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AN INVESTIGATION of the ERRORS of all
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DIED.
May 4,in lidgeware-read, Captain Chutes Reims, el the 4th
Royal Veteran Battalion.
At the Green, Ayr, May 5, Margit*, youngest daughter et
Gone Charles, M.D.
AtOneida, MeseLll,at thistle* age on is years, Seenantleel,
the Oneida Chied Ht disninguished himself by numerous exploits
bestyport of the British in the seven years' war. In the revolt!-
' denary cootie he sided with the Americans, and rendered theta
sky apse eminent.services.
London, England, 1816-07-13

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By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Mouto&T next, July 15, 1810, 51 One
o'Clock, jn Two Lots,
rPHE LEASE of a CAPITAL MANSTON;
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The Reeldence and Property of a NOBLEMAN.
Conilwiilng three specious Rooms on the pfincipel floor, finished
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of all descriptions, planned for the accommodation of a Noble-
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DIED.
June Sc', at an age considerably above 89, the Stew. Patrick
Hare, D. D. itecwr of Goolden and Totnpietooby, and maaq
years Vicar-General of the Diocese of Cashel.
Thursday, at Mr. Pain's, North Brixton, Mr. Healy Girdles
of Chesterviace, late Purser of the Hon. lime India Cone•
ship 'Marquis Camden, aged 44.
At the Cape of Good Hope, on the 6th of March hit, Lima
General James Nicol, of the East India Company's service.
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the
witegrandliad
111,11fistii;Thontsoii, a watchtMeot
into tested*. .'
The Constable of the night seethed the prisoner,
tad found nothing about him.
Charles Adams and Walifft! Gibbs, two of the
uitnesses, not appearing, after bang called three
times, the Court ordered their recognisance. to be
entreated.
Elizabeth Jacques, wife of the' constable of the
night, had seen ten or twelve men is the road early
on the morning of the 9th, which was that atter
Bow fair; saw the prisoner Watts come with a sil-
ver watch from the other side of the road, which he
put into an apron that was tied round him ; thought
the watch had a ribbon ; witness saw this from a
parlour window looking into the road; saw Ed-
monds at the same time, who called oat “ posh it,
Jack," the meaning of which witness did not under-
stand; the prosecutor (a boy) appeared much alarm-
ed, and was crying.
The prosecutor being called back, stated, that. .he
did not recollect any thing of the last witness, or that
be was crying at the time.
The prisoner Watts said, that several persons had
in the watch-house offered to prove his innocence to
the Constable of the night, but had not been allowed.
Several witnesses were then called, who had known
Watts (or some time, and gave him a fair character.
None appeared for the other prisoner.
Alter the case had been summed up, the Rry ie-
tired for an hour and a half, and then acquitted both
the prisoners.
While the Jury were absent, Mr. Justice PARKE
took occasion to remark, that in consequence of ano.
titer Jury, not having been summoned, many hours
had already been lost in the three days of the Ses-
sions that had elapsed, and that much inconvenience
was thereby occasioned to the Court and &miff),
and interruption to public business.
London, England, 1816-07-13

1.114 !dm itwarwrywr %no _
fa emell of the offenders, Ofty stereilotfek with a
paisie of fear or remorse, and they returned she !trotter
part of the property Eiden by the medial* of kpriest.
MONTARONE, JUNE 21.
rhoi foolish plot which was formed here was de-
nounced by one of the accomplicei, who was exiled
to Montargne, and who obtained permission to re.
turn to Alencin. There was happily nobody of
any consequence in this plot. The chief appeared to
be the keeper of the court house and his son.—
It was they who composed the Proclamations and the
Bulletins which they caused to be distributed through
the country. A great number have bees found writ-
ten by the hand. and in characters imitating printing.
According to these Bulletins, all France was in insur-
rection against the Royal Authority. Other state-
ments, equally absurd, were also found. It is by such
means as these that the restless hope to impose upon
the credulity of country people. The other accom-
plices are x coffee-house keeper, a merchant, a car-
penter,
and other persons of the working class.—
Arms and cartouches were found in their houses.
The Prevotal Court is now occupied with the affair.
errnacr or A LETTIR Intolll 11013112, DATED JUNI 27.
" An event took place yesterday, which appeared
at first connected with some plan of revolt. The
whole legion was taken ill with violent chokes : a de-
tachment of artillery which was leaving this town,
and bad taken its bread from hence, was taken ill in
the same way at their first sleeping-place, and sup-
posing -themselves poisoned by the people at whose
houses' they were lodged. committed some excesses.
It appears however certain to-day. that the whole re-
sulted from'the carelessness of Mr. Dissey, the gargle.
svgatiae ; he had not paid sufficient attention to the
whot he bad given out, in which, as often happens be.
fore the wheat is cleaned, there was a considerable
quantity of a certain black seed which affects thenerves,
makes the head giddy, and deranges the stomach.—
It was remarked at the time (and it is still unexplain-
ed why) that the Spaniards who had received the
same provisions remained in good health ; this cor-
roborated the idea that it was a plot against the
Royalists, some people even thought that the Federes
were :hewing signs of being ready to put themselves
in motion. Fortunately. all these sinister ideas are
vanished, and every body is convinced that no crime
has been committed or intended, though there has
been a considerable degree of carelessness. I must
mention. that the Spaniards mentioacd in the above
-letter are about SOO Spanish refugees, who, after
having served Bonaparte, do not dare to remiss to
Spain, and who are ted at Rodez at the expense of
the King of France."
London, England, 1816-05-21

PORTSMOUTH. MAY SO. .

