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London, England, 1813-02-13

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully
remind •he Putdic, that the present SMALL LOTTERY
will be drawn on WEDNESDAY NEX I. l'he Scheme, with
only noo lichees, coned a the following Prizes :
of sEsO,OOll is £20,000
1 10,000 10,01.0
3,000 5,000
2,1,410 4,000
3 1,000 9,000
4 500 9,000
4 SOO ..... ".. 3,200
200 1,000
10 ..... 3,000
20 50 ..... 1,000
30 30 ..." 900
104 25 , 2,600
1,220 15 18000
Tickets, Shares, and Whole Ticket Chances at £l3. 18s. each)
are on Sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11; Poultry ; I No. Si, Aidgate High-
No. 12, Charing Cross; street, London.
London, England, 1813-06-23

I.4ff 11V72LLIGANCL

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, =En. •
JEWSON v. DICKSON.
This was an action of mover to recover the value

of a watch, taken by the Collector of the Assessed
Taxes, as a distress for the amount of 16s. 6d. due for
the tax on windows. II appeared thht the watch did
ant belong to the person in whose house it was, and
who owed the tax. The only question for the consi.
deration of the Court VMS, whether ender th•r statute
43 Geo. 111. goods not the propel ty of the rerson in
arrear, but being on his premises, were liAle to be
distrained for an arrear due from him ? The Court
were unanimously of opinion, that, under that Act,
the goods of other personi were liable&

BANKR UP ICY SUPERSEDED.
James Wilson Stephens, of Manchester, et:nun...spinner.
London, England, 1813-06-23

DIMENSIONS:

Length 9E ft. Oin. I Depth 13ft. Sin.
• Breadth in S Admeasnros StS N 4 94 Tons.
Captured on her voyage from New York to France, after a
Jong chaee, by his Majesty's Ship WAISPITZ ,the Hon. HENRY
BLactwoori, Captain

And then her whale CA
307 Bag< of Coffee
78 Casks of do.
138 Vozcs
146 Bags Sugar
69 Hogshead%
217 Bales Cotton Wool
79 Packages
76 Casks Annatto
194 Hides
1 Bundle of Skins
For viewing the Vessel. Invi
Particular, apply to W. P. Sir
or to HENRY CANNII

RGO, consisting of about
I Box Mock Pearls
n 7 Bales of Gum
19.)0 Ox Horns
A Quantity of Melted Copper
Ore
A Quantity of Horn Tips
1830 Pisces of Logwrood
560 Pieces of Fustick
10 Cutlatses
12 Muskets
P ent arks, Samples, and further
nith, Esq. George-street, Dock;
NG, Foxhole.street, Plymouth,

KENT.
ELTHAM PARK MANSION, rARm, and LAND, 1
Eight Miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's, on Thursday, July t, at Twelve, in three tots,
THE truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ELTHAM PARK MANSIIN and LAND. on a line
commanding situation, the Property of the Right Hon. Lord
R A NCLI FFE ; the Residence, on a very elegant plan, in the
Grecian stile, in an unfinished st.te, Conservatory, Ice-house,
&c. excellent Offices of :dl descriptilns, Stable yard, Stable, and
Coach-house, and Out.buildiogs.
A capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit-
trees, Hot-house', Green-house, &c. Pleasure-ground and shady
walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, At able, and Wood*
Land, Orci.ard, Garden-ground, and Cottage, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND HVE ACRES, in good state of culti-
vation. The Park and Lands are 'ornamented with fine sia7 rly
Timber trees and thriving Plant:Mons, a moat inviting and cheer-
ful Tot for the Residence of a Gentleman, good roads in aa di-
rections, and only eight miles front London.
May be viewed by amply'rg at t' e Mansion,- where Particu-
lars may he had ;at the Castle, Elthatn ; Bull, Shooter's-hi I ;
Fountain, Canterbury; York Ilottl, Dover; of Messrs. Jenkins,
James, and Abbott. New Inn ; at Carraway's ; and of Mr Robins,
Warwick.street,Golden-sqi are, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1813-06-23

HOSPITAL STAFF.

Staff Surgeon George Denecke, M.D. to be Physician to thei
Forces, v!ce Tice, intountel. D.►ted June t 7, tt-
4Vsistant-surgeon H. V. Haskins, from the 87th Foe!, to he As.
si-tent-Surgeon to the Forces, vice Adam•, promoted in the
ith Ceylon Regiment. Dated June 17, 181:1.
George lnglls, Cent. to be Hospital-Assittant to the Forces. Ds.
ted June 7, ISO.
London, England, 1813-06-23

SALES BY AUCTION.

eLTSTOM-HOUS E, LONDON, Ant 11, 11,111.
By Order of the Hon. the Committioners of hit Majeety'o Customs,
On Wetsaesday the itith, Thursday the 17th, friday the 18th,
and in the following week, on Wednesday the :ad, Thursday '
• the 2 ith, and Fridst •th- 25th instaot, at Four o'Clock In the
) Afteritcon of the said Days precisely, In the Long Room,
Custom-house, London,
'T HE FOLLOWING GOODS,which are allotted
1 in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the
/several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become
Turchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. 1
1
East India Prohibited Goods, &c.
FOR HOME CONSUMPTION.
Spirituous Liquor', Wire, Beer, Lime Juice, Cologne Water,
Haerlem Oil, soy, Mangoes, Chlea, 0:1, Grocery, Preserves,
Candles, Soap, Indigo, Canvas, Rattan', "lope, Cutlery, Tobacco,
eland Moss, Zaire' Boots, Shoes, NVritiug Paper, Linen Dra-
ery, Shiwls, lace,Fans, Lacquered Ware, Mother of Pearl
, 'ounters, Corn• lien and Agate Necklaces and Ornaments, and
1c
ither Articles of it winery, Birds of Paradise, Ostrich Feathers,
'Watches, Books of Paint, Gongs, Gold Bullion in Pars, Force-
' ,iain, blacking, Pickles, Beef, Hairs, Cheese, a Vessel called the
Jane, and the CreyLound Cut er and Materials.
Also such Goods as have rernainA in his Majessy's Ware-
'houses beyond the time limited by Law, nut cleared, or the
ili)u•y paid, viz.
1 Boats,Staves, Dca!s, Cordage, Hemp, Flax Quadrille Box, and
-Isar& y other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue.
' CLEAR OF ALL DuTiss.
o
The Greyhound Cutter, Beats. Deals, Timber, Hemp, Flax,
t ,tordare, Masts, Staves, Brazil Wood, Anchors, and Matealala
. of Vessels to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhlthe.
The lull at the West India Dock:., and all the other Goods at
his Majfsty's Warehouses, Custom-House, London, where Ca-
talegues wit deliveresl. price one shilling each.
a The Goods fur the first, second, and third Day's Sale may be
viewed on Monday the 14th, and Tuesday the 35th instant;
t those for the fourth, fifth, and sixth Day's Sale on Monday the
*lst, and 1 uesday the 2::d instant, and on the Days of Sale,
from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon.
l' N. B. Geode &night at Shit Sale Mill he said for on or biers Ann-
. day the 12th 1 t.ly, i tsl3, between the hours of nine 0'010.4 in the worn-
. ens and Are, in the afternoon, or the dep..ite swede thereon Teal ako.
lately becomefopted, and the Goods resold at a insure Sale.
'1 he delivery of the first and second Day's Sale to.commonee on
Monday the t2lit instant, and the third, lourth, fifth, and auk
Day's gale on liatuday dm Salt Instant. .

