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London, England, 1810-07-12

nrATI-Is

At Wallahjoltba,!, on the Y_d ult. Qoarter-Master and Acting
Paymaster, :',lexantivr -tewart, ut-.12;1 Mojeatfa 12th regiment,
who had ~et-Yett his Majesty 34 years. •
At Mangalore, Captain Thoinas Coos= GOFilcin, Ist battalion
Sch regiment N 1.

In Camp, near Konoul, on the left bank of the Tumboodta, •on
the 37th ult. Lieut. Al.airtee de Saiaberry, of the lid 'baftslioa
Royal Regiment, son of ('Morel Peter de Salaberry, of Canada.

BENGAL. BIRTHS.

. -
The Lady of Jusias Dupre Alexander, Esq. of a daughht.
On the 6th ult the wife of Mr. John Chew, Bt.tach Not, of
a son.

AC Cawropore, on the I Bth Sept. the Lady ofhtnes Npch, Esq.
of a daag'••er.

At Afidnapure, on the ftb uk. the Lady of W. E. Rees, Esq.
of a con.

- At Chinsurah, on the 23,1 ult. the Lady of Mr. T. :1h utter,
surgeon of his Mij-iltyl ►hip Victor, of a son.
At Serampon. , on the 2.:.1 tilt. the Lady of the Rev. Mr.Row•e,
of a son.

On the 29th ult. Mrs. A. Kent, of a daughter.
At Cawnpore, on the lath Wt. the Lady of Captain Georg,
Becher, of a son.

On the 42d ult, at Major Young's quarters, Bethampore, the
LaAy of T. 1.. N. Start, E. - •f a dJugl,ter.

, r:~q.
MARRIAGES.

John Foliation, Esq. of the Hon. Company's Medical Etta.
blishmert, to Miss Charlotte Finney.
(ii the 7th ult. Henry Wood, Esq. of the Hon. Company's
Civil Service. to Miss hiargaret Elizabeth Ttmpleton, eldest
daughter of Thomas Templeton, E►q.
At Mutrra, Mr. Thomas Oepp, to Mrs. Julia Gover.
At Trincomalee, Ceylon, on the 30th ult. at the house of Peter
Dennison, Itiq. Abraham Gordon, Esq. Clerk of Stores, to Miss
Susannah Shepherd. '
•
London, England, 1810-05-29

• POPISH, OR. PROTESTANT RELIGION
This day were published, price Ss.
OBSERVATIONS on the ROMANCATHOLIC
QUESTION.
By the Right Honourable Lord KENYON.
Printed for Stockdale, junior, 41, Pall Mall.
, Also, on the same subject,
A Speech, which ought to have been spoken, in answer to
Mr. Grattan—Ss.
Bowlees Strictures on the Pledge demanded by the Talents
Ministry-2s.
Clarke's Memoirs of the Kingly and Papal Supremacy.
Comber's History of the Massacre of St. Bartholomew, two
plates,,l2s.; large paper, proofs, £1 is.
History of the Inquisitions, including their secret Transactions,
12 plates, £2 123. 6d. •i large paper, proofs, £4 4s.
Duigenan on the Claims of the Catholics-6s.
London, England, 1810-05-29

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The Brazil Machinery Export Bill IV4S read a third time and
The Lowland Distillery Bill and the Flax Bill were reported,
and ordered to be read a third time on Wednesday next. ,

Mr. HORNER postponed, till the .sth of June, his notice of
motion for an Address'to his Majesty fur the I sth Report of the
Commissioners of Naval Revision.
The Irish One Million Two Hundred Thousand Loan Bill
was read a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Wed-
nesday.
Ott the motion of Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, the Stage Coaches
Bill was recommitted. Report on Wednesday.
Mr. ROSE (the usual term of going into a Committee on the
Woollen Acts baring been gone throug'a) obtainer leave to Wing
in a Bill to espial several Acts relative to the Woollen Manufac-
ture, and to exempt several persons subject to penalties under the
same from the iiiMBationlo pay.
The ‘,4 est India Coffee and Sugar Bill was committed, reported,
and ordered to be read a third time on %Vedmsday.
The iul.utd Coal Ed! and Ptnsion Duty Bill svere read a second
time. Committee on Wednesday.
The Goods Warelm4ng Bill and Irish Beer Bill were read a
third time and passed.
Mr. EQ.ll:,it oln.erved, that it was desirable the Irish Budget
should be brought forward in a jolter House, and on that account
postponed it till Wednesday.
WEDIESI.EIr POLE put off the Irish Law Officers`till
till livll Session, it being nec..ssary to cohsult the Judges with
r,vect to some parts of it. If any of these offices should become
vacaut in the mean time, care sUould be taken to fill thou up so
as tt.t to preveht n harm.
.1 he t t.,eeth ai..l Holyhead Harbour Bills were reported, and
ordered to he read"a third time on lVetiaeaday.
Mr. DAVIEs GIDDY brought hp Report of the Duke of
Orintoid's Prize Purchos: Committee. Resolution agreed to, and
a Biil ordered.

'1 he Isle of IV:an Smuggling Bill was read a third time and
passed.
The Land Tax Redemptien Pill was committed. Report on
Wet'nes,!ay.
In a Cr stimittee of Ways and Means the Land Tax wis or-
der.d to be cLurgeli with the Pay and Clothing of the
and Allow.:ncts to the bubaltern Officers of Militia, in time cif
peace.

Lottery Bill was brought up—read a first time, and or-
dered to be read a second time on Wednesday.
• Mr. PDNSONi3Y moved that the Irish Bog Drainaze Papers
should he pritifed —Ordered.
A perscii troni the West-India Docks presented an Account of
their Itt ce pts :And Expenditure for the last year.—Ordered to be
laid on the table.

