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@PPR:Ii OP OR D Nei NG E. Augurs 16,1616.
rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of XIS MA.
L ISSTY's ORDN4NCB Jo herds give Notice,
tide ptoposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall•
dr boor! WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of September nest'
taiga persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply o
°RAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follwin
*strict', to be delivered at the Expense of the Contractor,o g
viz.
NORTH BRITAIN,

NORTHERN,
• EASTERN, exclusive of WAR LEY,
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM,

WESTERN,
SOUTH-WEST, Including PORTRIVIOUTH, ISLE OF
WIGHT, and CHRIST CHURCH,
WOOLWICH with its Dependencies \PARLEY and CHAT-
HAM,
WEBDON, NORTHAM P EONS HIRE.
For k period of six Months from the rat October next.
Thanatos° be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
ture or Foxy or Mewbunst Oats, and must nut weigh less than
37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry,
and delivered in Trusses of StSibs. weight.
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
'sod delivered in Trusses of 361bs. weight.
..
The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each As-
side which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoidugols weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve PoUnds. .
For the Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds.
The Proposals may be delivered separately ur jointly for two
er sore of the said Disvicts,and it Is expected that the Contrac-
tor stall receive the Stable Dung, which; daring the period of his
Detract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same
after the rate of per Horse for Week.
Farther particulars may be knovtn upon application to the Officers
Cruunandlog the Royal Artillery in each District, and also at the
:weary% Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day between the
Loursof ten and tour o'clock, where the Proposals must be de-
uessed, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Forage," but
no Proposals can be admitted after the said 4th of September,
,t 'twelve &clock at noun of the same day, neither will
any 'Under be noticed unless the party making it, or as
Sprain hi*behalf, shall atted.l.
By Order of the Board,

R. H. CRlair, Secretary.
London, England, 1816-08-28

lIREMEN , AUGUST 36.

Several offic.rs from the Electorate of Hesse have
lately passed shrough here, going to the United States
of America, where they think to enter the service-
They. hope that the honourable reputation which the
Hessians forme* acquired in that country will favour
their view. A Prussian officer lately embarked for
South America, where he intends to join the Inde-
pendents; his brother is gone to the Court of Hayti.
London, England, 1816-08-28

SALES BY AUCTION.-

FREEHOLD ♦ND LEASEHOLD ESTATES,
KENSINGTON.

VRL'S TERRACE, EDWARD-SQUARE AND SUTTON-
STIitt.LrT, EARL'S COUR I'-LANE, &c.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarrawty's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley. Cornblll, To-Most-
sow, the 49th of August, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
THE valuable FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD
ESTATES, most delightfully situated at KENSINOTON,
'opposite HOLLAND HOUSE; comprising two spacious Leese;
hold Dwelling-houses, adapted for the accommodation of the
most respectable Families, with coovenient Offices and Gardens,
dtuate No. 5, and 23, Earl's Terrace, of which imnsedlite posses-
dm may be had; two Coach-houses and Stables, with Standing
*three horses each; three compact Leasehold Dwelling-houses,
with Fore-coutts and Gardens, situate No. 5,6, and 7, on the
Zest side of Edward's-square, in the occupation of most respect-
** tenants; and four Carcases, N 0.17, IS. 19, and 20, the West
the of Edward's-square. The whole .held for a long term, at
low ground-rents. Also five compact Freehold Dwelling-houses,
with Shops and Garden-ground, and ten Cavcases,vrith Garden,
Ac. situate in Suttou-street, Earl's-court-lane, near Kenslogtoa
Turnpike.
To be hewed by *Plying to Mr. Alderman, at the Lodge, of
whom particulars may be had; at Garraway's Coffee-house; nd
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeo-square.

SUSSEX.

COPYHOI.I) SMALL FARM, with neat compact RESI-
DENCE, %lame between LAS r GRI NS rE AD add LEWES,
in the Road y) Brighton, Sti miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchauge Alley, Cornhill. oq
TaiillsDAY, the lath September, laid, at Twelve o'Clock,
A SMALL (OPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly
equal to Freehold.
CHALWOOD-GATE FARM;
tampriting a neat compact pleasant Rcaldeace containing an
2atrance•ball, Dining-parlour, Kitchen, Wash-house, Brew.
how, Dairy, &c.
Qu die First Storey is a bowed-front Drawing-room, two gond
'334"anlbell, and a smaller ditto; and two Bed-chambers on
41w13PPec Storey ; Cellars under the house, Coach-house, and
"Iv Stables for six horses; good Garden paled round, Pkasura-
71ftud, &c.; Farm Yard, with Cow-house, Piggery, and Out-
'''"uipPi and Paddoolt adjoining; and sundry Enclosures of
Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, well supplied with
good Water. The whole Estate
TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES. TWO ROODS, TWENTY-
SEVEN PERCHES;
In the possession of Wit.LIAM Jamas, Esq. •
desirable .property far a prison kind of Held Sports,
is * pleasant country, 7 miles from East GrinKead, 14 from
irg0Z,4.20 from B• bt 13 fm T bridge and 36 from
rig on, Ton bridge,
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Panics-
ins may be had; at die Star, Lewes: Old Sllll4 Brighton 2.. the
lass at Wych Cross, and Foust Row ; Dorset Arno, East Win-
Lend; White Hart. Godstoatt Khafa Arno, Croydon ; at
a4o4.4.`'""awarki &atilt hiratabini,Wantlek-eisestGolden-sguars,
London, England, 1816-08-28

840,000 ' •
FOR THE FIRST PRIZE!
AND EQUAL DRAWINGS EACH DAY!