SALES BY AUCTION.

At the Landon Inn, Plymouth, an Friday, the 25th June,

.I,ffi THE HULL, FURNITURE, AND
STORES of the very fine Ship CANONIERg.
London, England, 1813-06-23

BANKRUPTS.

William Cumberland the elder, John C umberlard, and William
Cumberland the younger, all of Lticester, hash re, dealers,
chapmen, and copartners, to surrender July 5, at six, July 6,
and August 3, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. At, or-
net., Messrs: W. anti J, Harrison, Britt o 1; or Meer,. Vizard
aril Co. Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Mr. H. Payne, Leicester.
Thomas Hayter, of Odeombe, Scaneraet, sailelo.h-manufacttu er,
'July 9, 40, and August 3, at eleven, at the Buil Inn, Brldtort.
Attornies, Mr. Templer, Bridport ; or Messrs. Austice and
Cox, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple, London.
David Arnot, of G race church-street, bookseller, July 6, at twelve,
July 10, and August 9, at eleven, at Guildhall.. Attornies,
Messrs. W. and S. Cotton, Basingliall-street
Thom as Billings, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, brlekmalcer,
Ilmtburuer, dealer and Chapman, July 1, at six, July 10, at
eleven, and August 3, at tour, at the Plough Hotel, Chrlten.
ham. Attoinies, Mes.rs.Meredith sad Robbins, Lincoln's.

lon New-square; or Mr. hi.odorc Gwlnnett, Cheltenham.
'Thomas 1 imstill, of Derby, fishmorger, deafer and shapar.an,
June 3.,, July 1, at ten' at tt.e Old Angel Inn, Doncaster, and
At.post at six, at the Star Inn, Yotk. Attornies Messrs.
Mason, lioneagter; or Vir. King, Castle-street, Holborn.
Jan Harris., of the 1 arlsh of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devon.
surris r, July tt, 9, and August S. at eleven, at the Old London
lon. Exr. Attormes, Meters. Lamb, Bretton, and Hawke,
No. Ss, Ptineeksuftt, London; or Messrs. Branton and

Ford. Exeter. •
Clement 1-I...ire Cheapside, London, taylor and draper, June
99, July , at.d August 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Ate rney, Mr.
W P. Bartlett, Lawrence Pountney-lane, Cannon-ttreet.
John Cook, of Newcastle-upon-'Tyne, biscuit-baker, dealer and
chapn- an, June July 21, and August 9, at eleven, at the
George Inn, Newca,tle-upon-.1 ynr. Atrornies, Messrs. Meg-
Flsons and Fairbank, Hatton-Garden, London ; or Mr. John
ironer Brockttt, Newcas le-upon Tyne.
samu• 1 Pearce, of CornhiU, London, auctioneer, appraiser, dealer
and Osman June 26, July 6, and August 3, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Arorney, Mr. Conte, Austin Friars.
James Gro..mbridge, of Pet ham-street, pari.h of Perham, near
Canterbury, Kent, baker, grocer, linen draper, dealer and
an:man, June 29, at six, June 30, and August 9, at eli yen,
at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Atiolney, Mr.l horeas Plemer
Lewis, Cursitor-creet, Chancery-lai e, London.
Richard 'trout, of Newman-court, Cornhid, London, coffee-
house-keeper, dealer and chaprnan, June 26, July 6, and Aug.
S, at • weive, at C,uildlull. Attornies, Messrs. Loxley and bon,

Chearcide.
John Moor, of Kkg's-Brompron, Somerset, dealer and chap-
man, Julie 26, July 19, and August 3, a• eleven, at the Luttrell
Arnie Inn, Dunsttr, Somerset. Attorvies, Mr. Scott, Upper
Guildford street, Ruistil-square, Loudon; or Mr. Leigh,
Dulverron, Sono rser.
London, England, 1813-06-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS

Leave was given to bring in the Irish Arms Bill, instead of the
ore thrown out in the House of Lords.

Sir T. SUTTON moved to put off the further consideration
of the Poor Laws BM for three months; on which a division
took place—For the motion 12, Against it 25.
The Irish Malt Duty and Distillery, the Militia Adjutants and
Subalterns, the Naval Pensions, and Mr. Paliner's per Ceurage
Ilills, were read a third time and passed.
dr. W. FITZGERALD brought up a Bill for regulating the
Distillation of Spirits in Ireland, which WAS read a Ist and 2d trme.
London, England, 1813-06-23

POETRY.