Mr. BARNARD obtained leave to regulate the
°Eike of Treasurer for die Counties in Ireland.
A Gentleman, whc,se name we
,could not learn,
moved for a copy of a letter:to the East India Dire 6
London, England, 1810-05-29

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, BLENHEIM-STRUT,
GREAT MARLBOROUGH-STREET. •
THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES on
.1 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURRY, will
be commenced on Monday the 11th of June, at Seven o'Clock in
the Morning, by Mr. BROOKES.
Anatomical Conversations will be held weekly, when the dif-
first Subjects treated of will be discussed familiarly, and the
Students' views forwarded. To these none but Pupils can be
admitted.
Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with
every convenience, are open at Five o'Clock in the Morning for
the purposes of Dissecting and Injecting, where Mr. BItOOKCS at-
tends w direct the Students, and demonstrate the various pars as
they appear on Dissection.
The inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investigi-
tiro, are counteracted by an antiseptic Process.
pupils n:4 be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen esta;
practice, desirous of renewing their Anatomical Know-
ledge may be accommodated with an Apartment to Dissect in
•
private! Y•
• TO BE SOLD, •
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of, or the
next Presentation to, a very valuable Rectory in the County
of sulfa. The present Incumbent is upwards of 90. Foe par-
ticulars enquire of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, So-
t& ors, Lincoln's Inn, London..

M 0 ME/7TM SONS.
A NY Persons having Sums from £lOO to any
A mount, to by out, may always haire Bills and Notes of
Hand, Annuities, and other Securities, by which they may mate
to per C( nt.—Apply, or address a line, post paid, to Mr. Walsh,
N,J, 40, Upper Mary-la-Bonne-street, or to the City Office, No. fi,
Lett savage Yard, I.udgate-hill. Those in want of money di-
nctly supplied. Office hours from ten till Ilse.

WANTED a Situation, a Widow Woman, with-
out Incumbrances, to wait upon a Lady or Gentlernzn,
whose character can bear the strictest enquiry.—Letters ad-
t!rssed to Mrs. W. at the Green Grocer's, No. 18, Theobald's-
Row, Great James-street, Bedford-row.

CIIFAP LOTTERY TICKETS AND SHARES.
MESSRS. HODGES, MARTER., PORTER,
DRUMMOND, and HUGHES, at No. 117, Pall-11,11,
No. 1, Piazza, Covent-Garden, No. 14, Parliament-street, No.
t 5, Fleet-street, and No. 1421, Newgate-street, respectfully in-
itgal the Public, that being content with !if/140U than others,

Charge only the following prices.
A Ticket - - £24 is.
An Half - £l2 701 An Eighth - AO 3 0
A Quarter - 6 5 0 A Sixteenth 111 6
The Payment of the Shares is secured by Government, as the
"Koket4 from which they are made, are an deposited at the
•atni) Office.
London, England, 1810-05-29

A NEW NOVEL.

This day was published,..ini Voi;.pii;eialf-a guinea in boards,
INFATUATION; or SKETCHES FROM
NATURE.By Mrs. TURNER, •
Author of Original Poems.
Printed fof RICHARD Puiturs, London; and sold by all
Booksellers.-01 whom may be. had,
RALPH REY BRIDGE, by William Linley, Esq. in four vo-
lumes, price 21s. boards.

This day was published, peke 6s. 2mo. boards,
'THE PRISON of MONTAUBAN ; or, TIMES
of TERROR, a Tale founded In fact.
By the EDITOR of the" Letters of the Swedish Court."
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row.
Where may be bad, just published, in S vols. 12mo.
price 13s. 6d. boards,
1 Arm cof BRITTANNY. an Historical Romance.

This day was published,
A Third Edition, with considerable Additions and Improve- '
menu, price Is. 12mo,boards
N INTRODUCTION to GEOd RAPHY and d
ASTRONOMY by the use of the Globes and Maps. To
which are added, the construction of Maps, and a Table of
Latitirdes and Longitudes.

By E. and J. BRUCE,
Teachers of Geography and the Mathematics, Newcastle-
upon.Tyne.
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row.

This day was published,
In Three Volumed, ltmo. price 13s. 6d. boards,
AN N E of BRITTA N N Y, an HISTORICAL
RossaNcis.

" The union of Bretagne with the French Crown under Charles
the Eighth and Lewis the Twelfth, and the final extinction of
the English influence in France, will always be subjects of general
interest not inferior to the most striking incidents in the page of
fiction ."--Hist. France, 9 vols.
Printed fur C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had, just published,
The Palsost of Alostris yin x, or Times of Terror, foolscap
svo. prict. s'• • 6. boards.

AGRICULTURE RENDERED a BRANCH of EDUCATION.
This day was published, price ss. illustrated with nuinteoua
Engravings,
AGRAMMAR of the FIRST PRINCIPLES of
AGRICULTURE, intended as a Branch of Education for
Young Persons, who are likely to pass their lives in Rurai-Occu-
pations, as Country Gentlemen or Practical Farmers.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Author of Practical Agriculture, Honorary Member of the
Board of Agriculture, &c. ice.
The Definitions, Facts, and Principles contained in this small
Volume, if committed to memory during the period of Education
cannot failto be highly mild to young persons likely to pass their
livta in the country ; and to create, in due time, general and en-
lightened views on the subject of rural improvements, among that
class of the community who have the means of making them.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, London • and
to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Dealers in Books.
Of whom may alp be had, __ _

PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE; or, A System of Modern Hue-
bantlry, by Dr. Dickson ; in 2 vols. 4to. price £4 70. 641. beards.
The FARMER's KA LIENDA R, containing the business on all kit:ds
of Farms during every month of the year, by Arthur Young, Esq.
price 12s. In boards.
London, England, 1810-05-29

ton as the subject of the freight of extra ships.—dr.
I dered.

