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London, England, 1821-09-26

DR. ARIMSTRONG'S WORKS.

This day was published, in Bvo. the Third Edition, enlarged,
price lOs. 6d. boards,
PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATIONS of TYPHUS
FEVER, and other Febrile and Inflammatory Diseales.

ify JOHN ARMSTRONG, AI. D.
Physician to the Fever Institutio❑ of London. •
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row ; by whom also are published, by the same Author,
1. Practical Illustrations of the Scarlet Fever, Aleales, and
Pulmonary Consumption ; with Observations on the Efficacy of
Suiphureous Waters in Chronic Complaints. The Second Edi-
tion, price 14s. boards.
2. Facts and Observations relative to the Fever called Puer-
peral. The Second Edition, enlarged, Bvo. price Bs. boards.
London, England, 1821-09-26

FIVE OFFICES.

VXTRACTS from the Returns of the Stamp
A-4 Office, shewing the increase and decrease of Duty paid
during the three years ending at Christmas last, by the different
Foe Offices, and exemplifying the preference given by the
Public to the PLAN and MA NAG UM ENT of the COUNTY
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NEW YORK, AUGUST Qs.

We are informed by our Boston Cdrrespondent,
that the brig Volant, arrived at that place from Santa
Martha, brings intelligence of the Patriot fleet having
gone into the harbour of Carthagena on the Oth of
June, and attacked the Royalist flotilla, and after a
severe action, captured foar launches, sunk the gun-
brig Andalusia, and destroyed the remainder. 'the
.Royalists lost 200 killed, and the Patriots 17 tilled
and wounded.

Captain Chazal, arrived at Chatleston from Sa-
vanilla, informs it was reported at Santa Martha that
the whole of New Grenada was in possession of the
Patriots, with the exception of the town of Cartha-
gena, and Bolivar had abdicated his command.
A dangerous plot was discovered at St. John's,'
Porto Rico, on the 24th ultimo. Many of the Black
Chiefs have been seized, and will suffer death. The
hellish work was to have commenced on the night
of the 25th.
London, England, 1821-09-26

MARGATE RACE&—(Loorr Mr).

The Ladies' Plate of £so.—Heats.
Mr. Whiteside's chesnut horse Wouvermans, 6ps old 1 I
Mr. Boyce's brown mare Sappho, 6 yrs old - 2 2
Mr. Pierce's bay filly I'aulina, 5 yrs old • - - 3 5
Mr. Palmer'. chesnut filly, by Truffle, 3 yrs old - 4 dis
2 to 1 on the winner ; after the first heat, 3 and 4 to 1 on him.

The Visitors' Plate of £5O for losing horses.—Heats.
Mr. Maplesden's black fiUy Corset, 3 yrs old - 3 1 1
Mr. Whiteside's brown horse Marksman, aged - 1 2 2
Mr. Pope's brown gelding Haphazard, aged 2 3 Jr
. _

3togi on Marksman; after the heat. 2 to lon Corset. A ca-
pital race, each heat being won by only half a neck.
A brilliant company again graced the Race Course, and the
Theatre this evening was crowded.
SHC.F:WSBURY RACES, TvorvIVIDA v, SErritsmea

A Sweewstakes of 15ga. each, with a clear Purse of 25gs. given
by the Town, p. p. for all ages.—Heats, to start at the distance
chair, and run twice round the Course and a distance.
Mr. Mytton's chesnut horse Mandeville, 6yn old - I 1
Sir T. Stanley's chesnut colt Cedric, 4 yrs old - - 2dr
A Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, with a clear Purse of 25gs. given
by the Town, for 11. yr-olds.—To start at the distance cluir,
and run twice round the Course and a distance.
Sir G. Pipes bay colt The Chancellor
Sir W. Wynne's chesnut colt, by Champion - a
The Hunters' Stakes of lOgs. each, with ItOgs. added by the
Stewards.—lleats, twice round the Course and a distance.

Mr. Mytton's bay gelding Habberley - - walked over.
.1 Cocked Hat Stake.; of igs. each, with 20gs. added by 11.
Lyster, Esq. for half-bred horses.—Herts, once round the
Course and a distance.
Mr. C. Trevor's bay mare Lady Jane - - - 0 1 I
Mr. hlytton's chesnut gelding Shrewsbury, aged 3 3 2
Mr. Steel's bay gelding Mobneuz, aged. - - 4 edr
Mr. Minton's bay Mlnimus, 5 yrs old - - 0 fell
Mr. Mytton and Mr. Trevor rode their horses.
London, England, 1821-09-26

THREE OF .£7,0,000 !
NOT TWO BI.ANKS to a PRIZE!
ALL MONEY PRIZES! .
No CLASSES—Nu STOCK PRIZES!