The following Is taken from a Poem just published, " the ORIN
Of a MOMENT, Or a Place of OLD HAT ,4"by Lieutenant Wu
klnucuroN, R. N.
He saw that world of ,Mende: brain,
Who ask wi h anxious face,
Not monarchs health, or news from Spain,
But—rwhich aks won the race!
Gamblers, by thirst of plunder led
To hazard all they own—
Who stake their wives' and ehildren's &evil
On two small bits of done.
Misers, Who never knew the sin
Of seeing Words pr-serv'il—
Who, hoarding HZAV'N's gilts, would iA
The wilderness have starv'd..
• Patriots, who, throughout the day,
The wiJest truths aver—
Who hold that Env must go astray,
But mobs can never err.
Rogues, clad in silk, whom once be lure*
Deck'd out in worsted ta3s;
And some half-pay lieutenants too,
In wretchedness and rags.
Merit he saw, without a shod,
• And ma:), a da,hing spark,
W.th pockets empty as his head,
'I ree•counting in the Park!
London, England, 1813-06-23

EAST INDIA HOUSE, June 22, 1613.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, tiaing
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give notice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Saturday next, the 25th
instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to take into further
consideration the Papers laid by the Court of Directors before
the General Court this day, respecting the CDNIP.ANY'S
CHARTER. JAMES COBB, Assir twit Secretary.
London, England, 1813-06-23

DRESDEN, JUNE 13.

The Emneror is still in our town. His Majesty
lodges in the suburbs, in Count Marcolini's house.
His Majesty has a grand parade every day at ten
o'clock, at which are found all the officers belonging
to the garrison. The parade takes place in the mea-
dow of Oster-wiese.
London, England, 1813-04-16

STATE LOT rERY.

CARROLL and Co. Stockbrokers, 7, Cornhill,
and 26, Oxford-street, respectfully inform the Public, that
they are selling in great variety the Tickets and Shares 9f the
State Lottery, to begin Drawing on the 6th of NEXT MONTH.
The Scheme contains MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS, ex-
clusive of the following Capital Prizes
3 - of - - £30,000 I 4 - of - - £2,000
3 - of - - 16,00'0 I 6 - of . - - 1,060
CARROI.L aid Co. flatter themselves that the same gond foeurte
that Las hitherto attended the Purchasers at their Offices, will
continue in the ensuing Lottery. In the Last Louery, they Sold
No. 543, the only Prize of £lO,OOO, in 16 Sixteenth%, besides
many others of £5OO, &c. also the last Alva), in 3 Eighths
and 10 Sixteenths.—Orders from the Country punetually at-
.
tended to.
London, England, 1813-04-16

BIitTHS.

Sunday, at Richmond, the Countess of Shaftesbury, of a son.
Sunday, at his house in Tavistock•square, the Lady of Sir
Richard Phillips, of a daughter.
Lately, at CharLemont, Mrs. Dubbin, wife of Lieut. Dobbin )
Royal Scots, of a son.
London, England, 1813-04-16

BOTANICAL LOTTERY.

RICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
fully acquaint the Public that Government has flied the
drawing of the BOTANICAL Letrrlax for the eth of NEXT
MONTH, MAY. In this Lottery there are 20,000 Tickets,
one half of which are Prizes of various denominations, valued
according to the under-mentioned Scale, extracted from the Sche-
dule of the Act of Parliament
Prises.

I Valued at 1 5,080
2P9 ....o is
200 30
15 ......
2,000 5
1,000 3

X 5,080
15,940
6.000
9,000
10,000
21,000

10,000 Prizes.

,667,000

The Whole Tickets. only 44. ss. each, are selling at their Of-
fices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, CornhiU, and facing the
King's Mews, Charing Cross. Every Purchaser will be pre-
sented (gratis) with an emblematical Print. containing a strong
liteness of the Emperor Alexander, the illustrious Patron of Dr.
Moruton's Works.

THE STATE LOTTERY.
ALL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6th of
MAY ! Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered from No.
Ito No. 20,000. To be Drawn in Four separate Days.

Prizes.

SCHEME.
Value.
of • X 20,000 are
10,000
2,000
1,000 .....
SOO

Total Value.
£60,000
30,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
:,000
2,01)0
2 000
80,000

00000 ••••

70

15 ... ......
20 .... .....
40
50

10,000 ••••.•••

et 'n
10,)
50
40

£0 &c.&c.

10,1E.9 Prizes. 4200,000
The first-drawn I,oon Blanks, 420 each, 420,000
The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, 410 each, 410,000
More than half the Tickets are
SURE TO BE PRIZES.

T. B►SH, the Contractor, respeetfally advises an immedlite
y urebase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas-
ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares will
certainly rise in Price.
•e• Persons in the Country who may find any difficulty in
getting su, plied by ;he Agents, are requested to sesnl their Orticrs
to the Coot ratter's fortunate Offices,
4, CORNHILL. or 9, CHARING•CROSS, LONDON'
London, England, 1813-04-16

fRr P".

!OCIEDINGS.

TIOU9E OF LORDS, APRIL IS.
The House wet this day at two o'clock, and the Royal Ascent
was given by .Commission to the following Bills, the Customs
Duties Bill, the Excise Duties Bill, the National Debt Bill, Pas-
sengers Bill, Newfoundland Corn Bill, Artificers Wages Bill,
West London Water-works, and thirty-nine private Bills. The
Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Win-
chester, and Lad Walslnghatn. •
Lord GLAyriistaoar took the oaths.
• Several private ills on the table were forwarded in their re-
sptctive sages.
• • The LORD CHANCELLOR then put.the question, that this
House do adjournto Wednesday se'tutight.
• The Motion being agreed to, the House accordingly adjourned
to Wednesday, the aBth of April.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
• The Speaker came down to the House this day at two o'clock,
and, in consequence of a Royal Commiuion, immediately took
1)4 Chairs .1 he Ushyr of the Black Rod announcing the COM•
mission having been received, the Speaker, with the few Mem-
bers present, went up to the House of Peers, and, on his return,
acquaiottcl the House, that the House had been in the House of
Lords, where time Rcyal Assent had been given, by Commission,
to the Snuff, Tobacco, and French Wines Increase Excise Duty
Bills, the West-India Rom Importation Bill, the Corn Bill, the
Felons' Transportation Bill, the Regent's Canal Bill, and several
other public and private Bills.—(See Report of the Lords )
Several Bills in prozress were reported, and ordered to be read
a third time.
. On the Motion of Mr. DAVIES GIDDY, new writs were or-
dered for the Borough of Dorchester, in the room of Charles
.Henry Bouverie, Esq. who has accepted of the Chiltern Hun-
' dreds ; and for e Borough of Dow:non, In the room of Sir
Thomas Plumer, Knight, who has accepted of the office of Vice-
Chancellor of the United Kingdom.
• Ordered, on the Motion of Mr. WHARTON, that the House,
at its rising, adjourn over to Tuesday week.
A Message from the Lords informed the House, that their
•.• Lordships had agreed to a Bill for vesting certain Estates in the
bands of James Allan, Esq. in Westmorland, to which they de-
sired the concurrence of the House. The Messengers having
withdraws, the Bill was read a first, and ordered to be read a
decond time.
Mr. POLE CAR EW brought up the Report of the Highway
BM, which was ordered to be taken into further consideration
on Wednesday se'unight.—Adjourned till Tuesday week.

