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NUMBER i 0.816.

CONTRACT FOR TEAMS OF HORSES.
NAVY-OFFICE, October to, 1821.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-I
swap j hie MATESTI"S N.drY, do hereby give
That on WEDNESDAY, the 24th instant, at One o'Clock,
they eein be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing
to Contract fbroPlallDS his Majesty's. Yard at Portsmouth with
TEAMS OF HORSES.
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, not any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him
attends.
B 1 Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed
w the Navyibard, and signed by two responsible Persons, en-
s:big to become bound with the Person tendering in the sum
eef ,gieno, for the due performance of the Contract.

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CONTRACT TO DELIVER COALS AT
GIBRALTAR.
THE:MI:RI' CHAMBERS,
Commissariat Department, October CO, 1821.
QUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with
the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 2,3410
CHALDRON of COALS at GIBRA LTA It, may receive
pa/tinders of the Contracts at this Mice, betwaen the hours of
TO and Four, and deliver their Tenders, sealed up, and di-
rected to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon
Tender for Coals," on or before Thursday, the Ist November,
lissome will be received after Twelve ciao& on that day;
sot will auy Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to
a potted Particular, and the prices inserted in words at length;
Pot unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two
Personsof known property engaging to become bound with the
Patti tendering, in the sum expr,ssed in the Particulars, for
tlie due performance of the Contract.

TUESDAY, 30rit OF THIS MONTH, 'TIE GRAND
MONEY LOTTERY BEGINS.
CARROLL, the Contractor, reminds his Friends
and the Public of the approach of the Drawing. The S...heme
has received the most decided approbation ; it contains
THREE E 30,000!!!
THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS, and Not Two Blanks to a
Prize. There are no Classes, and Every Prize is Sterling Money.
CA RROLL's Offices, 19, Cornhill,. and 26, Oxford-street,
have always been remarkable for the Sale of Capital Prizes.—
TDe last £30,000 Prize ever drawn, also No. 46, a £21,000
Prize, and many smaller Capitals in the last Lottery, were all
Shared and Sold by CARROLL.

NEXT TUESDAY.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.—AII Sterling
Money !—Three Prizes of £30,000, and Thirty other
Capitals; besides 6,700 other Prizes !—Not two Ranks to a
Prize!—No Stock Prizes No Classes !—Every Ticket drawn
singly. First-drawn Prize, 30th Tins MOl4lll (October), will
tecrive £30,000!
'rickets and Shares are selling by T. BISH, 4, Cornhill, and
9, Charing-Crow; who has sold more Oast half the £30,000
Prises that have ever been.

0- The Price of Stocks is affixed hourly against Bishls Office,
is (jonquil, by which the Public may see the fluctuations.
• • When there were Three X 50,000 Money Prism, In a
101211 f Lottery, BISH SOLD THEM ALL! !
London, England, 1821-10-22

On the Premises, No. 58, Lower

Grosvenor.

, .
square, on THURSDAY, the Bth of November, 1821, at Eleven
o'clock, and following day, by Order of the Executors.

THE HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TIME, late the Property of the Dowager Countess of RLY,
deceased; comprising handsome lofty Four-post, Tent, Press,
and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Cotton and other Furnitures ;
prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding ; suites of Drawing-
room and DiningPariour Curtains, in Chintz Cotton, and Morino;
Sofas, Couches, Chairs, &c. en suite ;.brilliant Male Pier, and
Chimney Glasses, of large dimensions; rich cut Lustres'
and
Girandoles ; handsome Oriental Cabinets, inlaid with Mother-
o'Pearl Escrutoirer; excellent Cabinet articles, in Rosewood and
Mahogany ; Loo, Dining, Card, Pembroke, Library, Sofa, and
,other Tables ;'Sideboard and Cellaret ;Wing and other Wardrobes;
Bookcases"; Chests of Drawers; folding and other Screens; an
Eight-day Spring Dial; Turkey and Brussels Carpets and Hearth
Rugs ; Fenders and Fire-irons ; a Mangle ; Sedan Chair ; capital
Town-built Landau, China and Glass, and other articles.
To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale,
and Catalogues had on the Premises ; and of Mr. Robins,Var-
wick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1821-10-22

NORFOLK.

The Board of Holds of Norfolk report one ski
from malignant fever, on Saturday, the-15th insuan
two on Monday, the 17th ; and two on Tuesday,*
18th. They state that the number of new eases ai
deaths has greatly diminished during the last week.
VERA CRUZ.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser states, tha
a Gentleman of that city had received informs*
that on the ith of August the Patriots made a vigor.
ous assauk upon Vera Cruz, and succeeded ie
ing an entrance within the walls at three /Mock
the morning, but they were. repulsed with co wl&
able loss, and retired at seven the same moniug.
Havannah Papers up to the sth of August tot
that, on the 3d of that month, General Don Ja.
O'Donoju landed at Vera Crux, and, after hang
taken the usual oath of office, assumed the rem,
Government as Captain-General and Political NI
of the Kingdom of Mexico, the title of PJ
having been abolished by the Constitution.-- 01.1
same day he issued a Proclamation to the Mena
people? and on the 4th, in a public address, bee°.
gratulated the troops and inhabitants on their burl
annihilated the enemy's forces which had apPerl_
before their walls, " the greatest part of which, P
observed, " paid for their temerity with the 10" i
life and liberty."