THE above excellent features in the Scheme of
the present Lottery have given universal approbation, and
cleated a Sak unprecedented at this period; should. k continue
in toe same proportion, Tickets trust •be scarce, consequently
•the trice will be enhanced. Under this impression
T. BISII,

Of the old-established Offices,
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS,
lecommends an early Purchase; and it is evidently advisable to
those who Intend to adventnre' to do it previous to the Drawing
commencing, as the very first Prize, drawn First Day, must be
mote than 5e40,000, and it may be JC4o,lloo.—The Drawing
Begins t'lth of Nest Month.
• • The astecishing success which invariably attends BISH's
Olii.ces,k so evivensUy known that it would Iv unnecessary to
stare it, even tithe broke of an Advertisement would admit of it,
Limit to say, he sold in the last Lottery,
One Prise of 50,000 Pounds,
Asd II other Capitals, and In the last twelve Months,
Two Prizes of 60,0110 Pounds,
One of 40,000 Pounds,
row of 110,000 Pounds,
Besides assume Prises of Ammo, dtc. Ste, as may be seen by
the Schemes which are to be had gratis at his Offices, 4,Corubill,
.and 9, Charing-Cross, where Tickets and Shares are now selling.
London, England, 1816-02-26

DOVER, FEBRUARY U.

Passe& by for the River, the Juliana, Honsit.ow,
from Batavia.
DEAL, FEBRUARY 25. ,

' Arrived and remain the private ship General
Stewart, Routh from Bombay. Came down from
• the River, the Renewal; CROMARTIL for Barbadoes ;
Porcupine. 13%aze.i.i., for Hayti ; Cambridge, FRRE-
MAN, for India; Cornwallis, Gnailasr; for India;
and remain kith the whole of the East and West In-
diamen, outward-hound, as before still detained by
contrary winds,,Wind S.W.
London, England, 1816-02-26

HARWICH, FEBRUARY 03.5.

Arrived the Lord Nelson packet, with a mail and
passengers, from Helvoetsluys ; and the Beaufoy
wicket, with a mail and passengers, from Cuxhaven.
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet with a mail and
passengers f.r Helvoetsluys, and the Henry rreeling
packet with a mail and passengers for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1816-08-21

This day was potribibed, in svo. price I Os. Gd. boards,

THE CITY of the PLAGUE. A Dramatic Poem.
By JOHN WILSON, Authcir of" The We ofirditna." Sta.
We think theta are' many.draritatia beauties in the poem befbre
as and a great number of passages that are both pathetic and
poetical in a very high degree. There is &charm about the work,
to which it would be =for, etuate,we think, to be insensible—a
certain pastoral purity, joined with deeper feelings, 'and more
solemn and impressive images, than belong to pastoral—and re-
flecting, Nam the ntoreaghated and deeply shaded seenes of ad-
, venturous life, an enchanting image of poke, mirky, and tender
nee ; which, we hope, is not mere entitle the ordinary tenor of
I actual existence.—Rdinb. Review, No .12.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; Long.
man, Hurst, Rees, Once, and Brown, London; and Jan Sniith
and Son, Glasgow.
Of wheat shay be bad, •
The ISLE of PALMS,' and other Poems, Sm. price 141.
London, England, 1816-08-21

HICKMAN'S PILLS.

• FOR` THE GRAVEL 'AND S CONE, LUMBAGO, Sm.
.0V the various cornplints incident to th'e human
frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor
mew, Alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone.
Hkektiaan's Pills, composed of the most innocent ingredients,
have been touted of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels
containing the urine, removing the calculi, or gritty secretions,
drid hant.hing every pernicious tendency to th4se disorders, ,
wr..hcnt ci nanement. 1 hey ire therefore with great soaAJence
rez.iiiimendel to the affiecred in the %bore complaints ; as well as
tor Luiiroago, Pains in the link and Loins, Stoppage of Urine,'
and ilicircikrs of the Kidneys and Sladdet. •
hoses et Va. 9d. and I I s.by Messrs. Butler and Sons,.
No 4, Cheapside, Load= ; mod dap by M. Gardner, George.
street, Edinburgh; tivriviberi and Sons, Dame•strect,
Dublin; and the Meffircineyeliders to every City and Town in
the United Kingdom. •
London, England, 1816-08-21

THE COADIAL SALMGir GILEAD,

Prepared by Dr. ilds.omos, oilead•House' near Liverpool,
price half a *obi's a bottle; or the quantity of four in one family
bottle tor 33b. on which 9s. are saved, duty included.
ripliE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD
univemally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious to all
inward Wading', lost of appetite, Indigestion, depression of spjti,s,
trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs,
-shortness Of breath, and consumptive habits It thins the blood,
e.tjee the most violent pains in the bead and stomach, and promotes
geode perspiration. By the nobility and gentry this medicine is
much admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, writ' &s-
-tringing the fibres of the stenheels and giving that proper ten•hy
winch 'a good digestion required. !foibles an be better adapted
to help and uonrWs the constitution after a nominal debauch
with wine, &c. Cordial Is highly esteemed la the East and
'West Indies for dourishing and iavigorating the tenons system,
sad acting as a-pastel rednative on debilitated monks:loos
, arising frost-'Midas esiniptdott Minuted Ai hot climates.— Mote
who have theory and wistation of females, the 'tedious as well
as the ledeotsilapirt et qmtiesninatity, should never be without
the Creillat Cilifed,'whielt removes diseases in the head,
Ahvidotiatee Nide levidlibe the memory, and enlivens die