Arrived his Maj.sty's ship -Hove, from a crttite.—:
Sailed the Speedwell, Hwaltscrox, for Chepstow;
Stranger and Charlotte transports, for Halifax.

DEAL, MAY en:
Sailed last evening at seven it m. the Ann, M.►t+v,
and Alexander, Coss, for Bombay, with a fine breeze
at North East:
London, England, 1816-05-21

Honourable Gentleman apposite 'Mr. 4ddingtoel)l,
relative to two aliens with whom he bad been collate- t
ted. The facti of the case_ were its follosi.t—The
two Gentlemen in questionwere Dutch merchant%
who came here purely on mercantile business, and
who were ordered away unheard at two hours notice;
at the mere dictum of the Secretary for Foreign Af-
lairs. One of them- was stated to be his relation ;
this was erroneous, for the individual, though of the
same name, was quite a different person, so that it ap-
peared one man was sent out of the country for
another. (Hear, hear.) If Mr. Reeves, who had.
the management of the police.of the Alien Bill, was
examiated, he (Mr. Baring) was persuaded his testi-
mony would spew its insufficiency for any salutary
purpose.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON declared his ignorance,
owing to weak sight, of the Honourable Member's
absence on a former night, when he spoke of Mins.
Labeuchere. All he knew of the relationship of the
foteigner was from a letter of the Honourable Mem-
ber himself, applying for permission for him to re-
side here, and stating that circumstance.—(Hear.)
The two individuals in question were certainly sent out
of the country on good grounds, at the desire of the
Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Mr. BARING explained, that it was extraordi-
nary he should have written what was not the fact.
All he would, however, now say was, that one indi-
vidual was certainly sent out of this country for ano-
ther.—(Hear.)
A division being loudly called for, the House that
divided, when the numbers were—For receiving the
Report, 148—Against it, 48—Majority, 100.
Me Report was then brought up.
On our re-admission, we found Sit SAIIViL Ro-
utt.t.y proposing that the duration of the Bill should
be limited to Oise Year instead of Two.

The Howse again divided on Ibis amendment,
when the numbers were—For it 44—Against it 124
—Majority against the amendment, 80.
While strangers were excluded, Sir J.MACKINTOSH
proposed that a claim: be added to the Bill.
Mr. PONSONBY then moved an Adjournment; on
which the House divided ; when the numbers were
For the Adjournment 32—Against it 115—Ma-
_loth, 83.
__

. The Gallery was not re.apened, and the House
adjourned at Three o'Clock. .
London, England, 1816-05-21

i'l I E 41 Rif Y.

This morning the last division of the West Kent
Militia marched through Westminster, on their route
from Ireland to Maidstone,:ao b 3 disembodied.
'rite .3d Royal Veteran Battalion, now quartered
at Edinburgh, wilt be disembodied on Friday next.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS TI.
ans. our. t
Detain . . 1 1
Waterford t 1, I
MaGuernsey d
and Jersey 0 1 I
su - 0 0

D.Y.

•,ttt, DIFIL,
Lisbon - . 0 o
Cadiz - . o •
Hambursh • • 0 0
Gottenbures - • 1 0
- 1 0 Vas:laic& 0 0
. 0 0 Surinam • . 0 0
FALMOUTH, MAY is.
Arrived the Speedwell, NOIMAN, trom London..
Arrived off this port yesterday evening the ship Ada.
mom, Et.nza, from London for the South Seas,
all well.—No sailings.—Put back the Active, Tat.
nattritze, for, St. Petersburgh.—Wind variable, light
breezes, and di' ter.-

France -
Flanders -
London, England, 1816-05-21

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COURT Or RING'S BENCH, MAY a "`_

JUDGMENTS.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL prayed the judgment of
the Court on Basil Good', Esq. The defendant, it
appeared, had been tried and convicted at the late
Assizes for Warwick, on an information charging
flint with having, in his character of Commissioner
and Collector of Land
.and Assessed Taxes for the
City,of Coventry, fabricated certain tickets, charging
Maria Harris, and others, different sums of money
for windows, &c. 'which sums he did not afterwards
account to the Receiver-General for in his accounts.
The affidavits of J. jeatterworth, Esq. M.P. Colo-
nel Bird, and vaiioultrither respectable persons, were
put in and read, giving the defendant a most excel-
lent character.
fitr. Serjeant VAUGHAN and Mr. READER, were
heard in mitigation, and the ATTORNEY-GENERAL
and Mr. CLARK on the part of the Crown.
The Court ordered the defendant to stand commit-
ted to the custody of the Marshal till Friday next,
then to be brought up to receive judgment.

Farrell and Moriarte, convicted at the
Assizes at Kent of an assault upon T. Exmore and
'J. Grimes, a corporal and private, and rescuing from
their custody a deserter, named I'. Geary, were
brought up to receive the judgment of the Court. It
appeared that the prosecutors were severely wounded
in the scuffle; and the Court, considering all the cir-
cumstAnces, sentenced the defendants to be impriso-
ned, Farrell for six months, and Moriarte for two
months, in Maidstone Gaol.

Thomas Wa !ford, convicted before Lord ELLENAO.
ROUGH, was sentenced to eight months imprisonment,
fcc. having King's stores in his possession.

Jaccb Randall was sentenced to three months im-
prisonment in Dorset gaol, for assaulting a Revenue
Officer.

