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London, England, 1813-05-27

OF ANWELL PARISH.

'This• case was a question reserved from the Ses-
.sions of Hertford, who had rated the New River
Company in respect of the spring-head at Anwell, in
Hertfordshire, to the poor's rate. They stated, that
the land, if dry, was worth abcut R 5 per annum ;
but if they were :Authorised to clial.6c. upon the profit
of it to the New River Company, then it was £3OO
annual value.

The Court having heard Counsel en both side. 3, de.
tided that the parish did right in rating the value of
the spring to the poor, and confirmed the order of Ses.
ions affirming the rate •

ODER V. MOHTS.

The ATTORWE? GENERAL applied for a Rule to
she* cause why, on the payment of the wages due t'
the.plaintiff in this case into Court, proceedings should
not be stayed, without costs: This was au action
brought by a Seathan engaged under the Statute,
against his Captain for wages. He was engaged t,
perform a voyage from this country to St. Peters.
burgh and back. One of the provisions of the Sta-
tute, their Lordships would recollect, was, that no
seaman was to quit the ship until '2O days after she
came to her moorings, or till after her cargo was taken
out, under pain of forfeiture of wages, for desertion.
The ship in whieli the plaintiff sailud arrived at her
Moorings on the 20th of May ; but, before she had
discharged her cargO, or the s'2o days had expired, the
plaintiff and three others left the ship-; and, on the
Captain afterwards objecting to pay their wages, he
%vas arrested, and held to bail in four different ac-
tions: Now, although he had a good defetece against
paying these men, yet he did not wish to bear hard
upon them, and mire especially he did not wish to
incur the expence of maintaining four actions, where,
even though he should make out a good defence, the
plaintiffs had nothing to pay costs with. He had,
therefore, communicated to their attorney that he was
willing to pay these men their wages, on condition
that proceedings were stayed, and he was put tf, no
more expellee. The attorney, however, declared his
determination to proceed, and had done so till the
costs on each amounted to near 48. The defendant,
thetefore, had been obliged to make the piesent ap-
plication to the Court. This was a shameful impo.
sition, which had of late been practised •on foreign
Captains, by certain persons assuming the character
of attornies ; but the Attorney Grneral trusted the
Court would step in, and grant his Rule, and protect
the Captains florn these impositions in future. Rule
granted.
London, England, 1813-05-27

ATRS. LLOYD GIBBON, the Patentee, has
1 been advised by several medical ch4ractert in the Me%
tropolis and Provincial Towns, to make ber useful Invention
nom Public, in order to obviate and remedy the dreadful coin.
pints occasioned by improper Carsets or Stays, and Steerbusks,
which destroy the beauty of the figure and produce cancers,
C!,:: and liver coinplaidts, pEvilulnus bowel ruptures, and cur-
s...:t.ps of the spine, in growing subjects; whereas, 'the Patent
S:.; will give a ntoiA erect and graceful carriag.-, preVenting (lis-
ter:Am in the shoulders, and that Inelegant habit of for
utat of l.raper support and free respiration, and thertity Lim
zany are swift -ring from malathes too mint ous to mention.
Mrs. 1... G. bees to observe, Elie dots not suite am,. l.aly but
by personal at.plicationa at her house No. 7, Saelsville.striet,
Piccadilly.—N.l3. All letters to be post paid.
London, England, 1813-05-27

OF JUNG.BUNSLAU IN BOHEMIA.

di The beginning of last week nothing was talked
of but victories. Even the Emperor Alexander and
the King of Prussia, who rsturned here on Wednes.
day, the 4th instant, asserted the truth of the victory'
between Lutzen and Weissenfels, which assertion was
flatly contradicted by the retreat of the Russians,
which took place at the same moment. I have also
to observe to you, that General Guerzdorf has .
ready returned, and that the King will not probabl!
be long absent. We are assured that the garrison
Torgau already marches with the Grand Army"

e on Wedises•
of the victory'
assertion was
the Russians,
I have also
-rxdorf has i•
not probably
he garrison ci
4 Army."
r.
Parkable clays
, that the Al.
witnessed IN
ry, and mar!
some monis
night of tt.e
it of the con:•
f the Bth, the
bank of the
ay the Emir:-
n[4 and about
sia. At last,
rmy had cos-
which mesas
e Elbe by thv
city.
t of the troops,
er, WAS to pass
n the French
ay many other
e points; where
defended the
Was a gorl
try ; hut 11.:
midrday,
ring dr,wn t.
lowa in
instructed
re Were ab,
ass which ti:r.
ly passed tic
ry %%ere kel4
the Bth.
entered Dresr
he Viceroy 0!
and hiActio•
Ice which
and next d3l
for istablishr
ssians ended'
: firing on ee
retry. TheY
occupied are
they Ji;ectr..:

their fire, to which the French did not cease replying,
so tho there was a continnetrnegagenient, which
lasted from four in the morning to eight in the even-
ing. Two inhabitants of this city were killed, and
between 30 and 40 wounded.
A number of balls fell oa the houses and in the
streets, but did no damage. Thus the inhabitants
of Dresden spent this day in fear and alarm. Scarcely
had we reposed a few hours, when at one in the mor-
ning of the 10th, the cannonade and fire of the mus-
ketry recommenced, and lasted till four o'clock.—
The Russians quitted the New Town, and a French
,arrison was immediately placed there. Probably the
new bridge of boats will be forthwith re-established,.

THE EVENING STAR
London, England, 1813-05-27

YARMOUTH, MAY 26.

Arrived the PIERCER from Heligoland, with a ves-
sel under her convoy, to take in water for the island.
Sailed the DEFENDER for ,the Downs, and the KING
GEORGE for off the Texel.
DARTMOUTH, MAY 25.

Arrived the Pacquebot cartel from Morlair, with
six French and English ladies, passengers. The
cartel returned the same evening.

HARWICH, MAY 126.
The Lady Frances packet, that arrived from Got-
tenburgh yesterday, passed on the night of the 17th
an outward and an homeward-bound fleet in the
Sleeve. A Leith and a London fleet had left Got-
tenburgh for the Baltic, with which the Swedish
troops went. Passed this day at noon from Sheer.
ness, the outward-bound Baltic convoy. The Lark,
Captain SHERLOCK, and Auckland, Captain LYNE,
with the mails of the 25th, will sail early to-morrow
morning ; the former for Gottenburgh, and the latter
for Heligoland.—Wind West, and squally.
London, England, 1813-05-27

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 26.