CUR ACOA, AUGUST 11.
The Governor has received official ;Ando
from General La Torre, dated 29th July, of Lair
having been declared in the same state of blab!:
as the harbours and coast of Maracaibo, Coro, PP
Barcelona, and that all vessels attempting teem!
Laguira, reckoning for 14 days from the date
Torre's dispatch, will be considered good aal"
ful prizes.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC, AUGUST 11.
No news of importance to communicate, WO
that 1700 men who sailed not long ago from Feg!
Cabello for Coro, have been completely defeated,:
the latter place by the Patriots, Ind the Reb.
could not re-embark more than three or foaraP
dyed men: an immense quantity of arms and WO
nitiotrlell intutLe hands of the ludependeou•

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London, England, 1821-10-22

THE ARMY.

40erhy last, the Portsdown Yeomanry, under the coo.'
mod of Major Lasommxxsa, assembled at their usual rendez-
yap, for a week's exercise.
The greater part of Hilsea Barracks will shortly be pulled
dpwtt. Accommodation, however, will be left fur eight Officers
and ISO men.
A patty of Invalids, from the Depot at :he Isle of Wight,
with a baggage waggon, are now on their march to Chatham,
ye the purpose of being discharged.
troops of the gallant 15th Hussars marched into Leeds
envadaY•
re sorry to state the death of Lieutenant-Colonel Norms,
ca of the glst (Royal Scots) Fusileers, which took place at
Demerara on rye gad of August.
31aior Dhow** &INWARD, with his Company a
Royalßo Sap-
pers and Miners, at present in Portsmouth garrison, de
Gtders to proceed for Bermuda, and will embark on board his
Diajesty's ship Saussoar for that purpose.
Colonel &ascot bad a very narrow escape on Wednesday last,
while ciercising she North Lincoln Militia through the field
evolutions; during the firing a ramrod was discharged, which
tor* tbe direetioo of th• Colonel. Wednesday was the first
firld-day the Regimen had had, and (with the exception of the
stonmentiona accident) very steady and soldier-like men
abet appeared. A Court-Martial is pending upon Serjeant-
uaio Nolen, connected with the Queen's business, and arising
oat of the disturbance that occurred in Lincoln scam: months ago.
Csownx To MILITIAMEN...-.DEVISION or lisyst-Foaura.--Josses
moo Wag brought before Sir Roster BAKER, Bart. charged by
Cape Rusuo. with having neglected to attend, as a private
Niraia.reao, to be exercised and trained according to the Act,
at the City of Wells, on the 18th of September, 1020. He was
cdrocjed Of the offence, and fined £5OO.
London, England, 1821-10-22

MURCIA, SEPTEMBER so.

Some fears have been excited here by the death of
a person of a disorder which seemed doubtful, but
on inspection the faculty discovered the real nature of
the disorder. The Board of Health takes this oppor-
tunity of declaring that this city enjoys the most per-
fect health, and adds the assurance, that if any un-
favourable change should take place, notice shall be
immediately given.
London, England, 1821-12-28

FROM THE MAINE, DECEMBER 12.

According to late accounts, hatred to all Chris•
tians is said to have attained the highest pitch in the
Barbary States; so that the Porte, in case it should
be involved in war, may probably derive great stir
port from them.

The Juliana Indiaman, Captain Octr.vtv, WWI
arrival from India in the Downs was announced
about ten days ago, was, on the morning of the tid
instant, blown out of Margate Roads. It was this
morning posted at Lloyd's, that there is strong ma'
son to suppose she has been lost on the Kentish Knocks
and only two men saved--See Naval Intelligence.

The Irish Papers are still prolific in the most pain
ful of all intelligence, deeds of outrage and murder.
The L.aw seems to have lost all its terrors iP Luna _ . _
London, England, 1821-12-28

EASTBOURNE, DECEMBER 24.

This morning a dead body was washed on shore
upon the beach near Holywell, and being instantly
discovered by the sentinels of the Coast Blockade,
information was immediately conveyed to the proper
Authorities. The corpse is so much disfigured that
it is utterly impossible to recognize a feature, but it
is supposed to be the body of poor SILVESTRE, Cap-
tain of the French cnasse-maree la Jeune Fani,
A watch and some Spanish dollars, washed out
of the hull of the French chasse maree wrecked last
week under Beachy Head, have been found upon the
beich near Biding Gap, by some seamen of the
Coast Blockade, who, with their usual honesty and
generosity, immediately restored the property to the
surviving crew of that unfortunate vessel.
A few days ago, a fine bullock, belonging to Mr.
KENNETT of this place, in being driven front East-
hoathly, shewed signs of madness, and ran at two
men on the road, who fortunately avoided him. On
his reaching Eastbourne, his infuriated state pre-
vented the men getting him to the slaughter-house,
in consequence they drove him into a field belonging
to Mr.GORNINGE, until the following morning, when
all their repeated attempts to remove him to the
slaughter-house were ineffectual. Mr. G Liman, M.P.
bearing of the circumstance, sent his servant to Mr.
KENNETT with his rifle gun, carrying a ball of two
ounces and a half; with which, but not before two
shotshad entered his body, he was brought to the
ground. The balls, on being extracted, were lite-
rally dashed to pieces.
London, England, 1821-12-28

and directing thattio iente; tikes or riches, should be
paid.—Limerick CArosticle.
WHITEBOY ARMS VOLITIViAItILY DBLIOTrttBD

UP IN KERRY.
The following letter we received this morning fidn
I Friend at Listowel, is of a most 'gritifying nature,
and the exertions of Doctor Ciruica and his family
are beyond all praise :

" lanowar., Fat Dar Emma, DMII3IIIII 21.