I'AZ Alt D and Co. the Contractors for the present
popular 1,01 TERY, inform their Friends and the Public,
that the Drawing will begin the 30th of NEXT MONTH
(OCTOLIE11). The Scheme bas been received in all parts of
the Kingdom with the must decided approbation, and a very
peat demand for the Tickets and Shares is expected both in
Town and Country.
. . . .

HAZARD and Co. hope their anxiety to meet the public
wishes will s•:cure to them that portion of favour which has
hitherto distinguished their OW and Fortunate Offices, 93, Royal
Exchange ; 26, Cortihill; and .124, Oxford-street ; where they
Sold, in the Last Lottery,
11,702 a Prize of L 21,000
6,054 - - £15,000
• Besides many other Capitals ;
Also ALL the 5C.10,000 I'rizes in One Lottery!
London, England, 1821-09-26

BURGF.SS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
Watehour, 107, STII.I NI), corner of the SAVOY-STEPS,

LON DON
7OIIN BURGESS and SON being apprized of
10 the numerous endeavours made by many Persons to impose
a spurious Ar.icle for their make. feel it incumbent upon them
to request the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they
conceive to be the Original, to observe the Name and the Ad-
dress corresponds with the above ; the general appear:nice of
the spurious descriptions will deceive the umlauted, and for
their detection, J. less and SUN submit the following Cau
tions:—Some are in appearance at first sight "The Genuine,"
but without any Name or Address:—some " lluanass's Es-
sence of Anchovies :"—others `• BUNIAS*B;'--And many more
without Address.

JOHN BUILGF.SS and SON having been many years
loomed with such distinguished approbation, feel every senti-
ment of respect towards the Public, and earnestly solicit them
10 inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive
bbe of their make, which they hope will pi-event many disap-
pointments.

BURGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purpdses, having
Oren such groat satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them,
and is recommended as a must useful ;and cunvenisnt Sauce—
yin keep good in all climates.
Warehouse, 107, STOMA), corner of the Savoy-steps, London.
(THE ORIGINAL. WAOLHOUSF.).
London, England, 1821-09-26

TILE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c.

HICKMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most
successful Preparation for effectually removing, and pre-
venting the future recurrence of all those Disorders which arise
from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs; as Gravel and
Stone, Lumbago, Prins in the Back and Loins, and Suppression
of Urine. Bring composed of the most innocent ingredients,
this most invaluable Medicine relieves the suffering patient from
the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence
or injury to the constitution, and requires no confinement or re-
straint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Bublic Me-
dicines extant; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uni-
formly maintained the highest and most universal reputation
ever possessed by any Remedy.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 11$. by Butlers, Chemists, No.
4, Cheap:aide, corner of St. Paul's; and 54, Sackv4r-street,
Dublin ; and by the principal Druggists, Booksellers:Tod Medi-
cine Venders, throughout the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1821-09-26

FEIIII LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazette contains Addresses to the King upon his Coro-
nation, from the Corporation of Canterbury ; and from the
Members of ►he Cornwall Literary and Philosophical Institu-
tion, held at Truro. It also notifies that the King has granted
unto Rear-Admiral Sir John-Poo Beresford, Bart. K.C. R. per-
mission to accept and wear the insignia of a Knight Grand Cross
of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and
Sword, conferred upon him by the King of Portugal. The
Gazette likewise notifies that his Majesty has been pleased to
confer the honour of Knighthood on Richard Birnie, Esq. Chief
Magistrate at the Public Office, Bow-street].
London, England, 1821-03-28

PARIS, MARCH 2S.

At sir o'clock yesterday morning a courier passed
through this city with news for England: We un-
derstand it to be in substance, hat the Austrians
have been beaten by the Neapolitans near Rome;
that no less than 300 waggons had been seen full of
wounded; that the Austrians had retreated, and that
Tolonia, the Banker at Rome, had refused to ad-
vance money .to Frimont, who had applied to him
for the pecuniary means of moving his army.
A letter from an English Gentleman at Florince,
dated the 10th instant, says-44 You will scarcely
learn the truth of what is passing between the Nea-
politan and Austrian armies ; but you may depend
on it that the latter have suffered greatly, from the
affairs of posts which have taken place, both in the
number of men killed and in the number of deserters.
The King of Naples, with a small retinue, is just arrived
in this place, where we understand he is to remain."

