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London, England, 1818-02-26

CUSTOM-110USE, FEBRUARY 25.

SHUN ENTERED ISW•RDS.—TheJupiter, front Bourdeaux ; the
Four Brothers, from Waterford; Industry, from Cork ; Jane,
from Ilaniburgh ; Anna Christina, from Christiana ; Curtails!,
from Naples ; Maria, from St. Michael's ; Wyton, from Bom-
bay and Fort William. Ourwaaus--The Probit), for Lisbon ;
Alligator, for Waterford ; Letitia Tennant, for Belfast ; Cam-
bier, for Buenos Ayres; Coede Hoop, for Antwerp; Demerara
packet, for Demerara; Jane, for Elsineur and Petersburgh; the
Earl of Clancarty, for Rotterdam ; London, for Mlsitieur and St.
retersburgh; Wolfscove, for the ble of France ; Wakefield, fur
Antwerp ; Cabalva, for India and China.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following Commanders took
leave of the Court previous to departing fin- their re-
spective destinations, viz. Captain B. KAY, Mar-
chioness of Ely and Captain T.ll. HARRIS, Prince
Regent, for Madras.
Captain MAITLAND, of the BELLEROPHON, has
written a letter to the publishers of the Edinburgh
Annual Register, contradicting two circumstances re-
lative to BONAPARTE, when on board that vessel, viz.
that BONAPARTE never conducted himself with arro-
gance while in the ship, nor did he ever threaten to
commit suicide.

The Northern Expedition, if unsuccessful, is ex-
pected to terminate about September, 1819 ; if it he
successful, and that the navigators return by the In-
dian Seas, a reward of 20,0001. will be distributed
amongst the crews. Notwithstanding this, and an al-
lowance of Si. per month, a difficulty is found in ob-
taining suitable hands for the voyage, and the vessels
will complete their crews at the Orkneys, the great
rendezvous of seamen for the Greenland service. Spare
rudders, anchors, capltans, masts, spars, and boats,
ate carried by the vessels; the owners find sails and
other things, on the mine conditions as for transports.
London, England, 1818-02-26

BLOOD MONEY.

Mr. BROUGHAM said he wag not at all satisfied
with what had passed on the subject of the free par-
don granted to the three men who had committed a
crime of great enormity—{hear, hear). Had they
been pardoned, and no attempt made to found a
prosecution against them for conspiring against the
lives of their victims ?—( Hear, hear).
Mr. BATHURST said, it was not in his power to
give any further explanation on the case of those
persons.

Lord MILTON wished to know in what manner
this case had come before the twelve Judges ? lie
conceived this to be a most important point, and it
ought to be distinctly stated.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said, that an ob-
jection had been taken by the prisoners at the trial,
and the point was reserved in the usual way. The
case was then argued by Counsel, and the judgment
of the Court was delivered as the judgment which
decided the case.

Lord MILTON said, that from what he had heard,
die same point had occurred in a previous case; and
it struck his mind that it was irregular to grant a
pardon to these men, merely on the opinion which
had been given on that previous occasion.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL replied, that the
opinion of the twelve Judges of course decided that
case, and it became the duty of those who were con-
cerned for the Crown, to take care that those who
had been convicted of a similar offence were not
executed, however they might abhor the crime of
which they had been convicted.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT was about to offer his
opinions on this case, when

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER 'rose'
to order.

Sir FRANCIS BURDETT said, the Right Hon.
Gentleman would not gain any thing by this mode
of proceeding ; for, in a very few words, he could
make a motion which would detain the House two
hours. He wished to know why these persons had
not been indicted for a conspiracy to take away
men's lives for money ?
Mr. BATHURST would merely state, that he had
given all the information in his power.
London, England, 1818-02-26

DIED.

Feb. 12, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Catherine Dunbar, widow of the
late Thomas Wedderburn, F.sq. aged 96 years.
Feb. 11, at Falkirk, Mr. James Aitken, writer there.
Feb. 10, at Lawhouses, East Lothian, Mr. Robert Dudgeon,
late Deacoa of the Incorporation of Bakers in Edinburgh.
Feb. 10, at Barclay's Hotel, Edinburgh, at the advanced age
of 72 year;, Mr. John Wade, known in the commercial world as
a traveller for upwards of 51 years.
Feb. 17, at &. Andrew's, Lieut.-Colonel John Macgill, late of
his Majesty's 19th regiment of foot.

Dee. 21, at Trinidad, in his 20th year, Mr. A. I/yce, surgeon.
Friday, in Baker-street, Portman-square, Lady Impey, relict
of Sir Elijah Impey, Krigbt.
At Crinan, Janet Malley, aged 108. Last harvest the atten-
ded the field, and in one day cut down six stooks of corn.
Feb. 15. at Perth, John Rutherford, Esq. writer, Procurator
Fiscal for the County of Perth.
At Glasgow, on the I ii;th inst. of typhus fever, Mr. William
Gardner, jailer.
Saturday, at Saher's,buildings, Watthamstow, the infant son
of the Rev. J. B. liollingworth.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Frome, aged 7.2, Mrs. Flicabeth Wal-
-1 ters, relict of the late Rev. John Walters, Curate of "tome and
Rector of Luliington.
July 16, David Charles Ramsay, Esq. the lion. Fast India
Company's Resident at Mocha, and of their Civil Service on the
Bombay Establishment.
Saturday se'nnight, at Roastrevor, the Rev. Thomas Ross,
Vicar of that parish. _ _ _

