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London, England, 1810-08-31

rRoNomY SIMPLIFIED.
Tlda day liarpubllsked, Gd. Illustrated by numerous
• ^large-Plates, on a New Plan,
THE. WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ;
A Popular Explanation of the Wonders of the Heavens And
the various celestial Phenomena, adapted to the meanest capacity.
the Author of The W onders of the Micro cope."
Printed for iticutoin Pout.' es, London; and to he had of all
Booksellers. •

Also, The WONDERS Of the Mictoscora, Mnatrative of the
Creation in regard to minute objects; witlyvery large Plates,
price 35.6 d.
GREGORY%) Lecturea.oktiatural tied Experimental Philosophy,
11 vols. 13s.
Bcata's Grammar of Natural Philosophy, Es. 6d.
London, England, 1810-08-31

COUNTRY HOUSE.
WANTED, by the Year, or on Lease, a Gentle-
man's Residence on a moderate scale, in good repair,
and furnished—With a good Garden, and from Ten to Forty
Acres of Land. In a cheerful, healthy situation, and distant from
London between 25 and 80 miles.
Direct (post-paid) to M. G. Na. 56, Piccadilly, one door from
!Bona-street.

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LINCOLNSHIRE.—ISLE OF AXHOLME.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
(Either together or in Parcels,)
A FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE-
HOLD ESTATE, situate within the Parishes of Haney
and Owston, in the Isle of Axholme, in the County of Lincoln :
consisting of the Manor of Haley Hall, Garth, and several Mes-
suw,'es and Farms—containing together about 000 Acres, having
a good Warping Clough thereon; also, the Great Tythes arising
from nearly $OOO Acres of Land,, situate in the several Town.
ships and Parishes of Haxey and °winds aforesaid; and, also,
the Tythes of. Hemp and Line in the Pirish of Owston aforeslid.
Part of the Estate is conveniently situate for Warping, and about
60 Acres thereof are now in a coerce of Warping, being the se-
cond year of its progress.
The Estate•may be entered to at Lady-day next, and part of
the.?nrchase Money may remain on security, if required.
For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Brown and Marris,
Barton-on-Humber, Lincolnshire .
London, England, 1810-08-31

VIENNA. *VOUS? 11

We learn by letters front Constantinople, that the
standard of Mahomet bas been raised there ; that the
Grand Seignior has declared, that the empire was in
danger ; that it was the duty of every Mussniman to
take up arms in its defence; and that he would put
himself at the head of his brave and faithful subjects.
The people, on this, pledged themselves to shed the
last drop of their blood in defence of the ancient glory
of the empire. The intelligence was received there,
that the Russians had raised the.siege of Warne.
AUGUST 9.:—The march of the Austrian troops to-
wards the frontiers of Turkey still continues. It
would, however, be imprudent to publish any thing
with regard to their destination, of which indeed the
superior officers are themselves ignorant. But, placed
as we are in the vicinity of a power disorganized, and
whose provinces are a prey to all the disorders of war,
it is of importance that our territory should be in a
situation to command respect.
The last accounts from Turkey inform us, that the
head-quarters of the Russians are already at Bujuk.'
Kolickschad, on the other side of the mountains, and
that a single decisive battle may open the gates of
Constantinople to the victor.
London, England, 1810-08-31

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY S.

The accounts of the success of the Russians have
thrown the inhabitants of this city into the greatest
consternation. It was th*less expected, as the highest
confidence was reposed in the talents of PehlivanAga.
The Sultan, however, is not dejected, hitt Takes every
possible effort 'to reinforce the army of the Grand
Vizier. New commissaries have been sent off to
procUre fresh supplies of provisions for it. The fleet,
which consists pf 16 sail of the lire, has received or-
ders to proceed, wish all possible dispatch, to take on
boirti the toops that are coming from Asia.
London, England, 1810-08-31

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Part-
nership lately subsisting between BARKS THOMPSON
and WILLIAM JAMES ROI3ERT3, of Fetter-lane, I.ondon,
Coachmasters, was dissolved on the 18th day of August instant,
by mutual consent : The Business will in future be carried on
by the said WILLIAM JAMES ROBERTS, on his own sepa-
rate account ; and he will receive and pay all debts due to and
from the said Partnership.—Dated this 2.3 d of August, 1810.
BERKS THOMPSON.
W. J. ROBERTS.
London, England, 1810-08-31

WANTS a PLACE, as GAMEKEEPER, a
middle-aged married Man, who has been brought up to
'the Business; knows the preservation of game, killing of Ver-
-Imin, breaking of Dogs, &c. Can have an undeniable character
from his last place.—Letters (post paid) addressed to Mr. Sissons,
Stationer, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, will be immediately an-
swered.
London, England, 1810-08-31

THE MAN AND HIS GOOSE.

(Patna /Es o junior silla.
Contentment's a blessing we rarely can find,
Thu' it proves bath a balm to the body and mind;
If of pounds we have five—Oh, augment them a score—.
If a score, be it hundreds—if bandied', still more;
But as sermons, I hear, are but little of use,
111 tell you a tale of a man and his goose,
And leave you to judge, or such sages as you,
Which most should be dubb'd Mister Goose of the two:
A man (or a thing having head, arms and legs)
A man had a goose and :he goose she laid eggs,
Which eggs, as Dan Esop had seriously told,
Oti the word of a Poet, were pure solid gold;
But the Goose being rul'd by economy's sway,
Thought proper to lay only one egg a-day.
Oh ! oh! (cry'd my Gemman) this never will dn,
Instead of one egg, I would thank you for two ;
But Goofy, to punish his miserly sins,
Still stuck to her point, and resolv'd against twins.
Ais fatal resolve! old Gripus at once
Stack alike to his point, and laid open her sconce;
Then ripping her up, all agog for the store,
What hoard, let me ask, did his worship explore ?
He found (what in language I dare not adduce)
He found what most people may find in a goose;
Atsd firm is my wish that the wretches who find
No generous feelings exalting their mind—
Who sacrifice pity, and honour sincere,
To a Passion that claims from compassion a tear,
Most firmly I wish that the treasure he found,
May be their sole luxury all the year round !
St. Ire's. X.
London, England, 1810-08-31

AGRL'ULTURAI, REPORT FOR AUGUST.

