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London, England, 1821-01-25

CORRUPT BOROUGHS.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, that on Tuesday fort..
night he would move for leave to bring in a general Bill on the
subject of Corrupt Boroughs.
THE SLOOP GEORGE.

Mr. C. CA LvERT moved for a copy of all Petitions, Me-
rflorialt and Communications, which had been made to the Re-
venue iloard of Inquiry, or to any of its Officers, and of all Re-
ports, Proceedings, Examinations, and Instructions, of the said
Board, relative to the seizure of the sloop George, llobt. Boyce
master, and Samuel Elder owner, and to siz bales of silk,
seized in the said sloop; and also a copy of the Affidavits of
James Law, one of the Claimauts. He moved also for a copy
of the Reports made to the Board of Inquiry by the Solicitor's
Deptrtment in the Customs.
Mr. LUSH I NGTON said lie had no intention of opposing
this motion of the Honourable Gentleman, if he wished to per-
sist in it. But it appeared that the Papers moved for were of
a considerable bulk; and he put it to the I lonoureble 31ember,
whether it was altogether tight to put the Country to the ez-
! pense of priming them?
Mr. CALVERT said, that if the Papers appeared of a cor.-
siderable bulk, he did not wish to put the Country to the ex-
pense of printing them ; but if that were not so, he should feel
it his duty to move for the printing of them, as they concerned
one of his Constituents, who hid been very much injured by the
proceedings..--The copies were ordered.
London, England, 1821-01-25

MISCELLANIES.

On the motion of Lord CASTLZRZAOH, the King's Speech was
ordered to be taken into consideration to-morrow (this day).
Lord CASTLEREAGII then gave notice, that on Wednes-
day he should move, that the part of the Speech that related
to a provision fur the Queen should be referred to a Committee
of the whole House.
Mr. WETHERELL moved, that copies of all Collects and
Litanies in the Public Liturgy, in which the name of the Queen
is inserted, from the time of James the First to the present,
should be laid before the House. Also for Copies of all Collects
or Litanies annexed to the Act of Unifornaity, containing the
names of any of the Royal Family ; and for Cepies of all Orders
of Council, by which any alteration had been made in such Col-
lects or Litanies.—Ordered.=Adjourned at Nine o'Clock.
London, England, 1821-09-19

FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, &c.

'DOTAL BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTER, pre-
pared pared from the original Recipe belonging to her late Ma-
jesty, given to the Proprietor by his late Royal Highness the
Duke of Kent, and now in general ue by the Royal Family. It
is an excellent Remedy for eradicating the Corns, without the
least pain or inconvenience, and will prove a very useful Family
Master for fresh Wounds and Scalds, solse for Bunions. The
real efficacy of this Plaster is surprising; it answers beyond all
expectation, of which numbers ate ready to testify, and those of
the first respectability, wherein its utility has been proved in en-
tirely eradicating the Corny and giving relief to those who have
hard fleshy substances at the bottom of their feet.
Prepared by G. MORRIS, Chemist to their Royal Highnesses
the (late Duke) and Duchess of Kent, and the Royal Family,
H Kensington.
i=
irions at Is. lid. and its. 9d. by Butlers'' Chemists,
No. 4, Cheapside, London, and 54, Saeliville-street, Dublin, and
by the principal Druggists, Booksellers, and ILledicine Venders
in every Town throughout the United Kingdom.
N. B. The name and address of " Butler. 4, Cheapside; are
engraved on the Stamp attached to each Box, to distinguish it'
from Imitations under similar titles.
London, England, 1821-09-19

I)DGERS's IMPROVED FLANNEL, Manufac-
tured from his Patent Tarn of Wool only, continues to
reserve a decided preference over every other species of Fbn.,
id, for its peculiar softness, and not Shrinking in Washing. As
a proof of which, the very extensive demand he has for the
snide, both for exportation and home consumption, bears ample
testimony. Its peculiar softness affords warmth and comfort to
the tenderest habits, when other flannels are found unpleasant.
A saving of at least one-sixth, In the quantity necessary on sc.
touts of not Shrinking in Washing, is a strong recommendation
in point of economy. For waistcoats, and Ladies' under-coats,
lit is particularly recommended. •
The Proprietor has prepared an extensive Stock for the gir-
-1 proaching Rama (in which considerable improvements have
!been made), so that his Friends may be assured they win not
be disappointed in the execution of their Orders, which he re-
grets. was the ease during the last Winter.
.This Flannel may be obtained from the principal Drapers in
Great Briudn and Ireland ; and wholesale from the Patentee,
Jomr S. Roma, Chester.
London, England, 1821-09-19