a I have great sadsfaetion in giving you the important news I
of a voluntary surrender of Wisiteboy arms, to Dr. Custacw, a
/Magistrate of the County Kerry, this day. I shall ieee the post
If I enter much into the particulars—they were promised to him
about a fortnight since from this day, and the promise has been
performed. This is the first instance of an earnest and sincere
intention to return to peace and good order again. Dr. Cnoacn
went unattended by any one but his son and Mr. Knsos : they
proceeded into the mountains, about ten miles from Listowei,
to a place bordering on the County of Limerick, and in a direc-
tion between Abbeyfeale and Castle-Island, and touching on
Knocknagoshil, the property of Lord Drafty. I should not be
so particular in describing the place, but that it appears to be
material, as it was the first part of this County which was infested
from Limerick, and from which issued too those bands that en-
tered into our plains for the plunder of fire-arms; they got 15
stand, all in good condition, and move promised to be brought
in: among those given up is the one taken from Mr. Hawsns,
the night of the attack upon his house. I need add no more
than to say, that they have invited Dr. Caesar, to their parish
Chapel of Knocknagooll, to administer to them the Oath of

Allegiance--a happy change from the oath bj which they had
before bound others."—Limerick Onenide, Der.l22.

A double-barrelled gun, taken by the Whiteboys
a few weeks Ago from the house of JOHN HARNETT,
Esq. of Bridgmount, near Listowel, was restored to
him on the mountain of Barn, near Newcastle, a few
days ago, by a man on the high-road, who delivered
it 4d with Captain Rock's compliments."
London, England, 1821-12-28

TFIE ARMY:

Wednesday te'nnight, the Third Gtlards trete minutely. in-
spected, in Dublin Ilarracki; by the Commander of the Forces:
Sir Wituass &ram ra's Corps of Yeomanry, and the Stara the
Dublin Militia, were at the same time inspected.
General Sir GAIN CA74II.IIML Is appointed Chamberlain to his
Excellency the Marquis Waiaxstarr, the new Viceroy of Ireland.
Saturday, his Excellency the Earl TALEOT gave a splendid
dinner to the Officers of the Royal Guards now in Dublin. Tl,l
following Noblemen and Gentlemen were of the party Sir
DAM Eaten, Major-General Lord Miami Lord Mears', en.
lonel MASTiI. Colonel de Roos, Colonel DESIIIIIIOWE, A. D. C.
Major Mummy, A. D. C. Mr. MuattAi, the lion. and Rev. J:
TALuor, •Itc- Ar.c.
The bounty of Down Yeomanry, anion:lcing to llt4 effective
men, were placed on permanent duty on the 27th November.
Colonel Cowtt.t of the 424 Regiment, arrived in Dublin front
Holyhead, on Mondi.y.
A Serjeant and twelve of the County of Limerick Royal Mili-
tia Staff, have replaced the 95d, at Ballinacurra.
The Carlow Militia Staff are doing duty in Carlietv.
Government have directed that great coats shOuld be lama
to the Irish Mllitia Stare.

Captain Damien? has reeeited an order to anginent the Qty
of Limerick Police to 50.

The Glin Yeomanry are placed 'on permanent duty.
The 474 Light Infantry hate left Dublin for Naas, Ki!cock,
Bakinglas, Atby, &c. The Rifle divisions from theseplaces ant
to garrison Vhsfortl, Carlow, Kilkenny, icc.
London, England, 1821-12-28

TO ENGLAND.

Proud Queen of the Ocean ! the land of the Free!
Once hope of the nations !—Wilat trance is on thee
Why so still and so voiceless upon thy blue wave,
While the Greek bleeds again o'er his forefather's grave?
Remember the land of the patriot and sage,
The lone light of mind in a barbarous age—
The ark of bright Freedom that sav'd her for man,
When Slavery's deluge the earth overran!
The parent of heroes—the bravest and best
That e'er smote the plumage from Tyranny's crest,
And left the examples which make us believe
What miracles Virtue can dare and achieve !
The parent of all that to mind can belong—
The Orator's power—the enchantment of song—
nag treasures of Science—Philosophy's plan—
And ilistory teaching the grandeur of man!
Such, Greece, were thy glories, when grand and alone
Thou sat'st in thy beauty on Liberty's throne ;
And thy brows were adorn'd with the chaplets most rare,
Of the beautiful Arts which bloom'd lovingly there!
And these do we owe thee ;—and now that thy name
Again soars to glory o'er ages of shame,
Shall we leave thee unaided to fight on that shore
Which Freedom has written with names we adore ?
Oh, rise ! and avert from our age the foul stain,
That Greece fought for Freedom, and fought on in vain !
While the Nation that boasts of the Christian's best fame
Saw her temples constim'd in the Muesulman's flame!
Oh ! let not this tale be through time handed down
In letters of shame, and with History's frown,
That Britain look'd coldly on Freedom's dread lon,
While her soldiers were Greeks, and her banner—the Cross!
London, England, 1821-10-25

HUNTING.

The following is a list of the principal Packs of Hounds now
hunted in Yorkshire :—The Earl of Darlington's Fox-hounds,
Earl Fitzwillian's Fox-hounds, Eatl cf liarew•ood's Fox-hounds,
Lord Yarborough's Fox-hounds, Sir M. M. Sykes's Fox-hounds,
the' Larnbton Fox-hounds, the York and Ainsty Fox-hounth,
the Sinnington Fox-hounds, the lloxby and Clevpland Fox-
hounds, the Northumberland Hounds, the York City Harriett,
the Holdermss Harriers, and the Shcffield Harriers.

