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ON LIVER COMPLAINTS. AND BILIOUS DISORDERS.
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FACTS- :Lod OBSERVATIONS on LIVER
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SESSIONS.

bnokseller in the neigh.
was indicted for having
If books, the property of
Conduit-street, knowing

case, and called Mr. 1
fie prostcutor, w pros.
p of the defendant, and
foyer's pub:ications, at a
ich they were published;
It told him that he could
hose to order at the same

t also went to the.
the same answers asblt.

put by the defendat's
i, he had a crinsiderabk
in question by him is
had not yet missed any

then submitted, that hen►
, and therefore the charge
eiving stolen goods could

d the objection taken is
not but express his surprise'
securer, who could came
n wsth receiving his pra
had not taken the necesi
ing whether he had bee*

irman's direction, •imm
—Nor Guilty.
d tor receiving a certain
brass cocks, the property
s, knowing tile same to be

ened by Mr. Vf ALFORD,
coon on the part of the
caps, &c. were things at•
therefore could not be the
Teeny.
that the doctrine could
r brass..
fined to decide against t:r•
7vcd, however, he weeLl

led, that the articles in
ill the description of tLe
statute as exceptions to
upper, lead, or brass. It
that the articles in quo'
called pot metal.
his regret that this in•
as to hit the bird in the
!Et by Mr. Alley was fetal,
acquitted.
and hues

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CAMBRAY, SEPTEMBER:Ik.• •
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The English trims. of the Army of .Oektliodon•
have: tilted part of theircantitritnitliti -tii'loris a
camp undei the walls otour town;:Theliumbee may tl
be estimates at 15,09 men ;• they Yryti be rotative&
all the siaXon to be eserciied in the grand mentitavrOs •
at which , the Duke of Cambridge/ who is ealtvcid#r
will be present.. • -
The Duke of Wellington has just had ati.Qtrlei ore
the D;ty
.published,- which obliges all theolliceri and ,
persons belonging to the Administratire Depute:semi'
of the Army not to.go out except in'tinitorni.' •• .
• BRUSSELS., SEPTEMBER 15. '
The States of the Province •Hainault:ltavini
addressed to the King respectful-representatittits. on.'
the introduction -of mounifactuted goods.-iit4 tint.
kingdoms. he Minister of. the Interior,,throngh who*,
these representations have been conveyed to his: Ma:.;
jesty, has just announce) that his-Majesty will taki
than into his serious:cOnsideration ; on the other
band, a general try on the sathe subject rises; trim,
all parts of Brlginen,and everything gives.repson tp
hope that it will be heard by a Prince who wk.**,
good of the subject the guide of his actions.. 'Ws
Royal Highness the .Duke, travelling undet•4lo tit!e
of the Eat! of Dublin, .passed through Liege Oet,tlt,C
12th, going. to Stutgard. .
A cireemstance which
,proves in an evident mantiir
that the present Government of Prance- becomes
daily more eousol;dated, and that it enjols entire'
cquhdence in foreign countries is that the sums paid
as securities, (ks caulionannins) in Belgium tinder the
Govt tomtit of Bonaparte, are now negociatitrg here
at 25 pe! twit. discount. . •
T : .

• FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER If. •
The Russian. General Caen; .Rostopthink
rworialised his name at hiosaiw, is arrived in this ail.
The Emperor of Austria, as a proof of his friendship.
and confidence has givens°. Prince Leopold
his brother-in-law and 5004n4aw, the vacant; Rte.
mint of Nassau Usingen.
They write from Vienna that tbe.apptoaching mar-
riage `of his M.Aiesty the Emperor of Austria, With
a Princess of a Royal House of Germany will won*
be officially announces!, and•that it will be solemnized
in the course of nest )krvember. The Grand Master
of the Court, Prince Trammansdorff, is taking. all
measures to finish the. preparations before the end el
October

Several merchants have passed through this city,
coming from France end going to Dantzic, to pin-
chase- corn 14r the account of the French Govern-
ment.. A great quantity of corn Las lately been
bought in this neighbourhood to .go down the Rhine
.•-a partia lot the supply of the-Allied Tamps.
London, England, 1816-09-20

t —eetinin WOW p6e4
It apPeaVed, howl
this yard wall int an
losed* 'l, a !ilia wall,
h it was entered, and
ght, and was at least
h way.