BY HIS MAJESTI"S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.
lie contenent pas de lin mail en possedent les agrensen• awe
plus de It Meteor.
MERCHANTS, and the Nobility, and Families„
are respectfully informed, that the above Cloth is said
euhnively, Stamped " Millard's Patent Twine Cloth" on each
Pine, at his Warehouse, N 0.16, CHRAPSIDE, and nowhere
*Wholesale, for Exportation, and by the single Piece of 26 to
SlTards each, at is. 6d. 2.. is. 6d. 3s. and Ss. 6d. per yard,par-
62inly desirable for the warm as well as the cold climates;
Wog in an eminent degree to prevent the ill effects of sodden
Wafter exercise; it is desirable to wear at sea, in hunting, for
Pat at school, and for various family purposes, for is economy.
bery kind of Family Linen and French Cambrics, as ba-
llad; curious India and British Muslin., and Shawls ; Fashion- ,
Articles for Morning, Dinner, and Evening Dress; Printed
revitares ;White Chintz; and Anjengoes, peculiar to use House,
kg Ladies' Dress, Frocks, Ste. at Two Guineas the Piece, of
three Dresses, which always retain a beautiful white, and form
&fineable present fur the Continent, the West Indies, ke.

.., BURGESS' ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES.
misuse, 107, STRAND, corner of the SAVOY-STEPS,
LONDON
NJOHN BURGESS and SON being apprized of
the Tumorous endeavours made by many Persons to impose
a Vishnu Article for their make, feel it incumbent upon them
to retinue the attention of the Public, in purchasing what they
c,°°"i‘n to be the Original, to observe the Name and the Ad-
sme
"Itsisonsis with the above ; the general Appearance of
the •
Various descriptions will deceive the unguarded, and for
their detection, I. Ileac and SON submit the following Can
tines :—Some arc in appearance at first sight " The Genuine,"
but without any Name or Address :—.some " Boatasses Es-
sence of Anchovies s"—others " Duanis's,"—and many more
without Address.
JMIN BURGESS and SON having been many years
Lhonoured with such distinguished approbation, feel every send-
ment or respect towards the Public, and earnestly solicit them
° inspect the Labels previous to purchasing what they conceive
in be of their make, which they hope will prevent many disap-
rzemettms.
11UliGESS' NEW SAUCE, for general purposes, having
l' "id treat satisfaction, continues to be prepared by them,
is recommended as a most useful and convenient S.auce—
SU ketp good in all climates.
IiChOIOC, 107, STltAall, corner of the Savoy-steps, London.
(ma osatinsAt mu-Laces wantatouss).
London, England, 1821-09-19

RICHMOND THEATRE.

Monday evening this elegant and tasteful lounge
had to boast of a crowded house. The entertain-
ments were bespoke by Lady DusnAs, and JAMES
DAWKINS, Esq. M.P. and all the beauty and fashion
of the place and neighbourhood seemed ready to
obey their call, for never has been witnessed there a
more splendid circle, consisting of
Sir John and La sly Orde, die Baroness Howe, Sir Wathen
Waller, and Misses Waller, Mrs. and Miss Mitchell, the Misses
Darell, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Paynter, Wheatley, Esq. and
family, Mrs. and Misses May, Mr. Mrs. and Misses Dick, Sir
David Dundas, Lady and Miss Dundas, Mr. and Miss Dawkins,
Mrs.llolford, dcc._ _

The pieces performed were Elesina, brought from
France and translated by KLANERT, the Manager,
five years ago, and so adapted by him to the Stage,
as to form a most interesting drama. The afterpiece
was Catherine and Petruchio. It would be almost
invidious to particularize any of the performers, as
the tout ensemble form as complete a company as any
out of the metropolis. Mr. and Mrs. KLiNERT, Miss
SYDNEY, Mrs. FAUCIT, Messrs. DODD, JEPHSON,
MATTHEWS, SIMPSON, JOHNSON, BENNETT, &c. were
all excellent.