At Edinburgh, on the 12th inst. George White, Esq. one of
the Magistrates of that city, aged 70. lie has left the following
legacies to charitable and pious institutions, thus evincing the
same desire for their prosperity and extended utility after his
death, to which he so amply contributed during his life :
Edinburgh Bible Society 150 0 0
Edinburgh Missionary Society - 150 0 0
Edinburgh Gmlic School Society 150 0 0
Destitute Sick Society - 100 0 0
Edinburgh Magdalene Asylum - 100 0 0
The Poor of Bristo-street Congregation 120 0 0
The Free School of Bristo Congrtgation 100 0 0
Orphan Hospital of Edinburgh - 50 0 0
On the 9th instant, at Lower Hardres, having attained the age
of 100 years on the 6tb of January last, Sarah ilogben, a widow.
She retained her faculties to the last, and threaded aid worked
with her needle till within two months of her death, previous to
which she was confined to her bed only six weeks. She ie.:c a na-
tive of Auckland, near Dover, where she was married at about
the age of 18, and had since then been constantly cmyleyed in the
usual oat-doors work of the country. Her habits and food, till of
late years, when nature required that nourishment which was li-
berally afforded to het by the neighbouring gentry, were abste-
mious ; meat being rarely tasted, and strong beer, than which she
never drank say stronger liquor, not oftener than once a week.—
She had been the mother of 1 lldren, 7of which are living, the
eldest a sea, Row upwards of BO tears of are, 1a Eastry Work-
house, and the offspring of which she has been the coogno.i stock,
'oototolls to uporat6 of so pawns.
London, England, 1818-02-26

MARRIED.

Thursday se'nnight, at Stroudwater, Gloucestershire, Mr. C.
Musgrave, of Salisbury, to It:iss Ann Moffatt, daughter of the
late Rev. J. M. Moffatt, of Malmsbury, Wilts.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Stoke Church, Captain Codd, R. N.
to Miss Baker, daughter of Mr. Baker, house-steward to Sir
John St. Aubyn, Bart.

Feb. 11, at. Invcrntss, James Diver, Esq. Virkwall, Orkney,
to Allis Annaba* Chisholm, second daughter of Captain Hugh
Chisholm, late 9th Royal Veteran Battalion, and resident Com-
mandant of Fort Augustus.
London, England, 1818-08-21

CORONER'S iNQUESD,

This day an Inquest was held at the sign of the
Blue Posts, Holborn, before Mr. SIiaLTON, on the
bodies of the infant son of Mr. Itwen, and also that
or the daughter. of Mr. Squires, both respectable in-
habitants of Furnivars ,Inn•cotirt, Holborn, whose
deaths were unfortunately oceasinued by the falling of
the wall of Furnival's lan, as mentioned in yester.,
day's Seen. jt appeared that the children were in
the cqurt, assik that a large quantity of gravel had
been dug, out of Furnival's Inn garden, and was thrown
against the wall, which was not of rufcient strength
to sustain the weight, when it give way and caused
the lamentable catastrophe. No circumstances, how-
ever, being elicited to thew it was any thing else than
the result of Accident; the Jury returned a *erdict
accordingly.
London, England, 1818-08-21

FIRIT TO THE INTERIOR OP A PrEAMYtt.

We have received from M. de Niebuhr, the ,
clan Minister at Rome, and one of the most distil
guishrd literary characters of Germany, the ,
tic declaration of Belzoni, a Roman Architect,
lative to his having effected an entrance into the
tenor of a pyramid, a project which has been it
attempted by many celebrated travellers for cent
past :—On the 18th of February last, M. Belzoni,
his own expense, began his project of opeuing
into the second Pyramid 01 Giza, called that a
Chefrem. In the first place he caused an eyet,
vation to be made towards the north front, by fat
lowing a perpendicular line from its centre. 11,1 f.„
discovered that there was no opening in this
he commenced further researches about thiatiat.
east of the middle, and on the 2d of March
the real entrance, which is a gallery of gra%l.etv4
led to a hanging door also of granite. IlevingtuA
it to be raised, he found himself in an leßiir.y4
gallery, from whence he descended perpindi.,
Into a second, and thence by a staircase ii u a tl;',
which conducted him into an apartment cal, e,,;
found a sarcophagus cortaining
.human beats
blamed. Proceeding by a shelving gallery be at,
rived in another horizontal one, passing along
he perceived about half way a passage that led 133•
wards the south, into a second apartment. At ti
extremity of this horizontal plane, M; Belznni
a niche, cut for the purpose of fixing a grar,:l dca
that lay near. From this place he ascended up
steep passage about the height of 47 feet, to a tort
wall by which it was closed. At tnis spot he
ceived stones cut and laid in rich a man-.ce as
close the entrance of this . passage, near the base;
the Pyramid.
From this account of 3!.. Belzoni, it is proved thtt
the Pyramids were the tombs of the Royal Fart&
It appears to M. de Niebuhr that the Pyramid
Chefrem is not in its original state. The sarcopl,-t.
gus must have been plundered at some period
other; and the doors of stone which have been fueua
were displaced at the time of this hosti!e it:easier...—
We may presume that it was the Pe:siara, ;isle
Cambyses, who opened and pillaged it. i.e
tians, during the interval of their independence, mig•:.
have closed the entrance, not being tc rep= tea ce-
vastations conirnitted by the enemy.
London, England, 1818-08-21

Li:ere is now eternal ids and she line of snow seems
in the course of time to descend lower and lower

froth the surhinitis of the m)

Ehe

plains and villages. • • -
FRANKPOItT, AVtlVsllrr•
Preparations are already *king kt-firlideh to
celebrate the Fete of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the
King's Accession. Several august personages are
expected to visit Dresden at that time, and it is hoped
that consequences will ensue very advantageous to
the Saxons, and even to all Germans.
It is stated that the Hanoverian Minister at Berlin
has concluded a convention with Prussia, for the
march of the Prussian troops through the Duchy of
Brunswick.
London, England, 1818-08-21

THE QUEEN.

Her MAJESTY continues gradually improving in
health. For these last two or three days she has
walked from the foot of the stairs to the garden chair,
with very little assistance; and, as her .M.satsry still
expresses the most ardent desire to be at Windsor, it
is expected that the journey will be attempted in a
few days, provided no relapse takes place.
London, England, 1818-11-04

FROM LAST NIGH7"S GAZETTE.