The pickpockets and other thieves conducted them-
selves at the fight at Moulsey Hurst, on Monday, in
a manner so audacious and infamous, as even to sur-
pass the robberies and brutalities of the West-end
gang. Not content with surrounding and plundering
every decently dressed person at the fight, the cow-
ardly ruffians, after knocking down their victims,
struck them with bludgeons when down, until de-
prived almost of their senses. Such a scene of violence
and wickedness has been seldom witnessed, and the
villains were all in organized gangs.
Monday night W. Berrell, aged 80 years, boot-
maker, in Mary-la-Bonne-lane, after partaking of a
hearty supper, retired to bed in excellent health, but,
on Mrs. Berrell awaking about six o'clock the next
morning, she found him a lifeless corpse.
ACCIDENT AT NEWBOTTLE COLLIERY..—Jr appears
some masons were employed in repairing or altering
the chimney of the engine below in this colliery,
and about half-past ten o'clock on the night of Wed-
nesday se'rutight, they complained of want of
Curry, one of the wastemen, in order to remedy this
inconvenience, broke down a stopping, but unfortu-
nately, by mistake, broke one that led into an old
waste, the foul air in which bur t into the pit and ig-
nited, but being what is called a standing fire, soon
went out. Curry was suffocated on the spot; the
rest of the men escaped (some of them through the
fire) to the bottom of the shaft, though much burnt.
On the workmen coming down at twelve o'clock (the
hour of changing), the accident was discovered, and
every exertion made to save Curry, but without ef-
fect. Several men who went into the dangerous
parts of the pit, were overcome by the foulness of the
air, and were unable to return. On the arrival of
Mr. Hill, the viewer at the pit, he immediately de-
scended with George Steel, the overman, and another;
they were proceeding when George Steel, who was
much weakened by his former descents, fell; Mr.
Hill fell immediatey afterwards, and was cart ied out
to the bottom of the shaft by the other man, in a
lifeless state. He was put into a cart and conveyed
to a house near; the jolting of the cart restored ani-
mation, and he has since entirely recovered ; but be-
fore Steel could be rescued from his situation the vital
spark had fled. In all, six men have perished ; and
two of them, Curry and Steel, have left large families.
•
London, England, 1821-10-25

This day was published,
In Two Volumes Octavo, the Second Edition, with Sit Por-
traits, price £1 us. boards,
MEMOIRS of the PROTECTOR, OLIVER
CROMWELL, with Original Letters, and other Fa-
mily Paper!.
By the late OLIVER CROMWELL, Esq.
A Descendant of the Family.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
u We must take our leave of the present Author, thanking
him for the valuable addition which he has nude to our histori-
cal literuure."—Monthly Review.
London, England, 1821-10-25

SAMOUE L LE'S ENTOMOLOGIST'S COMPENDIUM.
This day was published,
Beautifully printed in One Vol. Bvo. and illustrated with Twelve
very accurate Plates, containing nearly Two Hundred Figures
( Insects, &e. front Drawings made by the Author, price Al
in extra boards ; a few copies accurately coloured after Nature,
price Li las. extra boards,
THE ENTOMOLOGIST'S USEFUL COM-
PF.NDIUM ; or, An Introduction to the Knowledge of
tntidi Insects: comprising the best means of obtaining and pre-
Erving them, and a Descriptiott of the Apparatus generally used ;
together with the Genera of Linne, and the modern method of
ar, relics the ('lasses Crustacea, Myriapoda, Spiders, Mites, and
Ill'etts, front their Affinities and Structure, according to the
views of Br. Leach : also an Explanation of the Terms used in
'""talb°loSY ; a Calendar of the Times of Appearance and usual
Situations of nearly 3000 Species of British Insects; with It).
strectioasfor colleting and fitting up Objects for the Microscope.
By GEORGE SAMOU ELLE,
Associate of the Linnzan Society of London. •
" This ample title sufficiently sets forth the contents of the
volume to which it is prefixed ; and we have only to add, that
the knowledge, judgment, and accuracy, displayed in the per-
form:ince itself, renders it a desirable text book to every student
of 'knish Enturnology."—Monthly Review.
Likewise, by the same Author,
A Nomenclature of British Entomology; or, a Catalogue of
Clove 4000 Species of the Classes Crustacea, hlyriapoda, Spiders.
likes. and Insects, alphabetically arranged, and intended as
abets for Cabinets of British Insects, &c. crown avo. price
as. 641. bonds.
_ London : Printed for Thomas Boys, 7, Ludgate hill (from
Paternoster row); and sold by. Gayer and Boyd, k;diuburgh ;
Cad all other llotascliers.
London, England, 1821-10-25

In a few days will be published, in Four Vols. Bvo.
THE SPEECHES of the late Right Honourable'
lIENRY GRATTAN.
Edited by bis Son, lIENRY GRATTAN, Esq.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees. Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
1. The Speeches of the Right Hon. Edmund Burke, in the
Rouse of Commons and in Westminster Ihll. In Four Vols.
Bvo. price .C. 2. 16s. in boards.
S. The Speeches of the Right lion. Charles James Fox, in the
BOW of Commons. In Six Vols. Bvo. (with an Introduction,
by tbe Right lion. Lord Erskine) price £4 4s. boards.
3. Speeches of the Right Hon. William Pitt. In Three Vols.
ha 11 11s. 6d. boards.
4. Speeches of the Right Hen. William Windham. In Three
Tab. Bvo. £1 16s. boards.

