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London, England, 1820-11-13

GCARROLL, No. 19, CORNHILL, and 26,
• OX FORD-STREET, respectfully solicits the commands
of :he Public in the present Lottery, which will commence
Drawing on
WEDNESDAY NEXT,

The Lottery contains 3,400 Numbers, Two Tickets of a Num-
ber, with FOUR Prizes of X 20,000.
Only 1,700 Numbers are now on Sale, which will ALL BE
DRAWN on the First Day, and are SURE TO GAIN at
least Two of the FOUR Prizes of A 20,000.

It is no doubt in the recollection of the Public, that CAR-
ROLL has recently Sold, at !Ili fortunate Offices,
18,775, THE LAST 1:30,000
2,5117 ...... ..£50,000 5,645 .e20,r,00
7,755 £30,000 4,349 £20,000
706.........£51,000 9,481 £20,000
1,545.. ..£20,000 &c. atc.

arum DRAW Ise
NEXT WEDNESDAY, 15th TINS MONTH.
ONLY 1,700 N
FOUR Prizes of £20,0b0, Money and Consols.
Te Purchaser 4A One Ti:ket ni.ty obtain
TWO Prizes of £20,000!
And all the above Numbers are sure to be drawn NEXT
WEDNESDAY (13th November).
Tile Lottery will finish on the 23th instant, and is the
Last Lottery this year.
T AND J. SIVEWRIG HT, with unprecedented
• success, sold in this Contract, in one Lottery alone,

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BOTH PRIZES OF £20,000 !
And in the preceding Lottery,
One of £20,000, and One of £lO,OOO.
Tickets and Shares are selling at their fortunate Offices,
37, CORSHILL 11, HoLsoan ;
38, 11AVYAILKST I 141, Otiosa-STREET.

NEW PUBLIC JOURNAL,

For BIRMINGHAM and the NEIGHBOURING TOWNS

Oo Monday, Nov. 27, 1820, will be published,
No. 1, of a New Journal, entitled
THE BIRMINGHAM MERCURY, and WAR..
W ICKSHI RE and STAFFORDSHIRE ADVER-

TLSER.

Birmingham : Printed and published by and for James
Amphlett, 73, New-street, corner of Worcester-street. Agents
for London, 3lrs. White, Provincial Newspaper Office, 33,
Fleet-street ; and Messrs. Newton and Co. Warwick-square,
Newgate-street.
London, England, 1820-11-13

CONCLUSION OF BISIFS CONTRACT.

QCIIEME of the NEW LOTTERY contains Two
Prizes of £30,000 Consols, and Two Prizes of £lB,OOO
Consols, added to Two of £2,000 Money, making together
FOUR of £20,000, Consols and Money, &c. &c.
TWO of £20,000

Sure to be Drawn First Day.
Two Prizes of 1:20,000 !
May be gained by purchasing One Ticket.
Every Prize above £2O, First -Day, entitled to a New Ticket
for the Second Day.
All the Tickets now on Sale sure to be Drawn First Day,
NEXT WEDNESDAY, 15rif NOVEMBER,
ONLY 6,800 TICKETS.
Tickets and Shares are selling by
T. BIS/1, Stock-Broker, Sole Contractor,
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, London,
Who Shared and Sold, in the Lottery just ended,
No. 3,64:3 a Prize of £10,000!
_

Besides various other Capitals.
And by his Agents in the Country.
ittr Schemes, with full Particulars, may be had gratis.
London, England, 1820-11-13

ILLUMINATIONS.

Saturday, a Notice was posted up at the Mansion
House, in the following words:
" The Loan Mayon intends to illuminate the Mansion House
Oh evening, and on Monday."
Mis Notice, of course, gave the hint to those citi-
zens who always follow the example of their Chief
Magistrate, and in the evening the illumination was
general, and much more brilliant than might have
been expected from so short a notice.
The Mansion House was illuminated with the let-
ters C., R. and the large star of Brunswick, sur-
rounded by wreaths of laurel. The front of Guild-
hall was also illuminated with the same devices, and,
2s viewed from Cheapside, had a very pleasing ef-
fect. The Abercrombie Tavern, in Lombard-street,
'was elegantly illuminated with the C. It. and fes
t ions. The Banking-house of Sir WILLIAM Cuarrs,
and those of. the other bankers in Lombard-street,
were elegantly adorned with festoons. The fronts of
many houses facing the Thames were illuminated
by flambeaux, and the effect from the reflection on
the water was particularly striking. Most of the ships
in the River had their rigging illuminated, by means
of lanterns hung at the mast-heads, the yard-arms,
and other parts of the rigging, and presented, as
viewed from London-bridge. a continued line of con-
stellations, as far as the eye could reach. Fish-street-
hill was brilliantly lighted up.
The house of Mr. STEWENs, in Fore-street, dis-
played a most superb transparency, representing her-
MAJE,Ty leaning on a pillar, on which is inscribed,
44 GOD and the People;" in her hand is a scroll, on
which is inscribed the words, " The Livery of Lon-
London, England, 1820-11-13

HERTFORDSH I RE, with IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Elegant MANSION-HOUSE and OFFICES, Capital
GARDENS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and LAND.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-strut, Golden-square),
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD (and small part
COPYHOLD) ESTATE; comprising a spacious
splendid MANSION-HOUSE, adapted for the Rcsidenc.i of a
Family of the first Distinction, with suitable Offices, capital
Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds laid out with the greatest taste,
ornamented by luxuriant .Shrubs, noble Springs, Cascade, and
a fine Stream of Water, with nearly TWO HUNDRED and
THIRTEEN ACRES of rich Meadow and Arable Land,
finely Timbered, and adorned with Plantations, forming one of
the handsomest Properties in the County of Hertford, and
within Twenty Miles of the Metropolis.
To be viewed by Tickets, which with Particulars may be had
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldsoaquare, where a Plan
of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1820-08-09

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• FROM LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE.
. .
[This. Glzete: announces that die Ring has been pleased to
appoint the Bight Hon. Percy Clinton Sydney,Viscutint Strang.
ford, G ('.s: (late nivoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
tentiury at the Court of Stockholm), to be his Majesty's A-n-
-.bassaclor Extisurditlary at the Sublime Ottoman Porte; and the
King has also appointed Terrick Hamilton, Esq. to be Secre-
tary to the above Embassy. It also announces the appointment
of the Right Ilan. 'William Vesey Fitzgerald to be his Majesty's
Envoy and Minister at the Court of Stockholm).
LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, AUGUST S.