The geiiiai ihuwers at the be inning of la3t month have brought
the cure of every deseciption to a *tate of fulness and maturity
rarely .:esin in the kindest season in this ciiinate, probably from
the raiu4 bAng accompanied with violent g:i .t; of wind, that mss•
have prevented the atmosphere from being tli,posed to mild Av,
a malady so injurious to corn in this country, and wilich 14 gene-
rally preceded by showery weather.

The cars of wheat are extremely large :tritl prrluctive, m.iny
of them containing 25 clevels on an ear, yid each elevel from
four to live and six corns. The straw Is bright, even on low rid
swampy ground.
Barley is a full crop and bright, except in thoie si.unti in%
where it has been thrown down with the heavy nuns, and where
it is considurab'y hedge-grown.

. • Oats rise heavy to the hand, and promise to be au average crop,
even upon the uplands. The fens and low situations will be ex-
tremely productive.
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Peas and vetches, when they have been well harvested, yield a
great produce, and the quality h
Beans are not large on the balm, but are well podded.
Potatoes are a large crop, and the quality excellent.
Turnips, cabbages, cole►, and all the brasiica species, promise
a mast luxuriant crop.
London, England, 1810-08-31

GREENOCK, AUGUST 17.

The American ship Trident, BLAKEMAN, arrived
here last night, from New York ; sailed thence the
SI st n!t. The Isabella, Nawcomaz, arrived out from
this port previous to the Trident's sailing. The
Belleisle, CAMF.RON, from Demerara, passed yesterday
morning for Port Glasgow.
London, England, 1810-08-31

TRIUIZ, JULY 9.
We are authorised to announce that the trade w4ll
Turkey will be open in a few days. Government
has taken the measures best• calculated to favour it.
Magazines and depots will be established at Carlstadt,
Sissek, and other places. This trade offers incalcu-
lable advantages.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ODESSA, JULY 6.

We are inclined to think that peace will shortly be
concluded between the Russians and Toks, by means
of the cession which this last Power will make ofthe
country situated on the left bank of the Danube. The
Porte must, it says, be convinced that it never can,
notwithstanding all its efforts, reconquer Moldavia.
Odessa must ardently desire peace, although the pro-
sperity of its commerce, in consequence of the very
advantageous situation of the town, is still kept up,
in'spite of the war.
London, England, 1810-08-31

This day was published, a new Edition, being nearly Three
• Hundred Pages, price only Ss.

QOLOMON's GUIDE to HEALTH ; or Advice
LI to both Sexes, on Female Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac,
and Consumptive Complaints. This book is recommended to
young men and boys; has been the labour of many years experi-
ence and observation on the calamitous consequences of a secret
and destructive vice. To solicit s added, an Essay on Diseases
incident to Females, and an Appendix on the subject of a solitary
and destructive Vice; als3 an Address to Parents, Guardians,
Tutors, and those who have the care and education of Youth.—
Likewise Advice for Bathing, explaining the mode of treatment,
in the different stages of the Scurvy, Leprosy, King's Evil, Gout,
Rheumatism, and Venereal Disease, Cautions to young Persons
of tlr• danger of improper connexions or improper treatment, etc.
st-j- l'he amazing sale of this Book is the best criterion of its
vast utility. Sold by Matinws and Leigh, 18, Strand.
London, England, 1810-08-31

CRIMINAL bIDE.

Several persons were convicted during the day for
plunderage of King's stores.
James Dove and William Smith, both workmen in
Woolwich Yard, were convicted of stealing naval
stores. They were detected in coming out of the
Dock-yard, with the articles concealed about them.
Francis Saxby, Robert Now" Jonathan Barrett, and
James William:, were convicted of embezzling victual-
ling-stores. The stores were shipped on board the
Commerce hoy, for the use of his Majesty's ship
Theseus, but the prisoners, who were the crew of the
boy, took out part of the rum, and tilled the casks
up with water. They were all capitally indicted, but,
on an objection from Mr. GURNEY, the capital part
was over-ruled, and they were acquitted of the capital
part, and found guilty of the lesser offence. Saxby
and Mowatt, the masters of the hoy, and the Cus-
tom-house officer, were sentenced to be transported
for seven years, and Barrett and Williams to be im-
prisoned for one year.

William Chine, a man living in good repute at
Chatham, was inicted for knowingly having King's
stores in his possession. The Officer of Excise proved
the finding a butter firkin, containing copper-bolts,
&c. in his cart.

Mr. CURWOOD, for the Defendant, addressed the
Jury, and stated that he merely had the articles to
carry for other persons, but, from the death of his
witness, was unable to prove it. He was found guilty,
and sentenced to one year's imprisonment, and to be
publicly whipped.

A very cruel murder has been committed on the
person of a valuator of tithes, in the pArith of '
fans, within three miles of Kinsale.

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London, England, 1810-08-31

LEITH, AUGUST 2'7.

The Telegraph, LArtgo ; Jenny, SCOTLAND, and
Tontine, LAwsow, from Leith, arrived at Heligoland
on the 11th inst.—One of the seamen belonging to
the Edinburgh packet, of Hull, now lying in Leith
harbour, in going to bed on Thursday night, about
ten o'clqck, dropped a candle in the forecastle, which
set fire to a tarpauling ; but the fire was speedily got
under without any material damage.
London, England, 1810-08-31

'('HOSE who suffer nervous iaitation from weak.
ness of stomach, oh;tructed bile, and had digestion, will find
relief inS PILSBURY's PATENT AN riSCORBU I'IC DROPS,
which enjoy all properties of calomel, without its irritability ;
they also consult the health of the stomach, by promoting the ap-
petite~ and an increase of spirits as the health improves.—ln de-p-
-s,.tatei abscesses, where a cure could scarcely be contemplated,
so healthy a change has been produced, as to mice the best hopes
'i)f success. In Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and
Scorbutic complaints, its reputation is established.—West India
orders attended to, at the Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, London.
The genuine Medicine has the government duty printed on a
black ink stamp, and the words, " By the King's Patent,' ex-
pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper.
Sold 15, Soho-square, in small bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles
10s. and larger Xt. 2.—Compound Essence Ss.
London, England, 1810-08-31

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST AO.