MILAN, MARCH 14.

The Vice-regal Court has quitted this city for Man-
tua, under the apprehension, as is supposed, of a visit
from the Piedmontese. The military stores and bag-
gage, it k expected, will quickly follow. I dare not
be explicit on the state of things here ; but I fear
that political changes of a very serious nature are
near at hand.

Extract of another letter from Milan, dated the
15th instant The greater part of the troops that
were here have been marched to Tessino, to form a
corps of observation against the Piedmontese. The
Viceroy and 'his Court are preparing to remove to
Mantua, a place of greater strength and security than
Milan. Already their luggage is packed up. Fac-
tious and ill-disposed people are daily circulating
alarming reports. Our Gazette of the 13th contained
an official statement of an affair with the Neapoli.:
tans, near Rieti, on the 7th, in which our troops
had the advantage ; whereas private report stated
that the Neapolitans had taken 1800 prisoners. The
carriages of the Viceroy-are just setting off. 'Faze fac-
tions profit of this circumstance to increase the agita-
tatiou of people's miath."
London, England, 1821-03-28

CERTIFICATES-Ariu. 10.

C. Coates Stanton Drew, Somerset, tanner. S. Walker,
Os. blanche:ter, grocer. H. D. Hall, Thames-Ditton malt-
net. G. Holbrook, Fleet-market, poulterer. Perkins, Mid-
ford, Somerset, tester.

Aran. 14.—J. Woolfli, Woolwich, timber-merchant.. D.
Thomas, London-etreet, Greenwich, china-dealer. G. Harris,
Worship-street, coach-proprktor. W. F. A. Dufour, Bernet:-
street, jeweller. C. Glover, Braintree, Essex, linen-draper.—
T. Worth, Talbot-court, Gracechurch.street, haberdasher. G.
Dogs, late of Pancras-lane, tavern keeper. L. Aaron, Chat-
ham, do/miler.

APIUL 17.-11. Berthoud, Soho-square, bookseller. T. Prost,
little Tichbeld-street, coach-maker. J. Miles, late of High
Ilolhorn, linen-draper. J. Williams Ilshopsgate-street-With-
out, linen-draper. W. Preston, late of Dote-court, George-
street, Mansion-house, bristle-merchant. 11. Hunt, Liverpool,
haberdasher. W. Marshall, Regent-street, Westminster, sta-
tuary. J. Shorey, Croydon, coal-merchant.

Copy of a hand-bill stuck up in several parts of
the City of Dublin, July 31, 1784.:
44 This is to certify, that I. Daniel O'Flannaghan, am not the
person that was tarred and feathered by the liberty mob, on
Tuesday last ; and I am ready to give vo guineas to any man
that will lay me 50, that I am the other man who goes by my
..:tame Witness my hand this 'iDth July.
" DANIBL ers.auxacstax."
London, England, 1821-03-28

TIIE ARMY.

Yesterday, the first wing of dm East India Cont.
pany's Watehouse Troops, consisting 4 upwards of
400 men, under the command of Colonels DA viosos
and Twonwrox, had a grand field-day in the Teeter.
gfound, Goodman's-fields. Being all picked young
men, they presented a very soldievlike appearance;
they went through their military manscuvres with
great exactness, and to the great satisfaction of their
Officers and a number of Military Gentlemen who
were present.
The left ing of the 7th Royal Veteran Battalion
were to embark yesterday from Jersey, for England.
The Military stationed at Rye, were last week
marched to Hastings.
London, England, 1821-03-28

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Thursday, a vessel being descried from Margate, in the
Queen's Channel, and supposed to be steering a wrong course,
and in danger, two boats put OF from the Pier, but not of that
kind calculated to face the dangers to which they were to be
exposed. One of these, in which were embarked seven fine
courageous ydung fellows, viz. Janis HOlnetti, Daniel pow.
Robert Muted, George Harman, Pound, Randall, and W.
ward, in passing Margate Sands, was upset, and the whole of
the crew as above stated, unfortunately drowned; who hate left
See wives and four families to deplore their untimely and muds
lamented loss. The boat, one kat, and two of the oars, bee,
since been picked up in Apple Bay, near Birchington.
PANKOW, 111411111Cli 25.—The .4=tae, POUSEAND, from Cu.
diff for Nantes, was carried into P last evening, with lets
of several sails, and leaky.
Faust:wen, Mazza 25.—Wind W.—Arrived the follomes
vessels from London . N/C11014031, for St. bads
and Hayti; Jane, RAWSON, for St. Domingo; Mohawk, Tave,
mum; for St. Ulles • and Arethusa, NORIO, for Montserrat...
Sailed, the Lady Anbella pules for Lisbon ; and Osbwoe
packet, for the Islands—each with Mails.
PLTMOETH, sot 26.—Wind Arrived the Valuing,
Mazza, from 'Rotterdam for Newry; and Variety, Amuses
from Newcastle for Bourdeaux. Passed by the Kersweell, Ass.
STIONO from Lanzarotte for London.

