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London, England, 1818-02-21

WING SAUCE.

nventor and Proprietor of this
rtide, begs most respectfully to caution
the Public, against the daily frauds and
many London and Country Oilmen and
deceive and deprive them of the GE-
AUCE. None are genuine but those
dod with the impression, " J. COCKS,
the following description of the Sauce
,abel:

Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. prepared
retail, by .1. Cocas, Ressone."This
t Table with all sorts of Fish, in prefe-
ucet, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious
Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat.
o Sauce ever met with such general ap-
iale. It Is patronized and recommended
lilies In the Kingdom.
on by 2GO of the most respectable Oil-
derN ; in Bath by 30, and by most of the
:den in the United Kingdom; who also
superior ESSENCE of A NCIIO V I ES;
e will enure it the preference-
CD FRIA-ENTER.

- - ---
le many attempts that are daily
t the unwary a spurious composition in-
locking prepared by Day and Mirtin,they
nel, in w!li.:h ilpir signature and address,
!JIG 11-110Li3ORN,

ed in the entre of the label, that they
s, and the difference of the. type, which is
will enable purchasers at once to detect

~ACKING, made and sold wholesale by
97, Iligh-llolborn, and retailed by the
uttts, 13,uksellers, Ironmongers, Perin-
z. tr. United Kingdom, in Bottles at
London, England, 1818-02-21

Nne tit vivre sed valere vita.--Maartat.
" Life is may Life, when bk,: with Health."
THE finest system of Ethics is to confir.c
bounds, and thus to regulate the Paulo= ; unrem.:l,-1
and insubordinate duty impetuously destroy these hailers v:
Religioe and Alondity have made taered ; to curb but r:t =
Agate them appears the ks;on of Pradeute, best
limit their effurvescence.

Every Ilisorsanization of the human frame rctr:lres et'
dical knowledge to remedy, and the pebh welf.rt is Frs..
when Professional men (di-regarding the suggestions o:
v:ous and interested) devote their studies to the :relies,
those complaints generated by irr.pruder.cc, and
the passions at art suotrded moment. 4. The
tiou condors in the health cf the people;
rs fleet on the daily sacrifice to the ignorarce :mite h.:: tc
cism, and to counteract u far as possrule tts further r..wre
offer to aufering httmanit f, the result of oar owner,-
various diseases of Debility. The ....mart vitt:
(early acquired at schccl, be:cre Iteraon:=se^':d is
over the mind), will, In coneetnriating L a powerlrt sta.-
suseeptihle of enlivening sensations, io k3CIViTi
complicated state of exhaustion may be roused .n•
intense sttsiy—irnmoderrte ar.ziety—long re:: r. •
climes, and many other causes, v.-in frecuetr.: •
nu,: oasts-NI; in such cases we can held cent
animation, by remedies which have 10.. g answcra
hopes of patients of both sexes.
That bane to human happiness toss vrxrata. t:•.1 •
treated fearlessly, the improved rate cf
divested its antidote of those f.listrting r•
rendered its exhibition uncertain and itar..s:l4. ,a‘:
our method by observing to patients lal.c ^ate Cr.l, 7 til.S
that a few days only are required for the
toms; that the most inveterate case v. Wilt: to n3r
within a month, and the in a pc.^sen who erl.- 4usre:.t
injured, the disease may be prevented tcgrtat: f run.'
a similar remark applies to many other derirgernsen.- of it
rative system, so weakness, ulcerations, &c. rarer s s:r
obstinate cases of which tea -einoved •".t
caustic Or stimuLinti. Scr.te in tidentt:
sex, have not escaped our at .ertion ; is w:•.i,•4‘ mil.: nets •
with efficacy has superseded the :grans usually adopt sd.
our system is unique, pect•li.ly energytit,

- own CY

Of S.

Educated in this reir r.etiye city; schooled in our cr:',
attainment by its splendid medical cltracters ; a. 1,:
able, personally, to compare with u.drii:rnii,in :he
practice, with the continental, our pretensions to surc::
a brands we have selected) are matured by espsri.....e. A'
evinced by the daily applinatintis we receive, evel

countriei. (tosS and Co. :.t. R C
13, lisoverie-atreet, Fleet.mreet' London.
•.• For the ger.eralaecommodation we do net :in.'
to stated periods of practise, ma) be crasuia:L...-.:
able hour.—Country Patinas are requested to dr.c:
their symptoms, &Q. when medicine, with adyi:c. Ari!!
diately forwarded to any part of the kingdern.--.1 ltznk
eaptcte<l to accompany the cue.

lIIGII WATER az LONDON BRIDGE
'Morning 51 minutes
Afternium - 2 3

LONDON: Priatal saa puMishel hy Carat Kur, Fa.
Place, 'leaps-Dar.
London, England, 1818-02-21

This clay was published, In OdO VOL Svo. prize' ISi boards,
A N ACCOUNT of the WAR in SPAIN, POR-
-111, TUGAL, and the SOUTH of FRANCE, from the year
MO to 1814, admire. Illustrated by Plates.
By Lieutenant-Colonel J. T. JONES, Royal Engineers.
Printed for T. /kenos!, Bookseller to the Ordnance Military

-V7hkdsail-; and

be had of all other a
London, England, 1818-02-21

ES AND THE SMUGGLERS.

ornish coast, where the briny sea
sx s:nugg?era pervading (laves,
for their boat from the waves,
is of choir

signal agreed on was
mid p!act, riLh and b:ight,
t boat might her harbour not miss,
their light.

officers heard of their prey,
heir own they would make k ;
es soon, and they hastened away
:h or take it.
1h where the Smugglers were,
ailed by a holloa,
rd of the boat that did wear
td seemed them to follow.
trd put the boat to the shore,
trades to meet them ;
Custom-house Officers wore
ty completely did cheat them.
h ►Warren's Jet Barking had set
and grand,
ght from their Mack-beaming jet,
a the signal to land.
rev.'s 111ttr'•; ~!.8 effect,
tat in an i.::tant;
Black dill their faces reflect,
n no farther resistance.
in the boots was dkplay'd,
hat at least a 1.111 score
herethey surren,lLed afraid,
om the boots bare !

estimable BLACKING is prepared by
7aY vioz.

