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London, England, 1817-02-22

241,CY.LLAN NOUS.

Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW gave notice that, on Wednesday, the
24d April, he would move for leave to bring in a Brill to repeal
the Laws s &wive to Usury.
On the motion of Mr. GOULBURN, leave was given to bring
In a Bill to amend the 4311 of the King, relative to the comers
ape* of Packages and Passengers abroad.
Mr. COUR MAY, in pursuance of his notice, moved for
leave to bring in a Bill to amend the Grand Jury Laws in Ireland.
The House was, he said, aware of the extens ye tower with
which those Grand Juries were invested, of levying money upon
counttex, Etf various purposes; and they were also aware of the
abuses which sprung out of this system, from the manner of
keeping the accounts, and the mode in which the money collected
was often applied. The object of his LIUI would be to counteract
these abuses. He would content himself at present with merely
moving for leave to bring In the Bill.—Leave was ihrn given.
Mr. LUSHING I'ON presented a number of Papers containing
accounts of the imports and Exports of the kingdom, the Re-
venue and Excise of Scotland, and front the Conimissiouers of
Taxes--Ordered to be printed.
Mr. TIERNEY moved, " That a Committee should be ap-
pointed tosarels the Lori.ls' Journals, relative to any secret pa-
pers referred to their consideration by his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent.d—The Committee was appointed.
The Malt Duty Bill was read a 3d timeand passed —Adjourned

EsitNING
London, England, 1817-02-22

WASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
A; privately taughtfet No. 18, Sherrard-oreet, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accomplishment, or have not the modern style.
Mr. Al..aw's system at teaching is expresely studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
fur genteel society espeditioutly, privately, and in a superior style
of grace and elegance. rhoec who do not Want private teaching
may learn at a small expenee, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the public stashing evenings. Professors of dashing taught the
most elegant fancy dances and the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1817-02-22

SMALLEST LOTTERY EVER KNOWN,
ONLY s,Ooo 31CKErs,
TO BE ALL DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
Ist MARCH, ist7.
SCHEME.
1 of 4115,000 is XI 5,010
2,000 2,000
1,000 2,000
SOO 1,000
SOO I,COO
9(0 • 1,200
300 1,000
50 1,009
le 5,600

10
20
50

.•

.830,000
IC& beg leave to reeds=
mend to the attention of their Prima% and the Public the Scheme
of the present Lottery, of only 3,000 Tickets, which will all be
Drawn in One Day, and respectfuily solicit their favours at therr
fortunate Dices, Combat and Charing-Cross, where numerous
Capital Prizes have lately been aold in Shares.

3,00 C Tickets.
limimmb
London, England, 1817-08-25

DEAL, AT'Ont, r 24.

Arrived Tester t.... and sailed for Amsterdam the
le,rsos, YOUNG, from St. Thomas's. Sailed the
(z• r and Vertumnus lor the Rivr. Came down
iron. the River and sailed tile Suian ;or Charleston
Robert and Sarah, for Cadiz ; Shannon, and Nimble,
S!erra Leone. Caine down from the River t..•day
and sailed the Cossack. for the Cdpe of Good Hot:,
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Jupiter, WAL•
KKR, from Rouen.—Wind East.
London, England, 1817-08-25

STERLING MONEY LOTTERY.

T AND J. MEW Ria HT revest the atterTinn
U • of the Public to the Snail lor • err which is to be all Drawn
in One Day, the 10th of SEP I F.Alltßit, In which; a. there are
only SAO Numbers, and TUN t Prises of Zip& .e, the odd,
are less than were ever before known arsinst gaining ti «!.:meow
Sum of .s4npon qterling, by I..tocilasiisr two 'I icke.s One
umber.. 'nu. Scheme cootains Twenty Capitals, inclodtro the
Two Prises of 4s,ocn, which are to be annexed to the Prises
of £1t:,n00: there is also tile St •ilins Attraction of Tickets and
Rows bring once more .rid to the Public at moderre Prices.
J. and J. sIVEWit IGHT hope the Public will experience a
repetition of that good Fortune which has so uniformly distin
goished their Old-established Offices, No. 37, Conthill, 11, Hof-
born, 30, !lel market, and 141 Oxford-street.

!CFI4 It DSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. take
XV an early opportunity of gbh: g Oyer Friends the Pa titulars
of the New Lottery, the Sclwme of whichlus already met decided
approbation. There are only 2,910 Numbers Ticket of each
Number: this is so arranged to enable an Adventurer of obtain
.e40,00n by ptivhasing 2 of one Number. and very coubiderable
Orders hir Duplicates have Already been received. AU the Lot.
tery will be drawn on the 10th September.
Goont.tict, and Co. feel much pleasure in
eating that in the Contract just finished they sold and shared the
following Capital Pr.su, viz.
8,129 ,ClO,OOO I 111,174 £l,OOO
12,988 15,000 11,791 1,000

Tickets and Shares are on Sale at the Fortunate Offices of
it ten AIDSON, Gooosucc, and Co. Stock Broken, Coruhill and
Cliaring•Crou. .
London, England, 1817-08-25

(ARNtriN MUM.

This day was publiblud, p:ive 7s. Gd. in Polio,
a New Mdition, bei.:g t! a lath, of
WRAGG's improved FLUTE PRECEPTOR;
or, the An of Playing the German Flute. rendered Easy
M every Capacity, on Principles entirely new. The Contents are
a copious Set of Instructions, a 5..; of Progressive Lessons, 84
trigiosl Airs or ECaet, :5 orginal "Vet! ei, 33 favourite Scottish
cd other Airs, and a Set of Preludios in different Keys.
London: Printed to' and soli by the Author, No. 17, Little
Ki.ight 12; der .trrct, Doctors' Conitnons.—Every Look Is signed
"J. Venn,' in red ink, in the Title and Address.
London, England, 1817-08-25

METBOROLov.

