berm, Esq. late Major in the llth regiment
of foot.
Wednesday, at her house 111 Mortimer-Meet, Mrs. Markham,
relict of the lase Archbishop of York.
At Greenock, -on the 18th 4nst. John Estiale, Esq. late of the
Customs there. ,
At Gartshore, aged 81, Mts. Gartshore, of Gartshore, a Jibe►
ral benefactresete the poor, and who has, hesitlis charitable do-
nations; left a sum for indowing a free seSool it Kil,)th.
At the Manse of Gifford, aged tut, Miss-in:its. •
• At Edinburgh, the 14sgaist. Mrs. Letitia Gordon, wife of
•
Thomas Gordon, writer to the signet.
At Aberdee., the iki tost.l4frA. Ann Forbes, rat of thq de-
ceased Captain' Wdllant Byre., hfllte 10811 regiment.

, .
On the Stir inst. at the Manse of New Sagnie„sh,e.lay.Alez-
sutler Brown, Minister of the parish of Spynie, aged 51.
London, England, 1814-09-14

BANKRUP l'S.

Arthur Faeey and Arthur Fatty th-i younger, now or late of
Hatherltigh, Devonshire, fanners, dealers and au/smell, and
copartners, to surrendes September 27, 1:8, and October ,
at twelve, at the Rummer 'I avern, Bristol. Attornies, Moist s.
Price and Williams Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Willtans

Hanley, Bris:ol.
William Harrisen, oP Dartmouth-street, Westminster, army-
aec•nitrement-maker, dealer and chapman, Sept. 17, 'l4, and
October 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Asia,
It obtassm and Young, Parliament-street Westminster.
G‘o-ge Ridley, of Tesibury, Worcestershire, baker, maltster,
dealer and eliapinan, September 21, 2!, and October 25, at
eleven, at the Royal Oak Inn, Tenbney. Attornies, Mr.
8....di ley, No. 17, James-street, Bedford-row, London ; or
Mr. Godeon, l'enbury.
William Mona; Park. of Long-Acre, Middlesex, music-dealer,
*dealer and chapman, September 17, October 1, and 25 at ten,
at Guildhall. Anomie+, Messrs. Hutchinson and Lmmott,
Brew gra- hall, Addle-street.
* DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

October 25, Thomas Bennett, Lone-Acre, ironmonger, at ten.
October 22, Rcbert Withey, Charter House-street, twist maker,
at ten. October 11, Wm. Taylor, of Now Molten, Yorkshire,
linen-draper, at eleven.

DIVIDENDS to be mad* in the COUNTRY.
October 17, Peter Eaton, Witton, timber-merchant, at eleven,
at the Roebuck Inn, Northwich. October 17, John Illsase, or
Marston, dealer and chaprnatt, at elaVen, at the Crown and. Ara.
char, Northwich. October 6, John Ivlortlentan, of I.eweatnCt,
haberdasher, at eleven, at the Crown Int., Lowestoft. October 6,
Charles Baker, Bristol, seedstuan, at twelve, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. October 6, Richard Gill, Birmin:hain. draper;
at three, at the Dog Tavern, Mancheser. October 17. Johu
Griffiths, of Knighton, draper, at one, at the Star and Garter,
Woroest:r. October 4, kobert Lay, Bedale, grocer, at ore, at
' the Black Swan, Bedale. October 11, Tristram Walkct, Janie.;
Walker, Kirk Bridge, and John Readtnan,- ofGaylts, Yorkshire,
Awspisaners, at nave, at the Golden Lion, North Alltston.