Strand, London;
f;ro•-cr., Ironrnemgors, Brush.
in cvcry Town in the Kingdom,
;maw, ftti. intl. Jn.l lAd.
ik for W.k ft ILL N.:l lild,king.
London, England, 1818-02-21

THREE PRIZES OF Xsopoo.

sand CO.- respectfully remind the Pyiblic
1-.3 that the 4th of Waxy Mount is fixed for the Drawing of
the STATE LOTTERY .—The SCHEME contains the foie
lowing unusual List of Czpiral Prizes, viz.
3 Prizes of .E 30,200 Sterling Money £BO,OOO f'
, .
3of sone Scedlag Honey 15,003
10 of l,OOO Sterling Money 10,0(43
12 of 5OO Sterling Money 6,000
14 of 4OO Sterling Money 5,600
18 of. ......... SOO Sterling Money 5,400
40 0f.... -
Besides others of £lOO, X5O, £25, &c. ate. in addition to
which, Twelve Pipes of the best old Port Wine may be ob-
tained by the purchasers of Tickets or Shares, at the old and
fortunate Officies of Svelter and Co. No. 11, Poultry, 12, Cha-
ring-cross; and 31, Aldgate High-street.

THREE PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!!
ir and J. SIVEWRIGHT, the first Contractors
• who, for the Public Interest, reduced the Price of Tickets
Five Pounds each, and who were the authop of those excellent
New Scbeines,by only one of which, and but with few Tickets it is
well known and remembered no less than Six Prises of £29,000
each have been distributed in the most beneficial manner.
From the Public and Adventurers whom their Schemes have
so essentially served, they solicit a preference of their favours
for the New Lottery, to begin Drawing 4th of MARC!! Next,
containing S Prizes of £30,000
97 other Capiftla
12 Pipes of Port Wine for 3 Blanks,
A great part of which they anticipate the pleaaure Of dividing
among their Friends and future Purchasers, st their old-established
Offices,No. 37, COMMILL, I 38, HATItAltErr. .
11, HOLBORN, 141, Ox reus-rrar.ET
Where Prizes of 20,0001. in Last and In former Lamellas, to
an amount unequalled, have been sold.

FOURTH OF NEXT MONTH.
THREE OF X:sc,ooo—lots CAPITALS!!
STATE LOTTERY

Begins on WF,DNESDAY, 4th of MARCH.
GWEBB, STOCK-BROKER, St CoaNHILL, and 17,
• LUDOATZ-ITRZZT, reminds his Friends that on %DM"
DAY, 4th of Next Month, the Lottery Begins.
ON THAT DAY—Ten of the Capital Prises will be decided
In the first Ten Minutes.
ON THAT DAY—The Fleet Prize will receive Five Mooned

-
Pounds bi addition.
ON THAT DAY—The THREE 150,000 Au es may AD be
_ .

. awn!
ON THAT DAY—The Ma Mak 'will receive Pser
riper ef

the best Port Mine in the Kingdoin.
ON THAT DAY—Nearly 5,000 Tickets must be drawn. .
8N THAT DAY—About Forty Capitals will be drawc.
And it must be admitted that these are solid inducements io
purchase zaaxv.—A great variety, and it is hoped a fortunate
selection, of Tickets and Shares are now on sale, at
WEBB's fortunate Offices,
9, CDR/CHILL, and 17, LUDGATE-STREET;
Where THREE MONEY PRIZES OF £30,000
Have been lately Shared, Sold, and paid on demand, via.
3,889 in 11 Shams £30,000
8,539 in 13 Shares 50,000
12090 in 19 Sams 30,000
Er In the last Twelve Years, only Five Money Prizes of
L'547,000 have been shared in England, and THREE of those
Five were sold by WEBB!—Does not this luck warrant the
expectation so generally manifested, that some' if not oil, of the
Three .C 30,000 Prizes in the present Scheme, will be Sold by
WEBB?
London, England, 1818-02-19

.IRTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!
IGHT, the first Contractors
Interest, reduced the Price of rickets
o were the authors of those excellent
which, and but with few Tickets it is
d no less than Six Prizes of 420,000
in the most beneficial manner.

venturers whom their Schemes have
'ick a preference of their favours
in Drawing 4th of MARCH Nest,
es of £30,000

r Capitals.
rt Wine for 3 Blanks,
anticipate the pleasure of dividing
re Purchasers, at their old-established

158, 1-1-mtAirrr.
141, Oironnerr,
a Last and in former Lotteries, to
been sold.
London, England, 1818-02-19

COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of Com-
mon Council for the dispatch of general business.
The LORD Mevon laid before the Court a Report
respecting the Borough Compter, which had been
submitted to the Court of Aldermen, and by them
directed to be laid before this Court. The Report
stated the miserably defective stateof that prison, the
danger arising to public morals from the promis-
cuous intercourse of felons, debtors, kc. and it ex-
pressed a hope that ere long the Court would adopt
some effectual pleasures for redressing so great an
evil.—The Report was referred to the Bridge-house
Estates Committee.
London, England, 1818-02-19

IF NEXT MONTH.
;,000--100 CAPITALS!!
I LOTTERY
&SHAY, 4th of MARCH.
iROKER, 9, CORNHILL, and 17,
mind' his Friends that on Went:sa-
le Lottery Begins.
I the Capital Prizes will be decided
se first Ten Minutes.
irst Prize will receive Five Thottund
Inds in addition.
lIREE £30,000 Prizes may All be
lrawn! _ _

ant Blank will receive Four Pipes et
best Port Wine in the Kingdom.
y 5,000 Tickets must be drawn.
Forty Capitals will be drawn.
1 that these are solid inducements to
variety, and it is hoped a fortunate
tares are now on sale, at
fortunate °faces,
1.17, LUDGATE-STREET ;
)NEY PRIZES OF £50,000
Sold, and paid on demand, viz.
I Shares 430;000
13 Shares 30,000
O. Shares 50,000
Years, only Five Money Prizes of
in England, and THREE of those
3!—Does nag this luck warrant the
=nested, that some, if not all, of the
Lc present Scheme, will b: Sold by
London, England, 1818-02-19

NORTHERN ASSIZES.