l'oaisuourn, Nlaacu 27.—MinTS. W.—Put back tbe Nary
`of London, for the South Seas.—Arrived his Majesty's
G.
Hum from a cruize; and the Robert and Ann, Wuzun, ftwa
the Downs for Gibraltar.

DLit, filnacn 27.—Wind W. S.W.—Came down hum no,
River, the Lavinia, Sim, for Bahia; and Amy. &Gom for Leghorn, and remain with the outward-bound as before.
CHATHAM, Mums 25.—The Duranem, fitting at this port,
nearly complete. She is under orders foOsailing, which
take place in a few. days.
GILAVZSIDAD Apace 27.—Arrived the Essex, Mum, from
Bombay; Crown and Zephyr, transports, from Guernsey,_
Sailed the Cadmus, Airm.isr, for Bombay.
Haawtru, Maur 27.—Sailed the Alliance packet, with a
Mail for Gottenburgh.
Custom- I louse, 111Aacn 27.—Entered Inwards :—Theßesesa,
from Cork ; Charles, from Waterford ; Masserene, from
fast; Minerva, from" Rouen; Aime, from Hayti; Borthwiek,
from Bethke ; Manchester, from Hull; Perseus, from lima •
Leone; and Amity, from die South Seas.—Entered Outwards:
—The Brunswick, for Naples; Prince Leopold, for New York;
Wellington, for Dublin ; Perseverance, for Belfast; Rescinds%
for Leghorn ; Perseverance, fur Cork ; and Logan for Ulan,—
armed Outwards :—The Hastings, for Bengal; Thetis, fir
Dort; huge Jan, for St. Maloes ; Favourite, for Leghorn; Sea
Nymph, for Genoa; Young Norval, for Qpebuc; Arab, fir
Malta; Georgette, for Rouen; Enterprize, for the Gremhod
whale fishery; Gletanore, for ditto; and Merchant, foe Quebec.
London, England, 1821-03-28

Translatid from the French.

Printed for Longman, Ilurst,•Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.-
" We knew but two Works with which this Novel can pro-
perly be compared, the Princesse de Clercs, of Madame la
Fayette, aad the Mademoiselle de Clermont, of Madame de
Genlis. Without entering into any formal comparison between
these two celebrated Works and the Novel before us, we shall
merely say, that in our opinion, iris in every respect worthy to
take its station by their side."—Edinburgh Review, No. 68.
London, England, 1821-03-28

PARIS, MARCH 23.

A courier from Italy has arrived this morning, and
brings the following intelligence:

" A knee from Rome, dated the 10th, says, that the Ans.
Wan Quartermaster-General had returned to Rome, and that a
loan had been raised there for the Austrians; also that a Palace
was preparing there for the reception of the old Kiag, who was
expected to arrive, accompanied by the English General Church.
who was to raise a Neapolitan Royalist Army. The same letter
states, that there had been an affrir between the Austrian and
Neapolitan flotilla, in which the Austrians were beaten, and lost
fifty-nine vessels laden with provisions and ammunition.
" It is saki,' in a letter front Marseilles, dated the 17th, that
the Austrlins have been repulsed, and have abandoned the idea
of advancing further. A letter from Milan states that the Vice-
roy has sent the Treasury *bests to Mantua."
London, England, 1821-03-28

This day was published, handsomely printed,
%mean octavo, with Ten Plates, pride 7s. 6d. a New Edition of
A NEW SYSTEM of DOMESTIC COOKERY,
4.11 fanned upon Principles of Economy, and adapted to the
of Private nmilies : comprising also, the Art of Carving,
Olservadems on the Management of the Dairy and Poultry-yard,
Illtneliess for Home-brewery, Wines, Etc. _Cookery for the
Ed and for the Poor, many very useful miscellaacous Receipts,
414 Directions proper to be given to Servants, both in Town
slid Country : to which is prefixed, an Essay on Domestic Eco-
nomy and Household Management, comprising many Observe-
Ihm, which will be found particularly useful to the Mistress of
any By A LADY.
Ttd; is really one of the most practically useful books of any
"we have seen on the object. The lady who has written
kir use stedied how to form expensive articles for luxurious
but to gembine elegance with economy, She has given her
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_md ;and these are not confined merely to cookery, but are
HO a variety of objects, in use in Families, by which
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London, England, 1821-03-28