lite Cu DIAL BALM' OE GIIZAD most wonderfully
,nbetlettrs ninety, and wIH suggeet the lee of the aged and lai*.
'4l ell linnani* decay% *Witty; lowans of spirits, relaxation In
eideureim;Totratlierhiredataly or weft to youthful improdencies,
qbielaidititur viUt 'druid tbe moss Moodefful relict
/) WA Move diatatierlink ad granotingionpvity %as been
o. A'nil,ieittilf for by kes the conseltudele• 'as it were, is
%Inittmlar ripaliCit 1 reeniie ittas body bealtVand *lour, and
Ipteifinta Vrimiatutd imeg: rillidree no #artfroalar ionfileiesot

. .
London, England, 1816-11-04

DEAL. NOVEMBER 3.

Arrived the Fairlie East 111.on.tn, from Batavia,
Stc. ; the Srnetrv, Mon Gav, in 37 days from Leg-
horn.; an his Itdajesty's sbie TouTonor, from Ply-
' mouth, bound to tl:e River. —The following ships
with several others, remain in the Downs : his Ma-
jesty's ships G'ass(stat.pe amid Auritt ; the Walton,
for the Isle of France ;Charles, for Leghorn; Alonzo,
for Bristol ; Thurnaa, for Batbadoes ; Orion, for
Charleston ; Hero.• for New Orleans ; I-Izbe, for
Malta ; Ocean, for the South Seas ; the Nt•dina and
tile Sisters, far ; itrtJ the Anua Dorothea,
for Trig:rte.—Wind S.W.
DOVER, NOVEMBER 2.

Sailed this day the King Georg: packet, Captain
KING, with K Mail and p ossogerg, for
A rrived til is evening the Chichester, Captain Kurrzu,
and a French packet, from Calais, with pasartigers.
Novi:mon 3.—Sailed last night, the Princess
Charlotte packet, Captain 1-lAl.lAm:is, for Oitend,
with a Mail rind paswngers. Arrived last night after
a very quick passage, the Lard Duncan packt.t.
Captain PA2COE, With a Mail and passeiigers, from
o.tend. Sailed this day le D:sire Froinch packet, for
Calatv, with passt-n4ers,

RYE, NOVEMBER s.
The Swedish galiot Eliza. from Dantzic to Lis..
bon, with wheat. CAM on shore this morning near
Dungeness. and is gone to pieces—Crew saved. the
cargo nearly ali lest.
London, England, 1816-02-10

TO PARISNTS AND GUARDIANS

THE SEMINARY for •i limited number of Pu•
pHs, conducted by the Rev. JOll%l EVANS, A.M. Pullin's
Row, Islington, opened oa Monday,January BY. For)? Guineas
per Annum. No Entrance. There are also two vacancies for
young men finishing their education, in a pleasant apartment
fitted up with Globes, Charts, Mips, and a Library. See an
Essay on Education, sold by Sherwood, and Co. Paternoster-row.
References arc made t 6 air John Perring and Co. as well u to
Messrs. Grosvenor and Co. Cornhill; to Dr. Atim. Rees, leing's
Road ; to Astley Cooper, Esq. Broad-street ; and Mr. Hilditch,
Mercer, Ludgate-hilL
London, England, 1816-08-26

VIENNA, AUGUST i t.

According to a letter written from Jassy, by an
Austrian subject, there is every reason to be satisfied
with the effects of the firman of the Grand Seignior
issued in February last. The navigation on the Da-
nube, from Belgrade to the Black Sea, is no longer
impeded by the arbitrary proceedings of the Paellas.
It is said that the English Ambassador Lord
Stewart, on the application of one of the Ministers,
has given up again to Madame Murat the chateau of
Haimburg, which she had been forced to leave.
London, England, 1816-08-26

;~- ..~

MR. THOMAS GILL, CANDIDATE for the
OFFICE of SECRETARY to the SOCIETY for the
ENCOURAGEMENT of AR Es, MANUFAC UURES, Mid
COMMERCE, of LONDON, confidently resss his Claim to
this distinguished Situation, on the well known liberality wiriv
which the Satiety recompenets those who have rendered it es-
, ambit services: and on the great knowledge and experience In
its Affairs. which hr has acquired, during his indelat-gable per-
formance of the important duties of a CHAIRMAN to Its COM•
attrlvt. Of MFCIIANICS, for 1 EN YEARS.
Ile has likewise superintended t he proper execution ofthe Draw-
ings, Descriptions, and Engravings of the various Machines, &c.
published in in late Volumes 01 Transactions—an ex•ra Duty
with which the Socie:y has freTtently entrusted him, and in
'which, during :h..* Ln!? illness of the late worthy Secretary, Dr.
CiasuLes Teiv c;!, he has been more particularly occupied.
He trusts :12i% 7.t.r r:ms:der mon will excuse hint for not having
Malted personnliv 3.-n al! his numerous Frknds in the Society,
whose inunedia..r ext.:lions on this occasion he earnestly
&elicits; as In declining to make his claiin while Dr. Taylor
bad the smallest !vire of recArLring his health, he has afforded
other candidates an typos tunify of a secret but active canvass.
No. PS, St. Jan es'sssreet, Aug. 26, t 816.
London, England, 1816-08-26

ALGHIERI, AUGUST 8.