Arrived his Majesty's ship MISSLETOE, with one
transport from Falmouth, and the SHARPSHOOTER
sloop of war with a convoy from Guernsey. His
Majesty's ship PARTHIAN has made the signal for the
convoy for the Downs to get under weigh.
London, England, 1813-05-27

DIViDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

June 19. Acne litew.irt and Jane Marla Diuham, Kensington,
dealers, at 1. June 12, John Silke, Ipswich, draper, at 12.
June 15, Thomas Hill, Brighton, cabinet-maker, at 10. June 19,
Wm. Burnham Shaw, St. Paul's Church-yard, warehouseman,
at 12. June 19, P obertWiison, Bow Church-yard, merchant, at
1. June 26, James Maddock, Rosemary-lane, timber-merchant,
at 11. June 12, JoiephVi'alley, Lime-street, merchant, at 12.
June 114, Andrew John Mackenzie, Cross-street, merchant, at 1
June 22, Charles Blake, Bishopsgate street, silversmith, at 11.—
June 12, David Robertson, Finsbury-square, wine-merchant
at 11. June 12, David Simpson, Chatham, brewer, at 11. Julie
12, John Coles, Staple Aston, butter factor, at 12. June 16, John
Wm. Foster, Everett-street, auctioneer, at 12. June 19, Thomas
Harper, jun. Crane-court, printer, at 12. June ..!4, Jostph Sun-
I •
mons, Huil,"printer, at :0. June 19, John Dorvtlle, New Bridge-
street, merchant, at 10. June 2,1-itq;ll ‘V ilson, Oxfoeti-street,
linen-draper, at 12. June 26, Nicholas Nowell and Wm.Vi'ake-
Piech:illy, :urns' mercers, at I. June 26, tdcharJ Russet!,
Tinton, Newington, grocer, at 10. J bite 19, 11. nt. Oxturil-
street, furniture-warehouseman, at 1. June IP, 'Win. Williams,
Pent,mvillo, factor, at I. May f:9, Thonass Burue and .1 hennas
iankin, Camberwell, coai-merchants, at 10. Ithte 5, James
Ward, Church-street, inanutacturer, at ten.
London, England, 1813-05-27

DEAL, MAY 26.

The fleet outward bound have increased to near 70
sail ; they are still wind-bound. Sailed his Majesty's
ship CHATHAM for off Flushing. Arrived the BAD-
GER cutter from off ditto.—Five o'Clock. Several
coasters and colliers have sailed'to the Westward.—
Wind N.N.W. and squally.
London, England, 1813-05-27

CONTRAC 1' FOR HEMP.
•
NAVY-OFFICE, May 22, ISIS.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of hi, MAJESTY', NAVY, Notice,
That on Wetinesday, the 2d of June next, at One o'clock,
they will he ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing
to contract for supplying HEMP.
A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office.
• No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of
'Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him
attends.
London, England, 1813-05-20

S PETERSBURGH, APRIL 19.

The intelligence published at the Head-quarters
y.:es, that the King of Denmark has declared, by
Lieutenant-Colonel Horn, in his service, to Colonel
l'etteaborn, that he would observe a strict neutrality;
s.kat no military Frenchman should be in his States;
and that he was firmly resolved to refuse an entry to
>he French, in case they attempt to infringe the Llell•
'r.kity of Denmark.

STRALSUND, APRIL IS.
.t$ IRE,S TO ME INHABITANTS OF lOMFRANIA AND AUDEN.

" Mar .y brave youths in Pomerania and Rugen, who wish to
one antler the banner( of the Swedish Pomeranian Legion, and
m conjunction with the Swedish troops partake in the sacrea
traigle for •he liberty of Germany, are not possessed of the means
!or enabling them to do it. It is an incumbent duty on those
.vho are themselves prevented from taking up arms for their
Xing and Connell', to supply thew persons with the necessary
.nears. On the banks of the Oder and the Elba, Lords and
Ladies of Germany have, for that object, made offerings of their
Nose valuable property. Inhabitanes of Pomerania and fingen !
We are I kewise (sermons : kt us prove that the tuost sacred in-
terests of our nation art not' less impressed on our hearts. The
•7e:, of Germany are now fixed on us, and our posterity would in
4 .Jeure times blush for us, should their fathers neglect these pre-
,,ous mmients. But that none may lose the opportunity of ac-
tompl.s.king the desire of his heart, we, the undersigned, here-
wit declare, with approbation of the higher powers, that we are
res. dy and willing to collect such contributions as generous min-
;,ed persons may make for this great object, and will ourselves, to
'ne best cf our judgment, employ them in fitting out fortuneless
etkatece, (Signed by 14 of the Principal Inhabitants.)

THE EVENING STAR
London, England, 1813-05-20

This day was published, ptice 6s. boards,
The Second Psrt of

COTTAGE DIALOGUES among the IRISH
PEASAN FRY, with Notes sod Musttations.

By MARY LEAD/MA.I ER.

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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1813.

PAPER MARINO.
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ay Mrs. D. JOHNSON.
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This day was published,
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ru LIFE of LUTHER ; with an Account of
the Early Progress of the Reformation.
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TREATISE on the 'LAW of ACTIONS
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DIED.

At Bisley, in the county of Mummer, on the 14th Meant,
Captain John Hamstea.l, Royal Navy.
Monday last. at Ipswich, the Rev. Richard Fletcher, A.M.
father of I.ieu•enant•Colonel Sir Richard Fletcher, Ban. of the
Royal Engincers.
tin the 28th-January last, at Newpt.rt, in Rhode Wand, North
Atnerita, Robert Nichols Auchmuty, El. He was the only sur-
vivi,tg brother ot Major. General Sir Namur' Auebinuty.
London, England, 1813-05-20

THORN" ON'S MEDICAL EXTRACTS.