At the Court at Carlton.house, the 51st of October, 1818;
present, his Royal Highness the PRINCE Aroma in Council.
His Royal Highness the Pence Rsourr In Council, was this
day pleased to order, to the name and on the behalf of his Ma-
run,,
the that the Parliament, which stands prorogued to Thurs.
day meiNsla icy al November next, abouid be further pro-
'misted to Tuesday the twenty-ninth day of December follow-
leg , and that the Convocations of Canterbury and York, which
stand prorogued to Friday the thirteenth day of November
next, should be further prorogued to Wednesday the thirtieth
,day of December following.
By an Order of Council, the Port of Leith is declared to be
one of those into which goods may be imported direct from the
dominions of the Fast India Company.
So much of the Pilot Act as directs the Cinque Port Pilots to
ply at sea, and be afloat between certain distances, is suspended
by a Proclamation.
The PRINCE Riotsr has given permission to Lord BVIIC•
to accept and weal the insignia of a Knight Orand Cross
of the Tuscan Order of St. Joseph, conferred on his Lordship
by the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
London, England, 1818-11-04

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, NOV. 2, 1818.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain James Grant, from the
half-pay of tie Regiment, to be Captain, vice A. Wall, de-

eeasjd.
Commissions in the Bedfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford.

Captain Thomas Potter Macqueen, to be Major-Commandant.
Cornet John Greene, to be Lieutenant; Samuel Bedffrd Ed-

wards, Gent. to beditto.
William Rubinson Lawlord, Gent. to be Surgeon.
London, England, 1818-02-10

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Treasury Chambers, Commissariat
Department, Jan. 23th, ISIS.
is hereby given to all Persons desirous of,
tins to supply BREW and MUTTON to his Ma-
Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in
Mooed Counties and Mee.:
Hertford,
ling the Hunts,
danger. Ide of Han,
Irk of Wight,
Kent,
Lancaster,
Lincoln,
daft Middlesex, Town of Derby and
do.
Leieener & do.

Wilts,
York,

City of Bath aPd its
Vicinity,
City of Ely ard do.
City of Callao and
do.

Monmouth,
Norfolk,

Northampton, Wolverhampton
Indies Nottingham, and do.
i 4), Oxford. Dudky and do.
Rutland, Shrewsber7 and
:lading Suffolk, do.
f Brit. Surrey, Taunton and do.
Suitea, Newcastle & do.
'Warwick, North and South
Westmorland, Wales,
d Is the several Counties in North Britain.
pply Beef in the Wands of Guernsey, Jersey, and
Alderney.
- _

Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day
ert; that Proposals, hi writing, sealed up, and
'ender for Army Supplies," will be received at this
Wore Wednesday, the 25th day of February ; but
.recved after twelve o'clock on that day, and if sent

!stage most be paid.
meet be made separa•ely for each County, bland
rept for the Counties comprising North and South
if which must be included in one Ter.der ; as alto
en! Counties in North Britain; and the Propusal
'y of llezf in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and
est include the whole of the three Islands ; and each
it has; the Letter which i, annexed to the Tender
d up, by two persons of known property engaging to
d with the party tendering in the amount stated in the
fo7 the due performance of tha Contract.
t,s4 will 4c noticed unless made on a printed Ten-
prices expressed in words at length ; and should it
in during the continuance of the Contract no troops
'plied under the Contract, the expense of the stamps
rant and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Con-
be refunded to him.
of the Contracts may be bad, upon application at
ern, between the hiars of .1..7-i a'd five, and at
Deputy Commissary General Young, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1818-02-10

Irrvr: or ORDNANCE, January 269 1518.

iscipal OFFICERS of 'kis MAJESTY'S
ORDNANCE de het* sire Notice,

tab will be received at their Office, In Pall Mall,
VEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of February next,
cos u may be willing to undertake the Supply of
nd FOREIGN IRON, for &rvice of this De-
a period of three Years, determinable after the
he first Year, upon notice of three Months, at the
mr party.

f the Articles may be viewed, upon application at,
Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther
;ether with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
known at the Secretary's Office in Pall Mall afore-
between the hours of Ton and Four o'clock, where
must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed—
)l. Iron ;" but no Proposil can be admitted after
February, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the =IBC
rill any Tender be noticed unless the party making
t in his behalf, shall attend.

Inter ((the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1818-02-10

rdcr of the Board, R. A CREW, Setirtery.

la OF ORDNANCE, JANUARY te, 1818.
RINCII'.IL OFFICERS of hi. MA-
TY's ORDNANCE do here by sire
asals will Ise received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
WEDNESI3AY, the leth day of February next,
arsons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
OIL and TURPENTINE for Service of this De-
e a Period of Three Years, determinable after Ma
f the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at
f either Party.

the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
tekeeper's Wee in the Tower ; and it is expected
ers do express one Price only for the Oil, whether
he Raw or Boiled state : and farther Particulars,
the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may
the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any
the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the
st be delivered, sealed up and endorsul, " Proyo-
d Turpentine;' but no Proposal car. be admitted
lath February, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of
; neither will any Tender to noticed, unless the
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
Ordir of the Bow* CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1818-02-10

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, January 7, 1618.
[ASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of
ANCE having granted their authority for the Sal/
is taken from the Plates engraved on a scale of Gue
e, from the GENERAL SUftl'EY of GREAT
performed ur.det the superintendence of Colonel
:dellG E, of the Royal Artillery, the Public are
ted, that Torenty-eiglit Plates are already finished
sessions from them are on Sale at the Drawing-
: Tower of London. These Plates form a com-
the Coast from Folkston, in Kent, to the Lend's
wall, and thence to Week St. Lawrence, near
Iso from the Thames to Orfordneas.

er Platys of this Work are now in hand ; and Part
mains nearly the whole of S.urrey, and the Northern
shire, i; just completed and published.
non to Hr. Baker, at the I)rawing-Roorn, where
p will be shevrn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a
Country surrounding their own liabitations, may
sets they please for that purpose.
ron• Ms Select, addreited to Mr: Baker, under
;eeretary of the Board of Ordnance, Panalail
be immediately attended to,
London, England, 1818-02-10