. .
We learn that the pirates put all their vessels to
sea, and that they mean to make new incursions on
our coasts. It would appear, therefore, that the war
pith which they are threatened has been only the sig-
nal with them for new robberies. We arc arming on
all our coasts. Every where the authorities have
given the necessary orders for avoiding a surprise,
and opposing to them a sufficient force in case of their
landing.
It as still said that Lord Exmouth is long coming,
and that the Americans have anticipated him. If
we are to believe the reports which come from Bar-
bary, the Algerine troops are retiring into the inte-
rior, and leaving the towns deserted. It would re-
quire 40,000 men to effect a decisiTe landing; but the
English fleet is far .from having any considerable
force on board. However, it would be a great point
to burn all their vessels.

MAESTRICHT, AUGUST 14.
Would it be believed that there are still to be found
in our country men blind enough to the political
state of Europe, and of the Netherlands in particu-
lar, to dare to manifest in public their attachment to
an order of things which so long caused general mis-
fortune ? Are we not rather entitled to suppose that
such madoess can be only the fruit of the reading of
that multitude of seditious writings with which auda-
cious foreigners inundate Belgium, in order to flatter
the guilty hopes of their adherents ?
The Civil Tribunal of Maestricht .has lately tried
one Hubert Joseph Cbarlier, of Viso, for having called
out on the Meuse bridge, between that town and Wych
4' Live Napoleon ! I hope he will soon' return I"
He was condemned to only a short imprisonment on
account of his having been in a state of intoxication
at the time, and because his object was not so much
to excite to sedition against the Government, as to
express his personal feelings towards the Usurper.
PRIVATE LETTER.
_ " pews, AUGUST 21.

44 Mr. Wilson, Consul of the United States at
Vanua, had several warm ditcassiona with the Com-
London, England, 1816-08-26

DEAL, AUGUST 25.

Arrived yesterday, and sailed again this morning,
the ALERT sloop of war, and SWAN cutter, on a
atiize. Came down from the River and sailed, the
Eliza, StvnAc, for Bengal, and several other ships,
names not known.—Wind N.E.
HARWICH, AUGUST 45.

Arrived the Auckland Packet, from Holland; and
the Charlotte Packet, from Gotter.b!!rgh. tile,'
yesterday the Lark Packet, ft.r Holland; and the
Lady Nepean Packet, for Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1816-08-26

HULL, AUGUST 1.4.

Atlived yesterday the following ships from the
'Fishery at Davies's Streights :—Kuero, 1 1 fait, fi3c,
bays ; Eagle, five fish, 170 butts ; John, three fish,
95 butts; and Equestris, 6 fish, 190 busts.
London, England, 1816-08-26

VENICE, AUGC ;* r 5.

The Albanian and Mani•.t corsairs appear to brave
the Porte by the excesses wAch they have perpetra-
ted ever since they learned the sailing of the Turkish
squadron. Acccunts have been received th.tt at Pa-
tras they effected a landing, and laid hold of the of-
ficers of the customs and the public chests; that a
Turkish post was assassinated ; and that at last they
returned on board after burning several vessels in the
port. This news causes'alarm here, and is very in-
jurious to commerce.
Such are the inconveniences of not having a re-
spectable navy, we we compelled to depend on the
Porte or on England. The Powers of Italy now la-
ment the system which has placed their marine at
the discretion of the English. The lattei do not pro-
tect trade in so effectual a manner as we could do
ourselves. In fact, the expenses of a navy in the dif-
ferent States of Italy would cost kss than the losses
they sustain.
London, England, 1816-08-26

HtIMBURGH MAIL.

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 2!.

We have now the certainty that the Duke of Wel-
lington will come anti pass some time in this city, as
socn as the Court is arrived here.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST 17.
The Prince and Princess of Orange arrived here
yesterday; the Princess will embark to-morrow on
board the yacht which has been waiting here to go
on to Biebrich. The Prince will to-morrow pay a
visit to Prince William of Prussia at Schlangenbad,
and then go to join his consort at Biebrich, whence
their Highnesses will continue their voyage next day
to Coblentz.

GHENT, AUGUST tn.
We have the extreme SiiiislitetiOn to announce, that
happy news has been received from the Hague rela•
tive to the interests of our matmfactures. The ma-
nufacturers have always founded their hopes on the
personal' Intentions, the judgment, and the love of
our august Sovereign for his people. Their hopes
will be justified. Great mischief has been done : to
'repair it, if possible, there is ;...:d of well concerted
measures, ♦igilxnt execution of them, and siucaely
directed to prevent the return of the evil.

VIENNA, AUGUSC to.
A short time since the Emperor went to Schoen.
.brun with his two daughters, and the little King of
Rome, to see the young lion which the Princess of
Wales has lately presented to his Majesty ; the lion
being very young is nursed by two goats; on the
approach of the Archduchesses, one of the goats
tame forward menacing with her horns, seeing which,
little Bony ran to the goat, to( k hold cif. her horns,
and said very quietly to his aunt," voriqourezftarser
maintenant, ma Liar, n'agrz pa: parr, jrla retienr."—
The Emperor was extremely pleased, saying to him,
" That is we!l my b•)y, I lake you for that, kali see
you choose t:► right way where there is danger."
He is a great favourite with the Emperor, as ►sell as
with every body ace, for he is a remarkably fine boy.

FR ENCiI 1).41) PER S.

