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London, England, 1818-09-21

SURREY,
BETWEEN CROYDON AND GODSTQNR.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, with MANSION-
HOUSE, FARM-HOUSES, and OUT-BUILDINGS,
upwards of FIVE HUNDRED and TWENTY-ONE
ACRES, with very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house Exchange Alley, Corn bill, on
Taeasmtv October 22, at Twelve, in Two Lots,
A VERVEligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, CA-
JAL TERIIAM COURT LODGE, MANSION-HOUSE,
OFFICES, GARDENS, and OUT-BUILDINGS; RED-
HALLS FARM, and other LANDS, situate in the Parish of
Caterham, in the County of Surrey : comprising upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO ACRES
Of Meadow, Pastore, and Arable Land, the principal part ly
ing compact, divided into Enclosures; the Turnpike-mei from
Croydon to Godstone running through the Estate; with Farm
houses, Offices, Yards, Barns, Stables, and Out-MMinia,
the occupation of Thomas Wea/l, Esq. Mr. R NIA, Mr
Michael Rowed, and James Dolma, on lease; and under agree-
ments, at low -
London, England, 1818-01-14

SYPHILIS, DEBILITY, STRICTURES, Re.

IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their den.
mbar. from the generalities' has been highly hentfirfaiti r.
and improved in their protessienal acquirtnic-ts by the a atom
of Thirty Years esperienee, Meters. CURRIP. and Co comae.,
I with unabated ardour, die eradication of those Disorders a •
are the consequence of Mier indul,;ence, or the destructivthese
of die inconsiderate Scheel boy. in professing the Corr of dot
Complaints, they hold out no inducement to vice; but, elag.i
se all ,men must be of the existence of such Calamities 0., ey
their assistance, as regttlarly.wdieated Surgeons of Landon, td
of the Royal College of Edinburgh, In all oases of Syphilitic's.
fection. and in every complaint of Debility and Di florets?. ‘ibi'
thee aridog from the ir.fatuation of a certain Derrocive Ha;
long Residence in Warm Climates, free Living, ee any etas
erste producing a deficiency of manly vigour, the Patient an
rely on a speedy restoration to vigorous beakhs Their ;neuron'
plan of curing Strictures of the Urethra Las been atteatie wit
peculiar istreetal. Mittens of ten and tnemy years coatis
have yielded to their tresitr.ent in the sheet period °fere( ow"
Several Nohlentea and Gentleman of Mehra reepectability.cla
have laboured under this painful aid dir ressing Disease. lanict
received a radical and permintet eure, partrectszVy rei,,es g
references may be made to them, as satisractcy evidence.: ot:te
deckled superiority Af Messrs. Currie and CU:e Flan of trestw
Mews. Carrie and Co. may be consulted by Pttiestsofeteu:
Sex with the greatest secteey and humour, at that boon, NI
tO7, 1 istton Carden.

Parvenu in the Coulter!, string the partizulars of tSe:r 0".
inclining a remittance for Advice and Me/ eines, *III hare tze
same ever or sent to ary part of the United
No. 107, Hatton Girded
London, England, 1818-01-14

TO THE EDITOR OF iFIE-STAE..

Sne--Observlng a paragraph in your Paper re•peerg!dectr
of an Hernia, performed (of a loge shas)by the Modica bers,
at Charlotte House, Great Cliarlotte-stroet, glackfriars lic4a
justice, Sir, to l'ilessra. COOPER and Co. I beg to std tti
personal testimony. Having been afflicted nearly twenty rein
and deemed Incurable by eminent Surgeons, I patleody batey
affliction, expecting every hour to be my last; I at laza ts
plied te the Medical Dowd, and have reason to pray fora:.
excellent Establishment for although lam near, was pin
fectly cured hi a few weeks,
SG,
and now, thank Gob, enjoy rd
health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who Lew me wen allow tea
I c have no-other motive for this communication than spa.:
benefit.--1 am, Sir, yoor obedient Servant, c. etzrzsiu.s.
Dog and Stile, near London-rood, et Gestge's
Fields, 'October, 1817.
London, England, 1818-01-14

litive to the Military Establishment, the principal of
which is the following .. .
" That the Military Peace Natebßibleafit of the United States
shall consist hereafter of Bei Thesermi Man, including the
Corps of Invalids. Provided that the Corps of Engineers, die
General Staff, and Ordnance Department, shall be retained as at
present established. Provided also, that no part of the Army
shall be disbanded in consequence of said reduction, but the
same shall be effected by permitting vacancies, as they occur, to
remain.—That it is expedient to provide by law for an additional
national armoury, to be located on the western waters.—That
it is expedient to organise by law a Corps of Invalids, to be
composed of one thousand men."
The following Resolution, relative to Foreign
Seamen, was also proposed, and adopted without
opposition :
" Resolved, That the Committee of Commerce and Manu-
factures be instructed to inquire into the expediency of providing
by law for the apprehending and securing foreign seamen de-
serting from foreign vessels while in the ports of the United
States, contrary to their engagements to serve on board such
vessels."
A private letter from Washington speaks in confi-
dent terms of the cession of the Floridas to the
United States.
Accounts from Amelia of the 2d December state,
that Commodore Aury was making preparations to
evacuate that island.
London, England, 1818-09-28

TWENTY-NINE ACRES

Of Meadow and Pasture Lam', in the occupation of Mr. Isaac
Arnold, on Lease for an unexpired term of six years fronrJas
unary, 1819, at.a very low old rent
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Walter Rice Trowel!, rim
Lcitor, Carmarthen, • f whom Particulars may be bad, and at
the King's Arms; at the Mackworth Arms, Swar.sea ; the Ship
and Cattle, Neeth ; Black lion, Cardigan ; Bush, Bristol; of
Messrs. Poole and Oneenfteld, Solicitors, Cray's-Inn-Square;
at ciarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwict-street, Golden,-
sq.aare, where a Piac 01 ai Isstate may be, lean.
London, England, 1818-09-28

DEMER ARA.