S.►fed the Nelms, with several transports under
; his Majesty's ships UNDAUNTED, STEADY,
oNyx, and Gostiawitz, with between one and 200 sail
under convoy for Portugal and the Mediterranean ;
the INDEFATIGABLE on a cruize L TYNAN for the
Downs ; TORTOISE for the Brazils. The RAPID takes
convoy to the Downs.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1810-08-31

DEAL, AUGUST so.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Prince of Bra-
ille p icket, Him from Rio Janeiro ; Elizabeth and
Sophia, BROWN ; Nay, MUIRRF.AD ; Favourite,
and ,07-nit 25 sail more from the West-Indies, but
their names are not known.—Wind S.S.E.

YARMOUTH, AUGUST 30.
Arrived the ALEXANDRIA frigate, Captain Qum-
VA% from the Nore, and will sail for the Baltic i
the ALVCANDRIA takes out Captain MORRIS, Royal
Navy, Governor, for the island of Anholt. Arrived
{mm Heligoland the Ranger Revenue cutter, with
Wils.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1810-08-31

This day was published,
By Robert Jennings, No. 2, Poultry; and sold by John Mackin-
lay, Strand, by the Author of the l.innzau Elements of Botany,
in one volume, small 2vo. printed by Bentley, in his best style,
price hi boards, ISt. plain, and ISt. coloured,
THE ECLOGUES of VIRGIL, with a Prose
Translatldn and Explanatory Notes in English, accompanied
with 24 Plates of the most remarkable plants mentioned in the
Latin Poetry, with their Class and Order, and scientific names,
according to the Linnzan System. The Latin text has been col-
lated with the best editions of Heyne and others, and printed
with the greatest care.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in three volumes, octavo, illustrated with
forty-four Engraving', by Angus, Storer, dreig, &c. princ,i-
, pally trorn new Designs, by Moses 'Griffith, price £2. ss. in
boards, a New FAlition, with Additions, of
POURS IN WALES.—By the late THOMAS
PENNANT, Esq.
Printed for Wilkie and Robinson, J. Nunn, White and Coch-
rane,Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Vernor, Huod, and
Sharpe, Cadell and Davies, J. Harding, J. Richardson, J. Booth,
J. Mawman, and J. Johnson and Co.
A few
. Copies are printed on a Royal Paper, with Proof Im-
pressions of the Plates, price .£3. 13s. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1810-08-31

STOCKHOLM, AUGUST 7.

The Members of the Secret Comtnittee of the Diet,
who are to deliberate, in the first place, on the choice
of an heir to the throne, are, of the Order of Nobility,
Count de Wrede, Baron Adlesparre, and M. Silver-
stwlpe ; of the Clergy, the Bishops of Rosenstain
and Nordin, and Doctor Wyckman ; of Stockholm,
M. Rothost ; and Mr. Arvedson, merchant of Got-
tenburgh.
London, England, 1810-11-13

Mr. H. Ltue
Lord H. Paulen

Dowager Cciuto
Rev. Dr. Goddard
Mr. W. ;.1 Mows
Lady Porter

Lady Wellington
Mrs. T. Courtney
Mr. L•ach
Lord H,,,itlifield
Sir A. Johneon

Sir W Skeffington Earl of Sandwich
Countess of Rosalyn Major James
Judge Burton Sir K. liarclay
Sir Lucas Pepys • Mrs. BOSCAVrefa
General Wilford Colonel Long.
Mrs Reynolds Sir W. Wyss's.
Earl of Pembroke Mr. A. Cooper
Judge Bailey Mr. Dent
Lady F. Beresford Mrs. Dent
Mrs. M. Howe Mr. Sydenbam
Mrs. Macdonuell Lord W. Stuart
Mica Beresford Mr. Malone
Colonel Freeth Duke Castries
Sir T. Calvert Lady Castries
Lord Chief Baron Macdonald Lady Paget
Earl of Mountmodis Lady Ponsonby
Sir W. Bellingham Mr. Justice Lawrence
Mr. Stratton Mr. Justice Le Mang
Mr. C. Ashley Mr. Justice Chandra
Lord Holland Mr. Parnell
Lord C. Spencer Mrs. Parnell
Hon. Mrs. Verney
Dr. Ash Lady A. Hume
Sir H. Vaughan
Captain Dacres The Spanish Ambassador
Archbishop of Canterbury Lady 1t0n4117
General Phipps Mr. Reeves at
Lady Vaughan Mr. Charlton
Earl Bridgewater Colonel Scott
Countess ilridgewater Captain G. Farquharson
The Portuguese -Ambassador Rev. J. Proud
Lady Bellingham Mr. A. Boaverie
Lady G. Morpeth Mr.Serjeant Marshal
Mr. Serjeant Heywood Mr. Taylor
Adonital Liughorne Mrs. Taylor
Mr. Sloane Colonel Booth
Sir S. Shaiip Mr. Clarke
Adintraalunter Mr. Adolphiss
Lord Cardigan Mr. Skeangton
Lady Cardigan Mr. Cecil
-.Lady P. Witidegrave it.lrs. Ceell
Dowager Countess of Livzrpool Lady Drake
Dowager Countess Grey Colonel Jenkins=
Jere DM a . Hon. Mr. Clifford

Mr. Thompson
Miss Thompson
Mr. Canning
Mr. Colon=
Lord Pembroke
Lady Peinkroke
Sir Joseph Backe,
I Lady Blokes
Sr Jubn Nickel
Lady Nichol
Miss Nichol
Captaia Par ova
Gept;in G. Blisk
Mr. West
COntlttaS Maccheaski
Lady M. Parker
Lady F. Macleod
Lady C. Dealer
Lord Mulct
Ike Recorder of Londe*
Lord C. IMMO*
Lady C.
Mr. Creed •

Colonel Nugent
The Mb. Kinnairds
V trount ClOat
Mr. Parke
Sir G. Dallas
Mr. Eden
I.acly E. Heldiot
Captain FinldlaS
Cdantoo Ailtioor
Mr. Plants
Mcosatudyitevajw B.B.:o:7ltura.iisceLardargastosayard s
Sir H. Yana
Lady A. Coca
Min gotta
Roo. Dr. ott
N
E' of Mandford
• .. . Greytile
• Duke of Gloottatet
. fiNtansixtrf
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London, England, 1810-08-09

SALEABLE OFFICES.