PARIS, AUGUST
_22.

Prince TAll4rand teas returned to Paris.

The Dutch Government has joist ordered the con-
struction, in the citadel of Tc;urnay, of a powder
tnap..,azine capable of contitinin;; a million of pounds.
At this time hull-fights are exhibiting at Bayonne
similar to those in Spain. We :rust this new kind of
spectacle will not reach the capital.
London, England, 1816-08-26

PUPA lATILLIbIIta

- MAILS
•ts• DUE.• Asa. dui.
thit,o,l . - 2 1 Lisbon . o
Waterford - - 2 1 Cadiz . . 0 ' 0
Otternsey and Jersey - 0 0 Hamburgh -- 0 • • 2
Franca - - 1 0 Gottenberigh - 0 1
Volland -- 1 0 Brazils . 0 0
panders - - 1 0 Leeward Islands 0 0
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 23.

LIS DAY.

Arrived the Active and Commerce, from London.
Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet, for Lisbon.
FORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 24.

The FORTH has received orders to remait at Spit.
head in order to take out Lieutenant-Governor the
Earl of DALHOUSII to NOVA Scotia. His Majesty's
stip Bucrpnituus was paid off in this harbour on
V:e..in?sday. The Peacock, American corvette, was
1,;:‘4 in Havre Roads a few days since, and the
litincy exercised on board had excited the greatest
dissatisfaction amongst the seamen, who were de-
serting very fast, and many put themselves under the
protection of the master of a transport, arrived at this
orr. The Morley, a transport ship, BROWN mas-
ter, in tins harbour, has on board a beautiful male
WI, about 11 months old, from the coast of Africa,
intended as a present to Lady CASTLEHEAGIio Tilt!
Morley will proceed round to the River in the course
of the ensuing week. The HECATE, Capt. MATHEWS.
came into harbour on Monday, for the purpose of
being paid off, and laid up in ordinary.
Tire crews .of the guard-ships at this port are-
:wady complred The SERAPH store-ship, now in
this harbour, is ordered to be paid off. The Cun-
way, Captain Tar:coca, sailed front the Cape of
Good Hope for India the 26th of May. The LION, I
revenge cutter, is in the harhour being turvey« d, and
undergoing a refit. The Swam -cutter arrived on
Monday from Sheerness, with volunteer stamen for
the ships at this port, and sailed shortly after on a
mite to the Eastward.

AUGUST 2.s.—Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship
Mrscrroz, from a cruize ; and to-day the Ern4quel,
KOVELSRUND, from Chrittiania.—Wind Easterly.

DOVER, AUGUST 14.
Sailed this day the Favourite, Captain Pawn;
and Lord Sidniouth, Captain PUKE, both for Calais,
with a great many passengers.—Arrived last night
the Kog George, Captain Kato, with passengers
horn Caltis ; also the Lord Duncan, Capt. l'abcon,
in ten hours from Ostend, with a mail and passen-
gers.—Sailed last night the Princess Charlotte, Capt.
HALLANDS, with a mail and passengers, for Ostend ;
alto the Lord Duncan, Captain HAtiwroN, with a
mail and passengers for Calais.—Sailed this day the
Queen Charlotte, Captain THOMAS, for Calais, with
passengers.
London, England, 1816-08-26

ria ARMY.

gainrcht morning the Duke of 110PIC TPV:eirei
tour troops of the 10th Regiment Royal Hussars at
Brighton. His }loyal Highness WAS ;bleated to 0.
press his entire approbation of the pr:;cettlitigs %
day, which were communicated to the regiment is
very flattering terms.

Monday embarked on board the the trAnspr," t„..',
Hussarell, at Cowes, and sailed for Quebec, 15.1 ":
Officers and piivates, to join their respecti74 3.TL 11
nients there. Friday embarked on hard the traesp(st 1
ship Royal Charlotte, several detachments for liani,,l
Thesday and Friday last, the 92d Highland'', ,
passed through Beverley, on their rouse to Scvtliiid. .1
Their recepti'm was highly gratifying. T!1, t,eni -I
were rung, and a liberal subscription was set (::.r,,,
to regale the men. The Officers were enterhi : ?
Mr. RcsEnTson, with an elegant dinner, Itid , i;
a marquee in the garden and tastefully decorate,: v. ..,
Rowers.
London, England, 1816-08-26

MUSSELS, AUGUST 21.

Besides the line of fortresses destined to cover our
country on the south side, between the Maese and the
sea, a line is to be mad; between Maestricht and
Namur, on both banks of the Maese. The town of
Huy is to be included in this line, and the citadel of
Liege, it is said, is to be strengthened. The Field
Marshal very minutely noted all these positions, and
it seems that the plan for the defence of the Maese
will be more speedily executed than was lately
supposed. The Field Marshal, on his arrival at Va-
lenciennes, had a short interview with the English
Commandant, General Colville, and immediately
went on to Cambray, where he intended to stop A
shot time.