Mr. Serjeant Lens moved the judgment of the
Court against Henry. Pinned, M.D. who was convic-
ted at Cornwall Lent Assizes, of an assault upon
John Ayreton Paris, another M.D. The prosecutor
was Secretary of a Geological Society, at Penzance,
of which the defendant was a Member, and having
published a lis: of the Society, he had styled the de-
fendant an apothecary, instead of a Doctor of Me-
dicine : this occasioned a misunderstanding, which
terminated in the assault in question. The defendant
was sentenced to pay a fine of £5, and find security
for his peaceable behaviour for three years, Himself
in £lOO, and two sureties in £5O each.
London, England, 1816-05-21

HENTINCK V. BTANIFORTH.

This was a question as to the right of the plaintiff
to recover back the premium paid on a policy of in.
surance underwritten by the defendant. The point
reserved was, Whether the voyage, which was a voy.
age from Riga to this Country, was a legal one ?
The voyage, it appeared, was of a description to re-
quire a licence, and an order was accordingly trans-
mitted by Vie panics interested at Riga to their agent
in this country to procure a licence. The agent ac-
cordingly procured a licence, dated the 7th of Octo.
her, 1814, the ship having commenced her voyage on
the 3d of October,-..four days previous to the date of
the licence. The vessel being lost on her passage
borne, the plaintiff brought an action against the un-
derwriters, and obtained a verdict for a retprn of
premium. The defendant moved to sci. tt,ts Ircatlist
aside, on the grounds that the ship having sailed from
Riga before the licence was obtained in this country,
the voyage was an illegal one.'
The Court this day gave judgment, and decided,
that it was clear there was no intention on the part of
the plaintiffs to commit any fraud. They had writ.
ten for a licence, and were ignorant that one had
not been procured previous to the 3d of October, the
day on which the ship sailed; and, therefore, that
the verdict for a morn of premium ought to stand.
Verdict affirmed.
London, England, 1816-05-21

COCKPIT, MAY se.

Frederick, MEYER Master.— This Russian ship
sailed from London in June, 1813, with a cargo of
alum, copperas, apparel, &c. for the isle of Mayo,
where she disposed of the apparel, took on board a
quantity of• salt, and proceeded for St. Bartholo-
mew's, and was seized and taken at the distance of
about a mile and a half from the island, on the Ist of
August, 1813, by the Matchless privateer, and car-
Itied to Antigua, where she was condemned. A
claim was given •ty the Master in the Court below,
for property, as belonging to a Russian subject ; also
a claim in this Court by the Swedish Consul, being
seised within Zwedish territory. Their Lordships
directed further proof.
The Baltic Trader, Snow Master.—This Ameri-
can ship, laden with flour, was seized at Alexandria,
and condemned at Bermuda.—Judgment suspended.
Gertrodis la Preciosa, TOREN Masten—This ship,
under Spanish colours, with slaves and past of her
outward cargo on board, in the prosecution of a voy-
age from Old Calabar to Havannah, was captured on
the 9th of June, 1814, by the Creole and Asttea, and
carried into Sierra Leone, where the same were con:
demned. Their Lordships affirmed the sentence, ex-
cept as to that part of the cargo claimed by the Malk,
ter, which they refused.

QUREN•SQVARZo-FEMAiN SWINDLNLYeSteIIiaIy
Miss King was again brought up, when Mr. Jenne, a
shoemaker, of Bishopsgate-street, detailed the mode
in which she applied to his wife, in a similar manner
she had to other complainants, and_cagaged lodgings
at a guinea a week, and after continuing there for a
shut time, she decamped, without paying for any
thing she had. Mr. Haynes, a toyman, of Dart-
mouth-street, Westminster, stated, that she, by a si-
milar story, obtained an apartment in his house at
one guinea and a half per week, and after running
up a bill of ses she decamped. Both these Gentle-
men, however, stated, that although various articles
of their property was at her mercy, they had not
missed any thing.—She was again remanded.
HATTON GARDM—Yesterday Wens Mellor, foot-
man to Lady Warburton, was brought up on a war-
rant, and examined before R. Ramisroau, Esq. the
Sitting Magistrate, charged with committing a most
violent and wanton assault on General Sir Montague
Burgoyne, on Thursday, last, in 'comiag five the
Queen's Drawing-room. The charge against • the
prisoner being sworn to, ho was ordered into custody
until be gave good 'ball for his appearanch to,aim*
, the chary at the aeat Siagoot. •
London, England, 1816-10-07

!sat for, and iont etcdged himself by tit
hood.—J. Tyler said; that he was writill
and heard something fall in a violent
ent la,4lte door, and sate the .deceased
ing ; a Gentleman who was near said
rsv
man in livery. ~ You did this, yon scou
man replied, that he was pushed aga
ldiecithrhead of the deceased Ircm the
Teeing the large wound, he appeared hi'
tan away.—The Jury returned • a Verdit
deceased died.from the effects of a viole
the head, but whether occasioned by
from the violence of a person or pert°
there was no evidence to prove.
Our Readers will recollect an account
committed on Wrotham Hill, in It.nt, b
pads, who made their escape. Two c
•
apprehended a few days since in Whitt
committed to Cold Bath fields prison.
SINGULAR RODBCRY.—A man•traft at
wai stolen, on Monday last, from the gr
Brookes, at Ipsaich.
Hynnortionta.—This dreadful maim
red very frequendy of late in Dublin. T
night Patrick W 4sh died of k in Mere.
He had been at a ci,g fight at Kimintg
fortnight, and was bit in the kilts by
which in a few elays kduced this disten
S iturday afterno-n, about a quart,
o'clr,ck, as one of the Brighton coaches
driving along the Kennington.road,in pa
a post chaise and a light cart belongi
man, a maker of ink, the coach came in
the poor man's vehicle, by which it w:t
widt mach damage. The coachman nee
to stop; but kept on at full speed.
Gold has had anothet fall. The pr
the finest Portugal gold is re 3. 185. 6.
of new doubloons .aC3. 14s. Saver rt
former prices..standard at ss. new da,
The pr:ce of gold has risen in Paris. It
mium of from six .to seven francs in a tl
ascribed to the quantity purchased by
among others, by agents of the Bank of
London, England, 1816-03-13