We have received a file of the GUIC ?L2 Taide to
the 15th Augus►, from which we are sorry to see that
some misunderstanding, of a political description,
exists in that valuable Colony. The subjoined ex-
tract will put our Readers in possession of the leading
points of the difference existing between the Colonial
Assembly and the Government :
London, England, 1818-03-26

NA I'AL INTELLIGENC:E.

rm.mouTur, MARCH 25. '
Wind W.S.W. fresh breezes and fine weathee.—
Arrived the Duaira, linmizTox' from London for
China, last from Plymouth; and at eleven p. m. ar-
rived the Princess Charlotte packet, with mails from
the Leeward Islunds, in twenty-three days.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 21
Wind W.N.W.—Arrived the Cato, MORTON, from
London. for Antigua.—The Acorn, LLEWELLYN, from
Shoreham, broke both her anchors in the Park, when
getting under weigh.

DEAL. MARCH ILL
Wind W. and squally.—Arrived and sailed fat the
River the Rebecca, PRITCHARD, from Jamaica; the
tiebe, BRUNTON, from Demerara; and the Arab,
BARCLAY, from the South Seas.
London, England, 1818-03-26

ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENER.
This day was published, price 9s. in boards, the Second Edition,
revised, with considerable Additions by Mr. James Meane,
Head Gardener to Sir Abraham Hume, But. of
THE PRACTICAL GARDENER ; or, Improved
System of Modern Horticulture ; adapted either to large
or small Gardens; designed for the assistance of those Gentle-
men who manage their own Gardens, and as a Book of Refe-
rence for the young professional Horticulturist.
By JOHN ABF:RCROMBIE.
Author of " Every Man his own Gardener."
••• This Work contains the Laying-nut and Culture of the
Kitchen Garden, Fruit Garden, Elowzr Garden, Shrubbery,
Pleasure Ground, Nursery, and Timber ; also
tha
Construction and Management of the Greer. House or Conserva-
tory, Hot House, and Forcing Gard,: . The whole alphabetically
arranged; and preheating, in a practical E..rtn, maiiy suzgestions
from recent Discovries in Vegetable Physi,iogy; and ‘.ll.ibithig
the principles relative to the Culture of .Ert.it Trees, especialiy
In the Renovation of several Degenerated Sorts of Apple and Pear
Trees.—With Tables of Plants corresponding with the advance-
ment of Botany up to the present period ; and Tables for regu-
lating the Temperature of Hot Houses, &c.
Printed for T. Cadet and W. Davies, Strand, London; W.
Biadtittood, Edinburgh; and J. Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1818-03-26

CALEDONIAN. ASYLUM.
NOTICE IS HEIIEBYGIVEN, That a SPECIAL
GENEKAL COLMIT of the CALF.DONIAN AS
IR
LUM, for SUPPORT! NO a id EtweATlNcreitannEN
of SOLD! I R 3, S LOBS, and MA R IN'RS, Natives of Scot-
land, and of Indigent S.otch Parents resident ip London, hot
entitled to Parochial Relief, will be holden at FREEMA,ON% TA-
VERN. tin SATEADAT. the 4th April next, at Five o'Ciudt in toe
Afternoon precisely, to complete the Business adjourned from
the Court of the loth current. J. GALT, Sec.
Caledonian Asylum Office, 16. Cross-street. • .
Hatton-garden, March 24,1818.
London, England, 1818-03-19

SAVING RANKS.

The Report of the Saving Banks Bill was brought
up, and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved
that it be taken into farther consideration the 13th of
April next.
General THORNTON complained of the extra-
vagance of the rate of interest.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,
the sum fixed was perhaps too high, and it might be
lowered. But they ought to proceed with great
caution. When the deduction for expenses was made,
from the 4} per cent. the allowance received by the
persons depositing was little more than four per cent.
A lower rate th tit this would not be an inducement.
The difference o.ight not to weigh with them, when
they considered .he improvement in indnstry and mo-
rals which migla be purchased for this slight sacri-
fice. It would be repaid them not ten fold, but a
hundred fold.

The Report was then ordered to be taken into
farther ccnsid:ration on the 13th of April next, and
the Bill, as a vended, to be printed.

The Committ e on the Coroner's Election Bill was postponed
to to-morrow fortnight.

The Fovr-whAlea Carriage Bill, and the Cork Importation
Bill, were read asd time. Tobe committed to-morrow fortnight.
London, England, 1818-03-19

INTattotiveis

FALMOUTH, MARCH
Wind W. N. W. strong gales and squally.--Ar-
rived off this port the Mary, Minisaws, from Naples,
bound to Rotterdam.