ON SALBABLZ OFFICES

IN TAE COURTS OF LAW.

The Report of the Commissioners relative to this
subject, which we alluded to yesterday, states, that
there is not any Office in the Courts of Chancery and
Eichequer which can be considered as saleable. In
the Court of King's Bench, it appears that the follow-
ing persons hold offices or appointments which are
saleable,and that the right of nomination of such offices
or appointments is as follows, viz.

Appointed by
The Chief Clerk . . . . . The
The Clerk of the Treasury and Custos Brevium Lord Chief
The Filaeer Exigenter and Clerk of the Outlawries Justice.
The Clerk of the Rules on the Plea side . .
The Clerk of the Papers on the same side . .
The
The Cikrk of the Declarations . • . • Chief Clerk
The Clerk of the Common Bails, Estreats & Posteas
The Clerk of the Dockets • . • •
The Clerks of the Inner and Outer Treasury •
The Clerks of Nisi Prius • • • • The Custos
Brevium.
The Bagbearer on the Plea side • • $

The net annual Receipts of these Offices upon an
average of three years, ending at the period when the
Accounts were last made up, respectively, were as
follow—subject to the deduction of the Property Tax,
and to the allowances made to the several Deputies,
by whom the duties of some of the Offices were dis-
charged, viz.

OFFICES EXECUTED BY DEPUTY.
RECEIPT.

The Chief Clerk £6280 18 6 Paid the Deputy (200 0 0
The Deputies are
The Custos Bre• paid by Fees as-
ylum . . . 2019 7 4 signed to them.
The Filacer
genter & Clerk
of the Outlaw•

ties . . . . 5104 16 9 Pald Deputies .
The Clerk of the

567 5 0

Declarations
The Clerk of the
Common Bails,
Entreats, and
Posteas . .
The Clerk of the

Dockets . .
The Clerk of Nisi
Prius for the
Western& Ox-
ford Circuits
London, England, 1810-08-09

induce persons properly cleaned to become sncl►
assistant officers, they might be appointed to such
offices, with a right of succeeding the principal offi-
cers on their respective deaths, with proper provisions
for the avoiding their appointments, both as assistants
and principals, in case of their, or any person on
their behalf, paying or agreeing to pay any pecuniary
consideration whatsoever to any person, in order to
their obtaining such appointments.
In consequence of the requisitions made by your
Majesty's Commissioners, as mentioned in the early
part of this Report, the Master of the Rolls in Chan.
cery, the Six Clerks, the sworn Registers, and the
Usher of the same Court, your Majesty's Coroner ant!
Attorney in the Court of King's Bench, and the
Chief Cryer of that Court, and the Secondaries to et-
Chirographers in the Court of Common Pleas, re.
spectively, save to your Majesty's Commissioners
the informat►on conta►ned in the Appendix, No. III.;
but, upon adverting to the Statute passed in the fifth
and sixth years of the reign of the late King Edward
the Sixth, which prohibits the sale of any office which
in anywise touches or concerns the administration of
justice, with a proviso only that the said Statute shall
not extend to offices held by estate of inheritance, or
be prejudicial or hurtful to the Chief Justices of the
King's Bench or Common Pleas, or the Justices of
Ass►ze, your Commissioners did not think any of the
offices or appointments in the disposal of the Officers
last above enumerated, were saleable, and have on
that account forborne to make any further report to
your Majesty respecting them,
London, England, 1810-08-09

ASTRONOMY SIMPLIFIED.
This day was published, price 4s. 6d. Illustrated by numerous
large Vials, on a New Plan,
WONDERS of the TELESCOPE ; or,
A Popular Explanation of the Woaders of the Heavens and
the various celestial Phenomena, adapted to the meanest capacity.
By the Author of " The Wonders of the Microscope."
Printed for ittcunan Putt.i.tre, London ; and to be had of all
tneicAt.llers.

Al 1, The Vironotss of the Micnoscoet, illustrative of the
Crtutiqn in regard to minute objects ; with very large Plates,
pricy 33.6 d.

G KEGOR r's Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy,
I

BLAIR'S Grammar of Natural Philosophy, 3s. 6d.
London, England, 1810-08-09

RENOVATED HEALTH.

IT has been too frequently the subject of just and
general reprobatloo, tl:at men destitute of the elements d
the nrsPcal an have offered themselves as car.didates for public
patronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of ig
justice to the result of our studies and experience, sand to prt vt.o
us from being classed among those empirio whose impudent] rs.
tensions have, unfortunately for society, been tie favout..bly re.
ceived, we beg leave to submit to the hberal and ettlighwit,J, a
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements.
After having received a regular medical edueatiiimas pith
of Messrs. Griud..l and Blizard, whose lectures and practice we
carefully attended, u Professors and Surgeons of the London Hue.
pital, we entered ouraelves as studerts itt that justly celebraief
school for medical acquirements, the Royal College of Lib
burgh, and were instructed in the different branches of Anatorly,
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, M:11.
wifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by those etnineet Prof( ssw., Dr.
Monro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, lluocan, and Rutherfotd.
We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in sayitig, nut
our proficiency and acquiremeots are not inconsiderable. basil/
for a long series of years made VENMZI.:AL COM I'LAIN
an. the various diseases of DI:Bi LI i'V, the particular obj, ct cl
our studies and practice, it will, we by be zliowed 'hat we have
acquired superior know ledge of their treatment and are. to
slight and recent cases of inf. ction, a perfect resestabliiiiien• i.
completed in the short per oil of two days, and in thow of to
utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have tailtkl of sue.
cess, a proper perseverance in our plus of treattuent einoirwito the
patient a safe and rai heal cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the ef.
vets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth of
both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing that
those tivficiencirt and debilities which frequently prevent or era-
bitter the matrimonial state. To such persons it must be a Lea•
soling reff..ction to know that they may slow, by a new and intal-
, lible mode of treattne:et, be restored to that greatest or all Mama
blessi4s, a strong, manly, and vigorous constitution. le abuses
of debility, from whatever cause aristeg, as we II as in every spe.
cars of Venereal infection, we may he consulted by ps Tents of
either sex with the grew ett secrecy and honour. H turn of can.
-u'tation at home from tea to three, aed front ail in the evening
till ten at night.
Patients in the country are requested to state the partleohn
their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. inclontig a want-
lance for advice and medicines, when the same will be x yeti Sr
sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that seater so es•
synth! to our undertaking. the postage of letters may be adsted se
.he account for medicines. _ .