yelper, over-ruled the
it hough the yard
hat, as it might, have
an open place ; end
Dred as an open place,
mg, It WAS not /we.
it were not an open
;nous to the highway.
le part of the prisoner,
:t of Guilty Was found

ed of having, on thit
o coppers, fixtures 14
11, Pump•tow, Old;
saw the property A
stolen, the bricklayet,
:ers who apprehended
lie facts of the case in

y indicted for having
pson Walmsly on the
from his person a gold

t about ten o'clock se
while going through
he was run against
ieved the prisoner was
nissed his watch, and
lel," the prisoner was
e prosecutor, about tee
watch again at the

own shop door, near
prisoner running. He
Iley, and touk it to the

ved the stopping of the

ace, called his father;
n of the 20th of July,
he sent his son out as
:ed with hint As a cattle
lie time, been always a
,t Guilty. .

art,n were pitally eo•.
sheep, the property of

y convicted for a bar.
f Henry Marshall, and
tectlAce, and other mi.
London, England, 1816-09-20

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to which allusion has been made ; and shall continua
to esereise my right of opposing any prop 'sit on of
which I cannot approve. To designate an opposition
'founded on such a principlb with the epithet of ca-
villing about peccadillaes, was to treat liehtly indeed
of a sum of thirty millions of money. Sir Thornaa
concluded by congrattiroing the Genlirmin wko
spoke last on the prosperous state of his affairs, when
the Management of so enormous a capital appeared
to hiM but as a peccadillo.
The motion for the dividend of 5 per cent. for the
current half year, ending the 10th October nett, was
then put, and carried without a division.
London, England, 1816-10-02

DODSLEY'S ANNUAL RRGISTER.

This day was published, to Bea price ins. boards.
THE ANNUAL REGISTER I or, a View of
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MEMOIR on tl,e CUTTING GORGET of
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the Sume.)—By AN I ONTO •CARPA, Member-of the National
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in the University of Pavia, &c Scc.
Translated from the Italian. '
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SALE BY AUCTION.
•
CAPITAL FREEHOLD,ESTATE NEAR THE CITY OF A T
OXFORD, IN THE COUNTY OF BERKS. H 1
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, of an IN
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, September 20, SYTwelve, in One Lit, The A
by dir of the Trustee, unless previoudy' disposed of by Limpartial
Pt I Met, ipppD/bili
A. AL and very Valuable FREEHOLD
TE, advantageously situate within one mile and a
half of the City and University of Oxford, consisting of sundry
Pieces of rich Meadow and Arable Land, containing altogether
FOUR HUNDRED and FORTY-FIVE ACRES, bounded -by
the beautiful Navigable River Isis, affording excellent Fishing,
together with the Manor of Kennington, with ifs Rights and ma.
Privileges; also several Cottages, Farin-houses, rind Out-buildings,
(din e c
in the occupation of Messrs. Latham, Dry, and Tub, tenants a
at win. Parish
The Estate may be viewed on application to the Tenants, an/ Pieces 0)
Particulars bad fifteen days previous to the Sale, at the Star Inn, purpns
Oxford; New Inn, Abingdon; Hop Poles. Worcester; King's me oil
Head, Gloucester; Bear, Reading ; of R. H. Wyatt, Esq. Bar- Li. „:..;
inn, near ; of John Williams, Esq. Red Lion square; I '
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which relieved him a little I bet that be gave Over
bis visits when the prisoner retied to administer hie
prescriptions,. . .
Jonathan
,liagne; Cleik itl Mr. Gibbon,. lin attoi.iter.
at Ashton-tinder-Line, stated a confession that the
prisoner made to him, when in eustodyi after her ap-
prehension lor the murders.
. .
Samuel Newton; a Constable; presented to the
Court the confession of the prisoner before the Coro,
nor, stating that no threat, promises or allurement
was held out to her to induce her to make it t,Out
that, on the contrary, she WAS warned not to elimi-
nate hen self, and told that every thing she said triiirtit
be given in evidence against her on her 4;4 ' Tito
confession was read; and acknoWledgedika-ntorder
in the most unreserved manner. . .
• • ,
Tiiomas Ogden. a surgeon at Ashton, was called
at the incinisition taken on the body. He examined
the stomach, whidi waft infltmed nearly over its
whole extent, and in one place the inflarriniation had
amounted to gangrene. There was a quantity of fluid
on the stomach, which he analyzed, Mil in the ani-
lysis detected arsenic. He hid no doubt that inflam-
mation was the cause of the death, and the wink the.
cause of the inflammation.

