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London, England, 1821-08-21

SIERRA LEONE, MAY 13.

This day arrived the Anna Maria, slave ship, under
Spanish colours, with 2;18 slaves on board, in com-
mand of Mr. HUDSON', of his Majesty's frigate Tartar,
captured by the boats of the Tartar and Thistle, at
the entrance of the New Callabar River, on the night
of the 23d of March. The Anna Maria had on board,
at the time of seizure, 437 slaves, but in consequence
of their crowded state, 165 were removed into the Tar-
tar, by order of the Commodore, leaving on board the
Anna Maria 272 slaves. The boats of the Tartar also
captured, early on the following morning, in the
river Bonny, the Portuguese slave ship Donna &me-
nia, having on board 81 slaves. Mr. HUDSON left °the
Callabar on the 26th of March. When he parted com-
pany with the Tartar. Thistle, and slave ship Donna
Litgenia, it was then Sir GEORGE COLLIER'S imenzion
to proceed to the Island of Fernando Po, for the pur-
pose of procuring fresh water; after which he intended
sending the boats of the Tartar up the Old Callabar
River, having previously had intimation of some
slavers being there. The slaves on board the Anna
Maria, from the long voyage, and having no change
of diet, suffered very materially from sickness, 34 of
them dying during the passage. Sir GEORGE COL-
LIER may be expected here by the latter end of the
•
present month.

Saturday morning, a melancholy occurrence took
place at the Ale Brewery of Messrs. WYAT, in Port-
pool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane : a poor labourer, named
Richard Clark, was employed attending the mash-
tub, when, finding that some of the shrouding which
is used to keep the malt from flying about, became
entangled in the machinery, which caused it to stop,
and while endeavouring to remove the obstruction,
he was caught on the back of the head by the ma-
chinery, and 'messed head foremost into the mash-tub ;
before he could be released he was suffocated, and
his body dreadfully mangled.

Tuesday evening, three or four children were play-
ing on the banks of the Royal Canal, near the Gat:-
light Buildings, Dublin, when one of them, a boy
about eight years old, named William nollogan, fell
into the water and was drowned.

About half-past one o'clock on Friday last a Gen-
tleman was proceeding along Cheapside, when he
was attacked by three ruffians, one of whom struck
him forcibly over the head and knocked him down,
another then snatched a valuable gold watch from
him, and they all three succeeded in getting clear off.
HoAxING.In the list of causes tried at the late
Norwich Assizes, was CitAWCOUK V. SMITH. This
was an action to recover the amount of 'expenses for
a suit of clothes, &c. to which the plaintiff had been
put, in consequence of having received a fictitious
card of invitation, sent by the defendant, to dine at
the Guildhall feast last year!—Verdict for plaintitf—
iDamages Oac
London, England, 1821-02-28

IRELAND.

Mr. M. FITZGER A LI/ stated, that it was his intention, at
some convenient period of the present Session, to call the atten-
tion of the House to the physical situation of the people of Ire-
land. In order to support the exposition which it was his inten-
tion to make, it would be necessary that certain returns con-
nected with the revenue, the public debt, and establishments of
Ireland,. should be in possession of the Ihuse. Ile then moved
for several returns containing accounts of the public debt, the
trade in export and import, and of tha amount of shipping
trading from Ireland to all parts of the world, from 1798 to
1820. The papers connected with the revenue he would not
now move for, as he did not see the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer in his place, but he gave notice that he would move for
them on Thursday.
Mr. LUSH I NG TON said he had no objection to the motion,
and the returns were ordered.
London, England, 1821-02-28

FAIRMILE ESTATE, COBHAM, SURREY 7""
On the High Road to Portsmouth.
Excellent RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, FARM-HOUSE,
COTTAGES, BARNS, STABLES, GARDENS, PLEA-
SURE-GROUND, and upwards of THREE HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY-THREE ACRES of old Meadow, Arable.
and Wood Land, Tithe-free; Manor abounding with Game.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
(Of Warwick-street, Gelden-square),
At Gangway's Coffee-house in Exchange-Alley, Corohill, on
THUISDAT, the Zed March, at Twelve o'clock, in One Lot,
FAIRMIi.E, a Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate near Cobham, in a beautiful part of the Codnty of
Surrey, adjoining the high road to Portsmouth and Claremont
Park, only sixteen miles from London; comprising the Iklanot
or reputed Manor of FAIR:MILE, abundantly supplied with
Game, adjoining the Preserves of his Royal Highness the Prince
Saxe-Coburg„ with a capital ltesidence, cqnsisting of a Drawing-'
room, Eating-parlour, Bteddast-room, and convenient Offices ;
ell principal Bed-chambers, and four Sleeping-rooms for Ser-
vants; excellent Out-buildings, well supplied with good water,
two Coach-houses, a Two-stall and a Three-stall Stable, Granary,
Ice-house, good Kitchen Gardens, Pleasure-ground, and Shrub-
bery round the house; Farm-yard, Stable for five horses, Stalls'
for ten Oxen, and other Buildings, adapted for the Residence of
a Gentleman fond of Agricultural Pursuits and Sporting; two
Cottages and Offices, a good Farm-house, called Little Heath,
with Barn' Stable, and other Out-buildings, and upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE ACRES
Of old Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with beautiful
Woods, in a hoc thriving state, adjoining the Claremont Estate,
with a dell of tommon, in respect of part of the Premises, over
Three 'Hundred and Fifty Acres of Wnste Land, the whole
well supplied with plenty of excellent water.
To be viewed by applying to Mr Mills, the Bailiff, at Fair-
' Odle- Fatah_ of Whom .Particulars may be had • at the Inns at
Cobh m; Grian, Kingston ;Beer, Ether ; Talbot, Ripley; the
Eir.g's- Arms, Godalming ; 'White Hart, Guildford ; -I;ed Lion,
!),irking; the Swan, Leatherhead ; of 'tlr. Pinder Simpson,
No. 9, Old Burlington-street; at Garraway's ; and of Mr.
*clans, Werwlea-street, culdeanquare, where a Ilan oL the
Estate on). beaten.
London, England, 1821-02-28