SCOTCH CIVIL LIST.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved for leave to bring in a Bill to limit the amount
of Pensions, &c. upon the Scotch Civil List.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked, whether any step
of a similar nature was in contemplation for Ireland ?
—and upon an answer in the negative from the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequfr, gave notice of a motion on
the subject' to-morrow se'nnight.—Leave was then
given.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
then moved for leave to bring in a Bill to direct that
an annual account of the increase and diminution of
pensions, &c. should be laid before Parliament, and
to regulate the controul over the granting of pensions,
allowances, &c.—Leave given.
Mr. WHARTON shortly after brought in this
latter Bill.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked, whether this ex-
tended to Ireland
Mr. WHA RTON was almost ashamed that he
could not answer ; but the SPEAKER observed, that
the title was general.
After a few words from Mr. HORNER and Mr.
BANKS, the Bill was then read a first time and or-
dered to be read a second time on Wednesday.
London, England, 1810-05-16

Capitals. I 8 Capitals.
Tickets anti Shares for the NEW LOTTERY, which begins
tletals on the Bth of June, are now selling as above.'
The Scheme abounds with the usual number of Money Prizes,
Wiles which the Contractor gives
fOI3R.EXTRA PRIZES OF 400 WHOLE TICKETS,
By which a sinle Ticket may gain upwards of 12100,000, and a
Sixteenth cork Guineas. Schemes to be had, with particulars,
at N 0.4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1810-05-16

This day was published, in three thick royal octavo volumes, •
price ZS.-as. in boards,
THE- ANCIENT BRITISH DRAMA ; com-
bending a Selection of the best Old Plays. Printed uni-
formly with the Barrisu DRAMA, in double columns, with
Vignette Title Pages.
Printed for William Miller, Albemarlo-street.
London, England, 1810-05-16

SALTS 11 AUC'riog.

FREEHOLD FARM and LANDS, of IS2 Acres, near HOR-
SHAM, SUSSEX, Let to Tenants at Will.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN and FORREST,
On Saturday next, the 19th inst, at two, at the King's-Head Inn,
Horsham, in three Lots, when the sale will positively take
lace, by order of the Devisees of Jon CLARK. Esq. deceased,
LIGIBLE and very improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, situate-at Slinferd, three and five milli from
Horsham, on the road to Arundel, a short distance from the
high road to. Brighton and Worthing, and only SS miles from
London ; comprising Lodge Farm, with a good Dwelling-house,
Offices, Garden, and Farm-yard, with Barns, Stabling, Lodge and
Out-buildings, and 122 Acres of Meadow, Arable, Game Cover,
and rough Lands ; the whole lying very compact, surrounding
the Homestead, and capable of great improvement. Whitbread's
Cottage and Lands, containing near 16 Acres of fertile Arable
Land, divided by the road from the preceding. Lyon's Lands,
containing near 15 Acres of good meadow and arable Land, with
a Barn and Yard, in the occupation of Mr. James Older and
Mrs. Stamford, at very low old rents of only £65 per annum, ca-
pable of very considerable increase.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. James Older, at Lodge Farm,
of whom printed particulars may be had. Particulars also at the
place of sale; King% Head, Dorking; Half Moon, Petworth ;
Crown, Arundel; of Messrs. Lees, printers, Lewes; Mr. Attree,
printer, Brighton; John Clark, Esq. N 0.15, Fludyer-street, West-
minster; Mr. Miller, No. 35, Red-Lion.square •' Messrs. 'Fyrrel
and Francis, solicitors, Guildhall; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin
and Forrest, Aldersgate-street. Landon.

NEW BOND-STREET.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Friday, the 25th instant, at 12, is one lot,
AValuable and most desirable LEASEHOLD
ESTATE, held under the city of London, at only £8 103.
per annum, and renewable for ever at a small fine certain, which
renders it nearly equal in value to freehold. The estate is advan-
tageously situate on the east side of New Bond-street, extending
into Shepherd-street, and consists of a Brick Dwelling-house,
No. 77, with commodious Shop and Offices, in the occupation of
Mr. Thompson, Haberdasher; and a Dwelling-house, No. 2,
Shepherd-street, adjoining the back of the above; Ihe whole on
lease to Mr. Thompson, at a very low net rent of only £2OO per
annum.
To be viewed by ]rave of the tenants, of whom printed parti-
culars may be then bad. Particulars also at Blenheim Coffee-
house, Bond.street ; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tu-
chin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-street.
London, England, 1810-05-16

FREEHOLD ESTATES, HARROW-ALI.F.Y, BUTCHER-
ROW, WH.TECHAPEL-MARKET.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN and FORREST,
'On Friday, the 25th instant, at 12, at Garraway's, in eight Lots,
by order of the Devisees of John Clark, Esq. deceased,
VERY Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situate in Harrow-Alley, and Long-Alley, Leading from
Whitechapel Market to Goodman's Fields, contiguous to the
East-India Company's Warehouses; consisting of several brick
dwelling-houses, stabling, beast and sheep-houses, sheds, vaults,
buildings and vacant ground, containing one hundred aosi
twenty-two feet six inches in front, a part 191 feet and a part
124 feet in depth, let to yearly and weekly tenants.
To be viewed, and printed particulars may be had at the Still and
Star Public-house, Harrow-alley. Also of John Clarke, Esq No.
15, Fludyer-street, Westminster ; Mr. Miller, No 35, Red-Lion-
Square; Messrs. Tyrrell and Francis, Solicitors, Guildhall; at
Garraway's; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Fotres-, Al-
dersgate-street.
London, England, 1810-05-16

PARLMMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MAY 15.
Mr. Richards and Mr. Leach were heard in the Irish Appeal
Cause, Kennedy v. Locke, for the Appellants.
Several Private Bills were brought up from the Commons.
On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, the Highgate Archway
Sill was read a third time and passed.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE objected to the second reading
of the Gas Light Big, and moved to postpone the second reading
till that day three months.

The Duke of ATHOL supported the Bill, and recommended
the Noble Earl to state his objections in the Committee. A di-
vision then took place—For the second reading 32—Against it It
...Majority for second reading 20.
A number of witnesses connected with the Gau Light Bin
were sworn.
London, England, 1810-05-16

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. COOPER brought up the Report of the Irish Mall Coach
131 U, which was agreed to, and the bill ordered to be read a third
t me to-morrow.

Mr. CARTWRIGHT moved for the further consideration of
the Report of the Leicestershire Canal Bill, which after a short
discussion was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time.

Mr. CALCRAFT postponed his motion respecting the Tenth
Report of Military Inquiry, which stood for Thursday next, till
to-morrow (this day) week.
The Foreign Salt Importation Bill passed through the Commit-
tee, the Report was then brought up, received and agreed to, and
the bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.