the JUDGB summed up this evidence, which seemed
very clear, and the Jury returned ti verdict of—Guilty.
The JUDGE immediately pronounced the awful sen-
tencestf the law, that Susannah Holroyd, being con-
victed hi so atrocious a crime, should be banged on
Monday, and her body giten.for dissection. The pri-
soner, who hacrcontieued during the whok of her trial
apparently insensible to her avow' situation, and tad
even heard the word pi/ty without betraying any
symptoms of emotion, seemed iMpressed with the
solemn formalities and moving hddress that accom-
panied the delivery of her sentence.
Sare. 14.—The Assites of this Cobnty closed here
this afternoon about tour o'clock. and sentence of
death was passed on Thirty prisoners: Alice Mew.
and Margaret Pouliot-. accused of child Murder, bat
convicted ably of concealment, weakfantenced to in::
prisimment for one par. There ate at present its
Lancaster Castle. on different terms of imidisonmenti
and for transportation, 151 prisoners.
The list of Civil Causes that were fixed for trial ati
these Assizes amounted to 162: many of them have
been referred, particularly one very interesting, an:
tidying the question whether a steamengine is a nui.
sance ? There was only one Special Jury cause. Thd
tollowing may be considered interesting to sportsmen i
London, England, 1816-01-24

NitrAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAIL&

ARR. DU& ARR. DIM.
Dublin - - - 0 1 Lisbon -.- 0 0
Waterford - - 2 0 Cadiz . . . 0 0
1
Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 Malta .- . 0 0
Holland • - 0 • Handiurgh -- 0 2
France - . I 0 Gottenburgh -- 0 2

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 21.
Arrived the Beresford packet, Captain HMIs from
Bristol, last from Dieppe, and sailed for Waterford.
Sailed the Betsey, Capt. RICHARD% for C‘irk ; Prince
Regent, Capt. RICHARDS, for Bristol; Four Friends,
Capt. HowLAND, for Havre.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1816-01-24

PEERACE FOR isIG.

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THE PRESENT PEERAGE of the UNITED
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1816.

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PORTShIOU JANUARY ss.

Arrived his Majesty's ship LYRA from the Downs.
Sailed the Fowitv, for the East Indies ; Licence,
SPARK, for Savannah ; Mary Anti, Mnrcit, for Ha-
',Anna!' ; I)rie Johanncs, BUGDANE, for St.urdeaux
Fortune, JoNcEtAI, for St. Mau; tttlas, for New
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ships got unJer weigh, but the wind being thwart were
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ritOM LAST' Armors PAlttit•

WHITEHALL, JANUARY es, ism
His Royal Highness the Paints Reostrr haa been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his• MAJ [STY, to grant the 41is-
silty of a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain sod I
Ireland to the following I;.ntleinen, and the resitec.ive be rs
male of the r bodies lawfully begotten, viz.
Sir CUALONLR Unt.e, Itut. Admlral of the Red Squadron of
his Majesry's Fleet.
BANASI'aa TAILLATON, El. General in the Army, and
CO:011Ci 01 1114 Majesty's 41 et ittgitnent of Light Dragoons.
Joists FiAten, Pi. General in the Army, and-Culotte' of his
Majesty's 8111 Regiment of Light Dragoons.
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GREAT BRI I'AIN AND AMERICA.
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.he necessity of recomir liming a Colonial System on a vigorous
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By a BRITISH TRAVFI.I.ER.
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rfrot eatmr.

The ist division of the Depot of the 13th Light
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. Several detachments of the Royal Artillery have
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RAMSGATE, JANUARY 23.
Arrived last evening from Calais the Exchange
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horses of the Royal Artillery: Several of the 3d
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SI-lUA REYNOLDS.
By JAMES NORTHCOTE, Esq. R.A.
Comprising additional Anecdotes of Johnson, Burke, Goldsmith,
Garrick, Stc. Extracts from Sir Joshua's MSS. &c.
2. Memoirs of Lady Hamilton, drawn from Original sources,
and comprising many new authentic Anecdotes of various disen-
guisiniti personago, among whom are the King atul Queen of Si-
cily, Sir Wm. Hamilton, the late Lord and the present Earl
Nelson, the Earl of Bristol, the Duke of Queensberry, Stc. Ste. hi
1 vol. small tivo. einbelli4h4d with a fine portrait by Meyer, from
an original pa'ating by Romney.
Printed for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street.
London, England, 1816-03-16

BRUSSEL% MARCH 10.