The ilagsSargh Journal, of the Bth of Augnst, pub-
lishes the following observations, made at the Obser-
vatory of that city I

On the 7th of this month. at 42 minutes past eight
o'clock at night, Professor Smut,: observed, through
a serene sky, a I. urinous stripe o 4 a colour similar do
the Milky Way, in the direction of the head of Ser-
pentarius, in the Constellation Hercules, which pas,
sing under the Northern Crown, and then between
the tail of Ursa Major, and the head of Uisa
terminates at the star Alpha of Draco. It length is
about 71 degrees, and its bre .dth, almost every whne
uniform, was apparently about two diameters of the
Moon. This phenomenon, which has much resem-
blance to the prolongation of the tail of the great
Comet which took place so rapidly on the 13th Sep.
tember, 1811, disappeared at 58 minutes after eight.
From that time until one o'clock in the morning, the
Professor observed that the nebulous, No. 8, of the
Constellation Bowfin. de Sc&inly• where the luminous
stripe commenced, appeared sin rounded whiten aureola
greater and more vivid and shining, than ordinary.
London, England, 1817-08-25

COPENHAGEN. AUGUST IS.

On the 6th of tins month the Jews celebrated, for
the second time, Divine Service in the Danish ha.
gunge. The puce of meeting was crowded to ex.
cess. The admiiable sermon of the Rev. Mr. Map_
beimer, on this occasion, gained him tie beans of

all the persons preent. The prayers, psalms, and
sermon, being in the language of the country, and
consequently intelligible to every body, is doubtless
an improvement which must be particularly advan-
tageons to the young, and therefore certain of obtain.
ing the approbation of every unprejudiced person.
London, England, 1817-08-25

FRAUD PREVENTED.
'llO counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose or the unwary a spurious composition In
read of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adopt a new Label, In which theiriaddre,s,
07, High Holborn,
Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press.
will enahle purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The
Real Japan BLACKING, sta.'s by DAY and MARTIN. 97,
High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bot•les at fld. Is. and
Is. tit each, and a copy of the [Abel left with all Venders.
DAY. Ars MARTIN, 97, High Ho•born.
London, England, 1817-08-25

DOVER, AUGUir 29.

Sailed this day the Chichester Facket, Captain
puiTEn, and Dart, Captain WILKINSON, for Calais,
with passengers ; and the Lord Duncan, Captain
PMC9II, wish a Mail and passengers, for Onctod.—
Att:ved this evening the Princes* Augusta, Captain
!harm and Dover, Captain Mallow. front CAW:,
with passengers.

Atuusr 'A —Arrived this morning the Princess
Charktte packet, Captain HALLANDI, Irons Ostend,
w.th A Mail and passengers; and the Lord Duncan
packet, Captain HAMILTON, from Calais. Sailed this
day the Favourite, Captain Pow au, for Calais, with
pas►engcrs.
MILFORD HAVEN, AUGIJSF •s
_ _ _

• _
Sailed yesterday his Majesty's shipi4LErranitßa-
Boa, with the new frigates Tricris and AttavtAus4,
jury rigged, under charge, bound to Pligniosith; the
Peregrine, PROPERT, from Liverpool; Telemachus,
Torsions, from Dublin; Elizabeth, DAvaz, from
Chester--all for Lydon ; Benjamin, 'llium AS, from
Cardiff, for Nants ; Swisßow, Jos:cs, from Bristol for
VewtoundlAnd ; Elizsbeth, Et.r.ri, from London for
Waterford ; Margaretta, Po•nciaz, from Liverpool
for Bremen ; Amphitrite, 8:10ItT, from Bristol for
Malaga; London packet, CuNNlNotwt, from Liver-
pool for Rotterdam ; Hannah, Squth Sca whaler,
Gammen, from hence for the Brazil I:lank Fisnery.
A uncsv 23.—The Prince of Brazils, of London,
(win Baltimore. out 'Li days, to Liverpool, was spoken
with off this port yesterday.
London, England, 1817-08-25

I4W MrELLlanrcz.

COURT OF CHANCERY, AU UST 23.
The LORD CHANCCLLOP, on coaling int-) Court,
gave judgment in seven imnkrupt cases, wh.,h were,
however, of no public interest.

EX /ARTS MARLEY.
Our Readers will recollect, that this atter origi-
nally came before the Court on a ,n tion to commit
Mr. Charles Baseley for a contemp, in mar, ying a
ward of Chancery, in consequence of which he was
cOrinatitted to the Fleet Prison, where he has been for
a long.
Mr. BILL moved that his Lordship would allow a
mogon to stand on his paper for Monday, which.
dionld have for its object to confirm the Master's re-
port, who had now made a settlement satisfactory to
all panics.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that as this was a
motion that pressed, he would allow it so to•stand.
It pressed very much, as it was most material that a
settlement of Mrs. Bas-key's property (411,000 a-
year) should be effected, proper in itself, and satis-
factory to all the parties Ia the mean time, he would
look over the Master's report with attention.
London, England, 1817-02-14

MISSIONS AND CONSULSHIPS.

Mr. LAMBTON gave notice ofhis intention to
submit a motion on Tuesday the 25th instant, re-
specting the appointment to foreign Missions. He
at present begged to move that there be laid before
the House a return of all Missions and Consulships
under his Majesty to foreign Ports, up to the latest
period, with the Salaries and Allowances : the na-
ture and number of other Offices held by persons
filling them, with the periods of leaves,of absence, if
any granted ; and whether the persons have at the
same time received their allowances.-. Ordered ; and
likewise a Return of such Missions and Consulships
in the years 1792, 1799,• and 1814.

;NAVAL WAIL SALAMIS!.
Lord MILTON moved, that there be laid before
the House a Return of all the OEScis connected with
the Navy and Dock-Yards, whose Salaries vary in
Peace and War, distinguishing those that received the
War Salary during the late attack-cm Algiers.
London, England, 1817-02-14

7R) ARmr.

Trbnsports are assembled at Cork for ttie iirco,l
of conveying tim Olds regiment of foot to S .„‘
Wales, to relieve the 46th. Several c mvict, pro
ceed from Ireland at the same time, and the wh, „
are expected to sail imint.diately.