CURRIE and Co. Surgeon., N 0.107. Hanoit.Gardis.
London, England, 1810-08-09

GROSVENOR -SQUARE.

Spacious roomy Fain ly Mansion, excjllent atiached and detached
Offices, Garden, double Coach-house, and Standing for seven
Hores —By Mr. ROBIN':,

At Garraway's, on September, at Twelve &Clock,
ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
prising a spacious roomy Mansion, planned for the accommo-
dation of a Nobleman or ( lent lernan's family of distinction, desir-
ably situate the corner of North Auclley-street, Grower o r fittare ;
containing in the attics, three Sleeping.roonts, large Laundry and
lumber-room ; second floor, 2 spacious lltd-chanda. ts, with closets
and Dressing-rooms adjoining two other sleeping-rootas ; on
the fist fl *or a neat anti-roam communicating by fol.iing-doors
to a Lofty Drawing room, handsomely proportioned, looking to the
square, walls papered, marble Cimuney-piece, Scc. a spacious Bed.
chauiber and Oressing-room adjoining; ground-floor, a handsome
Entrance, stuccoed walk, Porters' :'-leeping-routns, and Closet ; an
elegant staircase to the first-U.)or, with a gallery, landing, secon-
dary an elegant Dining parlour, Library, or Morning.
room, windows looking into the garden, Dressing-room adjoining ;
basement contains housekeeper'; room, with dusts and water laid
on, Butler's Pantry, 2 roomy Wine Cellars, large Servants' Hall,
Area, detached Kitchen, :scullery, Cool Larder, Wash-!louse,
Beer-cellar, Coal-cedar, and bust-bole, are front of the house ;
with Vaults for Coal and other purposes, Duo-hole, and Steps
for Servants' entry, a double Coaciediause, Standing for seven
Horses, with Lofts, and Men's Room over.

To be viewed by 'rickets; Particulars bad on the Premises,
of Messrs. Hooper and Broug!iton, Solicit kr s, Moriborough-strert;
At Garraway'A ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-str,et, Golden-
square, of whom tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1810-08-09

BY tils MADL:iTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATEN 1.

LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly &mous for
their superior efficacy in curing every eregree and symptom
of the Venereal Disease, the Scurvy, &C. without confinement or
restraint of diet, iv an easy, cepedit:ous, safe, and secret nue-
nrr. One small tasteless Pill is a dose, its operation importer
tilde, and requiring no particular attention.
In 13 days they generally cure those crud Disorders ; and
where they fall in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pr
! tient has the happy assurance that be or she is at t::e e% rut being
sn resmored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so greet.
I; is an excellency pecii:i ir to these Pills, to make directly to
:he complaining part, and enter into contest with di.: offending
.natter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. Tk v arc decla-
red by mrperience to be a preserver of health, as well's. a me.
rer, by taking only eight single Pills Seringand fall ii, every years
in short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to t! en',
that whatever he promised himself front them, they were sure el
filth! and exceed, as though impatient of immortal and univeral
same. These Pills are mos- worthy a place in the cabieets et
Mast era and Captains of ships; the more so, for at they will
keep good in all climates any length of time, and that they have
now borne the test of near t;0 years, with increasing credit tc
themselves, mid honour to their author, insomuch that durirg Cu
last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,0e0 per-
sons, many of whom had been discharged from Hospitals where
salivation had been frequently repeated, and all other tu:iticel
made use of without diect. _

Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tao t.ts T.tvr na
Member of t he Royal College of Surgeons in Londe:l,2i
No. 9, New Bridge-street; where be will give advice, w.thocr
Fee, to p.rsotts takiag these Pills, and will answer Pati eats Let•
ten, if post-paid, nn the same terms, observing is all :SW U 4
Mast inviolabk secrecy, no patitsn's name or cast having ben
mention 4, but at their own particular request, by the Prprietnr•
during the course of more than 40 years, that he has had the con•
ducting of an extensive sale of the above medicine, and the roc
flee arising therefrom.
They are also sold, by his sppointramt, at the Perforce% Ne
S.S., St. Alban',-street, ; the 'fuy-,bar, No. 103, tll-
-d-street; Mr. Distxwolth's, No. 7, Fist-street-11.111, nea
opposite the Monument ; and by our P..--ion iu every consideratis
town in England, late. in Bose, of only :3. IM. task leal4
with full and plain directions, whereby person, rf either sot awl
cure thrmsclvss with ewe reid secrecy.
N. B. Every Box • .Ul4 Grist Erualai seek:lop with a IWO'
on which, by favour:if the Conunisrlonua,is printed at the Sault
0 dice " Taylor, No.9,New Bridges, street."

LONDON : Prin. -a and publtaba bf LEVEL KEN t
STA a-01 ri -r, Ne. t, t.arry-wact, sad lathe StAa•Veggs.
I '1 cavil-kat.
London, England, 1810-02-07