On the motion of Mr. M. A. TAYLOR, who obser-
ved that the subject had been too thoroughly discus-
sed yesterday to render it necessary for him to say
any thing further upon it, a Select Committee was
appointed to consider whether any, and what steps
were necessary to be taken, to give to the Counties of
Cumberland, Westmorland, Northumberland and
Durham, and the county and town of Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, the same advantage of Assizes (twice a
year) as was now possessed by all the other counties
in England and Wales.
London, England, 1818-02-19

,NT FORTUNES.
the Contractor.
AY, 4.ru MARCH.
0 1119 10 • may gain £50,600.
pin £1,875.
iitED CAPITALS.
:es of ..50,0000.
awn separately; every Prise is
ing Money.
Capital Prizes will be drawn 4th
MARCH.
totally independent of the Scheme,
es of Port Wine.
to first-drawn Blank, on the First,
Drawing, may immediately select
Merchant they please, Four Pipes
be, and In propordon for Shams.
mtained Three Prizes of £30,000,
ld them ALL
very Last Lottery,
izes of 20,0001.
Is, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty
myna in the Country.
selling by BISII, the Contractor, 4,
1-Cross, London, and his Agents in
band.

Just published, price 141. extra boards,
THE /EGIS of ENGLAND ; or, The Triumphs
of the late War, as they appear in the Thanks of Parlia-
ment, progressively voted to the Navy and Army ; and the Com-
munications, either oral or written, on the subject, chronologi-
cally arranged ; with Medea Biographical and Military.
By MAURICE EVANS, Navy and Army Agent.
" I am sure I speak the language of the House, when I say
that it is impossible to find any where the glory of our arms so
well described as in those brilliant displays of eloquence."
Lord Castlereagh's Speech, May 20, 1810.
• • A few Copies are taken on large imperial paper, and hot-
' pressed, price IL 85.
Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold 'by Messrs. Longman and
Co. Baldwin and Co. law and Whittaker; Black, Part ary, and
Allen ; Egerton; Westky and Parrish ; and all ether Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-02-19

ABERDEEN, FEBRUARY lc

To the melancholy lisi of fatal losses we have had
the painful task of recording during this season, we
apprehend we must now add those of the brigs Pilot,
31'LEAN, and Favourite, HENDERSON, both of this
place, which have not been heard of, the former since
sailing from Quebec on the 4th October, and the lat-
ter since she was parted with, on the 7th or Bth No-
vember, by the Granite, SCORGIE, in company of
which the Favourite sailed from Pictou on the sth
November. From the marks on some timber cast
ashore lately at Cape Wrath, it was supposed to have
been part of the cargo of the Pilot, and that conse-
quently the vessel must have been lost in that neigh-
bourhood. These vessels make eight or nine belong.
ing to Aberdeen lost within these few months, with a
greater number of people 'than have suffered within
the same period since the memorable storm of Ja-
nuary 1800, when 15 Aberdeen vessels were wrecked,
,far the greater'part of them totally lost, with all on
board,-to the number of between 70 and 80 persens,
The Norwegian. ship Maria,- Mslanottoz, orith 2.€
tons of stock fish, is. Wracked at the west end of Long
Island. • , • •-=. -

. . ARBROATH, ritintuitltY g'
Arrived the Her., bribsoir, of this place, from
'Neweittatle;'-witli coati: "Tha vesiellses ban missing
since the 14th ultimo, at sehich.tiitie she was seen oft'
Montrose. From. the very tempestuous weather which
followed, the greatest apprehensieas were entertained
for her safety ; and,indeed, by the time of her arrival,
she was generally given up for lost.
Wednesday a letter was received at North Shields,
from Captain Scorr, of the ship Susan and Ann, of
Newcastle, dated North Bergen, in Norway, Jan. 10,
stating the arrival of that vessel in Bergen, in a
dreadful state, totally dismasted, &c. This ship, on
her voyage from Memel to Yarmouth, on the 19th of
December, about 100 miles from the Naze of Nor•
way, lying to under a close-reefed main-topsail, as
had been the case from the 16th, in a tempestuous
gale from south-eastward, was entirely overturned by
a heavy sea breaking upon her. The whole of the
watch were plunged into the sea, and Captain Scorr
knocked down the companion hatchway. The people
overboard providentially all got on board, except a
young man named Titonas CARR, who never ap-
peared more. The wind shifted to the S.W. and they
got into Bergen on the 23d.
London, England, 1818-02-19

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING&

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY is.

• • Owned were board in continuation respecting the Appeal
Cause " bud Rancliffe v. Parkyns," Pain's, us ao.
coed Counsel for the Appellant, and Sir ataililtl, Rot atm, as
leading Counsel for the Respondent. Further hearing on Friday.
•• The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Irisk
Grand Jury Presentments Suspension Rill.
The Lords Cotnntluioners were, the LowClLUlcamos, the
Marquis of Caotsionnexer, and the Earl of Suareasanar.
- Mr. llrmumsou, from the Bank of England, presented at the
Bar, an Account of the number and amount of Notes, Bills of
Exchange, Promissory Notes, &c. issued, and In circulation at,
different periods, as well as the quantities of Bullion bought, for
the last three years, pursuant to an order of the House.
Several of these documents were, on the motion of the Earl
of LacttILDALZ, ordered to be printed.
The Thirty Millions Exchequer Bills, and the Malt and Pen-
sion Duty Bills, were severally read the second time.
Adjourned till to-morrow, when their Lordships stand sum•
moned on the Earl of Caaaraavon's Motion, relative to DIVAS*
mond's Petition.
London, England, 1818-02-19

PIANOFORTES, great Bar-
Capital Grand Horizontal Pianoforte,
sgs. cost 74s.—A very excellent Ca-
o Pedals, &c. shop pricc 60gs. for 40gs.
-Also Square Piano, with Pedal, &c.
by Torraison, at 28 and 16zs.—May
Owner's, Mr. Widen 's, removed to
3, Leicester-place.
ones taken in exchange for new.
ISARK AND CAMPHOR.

GLASS of Dr. THOMPSON's
a:NCB of BARK and CAMPHOR,
,nsumptive Complaints, and most dis-
internal cause ; particularly weakness
::, spasms, nervous derangement, me-
peudivs fever as water does fire, sub-
onnutions, and, though the usual pre-
..