REDUCTION OF THE CAVALRY DEPOT EET.ILLI•H,
MEN

On the 28th ult. a Horse Guards Or&1r was to
' ceived at the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone, Ifir•
considerable reduction of the Establislimi.e.t,
place on the 25th of March next. At piesu r, th
Staff consists of 1 Commandant, I M.ijor, t s•;,
Captain, I Adjutant, 1 Paymaster, 1 Qiiart:r
ter, 1 Riding-Master, 1 Surgeon, I Assist,,,!--,
geon, I Veterinary Surgeon, 1 Armourer Serj
I Schoolmaster Seijeant, 6 Serjesnts, 1 Tin
Major, 2 Farriers, and 120 horses. The rid-c 0
about to take place will strike off the Maj. 4-, tin 5,
Captain, the Adjutant, the A ssistan -Surge, n,
Staff Serjeantl, I Farrier, and 10 horses. Bu
the Depot is maintained principally for 11 e
pose of receiving and disciplining the recruits •
regiments in the East Indies, the Staff
be appointed to Use 17th Dragoons, and Vie
tent to the '2lst Dragoons ; both of 'Lose offiecr,
remain at the Deptit, but will only receive the p v
their respective commissions. We underst.tott 11,4:
the new arrangement will effect a saving of rE;,,;O„,
per annum.
London, England, 1817-02-14

CO VIPAc r ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE,
CRAVENS ['PEET S ''RAND
• In excellent Order, with Immediate Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Coral'', on Ty us
nay wax?, the 40th February, IR f 7, at Twelve o'Cinck.
, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
A.A. comprising a compact eligible •Dwelling-house, situate
No.lo, on the West Side of Craven-street, Strami ; recently re.
Paired, modernised, and fitted-up at a considerable expense; and
fit for immediate reception. Comaining, on the Upper .Floor,
Three Sleeping-roods and Housemaid's-closet ; Second Floor.
Two airy Bed chambers, a Dressing-room, Closets, &c. Fir,t
Floor, a handsome Drawing-room hi iron!, windows to the fl:inr,
folding-doors opening to a back Drawing-room correspondently
&ted-rap, and a third Room; Ground Floor, Entratice-hall,
Diningifoom, Library, Inner-room, and Strong room, and Water-
closet and Yard; Basement, Kitchen, water laid Back -kitchen,
Scullery, Area, with Vault, &c.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the
Premises; at Girraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwielt-street,
Gables-Awe ; of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1817-02-14

SOUTH AMERICA.

Wlsen we first announced the intended hostilities
of the Court of Brazils against the Independents, we
states( that probably we should soon hear of the seat
of war being transferred into the Brazilian territory.
This anticipation,• as our Readers will see by the
subjoined letter, has been *edited

NIMACT 01 A LETTER JPRON BUENOS, AYRES) DATED
NOVEMBER 2, 1816.

et General San Martin, who commands the army at the foot
of the Cordilleras, will positively attempt the co squat of Chill
this summer; he will commence his march on the Ist of January,
and will be on the frontiers of Chili on the Stis. The Portuguese
who hale invaded the territory of Monte-Video have met with
more opposition than they dreamt of. General Anises, the
Chief of the Moote•Videans (which is a separate State from
Buenos Ayres), finding the Portuguese had declared war, and
commenced hostilities by taking fort Santa Teresa, assembled
bin troops, all cavalry, has entered the Portuguese Province of
kio Grande, at the bead of 14,000 men, and thus. transfers the
seat of war into their own territories. He has Publithed a pre.
clunation, giving liberty to the Slaves, and declaring the natural
botusdary of the territory of Monte Video to be Mn Grande and',
the River Plate. The Pomrytuese have engaged In a war of which
they at present but little foresee the consequences; the sews
may be to spread the Same of Revolution throughout the Braaib.
46 A conspiracy has been just discovered them and I am sorry
to say an English sterehent (Mr. D.) is la custody, and a guard
of soldiers in, his houses he is accused of endeavouring to assist
a Spank/if:jar co escape, who was going Eraboary to the Brasil
Court from the Spanish fatties here. Perhaps Mr. D. might
not know the object of the old Ma: voyage, or I should think
it itripossMht be shield be guilty of iseernsedtUing In the disputes
of Old Spain and dor kb colonies."
The following letter, dated Madrid, 16th January,
from a Spanish Gentleman, will evince the senti
ments of King FenDINAND'a Ministers respecting the
aspect and issue of the present insurrections in South
America :

Three regiments of Infantry, completely equipped, with a
few companies of artillery, have received orders to embark im-
medieselg at Cadiz for Hmnnab, and some other of our pouts-
sins is America. With regamk to the grand expedition destined
'plait Mexico, It cam* sad before the month of Much.—Ac.
cording is commercial letters received from the capital of Mexico,
sod dated is Joao, it appears certain that the insurrection, far
gym holag allayed, deny aka more alarming progress. 'file
amessof Raid troops le sat auflident to suppress the audacity
of the kidepeDdirats, now beaded. by a gem number of Office"
of mhos nations, accustomed to warlike operations. The Go-
varmint here enierlablis greet apprehensions with mard to the
MO et the roma MAO& •
London, England, 1817-02-14

PARIS PAPERS.

We have received this morning the Paris Papers
of Monday and Tuesday last.
The discussion of the Budget was resumed in the
Chamber of Deputies on Monday, and ended in an-
other adjournment. The most prominent speaker
on this occas'on was the celebrated Banker, M. LA-
FITTS, to whose views on the subject all parties have
been looking forward with so anxions.an interest.—
The deficit in the Revenue M. LAFITTI endeavoured
to shew might be greatly reduced—so much so, that
instead of a credit of SO millions of rents, a credit of.