THE EISTEDDFOD.—This glorious National Festival
cmmenced on Wednesday last, at Carnarvon, with a
splendour unparalleled in the annals of the Principa-
lity. The County Hall was crowded to excess ; and
on the second day of the Meeting, so great was the
pressure to obtain admittance, that an adjournment
to the Court of the Castle, moved by the Noble Pre-
sident, was carried by acclamation. Among the nu-
merous company were the following Noblemen and
Gentlemen, with a considerable portion of the female
branches of their families :—The Most Noble the Mar-
quis of ANGLESEA (who presided), the Earl of IJIC•.
BRIDGE, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of BANGOR,
the Right Honourable Lord NEWBOROUGH,
The recent arrival of this latter young Nobleman,
after an absence of many years, in a county where
he possesses such large property and influence, has
naturally excited considerable interest. At the pub-
lic dinner on Thursday, Colonel PARRY, whose elo-
quence is only exceeded by the energy with which
he delivers his sentiments, alluded to this circum-
stance on proposing his Lordship's health, in very
forcible and animated language. The concerts and
ball were admirably attended, and everything seemed
to combine to render the Meeting agreeable in the
extreme. The revival of the ancient music and.
poetry of this part of Great Britain, is in itself so
interesting an object, that we cease to wonder at the
extraordinary sensation which, on the present occa-
sion, it has created.
London, England, 1821-09-19

MEDICAL THEATRE, GREAT WINDMILL-
STREET.

THE LECTURES at the above Theatre will com-
mence on MOICDAY, October the Ist, viz.
Dr. ai WOWS'S Lectures on Physiological Pathology and the
?ratite of Physic, and
Dr. PA ma's Lectu:es on the Materla Medics, including the
Doctrines of Pharmacology and Therapeutics, will be delivered
on the Mornings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the for-
mer at Nine, the latter at Ten o'Clock.
Further partigulars may be known by applying at the Medi-
cal Theatre, at Dr. Paris's house, 28, Dover-street; or at Dr.
Ilarrison's, No. 8, Argyle-street.

BISFI has Sold more than Half of all the
.11. • ..f30,000 Prises that have ever been drawn ! of course
be anticipates similar Good Fortune in the disposal of the
410,000 Prizes in the present Lottery, which be begs strongly
to recommend to his best Friends the Public.—There are Three
sd /30,000, and 6,711- other Prizes, all Money !—Not Two
Blanks to a Prize!-No Classes!—No Stock Prises!—Every
Ticket drawn singly, and 34'00 Money for the wry Brat_
drawn Prize First Bay,
30th OCTOBER, (Next Month.)

Tickets and Shares are selling at BISH's Ofices, 4, Cardin
ssil 9, Charing-Cross, where he sold. last Lottery, Prizes of
Alpo, £20,000, £16,000, and sixteen other Capitals.
g The Prices of Stocks are allied hourly against BlM's
pia, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations.

THREE OF d 30.080!
NOT TWO BLANKS to a PRIZE!
ALL MONEY PRIZES!
No CLASSES—No STOCK PRIZES!

HAZARD and Co. the Contractors for the present
popular LOTTERY, inform their Friends and the Public,
that the Drawing will begin the 50th of NEXT MONTH
(OCTOBER). The Scheme has been received in all parts of
the Kingdom with the most decided approbation, and a very
great demigod for the Tickets and Shares Is expected both in
Town and Country.

HAZARD and Co. hope their anxiety to meet the public
wishes will secure to them that portion of favour which has
hitherto distinguished their Old and Fortunate °Sees, 95, Royal
Bzchinge; 26, Cornbill; and 324, Oxford•street ; where they
Sid, le the Last Lottery,
15,702 a Prize of £21,000
6,054 - - £13,000
Besides many other Capitafs ;
Also •LL the £30,000 Prizes in One Lottery!
London, England, 1821-09-19

One Yawl and Materials.

One Open Boat and Materials.
N. It The Yawl will not be entitled to a British Register.
Broken up—Two Open Boats and 67 Half Ankara.
FOS VIE MUM
490 Bottles Wine l5 Gallons Arrack
174 Gallons Wine 11 Paindnp
110 Rum 1 Jar Honey
And a Quantity of Old Staves and Heading.
At the same time will be Sold, Two Anchors, and about ISO
Fathoms Chain Cable, to defray salvage and other charges.

The whole of the Goods may be viewed between the hours
of Ten and Four, the day preceding, and on the morning of the
day of Sale.
Irr A deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1821-09-19

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1821.

CUSTeId-HOUSE, ROCIVIISTILIL
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of bid Majesty's
C i ustoms at the Custom-House Rochester, ois Tatuusoar,the
27th September, 1821, at Eleven oViodt is the Foreman,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
In sundry Lots, viz.