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JOHN I'RISTRAM,
At the King's Head Tun, at Ross, Herefordshire, on Thursday,
the 15th of Februaiy, 1810, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon,
THE following FREE HOLD ESTATES, in. the
Counties of Hereford and Gloucester:
A Freehold Estate, called Briary Hill, in the Parish of
Newent, and County of Gloucester, consisting of a handsome
brick House in a delightful situation' with commodious Farm
Buildings, and about 84 Acres of Land. The Farm is planted
with choice fruit-trees, producing the best sorts of Cider and
Perry. The House was once the residence of a Gentleman, and
the ground is well calculated for the display of tasteful im-
provement.
A Wood, called Kikot's Wood, adjoining to the said Estate,
containing rather mere than 70 statute Acres of excellent Timber
and Coppice.
A Freehold Estate, called Basildon, in the same Parish, con-
sisting of a new Farm-house, with 52 Acres of Land planted
with choice fruit-trees. •
Several other small Lots of Land in this neighbourhood will
be sold at the same time and place.
A Wood, called Acorn Wood, near the same place, containing
bout 55 statute Acres.
A Freehold Estate, called Mulhampton, in the Parish of Up-
ton Bishop, and County of Hereford, containing 120 Acres of
Land and 16 Acres of Coppice.
A'Freehola Estate, called Castlefield, in the Parishes of Kent-
church and Garway, in the County of Hereford, containing
about 190 Acres of Land and 29 Acres of Coppice, with exten-
sive right of Common.
Several other small Lots of Land in the same County, and Six
Lots of capital Timber, will be eold.at the same time.
Particulars may be had at the Green Dragon, Hereford; the
King's Head, Gloucester; the Hop-Pole, Worcester; the Gairge,
Newent ; the Feathers, Lidbury ; the King's Held; Ross ; the
Beaufort Arms, Monmouth; of Messrs. Long and Beale, Solici-
tors, Upton on Severn, Worcestarshite ; and of the Autioneer,
at Rom
London, England, 1810-02-07

PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.
This day was published, illustrated with numerous Engravings,
napresendng the various Forms used in the Counting house, as
Bills, Notes, Receipts, Invoices, &c. &c. elegantly engraved in
modern Business Hands, price 7s. bound,
'THE ELEMENTS of BOOK-KEEPING, by
SINGLE as well as DOUBLE ENTRY, being a complete
Introduction to the Business of the Counting-house in all its De-
partments, and adapted to Retail as well as Mercantile Concerns.
By JAMES MQRRISON,
Master of the Mercantile Academy, Glasgow.
The present Work divests the art of Book-keeping of its pe-
dantry and usual intricacy, and by commencing with a Set of
Books, in the plest form, which are adapted to a Retail Trade,
it will prove tiseful to a numerous class of Student, who have
been perplexed by the complicated Systems of some Authors.—
Other Sets of Books are adapted to the most extensive Wholesale
Concerns, and the whole are illustrated by Questions for Exercise.
and by engraved Forms of the various Documents used in Business,
Printed for Riotous PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, Blackfriars,
London, and to be had of all Booksellers In Great Britain and
Iceland, with the full allowance to Schools.
Of whom snay also be had, forming a complete Course of
Commercial Education :
• 1. Joyce's ARITHSIZTIC of real Lira and Business, for
Schools, price Ss. 6d.
4. A Key to Ditto, for the use of Tutors, containing worked
Answers to all the Questions, price Is. 6d.
S. The GRAMISAR of Tawas and Comm tact, containing ge-
neral Principles and Facts proper to be committed to Memory by
Icr,ing Persons, designed for any branch of Trade, by Tuonas
Moariaiu, price Ss. 6d.
4. The Boon of TO.ADRII, or Library of the usefal Ails, with
Slaty engravings, 3 Y9lO. OM 95.
•
London, England, 1810-02-07

A FRESH SUPPLY.

MESSRS. MATHEWS and LEIGH, No. 18,
Strand, have received a fresh supply of the following elt•
cellent and celebrated Medicines, viz.
Tbe'C.ORIIAL BALM of GILEAD, so universally resorted
to for its extraordinary superiority in removing all complaints of
the stomach, relaxations of the solids, nervous weakness, the dela.
terious effects of hot climates, and particularly the ill consequences
of intemperance. In short, in every case where the covstitution
has been reduced by disease or irregularity, the good effects of
the Cordial Balm of Gilead are unequalled.
Also, the ANTI.IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S Daors, the
most powerful alterative, purifier, and sweetener of the blood
ever yet discovered, and may be confidently relied on as the most
safe and-certain remedy for the Scurvy, Scrofula, King's Evil,
Scorbutic Eruptions, Leprosy, and other Disorders arising frau
an impure or impaired state of the blood and lymph.

•; Ladies and Gentlemen may now have their Orders com-
pleted for the Half-Guinea or Family Bottles, which contain tour
for 935. on Which 9s. are saved.

Likewise, the A BSTERGENT LOTION and DETERGENT
OINTMENT, at As. 6d. each, fur pimpled faces, sore legs, anti
all kinds of old wounds, ulcers, scrofula, and scurvy, humours
after the small-pot, meazles, &c. with directions, in which the
treatment of each disorder is explained.
The words " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on
the stamp, which purchasers for their own safety will be particu-
lar in observing.
N. B. A few scarce Copies of " Solomon's Guide to HeAltb,"
prise as. only.
London, England, 1810-02-07

a
necessory to ay a few words. He wanted **shelter.
He was not afraid, in a great measure, of
the speech of the Right Honourable Gentleanalt---
He was anxious, however, to say, that he did net
carry the principle so far as the Right Honourable
Gentleman did, if be meant that the putting the Or-
der in force ought to be continually practised. He
could not go to that extent. But he thought it essen-
tial to the independence of the House, that they should
have the power to resort to it at any time they chose,
and without argument, On that ground he should
oppose the motion, —The House then divided—For
Mr. Sheridan's motion 80--Against it 166--Majority 1
;gait st the motion 86.
The Reversion Bill went through a Committee, Mr. H.
Tnoattrom in the Chair. To be reported totmorrow.
On the motion of Mr. BANKES, the Papers presented to the
House from the Linen Board of Ireland, were referred to the
Committee on Public Expenditure.-
Mr. BANKES gave notice of a motion for to-morrow, on the
Increase and Diminution of certain Salaries.
On the motion of Sir J. NEWPORT, the Appendix to the
Ninth Report of the Committee pf Inquiry in Ireland was or-
4xecl to be printed.
EXPEDITION TO THE SCHELDT!
Lord PORCHESTER having moved the Order of the Day for
the Haw going Into g Committee on the Inquiry into the Expe-
dition to the Scheldt,
Mr. YORKE, as usual, moved the Standing Order, when
Strangers were excluded.—Adjourned at Twelve o'Clock.