MORDEN, wuursurßx.
VALUABLE FRFXIIOLD ESTATE, Excellent FARM

.101511;', OFFICES, Out-Buildings, Garden. Orch .rd, and
TWO EIONDRICLI ACRE& of MEADOW. Arable, and

Pam e Land, with Common Right ; contiguous to several
c cell nt Market Towns. Lligible Property for Investment,
Tithes and Poor-rates low.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house,' Change-Alley, CornhM, on Timis-
y, the 46th March, luta, at Twelve o'clock, in One LE,
A. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
at MORDRN, in the County of Wilts, comprising an
exceeding good FARM-HOUSE, seated on a commanling emi-
nence, with Garden, Orchard, Granary, Barns, Stably, Cow.
hover, Calf-pens, Dairy, Pigeon-house, and all other requisite
Once*, in a very commodious Farm-yard, and
TWO HUNDRED ACRES,

or r abouts, being part of the Morden Farm, situate on the
North side of the North Wilts Canal, whereof one half is
Arable, the remainder old Green Sward and rich Meadow Land,
in a very high state of cultivation, with a Right of Commoa
without stint, uver the Common field of Malden.
The Estate is hounded on the North partly by the high road
leading from Ilighworth to Wootton Bassett ; on the West by
the river Rae, and on the South, for thrce.quarters of a mile, by
the North-Wilts Canal ; the towing path to which is on the op-
pan.e side of the Lands, which is highly advantageous for the
conveyance of the produce to market, and procurement of ma n are.
Morden is three Miles from Swindon, five from I lighworth,
Ave from Wootton Bassett, sir from Cricklade, ter from Ciro"-
(*stet and Faringdon, fourteen from Maribasough, all capital
Market Towns, and twenty-seven from Ozfard and Bath.
The Proprietor of this Estate may use a Pleasure Boat oa the
Wilts Canal without leave of the Proprietors.

Part of the Purchase-money may rernsirron Mortgage.
To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Packer, of Ridgway. near
Swindon ; of whom particulars may be had ; A the Swin-
don • Royal Oak, Wootton Basset • White Ilia, Cricklade ;
Ring's Head, Marronsough • Star, xford ; White Lon, Beth.
rod Mahnesbury ; Black Bear, Devises ; Bear, and Crown,
Beading ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwkli-skeet, Goiden-ssuare,
Loudon.
London, England, 1818-02-10

• NA rAL I.VTELLIGE:VCE.

MAILS T4IIS DAY.
Allit• ncL A ill. bye-
Dublin I o Rio Janeiro 1 0
Walerfurd 0 1 Malta 0 0
cnetensey and Jersey 0 0 France 0 1
Reiland . 0 ► I Ilamburgli 0 I
Gottenburgh 0 1 I Flanders 0 0
PRNZANCF., FEBRUARY 7.
Wind E.-Arrived his Majesty's schooner SEA..
LA RK, from a cruize.
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 7.
Wind, light airs a.id variable, fine'veather.--Ar-
rived the Blucher, Captain MuritEnAr. (acting), with
Mails from Rio Janeiro, in 57 days. Sailed the Duke
of Kent Packet, La wnENC F., with mails for Lisbon;
and Marchioness of Queensberry Packet, with mails
for Gibraltar and Malta.
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 9.
Wind N.E.—Arrived the Kingston, Bowetc, from
London for Java; and Maria, Joon., from the Downs
for St, Lucia. The Kingston arrived late on Satur-
day, but owing to the intense fogs from that time to
this afternoon at three o'clock, she could not be
made out.
London, England, 1818-08-26

j3IIOOTING BOX.
TO BE SOLD,

And immediate Possession given, if-required, • .
A • COMPACT nearly new-built COPYIIOLD
COTTAG,E; comprising two Parlours, three Bed-rooms,
Kitchen, Buttery, &c. good Water, two Gardens, and dearly
Three Acres of excellent I :old, which, if laid down, would
enable.the occupier to keep a home and cow ; most delightfully
situate adjoining the toad between Danbury and Little Baddow,
In the county of Essex; forms a complete Shooting Box for a
single Gentleman fond of the sports of the field, and the neigh-
bourhood abounds %Vita Game: distant from the market town
of Chelmsford about six miles, and nearly the same from Witham
and 3laldon. _ _ _ _

---
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Edward Brown, the Pro-
prietor, upon the premises; and further particulars known of
bleggy and Chalk, Auctioneers, Llselnisford.—betas are re-
quested to be postage paid.
The Purchaser will have the option of taking the furniture at
a v.luation.

INDIA SHAWLS.—MILLABLES, CIIEAPSIDE.
.ADIES, arriving from INDIA, and having
14 more Shawls than they wish to make use of, are respect-
fully informed, they may receive the Gill value for them, by a;-
eying at MILLARP's East-India, Masibro, Scotch, Man-
chester, Irish Linen, French Cambric, Printed Furniture, and
'Foreign Lace Warehouse, No. 16,
,CHICAPSIDE; whore the
-ortiateit variety of India, and curios. limitation Shawls, Yen
Peru, Angols,..Chlna Crape, &c. with the usual variety of the
new Taffetas fur fashionable Dress ; the ithroved Irish Linens,
Russia, and every other kind of Sheeting*, including those
without seam; Marseilles Quilts, Table Linen, the various art
tides fer family use, fine India and curious Briti:h Muslins, fur
Ladies' wear and Gentlemen's Cravats; rich Damask And
Printed Furniture', New Jamava, Chintz, Mated Cambric.,
Black Bombazeens, Silks, Crapes, &c. are constantly on sale,
at the asost reasonable prices.—Families arriving in Town will
find the greatest choice of the newest.mticles.—Goods taken
by the entire Piece or Demy, are at the wholesale price.
London, England, 1818-08-26

FATAL BOXING.