DEAL, MARCH IS.
Wind S. We—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Pacific, Ettas,from Waterford; Blenheim, SOUTHER,
from Yarmouth Roads, for Honduras, and remains.
Came down from the River the Prince Regent, 11.tn-
ate, for Madras, and remains with the outward-bound
as before.
SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 16.
Arrived the Hero, FOWELL, from Lisbon ; 2nd
Esther, La FURE, from Oporto,
DEAUMARIS, MARCH 17.
The Sarah, ADAMS, from Liverpool, to Corunna,
with a cargo of tobacco, put into this port yesterday.
The George, —, from Liverpool, to Waterford,
was lost on Wexford Banks, on the 13th
Crew saved,

COWES, MARCH Is.
Arrived the brig Aurora, ASHER, from the
vannah, with sugar and coffee, having been at sea
ever since Christmas.
PADSTOW, MARCH IC.
The brig Harvey, MILLER, from Youghall to
Poole, with provision and oats, got embayed near
this place, has been boarded by some pilots, and is
now at anchor in a very dangerous situation on the
coast. but if it moderates, hopes are entertained that
she will be got into Newquay Creek, or into this
harbour.

GRAVESEND, MARCH 18.
Arrived the Eliza, Wren, from Ostend; Diana, Roberts,
from Mogadore ; Royal Sovereign, Gibbs, from Rotterdam;
Adolphus Fredericka, Bartells„ from Wolgast ; Sisters, Wil-
liams, at Stangate Creek; and Johnson, Best, from Rotterdam.
Sailed the Darlington, Brokenshaw, for St. Domingo; Star,
Gardner, for St. Vincent's; Mary, Puddicombe, for Dominica;
Friends, Lavh.on, for Win. and Smyrna; Riga, Foster, for
Ilavannah ; Telemachus, Topping, for Cork; Christian, Fother-
ingharn, for Antwerp; Salus, Thompson, for Ifamburgh ; and
Jane, Wood, for Rotterdam.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, MARCH 18.
Slurs Estrzarn Isrwaans.—The Eliza, from Ostend ; Deke of
Kent, from Rotterdam ; Union, from Harlingen ; San Jose,
from Bliboa; King George, from Mouse Surd; Sally, from
Waterford ; Two Brothers, from Ostend.
Ourwmin.—The John and Isaac, for Gibraltar; Susan and
Caroline, for Rotterdam; Levant, for Belfast ; Albion, for
Genoa and Leghorn; Briton, for F3sineur and Petersburgh ;
Shakspeare, for Richibucter, and Caledonia, for St. John's, New
Brunswick ; James, for Cork ; Travis, for Rio Janeiro ; Wear,
for Pernambuco; Speculation, for Bergen; Flying Fish, for
Ostend; Mary Ann, for Fort William; Leander, for Boston.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.
The Lee, in sight of the Lion revenue cruizer, on Saturday
the 2111 Instant, on board the Lee, at Plymouth. Recalls at
No. 22, Norfolk-street, Strand.
The Granicus, for the Witch smuggling-boat, on Wednesday,
the 18th instant, at No. 12, Upper Thames-street. Recalls same
place, every Tuesday and Friday, for three months.
The detachment of the 10th Regiment of Foot, the Royal
Artillerf, and Staff, under the command of Lieutenant-General
Lord William Cavendish Bentinek, for the Island of Ponzo, on
Tuesday, the 24th instant, at No.lo, John-street, Adclphi. Re-
calls same place, every Tuesday and Thursday, for three months.
London, England, 1818-03-19

deration. On the faith of the Decree, money could
have been raised in ant town of Europe--(hear, hear.)
The credit of a British Court of Admiralty ought not
to have been made to depend on the conduct of a
King of Spain. Hitherto the Decrees of the Court
of Admiralty had been unimpeached throughout
Europe. Now the credit of no Government in Europe
was so low as that of the Spanish Government. The
claimants had not the smallest chance of receiving
any thing from that Government. It was rather un-
fair, too, to say that the claimants had been unmask-
ed, and shewn in their true colours. They had ob-
tained the sentences of several Courts in their favour,
with costs and damages. The cases had been ap-
pealed from the Viceroyalty Courts to the Highest
Court—and the claims stood, therefore, on the au-
thority of the highest Tribunal known to the Law of.
Nations. It was too much, therefore, to say the
claimants had been now unveiled—they ought to
have been unveiled in Courts of Justice. He would
seriously press on the Noble Lord the propriety of
interfering so far with the Spanish Crown as to ob-
tain justice for those individuals, as we were, in fact,
pledged that justice should be done to them.
Mr. WILBERFORCE, in explanation, observed,
that it was to the credit of the country that it had not
left justice upon the abstract principle, but had with-
drawn the veil which covered these transactions ;
for it was a very remarkable thing that no Spanish
vessels we:•e engaged in the Slave Trade till after the
abolition, and there could be no doubt that the pro-
perty in the vessels, nViniaally Spanish, were either
British or American.—The Motion was negatived.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
moved for a Copy of the Circular Letter from the
Tax-Office, of the Ist of December last, and an Ac-
count of the Number of Districts, and the names of
the defaulters alluded to in that letter, so far as the
same have been ascertained.