THE EVENING STAIt.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
per Cent. Cons. for money, 6S{--acc. 6843,
Reduced 684—Omnium 11 2 prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Etna 2754 276 India Bonds I is. 12s. prem.
9 per Cent. Red. 654.4 IMF. Ann. 7 9-17ths1
3 per Cont. Cons. 671 6$ Excheq. Bills 9s. ss. Bs. pre.
4 per Cent. 844 State Lottery Tickets 428 13a.
5 per C. Navy 981-4 Omnium
Long Ann. 18 7-16ths4 Cons. fur ace. 61141-4
India._Stofk 1864
London, England, 1810-02-07

PAID ON DEMAND.
`2,618 - £20,000 133
11,2,4 - 20,000 0,831
1,,544 - 20,000 8,716
41;44 - 20,000 19,510
1,43 - 10,000 17,127 • -
Besides Prizes of £2,000, £l,ooe, X.Soo, &el
THIS Grand List of CAPITAL PRIZES was
Sid is Shares, In the last and three preceding Lotteries, at
old-established State Lottery Offices, No. 26, Cornhill, and
tt.M:r):artt's Hill, "%rough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were
kit first to sell Two Prizes 'of .Z. 30,000.
iiOO.IISLY and Co. respectfully solicit the favours of the
hi:At it the New state Lottery, which abounds with Capital
ar'-ts: they also beg leave to assure their Friends, that they
stll.§l7their hest ersleavours to procure Prizes worthy their pos•
1:.“141 Pickets aose Shares are selling at the lowe,t l'rices, and
Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part of the Globe,
• the nine terms as if preson.
yr To be Drawn in ONE DAY—WEDNESDAY NEXT.
ee, three, and fo ter Tickets of the saute Nuniber 'nay be had,
4Ctiat .C 407 000 410 000 or £BO,OOO, can be obtained by one
iintiture. 1 a s

SIR. JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co. earnestly '
request the public atteetion to the New State Lottery, on
IllimprGved Plan ( rf the Whole Drawing la ONE DAY, the
Nd of TIIIS MO:1 rii, assuring them they were obliged to dis-
'Mint many from • ;heir late application in the last, when nearly
111/ Ticket was sc Id, but they may now have a Share of almost
alt Number they w Ish for. In the last Lotteryonly, they shared
resold, No.2' tali , a Prize of £20,000, and every other Capi-
tit, except the £'5.,400 and £2,000, and in the two former Lot-
inks,
104,123 .C 20,000 12,767 ... 2E10,000
14077 28,000 4,390 ... ... 5,000
tr,510 20,000 15,127 ... 5,000
•`2•14; ... 20,008 18,318 5,000
1.1358 ...
rifh 20,000
the Grand Capital Prize of 1,000 Tickers, No. 3,618,
Irish divided amongst the Fortunate Holders £24,765, indepen-
lte of many £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &c. where likewise the First
111,04,0 Prize, du! only £40,000 Prize, and the /ast £25,000
ever Share el in the State Lottery, were Sold in Thirty-one
'ales; a series of success unparalleled in the aanals of Lone-
and whirls tl icy hope awaits future purchasers at their OLD
:•4I °SLY Ofßres No. 37, CORNUILL ; 11, HoL3O/te; 38,
; and 269, Strand.
Prizes paid on dtmand.
London, England, 1810-06-07

RECENT TRAVELS 12+ AMERICA.

This day were published, in 3 large vols. Bvo. illustrated by nu-
merous engravings, price €1 11s. Id. in boards,
TRAVELS through the UNITED, STATES 01
NORTH AMERMA, from Canada to Georgia, in 1807,180 i,
and 1809; containing accurate accounts of the present state of that
vast continent, and interesting anecdotes and other particulars of
the katltng public characters in the United States.
By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq.
Printed for RicuaßD PHILLIPS, Loudon; and to be had of all
Booksellers. Of whom may be had, lately completed,
The lor E•of GENERAL WASHINGTON, compiled from his pa-
pers, and published by his family., drawn up by Chief Justice Mar-
shal, in 5 vols. Bvo. price at. 3 ; or in 4to. price Jeti.
London, England, 1810-06-07

NEW NOVELS,

This day was published, by GEORGE Hyenas, 221, Tottenham-
Court-road, and SHERWOOD and Co. Paternoster-row:

1. THE ROYAL SUFFERER, or Intrigues at
-A- the close of the 18th Century ; a fashionable Novel, In-
terspersed, with Anecdotes connected with the British Court, in
3 vols. price ISs. fid boards. By JOHN AGG.

2. The Boost, bring an Antidote to the Refusal, and containing
incidents in the unmarried life of a well-known Lady of Fashion
and Quality, in 9 vols. price 13s. 6d. boards. By Capt. Manners.
S. Ott sioxn, or the Debaucbee. comprehending sketches of
Real Characters, and illustrative of the Manners and Customs of
Fuhionahle Life, at the close of the year 1809, in 3 vols. price
15s. hoards. By Sophia Lee.
Ort&ers front Country Booksellers duly attended to.
London, England, 1810-06-07

'This day was published,
. In Two Volonics small Octave, price 14s. In boards,
The Third Edition, of
THE LETTERS OF MRS. ELIZABETH
MONTAGU; with some of the Letters of her Correa.
pondents.
Part the First, containing her Letters from an early age, to the
age of 'Twenty-three.
Published by MATTHEW MONTAGU,Isq. M. P.
Her Nephew and Executor.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1810-06-07

STOCKHOLM, MAY 95.

After his Royal Highness the Crown Prince had
left this capital on the 9th instant, on his journey to
the southern provinces, he was taken ill in Linkoping;
and his , indisposition haVing afterwards increased,
his. Royal Highness was 'necessitated to stop a few
days in Ehijo for the recovery of his health, which,
however, was co soon restored, that the Prince was
able to proceed on the 15th to Cartscrona, 'where he
arrived on the 16th, and continued on the 18th to
enjoy the best state of health.
London, England, 1810-04-03

DEDICATED TO SIR FRANCIS BURDETT, BART. M. P.
This day was published, price 3s. 6d.
ANOTHER LAY of the LAST MINSTREL.
" For Love of Grace
Lay not that flattering unction to your Soul
That not your Trespass but my Madness speaks,
It will but skin and film the ulcerous Place,
While rank Corruption, mining all within,
Infects unseen." SHAKESPEARE.
London : Published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgate-street.