THE EVENING STAR
London, England, 1813-04-16

FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1813.

TRADE AND GOVERNMEN I' OF INDIA.
This day was published, in royal am price 12s. in bilards,
rICHE EXPEDIENCY MAINTAINED orCon-
Jo tinning the System by which the Trade and Government
of- India are now regulated.
By ROBERT GRANT, Esq. London, 1813.
Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Leadentkill-street ; and
J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.

'PORT OF FALMOUTH..

Bt Order of the Hon. Commissioners of kis Msjesty's Customs,
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AIIC I'ION,
On Tuesday, May •, by Ten °Tits& in t',e Forenoon, at the
Custom• House, in this Port,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, on sundry Lots,
VIZ.

124 Lbs. Roll Tobacco
68 do. Shag do.
24 do. Snuff -
60 do. Segars
107 do. Chocolate
67 do. Coffre
66 do. Cocoa
6 do. Cocoa Shells
188 do. Tea
56 Bottles Cordials
191 Gallons Wine
980 Dozen Pairs Cotton Hose
129 do. Worsted do.
64 do. Braces
178:*Lbs. Soap '
313 do. Pepper
327 tto. Thread
48 Ittozen Bath Thrt ad
97 do. Twine
22 Pieces :1 tuslM
a 62 do. Cotton
193 du. do. Handkerchiefs
, 57 Dozen Cotton Shawls
130 1 anis Shirting
36 Shirts
91 lists
I •
80 Great Costs
• 14 D7.zen Worsted Frock!
S Lace Veils
I Pieci., Stuff
4 Muilin Robes
201 Pi, ce.4l.ong Clhth
r iece Dimity
13 Yards Broad Cloth
1 Woollen Shawl
3 BA, s snd some small Parcels
Wearing Apparel
5 Pieces Nankeen
Di Oros, Dirton.
3 Dozen Silver silitis
16 Straw Bonnets
'23 Mei
21 133:.+ Corks
44 Peres Tape
2061 Pair Shoes
I Pair Brims
Boz Artificisl Flowers
6 Package s Sealer
77 loresßibbon
4.. Pieces Shoe-binding
' 3:1 Dozen Pair Mks
11 Cases Razors
69 Seals
86 Chains
20 I)ozea les
46 Dozen Is lugs
27 Dozen Necklaces
4 Dozen Branelets I

12 Dozen Tootbp!chs
Box Plated Ware
438 Pieces Lace
1 Box Glass Ware
17 Reains Paper
18 lbs. Sei!ilg Wax
4 Papers Quills
1 Box, 376 Bottles, Ink
3 Paper. Ink Powder
25?. Pair Cand!esticks
5 Cannisirra, 1 Paper, Needles
15 Balls Wire
9 Spying Glasses
Some Parcels Tin Ware
22 Pair Spectacles
25 Dozen Pencils
1 Paper Watch Glasses
1 Time Piece
4 Dozen SA Hlndkereblefe
4 I.eatber Caps
5 Knives
26 Lock; and Keys
I:4 Paper. Fish-hooks
i Sibs. Stone rune
38 Strings Carnelian Beads
5 Images
7 Paintings
10 Prints and Drawings
7s Pieces Fir timber
Bcwt. Sqrs. Lad
13 Pieces I.lgiumvitia
B Casks Po: er
S Bottles Cayenne Pepper
4 Bottles Ott.s of Roses
2 Bottles 3V/ea Oil
8 Cals. Oliv.: Oil
4 Hampers and some pots of
Blacking‘
1-i•des
1 Piece Morocco I.eathpr
102 Piece. Clay
148 Scouring Bricks
Spermaceti Cridles
1 l'aper Hints
tau. Powder
46;bs. Shot
1 Piece Porp':yry
71 Kole Marble
lib. Raw bilk
1 Box Electrifying Machinery
I Sabin: Bat 66:14 3 Pow boa s
wills their Mari riat
roe air.'* ra t rot.
3 Pair silt. nockings
5 Papers Seivicg Salk
S 2 Pieces Silk
84 Silk Shawls and
1T .ndker-
c!iiefs
the Friday, Satyr:l3y, anl Mon-

he Goods may be viewed cr
gay, prccediti tLe•Day.of Sa'e.
London, England, 1813-04-16

Nymilzit 8148.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, April 13, lats.
BY. COMMAND of the LORDS COMMIS.
STONERS of the ADMIRALTY, Notice is hereby given,
for the guldanceof the Masters and Pilots of his Majesty's Ships,
and for the benefit of Navigators in general, that information has
b en received at this Office, of the intention of the Spanish Go-
vernment to place a Light upon the Tower on the Island of Ta-
riffa, in the Straits of Gibraltar, and that the exhibition thereof
was to commence en the 15th ultimo, and to be continued for the
Suture. J. W. BROKER.

TO' THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lamas AND GENTLEMEN,
NITE beg leave to offer you our grateful acknow-
ledgments for the honour you have conferred on us, by
re-electing us into the Direction.
Trusting that the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of
the confidence they have reposed in us,
We have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very humble servants,
JOHN ALEXR. BANNERMAN.
JOHN HUDLESTON.
CHARLES MILLS.
RICHARD CHICHELEY PLOWDEN.
ABRAHAM It OBA.RTS.
GEO. ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON.
East India-House, the 15th April, IBIS.