This day was published, in two hrge Volumes, alto. Fifth Edition,
'Unmated with Totem-seven VlAtts,prire Xt. 12s boards,
THE PHILOSOPHY of MEDICINE ; being
MEDICAL. EXTRAC Fa on the NA UURE of HEALTH,
and REMOVAL of DISEASE.
11,1 RODER JOHN THORNTON, M.D.
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more clear and satisfactory detail of, the numerous facts and ma-
soning which form the basis of the present improved t:ate of
Mvciical acience."—Critical Review.
London, England, 1813-05-20

EDINBURGH -ROXBURGH CAUSE.

The remaining branch of this very important cause,
which relates to the Feus, was on Thursday deter-
mined by the Court, when the Judges of the Eilst
Division were, with the exception of Lord GILLIKS,
unanimous in opinion, that the feu-rights granted by
the last Duke, of almost the whole estates, were con-
trary to the spirit and intention of the entail, and,
therefore, their Lordships reduced and set aside these
feu-rights. A decision to this effect was formerly
given by the Court here, but the House of Lords,
after a long hearing of Covasel, remitted the case to
be re-heard before the whole Judges cf the Court of
Session. Long and able papers were given in,, and
afterwards full pleadings took place before the two
divisions of the Court, met together for that purpose,
last winter. The Judges of the Second Division, as
they do not vote on the point, the case not being be-
fore their branch of the Court, gave opinions in writ-
ing, which were printed and laid before their Bre-
thren of the First Division; and, after full delibera-
tion by the latter, on Wednesday and Thursday, a
decision was given as we have stated, setting, aside
the feus.—lt is supposed the case will go again to
the House of Peers.

HATTON GARDEN.--Tuesday a man, in a sailor's
garb, was charged with attempting to defraud a
tradesman's wife in the vicinity of Islington, by offer-
ing for sale two shawls, which he pretended to have
brought from India, for £7. He was accompanied
by a Jew, wit*, in order to whet the intended dupe's
appetite for the bargain, pretended to wish to purchase
them himself, the seller, however, affecting a point of
honour,. favoured his intended dupe with the fist.
offer • but unfortunately for his design, she was ap.
prised of the deception and had him secured. When
before the Magistrate, he confessed he had bought
them, at a linen-draper's in town, for ii2o" He was
scut ou board the tender.
London, England, 1813-05-20

This dty were published, price 3..
DIRECTIONS to CHURCH-WARDENSTor
the FAI I'HIIIII. DISCHARGE of their DUTY..

By HUM PliltF.Y PKIDLAITX,
Formerly Arch-Deacon of Suffolk.
Seventh Edition ; brought down to the 52d Gco. 111 with
Notav and Observations, and a copious Index. To which is added,
a Connoadiunt of the Law of tithes, alphabetically arranged.
Primed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-tow.
London, England, 1813-05-20

LEATHER TAR.

Mr. BENSON asked the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, whether it was his intention to oppose the Bill,
after the expression of the sense of the House last
night ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, the Hon. Gentleman had no right to put such
a question; but he had no objection to answer for his
convenience, that he certainly should oppose it, as he
did not consider the opinion of last night decisive.
London, England, 1813-05-20

THE IRREDUCIBLE CASE.

This day was published, in tivo. price 75 6d. beards,
itMETHOD of APPROXIMATING towards
the ROOTS of CUBIC EQUATIONS belonging to the
IRKEDUCIBLE CASE; with a Diagram of the. Cast, and an
Appendix, containing a Method of Etc litating the Resolution of
Q,uadeatics.3.-By JAMES MICK FIAR
Printed for the Author; and pohlished by R. Ackermann, at
the Repository of Arts, No. WI, Strand; and to be had of all the
Booksellers in the United Kingdon.
London, England, 1813-07-12

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The CHANCELLOR o' the EXCHEQUER bromet in a
Bill for gtanung .era),t'uo, out 01 the Consod.lated Fund, which
was read a first time, and ordered to Le read a second titne on
Monday.

Sir J..ll4'lnirose took the oaths anti Ili, seat as Member Ll-
the count, et Nairn.

Mr. W. presented the Report of the Committee of
the House of Lords respectiag the I rmity Bill, which stated that
ear Bill ►... d been shire ordered to be read a third three en that
day three months. He then obtained leave to brims iu a fresh
Jill, which was read a Brat time, and ordered to be read a se-
cond time on Monday. • .
The Sheriffs of London presented a Peados* from the Court
of Common Council, in favour of the Bill few 'terming Mott
Auctions.—Ordtred in he on the table.

The third r..ading of Ike Stipendia.-y Cr.rates Bill was filed for
Monday.
The Report on du: East India Bill was ordered to ba brought
up on Monday.

111 r. I.OOKSIART broughtin the Charity Trustees Bill. which
eras ordered to be pinta, its ostler to be proceeded on hat
Sessi,An._

Ile Irish Loan Charge Bill went through a Commitio. Report
on Monday. •

Ttic Mid-flotetes Regulation liiG was hrmsght up, read a first
time, and order,d to be read a second time en Mot.day u It.
I.OOKHAR I brought up dm Report of the block Aut-
ti

Mr A:derman ATKINS proposed a clauge, •that Auctioneers
o..ty sail in tl ea. own name or .n th,,se of their partners
1 he Jul wag, thzn re-comntived, anti the Report was brought
up, the amendments agreed to, and the 1)11 was ordered :o be
Lead a third time, uu Mua :ay next, it then engrossed.--Adjourned,

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
London, England, 1813-07-12

EDUCA 110 N.

ON MONDAY, August 2, 1813, will be re-opened.
after the Midsummer Vacation, the Seminary for a limited
Lumber of Pupils, Pullin's Row, Ishngton, by the Rev. J. EVA :1/4ts,
A.M. Terms, Forty Guineas per Annum. A few Pupils finish-
ing their Education, are accommodated in a room to themselves,
amply tarnished with Globes, Charts, and an extensive Library
for general improvement.
• References to Dr. A. Rees; Hon. Simon Fraser and Co. Com-
b!!! ; Messrs. Treacber, Paternoster-row; Ti:ford, Spitalfields ;
and Grosvenor, Cnri.hill. See an Essay on Education, sold by
Sherwood, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1813-07-12

DISTRILUTION OF PRIZE-MONSY.

—- - -
The Nimble, for the Danish sloop No. 5, will be paid on Friday
seat, at 23, Norfolk-street, Strand, arid there recalled.