TURNPIKE ROADS.

Mr. D. GILBERT moved for leave to bring in a
Bill for the purpose of consolidating the Trusts of the
Turnpike Roads in the neighbourhood of the Metro-
polis. He described these Roads to be in a state that
very much required attention. He cast no blame
whatever on the Trustees ; but he conceived that the
Committee on this matter agreed with him in think-
ing, that the Trusts ought to be consolidated as much
AS possible, as the Trustees at present were too nu-
merous. His plan was, to divide London into three
districts, and to consolidate the diffet ent Trusts within
each district into one. One of the greatest advan-
tages he expected from this measure would be, that
the repair of the Roads would be carried on on a
larger scale than could be done by small bodies of
men. It was well known that much better materials
could now be had for the repair of Roads, than had
ever been laid open to the Public before ; but in order
to obtain those materials, it. would be requisite that
the Trustees should have a greater command of ca-
pital than the present small and dispersed bodies of
Trustees could be expected to have power over,—
These materiali, in the long run, would be found to
be more permanent and more cheap than the mate-
rials which at present were used. He-disclaimed the
intention which was imputed to the Committee, of
placing all the Roads in England, particularly those
round London, under the controul of Government.
Such an alteration, the Committee were convinced,
would be most prejudicial—(llear, hear)—and he
could assure the House, that no such intention ever
was or could be contemplated by them.
Mr. BYNG seconded the motion.

1%.1r. CURWEN would not object to the motion,
though he confessed he would look with great jea-
lousy on any measure which went to take away the
controul over the Roads from those who, by their
local situation, were most interested irkthem. He
denied that the Roads about London were so bad as
the Hon. Member described.
After a•few observations from Sir J. YORKE, Mr.
Catcam, Sir M. W. RIDLEY, and Mr. HARVEY,
leave was given to bring in the Bill.

THE COINAGE, &C.

Mr, BARING rose for the purpose of moving that
an humble Address be presgated to his Majesty,
London, England, 1821-02-28

THE: IgAVS ANSWER TO THE DURHAM
1 ADDRESIr- " **:"
•

The Durham Chronicle contains the following re.
port from the Earl of DARLINGTON, respecting his
presentation of two Addresses to the KING :
" TO TIM PORIUTT, Gym, curium, AND

TIM COMM,' OF DOSHAN.

is or

1' Garrets—l have had the honour of obeying the earn.
mends of the County, in presenting to his Majesty the Address
that was confided to my care, which was voted at. the hat
County Meeting, and which his Majesty received from my
hands at Brighton, on Wednesday last, when he was pleased to
reply, had dear toy duty, arid he had dorm his

" At the same audience I had also the honour to present thst
very respectably and numerowly signed Address from Sunder-
land, the Wearmouths, and their vicinity, width me with a
similar reception and reply.
" I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Your very faithful and obedient bumble servant,
Raby Castle, Feb.l9. " DARLINGTON."
London, England, 1821-02-28

Coasols for Aril 783 %

A conversation of some interest took place last
night in the House of Commons, on the present state
of the Currency. It now appears, that after all the
Atomises of the Bank of England, the pretended en-
couragement held out to ingenious artists, the deli-
berations of assembled men of science, and the eager
ivectations of the humane Public, the hope of at-
Timing at some plan which may render the forgery of
bank Notes to a sufficient degree impracticable, has,
if not entirely, been at least so far abandoned by the
limit Directors, that the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
areQuza is to submit a proposition to the House, to
enable them to issue Cash, in conjunction with their
Motes, in May next. The extent of the CHANCELLOR
0 the Excnettusa's intended proposition was not
filly explained. But Mr. CALCRAFT stated, that if
die. Ministers themselves did not propose such a mea-
wee, it was intended, on his side of the House, to
sing forward a motion to compel the Bank to with-
jaw all its One and Two Pound Notes from then-
iktion, in order to check the crime of Forgery, to
ilk* by their not having produced any new form
eh Note, they confess themselves unable to devise
ft check.
Although the'proposition which the CHANCELLOR
of 1411 &Quitman has in contemplation, has most
'NPR* hs origin in the failure of the scheme with
Mitlitbe Bank has been so long occupied, of devis-
i'l oxide of engraving which might render the
;me Clone and two pound notes as safe as the issue
(Iglus, something like an effort was made on oue

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London, England, 1821-02-28

HOGARTII'S ORIGINAL PLATES.