Orders fur the Court's going into Mournirg, on Sunday next
the I7,thiust. fcr her late Royal Ilighness the Ducbe?s of York.
The Ladies to wear black silk, plain muslin, or long lawn,
crape or love hoods, black silk shoes, black glazed gloves, and
black paper fan s.— Uodress, black or d azk grey unwatered tabbies
The Gentbtmen to wear black cloth, without buttons on the
sLeves or pe.ckets, plain muslin or long lawn c:avats and weepers,
Mc.- swords and buckles.—Undress, dark grey frocks.
The "min to change the Mournirg on Sunday the 27th inst.

• The Ladies to wear black s;lk, fringed or plain linen, white
!lov,•s, nceldsces and ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans and
tippets.—Undress, white or grey lustrings, tabbies or damasks.
The Gentlemen to wear black, full trimmed, fringed or plain
Been, black swords and buckles.—Undress, grey frocks.
The Court to change the Mourning further on Thursday, the.
Slat instant, viz.
The Ladies to wear black silk or velvet, coloured ribbons,
fans and tippets, or plain white, or white and gold, or white
and silver stuffs, with black ribbons.

The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white,
or white and geld, or white and silver stuff waistcoats, full
trimmed, coloured swords and buckles.

And on Sunday the 54 of September next, the Court to go
cut cf Mourning.
lIORSF-GUARDS, AUGUST 8.

His Majesty does not require that the Officers of the Army
should wc..r any other Mourning on the present melancholy oc-
casion, than a black crape rouud their ;eft arms with their uni-
forms.-117 command of his Royal Highness the Cor.•mander-
in-Chief. H. TOR RENS, Adjutant-General.
London, England, 1820-08-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Fairmount, Atwater 6.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Malsters',
Bewailing, from London for Pictou ; the Montmorenci, WOOO
from Quebec; Dunster Castle, CIIARD, from Galipoli for Pe.:
tersburgh ; Star, Aesi;, from Petersburgh for Liverpool; and
the Duke of Kent packet, with a Maif from Lisbbn, in sered
days. The following Packets are now in our Roads :-:-Lady
Arabella, for Lisbon; Lady Wellington, for the Mediterranean;
Stanmer, for Jamaica; Nocttm, for America; and the Diana,
for the Brazils.
- Pivecnialt, Atrouse 7.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Specials-
don, Menages, from Quebec, In twenty-nine days; and Henry,
RICKARDS, from Pernambuco in forty-six days.
Posyssiouve, Aucusz B.—Sailed the Ann, Viszar, far This-
tol.—Wind S.W.
DIAL, Aunt= S.W.—Put back the Hopewelti
Comma, for Chiozzi ; Hetty, Boon, fbr the South Seas; and the
Nassau, COKETN, for New Providence: the latter has sailed
again. Arrived, and sailed for the River, the Martha, &mu,
from Antigua ; Magnet, WATKINS, from Havannab; Harmony,
Faux, from Trieste; and London, ravine, from Newcastle for
Alderney.
Hato-ice, Auottst B.—Arrived the Charlotte packet, with a
Mail from Gottenburgh ; Eliza, Statcctrit, from Montrose foi
London, leaky; and Frederick, Scorr, from Sunderland, brought
in by two salvage smacks, with loss of foremast.
Lrvearoot, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the George, Ribizaabs, front
Buenos Ayres ; and General Brock, Wutrzza, from Nam"
The Superior, Ittstu.ron, from this port for Philadelphia, Whigs
was on shore on Rathlin Island, has been got off and proceeded,
after having lost two anchors and cables, and thrown part of
her calgo (iron) overboard:

The vault made some time since in the Parish
Church of Weybridge, by direction of her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Yoita, is to become the de-
pository of her mortal remains. It was the earnest
wish of her Royal Highness that it should de so;
and also, that the funeral should be conducted as prig
vately as possible. Both these willies will be strictly
complied with: The ceremony will take place on
Monday text; previous to which the body will lie in
state, in the mansion at Oatlands, for one, or perhaps
"two days; but the admissions to the mournful spec,.
tacle will be very

Coaft-ExenAuar, MAIM-1 AM Amos? I.=We had but little
Wheat fresh in since Monday, but the weather being zr.ore set.
tied, the demand *as far from brisk, yet "Monday's prices were
supported for fine aarnples ; but for the ordinary qualitits there
were no buyers: Barley is cheaper, and nb demand r...r t
for grinding, for which the sales were heavy, ar.d could oily be
got off in small quantities for the corn-chandlers. Oats support
Mondayis prices, and line fresh corn met free sale. I■ other are
ro alteration.

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London, England, 1820-08-09

CERTIFICATES—ArcusT te.