Just published, in Three Vols. small Bvo. price 15s.
AFOREIGNER'S OPINION OF ENGLAND,
Englishmen—EnglishWomen--EnglishMannecs—Alorals
—Domestic Life—Arts and Artists—Literature—Criticism—
Education—Universities--Ckrgy—Sectarians--Nobility—Par-
ties—Politics Laws Lawyers--Merchants -- Commerce—
Csatities--Eashions--Amusements, and a variety of other inte-
testing Subjects, including Memorials of Nature and Art, corn-
rind in a Series of free Remarks, the result of personal Obser-
salon during a Residency of Two Years in Great Britain.
By CHRISTIAN AUGUSTUS GOTTLIEB GCEDF..
Translated from the Original German by THOMAS HORN&
"Our Readers are well acquainted with Don Espriella, sup-
pond lobe a well-known writer in foreign costume; but in the
work before us, we have the undisguised sentiments of a real
foreigner, an intelligent, acute, and candid observer on almost
ever/ subject of general English interest. The acknowledged
Melo of the Translator vouch for the literary accuracy of this
hittrestiog, amusing, and instructive work."
_____ Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.

ACCUNI'S CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT.
Mk day was published, a Fourth Edition, with Plates by
Lawry, and Additions, One Vol. 12mo. price 9s. boards,
ACCUM'S CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT: being
a Series of curious and instructive Experiments in Che-
ally, which are easily performed, and unattended by Danger.
By FREDRICK ACCUM,
Optative Chemist, and Author of several other well-known
Works on Chemistry and Mineralogy.
Also, lately published,
Accum's Treatise on snaking Bread, 12mo. price 4s. 6d.
Accum'a Chemical Tests, Third Edition, 12mo. plates, price 95.
Accum's New Work on Gas, Seven Plates, Second Edit. Jtvo. 155.
London: Printed for Thomas Boys, 7, Ludgate-hill (from
hrernoster-row) ; and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh,
sad all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1821-10-25

THE ARMY.

,••••me
ed, or Queen's Own, who have been stationed at trio.
WO for several mouths past, are abnut to leave th .t place. 'f•htte
companies, consisting of 100 men, are already go :e ; thee went
on Monday, and the remaining five companies, consi,ting of
about 200, expect to receive their route to follow to-morrow or
Saturday. Their place of destination is Chatham, whzn. they
replace some troops who are ordered to Ireland. 'nit 2d
will
be succeeded at Brighton by some of the Guards.
The Montgomeryshire Yeomanry Cavalty, under the coma
mend of C. W. WYNX, Esq. were disbanded on the 19th ingan.
it Welsh pool, after having been on permanent duty eight day:
Monday, the Shrewsbury Yeomanry Cavalry assembled at
Shrewsbury for permanent duty, under the command of Colonel
Murat.
A pensioner of the 71st Regiment has been apprehended ass
committed to the prison at Glasgow, accused of defrauding tht
Waterloo Fund of ten pounds. He assumed the name of as►
Cher person, by which he obtained the necessary emulates to
enable him to receive the money.
London, England, 1821-10-25

GAS LIGHT AND COICP. COMPANY'S OFFICE,
Biums-sgsztv, Biammataas, 231) OCTODZII2 1821.
I DO hereby give Notice, that the following Pro-
rrietiffs_,
GEORGE HYDE WOLLASTON, Eng.
Mr. RICHARD WILLIAM SILVESTER, and
Mr. THOMAS STEEL,
Have, pursuant to the eighth Bye-Law of this Company, and
in the succession above stated, severally given me notice of their
intention to stand for the Office of an AUDITOR, at the Elec-
tion which will take place on the 7th day of November nest.
J. PEDDER, Secretary.

BULL INN, BISHOPSGATE-STREIa.
THE CAMBRIDGE and LONDON FLY WAG-
GONS set out every Morning (Sunday excepted) from the
above Inn, at Ten o'Clock, and arrive at Cambridge early the
following Morning.
MARSH and SWANN, Proprietors,
Sydney-street, Cambridge.
London, England, 1821-12-17

FLANDERS MAIL.

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 15.
Our readers will recollect that Mr. Hedeman was
accused of having formed a conspiracy, tending to
overthrow the existing Government. Thoush the pro.
ceedings have not yet been made public, it is, how-
ever. known, that Mr. Hedeman has not, as report
has stated, affected mental alienation, to exculpate
himself; but that he has, on the contrary, given,
with the greatest frankness, all the information that
has been asked of him relative to his project, and that
he has not %hewn the least regret at having formed it.
It is well known that our code assimilates the fact
of the publication of a Proclamation, such as that,
which M. Hedeman has distributed, to the crime of
high treason, for which the law ascigns capital pu•
ni4iment; and accordingly it is affirmed, that the
Tribunal of the First Instance has condemned M.
Hedeman to death. But the accused has still the re-
source of appeal, and of an application for mercy.
London, England, 1821-12-17

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER IL

----------, _
A letter from Constantinople of the 10th Novem-
ber, which has been received by way of Marseilles,
gives a frightful picture of the state of that city.—
" We are here surrounded," says the writer, " with
Iconfusion and disorders. The rage of the Turks in-
crease, daily ; the massacres recommence."
A long account, published at Leghorn, of the taking
of Tripolizza (translated from the Greek), after de-
scribing the entrance of the Greeks into the city by
escalade, ays, " above 30,000 men penetrate into the
streets: they seek—they demand the hostages : they
were no more—the holy Archbishops and Bishops
had been massacred."
At this stews the fury of the Greeks knew no
bounds ; 8000 Turks, bearing arms, were pot to the
sword ; 12 or 13,000 others, of all ages and both
sexes, suffered the same fate. In the coffers of the
Vizir, the Beys, &c. eighty millions in specie were
found. Above 100 brass cannon were taken, and
20,000 muskets, and a great quantity of ammunition.
The martyred Archbishops and Bishops were seven
in number; among them we particularly regret those
of Monembacia and Amyclea, of which Tripolizza
was the See. We have to lament also 600 other hos-
tages whom the infidels put to death. As for the
brave men who • died gloriously in the assault, their
number is scarcely 300.