This day was published, price, to Subscribers, CI. Is. No. XII. ~f
rIIIIE ORIGINAL and GENUINE WORKS of
1. WIL LTA M II OG A H.TI I, from the Plates lady in the
Possession of Messrs. lloydell ; and others engraved by eminent
__.

Artists: the Whole wider the

ut JAMES

HEATH, Esq. 11.1. accompanied by Explanations of the war&
ous Subjects, by JOHN NICHOLS, Esq. F.A.S. Jae.
This Number contains:
Plate I. Strolling Actress dressing in a Barn.
' IL Taste in High Life.
111. Portrait of Martin Fulkes, Coq.
IV. Don Quixotte, plate 3 and 4.
V. A Country Inn-yard.
London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
las- The Work is to consist of about 24 Numbers, of which
Twelve are now published, each Number containing Five Plates.
The Publication price of each is XI: l s. but in conformity with the
original Proposals' the Price of every Number is raised to £1 ss.
at the Expiration of Six Months from the Date of its respective
Publication. Thus the First Six Numbers are now sold at 255.
each. The manner in which Mr. Heath has restored the most
minute Lines of Ilogarth's Pencil, without making any Varia-
tion from the last Touches of that inimitable Master, has not
only given general satisfaction, but excited universal surprise.
Thus affording one more opportunity to the admirers of this
Painter of Comedies, to possess his Works in a state of perk:-
non nearly equal to that in which he himself left them.
London, England, 1821-02-28

FRAUD PREVENTED.

MO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
1. daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM-
rosiTioN instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared
by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Wad, in
which their signature and address,
97, 1116 H-HOLBORN,

Is so conspicueusly placed in the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, DruggiNts, BookieUers, Ironmongers, Perfu-
mers, Boot-Makers, Sic. is the United Kingdom, in Bt t:les at
gid. Is. and Is. ed. each.
London, England, 1821-02-28

STATUE QF THESEUS.
THE LONDON MAGAZINE, N 0.16, for March,
is embellished with a beautiful Engraving of the Statue of
Theseus, In the British hluieum; and contains among its Arti-
cles the following :—Tbe Statue of Theseus and the Sculpture
Room of Phidias--Death—Posthumotts Memorials—Children;
Traditional Literature, No. I V.—A Chapter on Ears, by Ella.'
On Riding on Horseback, No. IL—The Ambrosian Codex al
Homer, with ancient Paintings.—Maometto Second°, a New
Opera. by Rossini.—Miller Redivivus, No. lll.—Sketches in
Lisboa—Table Talk, No. Personal Character.—
Present State of Religious Parties in Oermany.—Derwent Wa-
ter and Sklddaw.—Pulpit Oratory, No. 1 L—The Rev. John
Leifchild.—Town Conversation, No. I I L--Bowring's Russian
Andsology.--Sketch of the Life of Edward Perrinsoo, the Puet.
The Drausa.--Gleanings from Foreign JournAls.—The Swedish
Sculptors, Sergel and Bustrom.—Literary and Scientific Ittelli-
gence—lteport of Music.—Agriculture and Commercial Re.
ports, &c.
London t Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
London, England, 1821-02-28

GENERAL ENCLOSURE BILL.

The House went into a Committee on the General Inclosure
Act Amendment BILL Mr. WHaavott brought up several new
clauses, one of which was negatived. The House resumed, and
the lit:port was ordered to be received to-morrow (this day).
Mr. C. LONG, on the part of his Noble Friend, the Secre
tary at War, postponed the consideration of the Army Estimates,
which stood for Friday, to Wednesday next.
London, England, 1821-02-28

GUESTONIAN LOTION AND PILLS

THE many thousands that have experienced the
very beneficial effects of these Medicines during the last
twenty-six years, p recludes the necessity of any comments, further
than to observe that they are not more certain in their salutary
efficacy, than safe and pleasant in their operation, and may be
taken and used at all times, by persons of the most delicate tonal-
tutlous, with the greatest safety, for the cure of the following
disorders :—Gout, Rheunistk Gout, Rheumatism, Ssigica,
I .umbatoi Scrofulous Enlargements, Sprains, iiryjses,Lasetzde,
Contraction, Pleurisy, and Head-ache.
Thesefitedicines are pre?ared and sold, wholesale and retail,
hi, the Proprietor, Mr. IL Guest (successor to the Inventor), 165
ode 9), Great Surrepstrect, London.—Attendance from nine
In twelve, every morning. Sunday excepted.

praying him to direct that there be laid before the'
House several papers, principally rellitivelo the silver'
•
coinage. They were - •
" An account of all silver coinage cot* in the Mint of Mt,
hlajestrunder the law regulations fur the -river coinage, distin-
guishing the amount of cot .age in with year, and the amount
issued in each year; also the amount of such coinage now re-
maining unissued, both at the Bank of Engbnd And in the hands
of the Guveruntent•" _ _ _

" An account of aU persons tried and condemned for crimes
'connected with the enunterldting or sleh.isement of the silver
coinage of the realm, from the year 1790 to the year 1910, both
inclusive."