_ -
TOR NO= consuumow.
About 54 gaUons Geneva 296 Cereelku Stares
24 Broady 6 Musical Boxes
16 Wine 1 Gold Watch
13 Spruce Beer 1 Gold Chain
5 lbs. Tea 30 Ostrich Feathers
9 Chocolate 13 Remnants Washed Muslin
1 case containing 8 bottles Trimming
Cordials 631 Yards Lace
7 pieces Rosewood 18 Bottles Cologne Water
Three-quarters of a hundred 7 Paintings
and ten Deals 156 Prints
1 Bear's Skin 17 Drawings
11 Cambric handkerchiefs 20 Ounces Thrown Silk
5 Bugle Necklaces 3 Fans.
About 5 cwt. Prunes
Also Shoes, Reticules, ngs and Drops, Rings, Seals,
Essence Bottles, Dominoes, Small Remnant Cambric, Empty
Casks and Bottles, Old Rope, &c. &c.
The whole of the above Goods will be put up at the amount
of the Import Duties due thereon; and, on their not producing
that amount, they will be immediately offered for Exportation.

KENT.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, BEXLEY,
Thirteen Miles from London, on the Dover Road,
To be LET, by the YEAR or ups LEASE,
AHANDSOME RESIDENCE, containing Draw-
ing-room 36 by 16 feet, Breakfast and Diningevom,
Housekeeper's ditto, six Principal Bed-rooms, six Servants' ditto,
excellent Cellars, .Coach-house, Stabling, and all necessary Of-
fices; together with two walled-in Gardens, stocked with choice
Fruit Trees, and about Thirteen Acres of capital Meadow and
Arable Land. The Rent is very moderate, and part of the
Land is at present let off to tenants at will.

The Estate may be viewed. and Particulars bad of Mr. J.
Dann. Bexley ; or of Messrs. Caner and Morris, Surveyors
and Auctioneers, Maidstone.
London, England, 1821-09-19

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NUMBER 10,788.

ARMY CONTRACTS.
TREASURY CILIMBERI,
anssistariat Department, Septantrr 14, 1821.
VOTICE is htreby given to all Persons desirous
d contracting to supply his Majesty's Troops that now
or may be,stationed at Forts George, Augustus, and William,
With OATMEAL; and at Fort Charlotte, with OATMEAL
and SALT BEEF, for One Year, from the 25th day of October,
1821, to the 241 k of October, 1822, both days inclusive.
That the deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day
d October ; that Proposals sealed up, and marked " Tender for
Army supplies," will br received at this Office on or before
Tuesday, the 2d of October, but none will be received after
Twelve o'Clack on that day.
F.ath Proposal must have the Letter annexed to the Tender
properly filled up, by two Persons of known property engaging
to become bound with the person tendering M the amount stated
in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the Con-
tract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed
Tender, mid the prices expressed in words at length.
Particulars of the Contract may be had at this Office between
she hours of Ten and Four ; and at the Office of Deputy Com-
missary General Yonno, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1821-09-19

A GOOD WHIP!

Last week, as the Subscription (:riCh was coming from 11-
Waster to Honiton a covey of partridges sprung from the hedge-
row, when the coachman, with great adroitness, killed a bird
with his whip, and presented it to one of the proprietors.
London, England, 1821-09-19

1111frassit 10

VOTICE i 9 he
A-‘ of contracting
are, or tnay be, gado
'trick OATMEAL
and SALT REEF, f
11124 to the 24th of
That the deliverie
October; that Pr
•Jitinj` Shrldires' wi
Tuesday, the 2d of
Twelve o'Clock on
Each Proposal nil
properly filled up, b
to become bound vri
in the printed Panic
tract; and no Propo
Tinder, and the prit

Particulars of the
the Mon of Ten ant
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by the Members, who shall state whether they approve it, et
make Pilch other obscrvations as they may consider necessary.
15. The accom•t of the General Administration of the Sink-
ing Fund, after being, inconformity with the preceding Article,
examined by the Commission, shall be transmitted to the High
Court of Accounts, to be there examined and judged by all the
Chambers assembled in a General Sitting, in the same manner
as is practised with regard to the account of the general direc-
tion of the Great Book of the Public Debt. A copy of the Ac-
count is to be transmitted to the Council of State, and another
to the Secretariat of the Finance Department.
16. A particular regulation, to be approved by us, shall establish
tl•e mode of accountability for the different branches of the Gene-
a: Administration of the Sinking Fund, and shill terminate the
I:tactical execution of all the operations e unwed to the
Administration of the Sinking Fund, and the Commission esta-
blished therewith. _

17. 'llw Director of our Royal Secretariat of State for the
Finance Department is charged with the execution of this Decrei.
Naples, Nov. 27. FERDINAND.
The Marchese I)'ANDREA,
Director of the Royal Secretariat of Stall
for the Finances.