Mr. C. W. WYNNE moved for a Copy of the Re-
port of the Commissioners appointed to unrol the
manuscripts of Herculaneum.
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY presented a Petition
which he said had been put into his hands by the Ho-
nourable Member for Winchelsea (Mr. Brougham),
from Mr. O'Hanlan, a Magistrate of the County of
Down, in Ireland, and which he understood differed
in no essential respects from a Petition presented last
year from the same Gentleman.—The Honourable'
Member also presented a Petition from John Meson,'
complaining of the defective state of the laws re-
specting the recovery of debts. It stated, that the
petitioner was the creditor for 1,0001. of a person who
possessed a landed estate of 5,0001. a-year, and had
obtained a judgment, but the debtor chose to live
upon the produce of his estate in prison, and by re-
moving by Habeas Corpus from the jail to which he
was originally rendered, to the King's Bench, and
getting the Rules, went to the different watering-
places, and lived in almost all respects as before.--
Ordered to lie on the table and to be printed.
London, England, 1818-09-17

CORES TRAVELLER'S GUIDE TO ITALY.
This day was published, price 14s. boards, the Second Edition of
APICTURE of ITALY ; being a Guide to the
Antiquities and Curiosities of that classical and interesting
Country; containing Sketches of Manners, Society, and Cus-
toms; also an Itinerary of Distances, the best Inns, &c. with a
minute Description of Route, Florence, Naples, and Venice ; to
which are prefixed, Directions to Travellers, and Dialogues,.
adapted to Travelling, in English, French, and Italian.
. By H. COXE, Esq.
Illustrated with Maps and Plates.
London : printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternal-
ter-row ; 'lnd also by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-09-17

Thb day were published, price es. in extra boards,
or 10s. 6d. elegantly bound in calf and gilt,
THE BEAUTIES of SHAKSPEARE, regularly
selected from each Play ; with a General Index, digesting
them under proper Heads.
By the Rev. W. DODD, LLD.
•„• The above elegant volume is printgl in a superior style by
Whistingham and is illustsated with u&litcla of Sixty Cuts,
executed by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston. The Pnblie
should be careful to order this particular edition, ask is the most
elegant ever published.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Weedy, and Jones, Pater-
noster-row, stud sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1818-09-17

MANHEtM, SEPTEMBER 6.

Some of the German Papers announce that Cola
eel Massenbach, instead of insisting on a formal de-
cision in the process instituted against him, had
thrown himself on the clemency of the King, in con-
sequence of hopes which were held out to him that
he would be set at liberty, and that the King of.
Prussia would order him payment of the amount of
his claims. This much, however, is certain, that M*
Massenbach is still a prisoner in the fortress of Cus-
trio; and that no public judgment has been prc-
noniced against him.
z STUTGARD, SEPTEMBER I. _ .

We hate to announce the important news of the
retirement of M. Malthus, who, though ostensibly
entrusted with the Department of Finances, had in
reality the superintendence of all the branches of ad-
ministration. Different reasons are given for this
event, which is regarded as extremely important in
many respects, especially at a moment when the pro-
ject of a new Constitution for the kingdom of Wir-
temberg is a subject of so much discussion. The
portfolio of the Minister of Finances has been provi-
sionally confided to M. Werckler, Counsellor of State.
M. Malchus will not entirely quit the public service.
He will in future execute exclusively the functions of
President of the Board of Controul, a new institu-.
tion lately introduced amongst us, and which has
been of great utility.
London, England, 1818-09-17

BREWSTER'S ENCYC;

This day was ;;üblished, by Wm. Blackwood; Anderson and
Macdovrall; \V. Oliphant; Waugh and Times; D. Brown;
Stirling and Slade ; and J. Thomson and Co. Handsomely
printed in Quarto, and illustrated by a Map of Italy, and IS
beautiful Engravings from original Drawings by Blom, Prods,
P. Nicholson, Farcy, &c. Volume XII. Part 11. (Price One
Guinea, boards,) of
THE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPIEDIA ; or,
Dicti3aary of Arta, Sciences, pad Miscellaneous Litera-
ture. Conducted
- _ _

By DAVID BREWSTER, LLD.
Fellow'ofthe Royal Societies of London and Edinburgh, and of
the I.•c'ciety of Antiquaries of Scotland; Member of the Geo-
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ciety, and Honorary Member of the Literary and Philosophi-
cal Society of New York, and of the Royal Physical Society

-
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The principal Articles in this Half Volume are :—ltaly, Judma,
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dlixeshire.Kinrossehire, Kirkcudbrightshire, Knighthood, Knox,
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mr A few Copies are splendidly printed on the finest Royal
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BILIOUS PILLS,
IDREPARED by F. NEWBERY and SONS,-and
sold by them at the Original Warehouse for Dr. James's
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These Pills are at modern invention, formed upon the improved
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aII ohnotious matter with which the stomach and bowels are op-
pressed. Thus they prove an excellent remedy for indigestion,
sick braii-a,bs, loss of appetite, costiveness, and flatulencies, arising
from acrimonious humours, or front bilious, gouty, or nervous af-
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street ; Stradling and Nix, Royal change ; Barris. Ludgate"-
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London, England, 1818-09-17

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DKEILITY.
THEi late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the
course of his extensive practice, emsuuntered repeatedly
such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, that be was in-
cluded to dirett its principal attention to the discovering an
ef-
fe.tual end permanent *needy. This invaluable Medicine bete
offered to the public attention under the title of " Pr. ro-
THERGILL's NERVOUS DROPS," was the happy result
' of his efforts ; by means of which he invariably ascomded in sub-
duing and exterminating every description of Nervous disorders
and their various distressing affections, as Lowness of Spirits,
Heed-aches, Loos of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors,
Hypochondriaciasi, Extreme assitude, Anxiety, Fainting Flts,
and every Mad of debility or relaxation of the system. To those
unfortunately thus sElesed, it is confidently recommended to use
the above inestimable Medicine, by which they areJassured of
obtaining immediate rater, sad by a due perseverance in it
agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment
of their health.
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Druggists, and Medicine Vendors airoughout the Kingdom •
London, England, 1818-09-17

This day was published,
In foolscap Bvo. viio a beautiful Frontispiece, puke is. in bds.
DISPLAY. A TALE. By JANE TAYLOR.
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and the air of reality which is thrown over the characters."
nettle Review.
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° Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
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price es. boards.