J. Dickinson, Church-passage, near Guildhall, warehouse-
man. G. Wood, Glnucester, marble-mason. T. Marilee,
Bread-street, Pateßife, oilman. E. Tucker, Deptford, tallow-
chandler. 11. I)owsland, jun. and T. R. Davison, Old Broad-
attest, ship-brokers. .1. AliClehurst, Blackburn, Lancashire,
grocer. J. Petting, late of Chalford, Gloucestershire, clothier.
Across 29.—J. Wyatt, Hinckley, Leicestershire, baker. R.
Rodman, Bristol, victualler. W. liraikford and 11. Longhorn,
Bucklersbury, tn2rcha••ts. T. Guy, Liverpool, broker. C.
Nottram, Pinner's-ball, Winchester-street, merchant. J. Coope,
Chesterfield, tallow chandler. W. Bedells, Knighton, Radnor.
wool-.itapkr. T. F. Hammond, Birmingham, glass-toy-
maker. J. Pilling, late of Rochdale, woollen-manufacturer.—
T. Legg, Cooper s-rcw, Tower-hill, wine-merchant. G. Char-
tres, late of Seymour-street, Euston-square, confectioner. S.
Newell, Ilersham, Surrey, baker. •
London, England, 1820-08-09

SCIENCE OF CARPENTRY.

This day was published, in Qu3rtn, illustrated with Twenty-
two Plates price 11. in boards

ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES of CARPEN-
TRY: A Treatise on the Pressure and Equilibrium of
Beans and Timber Frames ; the Resistance of limbers; and
the Construction of floors, Roofs, Centres, Bridges, Stc. with
practiCai Rules and Examples. To which is added, an Essay on
the Nature and Properties of Timber, including the Methods
of Seasoning, and the Causes and Prevention of Decay; w;tia
Descriptions of the Kinds of Wood used in Building also nu-
merous Tabks of the Szantlings of Timber for different pur-
pbscs, the Specific Gravities of Materials, &e.

By THOMAS TREDOOLD.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, SP, High
Holborn.

Where may be had, recently published,
Ornaments selected from the Antique. Lithographed on
twenty-one leaver. large folio, price If. Is. sewed. Exhibiting a
variety of Foliage Ornaninta at large, in a bold and free style.
London, England, 1820-08-09

BANKRUPTS.

Edward Toiler, late of God manchester, 'Huntingdonshire, corn-
merchant, to surrender August 29, 30, and Slumber 19, at
eleven, at the George Hotel, Huntingdon. it tternies, Mr.
Clennell, Staple Inn; or Mr. Wells, Huntingdon.
Christopher Holly, Lancaster, twine-manufacturer, August 29,
• 30, and Septt•mhr 19. at eleven, at the Royal Oak, Lancas-
ter. Attornies, Ne'srs. Bell and 13rodrick, Row Church-

yard ; or Messrs. Wilson and Higgin, Lancaster.
clarah Ring, Bristol, earthenware and glass-dealer, August S 3,
24, and September 19, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, Bris-
tol. Attornies, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-
row; or Mr. llaynes, Broad-street, Bristol.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDII.ILL.

Aug. 29, E. Davis and W. rhillirs, Church-street, Lambeth,
brewers, at twelve. Aug. 26, P. Motg,:n and A. Strotber,
late of the Crescent, Minories, merchants, at twelve. Aug.
!3, F. King, late of Richard-street, Commercial-road, victual-
le:, at twelve. Aug. 19, 11. Richards, Beaconsfield, Bucks,
carpenter, at twelve. Aug. 12, S. Goddard, Cornhill, map
and chart seller, at ten. Aug. 29, A. Bendy, Gower-street,
Bedford-square, builder, at eleven. Sept. 15, J. Hart, Loam-
pit hill, Lewisham, builder, at one. Aug. 19, J. Prilble, jun.
Bow, miller, at twelve. Aug. 12, A. Anderson and G. Wilson,
Ipet-larva, bankers, at eleven. Aug. 26, S. Wilkins, Russel-
street, Bermondsey, felhnunger, at eleven. Ang. 26, P. E. Elu-
v:luz, Size-lane, merchant, at one. Aug. 19, G. Whitehead;
jun. and G. Clarke, late of 11-singhall-street,
fa:tors, at eleven. Aug. 26, W. 1 ordcr, Basingstoke, Hants,
stage-coach-proprietor, at twelve. Aug. 26, F.. S. G. Munk-
tiJaas and M. A. Gorman, London, merchants, at ten.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
' Aug. 30, E. Shore, Chardstock, Dorset, miller, at twelve,
E. the Greyhound Inn, Bridport. Sept. 9, R. Trenam, New-
ton, Yorkshire, machine-maker, at eleven, at the George and
Dragon Inn, Klrbymoorside. Sept. 2, M. Llnfoot, Leeds, tea-
dealt r, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. Sept. 4, W.
Eowdler, Srlop, maltster. at eleven, at the Tontine
!nn, Madeley. Aug. 29, N. and J. Gray, late of Bridport,
Dorset, net-manufacturers, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn,
Drieport. Aug. J. H. Forster and C. Dobson, Norw:cb,
nta.,urscturers, at five, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich.
Sept. 7, E. Younge, Watton, Norfolk, shopkeeper, at eleven,
at the Crown Inn, Watton. Aug. 30, A. Crosse, Ellesmere,
S:11019, grocer, at eleven, at the Raven Inn, Shrewsbury. Sept.
9, 1. Gtegson, Ormskirk, vintner, at twelve, at the Office of
Mr. Wright, Ormskirk. Sept. 1, J. Johnson, Sheffield, draper,
at ten, at the Town-hall, Sheffield. Aug. 30, W. Quaite, 'ran-
d i, Sussex, innkeeper, at twelve, at the Golden Fleece Inn,
C!l:chester. Sept. 19, J. Boyce, jun. WarnsfArd, Yorkshire,
carpet-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck, -MIL
London, England, 1820-08-09

HOG ARTIL.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS to the NEW EDITION
of the ORIGI NA L WORKS of HOGARTII, are re-
spectfully remiockd that. Li conformity with the Prospectus, the
first Nunsber will, on S. p: ember 1, be advanced in price to .C 1 ss.
and, in like manner, eAc:i sact::: • ve Number after thy. interval
of six months rrom the date of its publication respectively.
The Fifth Number, just published, contains the following
Plates :-1. Examination of Bambridge, by the House of Com.
mous.-2. M Sycond Stage of Cruelty.-4. Sarah
Malcolm, and two Prints of Bays peep:og at Nature.-5. The
Laughing Audience; and a Chorus of Singers.
London : Published by Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row.