NEW MUSIC FOR THE PIANO-FORTE,
CAPRICIO, in which is introduced Bishop's fa-
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London, England, 1821-03-28

This day was published,
The Second Edition, in royal Ave. price SI Is boards,
OBSERVATIONS on those DISEASES of FE-
MALES which are attended by DISCHARGES; illus.
trated by Copper plates of the Diseases, Ace. Part le—Mucous
Discharges.
By CHARLES MANSFIELD CLARKE,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Surgeon to the Queen's
Lying-in Hospital, and Lecturer on Alidwifery.
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HISTORY OF .GRORGE 111. FOR SCHOOLS.
This day was published, in 12roo. price es. 6d. bound,
DOCTOR AIKIN's ANNALS of the REIGN of
GEORGE the THIRD, abridged for the we of Schools.
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London, England, 1821-03-28

. . . . .
Marseilles on the.lBth;and preparations were making
in that province for his reception.
M. Bertin, the responsible Editor of the Journal
des Debuts, has been sentenced to .one month's im-
prisonment, and 200 francs fine, for contravening the
law which subjects the Journals to the previous exa-
mination of the Commission of Censorship.
The Diario di Roma of the 10th, contains the 1301-
letin of the affair of Rieti, .but much more in detail
than it was given by the Milan Gazette. The nume-
rous prisoners, however, announced by the Milan Ga-
zette, are reduced by the Diario to thirty. Accord-
ing to the same Journal, General Frimont reckoned
greatly on the effect of King Ferdinand's Proclama-
tion. He did not wish to commence hostilities soon,
in order to give time to the Nbapolitans to know the
intentions of the King. But he soon discovered, with
sorrow, says the Roman Journals, that the rebels
would listen to nothing, but would persist in their
sentiments.

It is said that the Duke of Genevois, en arriving
at Turin on the 18th, refused to assume any other
dignity than that of Regent, wishing the Government
to continue in the name of Vicaw Emmanuel.

General Morilio is now at Paris, whence, after a
short stay, he will proceed to Madrid.

Five per Cent. Consols-76 francs, 25 cents.
FRANKFORT, MARCH 20.
The Piedmontese Revolution has occasioned here,

and particularly on the Exchange, a, sensation which
it would be difficult. to desiribe. All the Austrian
Funds have experienced a depression. We have no
recent accounts from the Neapolitan and Austrian
Armies.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

.-- - -
44 OIDIRVA, Maxcu 110.

" Letters from Florence announce that a general
action has taken place between the Austriins and
Neapolitans, in
'which the former have been com-
pletely beaten. The same letters add, that Frimont
was on the point of being made prisoner, and did
not effect his escape but with extreme difficulty. Our
own correspondent in that city writes, that the Go-
vernment was receiving courier after courier from
headquarters; and that the Grand Duke, on opening
the last dispatch, exclaimed, What a misfortune!
What butchery r Since then, he adds, the news of
the defeat has ceased to be mentioned, but that the
silence preserved by the Government speaks volumes.
lAnother letter speaks in these terms:—' Pepe has
I made a new attack: the contest was extremely long
and bloody, when Carascosa brought up his whole
division, having with him the young Duke of Nola,
eldest son of the Prince Regent, and decided the bat-
tle, after hating cut off, and compelled to lay down
their arms, a corps of 7,000 Austrians, with all their
artillery and baggage:"
London, England, 1821-03-28

Lately published,
Seim* printed, in Two Volumes, Sou. the second Edition'
price El Is. in boards,
THE CONNECTION between the SACRED
WRITINGS on the LITERATURE of ISH and
RUMEN AUTHORS, particularly that of the Classical
,fie; illustrated principally with a view to evidence in con-
frm/Josef the Truth of Revealed Religion._

By ROBERT GRAY, D.D.
Bebendaryof Durham and.nf Chichester, and Rector of Bishop
JArearmonth.
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. A Key to the Old Testament and Apocrypha, &c. The
Walk Edition, in 11.9. price 13s. in boards.
t. Sermons on the Principles upon which the Reformation /of
es
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Oa the rst of April will be published, the Fourth Number of
THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW
SERIES), enlarged and printed on a new and very in--
=4)lm, containing, besides the usual varieties in AA, Stieur.e,
and Dramatic Criticism, &c.
I. The Continuation of Mr. Campbell's Lectures on Poetry,
de substance of which was delivered at the Royal Institution—
11. Memoir of Sir Ilumphey Davy, Bart. President of the
loyal Society, with a Portrait—lll. Letters from Spain, by
Dm ',condi° Doblado--IV. Jonathan Kentucky's Journal—
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IDROGHIZDA, SEPWOM4Ii