- . -
The Tartars for the Primus, to-morrow, at 41,
and there recalled.

The Virago, fur the Ramonclta, on Thursday nest, and 13,
Clement s Inn, and there recalled.

AVERAGE PRICE of CORN IN ENGLAND and WALES,

from the returns ending the 3d of July, 1813.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease.
d.
116 3 174 157 •
9 42 10 181 Of 84 1
'The average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made
'a the week *riding the 7th of is 635. Sid. per Cwt.
London, England, 1813-07-12

COMMISSIONS.

ANY Person having any business to transact in
Scotland, on the line of RenyJolt, Haddington, Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Greenock, Air, and Stranraer, either in the Mercantile
line, or viewing of Estates, may be accommodated by a person
travelling that road in August. Apply to Mr Cochran, No. 7,
Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, on the 16th, 20th, and 24th of
l•
July, 1813.
London, England, 1813-07-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

It is confidently stated, that Commodore Roams,
in the President, has put Into Bergen, there watered,
and has proceeded to intercept our bomeward.bound

Greenland ships.—An English line.of-battle ship and
a frigate, are, however, in those seas, and will no
doubt give a good account of him.

FALMOUTH, JULY 9.

Arrived yesterday, the Apollo, Atm, from New
Providence for London.—On the 27th ult. in lat. 46.
54. N. long. 31. W. she was captured by the York
Town American privateer, Captain RICKER, who had
also captured, on the 24th ult. in lat. 47. '2O. N. long.
25. W. the Manchester Packet, Captain ELPHINSTON,
who left this port on the 15th ult. with a mail for
Halifax.—She was taken after a chace of 37 hours,
20 of which she sustained a running fight v. ith the
enemy, which terminated in a close engagement of
one hour and seven minutes, in which Captain EL.
PHINSTON and his little crew behaved with the greatest
gallantry, as did also the passengers, viz. Captain
SABINA, of the Royal Artillery, Mr. G. BELL, mer-
chant, and Mr. PETER SNELL—the latter, with two
seamen, are slightly wounded. The York Town
is a cut down East Indiaman, of five hundred
tons, with a bulwark' of fourteen inch solid timber,
six feet high, and mounts 16 long 12 and 9.pounders,
and had on board 116 men. The Manchester car-
ried 10 guns, 6 and 3-pounders, and 30 men, aid
only 180 tons burthen. At the time she struck she
had only 2lbs. of powder left, and her sails, rigging,
masts, &c. cut to pieces. The Mail was sunk. The
York Town was much cut up in her rigging, and had
three men wounded. She is the same privateer that
took the Ann packet, has been out three months, and
has made nine prizes, one of which was the Malvina,
O'CosNon, from St. John's, from Oporto, the crew
of which, as well as the Master, Mate, and several
of the crew of the Manchester, were put on board
the Apollo, and have arrived here.
London, England, 1813-07-12

This Institution since its establishment •at the commence-
ment of the present War, has afforded au honourable and grateful
assistance or alleviation to 14,646 Cases of Officerfs, Seamen
and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant
Relatives : and, including the heroic Sufferers on the recent
memorable Victory, it has still a large number of the mast
meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Coin-
mittre feel a firm reliance, that through the generous sympathy
of all ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings of
security from the hostile aims of its powerful and vindictive
Enemy, " the BRITISH SEAMAN and :OLDIER may still
" confidently trust, that these who are dear to him while living,
" shall, in the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find
" Friends add Guardians in a grateful and generous Courtry:
" and that he who may be dkabled in its defence shall not be
" ae;lected t•y those whom he has bravely defended."
I. P. WELSFORD, Secretary.
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respective Bankers.

MADAME DE STAEL'S NEW WORK.
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REFLECTIONS on SUICIDE. By MADAME
AA/ de S I'AEL, Baroness of Holstein. Translated from the
trench.
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pERPETUAL WAR, the POLICY of Mr. MA-
DISON, being a candid Examination of his late Message
to Congress, so far as respects the following topics, viz. he pre.
tended Negotiation= for Peace; the Important and interesting
Subject of a Conscript Militia; and the Establishment of an im-
mense standing Army of Guards and Spies, under the name of a
Local Volunteer Force.

By a NEW ENGLAND FARMER,
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Boston, printed. London, reprinted for Longman, Hors!,
Rees, Or me, and Brown, Paternoster-row. ,
01 wi.om may he had,
The AMERICAN REVIEW of History and Politics, Nc. I to
rrice 6s. each sewed.
London, England, 1813-07-12

OUTSTANDING PRIZES!

TDISH intreats the Holders of theundermentioned
. Twenty one CAPITAL PRIZES Sold and Shared by him
in the Lottery that finished last Month, to bring them for Pay-
ment, or Exchange them for Tickets and Shares in the New Lot-
tery of only 12.,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing 17th September.
3,237, a Prize of £20,000
9,190, - 10,030
£3OO
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200

. .
7,112 - £2,CCO 19,288 -
18,131 - 2,000 4,543 -
496 - 1,000 7,023
7,883 - 1,000 7,085 -
8,931 - 1,000 7,924 -
10,497 - 1,000 11,430 -
6,640 500 15,285 -
15,545 - 500 ; 18,881 -
15,384 - 500 I 18,393 -
16,: 17 - 300 &c. &e.
Tickets and Shares are selling .n great variety at both of ID .n's
truly fortunate Offices, fom which Ptr•ous in the C gin.. v a ,
be supplied by sending their Orders (past or careate p dr!) 6u eithcr
4, C /RN .111.1., or 9, CHARING ..,<OSi.

ItOMAN CEMEN I', manufactured by_Ckta.nuLs
FRANCIS and Win rc, Nine Elms, near ondon, tor %:tuc-
cuing and making an old 'hick House equal iti appearance to a
new Stone Building. In situations even where the wail. a-e damp.
by a proper apphcation of the Cement they ntay he mail- perlecov
dry. It is also used for Brick-work units Wat,r—at..! in maku g
Balls, Cis erns, Ric. it will Ise found to answer the purpiises o:
Lead, at one third the expLnsc.—Sold in casks of Five Bushels
each, with.full direclous for using.