Portfolios capable of containing the entire Set, are pre-
pared at 15s. each.

FIFTH EDITION.

Price 4s. 6d. boards, FPro.
AN ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN
to his PARISHIONERS. Wide- MORNING And
EVENING PRA ERS. . •
Bf R. V ALPY, D.D. P.A.:
_ _ .

The Sui;jects treated in this ADDRIM tlt
Of Goo—the SON of Gan—the Hotv Gmoorthe TLIWITY••-•
Read the I%:rizturts—lncarnation of Jesus essetsr--Doctrines
of Jesus CM RUT-- II esuri tction—Redemption--du stification—.
Faith—Works---Wowks without Faith—Faith without Works
—Union of Faith and Works—Meth and Reward—Humility—
Influence of the 'Hots Setarr—Repentanc*--Regeneration—
Conversion—Daisy Conversion—Our Endeavours—.Predestia
nation, Fire-will—Prayer—Pubic Worship—Family Prayer—
Sacranaert— Forgiveness c,f tlries--Veneration to the Name
of Gon—iteittive Duties--Lrhortatioo to Piety—Prospect in
Life—Use of Time—Death.

Printed by A. J. Valpy ; and sold by Longman and Co.
Whittaker% Rivingtons,l.oadon; and all Booksellers.

Of whom may also he had, by the same Author,
SERMONS, in Two Volumes, tvo. price lit. And all the
Author's Works. . •

lIOPPPS'S TIMBEtiI MEASURER.
This day Wl3 published, price 4s. bound, the Seventeenth
Edition, Corrected and Stereotyped, •
L °PITS'S TABLES tor MEASURING; or,
I Practical Measuring made easy by a new Set of Tables,
which spew, at sight, the solid content of any Piece of Timber,
Stone, &c. either 'spare, round, or unequal-sided; and the
r:-.lne, at hey price per foot cube. Also, the Superficial Con-
tent of Boards, Glare, Painting, Plaistering, tee. with copious
Explanations of the Uses and Applications cf the Tables, con-
trived to answer all the occasions of Gentlemen and Artificers,
the contents being given in feet, inches, and twelfth parts of an
inch : with some very curious Observations concerning Mea-
suring of Timber by several Dimensions.
By F HOPPUS,
Late Surveyor to the Corporation e.f. London Assurance.
_ _

S 4d by F. C and J. Rivington, J. Taylor, Szatcherd and Co.
J. Nunn, T. Longman and Co. T. Wilkie, G. Lackington and
Co. J. Richardson, J. Mawman, R. Baldwin and Co. R. S. Kir-
by, G. and W. B. WEittaker, J. Robinson, aad J. Reynolds.
London, England, 1820-02-07

PRISM TUE JOURNAL DES DEBATE.

The Gazette of Madrid, from the 224 to the 25th
of January, arrived to-day at Pai is. It contains let-
ters from Badajoz, frem'Carthagena, and from Va-
-lenc i a, of the 15th, but none from Casliz or Seville.
We have received, at the same time, letters from Ma-
drid of the 24th, which merit the fullest confidence.
The following is a literal extract :
" The troops separated from the Expeditionary
London, England, 1820-02-07

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The new. liarristm Packard`, M.A. Is presented to the Rec-
tory of Fordley, with the Vicarage of Westicton .ant•;el,
SL frac.

llie Rev. Henry W. R. Birch, M.A. to the Vicomte of Rey-
don, and perpetual Curacy of Southwoid, So folk
The Per. T. H. I ey, to the Living of Latdrake Devon.
The Rev..). W. Curate of Ilitchin, keels, to be
Master of the Free School, in that town. . •

Extract from Warburton's I,ei !cm Nov. 29,1~60:
—NlGnots, POTTER, and T. WILSON, of Westmin-
ster, preaching one after another, bedaubed the new
KING, rho, as Lord MANSFIELD tells me, expressed
his offence publicly, by sa ing, that he came to Clia-
pelto hear the praises of GoD, and net his own I

A COM PLI M ENT SPOILED.--J LItEM If TAYLOR'S fune,
ral Sermon was preached by Dr. Rust., his successor
in the See of Dromore, which he concluded in a
strain of panegyric much mere complimentary to the
BISHOP than to the Clergy of his Diocese; " for,"
said the Preacher, " had his parts and endowments
been parcelled out among his Clergy, it would per-
haps have made one of the best Dioceses in the World I"
R. Wedderburn, the thick preacher, who is under
prosecution for blasphemy, was liberated from Ntr.v.
gate on Friday night, on entering into recognizances,
himself in £lOO, and two sureties in .C. 50 each, to
appear and take his trial in tbe.kiittings after the p;-e-
-sent Term. •
London, England, 1820-02-07

NORWICH, 1 EI3I2UARY 5.

Monday, at half-past ten, A. u: St. Peter'speat bell, I
mutllo.l, announced the King's death to the people of
this City, it tolled for three hours, The Gazette were,
at twelve, posted a': stveral windows, and the whole
City, with very few exceptions, evinced thtir sorrow
by partially closing their window-shutters ; some shut
t!ietn up mil ely : all the bells in the City, on the ar-
rival of the MAil, were then tolled.