Letters from Cambray say, that they have every
reason to believe that the Duke of Wellington will
shortly arrive there and inspect the right wing of his
army, and visit all the fortresses, which are put in
the best state of defence, and provided with nume-
rous artillery and abundance of military stores. Va-
lenciennes is the grand depot of ammunition, &c. and
of a very fine park of artillery of the reserve. The
French prefer the English and Russian troops, but
they do not dissemble th_ir hatred of the Germans,
and give almost daily marks of it. This has given
rise, within a few days, to serious quarrels in the
Departments of the Maese and the Ardennes, which
are occupied by the Prussian troops.
The inhabitants complain of the conduct of these
ttoops ; and the Prussians say it is the rebellious spirit
of the inhabitants which accuses them without reason.
However that may be, the strictest measures are
adopted on both sides to punish such as shall give
occasion to quarrels. •
They write from Lille that the organivation of the
French troops of the line still proceeds very slowly.
The several regiments in that division have only their
Officers, and a small number of subalterns and sol-
diers : this slowness is attributed to the extreme cau-
tion with which old soldiers ate engaged. We shortly
expect in this city a great many strangers, particu-
larly Russians and English of high rank.
London, England, 1816-03-16

BERLIN, MARCH 3

His Majesty has ordered that all the Officers of the
Prussian Army shall wear mourning for three day%
on account of the lamented death pf General Count
Below, of Dennewitz.

" Berle, March S.
" To tranquilize the Inhabitants of the Royal Rhenish Pro-
vinces, the report formerly spread, and lately renewed, that they
will be ceded or exchanged with another Power, is hereby posi-
tively contradicted. His Majesty will not separate from his do-
minions Provinces, the inhabitants of which have given so many
proofs of their fidelity and attachment, but will govern them with
the mild and paternal sentiments which he announced in his
Letters Patent of the sth of April, lad year.
" The organisation which will take place in a few days will
convince all the inhabitants, that reports like those above Men-
tioned can be circulated only through ignorance or bad designs.
- (Signed) "The Charscellor of State, Prince HAROZNIZILG:.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
FALMOUTH, MARCH ia.
Put back the Cares, Captain HUNTER, for Antigua ;
Emperor Alexander,- WATT, for Charlestown ; also
another ship, supposed the Quebec packet, WILLIAMS,
for Leghorn.—Wind from S.W. to W. strong gales.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH is.
Put back the Cambridge and Lady Castlereagh,
East Indiamen. Arrived the American schooner
Sally, from Canton, in 127 days; brings no news.

PORTSMOUTH. MARCH 15.
Arrived the Patriana, a Russian ship, from Ben-
gal : sailed the 22d September, in company with the
Two Friends, a Russian, and the Cornwallis and
Mary, two country ships; spoke the Woodford, for
Batavia, in crossing the line, and the Tyne Batt., for
Batavia, on the 13th instaht, off the Lizard.—lt has
blown a gale all day from the S.W. to W. The
Mary transpbrt, and Aphrodite, have slipped their
cables, and come into harbour—the ships in the Roads
have get their yards and topmasts down.
FALMOUTH. WARCH is.
Arrived several vessels, supposed to be outward-
bound. Put back the Coto sloop of war,and
rothy transport, for Africa ; and the Dawson, CUN.
NINGHAINI, for Jamaica.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.

DEAL, MARCH 15.
Arrived the Recovery, Brracon, from the South
Seas.—Came down from the River the Timon, PAR-
KER, for ditto.—Five o'clock—Wind W. blows very
hard. The ships in the Downs appear to ride all
well, except a schooner—she has run for Ramsgate.
COWES, MARCH 15.
Arrived the Brutus, Captain THOS. Mutt, from
Canton. Captain MUK reports, that he touched at
St. Helena, but was refused all communication.

RAMSGATE MARCH 15.
It has blown a gale from the W.S.W. all day,
and still continues. Several ships have come in for
shelter, among them the Eliza of London, COULSON%
Master, with loss of anchors and cables.
YARMOUTH, MARCH 15.
A collier, in working into the Roads this morning,
struck on the Seroby and filled—two boats are along.
side her, by which tho crew will be safe.
London, England, 1816-03-16

azark tire determined •n force Ms tai on As na
ion I No. We are not without a feeble hope that
hey will yet li.ten to the voice of reason end pru
fence. The whole plea of necessity has been proved
perfectly nugatory ; far even if we are to have no re-
trenchment of salaries, no great exertions in behalf of
economy, all the money wanted may be easily ob-
tained.—even if to the expected amount from income,
the War Malt Duty of "600,000 should be given
up. The whole sum wanted would then be only
48,600,000, the interest whereof, £430,000, ought at
once to be taken from the Sinking Fund. If this
Fund be not applied to such purpot►es as may ac-
tually benefit the nation, by leaving in the hands of
the industrious some small proportion of their earn.
ings to produce, in time, a new Capital to replace
that which has been wrung from them by the neces-
sities of a long and arduous war—if this Fund be not
so applied, it will indeed prove a Sinking Fund, and
overwhelm the Nation in ruin.