CONTRACT
For BLACK IRONMONGERY, IRONMONGERY GOODSi
• NAILS, AND CAST IRON ARTICLES.
N4rr-OFFICE, March 7, lAIG.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
S lONERS of His MAJESTY, Nil VT, do hereby give Notice
That on WEDNESDAY, the 27th Instant, at One o'Clock,
they wiU be ready to treat with such Persons as may be wilEng
to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yard at Dep.fotti with
BLACK IRONMONGERY GOODS; and also far supplying
His Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich,. Cha, ham, Sheer-
ness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, or any one or more of the
said Yards, with IRONMONGERY GOODS, NAILS, and
CAST IRON ARTICLES.
Forms of the readers way be seen at Mir Office.
Na nuke will be received after one o'clock, on the dry of treaty,
oar any noticed, rulers the party, or an agent for him, attend,.
Every Tender mut be accompanied by a Letter, add deo the Naey
Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to &conic bows.,
with the Arson tendering, in the MINI here audernvatierzei for the
slat performance of the Contracts r<sp,;:ivcly-
Black Ironmongery sE4,non.
Ire t: nunigery (;suds • £3,t uo for each yard.
Nails din o.
Cast Itgn Articles . . X.'430 ditto.
London, England, 1816-03-13

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1816.

BAST-INDIA ROUSS, Feirwary 21, 1816.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITAD
COMPANY* ef MERCHANTS e -ENGLAND, Saving
nate LAST INDIAS, do herd, give sake,
That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company ap-
pointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall-street, on WED-
NESDAY, the 20th March nest, at Eleven o'clock is the Fore-
noon, will also be on Special Affairs.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.

CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.
4
QUARTERLY MEETING of the GUAR-
DIANS of tkis coaPortivriot4 will be boldest on
Thursday the 21st Instant, at 'Three o'Cloek.
JOHN OALT, Secretary.
Caledonian Asylum Office, March 9.
Subscriptions continue to be received at the Banking Houses of
Messrs. Coutts and Co. Messrs. Pas ton, Cocker .:11, Trail and Co.
Messrs: Down, Thornton, Free, and Down; Messrs. Marsh,
Sibbald and Co. Messrs. Druminlnds and Co. Messrs. Herrles,
Farquhar and Co. Messrs. Davidson, Noel, Templar, and Co.
Messrs. Smith, Payne and Smith; Messrs. Prescott, Grote and
Cu. Messrs. Moreland, Ramins and Co. by the National Banks
of Scotland; and by John Galt, R 3.1. Secretary.

SOCIETY FOR THE 1)1s1:1 i AWE ANU Rh:Lint: OF
PERSONS IMPRISONLO FUR SMALL. DEB FS.
Craven-street, Strand, March 6, Iflid.
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAsr RE-
PORT, viz. X s. d.
Truwees of Bishop Andrew's Charity, 3d Benefaction IN) 0 0
Frederick Webb, Es q. • - Li 10 0
Mrs. Jane Morant - 20 0 0
'I be Rev. C. d. Cbarlevrood - Ann. 2 2 0
C. W.W.Wynn, Xsq per Messrs. Contts & Co. Ann. 5 5 0
F. Lit.d, E.g. • Ann. 3 3 0
Lieutenant-Genera/ Campbell . 5 0 0
Charles Prdawney Ilrereton, Esq. Ann. 10 10 0
Mrs. Charlotte Heys, Chrliciliam Ann. 1 1 0
Archibald Hannltun, El . Ann. 2 2 0
.The National Institute of Paris for " Neild on Prisons" 2 2 0
Received fur ditto . - 4 4 0
6 - . - 5 0 i i
Fotind in the Letter Doi - . i o o

493 19 0

Discharged and relieved fr im various Prisons, GS
1 cbturs, fur ;he sum X 132 19 7
Considered tile Cases of niJ PeCtioners; Approved
22; Referred fur Cii.a..cters 7 Petitions,
and Rejected 9.

_Lieflefact:ons are received by 1. Camden Neil I, Ecq. the Trea-
surer, Chu Cheeses; also by Messrs. ide Fargubsr,
and Co. St. James's-street, ; Hoare,, Fleet rvet ; Chat:et-is, Whit-
more, and Co. Lombard-street ; I3iddulhh, Cod; s, and Ridge,
Charing-cross ; Dorricn and Co. Fetch-lane, Corithill ; liant-
mersieys,Palimall ; Veres, and Co. Nu. 77, Ginn:Lira-sire:it ; and
by the Secre:ary, No. 7, Craven-street, :Aland, where the 11JuIis
may be seen by those who are it:dined to sn; ;tort this Charity,
and where the Society meet on the first W.:it:esti:ly in every
Month.
London, England, 1816-01-26

FLANDERS MAIL.

BROSSELS, JANUARY al.

The Princess of Nassau Wellbourg, Louisa Isa-
bella Alexandrina, has died suddenly, on receiving
the news of the death of her illustrious consort.
JANUARY 22—M. de Sieyes, who was a Member
of the Constituent Assembly of the Convention, and
of the Executive Directory, has just arrived at
Brussels.
London, England, 1816-01-26

HAGUE, JANUARY 21.