Summonses were sent round by the Mayor, on
Tuesday, to the Corporation, to attend the Procla-
mation of his present MAJESTY. At twelve on Wed-
neiday, the Town Clerk read the Proclamation from
the lead: of the I lall, attended by the Mayor, Stew-
ard, Chambcarin, Sheila's, Aldermen, &c. The po-
pulace below joined cordially- in the buzzas from the
leads. The Court now descended—the Mayor, Al-
dermen, &c. in nine carriages, preceded by two
troops of the I.lth Light Dragoons, a hand of music,
and constables; the Sheriffs were in a carriage, and
their posse on horseback ; the Commons, on horse-
back, with standards, &c. proceeded through the
streets, and Proclaimed, at different parts, the new
SOVLItEIGN. Bells fired and rang during the time
of Proces..ion.
London, England, 1820-02-07

lion. and Rev. Henry C. Crust - -
Thomas Wilson, Esq. M. P. -
The Rev. J. Poore . - . -
John Whitfield, Esq. - -
Rev. George Atwicie - -
John Micklethwaite, Esq. per islessrs. Goslings
and Co. - - -
Mrs. Dixon - -
Mr. Wills Montague - _
Toe Marchioness of Exeter -
Archibald Hamilton, Esq. -
A Lady, per Messrs. Gus Pings and Co. -
W. L. - -
A Floe from a Hackney Coachman -

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Discharged and relieved frem various Prisons
100 Debtors, for the sum of - - at-250 16 2
The Society have also distributed Coals, during the Inclement
Season, to the nndereser.tioaed Prisons;
Cardigan Carnarvon
Dolgelly
I inntingion Lanc;str
I,enton Peveril Ridunond
Bothwell Sheffield.
ConsiJered, In Committee this day, } 40 Petitioners,
the Cases of -
Of which - - .11 were Approved.
Referred for Characters 4
Dzferred - - 1
ilnadmissible - - 1 •
/And Rejected - 3
D:nefactions are received by J. C. Neild, Esq. the Treasurer
Cheyne-walk, Chelsea ; also by 3lessra. Berries, Farquhar, and
Co. St. James's-streets -3lessrs. Iloares, Fleet-street ; Messrs.
Chatteris,
.and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Cocks' and Co.
Charing-cross; Messrs. 1/orrien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornhill ;
Messrs. liammerslevs! Pall-mall ; 3les.srs. Veres and Co. 77,
Lombardestreet ; and by NIT. -Grasswell, the Secretary, N 0.7,
Craven-street, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those
ho are inclined to ftpport this Charity, and where the So-
ciay meet on the first Wednesday in every Month.

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310 UTII, ri.2.ItUARY 4.

Yesterday KIN r; Gl:!itt;E the Fourth was Pro-
claimed opposite the Guildhall and in different rifts
of this town, by the soand of trumpets, accompanied
by a Procession, which rendered the ceremony very
interesting, as follows :

Two Constables with Staves.
Town Scrjeants with their Maces.

Tcsvn Rana of Music ph:yin, the Air of " Cod save the King."
Tha Dolours of the Friendly Society.
President and Stewards.
William Oezley, Esq. 'Mayor.
Aldermen and Cor?oration in their Nlagisterial Robes.
Tizard, Town Clerk,hearing the Proclamation.
Peace Officer..—Churchwardens.
Officers of his MajeAy's Excise and Customs.
Members of the Friendly Sacit.ty.
Rur.l Trasiesmen, and an immose concourse 4.f Inhabitants
following the cavalcade, which paraded th din...rent .
street:: in regular order.

(hi passing the Statue (1. our departed Monarch,
the music was silent, and the whole assemblage ma-
nifested the utmost reverence to that memento.

On arriving at the Itbyal Crescent, the ceremony.
concluded, which was returned with a salute of '2l
f,-uns from the Town Battery, and universal and loud
acchmations front the surrnundiny, multitude, of
Long live Gront.r. the Fourth !" The Gentlemen
of the Corporation, Scc. then returned, and were en-
tertained by tilt.: MAN or. at house, and the popu-
lace were regaled with strong beer, who conducted
themselves in the most becomis:g manner.
London, England, 1820-02-07

FROM THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.

• SEVILLE, JANUARY 19.
General Freyre is still here. Little money, few
resources, no confidence. The issue of the contest
becomes daily more doubted. The Insurgents are
very numerous ; there are not less than 6000 before
Cadiz ; and nearly as many must he taken into
account -who are scattered about the surrounding
country.

General Fitaran is not in a condition to undertake
anything against such a multitude, could he even
confide in the troops which he has under his orders,
and which do not; as yet, form a mass of more than
4000 men, composed of fragments of corps of all de-
scriptions. There are five squadrons of Cavalry which
remain firm by the side of the Royal Caraloineers ;
btit what can Cavalry do in attacking the bridge of
Sumo, the only entry into the Isle of Leon ?
It is said that the Insurgent Army demands posi-
London, England, 1820-02-07

CANTERBURY, FEBRUARY 4.

• The official document of the Lords of the Coun-
cil, &c. Proclaiming his Majesty KING GEORGE the''
• Fowtru, reached the Mayor of this City on Wednes-
day morning. In consecithnice thereof the Mayor •
summoned the whole body of the Corporation, when
it was resolved to Proclaim his Majesty KING GEORGE
the FOURTH, this day, in the following order, in
which the Officers of the Military stationed in this
City, as well Cavalry as Infantry, with those of the
E ht Ketit Yeomanry Cavalry, most cordiallv united.
Y The Procession moved in the following order:
Constables to clear the way.
One Squadron of the 14th Light Dra2o3r.s, with Band.
•
East Kei:t Yeomanry Cavalry.
The Crier and Sheriff's Officers.
City Allzsie, Colours, and Constables ink foot.
Blue Boys, in a Safety Gash.
City Scrjeants on horseback, carrying the Iltgalia.
The Sheriff and Town Clerk, iii an over Landau.
'ile Mayor, in a CliA•iot.
The Aldermen, in Chat-lots.
The Common-Councilmen, in Coaches.
✓ The 6th Royal Veteran Lattalion.
Four Companies of the Iniantry Depot.
East Kent litoinanry Cavalry.
j The Proclamation was read at the Guildhall, the
j liutter-market, the Cattle-market, and a': the Sham-
-, bles • after which tUe Procession pi oceeded through
I'ish-market, up Watling-street, through Riding-
gate, rtist the Cattle-market, and returnel down St.
,; (;eor(2':.!'s-street, to the Guildhall ; afterwards the Cor-
e
;-1 pin-anon dined together at the Fountain Tavern, to
czlehrate the event, to which they invited the Nobi-
Gentlexen, and Clergy of the vicinity, the Of-
:leers of the ;Navy and Army, and their fellow-citi-
,...„
4-4; tens, winin