Mr. WHITBREAD gave notice, that he wonld to-morrow
stove for leave to bring in a Bill to explain the provisions of, and
to render more effectual, the Act for the Regulation of Work-
houses ; the spirit of which was obvious, although the letter might
be liable to misinterpretation.
The second reading of the Irish Grand Juries Bill was postponed
till to-morrow se'nnight.
The Bill for altering the mode of pr.ssing the accounts of the
Overseers of the Poor was read a second time, and committed for
to-morrow.

Mr. A. COOPER brought up the Report of the Committee of
Supply, the resolutions of which were agreed to.
The Committee on Flax-seed was postponed till to-morrow.
The Duke of Brunswick's Annuity Bill went through .a Com-
mittee, the report of which was ordered to be received to-
Morrow.

The Report of the Committee on the Importation of Sugar and
Salt was brought up, and the resolutions agreed to.
The Surveyor General's Bill went through a Committee, the
teport of which was ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Committee on the Canal Robbery Bill was postponed till
to-morrow.

Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that he would to-morrow move
for leave to bring ii a pill to increase the provision made by the
Parliament of Ireland, for paving, lighting, and otherwise im-
proving Rutland-square.

Mr. CREEVEY moved, that there be laid before the House a
Copy of the Paper, entitled an Exposition of the State of the East
India Company's Finances at home and abroad, submitted to the
Committee appointed in 180/1 to take into consideration the af-
fairs of the East India Company, together with the document
therein referred to. This motion was agreed to.
Mr. CREEVEY also moved fora Copy of the same paper laid
before the Committee in the present Session of Parliament.—Or-
'bred.
London, England, 1810-05-16

A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, with 12 Acres of Land, within
twelve Miles of the West End of London.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 6th, at twelve,
IN. Compact and very desirable FREEHOLD
ESTA IT., consisting of a genteel Cottage, with stable and
offices, garden, orchard and 12 acres of excellent land, tythe free,
the property and residence of Mr. Lester, situate on the slope of
a hill at Harrow Weald, one mile and a half from Stanmore, and
two and a half from Harrow, commanding most delightful and
extebsive prospects. The Cottage, which is substantially built, is
placed to a South aspect, and stands in the centre of the grounds.
Immediate possession may be had. To be viewed.
Printed Particulars may be had on the Premises ; also at the
Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; King's Head, Harrow ; at Garra-
way's ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Aldersgate-
street.
London, England, 1810-05-16

PRANSCOMB and 0
Succes

1. with their usual Great
, Sold in

Last Lottery• in 76 Shares In the preceding tottery
N 0.3,734 ... £20,600 j No. 2, 618 £20,000

4,651 ... 5,000 I 383 ... 1,000
34 £506 each, ... :1000 3 of £5OO each ... 1,500
hag Shares of almost every Capital therein; and in Last Year
i6„Slx of .C 20,000, and Capitals to the Amount of
£250,000,
I&es the First £30,000, the Last £25,000, and ONLY £40,000
se Shared; and in previous Years, to an* ainount beyond all
rodent; are now selling ;Pickets and shares In the NEW
LOTTERY, to be Drawn sd, JUNE, in which the:e are Four
Errs Grand Prizes of 100 Tickets each, which may produce to
t "'Act £lOO,OOO, avid to a Sixteenth, upwards of £6,000.
BRANSCOMB and Co. again guard the Public against the
Deception set forth of their twin and Claims of the Sale of the
lint and Last of Extra Grand Prizes so given ; the FACT is,
every Sixteenth was Sold, and the fortunate Adventurers each
received £1,547. IGs. 3g. at their Old and Only Offices, in Lon .;
ties viz •

- .
; No. 38, Haisaaantf; NO. 11, Ilotsoa ;
and No. 26:4, STRAND.
They will never falsely assert they divided a Capital which was
aluilutely Shared and Sold to the Public as above.
London, England, 1810-05-16

This day was published,

Elegantly printed on a fine paper in two volumes octavo, price In
boards Iss.

CONTINENTALEXC ihISIONS ; or TOURS
into FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, and GERMANY,
in 17012, 1787, and 1799. With a Description of Paris and the
Glacieres of Savoy ; to this are added, Observations upon the
Dispositions of the French, prevloua to the Revolution.
By the Rev. THOMAS PENNINGTON, M. A.
Rector of Thorley, Herts, Chaplain to Edward Lord Ellesbo-
rough, and late Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Pri.lted for F. C. and J. Rivington, 62, St. Paul's Church
yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly.

This day was published,
In Octavo, in Six very large Volumes, Price in boards £3.15..
Dedicated, by Permission, to
His Grzcr the Archbishop of CANTERUURY,
ICCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY ; or Lives
A of Eminent Men connected with the History of Religion in

England, from the Commencement of the RelLrmationto the
Revolution ; selected and illustrated with Notes.
By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, Di).
Dean and Rector of Hocking, and Domestic Chaplain to his Grace

the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Pi inted for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6S, St. Paul's Church-
yard; sold 2110 by Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1810-05-16

CONSUMPTIONS CURED. . .
THE inserter of this, a Professional Man, who has
•L for the last ten years attended many persons labolsring. under`
Lie above Disease, and by his extensive Practice has been so for•.
ornate as to discover a Medicine that is an infallible Cure for
Cusumpdons; by which Medicine he has cured many when°
ves over by eminent Physicians, and when in the last stage of:
Consumption, attended with Cough and spitting of Blood, &c.
Net these circumstances, and at the request of his friends and
tiw many persons he has cured, he therefore now publicly oilers
is to those win are labouring under the above.
Letters, (post paid), addressed for A. B. No. 7, John street,
'orth, New-road, Mary-la-bonne, London, will have immediate
al?Patiou.