Tis day was published,
In foolscap livo. with a beautiful Frontispiece, price ss. In bds.
The Third Edition of
CORRESPONDENCE between a MOTHER and
her DAUGHTER at SCHOOL—By Mrs. TAYLOR,
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formality, or the tediousness of moral dissuidtion."
New Monthly Mag. August
Printed for Taylor and Hersey, 93, Fleet street.
London, England, 1818-09-17

measures have been taken to provide all the other''
funds necessary. The Junta of ReemAres, of Calle,
which was instituted for the management of all that
relates to 'expeditions beyond sea, has been reinstated
in its rights, and the Minister of Fiances has re-
ceived an order not to interfere any farther with its
operations. Every thing announces a firm determi-
nation to-push, with the greatest vigour, the war be-
yond seas. _ _

" Government has sent orders to Ferrol to arm a
frigate and a corvette to pursue the Insurgent cor-
sairs Which infest the neighbouring seas. This mea-
sure comes a little too late, for in the equinoxial sea-
son it is no longer practicable to cruize on the coast
of Biscay, and the corsairs will doubtless leave it by
that time."
London, England, 1818-03-21

THE ARMY.

It is now said that Sir JOHN SHERBROOKE returns
to England on leave of absence, in order to allow Sir
PEREGRINE MAITLAND to administer the Govern-
ment at Quebec.

_______
Friday se nnight a strong detachment of Royal
Marines arrived at Chatham from Woolwich, to do
duty in the Barracks, exhausted by the embarkations
on board the ship lately commissioned, and now fit-
ting at that port.
Friday se'nnight a detachment of WO men of the
34th Regiment. marched from Chatham Barracks
and embarked at Gravesend for India.

A detachment of the 16th Lancers, consisting of
one serjeant and six rank and file, marched last week
from Navan to Trim, where it is to continue doing
ditty during the continuance of the Assizes in that
town, after which the detachment will rejoin the
party of the Regiment at Navan, from which it had
been detached. - -

A part of the detachment belonging to the 41st
Regiment, doing duty at Baltinglass, consisting of
one Captain, one Assistant-Surgeon, one serjaant,
and 16 rank received a route to march from
that station forthwith, and proceed to join the head-
quarters of the Regiment at Naas, after which a
route was received, directing the march from the
latter-mentioned station, of one Field Officer, three
Captains, six subalterns, twelve serjeants, and SOO
rank and file, to Dublin, in order to their replacing
the 68th Regiment in George-street Barracks. They
arrived in Dublin on Saturday last.
A route has been received at Dublin by the 63th
Light Infantry, commanded by Colonel JOHNSTON,
directing the march of the corps, in five divisions,
from that city, where it has been stationed nearly a
year. The Regiment proceeds to the South of Ire-
land, in order to their being sent to Upper Canada.
The Ist Division, consisting of two companies, left
Dublin on Monday, and will arrive at Fermoy on
the 231 The object of dividing the Regiment, on
its line of march, into small divisions, is in conse-
quence of the intention to have them accommodated
with barracks in the diffe.eat towns at which they
halt, instead of being billetted throughout the coun-
try, as heretofore, occasioned by the prevailing alarm-
ing extent of typhus fever.
London, England, 1818-03-21

ICAN RAPERS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, FEB. 6.
. motion of Mr. Foasrnt, it was
resolved, That the I resident of the United States be requested
his opinion not inconsistent with the public interest) to lay
)re this House the correspondence with the Government of
Spain, to which the letter of George W. Erving, the American
Minister near that Court, of the 25th of October, 1816, (oin-
lunicatvd with his message of the 29th January, 1818, refers,
' any subsequent correspondence between the two Govern-
on the saute subject.
,nd a Committee was appointed to lay the said
lution before the President.
to following is tl.c letter referred to:
MR IRVLSG I 0 XIL. C.ZTALLOS.
" Madrid, October 25, 1916.
Sia—By your Excellency's note of the 17th instant, in reply
ine of September 26, re,Tecting the proclamation blockade
mend M .rills. and the ravages on the American commerce
__ are committing under it, I ant told that his k ajesty has
ordered that information shall be taken (se pieta il'ormse) of the
'tribunal of Admiralty.
That General Morillo has issued such a proclamaion as I
described iu my note of September 26, is a fact of universal
notoriety ; your Excellency has had before you, long since, the
correspondence of the American Secretary of State and Mr.
'Las on the subject, and I have transmitted to you a copy of
Inter of Don Francisco ..ontalvn, Viceroy of Sante Fe, to
American commissioner, Mr. Hughes, in which the ca 15.....
..... oi :he blockade is admitted, and in which the American
Government is referred for redress to his Catholic Majesty. It
sien.fore that, by the orders of my Government, 1 ,wrote
on the subject. With the fact which I have above stated
e you, I ant wholly at a loss to imagine what kind of infor-
mation the Tribunal of Adr..iralty can afford, which may regu-
• the decision of his Majesty on the subject.
The T ibunal cannot deny ene v.zistence of the proclamation;
trot thew that the proclamation is legal ; it cannot deny
. American vessels have been taken .ender the proclamation ;
cannot contest the right of the Aalerican Government to dc-
the restitution of such vessels.
fine, Sir, it is my duty to assure you, that any demur or
itt ..ffording the satisfaction demanded in a case of this
principal importance, cannot but be very sensibly felt by the
Government of the United States.
" I renew to you assurances of the very distinguished conside-
ratiouswith which I am yours, &c. a. w. taViNG."
London, England, 1818-03-21