,;1 altrirgent, this estimable cum-
without purging, and by reducing the
oni-tions t i a regular and just medium,
hits, invigorating the constitution,

evinced by the recovery of num-
ani had pr-,10 unavailing.
?rte.:or, at N. t, Temple-place, Great
London, at 51. 64. each bottle, duty
s and diet cautiohs ; or if a £1 note be
'Joules will be forwarded to any part of

Id Dissipation the mind becomes
body soon falls an easy victim. To re-
ng from fashionable gaieties, and to re-
titution is the result of our study and
: that thirty years' successful practice in
it profession gives us a decided superio-
tctitioner. In recent cases of Syphilitic
is completed in the short period of two
of a more complicated nature, where
failed of success, a proper perseverance
ensures to the Patient a sound and per-
tiinse who are labouring under a ge-
t will be cmisolatory to know, that the
possess the inestimable power of reno-
AA Constitution, whether it arises from
1, or b 7 a residence in hot or unhealthy
life, or too close an appliarion to study,,
is use of mercury, &c. or should it pro-
ndency to consumption, these our res.
e happiest effects. In place of Lassitwle
sting HPArh, Strength, and Spirits; and
rm our plan of treatment will afford re.
.ly and safely invigorating the system.
trictures have been, and are daily under
ation of which is effected by a safe, cer-
de; of practice, superior to any other yet
relaxation, and debility proceeding from
ly removed, and the Patient restored to
.h.

may consult us with the greatest honour,
our how,. No. 107, Hatton (harden.
U. iiiaretribla, No. 107, Hatton Garden.
London, England, 1818-02-19

In the Press, and shortly will be published,

Handsomely printed in Two Vols. Bvo. with a Portrait of his
Lordship, from an original Picture by Romney, a Second
Edition, corrected, of
E LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, Bishop of
Landaff, written by himself at different intervals, and re-
vised in 1814.
Published by his Son, RICHARD WATSON, L.L.B.
Prebendary of Landaff and Wells.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This day were published, in 2 Vols. Bvo. price it. Ss. boards,
A NNALS of the REIGN of RING GEORGE the
A TIIIRD ; from its Commencement. to the General
Peace, in the Year 1815.
By JOHN ATKIN, M. D.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

In the Press, and will be published shortly,
Memoirs of the Court of Queen Elizabeth; comprising a mi-
Jute View of her Domestic Life, and Notices of the Manners,
Amusements, Arts, and Literature of her Reign• By Lucy
Aikin. In 2 vois. tiro.

This day was published,
Tn one handsome Volume, evo. prim Is. 6d. boards,
ACOMPLETE ANALYSIS, or ABRIDGMENT,
of Dr. ADAM SMITH'S INQUIRY into the NA-
TURE and CAUSES of the WEALTH of NATIONS.
Ey JEREMIAH JOYCE.
" Javat *shames iterate Moos." •
The Second Edition.
London : Printed for Law and Whittaker, No. 13, Ave-
Maria-lane, Ludgate-street.

This day was published, price Ins. boards,
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of THEORETICAL
and MERCANTILE ARITHMETIC; comprehending
a full view of the various Rules necessary in Calculation; with
Practical Illustrations of the most material Replationa and
Transactions that occur in Commerce, articularly, Interest,
Stocks, Annuities, Marine Insurance, , /cc. b.c. Com-
piled for die Use of the Students at the Commercial Institution,
Woodford. By GEORGE G. CAREY,
Teacher of Mathematics, Commercial Institution, Woodford ;
Author of " Elements of Astronomy," Ste Scr-
Printed for Law and Whittaker, t 5, Ave-Maria-lane.
London, England, 1818-02-19

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Spears, attended by several Members, went to the
House of Peers, to hear the Royal Assent given by Conunissioo
to several Bills (for which see the Peers' Report).
A Petition from certain Inhabitants of Gloucester was pre-
sented in favour of the Chimney Sweepers' Bill.—Read, and
ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. SHAW, of Dublin, postponed his Minion on the Irish
Window Light Act till the 14th of April, in consequence of the
absence of Irish Members.
Mr. Jones presented an account of Fees taken in the Crown
Office for the last year for Informations.
Leave was given to bring in a Bill to exempt from Duty
Coals and Clam on the river Severn, carried coastwise. Leave,
was also given for the Liverpool Gas Light Bill.
Mr. LUSHINGTON moved for the usual Annual Accounts
of the Net Prodeee of the Revenue of Great Britain and Ireland.
Also Accounts of the Total Produce of Customs and Excise for
lel7.—Agreed to. The Papers were then brought up, present-
ed, and ordered to be printed.
Leave was given to bring in a Dill to continue the Duties on
Madder.

The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were post-
poned till Friday.
The Offices Annual Indemnity Bill was read a second time,
and committed.
London, England, 1818-02-19

CIIIMNF:Y-SWEEPERS.

On the motion of Mr. BENNET, the House went
into the further consideration of the Chimney-swee-
pers' Regulation Bill, which was recommitted, and
several amendments (one of them extending the pro-
visions of the Bill to Ireland) were introduced.
The Report was ordered to be received to-murrow.
LOTTERY,

Mr. LYTTLEION begged to withdraw the no-
tice which he had given of Resolutions respecting the
Lottery. He should wait to see whether or not the
Right Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would introduce the Lottery as one of the articles of
his Budget, and if the Right Honourable Gentleman
should do so, he would then propose his Resolutions.
London, England, 1818-02-19

In s few days will be publishedt
By Baldwin, Ctadock and Joy, Paternostereme, and Clietkasse
Sens, Portngalotreet, price its.
A ITIT-DUELLO ; or, The Duel's Anatomic ; a
11 Treatise in which is discussed the lawfulness and unlaw-,
fulness of single Combats. First printed in the year 1634 with
a Preface by the Editor.
*.• This Pamphlet has been quoted by Mr. Chitty, in his at-
gument, in the King's Bench, against Trial by Battle.

This day was published, price ss. the Eighth Number of
THE ANNALS of MEDICINE ; containing
Three Original Communications—. Review Abernethy 's
Lectures—Case of Miss NPAvoy—Hall on Diagnosis—Bancroft
and Jackson on Fever—Forster on Insanity—Reid on Tetanus
—Bailey on Belladonna—Crichton on Consumption—Marcia on
Urinary Calculi—Johnson on Atmospheric Infinence--Carlisle
on Old Age, &c. &c. &c.
Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-Street.
London, England, 1818-02-19

GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY is.