" Au account of all persons tried and condemned for crimes
connected with the counterfeiting and debasement of the silver
tokens of the Bank of England, during the same period of time."
" Also au account of all gold coined in his Majesty's Mint,
under the same regulations as those affecting the silver coinage,
distinguishing the amount of such gold coinage in each year, the
amount thereof issued in each year, and the amount of such
coinage now remaining unissued, both at the Bank of England
and in the bands of the Government."

" An account of all persons tried and condemned for crimes
connected with the counterfeiting and debasement of the gold
coin of the realm, from the year /790 to ►rl`lo, inclusive."
Mr. GRENFELL said, that if it was the intention
of his Hon. Friend to propose any plan, having for
its object to make a distinct standard for silver and
another for goli, he would oppose it; not because he
was inimical to the plan, but because he was sure
the agitation of ittat tlii, time would pet we prejudicial.
Mr. BARING s 'id he had understood that the
Right Hon. Gentlem in (the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer) was likely, himielf, in a few days, to give
notice of. a motion for agitating that question, of
which his (Mr. Baring's) Hon. Friend appeared so
anxious to avoid the discussio 1. It would then come
before them it a shape which might call for some
observations from him (Mr. Baring).

II
London, England, 1821-02-28

CAPITAL NOBLE FAMILY MANSION,
Substantially built, and finished in a superior style, in excellent
order and fit for the immediate reception of a FAMILY of
the FIRST DISTINCTION; and a LARGE GARDEN,
East Side of RUSSELL-SQUARE.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),
At Garravray's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Combill, on
TMUUDAY March 8, 1821, at Twelve o'Clock,
Order of the Executor),
THE LEASEHOLD SPACIOUS RESIDENCE
of the late Sir VICARY GIBBS, deceased,
Erected in a most substantial manner, and contalCag a ca-
pital Entrance-hall, Inner-hall, elegant Stone Staircase to the
principal Story, and a secondary Stone Staircase, a large Break-
fast-room, noble. Dining-parlour (opening to a large Garden, en-
closed with Iron-railing), Library, Dressing-room, Bath-room,
and Water-closet. On the first Story are two Drawing-rooms,
of large dimensions, finished in an elegant manner; a spacious
airy ilecichamber,, or back Drawing-room, finished to correspond,
Dressing-room, Water-closet, &e. On the second Story, are
excellent Chambers and Dressing-moms, and very commodious
Apartments over for Servants. The Basement contains House-
keeper's-room, Butler's ditto and pantry, Servants'-hall, excel-
lent Kitchen, Scullery, Pantries, Larders ' • roomy, good Cellars,
for Wine, Ale, and Beer; and various Offices, Vaults &c.—
Coach-houses, and Stables for six horses Yard, dm The whole
in excellent order, and proper for immediate reception.
The Furniture, which is elegant, and well adapted to the
Premises may be had with the Fixtures, at a Valuation.

To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars may be had of
Mews. Green, Pembertom and Crawley, Solicitors, Salisbury-
square, Fleet-street; on the Premises; at the Subscription
Houses, St. James's-erect and Pall-mall ; at Garraway's Coffee-
house; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,-
where Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1821-02-28

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Pt.vmouvat, Fes. 26.—Wind E.—Arrived the Resolution,
M'Clattoott, from Venice for London; and Vittoria, Puisots,
from Newfoundland.

Mat., Ft& 27.—Wind R.S.R.—The Mary. Romeo', from
Rotterdam to Surinam, got on the off part of the Goodwin Sand
this morning ; several boats went off to her assistance, and it is
supposed she will he got off next tide, as she has received little
or no damage. Arrived and waded for the River, the Vittoria,
CfriWTON. from Palermo.
London, England, 1821-02-17

This day was published,
In four handsome vols. tro. with Portrait, price £2 Bs. boards,
riIHE WHOLE CORRESPONDENCE OF
11 HO RA CE WA LP 0 LE, Earl of Orford, now first collected.
" The Letters of Horace Walpole are masterpieces in their way
that in which they shine unrivalled is their accurate reflection of
the passing scenes of each day, pointed by remarks equally witty
and sarcastic. A new Democritus seems to have assumed the pen,
to sneer at the grave follies of the human species."—Quarterly Rev.
Panted for Rodwell and Martin, Bond-street; and Henry
Colburn and • Co: Conduit-stmt.

Just published, in !Ivo. price 14s. boards,
THE PHILOSOPHY of LIFE. By SIR
1 CHARLES MORGAN, M.D. and Fellow of the Royal
College of Physicians of London.
" Sir C. Morgan has here presented us with a book contain-
ing a great deal of useful and entertaining information. He has
undertaken to consider man as an organised being ; to explain
his structure, and. how it is affected by various modes of treat.
meat. To skew the influence of climate, diet, Bcc. upon the
human frame, and to connect this influence with the moral and
intellectual character of the mind. In conducting this investiga-
tion he has had an opportunity of calling to his aid, not only the
knowledge of his own peculiar profession, but the discoveries of
modern Chemistry, interesting facts in natural history, and illus.
traumas from general science, and the history of nations. The
work contains many plain and sensible lessons on the best methods
of keeping both mind and body in a healthy state."
Printed for Henry Colburn, and Co. Conduit-street.