Last Thursday evening their Majesties received
the congratulations on the marriage of the Prince of
Orange with the Archduchess Anne; and on Friday
the same ceremony took place, at their Highness's the
Princesses Dowager mother and sister of his Majesty.
The number of persons presented on both occasions
was very great, as well of the civil and military
classes as of tho clergy: The Ladies were dressed
with a magnificence which we have not witnessed
of late.

A solemn Funeral Service as performed yester-
day in the French Chapel, in memory of King
Louis XV 1.

HAGUE, JANUARY s 2.

Hi; Majesty's squadron under Admiral Brcyskes
arrived on the 18th of November at Porto Pray°, in
the Island of St. Jag°, having made the voyage
from the Texel to the Cape de Verd Islands in less
than three weeks—all on board in good health.
London, England, 1816-01-26

HAGUE, JANUARY 23.

His Majesty has published a very ►ong Decree for
the encouragement of the Greenland Fishery. Vari.
ous premiums are offered by this Decree, and first,
one of 4000 florins for the owners of the 1 ? first ships
of 150 to 200 tons burden, which between the Ist
January, 1815, and the Ist January, 1818, with a
complete fleet of six or seven sloops with from 34 to
40 men on board, shall sail from the ports of the
Netherlands to the Whale or Seal Fishery for the ac-
count of the inhabitants of those provinces. Every
ship sailing from the ports of those provinces for the
Greenland and Davis Straits Fisheries, shall, in case
of its returning to port with more than 100 barrels of
oil, receive an indemnity of 50 florins for every bar-
rel wanting to complete that number, on condition
that said ship has remained in Greenland in above
72 degrees till the '7th July, and in Davis Straits above
65 degrees till the 10th July, and has therefore been
a sufficient time on thrspot to have taken some fish,
and then, without touching at any foreign port (ex-
cept in case of the utmost necessity), shall bring all
the fat it has procured into one of the ports of this
.kingdom. Cliere follow the particular circum-
stances in which ships are, or are not entitled to the
curium, and all the formalities to be observed by
those who claim those premiums.]
London, England, 1816-01-26

MISSING.-IANUAILY, 1816.

Tr the Young MAN who left his employment in
1 Kent on the 10th of this Month, will immediately return
thereto or communicate with his, Parents either directly or in•
directly through his friends at Lambeth, the supposed cause of
hi. present indiscretion' shall be done away by an immediate dill-
charge of his Debts • or should any other cause exists he i 4 en-
treated to make it known and to be assured that every possible
means shall be exerted to render him happy. The young Man
above alluded to is 18 years of sip, about 6 feet high, fair cont.
Ilealon, and of genteel appeatinse and address; is supposed to
be in London, having been seen there en the 20th to be dressed
either in mourning, in a blue coat, with grey overall pantaluJits,
or in a Tartan plaid fancy dress.
Any person giving intimation of the above said young Man to
Y.D. No. 16, Rathbone.place, Osford.streer, so that a commu-
nication may he M..d with him, shall be lianies.inseiy rewarilvd.
London, England, 1816-01-26

ROME, JANUARY 7.

- -
His Holiness has granted an audience to X.nrd
Exmouth, Commander of the English forces. his
General (Admiral), accompanied by Lord WO
Bentinck, met his Holiness in the gardens the
Vatican, and was presented to him. Hi& Eminence
the Cardinal Secretary of State has since had s..:vt:ral
conferences with the two Lords.
It is affirmed, that in a Congregation field on the
2d instant, his Holiness slit wed the necessity of con.
yoking a Cuncil to reAul.de the interests of the
Catholics in the different States of Eutopc. It is
presumed that Austria, and England are favourable
to this project.
Our Secretary of state's Department is extremely
occupied in ktepinr, pee with all the negociattoss
which employ the Cabiiiets of Europe. It seems that
the Powers, the respect and
homage due to the Holy See, will not re:Afire to it more
than was agreed upon at ihe Congress of Vienna. It
is to be presumed, therefore, that the reclamations of
the Cow t of Rome fur rue Enclaves which it hiring:lly
possessed in foreign countries will be of u' avail.
London, England, 1816-03-14

ALL MUST BE DR I.WN NEXT SATURDAY,
M&.CH
THE LOTTERY w.ll then finish. A Grand
Prise of u 5,000 Guineas ! and-Eleven other Capitals, with
luoOoduz Fritts, are in the Wtwel. Not awo 'fluke to a Prime
end no mall Lottery to follow!
.4 few uodrawn Tickets and Shares may yet be obtained of
HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Contractors,
Front Gate, Royal Exchange,
Who Shared and Sold No 842,a Prize of 6,20,000! No. 18,202,
s Prise of £5,004:1! &c. &c drawn Lot Wednesday week ;
and a Prize of X 5,000, with three Prizes of ,Cl,OOO each, drawn
on Saturday, February 24.

'1 HE LAST DAY.
TBISH respectfully reminds his Friends the Last
. Day of Drawing the Lottery will be
SATURDAY NEXT,
On with:llday 1 Prize of 85,000 Guineas,
1 Prize of 1,000 Pounds,
II Pr•zes of SOO Pound+,
8 prizes of 480 Pounds, Ste. &e.
TAUS I ISE ALL DRAWN.

Undrawn Tickets and Shares are now Selling at
ket. 4, CORNHII.I., and 9, CHARING.CROSS ; where three
Capital 4 have been s&d in the present Lottery, and where two
of l'in,ooo, and eighteen other Capitals, wen sold in the last
Lottery.