Arrived the Langford, Mearnes, from Pernambuco; Andrett,
Pontiff, from Rouen; Alert, —, from St. Michael's;
Drigruay Kuwin, Geffy, from Rochelle ; WilHam Dixon, Totnp-
son, from St. Michael's; Mars, Partridge, from Lisbon ; Nim-
ble, Milne, from Tenerife; Cato, Bennett, from Hamburgh ;
Anna, Moore, from ditto; Constance, —, from ditto; Vic..
toria, Berry, from Charante ' • Mary, Cooper, from ditto ; Wil-
liam, I)onkin,Bastion,
from ditto • —, from Rouen ; Forti-
tude, Thompson, from Bourdcaux ; Alfred, 3lookman, from
Tenerife ; Harriet, Heard, from Copenhagen ; Criterion, Avery,
from New York ; Good Hoop, Webster, from Rouen ; and Sum-
mer' Houghton, from Lisbon. Sailed •he Sarah, Harland, for
St. Thomas; 'row Hendrica, Vanderaeven, for Antwerp;
William Bowers, Mason, fur Rottet dam ; Wellington, Davies,
for Newry._—_—__. ..—..--
London, England, 1818-02-19

CITY PRISONS.

Mr. DAVIRS presented a Report from the Com-
mittee of Improvements, respecting the New Debtors'
Prison, in which the Committee recommended, that
the Bill now pending in Parliament for raising money
on the credit of the Orphans' Fund, he withdrawn.
He stated, that the Committee had had an interview
with Lords Liverpool, Sidmouth, and the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, on the subject, and that it was
their opinion that they could not support the Bill,
unless the City Accounts were produced, on which
account the Committee thought it better to abandon
the Bill.

After some observations from Messrs. Aldermen
BIRCH, WOOD, C OODBEII ERE, FAVELL, PEA It sON,
WAITIIMAN, SLADE, SCC. the motion for agreeing to
the Report was negatived, and the Report referred
back to the Committee, with instructions to them to
prosecute the Bill in Parliament.

The other business of the Court was then post-
pm:ed.—Adjourned at half-past four o'clock.

Wednesday se'nnight, Thomas linynes, hawker,
was brought before JOHN llAwkEn and B. B. It EM.•
MCTT, Esqrs. Magistrates of Plymouth, on three in-
formations, for publishing, without the printer's name,
certain libellous papers, and convicted in the r.^n...ity
of 201. for each offt.ace, according to ele Statute.
According to a Trench Paper, there arrived at
Calais from Dover, between the 20th ult. and the 3d
instant, two English transports with 15 soldiers, 19
horses, and baggage ; and 29 packet boats with
passengers, 36 horses, baggage, and earriagel..—
During the same period, 'there left Calais for Dover,
three English transports with 120 soldiers, 3 wont: u,
ar.d baggage ; and 2R packet boats with 3'.1.1 palscu-
geks, 7 horsas, baggage, and carriages.
London, England, 1818-08-17

LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT OP cut NCERY, AUGUST it
VIE BYJJEORD CHARITY 6

The LORD CHANCELLOR said he had .Considered
this question with much attention, aud•had come :o
a decision on one part of the inquiry. He was deci-
dedly of opinion that Jew boys were not eligible to
be elected into the School. llow far person. of
Jewish persuasion were to he tllowed to participate
in the other advantages of the Charity. was a que-
tion he had not yet determined ()I.
London, England, 1818-08-17

TO Dr: I'EffEMPTOD.ILY SOLD, IN LOTS•

Puninant to a Decree of the high Court of Chancery, made cf
a 1 Cause " Robinson v. Tattersall," with the approbatiOn in
UN= STIIPEL7r,'Esq. one of the Masters of the said Course
at sag Wheat-Sheaf Inn, Durham, on Tauasnxe, the '204
day of, August, 1819, between the hours of One and Twb
ceenek in the Afternoon, •
PAMANOR Olt REPUTED MINOR OF
RTI4 BIDDICR, in the mid County sof Durham,
with the MANSION-110CSE, called BTDDICIE MALL;
oMees, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Woods, and several
very eligible Farms, containing about V HUNDRgD and
FIrTEEN A Cali of Fertile enclosed Meadow, Baiter..., and
Arable Lands, lying compact Ind free from Great Tithe., on
payment of a small muslin; together with the valuable Co.mly,
Iran Foundry, Brune Quarry, and Dwelling-horses, situate
seven•miles of Sunderland, nine of Newcastle, ten of Dui
and fourteen of Shields.
Particular:, with plans annexed, may be bad gratis three
weeks prior to tho Sale, at the said Master's Chambers, So. th-
ampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane, London; of Messrs. Itobitt
and Hill, Soh:hors, No. 4, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, Leos
don; of Messrs Vizard and Blower, Solicitors, 49, lAneoM'a
btu Fields; of Messrs. Rubinson and Bin-rows' Sul.citon,
Austin-Fri:us, London ; at the Bull and 31outl. inn, Leeds;
George. Ina, 'York ; Talbot Ina, Darlington; Queen's 11e..d
Inn, Nevicestle • Bridge ion, Sunikrland ; Nelsons, Idorprth ;
Bush Idp, Carlisle ;at the Post Office, Bishop Auckland ;. and
at the Place of Sale.
London, England, 1818-08-17

AND AVON CIINAL.3I4.7IOATION.
'hereby given, 'That a GENERAL
NG of the COMMITTEE of MANAGE-
AFFAIRS and BUSINESS of the COMPANY
TORS of the KENNET and AVON CANAL
,N, held at the Town Hall, in Marlborough, in
Wilts, so Tuesday, the 21st day of July, 1818, It
eh shoauld t a Dividenbe made amongst td of Seventeen
he Shillings and Siz-
Proprietors of
:ndeisak;ag, and that the same should be payable
.1104 and Co. Bankers, Bristol, the
he old Company; or at Messrs. l'uole and Green-
Gray's, bui-square, London, on, or at any time
day of Sept tuber next. And Notice is idsakereby
sail Persons who may have purchased, or other-
s right to Shares, which have not been registered
ill the looks of the Company' that in order to
receive the said Dividend, the Transfer, or other
which they may have acquired their right to
amt he sent to our Office to be registered on or be-
of September next, on which day the Transfer
clad, and not again opened until after the pay-
instdiva. WARD and MERRIMAN,
1818. Principal Clerks.
cedar Letter will be sent to every known Pres.!
me Dividend become.; payable, info*ing Wag
sad what place to apply fol. the same.
lAGNITeDINOUS WHEEL