THE 14.1 V ENING STAR.
London, England, 1821-12-17

Notsru 864

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, December 12, 1821.
THE COURT 9f DIRECTORS f the UNITED
COMPAAY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
EAVT-LADIES, do hereby give Notice,
nit the Court will be ready to receive Proposals In writing,
!viii Were WEDNESDAY, the 9th January next, from the
opoirs d Ships of the burthen of from 800 to 1100 Toms, *-
. atergd nicasurtinest, which arrived in the years 1820 and
Tsgt, haying performed Six Voyages in the Company's Service,
wog the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let
40, sip far a Seventh Voyage in the Company's Service,
lef reduced scale of equipment.
*putt of Directors do also hereby give notice, that the
rsitt vrBl be ready to receive Proposals in writing, on or befOre I
gISNESDAY, the 9th January next, from the Owners of
sad per bottomed Ships, of the burthen of 650 Tons and
wore, registered measurement, specifying the rate of Freight
at okh they may be willing to Let such Ships, for one Voyage,
mod from Bengal.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover,
•be ,erenlly sealed up and left with the Secretary at this
Souse, at or before Twelve &Clock at Noon, on the abovernen.
fired day, beyond which hour no Tender will be received.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

pa particulars of the Terms and CondJtions upon which the
goose Sbips will severally be employed, may be bad on applies-
tio at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, m-
eshy Friday, the 21st instant.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Demister 12, 1921.
THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL in COUNCIL,
at Fort William, having issued a Public Advertisement,
dated the Ist June, 1821, giving notice that the Promissory
lints of the Bengal Government, bearing date 30th June, 1811,
ad sanding on the general Regirter of the Registered Debts of
tat Plesidency, numbered 10,001 to 15,000 inclusive, et such
petthereof as might not have been transferred to the Loan
geed Ist May, 1821, would be discharged at the General
misery on Friday, the 10th August following, on which day
*Ward thereon would cease ;
lbt Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants
d England trading to the East Indies, de hereby give Notice,
That the Modifications in the Conditions Sf the lam of Ist

Xayossl, promulgated in the Court's Advertisement of the
11th skim, have reference to the whole of the Lana of the
at, Jane, 1811, when advertised to be paid GB, and that eao•
randy the holders of the Promissory biota of that loco,
I nabefed 10,001 to 14000 inclusive, adverted to in the Mim
steins published is the Calcutta Gazette on Ist June, 11019
sly claim the benefit of the Court's Modifications, in all eases
wherein they may be respectively applicable.
JUSZPII DART, Sweeny.
London, England, 1821-12-17

SPANISH PAPERS.

CADIZ, NOVEMBER U.
The following are the latest accounts of the state
of the yellow fever, from the ISth to the 17th of No•
vember inclusive:
Port St. Mary's, Town and Hospital—New cases, S 2; cured,
S 6 ; deaths, 37 ; remain, 131.
Xeres—New cases, 27; c*ed, 25; drabs, 15 ; remain, 31.
At Lebrija, from 11th to 17th—New cases, 54; cued, 43;
deaths. 28 ; remain, 56.
CEUTA, NOVEMBER 19.
On the 7th of this month a grand salute of artillery
was heard cowards Tetuan, which continued the whole
evening and the Moors being asked the reason, said,
that Muley Aabed Selen, nephew of Muley Zeid, had
entered Tetuan with a division of infantry of his uncles
army, who, with the rest of the army, was at that
time at Benyasem. On the 11th, we heard another
salute of 22 guns, and we learned that a division of
cavalry of Zeid's army having approached, as soon
as the inhabitants of Tetuan perceived them, they sa-
luted them with a discharge of artillery. We have
not been able to learn the number of this division, nor
st•iv, commands it; but we know that a body of troops.'
of all arms, has just been formed, which Zeid places
under the clinousaid of his nephew, Muley Aabed Se-
len. It seems that the 1000 men, with whom Muley So-
Miran entered Tangier, have returned to their homes,
and that Ali has marched with his troops to the Nest;
it is not known fer what purpose.
London, England, 1821-12-17

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

Saturday David Murray was. indicted for stealing
161bs. of flour, the property of W. Cochrane, a baker,
at Wapping, in whose employment the prisoner was.
He went out for the night, on the evening of the 12th
ultimo, when he was stopped by an officer of the
Thames Police, about 300 yards from his master's
house, with the flour tied up in a handkerchief. On
being asked by the officer where he got it? he said
he stole it. The question being repeated, he gave
the same answer, and asked him to take it back to his
master. Mr. Cochrane said, that bakers' men always
took flour to make their puddings, and he never found
fault with them ; but he never allowed them to take
it out of the house.—Guilty.
The following were acquitted on Friday : Mary Richardson, of
stealing six shoes; Joseph Ross and John Martin, of stealing a
piece of bacon ; Ann Clark, of stealing two sovereigns ; Eliza
Jackson and Thomas Palmer, of stealing two sovereigns • Sarah
Nelson, of stealing three blankets; and William Mailin, of
stealing a sheet.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
TILE KING In ROBINSON,

The defendant in this case, who was convicted on
Saturday se'nnight, of a fraud on the Commissioners
of the Navy, received the judgment of the Court on
Tuesday: he was sentenced to be imprisoned for
twelve months in the House of Correction.
London, England, 1821-01-03

FCRKSIIIRE.