Robert Johnson, aged 17, was charged with killing
'and slaying Thomas Emery, aged 21, at Manchester.
It appeared that on Easter Monday, the deceased
had-repeatedly struck the prisoner, the consequence
was an agreement to fight in form on the ensuing
Saturday. They fought about six in the morning,
and continued for an hour and 20 minutes. After
the deceased had yielded, he was persuaded to renew
the battle. He at last fell almost lifeless, he took
Johnson by the hand, but could not speak. He ex-
pired at one o'clock the same day. The prisoner was
'Scarcely alive. All was fair on his part; he had not
'sought the fight, he had not kicked or acted violently.
The surgeon had no doubt that his death had been
occasioned by external violence.—Guilty.
The Judge, before passing judgment, said, that
those who had been looking on were far more cri-
minal than the prisoner; if they were in his place he
should treat them with far snore severity. The pe-
riod he had been already imprisoned, since the 30th
of April, was taken into consideration, and in hopes
that he would be cautious hereafter he was con-
demned only to one month's imprisonment. The pri-
soner fell down on his knees before the Judge, and
then retired. His ingenious and firm looks greatly
interested all present.
Cuthbert Wright, aged 23, was charged with kil-
ling and slaying Edward Jones, atWest Derby. The
circumstances were precisely similar to those of the
former case. A quarrel occasioned a regular pugi-
listic battle. The result of the battle was the death
of Jones. Wright was in prison since the 19th of
April. The surgeon said it was possible that Jones's
death might have been occasioned by violent efforts
on his own part.—Not Guilty.

LIABILITY OF BOAT-OWNERS.
CIVIL SIDE.-EEWLEY T. FRANCIS.

The defendant is proprietor of the passage-boat at
the Rock-ferry across the Mersey. The plaintiff with
eight others, passengers in the boat, had been upset,
and two of them drowned, through thl negligence
of the defendant's servant. The present action was
brought to recover damages for this injury. Rut it
was stated that damages were not so much the ob-
ject as the establishment of the principle, that boat-
proprietors, like coach-proprietors, were liable for
the negligence of their servants. All the passengers''
were to go by the Chester coach, and the boatman
hid altogether abandoned his boat, and intrusted it to
the coachman. It was upset solely throngli the ignor-
ance of the coachman, who steered straight forward
with full sail When he. Ought to hive lower-ed his main-
sail or steered to windward. The case was not left to
the Jury, a verdict being taken by consent for the
plaintiff. Daniages x'2s. is Lordship animadverted
in strong terms' on the misconduct of ferrymen, and
represented their responsibility both morally andle-
gaily as peculiarly strong and obvious.

William Watson, a carrier between Durham and
Wolsinarn, was convicted before T. H. rAtee,
oflishop Auckland, on the 12t] inst. of tieVing
'in his possession 21 brace df grouse. • The penalty,
alter the rate of £5 each bitd,lthoUnts to £2lO.
London, England, 1818-08-26

This day was published,
rely printed in Two Vols. svo. with a Portrait of his.
whip, from an Original Picture by Romney, price Si. es.'
boards, the Second Edition
-;DOTES of the LIFE of RICHARD WAT 4
N, Bishop of Lauda; writton by himself at different
-., La.; revised in 1814.
biblisacd by his Son; Ricbtrd Watson, LL.B. Prebendary
tyda6aod Wells.
Primed for T. C.adell and IC. Davies, Strand.
Thom may be had, also written by the late Bishop of
Landaif,
Issenreous Tracts on Religious, Political, and Agricultu
in two vols. evn. price Lt. is. in boards.

Just published, price 9s. in boards.
EGIS of LIFE; a Nen-Medical Colosmen-
qms the lediscretions arising from Human "'railer, in
Awes, Symptoms, and baneful effects of lam Vu-+
torrScn, Stricture, Seminal Weakneas, Sec. are fully
Part H. contains some remarks on certain Female
t, in particular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Practi-
T 14023 en Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in Part
litnes of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects,
.irg ties in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed
Tonkel Maturity of both Sexes.
By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
alit at No. 90, Paternoster-row, Loudon ; and of all
laden

Gag and Co. are to be eoasultod., as usual, every d3y„
'We; and Patients in the country are requested to de-
n-alit the case, enclosing a reedttaacif tbr Advice and
orta can be forwarded to say part oldie woad.
am Co. M. R. C. &swore, 13, Bouverio-strset, Fleet-
London, England, 1818-02-28

SALES BY AUCTION.

SEVEN-OA KS, KENT.
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD LAND FOR BUILDING,
CAPITAL BUILDING M ATER! ALS of all descriptions of

A SPACIOUS MANSION,

(Late the Residence of a NOBLEMAN),
And a Quantity of Excellent PORTLAND PAVING.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, in the principal and pleasant part of the Town
of SEVEN-OAKS, in the County of Kure, on Moamar,
the 16th March,lBl9, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock,
AMOST DESIRABLE PLOT of FREEHOLD
LAND :—Comprising a Frontage of about Three Huta-
dred Feet, and 280 to 350 Feet in depth, divided in Six Lots;
adjoining Knele Park, a most delightful charming dry healthy
spot, eligible for erecting Villas ; commanding extensive and
unrivalled Views of the Picturesque Scenery of the surrouttlicg
Country, plenty of fine Water, and excellent Market.
On the same and following Day will be SOLD, the MATE-
RIALS of the Capital MANSION, standing on the Land, to
be pulled down, the late Residence of a Nobleman, with the
Offices, &c. onsisting of excellent sound Oak and ther Tim-
bers, Joists, and Rafters; the Wainscot and Deal Floors; Mo-
dern Sashes, Doors' Wainscoting, Shutters, Carved Works, spa-
cious handsome double Oak Staircase ; Marble, Stone, and other
Chimney Pieces; sound Brick Work, Thing, several Tons of
Lead in Gutters, Flats, Su. ; Paving Bricks and Tiles ; sundry
Grates, Coppers, Ranges, and otLer Fixtures; a quantity of
Iron and excellent Portland Paving, and various useful Materials
for Farmers, Builders, Carpenters, &c. &c.
The Land may be viewed by applying to Mr. Nevin, Knole;
and Mr. Rose, Seven-oaks; the Materials may be viewed on
Monday the 9th of March, and every day to the time of Sale.
Particulars and Catalogues on the Premises ; of Mr. Nevin
sad Mr. Rose, and the Crown Inn ; Mr. Sprangc, Sussex
Tonbridge ; Star, Maidstone; George, Dartford ; Bell, Brom-
ley: Mr. Blake, London-street, Greenwich; the Elephant and
Castle, St. George's-fields; at Garrrway's Coffee House, Ex-
change-alley, Cornhill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square ; where a Pl6lll of the Land may be seen.