DIXON'S CELEBRATED ANTIBILIGUS PILLS.
THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cele-
brit), in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon,
Itjaehecary, and from their great success in many obstinate Bi-
,4oas Disorders, our ammerous patients of distinction and others,
Particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, Sir Gre-
M 7 Page Turner, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, theViscoun
Lir Bulkeley, &c. &c. he was persuaded to offer them to the
Plblic, under the approbation and pnetlon of their name.
" Deal Castle, Haverferdwest, South Wales, Feb. 24, 1 SO3. '
Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to Mr Dixon
t•
al-
tliotigh not personally acquainted with him, would take it as a
Veer, if he would send him four or five boxes of his Pills as soen
ashe possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always used the Medi-
One, is now pregnant,and very unwell ; for the greae service they
tare been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bishop and all his
latudY, Captain Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pins
**ever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint
some persons as venders in this county, It would be a benefit to
the community."
The Pills arc found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tote of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing
ierluiditits, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and Sun-
r4 • 'lhey prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick
bead-aches and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy,
and a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the acrimony of
tile redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaustde,
torarnvtt of Paternoster-row ; Baxter and Co. Edinbr-rgh and Glas-
, lioxland and Haydon, Plymouth; Newberry and Son,
Peck and Turner, Hull ; and most country medicine
7444 r b, in bottles at f2s. 9d. and 6w each.
London, England, 1810-07-24

NORFOLK.

VALUABLE and EXTENSIVE SPORTING MANORS, and
EXCELLENT FARM, with itninediute tssei.ton.
To he SOLI) by AUCTION, by Mr.
At the Angel Inn, Norwich, sometime iu Auzust,

AMOSTdesirable ESTATE, at Holt, in Norfolk.
. Lot I. The Manors of Holt Manor,. Holt Muket, and
Holt Hales, with the fines, quit rents, tke. also a commodious
itothe tarn' Stable, and Out-houses, will IoolotH)Aerzs of
Arable and 110.1:h Laud, la.tly incised by airtit.:. of au Act of
Parliament.

Lot 2. Ten Acres and 27 Perches of Land, in Leilioringseu,
lying in a place called Oten Well Bottom. The Prz.nises are
all Freehold, the Land-tax i s redeemed, and the only oirgning.,
are two free rents of XI. I:2s. and teupence payable to the
Manor of Holt Peerers. Holt is situated in a line %poi: inij part
of the County, abounds with Caine, is in the vicinity of several
Noblemen. and Gentlemen's seats, t'.l miles from N. rwich, Itt
from Aylsbam, and ten from the mach admired Bathing place
Cromer. The premises are a small distance from the town.--
the House may, with a small addition, be made to accominodato.
a Sporting Gentleman, with little inconvenlmce to the fanner.
The Estate may be viewed by applying on the premises. The
particulars will be ready fur delivery the middle of July, and a
plan of the Estate may be seen by applying to G‹orge Palmer,.
Esq. 16, Doughty-sweet, London ; Messrs. Smith and Sharpie,
Soliiitors, Beetles ; or the Auctioneer, Norwich.
London, England, 1810-07-24

SUSSEX.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, A SMALL COPY-
HOLD I'ATE, AND TIMBER.
-ro be Peremptorily Sold, to the best Bidders, pur-
-1 suar‘t to a Decree of His Majosty's Court of Exchequer,
made in a Cause wherein Sir Harford Jones, Bart. and others, are
Plaintiffs, and Richard Gott, Esq and others are Defendants, be-
fore Abel MJysey, Esq. the Deputy Remembrancer of the said
Court, at the George Inn, Rye, in the Cou:ity of Sussex, on
Tuesday the 21st, andeVecbiesday the 22t! %Lys of Augur,lolo,
at Twelve o'Clock at Noon Isf each thy, io 35 Loa— l'he fol-
lowing valuable FREEHOLD EsrATE,S and COPY-
HOLD ESTATE, part oft he late property of Sir Henry Thomas
Gott, deceased,-in the County of Sussex, and near the borders of
Kent ; consisting of several Farms, containing upwards of ?CO
Arcs of Arible, Meal's', Pasture, Wood Land and Hop Ground,
rso of 400 Acres, or thereabouts, of Wood Laud, full of young
thriving Oak Timber Frees; and also of 190 Acres, or there-
a'souts, of rMt Mar.h L ii,d ; the who!! of which (except about
21 Aires, which are Copylold, held of the Manor, and situate in
the parish of Playden, in the c ny of Sossev) ate Freehold, and
situate in the several parishes of Pea,mar.h. Brede,
Udimare, Rye, and leklediam, in the sail county of Sussex, at:d
near the borders of Kent.

Printed Particulars may be hal (grail.) in I.ondon, at the said
Deputy Remembrancer's Chambers, In the Exchequer Office,
Inner Temple; of Me‘sr4. Mer,dith, Robbins, and Tontkyns,
New-square, Lincoln's Inti ; of NI Farrer, Atkinson, and
Johnson, Lincoln's Inn-fields; of Mr. George Law, New-square,
Liacoln's Inn; at Rye, of Mgssrs. Wcollett and DAWL.I; and at
Brgliton, of Mr. Clarke, La:: Surveyor ; at whose several offices
plans may be seen. Particulars may be had also at the Place of
Sale; at the New Inn, Winchelsea; 'Swan Inn, Hastings ; of Mr.
Geom.. Springett, Narthiam ; Mr. John Sconham, at Hay's Farm ;
and of William Neeve, at lieckLy, the Woodre,ve, who will
shew the Estates.
London, England, 1810-07-24

A POWTAbLE CYCLOPADIA.
This day was published,

is one volume duodecimo, printed in nonpareil type, price 14s.
in boards,. or .15s. bound and lettered, or 15s. 61 bound and
gilt, illustrated by numerous Engravings,l A PORTABLE CYCLOPJEIA ; or, COMPEN•
DIOVS DICTIONARY of the various ARTS and SctrNcis :
lt.cluding all the information which is usually sough: for in a
Dictionary; and printed in a nonpari it typ?, so al to inchAL: as
much matter as iA cortained in six ordinary volumes.
By T. C!WATKINS, A. M. _ _ _

Besides the obvious utility of this work as a book of reference
to crudte and studious persons, it deserves to be placed in the
hands of young persons of both sexes, ..at school ; and claims a
station in every parlour window and small do.aestic library. It
will be found to scree equally as an index or companion to larger
Cyclopidias, and as a .substitute for them when larger works
are not at band.