STATE LOTTERY.
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
fully inform the Public that the STATE LOTTERY will
commence drawing the sth of MAY next. The Scheme con-
tains more Prizes than Blanks, including
S—of - $20,000 14 --of - £2,000
S - - 10,000 1 6 - - - 1,000
&c. Ste. &c.
Scheme, with Particu:ars may be had gratis at the Mikes of
RICHARDSON, GOODI.UCK and Co. the corner of Bank
Buildings, Comhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross,
where Tickets and Shares are selling In a variety of Numbers.
London, England, 1813-04-16

MAVOR'S VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

This day was published, price 6s. in extra boards, embellished
with Five Plates, Volume the First of
A GENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES
1 and TRAVELS; including the most imerec.ing Rec,,rds
of Navigators and Travellers, frAn the Discovery of America by
Columbus, in the Year !•:P2, to the Travel, of Lord Valencia.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, L.L.D.
Authct 01 " the Un.v.r.al History," &c. ace.

CONDITIONS.—For the convenience of the Pa'tli•:, this new
and improved Edition of Dr. MAYOR'S Vornor.s d TRAVELS
will be published in Monthly Volumes, the Second Volume to
appear on the Ist day of D:centher, and continued monthly till
completed.—The Wm* will be uniformly printed in Roy:4lsmo.
and completed in l'wenty-clght handsome and closely-printed
Volumes, each containing about 400 pages; the whole illustrated
and embellished with upwards of 150 Engravings and Maps.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter. row, and sold by all Bookvqlers.
This new and enlarged Work consists partly of a Reprint of a
similar Collection made by the sante Author, which has for a
considerable time been out of print, and partly of new matter.
In the Voyageq, those of Anion, hyron, ♦Wallis, Carteret, and
Cook, are copied, verbatim, front the original editions ; among
the 'travels, these of Addi.on, Montagu, and Smollett, are en-
tire; with abridgments of many valuable works published sobse-
, quent to the appearance of the former Edition, bringing the Col-
lcci,;‘,e down to the present time.

PROBLEMS ON MAPS.
This day was published, price 14s. half-bound,
THE ROYAL SCHOOL ATLAS; consisting of
_IL Pineal% highly finished Maps, serving as an Atlas of refer-
ence, and as a Companion to the Royal-sized Geographical Copy
Books; with an Introduction, containing 24 Problems on Maps,
of the same -attire as Problems on Globes, and extensive Tables
of Latitude and Longitude.
By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH,
Author of the Grammar of Geography, dtc. &c.
Little need be said to recommend Problems on Maps as a
branch of liberal education, and as Supplementary to the study
of Geography. They will rank in superior usefulness above Pro-
blems on the Globes, in the degree in which Maps are more
common, and more frequently consulted than Globes. They
form a novelty in science and in education, for which the Author
claims credit with the public, and for which he expects to reap
his reward in the universal preference of this useful and com-
pendious Atlas.
Printed for Rickard Phillips; and sold by John Souter, No. 1,
Paternoster-raw ; and to he bad of all Booksellers.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. The Royal, or Extra-sized Copy Books, Parts 1. and IL at
6s. each.
'2. The Demy Atlas, at is.
3. The Demy Copy Books, Parts I. and IT. at Ss. each.
4. The Grammar of Geography, Ss. 6d.
5. The Grammar of British Geography, 41.
0. Popular Ge iraphir, 1.4 a.
London, England, 1813-06-24

DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

July 10. John Dalby, Nottingham. hatter, at eleven, at the
Flying Horse, Nottingham. July 11. William Searle, Chudleigh,
shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Globe, Exeter. July 19. John,
John, and Joseph War :on and David Ainsworth, Preston, cotton-
spintiera. at eleven, at the Castle, Preston. July 28. Samuel Han.
bury, Wolverhampton, ir"n-master, at eleven, at the S:ourport
Inn, Stourport. July 19. Thomas Norhury, Warrenton, grocer,
at twelve, at the Globe, I.Verpool. July 18. Henry Coates,
saruni, apothecary, at eleven, at the Antelope, Sarum. July 12.
Ebenezer Wi!trobitry, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the Globe,
Liverpool. June 36. Hannah Maddy and Thomas Tyndale, He-
reford, woolstaplers, at eleven, at the City Arms,Aiereford July
13. Richard Barlett, Kiegton, dealer, at twelve, at the W kite
Bear, aip•ton-upon-Stour. July 27. .1:1111•,4 Cass, jun. Rochdale,
woollen-weaver, at twelve, at the Duck, Rochdale. Jelly ea. Jo-
nathan Docker, Ludworth, thread-manufacturer, at throe, at the
Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport. July 16. Robert l's,l`,:ilaught,
Manchester, cotton-spinner, at three, at the Old Swan, Mar-
cbester. July 21. John Lewis, Bristol, draper, at twelve, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristoo.
CEICHFICATES, JULY 10.

James Haig, Batley, nmrehant. William Dwyer, Holborn'
bookseller. George Fife ichardson, Goswell-street, apprai.er-
Clir-topher. berry, set]. and Robert Rochester, Norwich, book-
sellers. James Alatq rws, Goswell•street, carpenter. Ge ;tge
Putter, Drayton, leather-seller. home Bevaps, Drury-Line,
v ctu4er. Williaut %%lilts, Leeds, merchant. Wdliam Heather,
o Isspur-street, boot-maker. Thomas Andrevir, Catrat6n-
stivet, 'actor. Jones, Fisher-street, tailor. John awry,
Islington, carpenter. Joseph Barlow, Frederick's-plat, , mer-
chant. 'I homav Richardson, Milton, grocer. Ebenezer Palmer,
Old Jewry, paper-hangs r.
London, England, 1813-06-24

EIR I I-IS.