This day was published, price fls. (id. enlarged by the dissection
of Evidence and other important matters, and illustrated by
Charts rtpre..ientlng the relative situation of the British and
French Fleets hi Basque and Aix Roads during the most inter-
esting periods,
"MOTES on the MINUTES of a COURT MAR-
TIAL, on bo.lrd his Maiesty's ship Gladiator, in
Portstnouth I larboor, on \V dnesd,,y, rhr Vith thy of July, 1809,
&c. on the TRIAL of the Right Honourable JAMBS LORD
GAMBIER, Admiral of the Blue.
London : Sold by J. Budd, Crown and Mitre, Pall Mall; Mot-
ley, Portsmouth ; a;,(1 iZtv‘ and Curtis, Plymouth.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PF.TERSBURGH, MARCH 5.

The rumour of closing the Baltic against neutrals
is once more revived. To this proposition, Russia
will be very ur.vilnlg to consent, unless compulsory
measures are adopted by the French Minister here.
It is said that Sweden and Denmark have already
consented, but no reliance is to be placed on these
statements.
It is a matter of great doubt, whether even Ame-
rican vessels during the approaching season will be
allowed to enter Riga and the other Russian ports.
It is reported, that Mr. Adams is against it, if the
many frauds practised on the flag of the United
States be not avoided, and if they do not come with-
out licences from Great Britain. Of such vessels, he
himself examines all the papers, and rejects them if
there he the least ground of suspicion.
Other matters remain much as they were when I
wrote to you last. The Emperor, it is understood,
has changed his Mistress for a Russian Lady, who
has the same influence over him as her predecessor,
and who is equally under the controul of the French
Minister and his party.
London, England, 1810-04-03

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
March, 1810.
Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George 1.
)ERSONS whose Annual Premiums fall due on
is the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that Receipts are now
ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the ROYAL
EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by their respective
Agents in the several Counties ; and the parties assured are re-
quested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the
9th of April next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment,
beyond the date of each Policy, will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jun. Secretary.
',' Attendance is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Guorts, Nlercliandize, and Ships in Har•
bour, in Dock, or while Building, from Less, or Damage by
Fire ; and also for the Assarance of, and granting Annuties on
Lives.

N. B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expence to the As.
mired, where the annual Premium arnoun:b to 6s. or opwartls.
London, England, 1810-04-03

EAGLE FIRE OFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON.
PAYMENT OF RENT.
pOLICIES of Insurance expiring at LADY DAY,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days from that period:
to prevent the Parties Interest ceasing therein.
Farming Stock insured without the Average Clause, at-es.
per Cent.
Large Abatements on the Premium and Duty of Insurances for
more Years than one.
General Insurances, subject to the Average Clause, may, in fu-
ture, be effected at this Office at the following reduced preraiums,
Mercbandize in the West-India Docks—*, Months, Is.; 6 Mouths,
Is. 6d.; per Annum, 2s.
Ships in clittc-3 Metas, 25.; 6 Month's, 2s. ed.; per Annum. 3e.
Merchandize in the London Docks-3 Months, Is. cid.; ‘6
Months,
23.; per Annum, 2s. 64.1.
Ships in ditto-3 Months, 94.; 6 Months, Ss. 6d.; per Annum as.
Common Insurance—ln Waterside District, 2s. 61; out of Wa-
terade District, 25.; Specific, 'as. tid.
Hazardars—ln Waterside District; 3s. 6d.; out of Waterside
35.; Specific, Ss. 6d.
Doubly Hazardous—ln Waterside District, 55.; out of Waterside
District, 4s. tid.; Specific, ss. 6d.
Life Insitraneas eff.:c:e.l upon Terms of peculiar Advantar to
the Assured. W. BLE I'HAM, Secrutary.
London, England, 1810-04-03

This day were published, handsomely printed in 11 vols. Svo. price
£5 3s in boards,

'THE WORKS of JOHN JORTIN, D.D. Arch-
deacon of London, Rector of St Dunstan's in the East, and
Vicar of Kensirgton.—Vols. 1,2, 3, Discourses concerning the
Truth of the Christian Religion, and Remarks on Ecclesiastical
History; Vols. 4,5, 6, the Life of Erasmus; Vols. 7,8, 9, 10,
Sermons and Charges; Vol. 11, Six Dissertations on different sub-
jects.
Printed for White and Co.; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme;
F. C. and I. Rivington ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; and F. Win-
grave.

A few copies still remain of the Tracts Philological, Critical,
aad Miscellaneous, 2 vols. Bvo. published in 1790, price 14s. in
boards.
London, England, 1810-04-03

STAMP OFFICE.

Mr. WHITBREAD wished to Ue informed whe-
ther the Regulations respecting the Stamp Office,
which had been promised in April, had not yet been
carried into effect ?
Mr. WHARTON replied, that the arrangements
intended to be adopted for this purpose were not
yet perfect, nor was it probable they could be ac-
complished during 'the month of April, as the plans
were not in that state of perfection which was neces-
sary.
Mr. WHITBREAD observed, that the last time
London, England, 1810-04-03

GOTTENEURGH, MARCH 23.

We are in daily expectation here of the arrival of
the French Ambassador ; and when he appears, we
have much reason to apprehend that new and severe
restrictions will be imposed on our commerce.
There have been 46 ships seized at Petersburgh,
and there is very little chance of the sequestration
being taken off from any of them. Eight of these,
with their cargoes, are already condemned.

PARLIAMENTARY" PROCEEDINGS.

lIOUA OF LORDS, APRIL e.

About three o'clock an appeal from the Court of Session, '
4' Douglas, suing as an infant, versus Wilson," came on at the
Lords' Bar. Sir Romilly and Mr. Stephen having spoken for
the Appellant, the further hearing was appointed for Wedneslay.
Messages from the Commons by Sir James Graham, G. War-
render, and Mr. A. Smith, brought up four Bills, which were
afterwards read.
Mr. Menyi,s, from the Court of Chancery in inland, brought
up to the Bar, and was accordingly there sworn, sundry papers
in the case of Come v. Stackfull.—Various Bills forwarded as
usual.