•
20 might suffice to cover it—that is, that instead of
borrowing 314 minions, or 11113.033 MS sterling, a
Loan of one-third less, or only £8,722,222, would be
sufficient. " Considering," however, " that the plans
of economy in which Ministers are occupied may not
be all realised -at once—and that some latitude of
means may enable them to complete negotiations in
which they are engaged with greater advantage ;" he,
was, nevertheless, Of opinion, that the whole SO mil-
lions which had been required should be voted, feel-
ing well assured that Ministers would not discredit
the confidence thus reposed in them. The system
of borrowing, as well as the means to which Mini-
sters have had recourse to support it, he defended
with great ability and animation. " An outcry is
raised," he said, el against the alienation of woods
which formerly belonged to the Clergy."—" What !
Is it not enough to have authorised the Clergy of the
present day to enrich themselves by acquisition, by,
donation ? Is it necessary that they must have five
millions molt, that properties must be assigned to
them which have belonged to other bodies no
longer in existence f Is it necessary, in spite of laws
the most sacred, at the expense of public credit, to
heap new riches upon Priests, in order to give more
eclat to a Ministry I will not believe it. Luxury
and wealth are not necessary to preich virtue and,
evangelical charity with success."

Adverting to the question in another point of
view—recurring to the principle of the origiaal ap.
propriation of the forests to ecclesiastical put poses—
he demanded on whit ground any such hypotheca-
tion could be justified ?—is Are not the ecclesiastical
expenses inscribed in the same book a% the civil list
and the public debt f Can the priests have a right to
a greater security than what is allowed to the na-
tional creditor—to the Crown itself r•
The Acilesonseness of such language as this, is
really refreshing. It chews that, in spite of all the
attempts of certain Royal Devotees and their ghostly
Couasellors to restore the reign of Priestcraft in
franc., a degree of liberal opinion prevails, which
will not submit to be again overridden by its arrogant
pretensions. M. LAPITTI concluded by declaring
his conviction that should the necessary credit be
voted, the Loan would easily be obtained, and that
for his own part he was ready to subscribe to it to
the full extent of his means.

The KING continua to improve in health, and to
transact business u
London, England, 1817-08-22

DU I'CH AND FLANDERS MAILS

Arrived this m The following are the only
Articles ilia possess the slighter interest :

BRUS:3EL% AUC;USr 16.

Some Journals !hiving sposzen with inaccuracy of
the complaint brought by his Grace the Duke of
Wellington against the Printer and Editor of the
Jessowl rf Ilia Rears, we give the following details
as certain :—The article in which the Duke of Wel-
lington thinks himself insulted is in the P.iper of the
14th July.-4, Mr. Debru, Intendant of Martinique,
having exceeded his powers in causing a great many
French 011icers to be loaded with irons and sent to I,
France, under the pretext of Bonapartism, the Mi-
nistry in its policy had thought fit to reprove him,
and the Quctiefintrw had announced the nomination of
Mr. Esmangard. An order emanating from the
Ministry of the Police has enjoined chat this news is
not to be repeated. It is affirmed that Mr. I)ebru
administering the colony very well in favour of a
foreign Government, Lord Wellington has desired
to see him retain it. No more is wanting to per,)e-
tuAte him in his hononrable functions."
This cause will be tried on the 30th of this month
before the Tribunal of Ghent. Mr. Counsellor Beyens
is charged with the defence of the accused, the Doke
of Wellington being plaintiff (Ainst pot; parii!
civil:.) The Counsellors Tarte, Senior, P:otesscr at
the School of Jurisprudence, and Jouhard, are to
plead his Grace's cause.
London, England, 1817-08-22

PARIS, AUGUST Is.

The Duke of Wellington had this d.ty a private
audience of the King.
The Count de Ruppin (King of Prussia) paid a
ir,sit, at five o'clock, to the ilLniajnct
Jardin Beasfion, and Afterwards went to see the re re.
sensation of lirdinaNd Cortez.

M.trJs.,l the Duke of Reggio returned here yeater-
dsy at four o'clock, and has this day restarted hi,.
functions as Major-General of the !top' Guard.

ALTONA, AUGUST 9.

The Kiog and Queen of Denmark have left their
capital on a visit to thrir Germ in Provinces. They
crossed the Great Belt in eight bums ; passed the
night cf the (.).J and 5.1 at Nyborg ; made a shcrt
stay at OdensC; and went thence, by Middatahrt.
to Aprurad. To•day they are expected at Lostisen-
-I.x.d, whence they weal go on the II di to Kid, and
on the Mb to OlJesloe.
.STUT MAIM, AUGUST

The meetings of uur Privy Council are wry fre-
quent, but nothing his trantpired of their proceedings.
The liberty of the press being established amongst
us, pamphlets and iroeirrn on the situation of the
country, daily make their appe‘trance. Souse of which,
dev:lop;ng Vie advantages cl the new Constitutional
are very ephese. 111(01) Wagenhelm, w!io
IRAs hce,, so unjustly calumniated Ly his adversaries,
continues to enjoy the fte.l ci:rfizlence of the King.
French Funds, 18th August, 68 fr., 35 c.
London, England, 1817-08-22

character by attending to th, Christi .n precepts.— I
Do to others as -y4l, quou.ki Aar others ikculd Jo h. pi!
Love thy ne4hkur a: )41:1.1:
It Mr. Owsor only /firms that in his new vallges
there shOold be no fsvouritifm on account of the rya.
fission of particular creeds ; that all the inhabitants
should crjoy perfect libt:rty ct conscivn-v—few in
this enlightened age will object tit th;s enjoyment of
a rigl:t already common to the community { but
if he means that the people fshoul6 be t 'tight to d:s•
regard the high authority rf the ScriNcres, we are
sure, with all the vice and immoralit} o:at exist, that
still so much Christianity priNails as to ptcrctit :!4c
establishment of such a system.

We cannot believe, lic,tevvr, t!!at Mr. Owrx I:ns
any such intention ; for the very request that .► Coo►
mitten should be appointed to examine his plans ti:►d
arrange the details gives evidence of the c••n!ra:g.
With the Committee it would !►e to s.lttle every tl.ing
respecting instructioa. and a Committ,c crimposed of
such materials as he has prop:Jsed would certainly
give every attention to this important point.