UIMING'S LACE (of the real point and Brus-
sels fabric), 147, STRAND, near Somerset House, re-
moved from 392, Strand.—G. F. URLING and Co. beg to
Inform the Fashionable World, that they have prepared for the
Season a various and ettansive Assortment of their PATENT
LACE DRESSES, from three Guineas to one hundred Guineas
each, some of which, from recent improvements, they humbly
presume to compare with the most perfect Foreign production's
also a great variety of Veils, Scarfs, Squares. Laces, Nets, &c.
of every description. This peculiarly clear and transparent ar-
ticle having, in the higher circles, superseded the use of common
Lace, which becomes rough and full of fibre on the first washing.
The Patentees respectfully apprise the Public, that the latter
is frequently starched to conceal its defect. and maheit resemble
Urling's Lace, which, therefore, can only be relied upon as
genuine at their Wholesale and Retail Establishment in London,
or of the Country Dealers supplied by them. Every article is
distinguished by a seal, with the Patentees' initials, G. F. U. and
Co. and the words e by the (late) Queen's Authority."
Specimens, 'hewing the superiority of Uriing's Lace Over,
common Lace, may be seen in Ackermann's Repository, La
Belle Auemblee, and ether fashionable Works, and may be had,
gratis, by application (post paid) to G. F. Urling and Co.
N.B. Country Dealers supplied upon the most liberal terms.
Manufactory, Buford, Nottinghamshire.
London, England, 1821-02-17

was the expense of the Establishments at the Tower
and in Pall-mall, which consisted of gratuities and
allowances to a great number of persons, relative to
whom his Hon. Friend was ready to enter into a
detail. Could anything be more fair? And yet the
Hon. Member said, " Do not print the Estimates,"
although they must form the foundation of all future
disc ussion—(Hear, hear).
After a few words from Mr. Clumsy and Mr.
HUMS, the motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1821-02-17

THE TOOTH-ACH.

KING'S ODONTALGIC ; or, CHEMICAL Essztros
of Houraanasu, the property of safely and im-
mediately stopping the ooth-Ach, and has the peculiar effect,
if it come In contact with the Nerve, to prevent the re-
currence of that torturing y, its operation being the same
as a styptic on a bleeding vein. In Colds and Rheumatic Affee-
dens of the Jaws, it will be found particularly beneficial; also
in the painful Dentition of Children._
Prepared by Mr. King, Apothecary. Brook-street, Bath ; and
Sold by Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-market, London (sole Whole-
sale Agents), ht Bottles, at Sts. 9d. each, duty included ; also by
Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Mr. Cobbe, 31, Regent-street,
Piccadilly ; Mr. Gifford, 104, Strand ; Mrs. Ward, 164, Hol-
born; Mr. I)inneford, 155, Cheapside ; Mr. Vade, 46, Corn-
bill; Mr. Burton, Welklose-square lklineries ; and by all re-
spectable Bookselers, Druggist ,and Venders through-
out the Kingdom.—Observe, none can be Genuine unless the
name of Barclay and Sew are engraven on the Stamp affixed to
each Bottle.
London, England, 1821-02-17

This day was published, price Ts. 6d. boards,
ACONCISE ACCOUNT of the Origin and Prin•
ciples of the New Class of 24-pounder MEDIUM GUNS,
of reduced length and weight, proposed by Major-General Sir
WILLIAM CONG REVE, Bart. in 1913, and adopted into
his Majesty's Service. With a variety of Experiments and
other Documents, proving the excellence of that construction.
Sold by T. Egerton Bookseller to the Ordnance, Military
Library, Charing-Crosi.
London, England, 1821-02-17

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WE, the undersigned Proprietnii of Shares in
the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL, db hereby, in
punosaswe of the Wide =Wen by the Act of Pa:demerit, pa end
for making and maintalnlngthessid Canal, request that a Special
Assembly of the Company of Proprietors of the mid Canal may
be held at the CROWN and ANCHOR TAVERN in the
STRAND, hi the County of Middlesex, on FRI nAY, the nth
day of MA Rai NEXT, at Twelve &Clock at hoon_preelsely,
for the purpose of appointing the Honourable PHILIP PLEY-
DEL I. BOUVERIE, one of the Select Committee Of the said
Company, the permanent Chairman of that ConUnittee, and for
appointing a Clerk thereto, and for appropriating an annual
sum for those purposes, and for the discontinuance of the Office
of Secretary to the. Company.
Witness oar hands this 9th day of February, 1841.
Bridgewater, Ceo. Sul. Harter,
John Sullivan, Lyndon Evelyn,
W. Digby, G. Parkinson
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logioat the numerous and respectable medical comments in fa-
vour of its efficacy, place it above competition; and when it is
knovnt that the profits arising from the sale are distributed, to a
certain amount, in charities, there is not a Christian but will
exert himself to render it more public, and extend its sale. The
Proprietor refrains from saying anything in its praise, enough
has already been said io the various periodical works, in luau's°.
rable letters, and pertoual testimonies.
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ic 1 .604.