GAS LIGHT and COKE, SUN-FIRE, EAST-LONDON,
and GRAND JUNCTION WATER-WORKS; THAMES
and MEDWAY CANAL, aud LONDON FLOUR COM-
PANY's SHARES.

By Mr. SCOTT,
On FAZDAY March 6, at Twelve, at the Mart, London, unless
previously disposed of by Private Contract,
_

. .
GS LIGHT and COKI; COMPANY, Original
and New Shares ; a Share in the Sun Fire Assurance ;
twelve Shares in the Grand Junction Water-Works, ten in the
East-London ditto ; ten in the Thames and Medway Canal ditto;
and eight Shares in the London Flour Company.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; the Mart; and
the ()face of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1818-02-28

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1818.

CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a SPE-
CIAL. GENERAL COURT of the GUARDIANS
of the CORPORATION of the CALEDONIAN ASY-
LC M, foe SE PPORT IN G and EDUCATING CHILDREN
of SOLDIERS, SA I LORS, and MARINES, Natives of Scot-
land, and of Indigent Scotch Parents resident in London, not
entitled to Parochial Relief, will be holden here on FathAY, the
13th of March next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon.
J. G. Secretary.

Caledonian Asylum Office, 16, Cross-street,
Ilatton-garden, Feb. S 6, 1818.

BRADFORD FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

WANTED, a HEAD MASTER of the FREE
GRAMMAR SCHOOL of King Charles 11. at Beam.
roan, in the County of York. He must be of the Degree of
M.A. in one of the English Universities, and qualified to teach
the superior Classics.—Applications and Recommendations are
desired to be made to Joseph Hollings, Esq. Whetley-Hill, near
Bradford. —The Flection will take place at the house of Mrs.
Woodl the Talbot Inn, in Bradford, on Fewer, the 15th day of
May next.

EDINBURGH ALE&
AALLAN has always on sale EDINBURGH
• ALE, in BOTTLES, of superior Quality, which he Is
enabled to dispose of (for ready only) at Ss. 9a. and 10s. 6d.
per Dozen. Bottles, if not to be paid for at 3s. per
Dozen. Purchasers may depend on being supplied with real
EDINBURGH ALE, free from Adu
Kr Osumi, addressed to Mr. ALLAN, 's Wasar,
East. Bwirsnet.n, or No. 1, MILL Puce, CoessammiL-Roan,
Lnisnousa, London, will be promptly attended to.
P.& ALE, forwarded to the Country, properly packed, by
sending a Itemtwance, or a Reference in Town for payment.
London, England, 1818-02-28

PRICE SEVEN-PENCE.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY W.
Wind W. N. W.—The brig Isis, Youso, from Dee
merstra, has pat in here for fresh men, the crew being
exhausted and unable to do their duty. She sailed'
13th January. and has experienced heavy gales the
whole of her passage, and was once obliged to lay to
for a fortnight, during which the mate and one man'
were lost overboard, but fortunately the mate was
picked up again ; the vessel is much strained—spoke
nothing. Arrived the schooner Dart, LOOO, from
' London, for Sierra Leone, leaky, the pumps kept
constantly going, -and she hardljelican be kept free.
She had bee, as far west as 10 . and had experi-
enced continuel gales, during which she sustained
much damage, and it is feared the cargo is damaged.

"DEAL, IFEERpIIIEY.27.:

Wind West.—Arrived vesiand remain in the Downs,
the Lord Melville, Au.mt, from Bengal, with loss
of wizen-malt and main-top-luau; also the Ocean,
CHRISTI; from Newcastle for Charante. Put back
the Camdesou, for Batavia ; and other out-
ward-bonne that% Y•
MARGATE. FM A 27.
_ _ .

Arrived in our ltoad—s the Hope, JoxEs, with loss
Of an anchor and cable ; she is from Cadiz, with wine,
for London, and has sailed again for the River.— Put
in with loss of anchor and cable, the Ann cutter,
PENFOLD master.
BEAUMARIS, FEBRUARY 26.
The sloop Mary, POWER, from Youghall, with
oats, for Liverpool, ran into this port this morning
in a sinking state, after striking on the East Mouse.
RAMSG ATE., TEBRUARY 27.
Came in the Dutch ship Zeelust, FREDRICKS, fFom
Amsterdam for Batavia, with troops on board, dis.
masted ; also came in several other ships and coasters
for shelter, and some with loss of anchors and cables.
London, England, 1818-02-28

TIJ RNH A M-GR KEN,
Five Miles" from Hyde-Park Corner.
By Mr. scorr

At the Mart, on FRIDAY, March 6, at Twelve, unless an accept-
able offer shall be prrviously made by Private Contract, by
order of the Executors of the late George Phillips, Esq.

THE LEASE of a Spacious FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, very pleasantly situate, with Lawn in front,
large walled Garden, and P1..-tsure-ground, containing about Two
Acres, with ample 'looms, and commodious Offices fur a large
family, in exceeding good repair; held for above nine years un-
expired, at a low rent, with immediate possession.
May be viewed between twelve and three (Sunday excepted),
and Particulars had on the Premises ; the Mart ; and of Mr.
Scott, New bridge -street.
London, England, 1818-02-28

INDIA HEMP CARPETING.

T'E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that this
new Article of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, is now
brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Its
superiority in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be
fully established by experience, and confirmed by general favour.
A variety of new Patterns have recently been brought out,
and the manufacture continues to be sold, in various widths for
Roans, Stairs, &c. by HAYWARD and TURNEY, at their
Carpet and Hoor.clotli Warehouse, No. IS, Change.elley, Corn-
hill, London. It is oleo to be had at most of the respectable
Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses throughout the Kingdom.