A Mail from Holland arrived to-day. The Dutch
Papers brought by it are to the 13th instant, and are
nearly filled with the ceremonials at the marriage of
the Prince of Ottat4ua and the Emperor A LEXAN
Mtßif sister. at St..Petersburgh. The following are
the only other articles these Papers contain :
London, England, 1816-03-16

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1816.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT WELVE O'CLOCK s
Reduced (ebut)—Coca. coo. 64—for ace. eaff
4 per Com (slus)-5 per Cesc. 9014—Bonds pare Is. pr.
Onus. In yr.—DO. pay. —Exch. Ms 44. du. par.

Last night the House of Commons went into a
Committee on the Message of the PRINCIC RroaNT
upon the approaching marriage of the PRINCICSS
CHARLOTTE, when it was proposed and agreed to'
that Sixty Thousand Pounds a year should be granted
for the Establishment of her Royal Highness and
Prince Leopold) ; Ten Thousand of which are for the
privy purse of the Protects. Sixty Thousand Pounds
were also voted as an outfit; it being estimated that
£40,000 would be required to furnish their residence,
buy plate and carriages; £lO,OOO for dress; and
£lO,OOO for jewels for the Princess.
. There was no opposition to this vote. Indeed,
but for the fall in the price of all necessaries, it would
be impossible that their establishment could be main-
tained on such an allowance. In one word, this
measure really exhibits an instance of the promised
economy ; and having commenced in so high a quar-
ter, it may be taken as a pledge that all the ullaries
of public servants are about to be reduced to a scale
proportioned to the reduced price of all domestic and
personal expenses.—l so, why should such an op.'
presive tax as that on Income be pressed upon the
public ?
The Petition against this unconstitutional tax by
the Bankers and Traders• of the City of London was
presented last night to the House of Lords 'by the
Duke of Sussex. The time has been when the peti-
tion of this Body would have experienced singular at-1
tendon. It was received without a single observation
from Ministers. Bat for the support given by this
very class, otherwise called the monied interest, the In-
come Tax, as a War Tax, could sever have been
carried. The argument of Ministers then was--
41 These men are qualified to say what measures are
best suited to support public credit ; they approve of
this War Tax, and it must, therefore, be a good one,
whatever might be the objections to such a measure
in time of peae." Now this very class, who, as
correctly as ever, can _judge of the measures best
suited to support public credit, petition against this
tax being continued" in a time of Peace.—The infe
rence is undeniable. A Tax on Income in a time of
Peace, instead of supporting, will tend to depress,
Public Credit—the very doctrine which we have been
maintaining ever since this- imprudent Tai was pro-
Pled-
Shall we, because the Tax has not yet been dis-
tinctly abandoned, -conclude that Ministers, at sill
London, England, 1816-03-29

RICHMOND FALL.
DESIRABLE RESI LO M PLR i ELY FURNISTIE
WITH OFFICES, Pi.rASURL GROUNDS, PLAN 1 A
TU./M.Bu. WALLED GA't 'Z3, GREEN AND I'.
HOUSES, AND MEADOW LAND, IN ALL AbtlU
TEN ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Comb ill, on Wz u •
missie, the 24th April, 1816, at *1 welve o'Cierek, unless
an acceptable oll'er is made for the whole. by Private C.m,raet,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY
HOLD ESTATE ; comprixing a very eligible VILLA,
planned fur the aCCOMlllo.llatifill of a Gentlentues Family ; con
raining a handsome Entrance Hall, Morainic Parlour, excellent
Eating Room, Gentleman's Room, and a Water Closet.
On the First Floor, an elegant Drawing Room, Breakfast
Parlour, two best Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, and a pas-
sage leading to three Bed Chambers for servants, with a secon-
dary Staircase.
On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed Chambers, two
Dressing Rooms, &e. and Servants apartments, dm over ;on the
Basement art suitable Offices, Coach-bouse. and Stables, spacious
Yard and Oa-buildings, lamas, Pleasure Grounds, &c. Plan-
tations, excellent Kitchen Garden walled in, and planed with
choice Fruit Trees, preen mid Hot Houses, Farm Yard, and
convenient Buildings, and three enclosures of Meadow Land,
all lying compact, In all about Ten Acres.
Ihe Purchaser may- be accommodated with the well-mrie
Furniture, &c. at a valuation, aad a part of the Money may re-
main on Mortgage, if required.
'to be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre-
mises; at the Castle and Talbot, Richmond; Bull lan, Ea,'.-
Sheen ; Castle, Salt-hill; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge ; of Rich-rd
Gram, Esq. No. n. Russell-place ; at Garraway's ; and of M.
Robins, Warwick-erect, Golden-square; of whom Tickets foe
viewing may be had.
London, England, 1816-03-29

pniNcs OF €-BOURG.