_ _
TO% TIM
LAST aND ONLY DAY!
TWO nuts OF
'4,030 .. ............. ... 001000
TWO PRIZES OF
£2,000 ........... - .. 0,000
THREE PRIZES OF
ESDO ........ .C5OO £5OO
THREE PRIZES OF
£300......... 800 rsoo
Sls PRIZES OF
CCM £2OO r2OO
4'.'00.........C200 0200
-

- - -
&c. with
1,000 SOVEREIGNS IN GOLD
FLOATING IN THE WHEEL! •
PORT, CLARET, and MADEIRA
LOLL, Contractor for the Lottery, re-
Ey invites public attention to the above grand and
display of CAPITAL PRIZES, which must all
the Nest (being the Last) Day of Drawing ; and
a of the Wheel—the CERTAINTY of the TWO
drawn an the same day with the Ticket or Share
the increased chances of having the number
Iv! of the many Capital Prizes now in the Wheel
G. CARROLL challenges controveray to prove
e in thy annals of Lotteries with such a grand
der and Magnitude of Capital Prizes to be dc-
DAY, as
ALL MUST BF. DttAwv
TUESDAY WEEK, 23th. AUGUST,
lEN TFIE LOTTERY FINISHES.
itadrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by
MOLL, THE CONTRACTOR,
sad Oxford-street, London: who Shared
cal Sold in the very last Lottery,
9,481 a Prize Of 4.:20,000.
Bea Capital Prizes of £l,OOO, £5OO, Ax.
ladir CARROLL'S late Contracts •
5 £30,000 1 3,645 122,210
3.......C30,000 4,349.—i:20,00G
&c. &c. Sec.
London, England, 1818-08-17

PROM TYE LIVERPOOL ADVIRTIsEIt, AUGUST is.
. _

" The singular suspension of businiss at *Manches-
ter still continues, and the strength of the discon-
tented is even increased by continual accessions 4 f!
numbers. No means of checking this monstrous and
lA:airing evil has yet been suggested, and indeed it
appears to be beyond the reach of human ingenuity
to provide an adequate remedy without such enc ioach-
meats on the liberty of the subject as cannot be en-
dured. An appiicatiou of militar y force has been ski ken
id, but such a cure would be uorse than the disease.
This, however. is most certain, dig if we •cannoi
destroy this ptinciple of combinaiion, it wid infalli-
bly destroy us. Neither commerce taw manufactures,
nor law, nor liberty, cor ind-pendence, car consist
with the right of regislatiou assunad by these con-
federaciei, in the mos: important of matters, the
puce of labour. It has Lcen said that these ccrnbi-
&aka: are merely d.efeusive, .sind meant to protect
London, England, 1818-08-17

REPORTS.
Tbh day was published, in royal Bvo. price ss. Vol. 1, Part I,of
EPORTS of CASES argued and determined in
the HIGH COURT of CHANCERY, during the time
of Lord Chancellor ELDON, commencing in the Sittings before
Hilary Term, 58th George 111. 1818.
fly C. T. SWA NSTON, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law.
• • These Reports are in continuation of M. Merivale's, and
will be published regularly.—See the Advertisement prefixed to
the Second Volume of 31. Merivale's RepOft'.
—London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Sea, 43, Fleet-street
and .L.Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. Of whom may be latd,
just published, price 7s. 6d. Vol. 3. Part 2. of M. Merivale's
Reports—The reminder of the Third Volume, to complete M.
Merivale's Reports, will be published shortly.

This day was published, in One Vol. evo. price es. boards,
Embellished with beautiful coloured Engravings,
A. CRUIZE ; or, TH,Ig MONTHS on the CONTI-
xau:.-.By a NAVAL OFFICER.
The World is chang'd from what it was before,
And all its race of Seamen wreck'd on shore !
Nov Albion's fairest bosoms brave
The swelling fullness of the heaving wave!
_ Printed for Law and Whittaker, 13 Ave Maria-lane.

. .
The Cruiser seems to have set sail with a determination to please
and be pleased, and he has well performed his task. The de-
scriptions are lively, and the remarks are just. The Engravings
are pretty ; and that of the Aerial Mountains in particular, are
very curions.—See Gentleman's Magazine for March, 1818.
London, England, 1818-08-17

Just published,

By Law and Warrraexat 13, Ave-Maria-lane, London; sad
OLDIZR and BOYD, Edinburgh :

RUDDIMAN'S LATIN GRAMMAR; edited by
.14.0 Dr. JOHN HUNTER, Professor of Humanity in the
University of St. Andrew's, lesno. price es.
la- The Publishers are happy to announce what they con-
ceive will prove no slight recommendation of the present Edition
of Ruddisnan's Grammar, that the proof-sheets have been care-
fully revised by Dr. Hunter; that the quantities have been
marked where it was thought necessary or useful; and many
errors corrected, which had crept into former Edit/cols of this
valuable Work.

The STANDARD MEASURER; containing New Tables
for the use of Builders Wood Merehants, Slaters, and all per-
sons concerned in Wood, Stone, &c. Also, a READT IteCLONSIL,
fur the value of Buildings; with Explanations and fifes of the
Tables, Observations on Measuring Timber, and Method of
Measuring Artificers' Work. By Thomas Scotland, Ordained
Land Surveyor and Measurer. Crown Svc). 7s. 6d. boards.
ALSYN'S Arrwosoor ; .r a Select Collection of the Melodies
and Vocal Poetry, peculiar to Scotland and the Isles, hitherto
unpublished; collected and arranged by ALat. Cauract.l.—the
Modern Scottish and fineish Verscc adapted to the Highland,
Hebridean and Lowland Melodies, wriren by WALTER SCOTT,
Esq. indother living Poets of the nt eminence, Vol. ed. folio,
price itts. board*. Of whom may aho be had, Vol. Ist, of the
above work,.price Sle. boards.

FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE'STOMACH, Ste.
WORMS, when generated in the human body, are
the cause of many internal afflictions, which vary so much
in their effects that they may be mistaken by the most eminent
physician, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men,
women, and children; though the latter more extensively suffer
from their destructive ravages. Their more usual sym2toms are.
Fits, Pains in the Stomach, Side, and Il ed, Loss of Appatze, tad
lok,langssid, end emaciated appearance in the Patient. The extra-
ordinary efficacy of the celebrated CIIING's PATENT WORM
LOZENGES in all such complaints, as well AS in obstructions is
the bowels, and every disorder where opening or cleansing physic-
is required, is so universally known, and has been publicly.
acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and rank in
society, that it is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar
virtues. It is sufficient te say, that no other medicine, for the
same disorders, maintains any kind of competition with Chlng's
Patent Worm Lonenges ; and considering the great prevalence
of Worms, particularly in children, that no mother, ur superin-
tendent of a young family should ever be without them, to have
recourse to whenever occasion requires their use. They are sold,
with explicit directions in boxes, at ts. od. 6d. and 525.
each ; and (for convenience of the poor) in papers at thirteen-
pence halfpenny ; by Butler and bens, Chemists, No. 4, Cheap-
side, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and No. 34, Sackville,street,
Dublin • and by all respostable Venders of Patent Medicines in
every Town in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1818-08-17

CERTIFICATES-SEPT. S.

Samuel Kirk, Leeds, ale-house-keeper. E. Simonds junior,
Atherstone, bat-manufacturer. J. L. 11,1er and C. Baker, Leeds,
merchants. J. Jump, Fore-street, hat-mant,facturer. James Saud,
Greystoke-plaee, Fetter-lane, builder.

.
.
London, England, 1818-08-28

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28; 1818.
THE FUNDS.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAT AT TWELVE &GLOM
Reduced 75i 76—Cons. 74—for Acc.7sa
Si per Cents. 85.11-4 per Cent. 950
5 per Cent. Navy 1044 105—Bonds 80 82 pre.
Omnium S disc.—Exchequer Bills 18 21 prem.

The Commercial World feels great interest at this
moment in the mission of Mr. GALLATIN on the part,
of the United States to negotiate a Commercial
Treaty with Great Britain. It is now pretty gene-
rally admitted among political economists, that libe-
rality, and mutual facilities for the easy circulation
of the products of industry among all nations, are the
best and only sure bases of inter-national commerce ;
and, proceeding on this admission, it is reasonable to
conclude that future commercial treaties will be made
more and more to approximate to that state of reci-
procity which, meeting the wants and interests of
all, shall tend to silence the claims of individual
cupidity.

Errors in political economy are always productive
of an unnecessary waste of general property—often
to the prejudice of those whose narrow policy aimed
at individual and local advantages. Thus the United
States, desirous as a people to embrace manufac-
turing as well as agricultural profits, with the view
of discouraging the importation of European Ma"u-
factures, particularly British, fell into a great political
error. The system which Mr. JEFFERSON adopted for
raising the Revenue of the United States, has ope-
rated against the general interest of the Country.
He relieved the Union from internal taxation, aficl im-
posed a custom duty of 16 per cent. on Imports.—
The consequence has been, that the Northern States
are supplied with foreign commodities through the
channel of the St. Laurence, and Montreal has since
become a valuable depot for American imports and
exports. This fact is known to our Government, as
well as to that of the Union; but many difficulties
now exist to prevent the correction of the late Presi-
dent's impolitic measures, and the tie between the
Northern and Southern States is, in fact, too feeble
to admit of new experiments. But the following ar-
tick more particularly explains this important subject!
London, England, 1818-08-28

LANdt.grifid Asada, ALGUST24:

--a
. .
crirrt. arils.—sruxtri v. CRAYEIr. .
Mr Craven is a shopkeeper in Kendal. Mr. Sim- .
kin had a stand In Ken-dal at Whitsuntide Fair. 'The
former complained ihat the latter was placing his
stand so as to obstruct the access tb his shop, and
said—" If you set up there, 11l pull, it down again."
" If you do, I'll kick you down," was the reply.—
From words they proceeded to blow., and the plain-
tiff having had rather the worst of it, broughl. his ac-
tion for damages. Theft was considerable amuse-
ment afforded by some of th€ witnesses. One was
charged with having been tampered with by the at-
torney on the opposite side. g. What, Sir, I in the
street with an attorney ! I am never seen in such
company r—(A laugh.)
How long was this quarrel ?—lt was not long ;
the action slipped fast awn..
Mr. Scanterr—My Lord, he says the action slip-
ped fast away..
Mr. Justice BAtratv—l am sorry it creeps here.—
It was much sooner done there than here.--(Much
laughter.)
Mr. LITTLEDALIE was at special pains to ascertain
who struck the first blow, and the witness having
given rather a loose account of the fray in words, but
having made some expressive gesticulations—
Mr. LITTLEDALE--What do you call a blow ?
Mr. Justice BAILEY--GO close to him, Mr. Little-'.
dale, and he'll demonstrate to you.—(A general and
hearty laugh.)
Mr. SCA RLETT, in his addreis to the Jury, gave ~a
dissertation on the manner in which historians elicit
truth from conflicting testimonies.
Mr. Justice BAILEY summed up the evidence with
considerable care and minuteness ; and the Jury
found a verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages Is.
London, England, 1818-02-26