~... ,?locking accident occurred on boa‘d his Ma-
‘'s ship Let, on Wednesday afternoon, at Ply-
-0 ,
Ni rar,,..the, whilst tiling the royal salute. A seaman,
t.la;),ecl TuRNEft, was ramming home one of the car-
ton.itle), when it exploded, and blew the poor fellow
1
.; 4 the sea ! Mr. BoTnittritY, a Midshipman, ob-
serving the catastrophe, immediately lumped over.
ho.trkl, with the intention of saving the unfortunate
••..-...:, but he sunk instantly.
London, England, 1820-02-07

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suffered the tiered sad disgraceful negocietlon to bs
opened again, her enemies would then here proposed
terms yet more alluring, to tempt her to net on the
Continent. They would have offered' her aa: 'flin-
ched thousand a-year instead of fifty 1 . •

• • !

HER MAJESTY'S JOURNEY TO LONDON. •
(FARTHER. PARTIC/MAES). •

On her Majesty's arrival at the Ship Inn, Dover, a
guard of honour was in readiness to attend her. Her
Majesty, however, addressed them to this effect:

" I am much pleased with your attention, but as I am lit the
land of liberty and freedom, I consider myself sufficiently pro-
ccted the loyalty and affection of my People." .

Shortly after five o'clock, her Majesty appeared
it the window of the Hotel, and was received with
Ij,g most enthusiastic expressions of satisfaction.
At six o'clock, a deputation of the inhabitants of i
:'die town of Dover begged to be introduced to her
Majesty, stating that they were anxious 'to present
to her an Address expressive-of their feelings on her
Majesty's arrival in her own kingdom.
The moment the arrival of these Gentlemen was
mentioned to her Majesty, she desired that they might
be admitted to her presence. She stood at the upper
tad of the room, Alderman Wood on her right, and
Lady Hamilton on her left hand. The deputation
soon entered, and, bowing with great respect, ad.
vanced close to her Majesty, when one of the Gentle-
men read the following Address :
London, England, 1820-06-07

LAW INTTLLIGENCE.
COURT Or in/it:l'S BENCH, JUNE ft. •

MCICION FOR pint!' TRIAL.---BRUNTON V.IIAW/Ce
This trai an action by the patentee of tl:e cdain-
cables for shipping, against the defenclint,- for tres-
passing on his patent right, by a spurious 1n tallow
of these chain-cable,.:: fhe plaintiff obtained a ver-
dict.' The trial took place at the last fittings after
Term, before the Chief-Justice, at ‘Vestn2inster.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL now sought, by !notion,
to set aside this verdict, and have a nonsuit entered
for the plaintiff.- The turn which the case took;.he
observed, could only have happened from the c.ir-
curnttanee of the absence of a Captain Brown, a
material witness for his client, and who was to lave
proved that a great part of what the plaintiff claimed
as his invention, was known before.
Under these circumstances, the Court granted a
Rule to show cause, on payment of costs.

THE SPANIARDS.
London, England, 1820-06-07

Fit.)m LAST NIGII7"S GAZETTE.

issatatit /STUMM TO MULTI IN TIM TAISTTIT PAILIAMINT.
Borough of Scarborsugh—The Honourable Edmund Phipps, a
General in his Majesty's Army, in the room of the Right
Hun. Viscount Normanby, who has accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Francis Dawning, Hudthasf.eld, grocer.

BANKRUPTS.

Robert Hackett, Newport,
_lsle of Wk:ht, spirit-merchant, to
surrender June 1.5, :tt. one, 16, and July 18, at eleven, at the
Guildhall, Newport. Attorney, Mr. Worsley, Newport.
Thomas Morris, junior, late of Wing, Rutland, baker, June
20, 21, at ten, and July 13, at eltven, at the Falcon Inn,
Uppiegbarn. Anoraks, Messrs. Long and Austen, Holborn-
court, Gray's Inn; or .11r. Warren, lippingharn, Rutland.
Samuel Brunn, late of Charing-cross, sword-cutler, June 10,
20, and July 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tay-
lor, Gray's Inn-square.
Peter Hays, late of Little Thames-street, hiscult-baker, June
10, 17, and July 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Pope, Old Bethlem.
Francis Else Henshaw, Derby, carrier, June 26, 27, and July
18, at twelve, at the King's Ikad Inn, Derby. Attornies,
Mr. Nuttall, Nottingham; or Messrs. Forster and Warner,
Line-street.
Mary Ackroyd, Leeds, earthenware-manufacturer, June 26,
July 3 and 18, at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attornies,
Mr. Wilson, Greville-street, Hatton-garden; or Mr. Payne,
Leeds.
Ebenezer Green, Leeds, earthenware.manufacturer, June 26,
July 3 and 18, at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds. Attor-
nies, Mr. Wilson, Grevilketreet, Hatton-garden ; or Messrs.
Smith and Moore, Leeds.
George Mason, Chard, Somersetshire, clothier, June 16, 17,
and July 18, at twelve, at the George Inn, Chard. Attor-
nies, Mr. fucker, Chad; or Mr. Seater, Chancery-lane.
William Miles, Onford-street, linen-draper, 'June 10, 20, and
July 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and