QUADRILLE DANCING.
A LLEN, 19, SheerArd-street, Golden- nave, gives
-.CE. while LAM . sod Practice in gamins • Waits,
and Country Dances, as distend by the select Fashionable' of
Paris and Landon. Morning Sets for Indies enty—Evening
Sets, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours t
untaught or incomplete Pupib, of any age, wishing privacy and
more expeditious or refined acquirement than Public Lessons
convey. Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro-
(mina, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families,
for aiding which he has on sale new-invented self-playing Instru-
ments, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Balls
without Musicians, or amuse themselves and friends with Music
by Clock-work.

ENCYCLOPMDIA BRITANNICA.
THE SUBSCRIBERS to the FIFTH EDITION
of the ENCYCLOP.EDIA BRITANNICA are respect-
fully informed, that unless they shortly order the Parts which
they may want to complete their Sets, they will not be able to
obtain them, as some of the Parts are nearly out of print.
Published by Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and
Rest Fenner, Loodosi.--Where may be had,
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BILITANNICA. 20 v015.361.--Supplemer
Vol. I. Part I. to VoL 11. Part 11. at IL Ss. per Part.

to ditto,
London, England, 1818-02-28

extracts :

" At mid-day there was a meeting at the Hose
lisb Ambassador, at which Lord Wellington tl
dors of Spain, Russia, Prussia, N..ples, and sever.
reign Powers were present.
" Since the event of the lOth February, a good
in some circles about a letter said to be written 1.
'laird to General Murray, Chief of the Eat-Major
of Wellington. Lord Kinnaird has arrived in P
been seen at the Hotel of the Dube.

" Count Palmetto, the ci-derant Ambassador frt
of Portugal at the Court of St. James's, has arrived
The object of his stay Isere, beti.re setting out fix "
is, we believe, to terminate the regociaions per..
his Court and that of Madrid, relative to the O.
Montevideo by the Portuguese troops.
" F RRR eA av 24.—At eleven this forenoon, Baron
Minister of the Crand Duke of Bodes, art of
Malta had a conference with the Duke of Wi
two o clock the Marquis Altieri de &Isle-goo, the S.
bassador, had also a long conference with his Gr.,-
" French 5 per Ceuta. vith February-67 fr. 93
PETERSBCRGII, JAN
" The Emperor arrived here to-day from Musr
jesty is in the best health.

". It is said that the Crown of Denmark has
mediation of the Emperor to adjust the differer:
vent the execution of the Treaty of Kiel between
Ifsistitn. It is at London that thew ntgociatior.sn
" FRANKFOKT,
" The Legislative Body have njectyd, bj a r.';
the proposition of proclaiming that this city

an i,ylUna for all individuate perorcutad or D.
of than political opinions.

VIENNA, FEIR

" Within these few days a report bag bc.n cur
surrection having broken out at NApltt, wlisa h:
ltoyAl Family to embark for Palermo, and hi.:h
companied by great disorders. This report apre,
unfounded, and has been occasioned by the die,rti
gand. iu the province of Lucca, of which the J
before spokt.n.

A LG TER&

The °tidal part of the last Madrid Casette, rev
cont.sins a dispatch .:ddrrsk-d by the Covina::
General Dox, to ch., :vanish Lieutenant-Genct-1
the Camp of Snit t Loch, dated so Late as th.
which General states, that his Majesty's
Captain GAMItIER, it.‘t arrived at Gibraltar, had
January. stopped tcr some hours beton: the
when Captain (3.6.11111.1 t was informed by the II
that the Hague still continued to rage with

ever—that 10, ',oolf the population had fallen sic
The dispatch of Gener4l Don does not, howcvrr,
word of any such outrages as those lately rtporte
committed by the Div.

We took notice bdore of the silence of a previr
Gereral lkos's, as one of the strongest I
troth of the report ; and now we feel we I: eii.stigh
it roust have been altogether a most gross and
bricatice.

ST. ALBAN'S the claw of the 19:
evening, the number‘ ve.le—For Mr. lioa.tivri.,
Curacktu, 262—Majotity for Mr. Rtt osir., d.
LUSDUti Printed and rl.l.li4ted 111 t‘tt
11.acv,
London, England, 1818-02-28

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

, MOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 27.
Lord HOLLAND presented Petidons from the Parishes of
St. Andrew, Holborn, St. Mary, Whitechapel, and St. George
the Martyr, in support of the Chiinney-eweepers' Regulation
Bill, which, being read, were ordered to be laid upon the table.
The Noble Baron thee presented a Petition from the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, and Livery, in Common Hall assembled,
against the passing of the indemnity Bill now before the House.
On referring to the Petition, especially torts mode of signature,
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that a Petitioo so
framed could regularly be received only as the Petition of those
who signed it, which (as subsequently dated by Lord Holland),
were the Lord Mayor, two Aldermen, and twelve ether persons.
The Petition being read, was ordered to be laid upon the table.
Earl GROSVENOR presented a Petition from Mr. Samuel
Beguky, complaining of various acts of ill treatment, alleged to
be suffered by him in his arrest and detention under the recent
Suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act, and praying to a similar
effect with the foregoing.
The Noble Earl then presented a Petition from a person named
Elijah Dixon, the prayer of which appeared to be for a more
just and equals representation of the people in the Commons
House of Parliament.—These documents beini, respectively read,
were laid upon the table.
Mr. S. Tuoiteros, and others, brought up front the Commons
two private Bills, which were read the fast tone.
London, England, 1818-02-28

SOUTH %VALES.