TO MARKET GARDE 'ERS AND OTHERS.
TO BE LE r,
DIFFERENT PIECES f very rich MARKET
GARD!N GROUND, in full crop, willies two mi!es of
Covent-Gardeu Market, and tHierent distances from Town, in
eligible situa•ions with Co, tages on part 'f Them.
For particulars and to view appl) to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer
and Land Agent, No. 7, Duke-street, Grestettor-Square.
London, England, 1813-07-12

PLYMOUTH, JULY 10.

Arrived yesterday the Quern Elizabeth, CHANT•
LER, from Alicant ; and the Swan, SYMES, from
Palma ; they left Gibraltar 4th inst. with a fleet under
convoy of his Majesty's ships LEVIATHAN and Zr-
PHYE, %Vila are gone up Channel; also the BELLE
PouLE frigate• trim a cruize. Sailed the FOXHOUND
on a cruize, and the LAPWING sloop of war from
Milford.—Wind variable.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11.

Yesterday arrived the ZEPHYR, of 16 guns, Capt.
KITCHENS, with the following ships under convoy,
from Gibraltar and Cadiz :—the Jane, Si ARK ; Ca.
therine,BßOWN ; Robert, MONKMAN; Emerald, STORE;
and Amity, FOREMAN. The LEVIATHAN, 74, Cell%
CAMPBELL, is gone by with the remainder of the con-
voy for the River. Also arrived the ALPIIEA, 12 guns,
Lieutenant MACDONALD, from off Cherbourg. This
day arrived the ESCORT, 14, Lieutenant Ctiossis ;
and DEXTEROUS, 14, Lieutenant Tommxsox, with
convoy, from Guernsey.—Sailed the SNAP, 10 guns,
Captain SARTORIL'S, with convoy for Guernsey; the
MENELAUS, 38, Captain Sir P. PARKER, and FLY, 18,
Captain Sir W. PARKER, for Plymouth. The AL-
BION, 74, Captain DEVONSHIRE, and PRIMROSE, 18,
Captain PHILLOTT, sailed this morning with the ships
bound to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Halifax, and
Quebec, but are now woi king into St. Helen's again,
notwithstanding the wind is favourable for their pro-
ceeding.—Arrived the brig John Anderson, BRCcE,
from the coast of Africa, last from Fayal.
London, England, 1813-07-12

DEAL, JULY 11.

Came down from the River, his Majesty's ship
MEDWAY, and passed through the Downs fcr Ports-
mouth ; Venns, HILGOUR, for the Cape, and several
more, particulars not known ; also came down the
Three Bees, Watt's, for Botany Bay, and remains.
Arrived his Majesty's ships RINALDO, from Ports.
mouth, and ROSARIO, from off the French Coast, and
remains.—Wind N.
SHEERNESS, JULY 11.

Sailed his Majesty's ships PINCHER and MERCURIUS
with a convoy for the Baltic :—the next will sail
about the 19th inst.—Wind N.

YARMOUTH. JULY H.

Arrived from the Humber the PRINCESS orWALss
and BRITISH FAIR hired cutters, with some light
transports under their convoy, which proceeded for
the River.
London, England, 1813-07-12

MARRIED.

Tuesday last, at Whitfield, near Dovor, the Rev. George
Simpson, of Bobbing-coon, Kent, to Lucy, youngest daughttr of
George Ftringer, Esq. of Dovor. .
July 7, at Matelstoue, Mr. Peek, surgeon, of Lo don, to Mary,
the daughter of rho Rev. E. Ralph, of Maidstone.
July 2, the Rev. Daniel Lynn", of Hempstead-emrt, nt:r
Giouteuteroo Miss Cooper, daughter to J. Gilbert Cooper, Esq.
of '1 hurgation Priory, Nottinghamshire.
London, England, 1813-07-12

. EAST INDIA HOUSE, July 9, 1813.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of de UNITED
COMPANrof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST INDUS, do hereby rive "dice,
That a General' Court of the said Company will be held at
their House, In Lea denhall-street, on Tuesday next, the 13th in-
stant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, on business of the ut-
most importance.
• JAMES COBB, Arrietant Secretary.
London, England, 1813-05-29

want of discretion in part of what fell from the-tie. I
fetidant, Itihich the Court were sorry to we. rut, in
the rest of his address, and in his affidaiit, he only
states the reasons which induced him to blieve the
representations made to him; and which iuduced
him to act as he did',"

The COMMON SERJEANT---44 Your Lorship will ob-
serve,- that no person has joined him in his affidavits.
If he can produce' thost letters to which he ) as
alluded, or any farther affidavits, .I have no objec-
tion to postpone the present proceeding."

Lord EllEtsißOßOT:Gii•••-" The Defendant has not
preferred any such prayer to the Court; perhaps,
too, the affidavit of Miss St. Julian, if 'procured,
would not be very serviceable. Pray, Mr, Common
Serjeant, can you explain the cause of thii last certio-
rari, and of the frequent postponement of this trial ?
—An expence of -4300, together with the anxiety of
mind which must be felt on such an occasion, is
enough to bear down any min."
The COMMON St:WE/Mr stated, that, in the first
instance, the Defendants had been indicted for felony,
under the 30th of Geo. 11. c. 24., commonly called
the False Pretence Act.

Lord ELLENSnROUGII" There was nothing ob-
tained, and, in justice to the Defendant, it must be
observed, if we believe his al3'ida►it,'that he harbour-
ed no intention of receiving any of the money." .
The CONIMON SERJEANT--66 The writing 'Wen, I
charging any person with an act liable to punish-
ment as a felony, comes within the Statute of 7.3ih
Geo. II.; but the imputation here, not extending
so far, the indictment was abandoned, and a pro.
secution for a misdemeanour was commenced, which
your Lordship knows could not come on till the next
Assizes."

Lord ELLEN3OROUGII-44 It . might by consent of
the parties."
Mr.CommoN SERJEANT-14 They were nut on bail."

Lord ELLetmottociou" They might have stitren-
det'ed, by consent."
Mr. COMMON SERJEANT-.-41 The reason of its
having been finally removed by certiorari was, the
anxiety which was felt to have the cause tried by a
Special Jury."
Lord ELLENBOROOGII -14 Well, yon see these things
have had the effect of ruining the young min :--t ou
should have given :notice of this intention, before the
Defendant had been put to the expense uf collecting
his witnesses."