t
• • s.
‘ll

the FORCED FEWILA7IIONof COrENT-
GARDEN THEATRE.
)feIt•TAR EINTOR.OI7 THE STAR.
SIR—In November last, through the medium of
'sr Paper, I requestedthe attention of scientific and
medial Gentlemen to-the forced Ventilation of Co-
ventgarden Theatre. It has been a subject of regret
me, that although the Ventilation has been generally
approved, and, comparatively with other theatres,
sensibly felt, various causes, which until now have
been under my controul, have hitherto partially
counteracted its beneficial effects.
is not my wish to attach blame to any individual,
obstacles have at length been removed. From
Monday next the Ventilation will be such as I origi-
- intended it, and such as it would have been
the beginning of the season, but for the oppo-
I have had to encounter.
is the first source of life—on the purity of that
, we breathe depends our health and enjoyment,
its impurity in theatres, crowded assemblies, hot
rooms, ani, to a certain degree, in our close sleeping
apartments, is a first cause of many of the disorders
which hasten our end. I off this consideration to
sanction of all learned and medical Gentlemen,
: the same time I trust that the effects of the
•orced Ventilation of Covent-garden Theatre, as now
.feted, will not be witnessed without interest by
class of the public.—l have the honour to be, Sir,
&C. CHABAN/MS.
Patent Calorifere Fumivore Manufactory and Foundry,
121, Drury-lane, 20th March, 1818.
London, England, 1818-03-21

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which will be pub:i•hed thr Ist April next.
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London, England, 1818-03-21

NEXT THURSDAY.

MARTIN and Co. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oiford-
street, respectfully acquaint the Public, the Second Day
of Drawing the State Lotterywill take place NEXT THURS-
DAY, when the First-drawn Blank will be entitled to Four
Pipes of Port Wine. All the Three Prizes of £30,000, besides
Sixty-five other Capitals, are yet in the Wheel. The great suc-
cess which has attended Purchasers at MARTIN and Co.'s
Offices in late Lotteries, they trust will be realized this Lottery,
in their dividing among their Friends one or more of the above
large Capitals.
London, England, 1818-03-21

FROM TILE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER OF FEB. 17.

Captain Lane, of the brig Franklin, in 35 days
, from St. Martha, informs us that the Patriots were
carrying all before them to the windward. About ,
the 36th January, th'e Patriot troops, four or six tlzon-
sand strong, were within a day's march of the city of
Santa Fe, which was garrisoned by only about 200
Royalists, and those in a sickly state.
About the same time, a fleet of ten sail came to
the mouth of the harbour of St. Martha, and then
stood to the westward for Carthagena, for the purpose,
as was supposed, of blocking that port.

THE EVENIN(f STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1818.
THE FUNDS.

PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWFLVE O'CLOCK
Reduced shut—Cons. 78—Cons. for Ac. 781
4 per Cent. shut—Navy Annuities 105 i 106
India Bonds 91 92 pr.—Exchequer Bills 13 18 pr.

The Select Committee of the House of Commons,'
appointed to consider of the Poor Laws, have given
in a Supplementary Report, containing some impor-
tant additions and corrections to their former Com-
parative View of the Assessments for tile Relief of
the Poor at different period>. The Committee have
been furnished with some Returns, made in pun
suance of Orders of the House, of Assessments in the
years 1748, 1719, and 1750; which were not known
to exist till they were discovered by the researches of
the SPEAKER into the records of the House during
the recess; and also with the Returns of the Assess-
ments for the years 1813, 1814, and 1815, embracing
an abundant and valuable mass of materials. From
the new information thus obtained, the Committee
have been enabled to submit the following more cor-
rect view of the sums raised for, and expended on
the Poor, at different periods :

TOTAL ruitsra. IXTr.NDI:D.
Average 1748, 1749, 1750, .2730,135 E 689,971
Year 1776
Average 1783, 1784, 1785, 2,167,748

Year 1803
Average 181:3, 1814, 1815, 8,164,496

Mails from Holland and Flanders arrived this
morning. Among the extracts which v... subjoin,
are some mulan.:holy additions to the history of disas-
ters occasioned by the late storms :
London, England, 1818-03-21

SHIP PEARL

FROM THE GAZETTE EXTRAORDISARY OF VALPARAISO

OF TIM 19TH OCTOBER; 1817.
Last night information arrived of the Aguila's
having got into Valparaiso with the ship. Pearl, her
prize. 11ow long it is since we have had so famous
a day ! It is decreed that the robbers of the rich
public revenues shall pay for the usurpation of three
centuries, s ith t!..e vessels they send to guard the
coasts, from which they receive the gold they pre-,
tend to have laid out on that important object. It;
was so ordered, that the Pearl, which had been car-
ried off by perfidy during the first era of our coun-
try, should return to us with the benefit of a good
cargo, and with part oldie Officers who were going
on their destination against our brethren of Peru. If
the Cape does not give an account of the rest of the.
expedition, it is still subject to other circumstances
which escape the ingenuity of Spaniards: just as if it
could never have come within the sharpest foresight
that the cruiters of Rio de la Plata should succes-
sively intercept the ships of the monopolists of Cadiz.
In the preceding month there entered seven into the
port of Buenos Ayres, and ten more are announced
as being in sight. Will these brutes still persist in
thwarting our independence ? Shall we still persist
in treating them with that humanity which they do
not observe to those who are styled rebels? It is with
some reason attributed to cowardice; but it certainly
is not so; for poltroons do not make prizes; but it is
necessary to be more energetic.