NIMPOLITAN LOAN.—The Dividend due on the Ist of
January next, will be paid by Mr. N. M. Rd:anemias on melt
Rands is have been negotiated by him, at his CountLig-housei,
New-court, St. Swithin't-lane, on and after the said day, by
tween the hours of ten and two.

FROM SATURDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE.
London, England, 1821-12-31

MARRIED.

Wednesday. at Cheltenham, the Rev. Wink* Ron, M.A.
of Pembroke College, Oxford, to Caroline Ann.youngest &ugh-
ter of the late John Lentbal, Eq. of the Priory, near Buried.'
The Rev. William Knox, son of the Bishop of Beret, tie
Louisa, second daughter of Sir John Robinson, Ban. of Beck-
enham House.

In Dublin, the Rev. George liardsnan, Rector of Sembilan.
county of Meath, to Eliza. second daughter of the late Mitt-
man EJward Cheshire.

Dec. 20, at Sulhampstrail, lir Nemifshoor.
K.T.S. to Anna Rosetta, fourth daughter of the late Ws&
Tholes. Esq. of Sulhatopstead House, Berkshire.

IHE6.
Suddenly, on the 27th instant, at his residence, Clawson-
place, Holloway, Lieutenant-Colonel Brunt, aged 70, late of his
Majesty's 83d Regiment, after having served his Khig and
country, with zeal and fidelity, for fifty-one years In every gar-
ter of the globe.
Dee. 20, Hannah, second daughter of Alexander Fraser,
M.D. of Wisbech.
The Rev. J. Filewood, M.A. Rector of Sible Hedinghshp
and -

Stiffed, F.ssex.
The Rev. Mr. Sharpe, of Stamford, Rector of Roe*"
.ar Horncastle, aged 65.
At Alconbuir, Hunts, the Rev. Mr. Williams, aged
Tuesday sennight, at the Vicarage, Blackburn, aged 5
Thomas Dunham Whitaker, LLD. Vicar of Blackburn
Whalley, and Rector of Heysham, in Lancashire.
Tuesday, the Rev. Thomas Barrow, M.A. Rector of Greer,
ford Magna, Middlesex, and formerly Fellow of King's Col-
lege, Cambridge, B.A. 1784, and M.A. 1787. The Rectory
is in the patronage of the Provost and Fellows of that Society,
Wednesday. at Assembly-row, Mile-End, the Rev. Wigan
Wood, late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, and Ben
tor of Lawford, Essex, aged 7.5.
Tuesday, at Boding Lodge, Barking, Esse:, the Rev. Atha
Baker, aged 33.
Sunday sennight, at Melton, Ann, the wife of Lieutenasi
Colonel White.
Friday se:might, suddenly in his chair, aged 61, Wm. flu
Cent. of &dimpling. The deceased was an eccentric charactsii
and has left his will in poetry, dated in the year 1803.
Monday, Charles Wyatt, Eaq. formerly an eminent bankers)

A few days since, Mr. Palmer, jun. of Coningtoni reit
Stilton. In company with several others, enjoying the diVersiant
of rabbit shooting, he ascended a tree with his musket in his
hand, for the purpose of looking out for their game; and to the
question " Do you see any ?" having. answered, " Aye, hull'
dreds," he was in the act of descending, when, by some acci-
dent, his piece was discharged, and 'the whole of the contents
lodging in the thick part of the thigh, he was deprived of We
in less than three minutes. The unfortunate young man had
been married but al; weeks and three days. _

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HOWARD'S LIFE OF LADY JANE GREY.
This day was published, elegantly printed in post octavo, and
embellished with an accredited Likeness and numerous Cuts,
price 124. in boards,
LADY JANE GREY, and HER TIMES.—
By GEORGE HOWARD, Rsq.
*4-- This volume is illustrative of that period in the sixteenth
century (between the turbulent and tyrannic reign of the last
Henry and the glorious though despotic one of his daughter Eli-
zabeth), which is replete with variety, and of high interest to'.
the Antiquary, to the Philosopher, to the Man of Taste, and to
the Christian, as the Infancy of our Arts, our Knowledge, pur
.Manners, and our Reformed Faith.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
ter-row. •
London, England, 1821-12-31

FOR SEIZING ARILS.