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY,
Instituted 1774.
bulk RECOVERY of PERSONS APPARENTLY
DROWNED or DEAD.

PATIO'S,
;rise KING'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY
PARSITILNT.
sit Grace the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND. K.G.
hiHE ANNIVERSARY SERMON will be
preached on SUNDAY NEXT, the 18th February, by
Bight Rev. Lord Bishop of LLANDAFF, at Grosvenor
jO, South Audley-street.
pone Service will commence at Half-past Eleven &Clock.
Several Persons restored to life by the means recommended
if the society will attend.
The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL will be held on WED-
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sishopsgate-street,
is Grace the Dukeof NORTHUMBERLAND, K.G. in
the Chair.
besets for the admission of Ladies into the Gallery to
die PreCtiiiol% of the Persons restored, and the Presettation
d the iimnorary Medallions by the Chairman, can be had only
d the Stewards.
The ne. us Gentlemen will receive Honorary Medallions:
tduryat, R.N. Captain Earl
Mt. Jai Mann Mr. C. J. Laisne
Me. Ida Gray Mr. Cox.
lb. Ilia *Win Mr. W. A. Parkes.
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JOHN NA:

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the Mee of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street.

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, nd STRUNG.—
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km Prices, vats. te. s. d. Ls. d.
Pearl Necklaces, from 815 6 1.43 C 010 0
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Brooches - - ISO N .P
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(1111 of Grange court, and Vero-street), are offered to the Public
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The utmost value, in ready money, for Diamonds, Pearls,
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CASE&

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PRESENTATION OF ESTIMATES.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT rose for the purpose of
moving a Resolution, of which he had given notice
on Wednesday last, -relative to the presentation of
Estimates. If, however, there was any intention of
opposing it, he would postpone it. He then moved,
" That the Estimates of the Navy, Army, and Ordnance,
ought to be presented within one weeek of the commencement
of every Session of Parliament, during the time of peace."
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought it
would be desirable to postpone the Motion until Monday. It
would be necessary, be conceived, to modify the terms of the
proposition. as the period of the meeting of Parliament was so
very uncertain,
After a few observations from Sir J. Newsear and Mr. IL
Wass, the former consented to postpone his Motion tin Monday.
London, England, 1821-02-17

IRISH CIIANCIRY.

Mr. C. GRANT brought in a Bill for the better'adndnistra-
tion of justice in the Court of Chancery in Ireland.
Read a first, and ordered to be read a second time on Wed-
nesday, the Ist of March, and to be printed.
The House then adjourned, at Hat.r.r•sr On o'Cracx.
THE MINORITY
Ns MR. DIUMN'S surnsat roe a DATAUXID ACCOUNT Or TUE °NOMADIC*

ZSTIMATIM
Bernal, R. GrenfeU,, Pascoe Parnell, Sir H.
Benet, John Graliani, Sandford Ricardo, David
Bennett, Hon. IL G. Glenorchy, Lord Rice, Hen. G.
lienyon, Benj. Guise, Sr W. B. Rebuts. A.
Bright, R. Harbord, Hon. Ed. Roberts, George
Bieber, W. W. Hm, Lord A. Sefton, Earl of
Brougham, Henry Hobhouse, J. C. Sykes, Dan.
Browne, Dorn. Ilutchlason,Hn.C.lLTresnayse, J. IL
Creevey, T. Heron, Sir R. Taylor, N. A.
CAulileid, lion. H. Langton, J. H. Talbot, R. V.
Denison, W. J. Leonard, T. B. t Whitmore, W. W.
Evans, William Martin, John 'Williams, William
Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. Macdonald, James WyvM, Id„ ' ...
M. Monet, J. B. sita.eas. . •
Ferguson, Sir It C. Newport, Sir J. Polkeston; Visionst
Gordon, Robert Nugent, Lord Ilunse,Joselik • "

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1821-11-03

WEYMOU 111, IVOVEMBER 2.

The Ball at RUSSELL'S Public Rooms, which took
place on Tuesday evening, under the patronage 01
the Countess of COVENTRY, was honoured with the
attendance of a most brilliant assemblage of rank,
beauty, and fashion. The tto,:ms were most superbly
illuminated, and the floor of the Ball-room was ta:re-
fully delineated with the arms of that Noble family,
and other appropriate devices. The band of the 1-t
Regiment of Royal Dragoon, were in attendance, by
the command of Colonel CLIFTON, and the enliven-
ing dance was most happily enjoyed till an early
boar; the whole reflecting the highest credit on Mr.
Rust .z., for the great attention he displayed, to the
entire satisfaction of this distinguished and numerous
party.--This fashionable watering-place continues ex-
ceeding gay, and promises to produce a fine latter
harvest to the proprietors of lodging-houses.
It is with iiihnite satisfaction that we witness the
rapid progress which is making towards placing the
sew establishment of the Portland Dispensary on a
permanent footing. This excellent Institution was
brought forward under the fostering auspices of ttie
philanthropic Captain STEVENSON, and since libe-
rally supported by subscriptions at the Libraries from
other Gentlemen and Ladies, who possess the power
and inclination to alleviate the suffering! of their .fel-
low-creatures.