THREE vood Second Hand PIANO FORTES,
with Add.tional Key', by Eroadwood and Soo, se 15 Gut-
was each, and one at 42 Guineas.—May be seen at-J. Wuleo s,
S, 1 eicester-pl ace, from ten till four o'clock. Packlog-cases
nay be had, and caefully parked and booked at the waggon-office,
w shipped for two Guineas each.—!.eaters must be post paid.
London, England, 1816-03-14

. . .
•
rejects the id:it If the pee incl;r-at taxes prTesed, a.,
well as that *it the airigiientauo4 on the dates 131 re-
gisterin,t; t it sitbstitute• the ale, of . doubling the pa
tents, and 01 productive mod.tications io the. Stpinp
Acts.- and injirect contributions now existing. 1
proposes to prohibit a pliliAlitY of offices and salaries."
The report was ordered to be printed.
The trial of Linois and Boyer proceeded on the
9th. and several witnesses were examined; no new
fact came out. The tt ial was adjourned, after a long
sitting, till the next day.

CoURIRR EXTRAORDINARY OF -SUNDAY 11 quchm.
By an Otdonnanee of the limß tie Royal Of phan
House of St. Dvnis has received a definitive orgAniza-
lion. The number of pupils will be 100. l'he Coun-
tess of rinquengo is appointed superintendent of the
abore tesubli‘liment.

plaque extends its ravages in Walachia.
On the 2d of February an earthquake was kit at
the island of Madeira, which lasted tout or five mi-
nutes. Several public buildings were damaged. On
the same day. it will be recollected, a shuck was eit-
perienced at Lisbon.
The P•pe has conferred the dienity of Prince on
Ge'nerel hin,tenr.--French Fon,ls. 61.
London, England, 1816-03-14

IMPORTANT ADVICE

No. 13. Bouvetle-street, Fleet-tureet, May i, IEOI
WHEN Men of Education and Yrolessioni
use persevering endeavour, to discover the most sae id
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the sae&
ful result of their experience is the best proof of supenoo.
Fifteen years have we devoted our practice to the esluslo
treatment of Three Disorders, and the complete success sled/
Dag our plan, gives us additional ardour to oppose as much s
hie t! e ravages of those.comp.aints which are the most ispoota
of all the infirmities to which the human economy is en.'"
_„
After an authorised introduct.un into every branch ofra4l°ll
Science, we determined on commencing practice, to rent
dividuals front the ignorance of uneducated men, or theolullll
dangerous precipitancy of a general pracitiotter.
The three disorders, to the cure of which we have difred 641
, attention, comprise every species of Vent real lufectionstthelb6
of recent or long dura ion ; idly, all kinds of Di bility x Ad.
' tiency, whether arising bons the secret habits of schod.buyi. sr
the indulgencies of mature age, terminatirg in lowa:mei std
sometimes in consumption ; antilastly, that derangeornt
of tw
system in women, which is Caliel Rarrenness ur be.itty, h
many cases originating! in a similar error.
Numerous diseases are the result of ignorance or hre in di
, tteatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not untreqortly
pens that the seeds of life arc poisoned, front the Miriam,
of an unguarded mo.netn. By a t.apertor inethod, ach Cal"
plaints are easily cured; and even o here others have 11.8, 01
trust that we may offer an eff,ctual restoration.
Tbe Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently conact-4
otd
or arising front the above cuntoaints, have not esaPe4
attention; by an infallible ar.d improved lan, w. are 6').
pled to remove obstinate Gieets and strktures, inches r",
cent of of long duration. witout resorting to the OEM 2._
dangerous use of the caustic boogie. Many instants can
adduced of very inveteraie stases, of several years untinuan
having yielded to our method in a few days, after tb rare ul"
been attempted by other practitioners without effat
To be consulted daily by Patients us either see, wth waft_
delicacy, and attention.—Letters from the country,conru"L'
the particulars of the case, age, and manner of using enciNim_
a remittance, duly attended to, sad advice and /askant
warded so any part of tilt kingdom.
- G'JSS and Co. Menthes sof the Royal College of inrSe

HIGH WATEV. TO-MLIKRUP W AT LONDON BRII"
Manias • - 15 mutates ate $
Memos • 3V minutes ate.!....jc

LONDON: ktuictel by Lgvic:. !UN; Pickett/61c°'
rublitked thae, and s: the Stapfaace, Tempi! 531.'
London, England, 1816-03-14

bIVI LANDS tube mak hi the COUNTRY.