FRENCH PAPERS.
The Paris Papers of Tuesday .arrived this xntrning.
'nit hollowing are ustrncts:
London, England, 1817-11-07

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CI (Y AUCIION MART, 68, CHEAPSIDE. •
THE immense STOCK and variety of Miseella-
niou:‘ rffec:s (the Property of distressed Manufacturers,
Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by the heavy pms•
sure of the Times to-force au immediate market), consisting of
every description of LIN2N and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY,
HOSIERY. rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES-
SERT SERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINET-
WARE, CUTLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED GOODS,
&c. &c. wlsicb are daily
ON BALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. MOAT,
At the Ci'y Auction Mart, $B, Cheapside, continues In increaslng
attraction to draw a crowded audience. whose confidence is the
respectability of the Establishment is highly Battering to the Pro.
prietor and insures his cow immure of going a full goaraotee of
the perfection of all the Property that passes through his handl.
Ede every Day, at Twelve, and again la the Eveninz, at tiev,•::
o'Clock. .

IRISH LINENS,
WITH THE NEW IMPROVEMENTS IN FLAX.
THE Public are respectfully informed the New
Irish Linens, with the present improvements in the prepa-
radon of Flu, distinguished by its own seal, may be obtained at
MILLARD'S, CHEAPSIDE, ezchnively, where they are soli
in quantity, and In Pieces of 25 to 26 yards each, at the Factory
price, bftimWg at Eighteen pence per yard advancing 2d. pi r
yard, each it regularly,up to the finest quality, with Sheet-
logs of the same fabric end aN) in 5-Iths and it 6-4tlst wide, be-
ginning at 2s. 6d. per yard, advancing 341. each number. Their
tent* durability, and superior bleach, which never injures the
khreleivreedien thesis of.thofiret economy, and to mark the at•
tendon of every family purchasing Linens.

PINE-APPLED RUM, AND RUM AND BRANDY.
SHRUBS, BO TILED. with THE APPLE in the BOTTLE.
IHESE troly-Sne LIQUORS may be had.at the
folios ing Places, which are the only Houle+ In Lotanots
who sell the Sue Qualities here offered:
Commercial Hall Wine Company, No.lo, Skinner•street.
Cenunercial Hall Wine Company, NO, Oxford-sticet.
Mr. Buchanan, N 0.46, Rathbone Place.
Mr. Floch, No, is. 'Aran Road.
Mean. Thorpe and Co. s, •3, Haymarket.
Pineal pled bottled RUM, alai, per gallon.
Ditto ditto RUM SHRUB, 25,. per gallon.
Ditto ditto BRANDY SHRUB, Stii. per gallon.
Iknallest quantity sold is Ten Bottles, containing Two
Gallons.
London, England, 1817-02-13

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MARSH LAND, NEW
ROM NEY.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AUCTION,
By HOC.IGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, To.mnalow, February 14, at'lwelve, in Eight
Lots, unless an acceptable offer is made in the mean time by
Private Contract, by Order of Mr. LOFTIZ EATON, and the
Trustees of Mr. WILLIAM LOFTIZ, deceased,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLI) ESTATE, con-
sisting of sundry Pieces of capital sound Feeding Land,
lying contiguous to the Town of Romney,and containing wgether
about SEVEN IY-EIGHT ACRES of the best Land in Romney
Mushihick Is well known to be the matt superior Land is the
KinAdoot Tar the purposes of grazing. Also a capital Meadow
and Asst of Ground, suitable for Building.
• May be viewed on application to Mr. Walker, of Romney; of
whoin Particulars may be had ten days prior to the Sale ; at the
New Inn, New Romney Town ; the Swan, Hytbe; Saracen's-
Head, Ashford; George, eye • Nell, Maidstone ; of Robert
Withy, Esq. litschlogbanLotree, strand; at the Mart; and •
of Hoggart and Phillips, 42, Old Broad4tceet, Royal Esehange,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1817-02-13

Wit; LING PAPERS slut, LOWER.

WII4LIAM CRESWICK, P.aver.MAker, N 0.5,
John-street; Oxford.rreet, London, respeetftilly intorms
the that be is now selling the vet.« best Saperfine Bath Post
Thin 13s. Od. per Ream. Thick 14s. 641. per Ream.
thin, Retree 10s. 6d. 1)o. Thick, Retree 115.54. do.
Account Soaks, ruled or plain, at redaced prices.
The words PAPER MAKER on each front of his Woe.
London, England, 1817-02-13

OFFICE OF OR..' ACE, Febritart, S., IM7.
Tll
HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA-
J.r.STrs ORDNANCE,. de herd" give Notlay
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall:Mall,
on
,or before MONDAY, the 24th instant, from suet Persons
as may be willing to undertake rise • Supply of TOOLS of va-
rious Descriptions for Service of this Department, fur a reriutl
at Three Year*, tier:min:lWe after the expiration of the fir.;
Year, upon notice of three months, at the option of either tarty.
Pattern* of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Ofnce hi the 'Power; and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office lu Pall-Mall afore•
said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where
the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Pro-
posals for Tools, Ste.;" but no• Proposal can be Admitted after
the said 24.11 instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
day, neither will any 'render be noticed, auks. the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. .
By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-02-13

7'11.0 PRINCE Iik.U.E.N7"S CUl:ll7'.