The '2ls: instant, at Rose His, Suffolk, the Lady of Lieute-
nant-Colonel We,ton, of a daughter.
stiuday, at Dept turd, the Lady of Lieutenant A. S. Boyle, of
he 2d re3iment or Royal t over Hamlets Militia, of a daughter.
•aturaay. at Exeter, the LaAy of the Hon. and Rev. Hush
Percy, of a son.
On the 11 th ins: at Hytise, the Lady of Colonel Nicolay, of
the R St:11'041)s, of a s at.
London, England, 1813-06-24

_ . _ .
Earrinirt,pm pair . 1 50. 0 10 6
Bandeaux . , - - 10 10 0 ' 210 0
Sprigs - - 44 0 upwards 1 5 0
Bracelets per pair . .5 10 0 0 10 6
.
Lockets' - 1 11 6 • 0 14 0
-
Bodsches 1 • • ; . 1 50 - 0 76
Crosses • . ..,; •- 1 1 0 l 0 4 6
_Whereas maul !.adias and Gentlemen conceive mid believe,
,Above
from the ace price's, that every ornament is made of a coin-
position, dr vat is tenimonly called Patent Pearls, they are
respectful* ie.fqrmed", tliit every article is composed of Oriental
Pearls from the. Fisheries of Ceylon and ,Persia, which, being
natu:ufactured by tlobreal workman, are offered to the public
much *tinder their usual charges.
Several cdmplete snits ot Pearls, new patterns, in morocco
eases, conslsting.of Necklaces, Sprig, Braider', Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, from X 45 to •.e3O per suit. hApply to l. H. Bar.
low, Pearl-Worker and Swinger, No.l, Grange-court, Carey-
street, Ipricoln's Inn Fields.
Ornaments or any Article sent to Ladles is the Country, by
a folirectolibe'Refittece its Town. .
London, England, 1813-04-29

ON SPRING DIET.

" It is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician} that cm•sti-
tutional diseases come into action ; and if, at this s,as9n, petve
were to adopt an alterative diet, mach human misery would be
prevented."

THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is rant
only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, hut ample
experience has proved it to 151 more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Dict brink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Billow, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.

In the periodical works on Medicine It is highly extolled, and
its lose is adopted by several eminent Phy.i.7ans.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
coffee), pric. 61. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, Nn s 9,
6, rand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a
remittance.
London, England, 1813-04-29

THIRD THEATRE.

Lord OSSULSTON, in a speech of some length,
moved the second reading of the third Theatre Bill.
Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that his Noble
Friend had come torward for the third time in the
cause of the third Theatre. He wholly differed from
him, however, in most of his positions. His Noble
Friend seemed to suppose that the successful re-erec-
tion of Drury-lane Theatre had removed the only ob-
jection to the building of a ,third Theatre. Now the
reverse was the f4t. He (Mr. W.) reminded the
House of the manner in which the hrst application
for the erection of a third Theatie had been made c
it had been made to the Crown, by the Cro Am it had
been referred to a Committee of the Privy Council,
and atter a patient investigation of the subject, drat
committee had solemnly decided, that no authority
could be given by the Crown to any persons to build
such a Theatre. The parties interested, driven from
that course of proceeding, then applied to Parliament.
When the subject was first brought before that House
he (Mr. W.) and other Gentlemen had been called
on to endeavour ,to unravel that perplexed skein which
seemed to be tangled beyond the possibility of reco.
very. He had then said in the House that he thought
it a lird case if a Bill were agreed to which mut;
London, England, 1813-04-29

LEITH, APRIL 26.

Arrived the CHEROKEE sloop of war, with a commi
from the Baltic ; the James, CLARK ; Garland, Pe4
cocx ; and Neptunus, SAGELKER, from Pctcrsburgh
Regent, SMITH; Pharos, EHMONSTONE ; Gardner
MASON ; and Briliant, FRAM, from Leith, are arrivet
at Heligoland.
London, England, 1813-04-29

FIRE IN SKINNER-STREET.

NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the Portable Family Brewing Machine, rentectfully ac-
quaint the Noblity, Gentry, and the Public, that in consequence
of the Firc in Skinner-street, they have removed their but.iness
to their extensive Pretnise,.., No. '22.1, Piecaddly, where they
hope to be honoured with a continuance of that liberal patronage
they have lithe, to been favoured with.
London, England, 1813-04-29

N4PitL IYIELLIGINCK

FALMOUTH, APRIL se.
The Lady Wellington packet, with a Mal for Crt
raltar and Malta, has gone into the Roads. Nothin
arrived or sailed to-day but coasters.—Wind N.W.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 27.
Arrived the Wasp, of and from Guernsey, Dons
master, with wines, &c. for this port z the Venerabl
of Beatimaris, W. EDWARDS master, from Waterfor
with a cargo, &c.—Wind N.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL se.
Arrived the MISLETOR schooner, Lieut. WiLLIAM
from Guernsey. Admiral GRIFFITH hoisted 114 fla
this morning on board the BoN' CITOYENNE, Cap
GREEN. Sailed his Majesty's ship EREBUS, Captai
LYFORD, with Admiral GRAHAM Moonr, fur tt
Baltic. All the disposable transports at this port at
ordered to the Eastward, and will sail immediatel
the wind comes fair, under convoy of the RINALD
Captain Sir W. G. PARKER.

DEAL, APRIL 28.
Arrived the ALERT cutter, with a convoy fro?
Portsmouth. Sailed his Majesty's ships BEAOL
ARCHER, and PIONEER, on a cruize. The Dm;
cutter has detained and brought into the Downs tie
brig George, MATTHIAS, from Cane.—Wind N.
HARWICH, APRIL 28.
The Diana packet, Captain M,DoNouor, arrive
this evening, in three days, from Heligoland;
brings a Spanish Officer and fifteen private soldier
who have deserted from the French army. Tb
homeward-bound Baltic convoy has been passing a
day to the River.—Wind variable.
INTELLIGENCE GIVEN TO AMERICAN CRUIZERS
A letter, received at Liverpool, from Mr. Jon
INMAN, master of the brig Harriet and Matilda, trot:
Liverpool to Pernambuco, taken off that port by th
Comet American privateer on the 30th of Jamie-)
states, that the Americans enquired particularly afte
the :aurora; and when he told them that there wa
no such ship in the fleet, they replied, that they knee
better; for that on her voyage from Liverpool t
Cork, she had put into Kinsale in distress; that sh
had been repaired at Cork, and sailed with the De
cember fleet ; and they also specified exactly th.
number of her guns and men.

Mem. The letter from Liverpool transmitting th.
above information, states—" this circumstance give
rise to strong suspicion, that the American cruint
have agents in this country, who give them very par
ticular intelligence."
London, England, 1813-04-29

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
rHE ANNUAL MEETING of this SOCIETY
J... will be held at Free Mason? Hall, In Great Queen-street;
Ancola's-Inn-beld,, on Wednesday next, the sth of May.
The Chair to be taken by the President at 3 welve o'Clock
reoisely. JOHN OWEN,
JOSEPH HUGHES, Secretaries.
C. F. ST EINKO PFF,
N.. 11. Patrons and Officers of Auxiliary Societies wishing to
ttend, are requested to send their naeles and addresses to Mr.
ieeley, 1 •KPleet-Ereet, on or before Saturday, the Ist of May.