April 1, Jobe Powell and William Darch Ormond, of Bristol,
win .merchants, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Brined....
April 1, Charles Raiikerd, St. Philip and St. Jacob, tanner at Iv,
at ditto. April 10, Alezauder Canon, of Liverpool, merchant, at
one at the George, Liverpool. April 10; William eooke, Liver-
pool, merchant, at one, at ditto. March 30, William Stephenson,
of Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the Boulogne Mouth, Leeds.
March 30, Thomas Hookham, Coventry,,ribboo•manufacturer,
at eleven, at the Kipg's Head, Coventry. 'Marta 30, Edward
Keeler, Thorpe, grocer, at ten, at the ited Lou,t Colchester
April ti, John Tweedale,Waterbead•mill, eattati-spinner, at two,
at the Palace 100, Manchester. March 30, Mark Abbey. York,
corn-merehaat, at eleven, at the Red Lion, York. Marti 9a,
George Kirkham, Lanca.eer, merchant, at eleven. at the King's
Arms, Lancaster. April 10, Julio Yates, Mancbester,iroomon-
ger, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. April 4, Thomas Do-
vlisua the younger, Yam, merchant, at ooe, at the house of G.
Howson, srecktou. April 4, Thomas Derail, Billiogliam com-
mon brewer, at one, at ditto. April 1, Widlam Barnes, Farnham,
coach -maker, &c. at tenter at the Bush Inn, Farnham. April 3,
William Hodgson, of Leeds, corn-factor, at eleven, at the White
Horse, Leeds. April S. Joseph Haffurd, Leicester, pores., at one,
at the 'three Crown', Leicester. April 10, William Morrish, of
Bath, cliersentenger, at age, at the Greybuitud, Bath. April 4,
James Foulard, Itingwoodroealinan, at eleven, at the George,
Soto hampto& April 11, Alesaoder labium; Manchester, draper,
at sieves, at the White Bear, Manchester. April 9, William
Latbbary, Stafford, miller, at keen, at the Swan, Stafford. April
», Cawed amasser, Great Driffield, chymist, at eleven, at the
Dog and Deck, Hull. April 13, Lewis Thomsen, Birmengliam,
bookseller, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, B.rmsaghaas. April 11,
Thomas Wotan, New Lawn, dealer and chyme., at two, at
the Red Lion, Preston.

CERIIFICATES—Apaii L

William Adams and Jubu kdwards, Combilimoktreot, Ado.
makrra. Frederick Rem mie, liord.serett, pporectioner. menus
Pyne, Horsel)duwn„ leather-maw. Robert Waimea, Gimp
Snowden, and John Fred. Lumley, Stockton, Milken, John
Newread, Ade, spirit-merchant. Peter Frandsen!, of Oldham,
meoey-scrnrener. Jonathan Colwell, Water, victualler. John
Ward, Hanworth, Saa-dresser. William Oswald, Newcastle,
merchant. George Parker, llawdrip, merchant. Richard Hill,
blasidre4leld, farmer. Thomas Saul; Manchester, woolorapler.

BIRTHS.

Monday, at Trenant Park, Cornwall, the Lady of Captain
Muiraster, C. B. of a daughter.
Sunday seNngist, in College-street, %Vindicator, the lady of
Captain nehaw, oSth regiment, of a daughter
At Kennington the lady ache Rev. Henry Dodd, of a son,
litirulay, lisppeck Palk, Yorkshire, the Hon. Mrs. Naiad-.
of a daughter. •
At Balsas House, Northumberland, the lady of tbe Hon. and
Rev, John Hanky Beresford, of a sun.
London, England, 1816-03-14

MINOR!! Y

OM TIE DUKE •T /11DfORD'S MO I lON roe A COMIIITTIE TO

INQUIRS IN I 0 I lit OTAT I OS TNt NATION.
PRIUNT. Lord Fuky kart Guild,or4
Duke of Susses Holland Charkniont
Gloucester Buikeley. Donou:lnnore
Somerset C;retiville Derby
&Mord Auckland Brsadalhane
Marq Buckingham bunters Darlington
Lansdown Lyiledoch Ossury
We.leiley --. Waldegrays
Earl of Rome ?Roams. Vbet• Carden
Cowper Duke ut Kt:tic Anion
Jersey I.ehister Hertford
S:atihope Argyll Lord Carrington
Flzwilliam Grafton Ashburton
CM:Min 41 Devonshire Braybro..k
Fortescue Marq. of Biandford Glastonbury
Bra borough Do w ushire Sondes
Darnley Douglas Cawdor
Lauderdale Earl Sr. Vincent Sr. John
Rosalyn Spencer I.ilford
Grey Albemarle Crewe
Kingston Thane' Dundas
Visct. Torrington I eke:ter Yarborough
Lord Say and Sele Grosvenor Hutchinson
King Suffalk Dude
Montfort Cork

Present, SI ; Proxies, 40—Contents, 71. "
A LIST OF THE MINORITY
ON NR.CALCLAFT.L AURNRXERNT FOR ILDUCURO rue swami