POLITICAL INFORAIATION FROM THE KORTH
RIDING or YORKSHIRE, JANDARN 1, isei.• •
The Tories of the North Riding •cif -Yorkshire,
stung with bitter disappointment v the failure of the
Meeting at Northallerton and its vicinity, have since
evinced the greatest activity, and on Saturday last,
the 30th ult. assembled ar Richmond, to take iota
their consideration the propriety of presenting an
Address to the king from ftichmondshire.
A few individuals having become acquainted with
their intentions, were desirous to obtain a public
avowal of their sentiments: with this view the fol-
lowing correspondence tooist place: '
Richmond, December 30, 1820.
We, the undersigned, having understood that a Meeting, pro-
fessing to be of Ilkhmondshire, is about to assemble In Rich-
mond this d;:y, to take into consideration an Address to his
Majesty, feel it incumbent on us to express out; surprise that
such a proccedine, should be adopted with secrecy; and we beg
to know if onr information is correct.
Signed by The lion. T. DONDAS, J. liTnnasost,
WYVILL, W. WINAR7ON,
J. MONSON, E. Wrytti, 11. CHALONS&
London, England, 1821-01-03

SLAVE TRADE.

The following extracts of letters from the Cap-
tains of two English merchant sh;ps lyirig in the
River Bonny, on the coast of AfricA, furnish ad-
ditional instances of the distressing progress of tile
inhuman traffic in Slaves:

" Bonny,.Tuly, 21, 1820.

" Since we arrived here (the leth March) there rave not
been less than nine, and oftcn sixteen at a time, in a general way
twelve or thirteen vessels, ships, brigs, and schooners, carrying
from three to seven hundred slaves each; and in New Calabar
(which is upon the same liver), always three or four—as one
goes away she soon gets replaced."

" Bonny, Aug. 30, lil2o.
It grieves me to think I cannot make a greater• progress in
my voyage ; since OUT arrival here (the £7th March), one hun-
dred and twenty sail of French, Spanish, and Portuguese veslels
have arrived and sailed with slaves; in consequence of which,
the palm oil trade has been and is now totally neglected by the
natives."

Advices have been received from Montego Bay to I
the 4th November. They furnish a comparative,
estimate of the number of slaves in that colony in
1820, and 1817. In the latter year there were in
St. James's parish 9,160 Africans, and 16,627 Creoles,
making a total of 25,777 slaves. In 1820, the num-
bers registered were 12,096 males, and 12,514 fe-
males ; total, 24,610: the apparent decrease is 1167.
It appears that since 1817 the deaths have exceeded
the births 378, as the number of deaths are 2015,
and blahs only 1637. In the parish of St. George's
there has also been a decrease in the number of
slaves, since 1817, of 305; the deaths have been 1068,
and the births 102 1 , being a decrease of 47. The
decrease is to be attributed to removals into other
parishes.
London, England, 1821-01-03

OFFICE OF OEIYANCE, .T 4, 31, 1920.
/VAC Public are hereby informed, that nifty-,
seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of
.GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of
ibe tau Major-General WILLIAM MUDGE, LLD. KR.
Yd A.S. are now complete, and that Impressions front them
sit* Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, ind.be Tower of Lon-
e; and also at William Fadtm's, Geographer to 14s Majesty,
0d Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cross. These
Plates contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, Sussex, Hants,
Dorset, Delon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset,
Surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts,
Eats, Middlesex, Suffolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.—
Part I IC. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, and
von-ions of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist
-of August, isio; and as the Work is still in progress, ac-
cording to the original design of giving a complete Map f
Great Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile, the publi-
cation of the future Parts will fellow as fast as the nature of
attok a Work will admit, without increasing its Annual expense.
Gentlemen wishing to proeure a Map of the Country surround-
*: their own habitations, may, by application to Mr. 11.vers,
at the Ordnance Map Office, where an ind..!x Map will be
@hewn, select any sheets they please for that purpose. All let-
ters on this subject addressed to Mr. limina, under a cover to
the Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, will be im-
mediately attended to.
Ity ardor of the &lard,

R. H. CkEir, Svr:lrsry.

OFFICE OP ORDNAKCA Decterts.7 20, 1820.
.91111 S PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .f his MA-
.I JASTY'S ORDNANCE elm hereby gist ?Mice,

That they will SELL l.sy . runup AUCTION, at the
Tower, en TUESDAY, the Qth day of January next, at Eleven
o'clock in tiv: Forenoon precisely, Sundry Lots of old and miser-
iiceable Stores, consistin: of old Brass Furniture, Saddlery and'
!farness, Bedding, Sraktlis' Bellows, liandscrews, Chains, Sand
Bug% Horse Shoes, Wee.:l3, Old Inas, Paper, and Powder Bar-
rels; the whole of which may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and at the Itual
Arsenal, Woolwich, wail tae day of Sale, where printed Litt, of
the Lots will be delivered to those persons who may apply fur
the same. Dy Owler Out Bard,

B. H. CREW, &cedar,.
London, England, 1821-01-03

MARRIED.

On the Ist instant, at All Saints, Southampton, by the Ram.
T. Mears, William Ferdinand Wratislaw, Esq. of Rugby, War-
wickshirs, to Charlotte Anne, youngest daughter of John Keil!,
Esq. of Ilythe.

DIED.

On Sunday, Dec. 31, 18207;j13;th; after a short illness, in &I
81st year of her age, the Honourable Agneta Yorke, Nowt
daughter and coheiress of Henry Johnsoo, of Great Berkhamp.
ste;d, Esq. second wife and widow of the Lord Chancellof
Charles Yorke (who was second son of Philip, first Earl of Han*
wieke), and mother to the Right Honourable Charles Philip
Yorke, Vice-Admiral Sir Joseph Sidney Yorke, K.C.B. and to
Caroline, late Countcu of St. Germans.