TO TIIE GOVERNOR OP VALPARAISO.
May it pl. asc your Excellency—There has just an-
chored the brigantine Aguila, with her prize the Pearl',
a Spanish ship from Cadiz, Captain Don Jose Anto-
nio Chapartegni, who sailed from that port the 6th
May, under convoy of the frigate Esmeralda, of 44
guns, with six transports for Africa and Lima.—;
These vessels had on board 800 infantry, 200 lance-
men of the cavalry, and 200 artillerists. She carries
16 guns and 75 men; she surrendered without resis-
tance on the approach of the brig. The annexed
statement will inform your Excellency of the officers,
passengers, and cargo on board. She separated from
the convoy off Cape Horn, and the long and fa-
tiguing passage of five months, as well as the smai!
quantity of provisions left, obliged her to make for
this port. The officers and all other persons have
been treated with the greatest kindness, they and their
property being unmolested.—Gon preserve, &c.
(Signed) FRANCISCO DE LASTRA.
Valparaiso, October 18, 1917.
ElJere follows a list of the officers and passengers,
and a statement of the cargo of the Pearl, which con-
sisted of hardware, cordials, bees-wax, paper, dry
goods, &c.]
London, England, 1818-03-21

NOTICI.

The SLCRETART of STATE has received from the
ited Suites' Consul at the Isle of France,' a letter,
td September 2,1817, enclosing the following new
ariff of Pilotage and Port Dues, published August
:817. His Excellency the Governor has been
(eased to direct, that the following Tariff of Pilotage
Port Dues shall be published for gene: al infor-
mation; Poi.-t Louis, Mauritius, August 20, 1817.
Pilotage of all English vessels to the flag buoy, per foot, 1 dollar
cents.l Boats and whops, &c. 15 dollars ; Port clearance, 6
-; Anchorage, one-fifth of a dollar per ton on vessels re-
g cargo or breaking bulk ; ditto, one-tenth of a dollar per
on all coasters.

THATAGZ D:TO TNE NAIMOLI&
Pilotage, per foot, I dollar 50 cents; Dods and wharps, 15
lays ; Port clearance, 6 dollars ; Anchorage' 7-sths of a dollar
ton; after eight days, and not breaking bulk or receiving
1-10th of a dollar ; mooring with a chain, per day, 1 dollar.
DITTO POINTE AUX FORGES, AND TROY raNraitox.
easels under 100 tons, per day, 25 cents. ; Ditto, ditto, 200
ditto, 50 cents. ; Ditto, above 200 tons and upwards, per
dolar • Mooring a you! by pilot ,o helk, ?tr. Yu dol-
Windix:g alongside the hulk, 10 del ars ; a tank of water,
dollars.

rilotage, per foot, 3 dollars ; Boats, wharps, Ste 30 dollars ;
• clearance, i 2 dollars ; Anchorage, half a dollar per ton on
cis receiving cargo or breaking bulk; isluoring with a chain,
day, t dollars; Ditto Pointe aux }urges and Trou
Pauia-
vessels under 100 tons, per day, 50 cents ; ditto, ditto, '2OO
, ditto, 1 dollar ; Ditto, above 200 tons and upwards, per
lay, 9 dollars; Mooring a vessel by pilot to the bulk, 40 dollars;
Winding ditto alongside ditto, xu dodars; a Tank of Water,
s dollars.
London, England, 1818-01-13

JOLFOIID,7ANtT.AItY it.

Wind S. W.—Last night the ship Andrew
.I..l:inDsi, MORTON, in 25 days, from New York, for
Liverpool, passengers Messrs. MritifELL, WATER-
soma, arid Hnwrrr ; AMPHION, LtrtLE, from Li-
verpool for Virginia ; Pandora, Vice.art, for Harbor
Grace, Newfoundland, for orders; Wellington, EVANS,
fcm Liverpool, for Waterford ; Ann, TALLIN, from
Plynicath for Pembroke. Remain his Majesty's sloop
EXTOMART.
London, England, 1818-01-13

FOE THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &e.
-I_TICKMANss PILLS are allowed to he the most
11- successful Medicine ever discovered for easctu.ally remos-
ing, and preventing the future recurrrnce those Disorders
which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary organs; as
Gravel and Stone, Lumbago, P.sinir in Back and Loins, and Sup-
maims of Urine. It combines chemically with the secreted
fluid, dtasolves,and entirely carries away the gritty matter there
farmed; and prevents its future formation, by strengthening ge-
nerally the whole Urinary Spurn: thus delivering the suffering
patient from the excruciating tottures of those dis:ases without
violence or injury to the Constinstion.
These Pills are composed of the most innocent ingredients,
and require neither confinement nor restraint of diet during
their use.

—.—
No greater rev mmeldatior tar be offered cf then: than tl..t
fact of their haying pass used 'for many years past the highest
gypinstion that has ever been soittitud by ar.y !.4eacine, apd ip
p rticular the countcnuue and aii.rabaton of nuay cf the
Faculty.
Sold in boxes at ff. 9d. and the PrlPtiettes Adilleint-
intnt) by BUTLER and Sons, Chemists, &c. No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of St. Paul's Cetera-yard, London, and No. 34, Sack-
ville-street, Dublin ; also by the Venders of Medicines in every
li•r in the Kingdom.
•
London, England, 1818-01-13

AItERDEEN, JANUAtY T.