LIMERICK, DECEMBER 25.—Yesterday, at a quar-
ter past two o'clock, these unhappy men were exe-
cuted at Gallows-green. Notwithstanding the interest
which many persons in this neighbourhood might be
supposed to have felt upon this event, there were but
few to witness it, and scarcely twenty of their own
class of the peasantry attended; four Roman Catho-
lic Clergymen were untemitting in their solicitude
for the future welfare of the wretched sufferers.—
Shaughnessy was greatly altered in his appearance
since his condemnation ; Magrath was not. When
they reached the usual place of execution, a ring was
formed by both the cavalry and infantry, and the two
prisoners knelt on the ground and remained in fervent
prayer for about twenty minutes; the executioner,
meantime, who •is an old decrepid miserable-looking
being, and who wore no disguise, finding it incon-
venient to stand in the mud, which covers the place
of execution, took some hay and straw out of his car
and placed it under his feet, until the culprits walked
down to him ; the Rev. Mr. ANDRaHAM, and two
other Clergymen, then ascended the temporary scaf-
fold. Shaughnessy stepped up lightly, and was fol-
lowed by Magrath, who appeared equally firm and
. resigned ; there was not the slightest symptom of fear
visible in either; their ti.lneanour 'was solemn and
contrite. Both the unhappy culprits acknowledged
their guilt and the ju..ice of their sentence, and
' Shaughnessy addressing the people, entreated them
•i to surrender their arms
London, England, 1821-12-31

llANovgn, DECEMBER 19.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge will return here to-day. They left Gotha
yesterday, and intended to sleep at Gottingen. It is
said, that after the holidays. their Royal Highnesses
will go to Berlin, and spend therc a considerable
part of Lbe wintec.

TIjE MWT;

The detachments embarked for the West Indies and Gibraltar,
continue still wind-bound at Cowes.

The Provisional Battalion, stationed at Portsmouth, was last
week augmented by 200 men from the Army Depot in the Isle
•of Wight. It is now so° strong, and is formed of the Depots of
the following eleven Regiments, viz.—The 17th, 24th, 54th,
46th, 53d, 58th. 59th, 61st, 65th, 72d, and 87th, under the com-
mand of Lieutenant-Colonel C , of the 72d, whose Regi-
men is on its passage home from the Cape. The Provisional
Battalion now consists of ten companies of eighty each. It is
entirely composed of active young soldiers, and is in the highest
state of efficiency. •
Dric. 27.—Saturday last, a sloop arrived here from Lam-
lash, and loaded provisions fur the transports with the first divi-
sion of the 91st. Regiment on board, which are still lying there,
wind-bound.—The body of the soldier, late of the 78th Itegi,
ment of Foot, who was passenger on board the Minerva, lost
last week on the Horse Isle, off Ardrossan, has been cast ashore.
From his discharge, it appears that his name is Robert Black,
of St. Nicholas parish, Aberdeen, twenty-two years of age, by
trade a baker. lle had purchased his discharge on the 10th
instant, and was on his way home to his friends at Aberdeen.
Commission In the (hfordshire Regular Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the County of Oxford.
John Roper Corson, Gent. to be Ensign.
London, England, 1821-12-31

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ST .+R.

Sts—l trust the fu;:ow•ing short, but im;,ortant
observation will find a corner in your impartial Paper.
You, in Common with other Papers, frequently in•
form.us that Lord and Mr.-- have generously
remitted 10, 15, or 20 per cent. in the receipt of their
rents; and the Rev. the same proportion on his
tithes. So far is, I doubt not, very true. But the
whole truth should be told. You should tell us hew
much their rents and tithes were raised during the
war, during the age of paper. My tenants often
mention these statements to me, as broad Mats for
my imitation : and, indeed, had I raised their rents
50 per cent. during the war, I should net think it
very unreasonable to lower them 25 per cent. at pre-
sent. But, Sir, I, and many other landlords and
clergymen, have stfired our tenants to remain as
they were twenty or thirty years ago : is it therefore
just that we should be liable to the imputation of sel-
fishness or hard-heartedness for our refusal to lower
our rents, like those who hare been profiting by tile
rise of prices?—Yours, kc.
ns.c. 29.