Tuesday, his Grace the Loan Punters held hit
Annual Visitation, for this part of his diocese, in St.
Peter's Church. His Grace was accompanied by the
Right Hon. Stamm RADCLIPPZ, Vicar-General.—
After Divine Service, an excellent Sermon, apposite to
the occasion, was preached by the Rev. Mr. Outs"
Rector of Ballymascanlon. Immediately after which
his Grace rose, and delivered an eloquent and 'im-
pressive exhortation to his Reverend Brethren; im-
ploring them to protect their flocks against the in-
trigues of sectarians, who were using every art to
divert the weak and unstable from the Establishment.
He trusted that, through their pious exertions, the
evil would be counteracted. His Grace further stated,
that he had withdrawn himself from the Bible So-
ciety—the members of that Body having, in his opi-
nion, deviated from the original plan laid down for
their government. His Grace, however, stated, that
he was a warm friend to the circulation of the Scrip-
tures, and to the Societies for Promoting Christian
Knowledge and the Suppression of Vice. The Church
was crowded; and his Grace's appeal, on this mo-
mentous subject, appeared to make a strong impres-
sion on the Reverend Gentleman, and the congrega-
tion in general.
London, England, 1821-10-04

SIR ROBERT WILSON.

Sr Rossawr WlLsow became a Cornet in a Regi-
ment of Dragoons in 1794 ; a few months afterwards,
be, together with Sir WILLIAM Katie, now com-
manding in India, and six other Officers, rescued the
Emperor of GERMANY, when taken prisoner in bat-
tle, from the hands of the enemy. This little band
ea him out, as the sailors say, and brought him safe
away. The importance of such a service, not only
to the immediate object of it, but to the allied cause,
may well be conceived, when we reflect on the ad-
natage the French Republicans would have had in
possessing the person of one of the first Sovereigns
combined against them ! For this glorious exploit Sir
Rosin and his bold compeers received the Knight-
hood of the Older of Maria Theresa.

Str Roam Watson has addressed the following
letter to his Constituents :

Y TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTHWARK.

• Gonasan—As order, in Ids Majesty's name, has re.
hared me kali the Bridals Army. You base read my sondem.
sedan ; sad lannot safer another pest to pass, without assuring
pe that my dimmed for (large and Trial was Mindy dia.
patched. I will not insult you, by a request to impend your
iiiiinnt, when the opportunky for defence has not been as yet
And ; bat it is my duty to dedare to you, that I am folly alive
la all the obligations which, in may contingency, a regard for
pm homer as well as my own, prescribe.—l am, Gestiernes,
eidigrateful respect, your obedient servant,
' Pads, September 27. " B. WILSON."

Lieutenant-General Tatou has been removed from
tat command of the Plymouth Division of Royal
*nines, in consequence of having countenanced a
.tanonstrance from the Officers of that Division
against the restoration of Lieutenan t-Colonel s SAv.tor
and AERRNETHY to the service, after they had been'
removed in consequence of the judgment of a Court
Martial ; the one altogether from the list of Officers
tithe Royal Marines, and the other to the perma-
nent half-pay of the corps. The official correspond-
ence on the subject we shall endeavour to lay before
our Readers to-morrow.

A scene of desolation presented itself on the coast
near Appledore and Bideford, on Saturday morning
lag. It was strewed with the wrecks of property
washed in by the tempestuous waves. A vessel be-
'Allis% to Cornwall was made a complete wreck,
and her crrivirowned, but her sails and rigging were
Preserved through the zeal and activity of the ma-
riners of the place. A vessel without any person on
board was also brought in ; and some me ► belonging
to a Clovelley boat were picked up at sea, who, by
the humane ezertioas of the sailors, were sated from
inevitable death.

The Owners of Burdon Main Colliery have pre-
sented a keel of coals to the Newcastle Infirmary.
SurrocArtorr.—Tuesday, a poor man was found
burnt to death in a brick kiln, at Hillingdon, near
Uxbridge. He had taken up his lodgings on the
preceding night on the kiln, for the sake of warmth,
and before morning was destroyed. This ifthe se-
cond poor creature burnt to death on a kiln within
the last fortnight.
London, England, 1821-10-04

UNCERTAINTY.