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FOR SALE BY AUCTION, •
At the Custom-House, EASTBOURNE, on Tula. lay, the
18th day of January, 1921, at Eleven, A.M.
rpHE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
.1 which have been seized and legally condemned, viz.
About 21 Gallons Brandy
spirits.
353 Ditto Geneva
29} Ditto Brandy under proof
I damaged.
29 Ditto Geneva over proof
•
Si Ditto Geneva, for private use.
Also, Sundry Short Pieces of Old Rope.
which may be viewed on the Morning of the Day-of Sale.
N.B. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1821-01-03

BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.

Warehouse, 107, STRAND, corner of the SAVOY-STEPS, 1
Jo ii .., Butt:Ass and SON being apprized of •
the numerous endeavours made by many. Persons to impose
a spurious Article fur their make, feel it incumbent upon tlietri
to request the attention of the Public, in purchasii.;; what they
conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and the Ad-
dress corresponds with the above; the general appearance of
the spurious descriptions will deceive -the ungtiz.:tieti, and fur
their detection, J. Manus and Son submit the I lowing Cau-
tions:—Some arc in appearance at first sight "'rise Genuine,'
but without any Name of Address i—sonie " BrecEss's lis-
settee of Anchovies:"—otilers " Busats's,--aud many mote
Iwithout Address. ,•
JOHN BURGESS and SON having been many years
honoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every senti-
ment of respect towards the Public, anti earnestly solicit-them
to inspect the labels previous to purchasing what they conceive
to be of th.ir make, r Lich they hope will prevent /nutty disap-
pointments.
BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes., hitting
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i and is recommended as a most usefnl•and conveniei:t-Sances--
; wiil ket-p good in all climates. •
'1 Wartilietve, 107, Sll:.oas, corner of the Savoy-steps, Landon.
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London, England, 1821-01-03

POETRY.

THE LOVER To ins MISTRESS ox ma BIRTH-DAY
• Kato ta•ats•AT•• mom stta sonszwg.

BY T. CAMPBELL.

(From the New Monthly Nagatritw.)

If any white-winfd power above
My joys and griefs survey,
The day when thou wen born, my Lave—
lle surely bless'd that day !
I laugh'd (till taught by thee) when told
Of Beauty's magic powers,
That ripen'd life's dull ore to gold,
And chang'd its weeds to flowers!,
My mind had lovely shapes pourtray'd ;
But thought I earth had one
Could make ev'n Fancy's visions fade
Like stars before the sun?

I ped, and felt upon my lips
Th' unfinish'd accents hang :
One moment's bliss, ono burniag kiss,
To rapture chang'd each pang!
And though as swift as lightning's Bash
Those tranced moment's flew,
Not all the waves of time shall wash
Their memory from my view !
But duly shall my raptur'd song,
And gladly shall my cyes,
Still bless this day's return, as long
As thou shalt see it rise !
London, England, 1821-01-03

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 20.

The letters from Milan state, that several trains of
RAJ-artillery arevollected at Verona, Mantua, and
other places, and that the warlike preparations are
prm.reJing with increased activity. On the other
hand, .%e learn, that a great number of Neapolitan
dc,er:crs daily arrive in the Roman States.

I)l:ct.:74aEit 21.—The Constitution of the Grand
Duchy a Darm,tadt• is now published, and gives
great satisfaction to the People. The most entire
harnony has pievaikd between the Government and
the two Chantbeas. The discussions on this impor
tant subject, and theeresiiit, which is equally honour-
-able to all patties, will doubtless justify the general
joy which has manifested itself on this occasion.
London, England, 1821-01-03

M I L_l`:, DECEMBER 10.

According. to a notice issued on the 13th Decem-
ber, the nualher of 9,400 recruits of the classes 1,795
to 1,799, is to be levied in the Kingdom of Lom-
bardy am! Venice, in order to bring the army to the,
complete peace establishment.

SOUTH AMERICA.

SANTA FR DE ItAGOTd, OCTOBER 19.

An extraordinary Gazette from Choco has just
'been received, which announces the arrival of a brig,
one of Lord Cochrane's squadron, at the Port of St.
Pieneventura (in the Pacific). The vessel has brought
2,000- muskets for the Republican service. Iwo
Deputies came in her, for the purpose of entering into
a Treaty offensive and defensive with the Govern-
ment of Columbia, against their common enemy.
Official confirmation has also been received, stating,
that General Valdez's division occupies all the terri-
tory between Popayan and Mercadenes.
There is scarcely a day passes that some of the
Royalist Officers and soldiers do not march over to
the Insurgents, who treat them with every possible
indulgence. General Culzado has requested of the
Viceroy of Lima some reinforcements, but was an-
swei ed, that he.himself required an additional force,
as he was daily in expectation of an attack from the
united forces of Lord Cochrane and the Republican
Government.

SAVANII.I.A, OCTOBER IS.
The general opinion is, that something decisive
will spring out of the negociations between Bolivar
and Morino; in other words, that the independence
of the country will be acknowledged, as nothing
short of this is contemplated or desired by the Inde-
pendent party. The forces that operate Against
S ►nta Martha by land march this aay, and the Beet
is to sail to-morrow. The object of the land expedi-
tion is to bring Sanchez Una to action. He is at
present at San Carlos. As he cannot advance through
the Cierilga on account of our.boats, he will be easily
eve► taken. The detachment consists of 1,000 men.
Colonel Montillo does not quit this Province, or take
the command of the expedition to Tarboco. We-are
sickly here.

THE EVENING STAR.