The regiments of cuirassiers, dragoons, and hussars,
which are organized at Lille, Douay, and Arras,
have received within these few days, the necessary
horses and many recruits, a considerable part of whom
are old s 4diers, so that it is calculated that these se-
veral corps, which are animated with a very good
spirit, will soon be complete. The Northern De-
partments still furnish many recruits for the Royal
Guard. The Minister at War has written a circular
letter to the Prefects, in which he says, that his Ma-
jesty feels a pleasure in being surrounded by his chil-
dren from the Northern provinces, who have never
ceased to give proofs of attachment to his person.
London, England, 1816-02-28

Lord CoClllt ANS withdrew, situdit, bit notice of a Marion
relpectiog Lord Edvolwiouill.
Adjourned at HALF-PAtir ONE o'Clocit.

rr The Sale which was advertised on the efkrand Nth inst.
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Sow-rennet.—Muntlay afternoon, as Tarchte and Vargian
were at Kennington, iii pursuit eif an off. rider, they accidents:l
met with the celebrated Arber.- Rolwrti,wh-) ptands itulte7ed f.,
being concerned in tubbing the Windsor coach of a pare(' belong-
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amount. The well khowti U iaia.m'PAittalias Casikry Beau we
frog! and coulucted at 111.- last 514410111 f...r the wane oftener. Ike
gibers s brought Roberts to the °dice, wberedie was identified.
He offered bail, but tar Magistrate refused to accept of it,
cuusesivesce of ht nut • appearing to his ball upon a former tic-
(4Blol4 Hs was committeil for ltailher examination:
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sailed Own-this port I6th November last for New.
fonndland ; seas lost in Bear Bay on the night of
the 20th December, Ind three of his de* drowned.
Captain BAIYFIELV arrived here last night in the
Ernest packet, and -stases that three veisels in Tre-
passey Bay, one from }Lilies, with part of her crew,'
one hem Bermuda, and the other from Bolton, with'
all their crews—the two latter vesseli were totally
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3d December, in lat. 21. 41. long 22. 55. spoke the.
Alacrity, from St. Helena • 11th December spoke the
'Louisa, from London.—Wind N. W.

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PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 15.
Arrived his Majesty's ships CYRUS, from the
Downs; CONWAY, from Plymouth; Patriot, Lord
C•wdor, and Mariner transports, from Cork; Albion,
Bllovrti, from the Downs For Madras and Bengal.—
&tiled his Majesty's ships LARHj and Saacatta, for
A cruise.—Wtnd W.

FEBRUARY 16.
Arrived the. British Isle, Milbank, Hebei, and
Junn, tunsports, horn Dover for Ireland ;
()Herta; Batidor, and Arrantes, from London for
Bilboa ; the Lapwing, Howls, from Yarmouth ; Iris,
GBIATIIRAD, from Rio Janeiro, paned by for Lon-
don ; Mat user, SHICLD, from Sr. John's ; Swan,
tram Waterford; Albion, from Youghall ; Juno,
Honor, from ditto; RCN., JEEFRY, from Co: k.--
Sailed the Borsden and Earl Moira transports for
Ostend.—Wind W. and moderate.
London, England, 1816-02-17

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iNTRLLIGRNa.

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FALMOUIII, AUGUST ltt
Arrived the Louisa packet, with a mail from the
Leeward Islands in 54 dayi ; on the 14th initant,'W
leagues tb the westward of Scilly, spoke the ship
Midas, bound to Calcutta—several other ships iq
company.—Sailed yesterday the Blncher pacEet, with
a mail for America ; Express packet, with 4 nail
for the Brazils; and the Diana packet, for the Me.
diterraaean.—Sailed to-day the Pr:neess Charlotte
packet, for Jamaica ; and the M.trlß,irough packet,
with a mail for Lisbon.—.Wiod S.W. fine weather.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST is..
_ _ _

Arrived yesterday from the Downs, the Nassau
transport, and sailed again to:day to take troops 06
bdard at Cowes for Quebec. Arrived today the
Medusa transport, for Gibraltar. Passed by the
Baltic Merchant, ?MIRY, from Grtnada, out s;z
weeks.—Wind N.W.

DEAL, AUGUST 1 9.
Sailed last evening, after post, the Pallas, for the
Isle of France; the Catherine Griffiths and Devaynes,
for B:ngal ; and the 13.►roness Loogneville, for the
South Seas; also sailed all the other outward bound
ahips to the Westward.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1816-08-19

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EASE'-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND CZNTLItnilf,
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The grounds upon which I venture to solicit your favour are.
the experience and information acquired in the course of nearly
twenty years employment in your Service, and ten years residence
in ludia.
Should I have the honour tobe placed In the sitnatton to which
I aspire, my Outs and attention shall he eaclualvely devoted 'to
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I have the honour to he. •
Ladles and Gentlemen, •
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London, England, 1816-08-19

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Where all Business in the Public Funds is carefully transacted.—
Prizes paid on demand.
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whom 4000 were Portuguesetrim lad fotight
ender Lord Wellington.. In the mesa while the In-
lependetits do all the Mitalet they ban, i:dd display
-xtraordinavy audacity.
VIENNA, AM:SLAT t.
▪ It has been decided that,•chitiog fmns the Ist No:
vemb nett, the salaries of all pttbnc ftinctioneries
*.ind omcial men; as well as the pay of Generals.and
•nilitary, shall be paid in cash on the footing of 1790.
in that the supplement of 150 per cent. granted suc-
cessively while the paper moiwy lasted. will he
presied. It is believed, however, that the Paperor-
will augment the salaries, in consequence the in-
creased price °i-ail the articles of the first necessity.

TRIESTE, JULY U. •
Our Merchants derive great benefit from the edict
of his Majesty which fixes the ports for the entrance
of colonial produce. A'deputstion from our city has
set off in order to thank the Emperor for this favour.
It is believed also, that the Government. desirous
of rei•ing st I,,an, has been thg more ready to do this
service to the Merchants.
London, England, 1816-07-01

BRIGH CON, JULY 1.