CHINESE PAPER HANGINGS.
TO BE SOLD very Cheap, two elegant Sets of
the above, lately imported from China, and now lying in
be East India Company's Warehouses. .Apply to Mr. Bull, op-
)(mike the India house.

SHOOTER'S HILL;
TO BE DISPO .;ED OF THE LEASE, OR TO BE LET
FOR A TERM OF YEARS, with immediate Possession,

A VERY commodious FAMILY MANSION,
411. ready Furnished, with a COTTAGE attached, Detached
Difices, excellent Gardens, and about 50 Acres of Meadow Land.
For Particulars and Tickets to view apply to Adam Murray,
turveyor and Land Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross,
'0 by letter, post paid).
THE COSSACK'S PORTRAIT.
AVERY striking Likeness of this foreign Visitor
from a whole length Painting by PYNE, is now on Sale
at Ackermann's Repository of Arts, WI; Strand.
Prints, in Colours, Ss. and Pros with the Cossack's name In
his own handwriting, 101. 6d. each.
Also, the Cossack Love Song, an original Russian Air, with a
Print of a Cossack on Horseback, 9.5. 6d. each.

LEADEN HALL-STREET, April sB, 1815.
MESSRS. BLACK, PARRY, and Co. respect-
fully inform the Public, that in consequence of what
passed in the House of Commons yesterday evening, they have
withdrawn the " Abstract of the Minutes of Evidence on the
Affairs of the East India Company" from publication.
London, England, 1813-04-29

OFFICE OF ORDNAiSCR, April 5, I Ekl 3.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JESTrs ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mar
on or before Monday, the 3d day of May next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of T'N
PLATES, for service of this Department, for a period of Three
Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon Three
Months notice at the orlon of either Party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and further Particu-
lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ton and four o'clock, where ti.e
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endors-d " Proposals
for Tin Plates;" but ro Proposal can be admitted after the
said sd day of May. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party =bk.& It,
or an agent In bis behalf shall attend.—By Order of the Board,
R. H. CRAW, Saretary.

EAST-INDIA 11.01181, April 28, 1813.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of ATERcH.i.Nrs of ENGLAND, trao7ng
to Me EAST INDIES, do herd', give notice,
That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their House in 1 eadenhall-stLeet, on Wednesday, the 23d
June next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, fur the purpose of
declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Midsummer next.
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will he
shut on Tuesday, the Ist June next, at Immo &clock, and opened
again en Thursday, the 22d July following.
And that the Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock,
due on the sth July, will be ready to he delivered on Wednesday,
the 14th July next. JAMES COBB, Ambient-Secretary.
London, England, 1813-04-29

NtllifßElf: Sioj.

:

, .

.RQYAL •
ASTLEYt, WESTMTNStER' BRIDGE.
. . .
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesset the Prince
Regent and Duke of York.
fir HIS and every Evening this Week, (tenth time)
, introducing, after as absence of three vears,-Messrs. D.tots,
PAitxta, Ac. (latterly of the Th.atre' Royal, Covent-Garden).
1 Entertaiumen-s will commence with a Grand Entr6e, exhi-
iiitine a stud of the mot. beautiful Horses in this Kingdom. Ex-
rensive and extra..rdinary HORSEMANSHIP, by various Per-
formers, particularly the intrepid Female Equestrian.
Tent': time, a grand Heroic, Equestrian, and Pedestrian Spec-
tacle, in two parts, with most extensive and entirely new scenery,
machinery, dresses, music, and decorations, called
FEItDINAND OF SPAIN; or,
ANCIEN r CHIVALRY.
A Comic Song called the Cosmetic Doctor.
To conclude with (tenth time) a new Comic Pantetnime, taken
front the Arabian Noghts, called
THE FOUR GATES; OR, HARLEQUIN'S KEY.
Doors op.m at half past Five, beging at half-past Six. Second
Price at haPpast Eight. Licari 4s. Pit ks. Gall. is. Places
taken at the l'heatre from Ten till Three.
Equestrian Tuition, 'by able Masters—for pa- iculars enquire
at th.. Theatre frim ten till two o'clock.

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, April 5,18i3.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
J.Esrr, ORDNANCE, do krirdy five Notice,

That Proposals will be received at their Office In Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the sd day of May next, from such
persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TIN
WARE for service of this Depattment, for a period of Three
Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, au three
months notice, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti-
solars, together with the Terms and Condit ions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office,in Pall-mall, aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals
for Tin Ware r but no Proposals car. be admitted after the said
sd day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed unlest the Party making it,
or an Agent is his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-04-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. ROSE presented a Petition, signed by 32,000 tradesmen
of London, praying that the sth of Elizabeth, by which it was
enacted, that every one should serve an apprenticeship of seven
years before he became eligible for employment as a workman
or tradesman, should be enforced..—Ordered to lie on the table.
Sir T. ACLAN 0 presented a Petition front Plymouth, against
the East India monopoly.—Referred to the Conituitt...e on the
subject.
On the motion of Sir S. ROMILLY, an A idress Wai ordered
to be presented to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, praying
that he would be graciously pleased to order that there be laid
before the House an Account of the number of Persons charged
with Criminal Offences in London and the County of Middlesex,
from 1803 to 1812, distinguishing those convicted from those ac-
quitted, the nature of the offence., the sentences awarded, &e.
Mr. BAS•PARD moved the 2d reading of the Devon Rate Bill.
Sir C. POLE proposed, as an amendment, that the Bill be read
a second time that day rx mouths.
On a division the amendment was carried, the numbers being
as follow :—Ayes 70—Noes 24—Majority 46.
The Bill fur allowing Drawbacks on Wine Duties to Marine
Officers, and that exempting Officers' Widows in Irelan.: from
Stamp Duties on the receipt of their Pensions, were respectively
read a second time.