Monday, Sir T. D. ACLA ND, Bart. visited King
Arthur's Castle, in the Parish of Tintagel.
.0n the night of the 21st tilt. a soldier of the name
Hof Thomas Newton, quartered in Chatham, was found
dead in his bed at the Fountain public.house.
Yesterdays a young woman, named Elizabeth
Newell, who was employed in the flock-manufactory
bf AlesSrs. Taylor and Co. Red Cross-street, South-
wark, was at work at an engine, at what is termed
" feeding the devil," by supplying it with pieces of
woollen and flock, when unfortunately the engine
broke, and her hand was drawn amongst the cog and
lath, and was torn to pieces in an instant. She was
conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where the arm was am-
putated. She is in a very precarious condition.
A melancholy occurrence happened at Rothesay,,
es Friday se'nnight. Six people, in crossing over to
Cowal in an open boat, it upset from mismanage-
Int% when four of them perished ; the other two
Clang to some boards and a box that were in the
boat, and were taken up by the Greenock packet.
A distressing accident occurred on Sunday night,
at a coal-work, near Rutherglen. The Messrs. FILL,
father and son, had gone to arrange swething con-
nected with the engine, about twelve o'clock; the
light they carried with them had been extinguished,
and Mr. FELL went for a light; on his return be
found that his son had fallen down the pit. The
young mail was so dreadfully injured that he died
almost immediately.
PIiEJTON Gott x—Orders have been given to put
into complete repair the whole of the noble mansion
of the Earl of Deasy, in Preston, prepasatory to his
Lordship and family occupying it at the approach-
ing Guild.
London, England, 1821-11-03

Jug übli:hed, at belied, by J. DI. Guncv,
TCOUNT Y versa* lAN DON.—Contents of
• 1 R
No. The Design.—l I. The Reasons W..y.— TI. The
Blue PIL—I V. Introduction to "the Age of George the Third."
—V. The Politleisl Opittions of Nir.Tristrani Shandy, his Family,
and Ftiends.--VT. Modern X nighthood.—V 11. The Draper,
or Diaper Knight.—V Il I. Iri,h Coticiliation.l X. Horace,
Ode 7. !tnitated.—X. Sir Robert Wilson's Correspondence, and
Reasons for his Dismissal front the Army.—Xl. The Devil and
Dr. Vatson.— XI I. Message to Mr. Hume, Irons Twenty-
nine Thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety-nine British Officers.
XII I. Parody on Hamlct's Soliloquy, by lAgnunt Vine ; or,
" Wood to the Life."— XI V. Elegant Extracts, consistirg of
" Generosity to a fallen Enemy ;" A Traveller's Lie; Authen- •
tic Biography; Interesting Dialogue; Modern Travels; Re-
pentant Sinners; The Captive Princess; Audi alteram partent ;
Trifling Mistakes ; Unfounded Suspicions indignantly repelled ;
A Libel on the Magistracy of the Kingdom.— XV. Finance
Report; the Quarter's Revenue.—X VI. The Agricultural
Report.
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London, England, 1821-11-03

BUILGESS'ybSILNCE OF A N CLIWN.

Varehoute, 107, sTa:k ND, corner of the SAVOY.ST);;PS.
TOW BURGESS and SON being apprized of
0 the iuttlerous epdcairours madr!by many Pers.ins to impose
a spurious .rich: for their make, feel it incumbent %limit them
to request the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they
costewe to be the Original, to observe the tittrac and the Ad-
. dresi :errcsporkis with the above ; the staL:rai appc..trAnce of
the spites, Jese:riprions will dec.:ive the uttsuardcd, and fur
their detection, J. llotatss and SuN submit ttte following Call
.4i0113 —Stan" are in appearance at first ;fight "The Genuine,"
but without any Name or Address:—some " LURGLSS'S Ee-
knee of Anchovies:"—others " IbniGia's,"—and many more
without Address.

JOHN BURGESS and SON havinz been many years
lioniiiired with such distingui,hed approbation, feel every semi-
stestOf re4pect towards the Public, and earnestly solicit them
to inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive
to he of their nuke, which they hope will prevent many disap-
pointments.
BURGESS' NEW SAC- GE, fot general purposes, having
given such great satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them,
and is recommended as a most useful and convenient Sauce—
• ill keep good in all climates.
Varthouse, 107, STRAND. corner of the Savoy-steps, Lyndon.
(Tea ORIGINAL EISII-NRCCR WRIIEHOURG).

HEADING SAUCE.
COCKS,J
the inventor and Proprietor of the
• CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, begs most re-
spectfully to caution the Nobility, Families, and the
*Unit the daily frauds and impwitions practised by many Lon-
'l)3 anJ Country Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive
• tied deprive them of the
GENUINE READING SAUCE.