Yesterday the PRINCE RkGENT held a Court at
Carlton House, for the purpose of receiving the Ad.
dress of the UNIYERSiTY of Ox,ruto, upon the escape
of his ROYAL HIOHNINS from the attack of the mob on
the 28th uh. &c. The Duke of YORK and the Grand
Duke NICHOLAS, who are Members of that Univer-
sity. went early. dressed in their University Robes:
the latter was received with. the same distinguished
military honours as the British Royal Family. The
body of the University arrived. at Carlton House,
about halipan two o'clock, !Inqgtand processiori,,
from Willis's Rcoms, in iffifiß•otreet. St. James's,'
preceded by two Esquires 'atd.tfro'Yoomes
fillowed by— •
•
• • . • 1
The Right Hon. Lord Grenville, 0 . 411bncellor of the Mil-,
versity ;the Delegates—Dr. I.ee, D.D. President of Trinity Col.
Iry ; the ViceChancelior ; Dr. LantiOn.D.D. Pnsvlist of Wor-
cester College; Dr. bubo Cole, D.D. Elector of Exeter College;
Dr. F. Hod: on, D.D. Principal of Brasenose College ; Pro-Vice-
Chancellors—Dr. Hall, Dean of Christ Church, Dr. Latham, Sir
C. rcgge, Dn'Philiisnore, Dr. Berens, Mr. Goodenough. and
Mr. Wrotteslei; .Proctors—Mr. ,enkyne, Ballo% College. NtA
Mn Rodney, All Soils' College, M.A.; Mr. Napier, All floula'l
College, M.A.;, Mr. Short, of Christ Chnith Wiese, M A.:
besides. Dr. CCplestone, the Provost of Oriel- Oollege ; the Right
Honoorable.eharim Abbot and tbeliUght Honourable Sir Win.
Scott. the Moabite for the University; Viscount Balkan. the
Earl of Yarmouth, Mr. William Wynn, Mr. Randle Jackson,
Mr. Canning, AdOgoyis, Mr. M.A. Taylor, Mr. Pant Jod.
drop, Rev. Dr. Perkiss, all young Noblemen in their Univer-
aity Robes, Sielbmnp Tyrrwhitr, Mr. Round. the Rev. Dr.
Douglas, the Dean of Westminster, Dr. Goddard, Dr. stepheus,
the Archbishop of York, the Bishops of London, Peterborough,
Chafer. Catri k, tint Oxford, the Cbancellot of the Exchequer,
the-pees sic. folicl44s &naturalists to about one
hundred and seventy.

They were conducted into a suite of rooms on the
west side of Carlton Houie. In a short time alter.
wards, his ROYAL HIGHNESS being seated on his
throne, surrounded by his Cabinet Ministers, the Am.
bassador from the Court of the. Netherlands, the Great
Officers of State and the Houttliold, the Members of
the University were introduced. into the Royal Pre-
tence by the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting and the
Loan CHAMBERLAIN, when the Address was read by
Lord GRENVILLE/ in a very audible voice, and a gra-
cious Answer returned by the REGENT. The Dale.
sates had the honour to kiss the AtHISCE REGENT%
band, and were most graciously !waived:.
The PRINS= Ramer afterward? le,htis Privy Cnun.
cil, at which the ceremony of pr. the the Sheriffs'
for the ensuing yeas was proceede upon.
The Paisca Remcwr gave audiencertu the Am-
bits:o°r from the Netherlands, the Earl of HARROW.
nv, and the Earl of LIVERPOOL.
London, England, 1817-06-23

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GI7E7TR.

[This Cazette contains a Proclamation of Pardon to all De-
serters from the Land Service, who shall surrender themselves
on or beim, the 18th of August.]
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions in the Western Regiment of OxfordshireYeomanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.
Ri3itt Honourable Francis Lard Cburcbdl, Baron Churchill, to
be Major Commandant.
Right Hen. George Marquees of Blandlord, Benjamin Hollo-
way, Esq. and James Horton Langeton, Esq. to be Captains.
Adje ant Charles Aiken Henderson to be ditto, by Brevet.
Charles Shard, Henry Francis Mayor, Thomas Robinson, awl
Edward Holloway, Gents. to be Lleu•eoants.
Commission in the 10 Troop of Huntiosdonshire Volunteer
Cavalry.
Lord Strathaven to be Captain, trice Lune, Hatfield, resigned.
London, England, 1817-06-23

CORN EXCHANG, MARTZ-LANE, JUNE et.

Our market was well supplied with all kinds
Grain this morning ; but the fineness of the weather
caused a general stagnation among the buyers .
Wheat was offered 10s. per quarter lower than dos
day wed-, and. even at a greater reduction, could
not tempt the millers to purchase; consequently
nearly the whole of this day's supply remains on
,liard. Barley, Peas, Beans, and Oats, are consi-
derably cheaper, and exceedingly dull of sale.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE 13.
beet Ss 6d to 4s 6 Veal 4• Od to Ss OS
Mutton Se 61 to 4i 6d 11..rk es 04 to 51 Od
Lamb Se. Od. to rte. Od.

Sears 1670--Stosep and Lambs i 4,650 —Calves 2SO—Pgs M.
HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.

HPy r 9 u to £6. ft—Claret' £6. (s to 61 66.
£1 Lc.,
London, England, 1817-06-23

Tkis day was.published, price ss.

AVISITATION SERMON, Preached July 1,
1615, at ST. MAIRTIN'S. STAMORD, before the Lord
Bishop of Pt:maim:wood, and the Clergy of Rutland and part
of Northampton. In which are conslth red some a the stunt im-
portant qualifications fir the Ministry; and in which is especially
evinced the necessity of Learning to a Theologian. by an raami•
nation of the chief requni.es tor forming a skidul Interpreter c f
the Sacred Writings. Illustrated with !Inter.
fly S. T. BLOOMFIELD. M. A. ,
Vicar of Ilisbrooke, is Rutland.

Printed for F. C. and I. Rivingtt;n, St. PauCs Church-yard
cold also by J. Hatchatd,

The Drawing begins tfw 9th of JULY, when the Firit-drawn
Prize will receive 'I'EN THOUFAND POUNDS more, and
every Tkket will become a small Prize of not less than £lO
value, with the privilege of receiving some New Gold Sovereigns,
and being the only chance of obtaining that superb New Coin.

SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES, some as
soot/ as new, the property of a Person gone abroad; Two
Square Pianoforte., at sixteen guineas each, by Proadwood and
Sou and Clemertti ; Une ditto, twenty-four guineas; One ditto,
twenty-eight guineas, with three Drawer.; a capital Cabinet
Pianoforte, equal to tit w, Silk Front, two PeJa/s, &c. complete,
(,hop price Azty guineas) for thirty eght guineas; also, a (trand
Horizontal Pianoforte, by Swint, at tblity-five guineas;
!nut uments can all be warranted, and may be seen at Mr. %Vat-
le.4, 5, Leicester Place, from fen to Four o'Ck.ek.
London, England, 1817-04-11

LITTLEFORT RIOTERS.

-he design of the Littlepott Rioters to destroy
tl.c coon of Ely has been manifested by a discovery,.
rue witkin these few days, of a quantity of con-
m iterials, which were found in the wais-
t, CA,tit4T, a respectable grocer of that
',lice., i, e: .y laid immediately under the floor where
b.: kept his casks of gunpowder : among these corn.
oust:hies, was a piece of charcoal, the fire of which
anr:mretl to hare been providentially extinguished
the watt of air.—Cambridge Chroxitk.

:.!R•'
London, England, 1817-04-11

INSURGENT PRIVATEERS.

The brig Dolphin, Joins Penntneo, master, latcly
arrived in London, from Jamaica, was brought to
off Cape. Oriental, Cuba, on the 18th February, when
in company with the brig Matilda, of Greence:,
Conflux, master, for Liverpool, by a schooner under
the Royal Spanish colours : an Officer, and part cf
the crew of which, boarded the Dolphin, and plur-
dered her of all her stores. The Officer was particu-
larly solicitous for Rum, and unbattened the hatches
to search, but not finaing any, he insisted upon having
a tierce of Coffee, which Captain PRONTING refined
to deliver to him ; and he had much difficulty in
deterring him from plundering the cargo. They
also overhauled the Matilda, and plundered her ir. a
similar manner: after which they made sail for the
shore of Cuba, under which they stated they anchored
every night. She was a long low schooner, recently
coppered, armed with a long brass 18-pounder.
mounted on a swivel just abaft the foremast, and
manned •with about sixty race, chiefly English and
Spaniards. The Officer who boarded the
represented himself to have been master of a Droicr,
at Kingston, for about three years, and stated the
name of the schooner to be the Congress. The schooner
taiiesognised by many of the Dolphin's crew, who
had sean.her about a month before at Kingston.—
On the 20th of February, when off Saddle Hill, ;a
the '.lsland of Cuba, the Dolphin was repeatedly
fired at, and compelled to bring to, by anotlacr
schooner of about 18 guns and 180 men, appareall,
Atnericans,. who, after detaining him about an how,
suffered him to proceed without boarding him.—l-1,1
colours *ere blue, white, and lilac, horizontally.
London, England, 1817-04-11

SOUTH AMERICA.

A letter from Paris, received yesterday morning,
contains some intelligence received in France f. m
South America, of rather an interesting description;
but the writer has omitted to give its date. st„ic,
as Follows :

Accounts from Chili state that G nerdi CAhtei%
bad been chosen President of the new Reivo:'.c
CARIaA was a great admirer of the America-1...—.
Among the successful adventurers w.. 1):):r
Ross, who resided many yeors in Baltim,..,
who, in an action at Yerkas Buenos, received Ire
wounds, and had his clothes, hat, &c. perforateo T
twenty-nine balls, and for his bravery was in.•y;, y
appointed a Captain.

es The occurrences in Chili deserve a faithful I.:.
corder. Three brothers, sirnamed CAMERA,
frank. martial, and enterprising bpirit, whip w•re c.lu.
cited in Spain. though natives of Chili, 'qsvc hcen
very instrumental in achieving its indepeml. ucc. One
of them in particular, we learn, has pas,e,i through
vicissitudes of fortune, in the military evcntc of his
country, that have a greater resemblance to romance
thsfft td fact. By the aid of SW) men from Buenos
Ayres, ..General imam MICHAEL DE CARtRA fioally
'exlsilled-the Royalists and Spanish soldiers from me
of the finest regions of the New World.
" In the early stage of operations, the Royalists,
like the first Spaniards who enslaved the South,
availed themselves of superstition, denounced the In.
dependents u enemies to GOD and the Km, and
marched against them with an additional cross on
their banners. To counteract the influence of tl..a
stratagem, CARERA assumed the motto of VIRTU,
UllOlOll, AVO

" Spanish wiles, on arriving at Lagoira, were
put in requisition. to transport troops to Margarett,,
whilst Caraccas itself was threatened by the Patriot,,
who were carrying on a predatory warfare in tlut
province."

From smut Spanish correspondence, intercepted,
and published by the Republican Party, given in ano.
diii column; it will be seen, that the Spanish Am-
bassador to the United States feels himself greatly
embarrassed by the aids afforded by private
duals to the cause of the Southern Revolutionists—
and still more by ea akohas west of fruit. It the
Royal Government cannot find even the funds neces-
' sary for the support of its accredited agents, where is
it to find the means for subjugating a whole country
determined to be free

Would any Goverament whatever, under such
hopeless circumstances, embark either as mediators
or allies to endeavour again to bring the South-Ame-
rican Colonies under the yoke of Old Spain ? Why
then should fears be entertained that our Ministers
may be induced to lend •their aid to such a project?
Why suspect them of leaning to a line of policy which
would subject any other Government to charges of
=data and insanity ?
•••••••=o=l.
• •
London, England, 1817-04-11

This day was publishes!, price I. W.

AN INQUIRY ions several QUESTIONS of
POl.l 11CA L ECONOMY, applicable to the present State
of Great Brit. in ; with a Defence of the lacunae 'lax, and sug-
gesting the Abelitroa of the Land Tax.
London : Sold by Black, Parbury, and Allen, Leadenhall-
strePt ; and by Mary Stoe.kdaltr. le°, Piccadilly.

1 hie day %vat published,
Price le. or 10a. ed. a dozen for distribuiaa.