Printed for RICH ARD.PHILLIP.F, Great Bridge-street. London ;
and to be had of Bryce and Co. Edinburgh; Keene, Dublin;
Hazard, Bristol ; Wilson and Todd, Yurk ; Maley, Galn
rough ; and all BooksAers.
London, England, 1810-07-24

This day was published,
In Octavo, the Second Edition, price Ws. 6cl. boards,

WALLACE, or the BATTLE of FALKIRK,
a MEI‘RICAL. ROMANCE.

By iNil.fiOl.FOR D.

Printed for Longman, ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa

" On reading over the extracts we have made, we feel quite
satisfied that the voice of our Readers will confirm our decision
in favour of the poetical genius which must have dictated this
work. The objections which apply in same degree to all the
works which we have read in professed imitations of the ballad-
metre, are less frequently to he drawn front the P.ient now be-
fore us, than from any of its precursors: while, in our opinion,
its beauties are more mental, its sentiments more exalted, its
mural effect infinitely more sublime and attrac:ive."
Critical Review, Feb. IMO.
London, England, 1810-07-24

rI•'HOSE who suffer nervous irritation from weak.
ness of stomach, obs:rocted bile, and bad digestion, will find
relief in SPILSBU 's rrISCORISUPIC DROPS,
which enjoy all the properties of cxlmnel, without its irritability ;
they alsts Onsult the hoaltli of the sumach, by promoting the ap •
petite, and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln deep.
seated abscesses, where a cure could scarce►y be contemplated,
so healthy a change has been produced, as to excite the best hopes
of success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and
Scorbutic complaints. its reputation is established.—West India
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London.

The getnuine Medicine has the government duty printed ou a
black ink stamp, astd the words, " By the King's PateLt," ex-
pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and mtside wrapper.
Sold 1:4 Soho-square, in small L..tt les of ss. ticl. double bottles
lCs. and larger Li. '2l4—Compound Essence Ss.
London, England, 1810-07-24

LIBERAL EDUCATION.

This day was published, in two handsome Volumes, price 18s.
in boards, I 3s. bound, or I 4s. elegantly bound,
LETTERS from a NOBLEMAN to his SON,
during the progress of his Studies at Lion and Oxford,
written by the late Earl of ---, betviyeen the years 1801 and
1808, and consisting of condensed Observations and Instructions
on all the Topics of a liberal and modern Education.
In presenting this superior work to the Public, the Editor has
removed the greater part of the local and temporary matter, so
as to leave what is published, a legacy of practical wisdom,
adapted to all seminaries, and to Youth of all conditions. In
:depute of Language, in soundnesi of •Knowledge, in classical
1 aste, and in Orthodoxy, as well as liberality of Opinion, thi.s
Work will lay claim to the patronage of ail good and wise Per.
SOll% who as Parents or Tutors, have the guardianshi, of Youth.
Printed for Ric HARD PHILLIPS, Great Bridv--trees, London;
and to be had of Bryce and Co.• Edinbiorzli ; Kectki„. Llublin;
Shepherd, Bristol ; Knight, Windsor; Mundy, Orford; thigh-
ton, Cambridge ; and all other Booksellers, with the full allow-
once the purchasing of gliattiiir4 fur Schools.
London, England, 1810-07-24

Ws day were published,
In Two Volume', Octaves, price 91, boards,
qERMONS with appropriate PRAYERS an-
nexed.—By the late Itev.*l HEOPHILUS LINDSEY, M.A.
Formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Founder
of the Cougregatiop in Essex-street, Strand.
Ptintea for Jos. Johnson and Co St. Paul's Churchyard.
London, England, 1810-07-23

PLYMOUTH. JULY 21.

Four American vessels arrived here yesterday, and
two this day, laden with flour, rice, cocoa, and cot-
ton. More are daily expected. The Batncs frigate,
recently out of dock, is armed englute, acid is going
to the East Indies.

This morning arrived the BRISK sloop of war, from
the Irish station, and brought in with her a fine French
lugger privateer, which she took off Scilly, after a long
chace, on Thursday last. This lugger has been
very successful against our trade, and is the same
that escaped from the PLovER, after a long chace,
some time ago. Also arrived, the PHEASANT sloop
of war, with impressed men from Liverpool ; the
ENDEAVOUR brig, with a convoy, from Swansea; the
WEAZLE schooner, from Falmouth ; and the Ply-
mouth royal transport, from Portsmonth.—Sailed, the
AItROW schooner for Rochefort, and the CHEERLY
gun-brig for Portsmouth.—The ARMADA and DRA-
GON, 74's, are ordered to be commissioned and fitted
for service immediately.
London, England, 1810-07-23

THE NEW EMPRESS OF FRANCE.

A BEAUTIFUL, Portrait of MARIA LOUISA,
EMPR ESS of FRANCE, engraved by A. Cardon, from a
painting by Guirard, of Vienna, was this day published, and may
he had, price Ss. 6d. plain, proofs or in colours is. 6d. at R.
dickermaiin't Repositorf of Arts, 101, Strand, and of all the
Bonk and Printsellers in the United Kintlum.

ItiCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, Ind Co. Con-
tractors with Government for the present State Lottery
respectfully inform the Public that Tickets and Sharei are now
on sale at their Offices, Batik-buildings Cornhill, ana opposite
the King's Mews, Charing-Cross.--SCIIEME.

5
5 ......... 2,000 ......... 10,000
.5 ...... 1,000 ......... 5,000
10 egg egg, 044 egg es. 500 .5,000
30 es* see es* re. gee 100 ... 3,000
50 ............... .50 ... 2,5c0
25 2,300
15 72,000

100 ............ ...
4,900 ••• ••• ••• •• • •••

4,000 Numbers
Five Tickets of each Number.
All to be tir..wa The I 9th of Oct Air, IAIO.

X 290,060

TO BUYERS AND SELLERS OF LANDED PROPERTY.
11 BAR'ILEY, Surveyor and Drainer, No. 104,
1 . Chancery-lane, London, having been frequently arplied to
for eligible opportunities of purchasing Landed Property, and ob-
serving that few weeks pass without some such occurring in Lon-
don, respectfully tenders his services to inspect and report the
value of any Estate on Sale, or to a; tend its selling.--Gentlemen
sending T. B. particulars of any Estate for Sale (post free) may
probably meet a purchaser.