Mr. CohlstnN SEPJEANT then proceeded—and ani-
madverted, at considerablelength, both on.the offence'
of which the defendant Wad been conekted, and on.
the subject matter c►f his address to the Court, and
concluded with hoping, that the Court WI uld pas:
such a sentence as would tend to protect Mr. C. a::d
others from similar conspiracies.
Mr. GUERNEYi on the part of MT. C. lamented that
the defendant had not availed himself of the discre-
tional assistance_of his former Ccunsel. .
The Court, hearing that the deitndant was at pre-
sent a prisoner for deLt in the Fleet,..emanded
ordering him to be brought up to hcax the sentence on
the last day of the Term, Monday next. -

MARRIED.
Monday in', at Rbss, Berefoid4bire, Jolin Srmford Collins,
E•iq. to Edith, elde)t dat:ghter of P. Jones, EN. of the Cleve,
near Il4;ss.
London, England, 1813-05-29

COUN FRY

WANTED to RENT, Furoi,hed, for Twelve
Months cei tain, a genteel FAMILY HOUSE, with three
or four best Bed-rooms, and requisite Offices, it icr a small Fa-
mily, with Coach-housc and Stables, a good Garden, awl from 10
to Acres of Grass Land; from Q 0 to 100 tulles of letanilon,
near a Mather Town, with goild roads and a respectable neigh-
bourhood. The object of the Adverisur is to purchase any plus
that may suit him after a trial, if to he e.tsposed of. Every particular
as to the number and dimensions of the rooms and office., as well
as the rent, including taxes Slid pours' rates, to be forwarded (If br
letter, po.t.pai,l), directed to C.l). care of Ma. Situpsoo,
Navy (like, Loneon.
N. B. At, expensive place, or requiring a large establisbasett4
will not suit.

-- - .
HONITON, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA t•L' CONTRACT,
Licher together or in Lots,
ACAPITAL and highly valuable PRE EHOLD
EiTATE in possession and revel-don, cat/sitting of the
-Lordship and Manor of Hmiton, anti several imorovable Farms,
with a very consideraV7 part of the Borough of Hontion in Mks.
suage., Dieellinzs, and Lands adjacent, containing about 1450
ACrei of productive Alcaduw, Pasture, and Arable land, lying
e..rapact and eatend•.ng irnmedia•ely from the town for a dls-
ranee of more than two miles between the hidinouth and Beer
turnpike reads, producing a clear present Ineorste of upwards of
4'l4(u),bu . of the estimated value of yri..pV per annum.
Full pa•tncul:rs may be had at the Office of Messrs. Bickatfl
and Spedding, Lincoln's Inn Fie:(l%, London, to wittom proposals
for tie ptirch.ste are to he adore ..,^d. Partltailars may atso by
had of Mr. Savery. Soliei: or, South Vienna. mar Modburis
Devon ; of Mes-rs. Townsend and Pearse, Solicitors, In Hood•
ton; and of Mr. Richaid kaine, Land Surveyor, 6, Holburo.
court, Gray's•lun, I.ondon, of whom a Plan of the Estate may
be seen.
London, England, 1813-07-24

FAMILY BREWING.

I\TEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees o'
1.11. the POWI'ABI.E FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the latibbe, that in
consequence of the Fire hi iskigner-street,• they have retnov.d to
their Fremiscs, I:e er.ts, ( ,ear the Hay-market) Puceatlaly;
where they hope to be honoured with a continuanee of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced. •
This Machine comknes the lace place, Coppers, Marsh I un,
Under Back, Ho, Back, 410 Working Tun, In one Utensil;
which is compact, datable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and cer ale In its operation.
The Machine t. made of variow, dimensions, suitable to mina
Families, or the moil extensive c ,•abUslintects
N. R. and. Co. h ,ve the pl-astire at saying, they have moat re-
spectable testi-nwiL'..., and C.ln give references to Gentlemen in
'1 own and Counay, who have had experience of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by the Patentees, No. CO5, Piccadilly, London; and
No. 10. Wine-Atreer, ; also by the principal Furnishing
Ironmonger. in the United Kingdom.
N. R and Co brew in the Machine for public inspection,
every Tuesday, ili*Lundou and Bristol.
London, England, 1813-07-24

SAL S BY. AUCTION.
CUR74IOI-STREPT, MAY:PAIR.
Gennine Household furniture, Pier avil CbMiwy G!seer, rare

old raised IN rahitlet4 sod Screens, fi..e old Chloe, Pail*.
ings, a small Service of Plate, and other tifects.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Pewits's., Curzon-strut. Ntay-fair, on Touchy, July 27,
ar Eleven.
TILL genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Pier and Chi:miry-glasses, massy carved Pier t.ddes, wi:h
marble top. large Mirrors, cut-glass Lustre., elegant Chande-
lien, India Cabinets, amongst which is one formerly in she Cole
lection of Charles the First, and Screens of rare old Japan, Ivory
Wrking Desk, fine old China, fine Paintings by Lanaktto, a small
Service of Plate, the property of the Dowager lady R &AD t, de.
ceased. The Furniture comprises four-post and otter Bedsteads,
with Chintz Cotton and other Furniture* stud Window-curtains
to match, seasoned Feather Beds and Betiding, Drawing-room
Stairs of rich Silk Damask, aed Satin French rod Win :low cur-
tains, with' Draperies' Cablole, Sofas and Chairs, Turkey and
Brussels Carpets, etcellert Cabinet articles in double and single
Chests of Drawers, Book cad China-cases, Card, Pembroke,
Pier, and Dining-tables, Faxing room Chairs. Eight-day Clock,
Oak Mangle, numerous Kitchen He quisites, and various Lffects.
To be viewed Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale; when
Catalogues may be had, at Is. each, on.the Premise;; and of Mr.
Robin*, Warwick-3 -teet, Golden-square.
London, England, 1813-07-24

'BERK_SFPR E.