VI'LLAGE COUNSEL to the POOR.—Eddied
by the Author of Family Sermon►.
bold by F. C. and J. Rovington, St. Paul's Church yard.
Of whom may he had, by the same Editor
Sermons on Moral and Religious Subjects; adapted for the use
of Emitlies. in one eel. aro. price ios. M. boards.

TITHES.
This day was published, price 3s.
THE Sscred and Indefeasible RIGHTS of the
CLERGY. examined, recognised and vindicated; the
Or gin, Moral Obligation. and Policy of the LAW of TITHES,
as far as regard. this Country. inquired Into: with a Safe,
!simple, sod Effectual Plan for rylieving the People from the oh-
noxious Burthens imposed upon them by tie Church, reithopt
rerious injury or ieronvenienee .o any indiv-doal.
By a GEN ILEMAN, sometimes an Inmate of the Inner
Temple. Addressed to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount
M.P. for Yorkshire.

Print( d no Gale and Fenner, l'ai

WARDEN'S I.E 1-IERS-sIX EDIIION.

Thi. day wa. publi.hed, too. boards, price 10s. GI
LETTERS writtEn nit hoard Lis teiejesty's Ship
tl.e NOR I:HUNIIII..R LAND and at 'ST. HELENA, in
which the Cnildrct and Cenverratim. of NAPt)LEON kONA-
PA It I L and his Suce. during the voyage and the first months of
their residence in that !slava. are described and related.
13) W. W. ‘s I.ILN,
• " Surg.'hn on hozrl tb. bityrihumberland
This Edition ctmtains an Art cle iu ansiver to the Remarks of
the Quarterly Rceiew. •
Published for the Author, by R. Ackermann, 101. Strand,
London.
London, England, 1817-04-11

limbs, and eons* the Law Authorities of Le I'd

but scarcely had be paned his.threshnld, wr
scouts announced the approach of annt., r P,lrr
'skates. Like a good lawyer and a prudc!
he demanded a parley, and sent off, .t• 1,
already mentioned, a trusty messenger tl,e

vemor. 'Those, however, iho were eotrust,rl
the execution of the warrant, were, it seem., ;0„
bent upon a trial of strength with the inli thitAn,.
the plantation, or 'sighed for the glory
o.
; and having made an attack, the%

put to an ignominious flight, leaving behind tl e.,
certain trophies already alluded tn. It on' then
the Governor dissolved the House of Assembly.
ghislasiness is now under the considerati,in.t
ClDiysiat Department, and will soon be subrWtted to
Parliament in some shape or other.
London, England, 1817-04-16

SWALLOW-Sflt E E t.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coillre-house 'Change-alley, Cornhill, TO-MOIL.
stow, April 17, at Twelve o'Cloclt, In Lots,
. By Order of the Bunton of loan °Repeat, Esq. &seemed,
A SU
B
S
TANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL.'
ING.HOUSE, throb stories high, two rooms on a Moor 1
with 'Yard, Stc. situate No. i an th st e East side of Duke-reet:l
St. James's, in the possession of Mr. Sean. A specious, roiny,,
and substantial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE, Leasehold coder
the Crown, with the open Yard and Buildinge behind No. 13
and 14 on the same side of the street, In the orcupadon of Mr.
Blagden and Mr. Hervey, and on Lyase to Mr. Benne°.
Three mama roomy Ida-bulk DWELLING-MUM,'
held under the Crown, sujrcantially built, with large opus Yards
and back Buildings, No. MI, 29, and 30, on the West side of Doke-
street, oa Lease to Mrs. Canton, Mr. Docility, and Mr. Lewis. '
Two LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, oleo held solder
the Crown, with Vetch, large Cellars, &c. situate on tSe West
side of swALLow-trrmr, Piccadilly, In the ecsupation
Mr Field and Mr. Hall.
Thew Houses are very valuable Property. The principal pill
of the Crown Leases have bees recently renewed, and are very
eligibly situate, producing a nett rental cif upwards of FIVE
HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS pet Annum, and a
very Improvable Property.
May bedewed by leave of the Tenants. Pa:dads:o of Mr.
Clarks, &idlers' Hall, Cheaptide ; at the Home Shoes, or
Jermyn-street; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick vreet.
London, England, 1817-06-24

i'VA;'4IL lATELLIGE.NCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Cmnpany's outward-bound ships GENERAL
Haants and VAxst-.-rAnT put int,) the Cape on the
31st March, and found there the LnWTHCR Cis me.
l'hese three sliips were to proceed together on their
voyage to Bombay on the sth April.

A TIFNISIAN PRIVATEER Iti THE CATTEOAT.
Eatraer of a Lever, chtzi Gletenburrls• inst. 17th in
_ •

" Cariair Variarrnost, of the Frederick, of :,torkliolm,
sailed on Fricl-y. the ISO) init. from Stamen, s•res, this on the
height of the Erse, an armed cutter hose in sight. and followed
him as far as the Scaw. The !attar had a red fag, wi ti some-
thirg white upon it, which the former litlieved to be thr farm of
a leg or an arm ; be conridered it to be a funisiau flag."
Extract of a Letter, dated (lotto:1.11nel, 15th inst.
" A Carthaiteniait Privateer is arrived in the Catti-gat—she has
boarded a Swedish vessel which arrived here yont rdav, and the
Master was informed, that the Privateer Wis, at.icmg a :lion
the Prte•siabs, liantburgheis, dte. butt tint against the BitttA,
Dt.tcli, Danish, Swedi?.ll, or Rtistian

FALMOUTH, JUNE .21.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Lre of <2O guns, Cap-
tain PAtiCOL j and the Ilitsn, ACTIVE, and Fox cut-
ters, from a cruize.—Sailed the Nocton packet, with
a mail for Gibraltar and Malta.—The Venus Scuts-
VILLE, from New York, in twenty-five days, passed
ti•is port tn-day for London. She landed a bag of
letters, ultith are forwarded to town by this day's
mail.—The Francis Freeling packet, for the Leeward
Islands is gone into the Roads. —Wiad N.