There is a strange mysterious fear—
A boding voice that chills the heart,
Though no apparent ill is near,
Nor present sorrow makes us smart!
If Sow'rets in our path should spring,
If we but taste the cup of joy,
Some latent thought, with scorpion sdng,
Gives the presage of sad alloy!
When Pleasure's sweets around are shed,
And Mirth proclaims respite from woes,
A sigh is heard,—a tear is shed,
Although we know not whence it Rows!
It is, that black Uncertainty,
Veiling the future front our eye,
Still damps our joy, represses glee,
And draws from us that tear and sigh !
Uncertainty ! we sure should fall,
By thee beneath Despair's grim sway,
Did Hope not free us from thy thrall,
And yield with joy the future day ! Tea.
London, England, 1821-01-22

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL!

Jan. 27, P. Young, jun. and IL Anderson, late of Wapping,
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twelve. March 3, E. W. Flam, March, Isle of Ely, grocer,
at ten. Jan. 27, W. Gallant, Leadenhall-market, fishmonger,
at ten. Jan. 27, C. R. 11. Bailey, late of Swallowfield, Wilts,
dealer, at twelve. Feb. 10, 11. Jarvis, Tottenham Coerr-road,
cabinet-maker, at eleven. Jan. 27, 'l'. West, Gracechurch-
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M. and G. J. Ross, Dowgate-hill, merchants, at ten. Feb.l3,
A. Hort, late of Dean-street, Finsbury-square, merchant, at
twelve. Feb. 17, R. Wilson, Bow.lane, C'heapside, warehouse.
man, at ten. Feb. 20, J. South, Fulham, plumber, at ten.—
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Matthews, College-hill, merchant, at ten.
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at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Feb. 19, J. Thompson, Mattes-
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Scrooby. Feb. 10, J. Russ, Devizes, innkeeper, at eleven, at
the Greyhound Inn, Bath. Feb. 16, J. Kendall, Brigham,
Cumberland, miller, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Cockermouth.
Feb. 10, J. Fairfield and J. Buckley, Liverpool, merchants, at
one, at the Office of Mr. Avison, Ilanover-street, Liverpool.
Feb. 13, T. Pretty, lepton, Staffordshire, iron-manufacturer,
at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Feb. 13, 'l'. Shut-
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Horse Inn, Ipswich. Feb. 15, F. Angove, late of Falmouth,
brewer, at eleven, at Wynn 's lintel, Falmouth. Feb. 10, G.
and G. Oates, Sheffield, merchants, at twelve, at the Tontine
Inn, Sheffield. Feb. 13, G. B. and C. Ilighfield, Liverpool,
merchants, at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver-
pool. Feb. 13, J. Skilbeck, Leeds, linen-draper, at eleven, at
the Court-boese, Leeds. Feb. 13, T. Burlingham, late of Wor-
Itester, glover, at eleven, at the- Hop Pole Inn, Worcester.—
Feb. 16, W. Greenwood, Ilawksclougls, Yorkshire, merchant,
at nine, at the White Lien Inn, Halifax.
London, England, 1821-01-22

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Edward Leeson, late of Wood-street, Cheapside, ribbon-manu-
facturer, from January 30 to March 20, at ten, at Guildhall.
,BANKRUPICIES SUPER-4EI)ED.
David Powell lima, Snetterton, Norfolk, miller.
Edward Carter, Bristol, cheese-factor.
London, England, 1821-01-22

BIRTHS:

The 26th ult. of a son, the Lady. of the Rev. William Briggs,
Master of the endowed Grammar School, at Hampton, near
Witney.
The Isth instant, at Hatton House, Middlesex, the Lady of
Captain Langslow, Bengal li,tabhAiment, of a daughter, her
fifth child. The eldest was horn in Africa, the nex: in Asia,
and the third in North America.

The I lth instant, the Lady•t:i the Rev. Arthur S. Adamson,
Blackhall-street, Dublin, of a ,on.

Monday sennight, at Stomham Palk, the Lady of John
Fleming, Esq. M.P. of daughter.

MARRIED.

The Rev. J. Smedley, to Miss M. A. Ratelif, of Manchester.
At Kenton Church, the llev. John Sydenham, to Nary,
daughter of the late Was. Cullyns, Esq. of Kenton.
Thursday se'mright, at Shrewsbury, Mr. T. A. Dale, of Sut-
ton Coltlfield, to Eliza, youngest daugbter of the Rev. T. A.
Dale Rector of St. John the Baptist, Lewes.
London, England, 1821-01-22

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NAPLES.