SOUTHDOWN MERINO ANU RYELAND MERINO
EWES, AND MERINO RAMS.
MR. TRIM's postponed SALE will be preci,ely
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, on •Fuesday, th- 41st
day of July, 1310,5 t Stroden Farm Yard; four miles from Christ.
church, on the Winbourn Road, West of the Stour, and hut
miles from Liingham ; consisting of about 100 EWES, two and
four Tooths and upwards; also four valuable and pure Merino
Rams, two of which were bought at his Majesty's Sale, one bred
from Stock hough: of his Majesty, and •he other. by Mr. J. Bartlett
of deb: the .r Fleeces will he ghewn. Also two 2-toothed 3-quar-
ters-fired Ryeland Merino Rains, and 16 highly crossed Rau
Lamb:. A few six-soothed Southdown Wethers, and some six-
toothed Ryeland Merino Wethery, will he offered tor Side.
Catalogues will by delivered in due time, by Mr. Linden
Auctioneer, Southampton.—Throop, July 14, 1810.
London, England, 1810-07-23

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION.

This day was imbiished, price 2s. 6d. bounit, with a full Allow-
ance to Schools, embellished with an Engraving of the Royal
Exchange, Liindon.
1 'HE GRAMMAR of TRADE, MANUFAC-
-- I'UR ES, and COMMERCE, containing pit2ular Accounts
of all the different branches of Trade any Manitfacturts—Defini
bons of the various Persons employed in them—Descriptions of
the Origin and Uses of Commodities—a Vocabulary of Terms
used in the different branches of Commerce—Tables of Foreign
louies, WetiMts, and Measures, and Maxims of exiierianee for
young Tradesmen.
By THOMAS MORTIMER, Esq.
t.utior of Every Man his own litnker, 'the New Dictionary of

C:Gzimerce, &'. Ste.

This Grammar is compiled on the easy and practical plan of
the Grammars of Geography, History, Chemistry, and Philoso-
phy, and it is obvious that such a work ought to be put into the
lauds of every boy designed for l.rade. It is so subdivided as
ttsat it may easily be committed to memory, and there are annexed
*me hundred questions, calculated to render.the student expert in
every hrfnch of the 1 henry and Practice of Commerce.
Printed for Rice. KO Piti LAI es, London, and sold by all Book-
sellers in Great Britain, and Irelard.

Of whom may be bad, for a Course of Commercial Education,
1. JOYCE'S ARrrsiMtric of real Life and Business, price 25. 6d.
2, Mint it IsoN'st ELEMENTS of Book iteeping, by single and double
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5 The Boot of Tit ADIS, or Library of Useful Arts, with 5$
Pat es, 3 eds, price cut,.
S 4AYOIIOI SHOAT HAN Nprice is. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1810-07-23

'lO I'HE FACULTY.

APERSON, properly qualified, wishes to engage
himself with a Niedical 04:wit:man, in Town or Country,
in the capacity of an Assistant, where he would he treated with
respect. Salary not an osbj-ct References of the highest re-
spz:ctability as to character will be produced.
Address to A. B. No. 22, Norton-stem, Portlon:I-place.
London, England, 1810-07-23

Nd 74 L,SVTELLIGENCE.

•
e •'° !".11-d FALMOUTH, JULY 19.
Arrived the Dispatch packet from the Brazils, hi
60 days.-40th—Arrived the Windsor Castle packet,
with Mails from Jamaica, in six weeks ; brings no
news. Sailed his Majesty's ship SABRINA for Lisbon,
with eight sail of transports, with about 300 horses, to
join Lord Wv.movoN's army ; also the Walsinghzm
packet, RozzeTs, for Lisbon.
London, England, 1810-07-23

STOCKHOLM, JULY 12.

The inquiry into the cause of the sudden death of
the late Crown Prince, and into the truth or false-
hood of the reports which have been for some time
in circulation, is still continued, but nothing has as yet
transpired which in any manner whatever confirms
the suspicions that have been, and are still entertained
by a Inge part of the public against several distin-
guished characters in this country.

PETERSBURGH, JUNE 26.
4g On the 22d of this month, Te Deum was sung in
all our churches, on account of the capture of the for-
tress of Silistria. The keys of the gate of that im-
portant fortress were brought here on the 21st inst.
by a courier. When the PAcha, who commanded in
Silistria, was summoned, he returned for answer that
they should rather see the moon drop from the stars
than witness his surrender ; but on the 12th of June,
after a heavy bombardment, which lasted 3 hours,
and during which time 3000 bombs and red-hot balls
lself corn-
Ath inst.
Kamer.sky, put
the army
London, England, 1810-07-23

BRITISH ARMY IN PORTUGAL.

The following letter from our army in Portugal,
I-lough not of a later date than former advices, con. 1
t..lns some interesting information :
" Alvercke, July 4, three leagues in front of Celerieo.
"The French have an army before Badajos, which
is observed by Romana's people, and nine thousand
men (five thousand of whom are • English) under
General Hill. They have also a force in the neigh.
bourhood of PlaCencia. The chief inimical force is
under Massen.t, at Ciudad Rodrigo. Ney marched
Ir-In Salamanca against that place on the 28th of
May. To speak, or even venture an opinion as to
the numbers of the enemy, is what I dare not do :
the only means of information is public report, or ac-
counts of deserters, which vary every day. It is
pretty well ascertained, however, that before Badajos
there are eighteen thousand men. Their cavalry be-
fire Ciudad Rodrigo consists of one regiment cf hos-
s:.rs, five of dragoons, and two of chasseurr-a-chewl,
(rn.unted riflemen.) The English army is in five
r-tvistons numbered from one to foUr—the fifth is
London, England, 1810-07-23

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCI.

AUSTRIA, JUNE 26.

Among the novelties of the day, one .which must
ill the heart of every true patriot with the sincerest
joy, is, that her Majesty the Empress Louisa, of
Prance, finds herself in blessed circumstances of body (i. e.
is with child.) Important and flattering arc the hopes
with which this happy event must animate two noble
and powerful nations, Austria and France. There is
a report, among others, of a new splendour, which
our Imperial house will receive in the persons of two
Princes.
London, England, 1810-07-23

LLOYD'S LIST.