None are genrine but those which have the arks sealed with
Ae iMpression,'" J. Ccks, Iteudiag;" and also the following
emiption of the Sauce, on an orange-coloured label. " Reading
Sate, for Fish, enriching Gravies, &c. Prepared and Sold,
Wholesale and Retail, by I. Cocas, lle3ding.'
This Sauce is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish,'
preference to all other kish Sauces' and is esteemed peculiarly
delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes., Steaks, and Cold
)Seat. Warra•ded to keep good seven years in anyslimate.
it is presented that no Sauce ever met with such general appro-
bation and extensive sale. ft is patronised and recommended
by most of the Plain Fastudas in the Kingdom; and is retailed
is London by 250 of the most respectable Oilmen and Fish
Faace Venders; in Bath, by ; Bristol, 20; Edinburgh. Glas-
gow, Perth, and Aberdeen, 10; and by nearly all the principal
Fah Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom, most of whom seU
Csiats's Genuine and Superior ESSKNCE of Axe.wovtwo, made
with prime Gorgona Fish, rich as possible.
London, England, 1821-11-03

Lord Kelbume's b. h. Archibald

Mr. Fergusson's eh. f. The Lady of the Vale - 4
The following are the Stewards named for 1822 :—Lord Ku-
wax, I.ord ELCUO, Sir ALEXANDER DON, Sir ALEXANDIII.I,OI*.
STONE, Mr. HAWTHORN of Castle-Wig, Mr. CARRUTHERS of
Dorrannt.

.......
The Races went very well off this year, but were rather tb!nly
attended. The inns, we believe, were completely filled ; but
then there was little or no demand for private lodgings ; and in
this way the Assemblies, Ordinaries, and Public Breakfasts,
were far from being crowded. Among the company were—
The Marquis and Marchioness of Queensberry, Lord Fick°,
Lord Kelburn, Sir John 11. Maxwell, Bart. Sir William Max-
well, Bart. Sir Alexander Murray, of Broughton, and Lady
r Ann Murray ; Sir Alexander Johnstone and Lady ; Mr. and
Mrs. Graham, of 3.lossknow ; Sir Alexander Dun, Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter, of Barjarg ; Lady Torphichen, J. J. Hope John-
stone and Lady; Vans Hawthorn, of astlewig ; Stair H.
Stewart, of Physgill ; John Douglas, of Lockerby ; Sir John
Gordon and Lady; Miss Sca.lett, General Dunlop and Lady;
Major Crichton and Lady; Thomas Maitland. Esq. Advocate;
Thomas Grierson, Esq. ditto; and Robert Whigham, Esq. ditto.
London, England, 1821-11-03

HURRICAPTE IN THE. WEST INDIES,

By the arrival of the Leeward Island Mail tli
mortiing, accounts have been received of a drndfd
hurricane having been experienced at Ss. Noisaal
St. Kitt's. The following are some of the details:
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's g
Nevis, dated September 14 t

" On the 9th instant a severe gale was experieneed !intik
commenced at N. went round to S.E. and blew hardest at 4,1
about midnight. The American brig General Jackson, db
ton, was driven on shore on the beach; sbe had been blond
of Guadaloupe on the Ist. The sloop 'Mars, of Dominica, ina
St. Thomas's to Trinidad, was driven on shore, and went ion
diately to piles.
° The sloop John, of this port, in ballast, was also grail
during the gale, at Guadaloup., on the Ist lust. Two boob'
and one houses were blown down at Basseterre, fifty of teal
level with the ground. Three sloops foundered at their ambit
and the crews were drowned. A large ship, from Point-a-Pen
to Rouen, which sailed in the mottling, had all her masts car
tied away, but afterviards got into Basseterre, and it is fend
was wrecked there. I have just heard that many VtUriliat
houses suffered at St. Bartholomew's."

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's s
St. Thomas's, dated 21st September :
" On the Bth inst. it blew a severe gale from the 2.W. aid
The British brig Commerce, of Tortola, llPALlsyss, lades
mahogany, for Porto Plate, was driven on shore, and will sa
be got off—cargo savtd."

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's s
Antigua, dated September 14:
" On Sunday evening, the eth instant, we experienced a sant
gale frouithe which continued in that quarter till taith446
then suddenly shifted, and, after a calm of an hour, blew vti
great violence from the Southward till day-break. WO
exception of several small craft, and the brig Racheh, Cum,
arrived an the Ist instant from Quebec, which were drivo•
shore, and some wood fences and trees levelled, appears tote*
extent of the damage sustained here."

The Royal George yacht, with the squadron foto,
ing the Royal escort, reached the Downs on Web's'
day, where they remained on Thursday night, 01.4.
ing circle's to sail for Calais, to receive his NlaJa.
Commodore Sir CHARLES PAGET was hourly esprit"'
to assume the command. The accounts vary as t.„'
the probable point of debarkation ; but as much 0..-4
depend on the state of the wind and weather at LI
time, prevatalions will doubtless be made at sear''
points, in orde, that his MAJESTY may be enabloil°
avail himself of that mot convenient for the pUrl

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Tiff KING T. WILLIAM WILSON.

Mr. GURNEY prayed sentence on this defendant,
who had suffered judgment to go by default to an
information against him for endeavouring to solicit a
Custom-House Officer by a bribe, to aid him in the
landing a cargo of smuggled spirits.
After hearing Mr. 'WArvotio on the other side,
The Court sentenced the defendant to pay a Eire
of £5, and to be imprisoned in Maidstone Jail for
two calendar months; and, at the expiration of that
time, to give security for his good behaviout for three
years, himself in £5O, and two sureties in D2O each.