•
Letters from Naples, of the 23d ult. received
through an extraordinary channel, announce that the
Austrian army had its advanced guard at Foligno,
about five leagues from Spoletto, and twenty-seven,
from Rome. The Neapolitans were at Rieti, 4 town
in the Roman territory, on the confines of the *bron-
zes, about eleven leagues from Spoletto, and sixteen
from Rome. It appears.that one of their divisions
was in march. to occupy Tivoli. Another division
has entered a part of the March of Ancona, and had
established municipalities in all the communes which
it occupied.

A levy en maw had been ordered throughout the
whole of Calabria. Preparations were making at
Cozenza for the reception of the Parliament ilia die
Royal Family.
The Parted REGENT had sent his son, .a youth of
eleven years of age, to head-quarters. This. young
Prince will be presented to the army by the General-
with whom he will remain.

Several Spanish ships, ladex with arms, have ar-
rived in the bay of Naples.—Conititutionnel.

According to private letters from Naples, dated
the 16th of February, the Generals designed for the
command iu chief of the different corp; of the Nea-
politan army had quitted the capital, to repair to
their posts. It was believed that the Ambassadors
of Russia, Austria, and Prussia, would take their de-
parture the same evening. Oa the other hand, letters
from Rome, dated the 20th, make mention of the
arrival, in the environs of that capital, of the ad-
vanced guard of the Austrian army. On the night
of the 16th, it appeared certain that the PRINCIL Re-
astir would not quit Naples.—Joarna/ de Paris.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY 21.
We have received the agreeable ne‘ that the Em-
peror and Empress will return hete4m7 shoitiyAs.
They will be accompanied by the King of Naples,
who will remain here for some time before returning
for Naples.
AU the communications appear occupied by the
Belligerent Armies ; but, it has been intimated to the
commercial world, that letters will be expedited by
sea from Naples to Leghorn.
London, England, 1821-03-10

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Reduction of the Veteran Battalions is now too fez ad.
'awed to make remonstrance Of any avail Fatteauve should
otherwise have had a plea.

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1821.
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,the•t'ollowing are their most important articles of
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London, England, 1821-03-10

VIENNA, FEBRUARY 24.

We have not yet received any certain tidings re-
specting events at Naples subsequent to the arrival
of the ultimatum, and the convocation of Parliament.
The King of Prussia has taken the definitive resolu-
tion of not going to Laybach ; the dispatch an-
nouncing this, arrived the day before yesterday.—
Prince Hardenberg will therefore quit Laybach, but
Count Bernstorff will continue at the Congress till its
conclusion. We still flatter ourselves that the Neapo-
litans will submit, without the employment of force.
London, England, 1821-03-10

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dnwa from the
Arab, Batcrate, for the Isle of France and

IlalWictr, MAUCH 9.—Arrived the Henry
with Mail; from lionand. Nis blajestf.
Used, off Dungeness) and brought in here, .
tons, with a cargo of 918 kegs of spirits (brand)
crew of eight foreigners and six Englishmen.
Weristiornt, Maness 9.—The French brig
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on shore yesterday on the beaehrabout seven
ward of Portland, and went to pieces In tl
laved, except a boy. The Captain unfortunateis
legs, and the Mate was severely injured:
the vessel.

Ctrs; Kamen 7.—Arrived the Clyu,
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Her MATUTY will take possesst.
House next week. A new coach entry
Hill-street, but no other alteration it
furniture is splendid, and die purchase
commonly cheap.
Mr. Hymns BALL is about tiy
neal Altar, the beautiful Lady A,
daughter of the Marquis of AT
tended bridegroom, by the death-of
had in addition to his already amazi
of Two Hundred Thousand Ponnds

The Earl of DYSART died yesterd.t,
lam-House, near Richmond.
The Elector of Hesse died of
27th ult. -considerable,curiosity
title which will be assumed by his
being no longer any German Empire)
Elector falls to the ground,

• On the nth instant, at St. 119iolph's,
Edward Turner, of Wilsotootreet,
Emma Haworth, of Devotsbhire-are?,

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WO LErrEltS to the Right Hon. the Earl of
T LIVERPOOL. First Lord of the Treasury, on the
DISTRESSES of AGRICULTURE, and.their Influence on
the Manufactitres, Trade, and Commerce of the United King-
dons I with Observations on Cask Payments and a Free Trade.
Second Edition.