In consequence of a hard gale *lli Olt
vetch wok place on Saturday, secteitpanied by a
luny sea, a large vessel had come ashore near the
lack Dog, a tittle to the northward of the river
Assistance was sent out but the vessel had by
is time broke up, and all the cm's, must have
xi:hed. From some papers that were washed upon
the bezel:, she appears to have been the Expedition,
CI London, BDIJAIIIIDI BAITER, Master, a vessel of
560 was register ; and, we presume, must have been
cert. in coals or ballast ; but the vessel is completely
/take op, and scattered along the beach for nules.

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 22.
Areived the Boyne, Fergusor, from Seaga ; Orion, Wort,
irr.ti the loan ens ; ear, %yen, from Jamaica ; and the
Diessing, from Sevilla lisit•ri the Cathrines, Mitchell, for Te-
nnis; ant the tlvole, Msrdn, fat St. Michaels.
COSTOWHOUSE, JANUARY 14.
laws tress= fievrause—The Dove, Hayes; Jane Matilda,
Czandler; and Duke of York, Finlarson, from St. Meiners;
Diana, eurnatin from hburton, Toe ;Rondestein, and
leybrvr, Del, Lisbon ; Robert and Mewl, Sherburn,
from New Toth; Commerce, Thatton, from Bourdeauz; Fl 7,
Ciegory, born Portsmouth; Mary Ann, Humphreys, from
Vary:ford ; Aaron, Phillips, from Dublin ; Briton, Richards,
from Antwerp ; Laurel., Jonas, and Friendship, Weeks, from
Scifast ; Males, Mardian, and Grace, Strauginon, from Rot_
sedan ; Hero, Rees, from Limerick ; Charlotte, Kavanagh,
from Liverpool ; Alexander, from Room ;
from Bayonne; John and Richard, Voss, from Cadiz ;
Lingrick, and/bit, Summers, from Charente ; Swallow,
'Torii, and Oak, Martin, Prom Oporto ; Prince Royal, Wadlero,
hem :epode ; Brllialet, Conlon, from Pemanibuze ; Faroe,
Nieiniton, from Quebec ; and Hyperion, Horn. from Bombay.
Csrmsis--Tbe Perseverance, blaughan, for Hamburgh; the
Aripten, Bowen, for Java ; Emile, Bauwens, for Ostend and
Avila? ; Rabe, Hawes, for tieste and Veriee ; Elizabeth,
for Jammu' ; Charite, Tassell, for Rouen; and the
timberland, Wilkinson, for Valparaiso, Columbia River, and
ltns St. George and William.

37 a letter received
Bamut, laden with Government
4::m for Ceylon, was totally lost on the morning of
the 20th a June last, having struck on the reef of
:hua tie Nave in the Mozambiqr.e Channel, crew saved.
A letter from Sierra Leone mentions the return to
that plate of the British scientific expedition for ex-
Ploring the interior of Africa. They were completely
r.uuccessful, having advanced only atto:a L5O miles
13te the interior, from Rio Nunez. Their progresawas
Here stopped by a Chief of the ccrantr7, and after
travailing ealaavours,, foe the spare of lOW months,
ot,tain liberty to proceed, they abandoned the en-
:qt.:se, and repined. Nearly all the animals died.
Steeral Officers diet and, what is remarkable,
bat one private, besides one aro end, of about 200.
Captain CA:421511, died two lays after their retorn
lz Rio 'Nunez, and was hmied, anothrr firer,
the scene spot *sere 14ajor Avon, and eat of
tis Cac;,,rs, were 'maned CO Me/ advance.
London, England, 1818-12-07

THE ARMY'.

Lieutenant-Colonel Lord Gnr.oroot succeeds Lieu-
tenant-Colonel NORTHEY, as Deputy Quarter-Master-4
General in the Portsmouth district. Colonel Non-
THEY removes to Edinburgh.
The Ist Rifle Brigade, the 33d and 79th Regi
ments, will compose the Portsmouth garrison, as
soon as the 18th, 21st, and 35th have embarked.

The detachment of the 33d Regiment, lately quar-
tered at Derby, are now on their march to Ports-
mouth. They have been succeeded at the former
place by two companies of the 71st Highland Light
Infantry.
The 95th Regiment was paid off at Sunderland
barracks on Wednesday and Thursday. The orderly
conduct of the men on the occasion redounds greatly
to their credit; and it must be peculiarly grateful to
the feelings of the officers to find themselves so much
respected, as each Company, on being disbanded,
I carried its officersfrom the barracks to the Exchange,
in chairs fitted up for the purpose, cheering them
with loud huzzas through the town.

The garrison duty at Chester is taken by the Staff
of the Royal Cheshire militia.
London, England, 1818-12-07

CORN EXCHANGE, MARX-LANE, DEC. 7.

We had a good supply of Wheat this morning from
Kent and Esser, in addition to a considerable quan-
tity from the above counties and Suffolk, which re-
mained over from last week's arrivals; and, having
but few buyers, our sales were very heavy, at .a de-
cline of full 2s. per quarter from List Monday's prices.
Barley is aho 2s. per quarter lower, the supply being
large, both of English and Foreign. The Oat Trade
was dull, and full ls. per quarter cheaper. Beans
2s. per quarter lower, owing to the increased arrivals
front the Mediterranean. White and Grey Peas are
2s. per quarter cheaper, the supply of each being
large, and scarce any demand for them.