Saturday afternoon, the passengers on board the
East India Company's ship, the MINERVA, were
landed here, consisting of General Caow, Lieutenant-
Colonel BATLEY and family, Colonel NICHOLAS and
family, Judge MILLER, Mrs. Rum and family, with
several others. They left Bengal on the 29th of Fe-
bruary, and have experienced a favourable voyage.
The ship touched mit St. Helena in April, when the
above named passengers saw BONAPARTEs He was
then in good health. They had an audience, and
were received with the utmost civility. There was
tot the least difficulty in being introduced. He was
Wry free and affable.
The beautiful packet the Eliza, Captain WATT,
sailed last night with nearly .50 passengers of distinc-
tion, among whom were the Lady of Sir BENJAMIN
131.003trim.n and their son, Sir ROBERT and Lady
WALLER, Mr. and Mrs. POLE, Mr. and Mrs. WALKER,
&c. This vessel, from the superiority of her ac-
commodations, still continues to be preferred to ali
others.
London, England, 1816-07-01

MASTZR OF ARTS.

Rev. Jarman Johnson, Worcester College, Grand Co*pounder.
Rev. James John Hume, Christ Church, Grand Compound..
Rev. Win. Hall Jones, Oriel College, Grand Compouader.
Rev. Robert Lanipen, Exeter College.
Mr. William Browne, Worcester College.
Rev. Anhui. Francis Thomas Burton, and Mr. Peter ithned
Boissler, Christ Church.
Rev. John Wasn't and Daniel Race Godfrey, Queues College.
Rev. Peter Inchbald, University College.
Rev. Robert Clayey Griffith and Mr. James P. lUad, Wadhait
College.
Mr. George Booth, the Rev. John Cactus, and Rev. Thome{
Btickley, Lincoln College.
Rev. Henry Hart Mdman, John Cleoburey, and Henry Math
Morgan, Biasename College.
Rev. Thomas Williams, Jesus College.
Rev. Samuel Charles Wtlks, St. Edmund Hall.
Rig. John Molesworth, Oriel College.
11.11.616L011 Or AMT..

Mr. John Henry Purse Exeter College.
Right Han. Edward Lord Clifton, Hon. George Welber, Ape
Ellis, and Mr. jtobert Jermys Cooper, Christ Church.
Mr. Wm. Thompson, Mr. Robert ColUnsoo, and Mr. Nagle
Mawsun Nelson, Queen's College.
Mr. Peter Granger illencowe,.Watiliam College.
SCCLICUASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
me Prime Regent Las appointed the Rev. Thomas Blackburn,
A. M. of Brasennose College, to be one of his Royal Highness's
Cbaplains in Ordinary.
The Prises Regent has presented the Rev. Juba Scott, D.D.
to the Vicarage of Caned*, Yorkshire, and Diocese of Chester,
void by tbe death of Dr. Samuel Byani.
Rev. Joins Croons, M.A. to the Rectory of BoiWton-onthe.
Water, in the county of Gloucester, with the chapels of Nether
at Lower Slaughter and Clatptoa annexed.
Rev. R. B. Lewis to the Rectory of Toddington, Bedfordshke.
Pio Rev. William J. Carver, clerk, A.D. hasberea instirutedne
the Rectories of Winfarthing and Snitterton St. Audrey with
AS Saints, in Norfolk.
The Rev. Mr. D. Kelly has boss ordained and admitted Mi-
nister of the Churl dad parish or Southend, in the Presbytery
of Kintyre.
London, England, 1816-07-01

—P:lELLotariNlitlik PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 29,
In the mows of Campbell v. Hamikon, and il/hlllas v Lori-
mer, judgment of the Court below fOrtneds in the cause Wilma
et. Laidlaw reversed. - •
BALMOICIPLL.
Counsel appeared at the bar for llte Marquis of Bute, as head
of a Corporation against that part of the salmon Preservation
811 l which seemed to dtprive all Corporations. except that of
I.ondoe, of some portion of their jurisdiction in rivers. The sum
of the argument WO, that the • Bill itself was an excellent one.
but defective in not saving the rights of Corporations.
The LO RD CHA SCE'. LOR said, that the matter stated at
the bar was well worthy .01 consideration, and ought to be at-
tended to when BA. Bill came to its third reading on Monday.
The Bill was ordered for a third reading on Monday.
The Clergy Farms Bill, the Watch and Ward Bill, the Hydro-
meter Bi 1, the Elgin Marbles Bill, the New street Bill, and se-
veral others, were read a third time, and passed.
The Pillory Bill, with an amendment by the LoanCHANCELL
-Loa, passed the Committee : report on Monday.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1816-07-01

!Mr

NAVAL llaßiiidlilfele.