SONNING, BETWEEN TWYFORD AND READING.
Va.anble FREEHOLD !STATE, part hounded by the River
Loidon, with sundry productive Aytes, Farm House, and
BILL:Ingo. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, Aug. _6, at Twelve, in Lois,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, EAST PARK-
.II. FARM, situate in the l'anth of Snoring, a sLort dis:ance
fs Twyfo:d, part bounded by --Gstidy Bridge and the River
Lodclon, and the turnpike-ioad to Prating; comprising a good
Farm House with Offices, Garden, Yards, _Barns, b:ables, and
Out buildings, and sundry Enclosures of rich Water Meadow,
P•sture, and Arable Land, sn possession of Mr. May. • Sundry
Aytes, in possession of Atr. Wiggins, containing One Hundred
and Fi:ty Acres, tying compact ; al-o a compact Esiate, upwards
of Fifty-two Acres of Arable Land, lying at .he back of the Vii.
lage of Sunning, and sear th • Kiser I hanws, • delightful spot for
Buiitling, and pieces of I and iii the Common Fieid, near the
above, in possession sit \ Ir. May : Estate Is in a ye: y eligible
part of the country, only t•ur miles nom Reading, and L
London. Hounds are k. pt in the neighbourhood, good retails In
ail directions.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. May, the tenant, at EMI
Park Farm, near Twyiord. where Particulars may be had ; and
at the MAIN Arms, i wyford ; Bear, iteadirg; the Inn at Son-
Mug; Pelican, Newbury ; White bon, !lath; sun, Maidenhead;
Castle, Salt-hill; Mr. Adams, Cranfurd•bridge; ked I.iur,
Hl:x.2lAm ; of Mr. Bramwell, No. Lincoln a-Inn fislds; at
Garraway's, and 41 r. Rohins,Warwick-street, Golden square,
where a Plan of the Esra e may be seem
London, England, 1813-07-24

.gATUADAY, 1314 X 1.4; ;1019,

. •
• ' • TO ThE FACIII.*Y. • : '
WARTED a PARTNER, oet)le PeAttic.e may
be tiara on moderate•te•ms. Letters, pdst•pAd, to Ig• w
Leese's, Druggist, CasiterSury. Keir, duly ai:swered.

• Gl•tt -IN Ft.:, l'E.
11.1% clay w :s pubashi, is. eul. in folio,
AVRAGG'. Innproved FLUTE PRECEPTOR]
V or the Art of Playing the German Flute rendered Puy to
every ezpacity, on W1114.1,10s ei tireiy new. The contei.ts are, a co.
piouv set cf lnstrues.is for a 1+ te 'run one tqeiaht K..y.; a Set
or l'rizre.sive I.esst.as; 54 otl•aal Duette., by the Author; 20
Arlene.; 33 favourite -coach aad other Airs; and 16 Flourishes
in Major and Minor Keys • the whole forming the cheapest and
most v.:441 book of the k.nd tztant.

London: Printed for, and sold by the AJthoe, No. 17, Little
Knight Rider-itreet, Doctors Commove.—A Caution, no Bonk
is genuine.; czar it is signed " Wren," iu red ink, in the
Ti le and Address

NEW MUSIC.
THE BRAZEN BUST, a roniantic Melo-Dram 3,
performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed
and arrange for the Pianotorte by it R. Eishop, price Gs. Les
Petits Epos, (No. X.) containing rte celebrated Air of The
thorn, waned as a Rctitto, with an Introductory Movemen ,
by J. Davy, ;rice 2s. Dr Cooke% beaut:ful Glee f.,r four Voice*,
An Epitaph on a Dormouse, adapted in a new manner, invented,
to accommodate Singers unacquairited with. the tenor cliff, by
1%1). W price 23. 'Three sonatas for the Pianoforte. with
Accontpan ments for a V!olin and Violoncelo, composed by P
Krapton, price 103. 6d. Mozart's celebrated Ah Perdona, with
V... 1 ix 'tens for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, composed by J.
Ma?.z-nghi. pece Ss. or single for the Pianoforte and Flute only,
pr,ce. Arabian Rondo, composed by J. Parry, price So. Borne
iii you blaze of orient Sky, the Prize Glee for 1815, composed
by Sir J. littvetirson, plus. Doe. price . Psepart, ye Nymphs,
prepare, an Lelmired Glee from the Opera of " Psyche," composed
by ditto. When Fancy flits on spot tive Wings, a fattourire ~ong
sung by Mr. Philipps, at the rlea re Royal, Drury-Lane, cont.
posed by J. Parry, pries- is. Gd. Mutual I.ove, a Ballad, sung by
Mrs Bolton in the F;.rce of " Three Weeks after Marriage,
co; paced by ditto, prc'e Is. Gd.
Lo.-don: Published by Goulding, D'Alsnaine, Potter sail Co.
Nu. :A!, Soho-square; and No. 7, Wountoreland-ttreet, Dublin.

CATON ON DEBII.I ['Y.
This day was published. pilee Ss. 6d. second edition,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DZBI-
Lrrits, natural and co:waved, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks tin Ottani:ins, Se-
!ulna! Weakness, nocturnal Emission, lite•-t Tabes Darsalls,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Cenci ation.
By .1. M. CATON, Surgriti,
Late of the United hospitals of St. Th..nua) and Guy's.
Prinred fur the Author, No. 10, Stanhope•street, Newcastle-
/tree 1 ()whin.
Where may had, Caton's Por War *lli-wise en the Causes and
.Distinction of the. Varieties r.l A,tlnpa, with nrw, simple, and
successi instruetions for the prose:dim and treatment of Astls
made kits, price Ss.
London, England, 1813-07-24

4,17C/1 01 ORDNANCE, jay 9, 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL aTICEPS of his MA.
JESTre ORDNANCE tie herds give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 26th instant, from such Persons Is may
be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER BREECHES
and GLOVES, for service of this Department, for a period of
Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon
Three Months Notice at the option of either Party
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application, at
elm Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further
palieularsi together with the Telles and Conditions of the Con-
tract, maybe known at the Seel etar) 's Office in Pall Mall afore-
said, any day between the hour of feu and Four o'clock. where
the Proposals mutt be delacred, staled up and indorsed, " Pro-
posals for Leather Breeches a•KI Gloves;" but no Proposal can be
admitted alter the sail 26th instasit, at t 2 o'clock at noon of the
same day; neither nil! any render be noticed,-unless the Party
making it, or an Atter,' in Id, Lehalf, si,all attend.
By Order of the Boa: u, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-07-24