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Freeman, Basinghall-street.
Thomas Charles Butts, Nag's Head-court, Gracechurch-street,
wholes.de-perforner, June SO, 14, and July Is, at twelve, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury.
Bartholomew Snowdon, Harrow-on-the-Hill. grocer, June 10,
24, and July I*, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr
Tucker, Bartlett-buildings, Holborn.
London, England, 1820-06-07

• be ditto ; Thomas Merry, Cents to be ditto. vice- lidthwell,
promoted ; Thomas Merry.. Gent. to be Cornet; William
Garnett Taylor, Gent. to be ditto; John Langilaw, Gent.
to be ditto.
Manchester and Salford Yeomanry Cavalry—Captain thigh
fforaby Ilkley to be Major, vice Thomas Joseph Trafford,
radioed; Lieutenant Edward Vigor Fox to be Captain, vice
Birit7, promoted ; Cornet James Moon to I,lg LieLtenant,
' vice Fox, promoted Holum, Gent. to OF Cornet, vice
Edward Milne, promoted ; Robert Chapman Sharp to be
ditto, vice Jame: Moon, promoted.•
London, England, 1820-04-03

GULF OF PERSIA.

It is our gratifying task to announce the sailing
of the Expedition t the Persian Gulf. By the
CAMILLA, arrived from Bombay, after a short and
favourable passage, we have received this interesting
intelligence through a private channel :
" BOMBAY. OCT. 29.—0il the '2oth the Expedition
sailed for the Gulf of PerSia,—on the 19th the
whole force were embarked, but the surf was so
great it was impossible for them to get out of har-
bour ; however, they sailed on the 20th, under the
most favourable circumstances: They were em-
barked in the following order, and as they went off
the whole of the different bands played Gob save
the King.

" TIIE
" o:ie Regiment of European Artillery and Lascars,completc•
" His Majesty's 47th Regiment.
" His Majesty's 6th Regiment.
" IA Battalion of the 2d Regiment of Native Infantry.
" Ist Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Native Infantry.
" Four Companies of Pioneers, and
" .1 quantity of Ordnance completz.

" The command of the entire Expedition was con-
ferred on Sir WILLIAM GRANT KEIR. The following
Officers ar,.l appointed to the Staff: Major E.G.
StatiNus, Assistant Adjutant-General; Captain D.
WI L sox, Assistant QUA! ter-Mister .General ; Captain
G. F. SAD Let it, of the 47th Regiment, to be Interpre-
ter. Previous to the sailing of this imposing force, the
Governor-General received a communication from
the Piratical Generals, offering to give up their chief
men as hostages, but it appears no notice was taken
of the application, more than leaving at Bombay one
Regiment, which, but for that communication, would
have, gone. The ships (all sloops of war) were pro-
visioned for eight months ; and we sincerely hope,
that in February or March we shall have it in our
power to report the complete success of this brilliant
Expedition. If so, no more remains to ba done. If,
on the contrary, it fails, we foresee much of disaster
in Persia. It was very handome to see the beach on
the day of the sailing of the fleet, the people cheering
and waving their hats, while a thousand prayers
were offered for their safe return."
London, England, 1820-04-03

THE ARMY.

Detachments of the 20th, Stth, and G3:l► Regi
meats aro under orders to embark for Madras.

Monday last a detachment of the 4th Veteran Bat
talion arrived at Dumfries from Manchester, on their
March to Ayr, and next day proceeded on their route.
Wednesday morning, a strong detachment of the
13th Regiment marched from Glasgow for Paisley,
.to relieve a detachment of the Rifle Brigade, which
arrived at Glasgow in the forenoon.
London, England, 1820-04-03

T AXA 110 N.

The last Edinburgh Review, in its Observatioh.
on a Publication by ADAM &YACHT, entitle:l Statib-
tical Annals of the United States of Amelica, has the
foliov.ing pa,sage:
" It would be the height of madness in America to rya into
another naval war with this Country if it cauld be averted
by any other means than a sacrifice of p:oper ttioity and
rzcter. They havP, comparatively, no land rev..cue; a.•si in
spite of the Franklin aad Guerr:Lse, thot.ah ailed .vi.h cedar,
slid mounted with brass caiinon, they net:cc iii4lr. be reduced to
saine state which has been de,. ribed by U. ben, and
from which they were so °ppm ranely ex ricared by the Treaty.
of Ghent. Ltsvtri PORTER, and S'AEPH 14 DECATUR, are very
br e meii, but ti.ey wi 1 prove an un. ak bit .....efor,une to
their country,, if th,_y Itl into a :iive of naval •
glory; and inspire him with any otuer love of w..r than tbit
which is fonaded upon a deterunitation n.it to submit to serious
insult and injury. We am inform .Tsiatiten, adds the R. view,
(which we ire sorry to see desle• ding to w....t are
the inevitable consequences of bei,cg too .anti of gi!.;:y I—Tasge
upou every article which enters into the mouth •i :oven
the back, or is placed u-.der the foot ; taxes upon every
thing which it is pleasant to see,_ hear, feel, sin I!, or taste.
Taxes upon warmth, light, and locomotion—tan.s ~n every
thing on earth; and the waters under toe erita—on every
thing that comes from abroad, or is grown at hot ie--tases
the raw material—taxes on everi fresh value that is added to it
by the industry of man—taxes an the sauce whi.:ll pa.iipete
man's appetite, and the drug which re.tores him to huaith—on
the ermu.e which decorates the Judge, and the rope winch hangs
the criminal—on the poor man'. salt, and the rich man's spice—
on the brass nails of the coffin, and the ribards of the bride, st
bed or board, couchant or levant, we meat pay. l'he schoo!—
boy whips his taxed top—the beardless youth manages his taxed
horse with a taxed bridle, on a taxed road—and the dyi:4g Enta
lishman, pouring his medicine, which has paid seven per cent.
into a spoon that has paid 15 per cent. linp himself back upcn
his chintz bed, which bas paid 22 per cent.—makes his win on
an eight-pound vamp, and expires in the aeon of an A poi hesary,
who has paid a license of an hundred pounds for the privilege of
putting him to death. His whole property is then immediately
taxed from two to-ten per cent. Besides the probate, large fees
are demanded far burying him in the Chancel, his virtues are
handed down to posterity on taxed marble; and he is then ga-
thered to his fathersa—' if be !ascii n• mere I'

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1820-04-03

MASTERS OT ARTS.