A FREEHOLD DELIGHTFUL MARINE RESIDENCE
AND ESTATE, NEAR MILFORD HAVEN.
By Mr. SCOTT,
' - •

- - •
On FRIDAY, April 5, at Twelve, postponed from November
last, at the Mart, in Four Lots, (unless an acceptable offer
shall be previously made by Private Contract), with early
possession,
ASTLE-HALL ESTATE, in a beautiful healthy
‘...1 situation on the Banks of Milford Haven, one mile from
Milford, five from Pembroke, seven from llaverfordwest, in
the county of Pembroke, the residence of Benjamin Retch, Esq.
comprising an excellent mcdern FAMILY HOUSE, stone-
built, uniform, and very neat, with complete domestic offices,
elegant Pleasure-ground, Lawn, Shrubberies% very productive
Gardens with lofty walls, capital Conservatory, Fineries,
Peachery, Green-house, Fish-ponds, Sic. with above One Hun-
dred and Nine Acres of very superior Meadow and Arable
Land of known fertility, in the highest state of cultivation ; con-
venient Farming Buildings, fine Water, and a Stone Quarry,
part leasehold fur three lives. Also a Leasehold Estate, a neat
Marine Cottage Residence, with Twenty Acres of Land ad-
joining the above ; and Two Third Parts of a Freehold Estate,
comprising Twenty-two Acres of Land, with six Cottages con-
tiguous. This interesting property eminently merits attention,
formed completely for comfort, with great taste, as a general
residence, in a well-sheltered situation; it happily possesses the
elegancies of an opulent establishment, supported at a very mo-
derate expense, abounding with Game, Aquatic Amusements,
and Field Sports. Land-tax Redeemed.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Davies, the Bai-
liff, at Castle-Flail. Particulars may be had at the Nelson Ho-
tel, Milford ; the Printing-office of The Correspondent, at Dub-
lin ; Cambrian, Swansea ; Journals, Carmarthen, Gloucester,
and Bath; Chronicle, Cheltenham; Bush Tavern, Bristol; the
Mart ; of Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Solicitors, Basinghall-
Auto' ; and of Mr. Scott, an, New Bridge-otreet.
London, England, 1818-02-28

MONMOUTHSHIRE,
CHEPSTOW GREAT TITHES AND ADVOWSON.
13y Mr. seorr,

At the Mart, on FRIDAY, April 3, at Twelve, unless an accept-
able offer shall be previously made by Private Contract, in
One Lot,
IFREEHOLD.—A MOIETY of the IMPROPRI-
-1: ATE GREAT TITHES of the PARISH of CHEP-
STOW, and Hamlet of Hardwick; a Moiety of the Perpetual
Advowson with the alternate right of presentation to the im-
provable Vicarage of Chepstow situated in a beautiful romantic
country, on the border of the River Wye, very eligible for family
investment. _ _ _

Particulars may be had at the Printing-(Micas of the Jour-
nals at Bath, Bristol, Gloucester, and Oxford; George lan, at
Chepstow; the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street,
where a Map may be seen.
London, England, 1818-02-17

FLUID for the Growth of HAIR,
ciiicoyery of the causes which occasion
:ry, combined with much study in the late
has enabled him to prepare the Ir-

:i•i. principles. Ladies or (iNulemm,
t.,•;nning to fall oft, by applying the

; fur-thc: ditcay, and restore it to its pristine
nd belluzy and where baldness has already
illness, perspiration, change of
fri mind or hereditary causes, by
is equally is its etrects.
London, England, 1818-02-17

:COMMODATION.

'ISER, respectably situated, is dis-
lodate any House of respectability regal-
rn, by Accepting their Drafts to a certain
ry satisfaction c.in bc given, upon a mode-
g allowed. None but Principals will be
.5, post-paid, to G. R. No. 6, George-street,
lon.
London, England, 1818-02-17

rIHE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer-
sally acknowledged to be the mos: agreeable and powerful
restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This cele-
brated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, loss
of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking
of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and
consumptive habits • it thins the blood, eases the most violent
pains in the head and stomach, and prornotesgentk perspiration.
By the Nobility and Gentry this PaledLirte is much admired,be-
lug pleasant to the taste and smell, astringing the fibres of
the stomach, and giving that proper tensity whisk a good diges-
tion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help and,nou-
rise+ the constitution after a debauch with wine, &c.
`..'tluch has been said by interested individuals against Medicines
that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to
be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that lininS its
operation was gentle, safe, and efficacious in those complaints far
' which it is recommended, and universally administered with in-
variable success, it could not have attained the unetarnpled do-
riund it has acquired; for, as it has rarely the great advantage of
a persuasive advocate, so nothing but his conviction of in virtues,
by its salutary efecu, can induce perseverance, and yet reason.
able perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even the
happiest combination of Chemicals and Galenicals to root out
chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health.
Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Sutton
and Co. Bow Cn urch-yard ; Butler, Cheapside ; Tint, Exchenge;
and Ward, Holborn; price l Is. each, or four in one Family
Bottle for 533. by which one lls. bottle is saved, with the words
Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
tics- Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the emil
compliment of a ael. note. to be inclosed, addressed, " Money
Letter. Lk. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool Paid
double postage."
Also, price 35. that mane, interesting, and useful Family
Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and
a View of Gilead-House), entitled, A GUIDE to HEALTH;
or, Advice to both. Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—By S.
SOLOMON, M.D..--Contehting a Treatise on Female Diseases,
Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks
on those Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently
Meted ; explaining the symptonis, mode of treatment,
London, England, 1818-02-17

MISCELLANIES.

Mr. METHUEN brought in a Bill to amend the
Act 55th Geo. HI. relative to the salaries of Chap-
lains officiating for Houses of Correction.
The Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time to-morrow.

On the motion of Mr. CALCRAFT (after some
cautionary economical hints from Mr. Balms) the
Petition of the Constables in attendance on the
House, praying for remuneration, was referred to a
Select Committee.

- - - - -
Mr. G. BANKS gave notice that on Wednesday
he should move leave to bring in a Bill for further
discouraging the Sale of Game.
On the motion of Sir GEORGE CLERK, the Pe-
tition from the Convention of Burghs in Scotland,
relative to the erection of Jails, was referred to a
Select Committee.

Mr. PHILLIPS postponed his motion relative to
the Petitions from Manchester, till Monday next,
stating, that if the Report of the Secret Committee
was not presented before that day, he should further
postpone it.—Adjourned.