The trait Distillery Bill was then committed.
The Ecclesiastical Courts Bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed on Monday next.
Sir JOHN NEWPOR wished the provisions of the Bill
should be extended to Ireland.

Mr. COURTENAY moved for various Papers connected with
Indian Af&irs.

NEW AVENUE FROM MARY-LA-BONNE PARK.

Mr. WHARTON moved for leave to bring in a Bill for the
purpose of making a more convenient communication front Ma-
ry-la-bonne to Charing Cross and Westminster. He observed,
that the effect of the plan, which would be afterwards fully laid
betore the House, would be to raise the value of the Crown land
in that district from £454,0 per annum to £3.5,0n0. Of the
houses which wets to be pulled el“wn, 449 belonged to the
Crown, and 316 to individuals. He was happy to add, that the
execution of that plan would not cost the public one guinea.
After a few words from Mr. W tairsa taro, leave was given.
London, England, 1813-04-29

BO FAN! CAL LOT VERY.

RICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
fully acquaint the Public that Government has fixed the
druaing of the Bo ratticat. LOCTERY for TIII1R!DAI NEXT,
the 6th of MAY. In this Lottery these are 'o,uoo Tickets
one half of which are Prizes of various denominations, valued
according to the tinier-mentioned Scale, extracted from the Sche-
dule of the Act of Parliament :
Prizes.

• 1 Valued at 5e5,080
390 ..... 80
200 30
600 ...... / 5
1,000 ...... .5
7,000 $

acspFo
I 5,920
6,000
9FOO
0,000
21,000

70,000 Prizes.

667,000

The whole Tickets, only un. ss. each, are selling at their Of-
ices, the Corner of Bank Buildings, Conlinll, and facing the
King's Mews, Charing Cross. Every Purchaser will be pre-
sented (gratis) with an emblematical Print, containing a strong
likeness of the Emperor Alesander, the illustriuto Patron of Dr.
Thornton's Works.

On Saturday, May the first, will be published, price ,2s.
Embillished with a full length Portrait of Mr. Yourio in the

character of Hamlet, Number IX. of
r IHE THEATRICAL INQUISITION, and
1 MONTHLY MIRROR; a publication devoted to the
promotion of dramatic knowledge, literary taste, and general
entertainment. '1 he present Number contains, in addition to a
gre%t variety of other article. on Morals, Criticism, and the
Drama, original Memoirs of Mr. Young, Mr. Coates and the
'Widow Fairborn, or the Amateur's Humanity investigated;
Essays on Love, on Mod. rn Manners, on Style, on the Advan-
tages of a public Education, and on the History of the English
Stage. Reviews of the Queen's Wake, by James Hogg ;'I horn-
ton's Otway ; Blakeway oat Junius ; the Defence of the Princess
of Wales, and Dr. liendorsou on the Tetbury Impostor; Poetry
and Epigrams ; Dramatic Review, including copious Strictures ou
the new Comedies of Recrimination, Education, &c. &c.
Sold by C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; T. Keys, coleatiau-street ; and
Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-rew.
Or whom may be bad the former Numbers.
London, England, 1813-04-29

-NIURSDAY, APIXITIZg, 1811

--r, ,:

es.fIUCR Olt ORNWICR, April 5,161=.
THE PRINCIPAL OII4GARS of HIS MA.
IRSTrs ORDNANCE,' on give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the Sd day of May next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the supply of BLOCK and
GRAIN TIN, for service of this Department, for a period of
Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, on
Three Minulis notice, at the option of either Party.
Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Royal Brass Foundery at Woolwich, and further Particu-
lars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contracr,
may be known at the Secretary's Office In Pall-Mail aforesaid;
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pro-
posals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals
for Block and Grain Tin;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the said 3d day of May, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.

• CA#ITAL NAVT TIMBER.—TO BE SOLD,
3189 OAKS, 857 ASHES, 33 ELMS, and 92
ABELES ; Standing oR Sudeley Manor, Windt-
eombe, G`nucestershire. The Oak Timber i 4 well headed, And
mostly fit for the Navy. With a large proportion of PLANK
STOCKS, and some of very large dimensions. Most of the Ash
is remarkably good.—The greater part of the Timber stands in a
situation to be carried off with convenience, and within one or
two miles of Winchcombe, from whence a Turnpike Road leads
to Tewkesbury, and it may be carried thence on the Severn, &c.
to any part of the Kingdom.
For a view of the Timber, apply to Mr. William Ireland, at
Sudeley Lodge, near Winchcombe • and to treat for the same, to
Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.
London, England, 1813-04-29

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

Mr. TIERNEY presented a Petition from about 200 Parishio-
ners of the Parish of Berrtngharbour, in Devonshire, en the sub-
ject of the Catholic claims.
The Petition was read by the Clerk. it stared,

" That the Petitioners were chiefly in the farming line, re-
sid:ng about 250 miles westward of the metrop.dis ; that some
time ago a printed paper was distributed amo,.g them, adviong
and requiring them to petitt:::l Parliament age ast the claim; of
the Roman Catholics ; that they considered themselves to be ex-
cellent judges of corn and cattle, but very incompetent to give
an opinion on a subject of si.ch political magnitude and impor-
tance;—that they were particularly averse to petitioning
against the Catholic claims, because they understood, that after
the subject bad been agitated for at least twenty years, and had
been duly weighed by ail the great Statesmen whom the country
had produced during that period the House of Commons had
come to a resolutioa to take the claims of the Catholics into con-
sideration, with a view to their final and conciliatory adjust-
ment—that it certanaly did nppear to them, that it was the con-
scientious regard which the Catholics had for an oath that alone
prevented them at present front sitting in Parliament ; but that,
on the other hand, they (the petaiotters) were alarmed with a
report, that it was in the contemplation of the Legislature to
empower the Regent to make the Pretender Commander in Chief
and the Pope Archbishop of Canterhury, evils which they trusted
would be averted front the country ; that on the whole, however,
they thought that the best they could do, was to entreat the
House to use its own wisdom and discretion on that most mo-
mentous question."
The reading of this Petition excited as much merriment as we
ever recollect to have been produced in the House by a similar
document.

It was ordered to lie on the Table, on the motion of Mr.
TIERNEY, who observed, that it afforded another illustration
of the mode by which it was attenyed to procure petitions against
the claims of the Catholics.