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23.
Wind W. fresh gales with rain.—No arrivals. The
only vessel which has sustained injury in the gale of
yesterday besides the Ocean, was the brig John and
Thomas, ESTELSON, from Trieste ; lost her mainmast.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 24.
Wind S.W.—Last night the brigEndeavour,K RAFT,
parted one of her cables and cut the other in Ha-
rnoaze, and drifted across the Spanish brig Vincinta,
and carried away her foremast and bowsprit, and their
she got on shore at the back of St. Nicholas Island,
where, it is thought she will, this next tide, go to
pieces ; very little of her cargo has been got out.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 25.
Wind W.S.W.—No arrivals or sailings this day.
It has blown a heavy gale at W.S.W. all day, and
still continues. The outward-bound ships put in here
appear to ride well. A brig came in here last night
during the gale, and anchored at Spithead, but it has
been impossible to communicate with her.
COWES, FEBRUARY 25.
Wind W.—Arrived the Christina, WA ttls, of Swe-
den, from Malaga, laden with wine, &c. very leaky;
she is under quarantine.
DEAL, FEBRUARY 25.
Wind S.W. blows strong.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Hebe, CARDEN, from WatertOrd ; and
Thetis, YARROW. from Marseilles. Came down from
the River, the Kingston, LEISHMAN, for Martinique;
Hippolyta, HILL, tor Bengal ; Juno, BISHOP, for the
Cape of Good Hope ; Thomas, BELL, for St. Vin-
cent's ; Harriet, BKILLEN, for Madeira and Barba-
does ; Traveller, LLOYD, and the TObagO,WESTMOR-
LAND, for Demerara ; Hero, JAMES, for Mediterra-
nean ; and Hartley, —, from Shields for Grenada.
Put back the Mary, NEWPORT, for Dublin, with loss
of anchor and cable ; also the Dutch ship Zeelust,
FREDRIKS, from Amsterdam with troops for Batavia,
with loss of foremast, bowsprit, maintop-mast. sails,
Sc. having been run foul of by another ship off
Beachy Head.—Five o'clock, more moderate.—The
ships appear to ride well.
MARGATE, FEBRUARY 25.
The brig Richar,l, MARSHALL, of and from Rams-
gate for Loadon, was brought in here yesterday,
after having been on shore, and received much da-
mage. A schooner reported to be the Luna, of Yar-
mouth, has lost both anchors and cables, and bow-
sprit, and is now off this port, and expects to get in
next tide.
London, England, 1818-02-26

GRAVESEND, FEBRUARY 25.

No auivals.—Sailed the Camden, Johnson, for Batavia ; the
Briton, Cram, for Jamaica ; :11inerva, Strachan, for Demerara ;
Rover, Bowen, for Newfoundland; the Endeavour, Parry, fur
Cork ; Flora, Pay, for Ilamhurgh ; and Duke of Wellington,
Martin, for Ostend,
London, England, 1818-02-26

PROPERTY TAX.

Mr. BROUGHAM wished to ask a question of the
Right Hon. Gentleman, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, respecting the returns made under the Pro-
perty Tax. On alCormer occasion he had introduced
this subject to the notice of the House, and it had
been stated that all the papers which related to that
odious tax had been destroyed. He now wishei to
know whether the .Right Hon. Gentleman could un-
dertake to state that Al the copies had been destroyed?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
that he had made further inquiries since the matter
was last brought forward, and he found that all the
original returns had been destroyed. He believed,
however, that some blank returns might still exist in
the office.

Mr. BROUGHAM begged the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman to be more explicit. Did he mean that those
blank returns contained the names of the places,
parishes, &c.?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave
no answer.

Mr. BROUGHAM then gave notice, that on Wed-
nesday nest he should submit a motion to the House
on this subject, unless some further explanation were
previously given--fskear, hear).
London, England, 1818-02-26

CLOCK AND WATCHMAKERS.

Mr. PETER MOORE moved, that a Select Com-
mittee be appointed to inquire into the state of the
law as it now stands with respect to clock and watch-
makers; and that the Report of the Committee who
were appointed to consider this subject in the last
Session be referred to them. The motion was carried,
and the Committee were returned, consisting of Mr.
Moore, Mr. Butterworth, Sir William Curtis, and
several others.
London, England, 1818-02-26

roil, the Duke of 13 mrosto, Lord PAULICT, Sir
GIBOROII NUOIMT, &c. ha* hr.nted with the Grafton
hounds. After dinner there is to be a Concert in the
superb musk room of the Chateau.
(To be cactinutd.)

Marvellous Story.—The public have been amused
for some days past with a marvellon, story, wholly
without foundation, respecting a certain noble per-
sonage, to which we are astonished that any one of,
common sense could listen even for a moment. This
story• is however now pretty well silenced by the at-
tention which the drawing of the Lottery excites, and
to which many are eagerly looking for the gifts of
Fortune: it will commence on Wednesday next, when
about 5,000 Tickets will be drawn, 10 of which must
come forth Capitals in the course of the first 10 mi-
nutes, and it is no wonder that it should excite atten-
tic::: when there are 100 Capitals,with Three of 30,0001,
or that Blsit's Offices should be crowded daily.

The following remarkable circumstance in animal
economy lately occurred to an ewe belonging to Mr.
WILLIAM BARTON, near Ashford.—This animal when
a lamb, yeaned a lamb; on the succeeding year, when
ato two lambs ;on the third year, three lambs;—
on the fourth year, fourlambs, which were all brousht
up ; during the present month it died, and on being
opened five perfect laMbs were found within it.
NVednesday se'nnight a little boy having gone into
a boat, near ltitchie's Dock, 'Belfast, happened to
loosen the rope by which the boat was fixed to a!
post ; the boat immediately drifted away with the
tile, and the boy having no oars, became extremely
alarmed. Just at this time a beautiful water dog, be-
longing to Mr. SEM ',ILL, of the Custom House, being
at the place, the young companion of the boy, point-
ing to the other in the boat, desired the dog to go
into the water, which it instantly did, and swam after
the boat. He then called to his companion to throw
the rope in the boat to the dog, which he did, and
the dog immediately seized it, and brought it to the
shore, where it was laid hoP of, and thus the terrified
juvenile mariner was rescued from his perilous si-
tuation.
London, England, 1818-02-26

PENZANCE, FEBRUARY 23,

We had the wind here yesterday at East, and it
came round to the S.S.W. and W. with heavy rain.
About four o'clock it began to blow a gale froni the
N. to N.N.E.—not a gale, but a hurricane, and it
came so suddenly, that several ships got a-di ift and
received much damage ; among them are—the Al-
bion, and the Venus, bulwarks stove in ; William,
upset her windlass ; Ann, stove her starboard bows
in ; Valency, stern stove in ; Lord Howe, bowsprit
and boom carried away : the Dolphin and Drake
cutters rode out the gale.
PADSTOW, FEBRUARY 0.

The brig Le Prospere, of Brest, MARE ROSE, was
brought into this harbour this morning, in great dis-
tress. The vessel is on shore, but expected to be got
off. One of the pilots attending her was unfortu-
nately drowned.
LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY C 4.

Put back the Spartan, of New York, which sailed
29th ultimo, for Savannah, with loss of mainmast.
boats, and bulwark. The William, NEWTON, of this
port, for Pernambuco, is at Beaumatis, with loss of
anchor and cable, and main boom.