CO: CHES I Ek-E:SI X.

c.;FITAL RESIDENCE, With Offices, Co..rh-houses, Stables,
Farin Eleasuie-grotinds, excel ent Kitchen-gardens,
Ore ard, and Meadow Land, top u• East •Itill, with a long
frontage to the Stroet' anal the mn.t desirable part fur a Gen-
tlemar's Resid. nce.—By Mr. RUBINS,
At (..arraway's, on I bursday, August u 6, at 14, in one Lot,
THE PitIURY, too nacrly part of the GREY
FRIAR I'ERY, a wry elijhle FREEHOLD
~TATE, and immemorially 'I ithe free, Land-tax redeemed, a
rapist and spacious FAMILY MANSION, situate in a fine coin-
man ling tm,uence, the top of East,hill, the most preferable part
of Colchester, the residence and property of JAIt Ls HALL, E.i.
'1 be HoUSE is a substantial BHA Edifice, with a double-
bowed Front, and contains, on the gruuad story, a neat hp-
trrnee-ball, Library, Drawing room, Brealtfast-rooms, capital
Dining-parlour, Store-room, roomy Closets, Water-closets, &c.;
seven airy Bed-chambers on the first story, witb Store-runm,
Closets, act.. four good Chambers on the upper story, with Store-
rooms, Closets, atc. _ _ _

The Offices comprise excellent Kitchen, Store-closets, Ser.
Tante-half; Bakehouse, and Scullery; Pantries, Larders, Dairy,
and roomy Cellars, in the Basement. Paved Yard, with Gates.
to the bum; double Coech-house, with a very eat, nsive Jwre.
chamber over it • and two 3-stall Sables,Brewhouse, and var Mus
Cut-buildings, alt of the must substantial Prick, and in perfect
repair. Lawns and ' Pleasure-grounds Fish-ponds, a catital
KitCban-garden, partly walled, anti well stocked witl:tzt;:t'tiLes;
London, England, 1813-07-23

This day was published, in 1 Vol. try°. price 14s. boards,
AN ESSAY ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF
ROADS and CARRIAGES.
By RICHARD LOVELL EDGEWORTH, Esq.
Y. R. S. M.R. I. A. and Civil Engineer.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.

HAZARD, BURNS, *ad Co. Stash-Brokers)
respectfully inform the Public, that Tica ars and SNARE*
for the present STATE LOTTERY, are on Sale at Melt Ogee,
No. 98, ROTAL EXCIIANOZ, London.
This Lottery, consisting of only 12,000 Tickets, will com-
mence drawing on the 17th Saintliest next, and mil bet:frown
hi Two Days.
THL SCHEME CONTAINS
2 - Prizes of £llO,OOll
2 . - of - .10,000
With other Capitals, and has in It no Prize of less value than
£2o.—The First Thousand Blanks w U be entitled to .eio each ;
the First Prize above £9O to £10,000; and the First above .620
on the Second Day, to ££o,oon.
London, England, 1813-07-23

MARRIED
Wednaidey, by the Rev. Dr. Gasktn, Mr. loseph Sego, f
Jane, youngest daughter of the late Jonathan Eade, Reel choke

• • 7

Y v...

DIED.

•

At Vittoria, in Spain, on the 24th June, in the 2alls year ef Isis
age, •ot a wound he received in the glorious salon fought under
Lor Wellington on the 41st June, Captain George Hay, Royal
Scots, eldest ma and Aid-du-Camp to Major-General Hay.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW:
•....•......... Ss ligialeta airier 10
Afternoon ....... . II aalnutosafter 11
London, England, 1813-07-23

BOARD AND LODGING

WANTED, by a Single Gentleman, in a genteel
Private Family in the Country, from 50 to 100 miles
distant from the Metropolis; and it being the Advertiatr's object
to get into an agreeable society, lie wishes to be -eceived as an
inmate where he wookl be considered and treated Its one of the
family. Letters, post.paid, addressed to A. B. No. 3, Great
Marlburotivh-street, will be respectfully attended to.

THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hgh Holborn. Many of the
Counterfeits say, (as) made by Day and Martin ; others have 97,
Holborn, leaving out the word High; and some have a small
(nr) b fore the original rumber. Also obsarve that the whole
addresa is clear and di•tinct.
London, England, 1813-07-23

CORPORATION OF THE
ON AMICABLE SOCIETY FOR
INSTIRANCE OP LIVES
lestitutel by Charter of Queen Anne, Anno 1706.
14th July, 1813.
rpHE DIRECTORS of the CORPORATION of
the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a Perpetual Assurance
tither, do hereby give Notice, That Attendance will be given, at
the Society's Hubse, in Serjeant'ilnn, Fleet-street, on Wednes•
slay the 215 t, and Nednesday the 28th July, instant, Wednesday
the 4th, and Wednesday the 11th days of August neat, front
Bleten of the Clock in the Forenoon until One in the Afternoon
on each of the said Days, to pay Claims arising by Deaths of
Members of the said Society In the Year ending at Lady-day
1813 (Old St)le), when will be paid to the respective Nominees,
Fx, tutors, Adniin strators, or Assigns, of such Members, the
Soto of £itoo for each Share granted on their respective Lives.
JOHN PENSAM, Registrar.
London, England, 1813-07-23

A CASE OF EXTREME DISTRESS.

TWO FEMALES, Daughters of a respectable
I-adessnan, the one 81 years of age, and quite blind, the
rd.l tr 68, a paralytic, and deprived of her senses. being reduced
to the grea;cst distress, solicit the assistance of a Humane and
Bei,t-volvnt Particulars will be given by application to
Mes,rs. Armstrong and Co. 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's
11.0-heals; at Mr. Worley s, 83, Cheapside; Mr. Duncomb, 2,
bp. ipF-Gardens ; and Mr. Triphook, 38, St. James's-street.

WANTED, as APPRENTICE to a SURCEriN
AroTurcAly, 25 miles from London, a steady well-
di-, "sed Youth, of good education and respectable connections;
c,: )e from the country, or who has seen something of the proles-
i on, will be preferred, and treated liberally. Apply personally,
or by letter, (post-paid) to Mr. Colo, tot, High Holhotn.