OF TILZ UOVIMHOLO TILOOPs.
Abererumby,Hou.J. Fitzgerald, Lord W. North, Dudley
Acland, Sir I'. Fitzroy, Lord J. Nugent Lord
Ashurst, W. • Folkston, Lord ()shakiest= G.
Asted, William Frank, F. Osborne, Lord F.
Atherley, A. Frormantle, Wm. Osmium, Lord
Babington,Thos. Gordon, R. Palmer, Charles
Sankey, Henry Grentell, Pascoe Minn, lion. C.
Baring, Mex. Hamilton, Sir lI.D. Pelham, Hon. G.
Beach, M. H. Ilammer iley, H. Peliew, Hon. P. B.
Bennet, Hon. H. G. Heatbcote, Sir G. Piggott, Sir A.
Baker, John Hamby, E. Phillips, George
Birch, Joseph Howard, Hon. W. Ponsonhy, Rt. Hon.
Brouglima, Henry Hoklaworili, A. H. George
Bolland, John Hughes, W. 1.. Powlett, Hoe. W.V.
Browne, Dom. Hurst, Robert Prittle, Hun. F.A.
Berrktt, Sir P. Jervuise, J. J. Protheroe, R.
Burrell, Sir Charles Keck, G. A. L. Pynt, Francis
Burrell, Walter Knox, T. Ramsden, J. C.
BY all. George Lubbock, J. Wm. Rancliffe, Lord
Calley, 'I hos. Lambion, J. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Calvert, Charles Leielrel C. Shaw Rowley, Sir W.
Campbell, Hon. 8. Lester, BL. Russell, Lord W.
Cavendish, Ld. G. Lewis, T. F. Russell, R. G.
Cavendish, Hon. H. Lloyd, 1. M. Sehright, Sir J.
Cavendish, Him. C. Lockhart, J. S. Sharpe, R.
Caul Hun. H. Lyttleton. Hon.W. Munn, John
Clndellar, Kobt. Macdonald, James Smythe, 1. H.
Coen, Jelin Methuen, P. C. Stanley, Lord
Cocks, Han. J. 11. beintwili, Sir J. Tavisruck, Marquis
Coke, Thomas Maitland, Hoe. A. Thompson, Thos.
Dickenson, W. Markham, Admiral Tierney, Rt. Hon. 0
Douglas, Hon. F. 8. Martin, John Waldegrave, Hon.C.
Duncannon, Vise. Milton, Vise. Walpole, Hon. G.
Dundas, Hon. L. Mathew, Hon. M. Warre, John A.
Ebringtuo, Vise. Monck, Sir C. Wharton, John
Elliot, Rt. Hon. W. Marryat, Jos. Wilkins, Walter
Bullion, Cuthbert Moore, P. Williams, Sir R.
Fan. John Morland, J. B. Wright, J. A.
Famialey, J. N. Morpetb, Vise.. Wynis, C. W.
Fellows*, Hon. N. Neville, Hoc. R. - Wynne, Sir W. W.
Ferguson. Sir K. C. Newman, R. W. TILLLIR.
Finlay, Kirkman Newport, sir J. Calcrah, Jahn.
In the second division Mr. Baker voted with the MaPalls
and Mr. Western and Lord Coeliac*, who wag abut nut in the
Prat division, voted is die snood Minozity.

.

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London, England, 1816-03-14

FALMOUTH, MARCK 11.

Arrived the M.irlborough Packet, with s Mail
from Lisbon in ten days ; the Snake Pick-t, from
Stangate Creek, after performing quarantine.
rived A ship Transport, No. 25, supposed the
ringapatam,' from Portsmouth; alsd• Anntfier ship,
but the weather is so bad no boats can go off.
London, England, 1816-03-14

-. f spoilhvA • • - - •
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marmot
4t.' fIlloi:44 .
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.—......
154111# iiihts TINZATILL—hred in isot. and a
Misclus AM, attracted, last night, the most nu-
merous audience, since the commencement of the
Lent Season, and the whole was given in such a UM.,
nerlia to reflect the highest credit on the professional
' abibbias of Sir Gramm SWART. Mr. BRAHAU'II air,
Go 0 ! come let us fall down and worships" was given
in bin best style. The chorus, uHe gave thim hail-
stones," was finely executed by the instrumental part
of the Orchestra. fa the duet, es The Loan is a man
of war." the fine bass voices of Mr. BELLAMY and
Mr. WVLIINCJI harmonised delightfully
it —Mrs. SAL-
uou aad Mrs. Lliccons executed the several parts al-
lotted to them in the most scientific manner ;—the
sleet tones of the former Lady were beard with
Irapture. Bastatovan's dads Shifiaia concluded the
entertainment of the evening, with loud applause.

DIVIEJENDS tube made at GUILDHALL.
April L Thome Fuson Whiteeroes.stron pewterer, at ten.
March 16, John and Will1;m Low, Mineing-Lse, merchants, at
eleven. Aril 6, John Hardwick, Old ereengton, manufacturer
of Aopnelotd canvas, at tea. April it, Wm. Spooner, Lawrence'
lane, factor, at saw April 16, Nathaniel Stanley, of Wood•atmet,
iseale-maker, at We. April 13, Iderard and. Edward Sulpha; of
Oxford-.treat, darvers, st too. April se, Richard and Lovell
Pennell. lierw-lane, merchants, at ten. Match 26, Jobe James,
Linao-stregt, &e. morebant, et one. April 11. Edward Balm. of
Sheiford, paper-maker, at vied's. 'April 2. William Puree, High
Halborn, wax-chandler, animist. April 6, Tudor Pugh, Brick-
ling, Spitalliold., tallow doodler, at twelve. April 2, Matthew
Darner, Fieur-da-lireetreet, soap-maker. at one. April 1, James.
Pierrepoin Ottawas, of King's Ann•-yird, Coleman-street mer-
chant, at ten. April James Heald and John Shad, Hamad:duck
and Canton-street, merchants, at ten. March Se, Solomon Ja-
cob. Jacob Solomon, Simon Solomon, Aaron Solomon, Abraham
Soloman, and Joseph Solomon Bargarber, of Surr-atreet, ship-
owners, at one. March 30. Eleanor and John Howell, Cha•ige-
alley, 401u:ears, at one. March SO, Abraham Smith, Captain of
the Providence, dealer, at awe: March 30, WO.= Cinch, Hop-
gardens, woollen draper, at ten. April 2, John Miller, of Great
rower-street, porter-desire, at twelve. Aptil 2, Richard Hum-
' plays, Old Jewry, taylor, a: twelve. April te. Wm. Qoarterman.
stone, farmer, at ten. April 27, Alexander Hislop and Jo.eph
Sadler, Bovs-hme, warehousemen, at It. • May 4, John Dawes,
camonide-street- mariner, at twelve. Aipril i, Wm. Ogilvy, jun.
George Mylue, and John Chalmers, leffin's-square, merchant.,
at ten. April 6, John Faulkner, and Anne, William and Anthony
Atkinson, Crirch••d•friars, at twelve,
London, England, 1816-01-19

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