A LA NDITOLDFR:_
PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON.
The following were the last priers an Saturday :
Danish Bonds -
Pru•slan llo:Als - - .
Spanish 5 per Cents. - -
Neapolitan 5 per Cents. - -
Austrian Metal. 5 per Cents. . .
Russian Metal. 5 per Cents. . .
Ditto I per Cents. - - . -
French S per Qom an Wednesday hey at IN*" U. ilk

s 5
71 and 714
4f
76i

BLRTII.
Thursday, the Lady of Sir George Clerk, 31.1". a a aou:•
London, England, 1821-12-31

LIBERAL LANDLORDS.

The Rev. N. T. 0. LEMAN, Rector of the parish* •
of Brampton arid Sloven, at his hue audit, deducted
10 per cent. in the former, and 15 in the latter; and
10 per cent. in the parish of Worlingham.
The Rev. RICHARD LOCKWOOD, Rector of Ressing.=
laud, and Vicar impropriate of Lowestoft, at his thin"
audit last week, unsolicited, abated 10 per cent. on
his composition, which has not been varied since he
came to the Livings, seventeen years since.
London, England, 1821-10-03

CERTIFICA'

I. Carver, Lancing, Sussex, farmer. J. Dalton, Bury St.
Dimunds, surgeon. S. Garton, Wood-street, Cheapside, silk-
manufacturer. J. Lawrence, Pimlico, wine-merchant. J.
Waddington, Reading, boot-maker. R. Gower, St. Austell,
Cornwall, linen-draper. J. Drake, Lewisham, merchant.
London, England, 1821-10-03

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Pcdder and Co. Gould-square ship-brokers. Greenwood
and Eley, Thornbury, Gloucestershire, straw-bor.nzt-makers.
Hodgson and Co. Poulton, Lancashire, wine-merchants. Mills
and Baker, Ashborne, Derbyshire, chemists. E. and S. White,
Red Lisa-street, Holborn, surgeons. Fay and Downing, Hope
Wharf, Wapping, wharfingers. Godwin and Co. Portsmouth,
contract-butchers. Irish and Co. Blackman.street, Southwark,
chemists. T. D. and T. Cotton, Finch-lane, stock-iitents.—
Dallinger and Coventry, Union-street, Southwark. Pugh and
Bavaria, Bankside, coal-merchants. Adams and Platt, Uver-
pool, eart-owners. J. R. and J. Pretty, Bibton, Staffordshire,
ironmongers. T. and C. Vining, Bristol, corn-factors. Thom
and Co. Halifax, Nova Scotia. Wilson and Co. Betts-street,
Rateliffe-highway, brewers. Kay and Shepherd, Bury, Lanca-
shire, machine-makers.

GENERAL RIEGO.
London, England, 1821-10-03

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SIR—I beg, through the medium of your widely
circulated Journal, to express my surprise that the
Lapetrator of the late dreadful murder, committed
the neighbbQQurbood of Whitechapel, has not yet
been ditcover d, or even any clue to lead to a disco.
very. Indeeeedd,, there appears to me some very great
defect in the pystem of Police in this district. I my-
self was knocked down in the fields between Mile-
end and the Commercial-road, by a villain (whom I
should know again), in company with others, at seven
o'clock in the morning. Some persons coming up
prevented their robbing me, as was doubtless their
Intention. Scarcely a night, or even a day, passes
without robberies of the most daring description:—
the persons of several of the depredators are well
known, yet they are suffered to be at large with im-
punity. I have little doubt a vigilant Police might-
(if not actually detect the murderer of Mr. WILD) at
least diminish these depredations. As things are, it
is really dangerous to pass through this well-fre-
quented road, or the vicinity.; and I beg to suggest
to your Readers in this district, 'the expediency of
calling a Public Meeting, to consider what steps are
advisable to be taken at the present time, as well to
bring to justice the murderer, as to prevent these dis-
tressing and disgraceful occurrences during the ap-
proaching winter. In hopes that these hints will in,
duce others more able than myself to stir in the busi-
ness, and promising my humble assistance,
I remain, Sir, your very obedient servant,
Whitechapel-rand, 29th Sept. 1821. J. G.
P.S. If a lawless mob break open the house of an
individual, and destroy or steal his property, the
Hundred will indemnify him for the loss; but if a
villain way-lay and deprive him of life, his family (if
unprovided for) have no resource, except a generous
Public step in and rescue them from impending ruin
or distressing poverty. •

'lli h. EVENING STA R.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1621.
THE FUNDS.
London, England, 1821-10-03

" IMMORTAL SONG."—Por.