GIAMLND, JULY ea.—Arrived the Fanny, —, from Gua-
daft:lupe ; Mary Ann, Frith, from Martinique. Sailed the Coin-
mitt, Thomas, fur Newfoundland.

A. letter from New York states, that Sir J. B. WAR•
REM, in the SWIFTSURE, and four frigates, had arrived
at Halifax, from Bermuda. The Cleopatra had sent
into Halifax a French corvette of 32 guns, with a va-
luable cargo from the Isle of France, bound for Bour-
fleaux. On the 19th, the Hon, Mr. JACKSON and his
Lady arrived at New York from Boston.
London, England, 1810-07-23

PORTSMOUTH, JULY ft

Arrived his Majesty's ship DIADENft from the
Downs. Sailed the WOLVERENE gun-brig, with a
convoy of about 10 sail of transports for Cadiz, &c. ;
ANT schooner, for Guernsey and Jersey ; LtotrrraNG
sloop of war, for the Baltic. The Futuous gun-brig
takes convoy to the Downs.—Wind W.
London, England, 1810-07-23

DEAL, JULY 22.

Sailed the Lord Wellington and Cleaveland trans-
ports, for Guernsey. Came down from the River his
Majesty's ship DIADEM, and sailed for Portsmouth.
Arrived his Majesty's ship MARLBOROUGH from Flush-
ing, and sailed for Portsmouth.—Wind N.

HARWICH, JULY 21.

Yesterday evening arrived the Lord Duncan packet,
from. Gottcnburgh. Thursday last, off Bovenbergen,
passed the SoLBAY frigate, with 240 sail under convoy,
from the Baltic. Wednesday, the LYNX sloop of war
was to sail from Gottenburgh, with 140 sail of home-
ward bound under convoy.
London, England, 1810-07-23

YARMOUTH, JULY 2t.

Sailed the BADGER to Flushing, and the VIXEN on
a cruize. Arrived the QUEBEC frigate, of 32 guns,
Captain the Hon. G. PAULETT, from a cruize off the
Tezel, and the SNIPE gun-brig, Lieut. CHAMPION,
from the Baltic, with Captain NICHOLS, of the Royal
Marines, Governor of the Island of Anholt, and
family, who set off for London on their landing.—
PAssed this port under convoy, a large homeward-
bound fleet, from Gottenburgh, bound principally for
London. Arrived the PRINCESS OP WALES cutter,
with a prize.—Wind N.W.

WHITBY, JULY. 21.

Passed by this port to the Southward, several large
ships, brigs, &c. supposed parr of the Baltic fleet.

TRURO, JULY 20.

A large fleet passed Falmouth yesterday to the
west wa:d ; supposed to be the Pcrtugal and Me-
diterranean convoy from Portsmouth, under Sir
RICHARD KEATES, who goes out in the IMPLACABLE,
to take the command at Cadiz.
LEITH, JULY 19.

Monday, arrived his Majesty's gun-brig FANCY,
Lieut. SINCLAIR, with a convoy from Heligoland;
same day, the STRENUOUS gun•brig from a cruize.—
The Success, from Davis' Straits, with 13 fish, passed
up the Frith on Monday, for Bo'ness.

GREENOCK, JULY It.

The Camilla, ORR, from Barbadoes, arrived here
last night, a running ship, in 37 days. Arrived at
Fairly Roads, for orders, the Friends, HARRISON, from
Quebec ; sailed thence 16th ult. The Hero, Smarr,
for this port, sailed four days before. The schooner
Three Friends, (A.) DOWN E, arrived here on Monday
from Wiscasset, in 38 days—sailed in company with
the schooner Gardner, CLARK, for this port, which
put back nest day June 23, in lat. 44. 39. long. 52-
29. spoke the brig Friendship, lissumr, from Saint
Andrew's for Liverpool ; 6th inst. spoke the brig
Eliza, —, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, in lat.
51.38. long. 20. 52. ; Bth inst. spoke a ship, name
unknown ,0 LIVER master, from Liverpool for Boston,
in lat. .55. 23. long. 16. 37. ; 12th inst. spoke the brig
PATTERSON, from Liverpool for Boston, all well.
Arrived at Port-Glasgow, the Favourite, DUNCANSON,
from Pictou, after a passage of 30 days ; left loading
the Amity, PEACOCK, for this port, to sail about four
days after ; on the 10th inst. spoke the Orion, of and
from Maryport, for St. Andrew's, 100 miles west of
Torry, all well.
London, England, 1810-07-23

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. James Garbeit, is apviinted to the vicarage of
Herefordshire..
Rev. Christopher Jones, to the rectory of Yarkitiil, lit t eford-
shire. •
Rev. Bran% Edward Bridges, to tbe vicarage of l.euham, Kent,
vacant by the ,lece.ise of the I,:e.v. Maus icy Lloyd.
Rev. T. B Bull. n, M. A. to the rectory of licatiet, Cambridge-
shire.
Rev. James Dunn, B. D. to the vicarage of I:.chon Yana,
Norfolk, and the rectory at Pr..hton,
Rev. Robert Fountaine Elwin, B. A. to the consolidated rec-
tories of Wilby and Hargbant, Nortolk.
Rev. Peter Scrimshite Wood, to the vicarage of Middleton,
Norfolk.
key. William Cooke, M. A. to the rerretval curacy of Brock-
hampton, Olouces• ershire.
Rev. Mr. Bowen, to the vicarage of Kidwelly, Caeimarth• n-
shi re.
Rev. Thomas Seabrook, to the perpetual curacy of Denston,
Suffolk.
Rev. 1.. R. Brown,to the consolidated rectories of Kelsale and
Carlton' Suffolk.
Rev. William Howell, to the rectory of Felsham, Suffolk.
Saturday se'nnight Mr. Richards, of Queen's college, Oxford,
was chosen scholar of Jesus college.
I SEA-COAL METER6' 011110 E, LONDON, JULY 21.