The C,I-lANeilaCi of the
said, that as the lilustrious Person who lately arrived
in this country was about to be united by the ten-
derest ties to an A'igust Female ; and, as a general
unanimity prevailed on the question, he shoul i move,
,6 That I.•av be given to naturally? Leopold Ge urge
Frederick, Prince of Saxe Cnbo irg, 3cc. to c'w ron
him all the rights of a natural born subject of this
kingdom, and settle his prec7dency."—Leave was
given, and litchi!! was brought up and read • first time.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'
then moved. " That the 81.1 be read in ail its stagel.7
I'. is was done, the Bill passed, and sent immediately
to the Lards.
London, England, 1816-03-29

JERSEY, MARCH 18. ,

On Wednesday the I Sth instant, being the Anni-
versary of the battle of Aboukir, in Egypt, in which
the British arms were crowned with victory, and where
the 13thite,- intent of Infaattyeminently distinguished
iisili. the deicers of that corps gave the inhabi-
ter:. of this island a superb Fete at Deal's Hotel, in
honour of the above memorable day. The great
saloon of the house was decorated in a most elegant,
style. being divided in the middle by a colonnade of
,orange trees, reaching to the cieling, and forming a
sort of dome : between the trees were other columns,
tastefully decorated with colours, and the walls of the
saloon hung wit:. flags. At the upper end of
ses
the sal ' . appeared the letters G. R. -formed with
coloure . ' mps and surrounded by a crown, under
which waits placed the portrait of the late General Sir
RALPH ABIRCROMBY. K.B. supported at the sides by
the cdloun of the Regiment: The floor of the room
was most ingeniously chalked with a variety of hie-
roglyphics, sphinxes, crocodiles, and other Egyptian
devices. About fight o'clock in the evening the Sa-
loon filled with a most numerous and brilliant assein•
hly, when tea was immediately served. At nine
o'clock Lieutenant Colonel HANDCOCK, of the 15th
Regiment, had the honour to open the Ball with Lady
Tommie. The dancing continued to be kept up with
the utmost spirit, till one o'clock, and then it was only
interrupted by the Amphitrions of the Fete inviting
the company to partake of a magnificent supper,
consisting of upwards of 200 covers. Among the
toasts which were received with the most lively accla-
mations, were the following r
" Lady Turner;and the Ladies of Jersey."
" His Excellency Lietneoant-General Sir HllgroveTurner"
' Upon the latter toast being given, the General rose,
and in a very neat and appropriate speech, thanked
the company for so flattering a mark of attention.—
We regret that the want of room prevents us from
giving the substance of the General's address. Sir ,
HILGROVE TURNER then gave the health of Lieute
nant•Colunel Sir WILLIAM WILLIAMS, of the 15th
Regiment, which was drank with three times three.
Alter supper the dancing commenced, and kept up
till five o'clock in the morning, when the company
departed, highly gratified with their entertainment.
: It would be doing a great injustice to the 15th Regi-
ment not to state. that we do not remember that any
fete better conducted in every respect, more nom&
rously attended, or which went off with MOM Klatt
was ever given in this Island.
London, England, 1816-09-27

FRANKFORT, SEP rEMBER IL

His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent arrived
here.to•day ; he will pass tomorrow with the Giand
Duke of Mecklenburg, his uncle, sod will go the day
after to-morrow to Darmstadt, and thence to Stut•
gard,..to pay a visit to the Queen, his sister.
London, England, 1816-09-27