Rev. Archibald Charles Henry Morrison, Wails= Colley.
Augustus Astill Colville, Student of Christ Church.
Frederick Dawson, of Oriel College.
The whole number of Degrees in Lent Term was--DD.
three ; D. Med. three ; li. D. ten ; M.A. incorp. one; Y.. 1.
twenty; B.A. thirty-four. Ihterminers, one hundred ant
ninety-nine. Matricula ions, one hundred and sirteeu.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Samuel D'Oyky Peshall is presented to the Livint
of Morton Bagot, Warwickshire._

The Rev..*. Bloomy, RA. of Catherine Hall, and the Rev.
R. Bulrncr, of St. John's College, Cambridge, are elected Vitali
Choral of Hereford Cathedral.

The Rev. William Nelson, Curate of Over Keller, has been
instituted and licensed to the perpetual Curacy of Gresoingham..
in the parish and county of Lancaster, on the ReadaidOS of the
Rev. John Manby, LI. A. Vicar of Lancaster.

The floating Chapel on the River Thames appears
to grow in the affections of the sailors. The novelty
of a floating Chapel having subsided, the people from
the shore do not appear on board as formerly ; but
the number of sailers, for whom the Chapel was in•
tended, increases to replace them.
At a village in Essex, lately, two traslesmen'e
wives, who had quarrelled about precedency in the
pew which they occupied, having met during Divine
Service, attempted to annoy each other by directing
the child of one to push and tread on the feet of the
other. Patience would extend to but certain bounds:
at length, as the test was announced, all feelings of
religion, and respect to a place of worship, gave way
to insulted pride, and a regular combat ensued•; cape
were displaced, and farther violence would have oc•
tuned, if the Church Clerk had not ii.terfered. This
breach of decency was very properly made the subject
of judicial proceedings the following morning. •

BIRTHS.

At Liskeatd, the wife of the Rev. E. Hoblyn, of male twins,
who are NOW A.. youngest of nine children, of whom the eldest
Is only ten years old !
At Cantelford, the wife of the Rev. 8. Robinson, IL•thod!st
Minister, of a soo.

MARRIED.

Tuesday, at Braughin' Hertfordshire, the Right lUD. Lord
Kirkcudbright, to bliss Caine..

The Rev..' F. I'. Cookson, M.A. Curate of &. Jaw's, to MIN
Mary Ellen, eldest daughter of the Rev. R. Fawcett, M.. 8.,
Vicar of Le:rds.
Thursday, Valentine a Maids, Esq. of the 78th Higblaxi
Regiment to Elizabeth, seeoad daughter of 'Thomas Edward,,Esq. of Bishop's Lavingtoo. :
London, England, 1820-04-03

VIENNA, MARCH 17.

The intimate commercial connection which has
l;een establi,hcd since the Ist of January this year,
between the kingdom of Poland and the Russian
empire, is so important, that an outiine of the par-
ticulars of the newly-adopted system must be wel-
come to our readers. The e,tablisiiment of the tolls
on the frontier of Russia, towards Poland, is still
maintained, but only in respect to :•cods coming hum
or going to foreign countries, &c. for salt, toba:co,
brandy, and playing cards; in every other rcsFect
Poland ceases to be considered as a foreign country.
There is altee and uninterrupted passage across that
frontier for, first, all the rare productions of the two
countries which are intended tor the use of each oiler
respectively, wirh the only condition of specifying
them at the frontier, for statistical purposes; secondly,
the manufactures and productions of the industry of
the two countries, but accompa;lied with certificates
of origin; and those manufactured from the raw
materials of the two countries respectively, free of
duty; those manufactured from the raw materials
furnished by other countries, upon conditions here-
after to be determined.

The Russian Ministry of Finance,. and the Polish
Government, will agree together on the most conve-
nient stations for taking the export duty on Russian
productions exported to foreign countries through
Poland.—To maintain the superintendence over the
importation of foreign manufactures thi (nigh Poland
into Russia, and at the same time increase the trade,
and especially the fairs of Warsaw, it is ordc:

1. That to prevent fraud, the Russian chitf Ik> ird of Cus-
toms is to receive from the Polish Governme:it a complete cata-
logue (to be successively completed as citcumstanc,s require) of
"11 Polish manufactories, with a statement of the place, the pro-
prietar, the quality and quantity (if the goo& IllAriul:lctur(d,
adding the stamp and mark of the manufacturert but that
'2. All goods coming from the Warsaw Lars to Russia, shall
hare, for three years together, an abatement of ten c0,.,.cs per
ral.le on paying the tariff ditty to the R aai..n Cu6toin-house at
Wars-:w, and of five copecs per ru'Jle on paying it at the. Hug_
sign frontier toll house.

3. Ati Polish manufactured goods ',except from these parts
which are too remote) shall be imported into Hus.ia by way of
Warsaw only, ani have a certificate from the Russian Boaid
of Customs.

All the subjects of the t,r•.o States are entitled to
be admitted into the Guilds or Companies of.eadi
other. travallets fismn Russia to Poland, and v:ce
versa, are subject to HO other formalities then from
one Governthent of the Wis.ian empire,to anodler.