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Y

MAILS tHIS DAY..
&RR. DIM Alt. this.
„„inthe Lisbon
Waierford4 1 Culls .0 0
Guernsey and Jamey Hamhurgia 1 0
mania - 1 Gottenburgts .. 0 1
0 0 Maks . 0 0
FALMOUTH, JUNE
Arrived the Marlborough packet, with a mail front
Lisbon, in twelve days.—Sailed the Osborne packet,
for Surinam ; the Rapid packet, for the West Indies;
sad the Chesterfield packet, for Lisbon, Gibraltar,
and Malta—all with mails.—Wind variable, from
S. to N. fine weather.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 29. 1
Came in his Majesty's ships MARTIN and MUTINiIi
frong a cruize.=Sailed the Lapwing and Fox cut-,
pm on a cruise.—Wind S.W. •
, PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 30.
Arrived yesterday the BRITOMART sloop of war,
from a cruise. Arrived today the Hussar transport,
from St. Helena ; and the Mineva transport, from
Gibraltar. The Dutch ship Amelie, bound to Ben-
gal, was off the Isle of Wight this morning.—Sailed
yesterday on a cruise, his Majesty's ship ONYX.
DEAL, JUNE 30. •

Arrived and sailed for the River, the Minerva,
las, and Marquis of Wellington, —, from Ben-
gal; and the Lark, JONES, from Jamaica.—Came
asso from the River, the Mayflower for Newfound-
lad, and the Chester for Halifax and Jamaica—they
jegagiu.—Wind Soath.

COWES, JUNE 30.
Arrived the American ship Cordelia, Kum Master,
from China, and waits here for orders.

HARWICH, JUNK 29.
Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, from Cuxhaven.
Sailed the Lark packet, for Holland ; the Leicester
packet, for Cuxhaven ; and the Charlotte packet, for
Conenburgh.—Wind N.
London, England, 1816-07-01

.HAMBURGH MAIL.

FROM THR MAINE, JUNE is.
His Majesty the King ofjorurtemburg h indis-
posed at Ludwigsburgh.
It is said that M. Gocrees has refused an invitation
to Munich, with a salary of 4,000 florins, to conti-
nue his Mernisr
London, England, 1816-07-06

Ever ready, through the channel of onr Paper, to
give publicity to Institutions where the real welfare
of mankind is benefited, and the alarming state of
the health of persons who have been improperly
treated in * certain disorder, and in order that every
individual may obtain the best advice, we arc author
riaed by Dr. CoopEit, and the Surgeons who com-
pose the Medical Board at Charlotte-house, Black-
friars Road, to inform our Readers their hours of
ionsultation are from eight in the morning until nine
at eight.—There is a side-door and private rooms
for females. _

This is the age of real and useful discovery.—ln no
branch is it more displayed than in the tre.itment of
'that destructive disease which is the bane of youth
and sensual enjoyment. To such success is the prac-
tice (in the worst forms of it,) now brought at that
respectable institution, the Lock and Surgical Dis-
penury, under the direction of Mr. KIERNAN, of the
Royal College of Surgeons,. London, Lower Char.
lotte.street, Bedford-square, that upwards of one bun--
Aged cases of Stricture, besides Debility and other
Affections of the Generative Organs were radically
cured by the last report of the Institution. A,n impor-
:ant mechanical improvement has been made by the
experienced Surgeon of the Institution, which renders
the cure of obstinate Stricture particularly successful
alld speedy.
London, England, 1816-07-06

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COURT OrCHANCERY, JULY IL
DIA/IQUIS OF SALISBURY V. TRZSLOYS, ESQ.
In this case Mr. Shadwell had moved for and ob-
tained an injnnctinn to restrain the defendant from
committing chute, by polling down and removing
part of the front and back walls and windows of a
substantial private dwelling-house in St. Martin's-
lane, held by the defendant, of the plaintiff, for the
• remainder of a long term of years, under a small
~ground-rent, (ot which term about fifty years remain
unexpired,) for the purpose of converting the same
into a Bazaar, and making a way or passage through
the same, and other buildings also belonging to the
plaintiff, at the back thereof, into another street.—lt
was contended by the Counsel fur the defendant, on
moving to dissolve the injunction, that the removal
of these walls and windows would not injure or affect
the sub.tantial parts-of the building, or prejudice the
plaintiff, as the fabrick was meant to be supported
by strung iron pillars, which, it was stated in the at-
fidavits for the defendant, vapuld be more durable
and secure than brick walls, which were subject to
decay, and that the premises would be improved
thereby. It was also contended, that the interest of
the defendant was greater than that of the plaintiff,
who was only entitled to a trifling ground-rent for
fifty years to come ; and that the plaintiff's interest
being consequently so remote, he was not in a situa-
tion to call for the intervention of the Court by this
process to restrain the defendant from proceeding in
his plan. Many other arguments were advanced,
end a variety of cases cited by the defendant's Coun-
sel, in support of his motion to dissolve the injunc-
tion, all of which were adverted to, and most mi-
nutely commented upon by his Honour, who thought
it. a very fit case for the interposition of the Court,
aad pronounced judgment for the plaintiff accordingly.
CoNRT OF KING'S BENCH, JULY S.
BAULDY BITCH'S.

This was an action for the expense of repairing
two ships, the property of the plaintiff. The defen-
dant pleaded in abatement, that as to one ship, it was
the joint property of himself and two of his sons, and
as to the other, it was the joint property of himself
and three of his sons.
On the evidence it appeared, however, that the
sobs of the defendant were merely sleeping partners;
that the father had exercised solely all tights of
ownership—had received bills of parcels for goods
supplied to the ships, in his name only—had accepted
bills of exchange without mention of his partners—
and had given orders on his sole authority. It was
also sworn, that the name of the father only was
upon the door of the house of business.
Under these circumstances, Lord ELLExtrutouutt
had, in accordance with other decisions, that the de.
fendant, who held himself out to the world as the
sole owner of the ships in question, v ithout any inti-
mation in transactions connected with them that be
had any partner, was liable for the repairs of them.
Verdict fur the plaintiff, £470.