. . •
SALES BY AUCTION
-
•
•
'At the Custom (Naomi% FA.VERSIIAM, KENT, en Pasere,
the 4th of October, I SIG, at Twelve at Noon,
•rld E UNDER - MENTIONED GOODS,
• .. . viz. .
661 Galen.. Spirits of Brandy, 29611 Ditto Brandy of legal
'strength for Dealers, 414# Ditto Geneva for private Use, -2Casia.
wire Mantles, I. Angela Shawl and I Pair of Anil& . Gloves,
' GOld Ring. I ecket,aud i I 'himble, 21. Yards ofThiead Lace,
S Pieees of Nankeen, i Small Bottle of Otto of Roses, 137 Me.
dallieus..2 0614 Watches set with Prari. 2 Gold Chains,
Wabtbands and 2 Pair of Braeelets set with- Coral Bead., I Pali
of illarDrops, 9 Birds of Patadire, 6 Sandal Wood Fans; eft Yardi
of Ribbon,. s Worn-out open Beats. 4 Open Boats in Pieces, s
Boat SAN 1 Eighteen gallon Beer Cask, and a Quantity of Old
junk.
The whole may be viewed betwien ten and twelve o'slech on
the nterwng of the day Of Sale.
• Twenty live per Qom. will be required as a Deposit.
. N. B. The Sp.rits cannot be sold for less than the amount of
the ',mite thereon.

ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
•
LjAsit btfented by EIWAID
. SALLitm, Sutton and Apothecary. This preparation is
justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain operation, by which
4utually resnows-allinsettottor. obaniction of tie stomach
and bowels, whether situp frtme Bile, Indigestion. Flatniehey,
0r,C014, Sickness at Stomach. Hold Ache. atc. It operates by
dislodging acrid bile or other midi** retained In the intestinal
canal., and emu an alrerrtve to the system generilly. Free from
any 11141111111111110 T mercurial preparations. it is at all times.safe ;
and bra been given with •singular good effect during pregnancy.
Itsuctien Is particularly adapted to persons of bilious habits. and
those of lodestar, lives where a sollicient action of the bowels
Is not kept up, and c;udities retained in those organs are fri.
quietly producing pains and disensions head-aches, languor.
and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. A single
trial will fully convince the patient of, their saucy. The worse
cases of bilious or sick head•ultes are • certainly removed by a
single dose, audio a much shorter tints than could be credited,
but from experience. The Proprietor thinks it proper to remark
they will be &enlist only tout without rein or uneasiness, but
se leave the body, after their immediate union ceases, free from
that costive putts which generally succeeds the operation of late'
tire medicines.
Sold by E. Edwards, no, • Se. Paul's Cherels-perd ; Sanger,
ISO, Oxford-street ; and Tut. Royal Exchange, London ; price
Is. 9d. and 4a. See. per lust. Where also may be procured, all
Public Medkinsw of repute.
London, England, 1816-09-27

two thabibers, *elute
,f Deputies for the, be.
tt cau.et, ton Much re,
iciently represepted, h
n suc'. circumstances,
In should be numerous,
tate more directly frous
nally, that the Elq;ious
of the real opinian

determined to dis,solie
I to convoke a new nee
Au of election has not
more than the modihia.
, we have thought that
use the nation to enjor
Cages as may be derived
numerous and lesi re.
legibility; but *idling*
3y modification in tile
nitive, except accorctik
the dispo,itions uw
e first object ot the de:
The whole Legislative
of Elections, and the
Chart in thiL
assume only tilt;
nsible and urgent, iin.
obligation ot apprsiacta.
e Chart au2 totals for.

d in 117. e motives of due
, hose work it is, s‘iy,
arter must he mo I tied,
xiserienee and the knotoe
us, that the num'er cf
as been, from (livers
nation to be stAiesti.y
it is of importance that
! be numerous ; that the
ritression of Me opinion of
ion the same principle,
of Elections couldnee
a law, it was just to lac
t advantages the origin to
representation, less ie.
gibility I
tly a year ago—it is so
the well drown' with
a of enjteritnce and die
on then demanded the
Charter ; and now the
idur and wants of the
nstitutional Charter ob.
it to have changed the
think when we see men
port the first Ordinance,
md ? We were deceived
lumber of Deputies of
' P The nation, consist.
of inhabitants, will be
Ins, by 26i) Deputies?
ozere, the Upper aid
rho will have but Ong
they be fully satisfied?
ery year, are we to have
de of elections? Who
ers of the next year wilt
this year too numerous?
Clerks (always legal',
) form a Chamber**
rests of France ? They
baner, they will say In
ask. But lam Of* at
s virtue of the 14th Ar.
yes the King the power
et: necessary for the iss-
'ety of the State, may adt
of the State wherene
systems ?—"Chere Meta
would now govern hf
e some. tine morning tile
fiscated to- the polite'

France is grain 0'164
th;tt wosild drag down
bole all, sell the *omit
3 them, not as as iud
or)(1 revolotionaty ale.a-
, but to consecrate the
well that the Chamber
re consented to this slle,
It and false terrors of far
very asa/ alavilosa eta
titile -with that of *the
that the Chamber *via
eal opinion of Franceo:,
d it. the party has newt
unmasked i;s pre-
gicides the Princes of OA

read in the Papers
solution of the Chanfler,
Pre" is not free—that
iters—that it is the Nliai!
ssOution, of of Chat
they remark the rise el
that on the day the Orai•
kliated, a spetuinlion,
the Exchange—a jobb',
brigands will return .00
)ep.trLii.!s.
"Id ti'e King? ..lf it Fere
the secret: of his profouo
ume, that by leaving co't'
iction and opinion to.ti4
ied bis views much fa'
night that satiefi:d FL sae
one Deputica.with who',
we should have 44
he last, though 'celerotel
that there would theObe
as to the real orisiorroi

• 01!

s• in the present Lotter/
3:fed before I'o-Monno:A'r
jay of DraVng. On that
will be entitled to +0
gives the chahce
.he Wheel), o. one iletit
ne having preparea 04h
r all tanks sboa14:10

T ~ ~~,
London, England, 1816-07-11

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT,

Smjeant RunatawroN stated that the new Act for
amendment of the law, operated horn the passing of
the Ash July lst, 1816; but as it required the par-
ties to submit by their petition to be extmined in each
case as to their extravagant liviog, or having con•
tracted debts without probable means of solvency, he
should consider it as not meant to include petitions
filed before that day.

ROBINSON V. WHITEHEAD.

Mr. PRINCE St ant opposed the defendant White-
head for Mrs. Robinson, the detaining creditor, upon
the ground of collusive arrest. The prisoner, he said,
had contracted debts to a considerable amount, and
wished to throw himself into the Bench, that he might
be released, from them by taking the benefit of the
Insolvent Act; a short time before lie formed his plan
he contracted considerable debts. He should now
call Mrs. Robinson, who accordingly stated in evi-
dence, that the prisoner borrowed 418. 16s. of her,
unknown to her husband, and promised to return it
in a few days. He came in a few days afterwards,
and said be would pay her the money if she would'
make affidavk of the debt, as he had money to re-

•
telve the neat day froth his 'tether's etetutor, i Mr.
Chester, in Westsainster.road, and he would conduct
her to him the next day, when she might make affi-
davit of the debt and receive the money. She accor-
dingly went the next day to the house of Mr. Chester.
He said that she must give him XI for stamps, or
she could not receive the money: she gave him £2,
and then went with the prisoner, Whitehead, and-
Chester, to the King's Bench (Mice, in the Temple,
for the purpose as she supposed, and as they informed
her, to make affidavit of the debt, and to be paid it.
She made an affidavit, and was told by them that
she could not be paid the money till next day, as it
WAS a holiday with the Clerks at the Office. The
next day, instead of urceiving the money, she received
A letter, which stated that he should pay her the mo-
ney in a tew days; but what was her surprise, when,
instead of receiving the money, she learned that the
prisoner was arrested at her suit.
Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGTON.—Had you, no inten-
tion of arresting the prisoner when you weht uith
Whitehead and Chester to the Temple ?

Mrs. Robinson.—l had not any other idea but that
I was 'going to be paid the money after giving an af-
fidavit of the debt.

Mr. Whitehead sworn (examined by the Court.)
He said, that he never went with Mr. Chester and
Mrs. Robinson in his life to the Temple.
Mrs. Robinson positively swore to the fact, and
said that the said Mr. Chester was an Attorney, in-
stead of his mother's executor.

Mr. Serjeant RorxiNaroN said, it was a mnst in-
famous transaction as ever came before the Court.—
The prisoner was finally:remanded.
Several adjourned case, were heard.
John Bull WAS opposed by Mi. AGAR and Mr.
You.ocK, and after long contention was released from
all his debts and discharged.
London, England, 1816-07-11

CARMARTHENSHME.

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURF.. BREWING
uTENsu.s, WINES, FARMING STOCK, BULLS,
COWS, HORSES, SHEEP. PIGS, &c. FARMING IM.
PLEMEN IS of all descriptions, WHEAT, BARLEY,
OATS, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, land.twke, Langharm,Oarmarthenshire, early
in Suit/41MR, of which further notice will be given,

THE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITLI.ItI:, the property of the

. .
Right Honourable Lord KENSINGTON,
going abroad. Consisting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains
with Parisian draperies' Chairs, Sofas &c. en suite; prime sea-
soned Feather-bed, and Bedding, of aledenominations, Bedsteads,
&c. ; excellent Cabinet Articles of all descriptions, China, Glass,
superior line Savoured old Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines,
Brewing Utensils of various kinds, and numerous other Amides.