It is grievous to say,,but the following Song will, it is feared, be
never out tf data. 'lt is to be found in" MAGGOTS," a Col-
-1
lection of Poems by the father of the Rev. Jons Westev.--
These verses, be says jestingly of Banyan's expression el dribble
down daintily." They were printed in lUDS.

THE LTA IL
For naked truth, let others write,
And fairly prove that black's noc white,
Quarrel and scold, then scratch and bite,

_
nu they're with cuffing weary :
Give me a lye, trick'd neat and gay,
A fine as any hedge in May !
Most think so too, &kW' they'll soy,

Perhaps, the clean contrary !
The Come:mops* is counted rude,
If he's with lying unendu'd ;
Nay, when he's in his attitude,
He gives us oaths for chocking
The brisk and young sowre truth despise,
And kick her back to tle old and wise ;
Weaching's the gallant's hfe—a lye's
•
The very lye of wenching !
Room for the man of parchment nett,
Whose comments so confound the test,
And truth's high road so much perpkst,

One scarce can e'er get at it ;
With his own practice not content,
He'll either quote, or he'll Invent,
Belk/fad or make a precedent.
And gravely lie by Statute I
Weil, since on all sides 'tis coolest,'
4 quiet life must needs be best;
Who'd think it hard to purchase rest,
By such a small complying ?
Let him that wall speak truth for me.
Truth's the worst incivilitie;
I'd rather in the fashion be,
Since all the world's for Luxe !
London, England, 1821-10-03

THE KING'S PROGRAMS.

LILLE, SEPTEMBER 27.
About five o'clock last night the cannon of the
citadel announced the arrival within our walls of his
Britannic MAJESTY. The Marquis de JUMILLAC had
returned from Calais at four o'clock ; he afterwards
mounted on horseback, and went out at the head of
all the Officers of his Staff towards the Fauxbourg
de la Barre, to receive the Kato, and attend him on
his entrance into the city.
A slight accident procured to the inhabitants of
Lisle the pleasure of seeing his MAJESTY in an open
caleche. About a hundred steps from the barrier,
the springs of his MAJESTY'S carriage got out of
order, and the body falling off its level, stopped the
horses. The caleche of Madame de LAmAtatz fol-,
lowed that of the KING ; this Lady alighted, and
had the honour of resigning it to his MAJESTY.-
An immense multitude attended the cavalcade. His
MAJESTY was received with the liveliest acclama-
tions, which he acknowledged in a most affecting
manner.

The Kura alighted at the Hotel de r Europe, where
he was received by the principal Authorities.—
The Rate Bane, in which this Hotel is situated, has
been constantly filled with the crowds of people,
anxious to get a sight of the English SOVEREIGN.
The bands of the-garrison performed during the
whole night select symphonies and military airs.
His MAJESTY set out this mot ning for Brussels.

ROYAL SQUADRON.

HASTINGS, OCTOBER 2.

This moment, at half-past five o'clock past meri-
dian, the Royal Squadron, returning from Calais,
consisting of two frigates, a sloop of war, and gun-
brig; with the Royal George yacht, appeared off
Hastings, bound to the westward, within a mile and
a half of the shore, producing a grand, magnificent,
and interesting sight, from having been the same
ships which safely escorted and conducted our most
gracious and beloved MoNAncti to a foreign land.
London, England, 1821-10-03

TO THE MINISTER OF THE MARINE.

To-day, at one o'clock, r. sr. anchored the ship
Thais. From the Captain of the port I have receivddi
the following information:
The English ship Thais, 450 tons, Captain Al-
bert Robinson, is just now anchoring, coming from
the coast of Peru. He brings the news that the best
spirit is said to exist throughout Peru, and that the
cry is Independence, or death I' The Captain also
states, that the frigates Prueba and Venganza had
left Ceno And, where they had been for a long time."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PORT-AU-PRINCE, DATED
AUGUST 8.

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" Two days ago the cruizers of this Government
brought into port two small vessels, filled with des-
peradoes, who were fitted elut expressly for capturing
an American schooner that sailed from here lately,
with fifty or sixty thousand dollars on board, bound
to Philadelphia. Had these pirates succeeded in their
object, it is probable they would have murdered
every person on board the American schooner. These
pirates are foreigners, chiefly from New Orleans:
amongst them are nine white men."
London, England, 1821-10-03

THE ARMY.

This morning the Zd Regiment of Infantry (Buffs) passed
through London, with their band playing and colours flying,
headed by their Commanding Officer, Lieutenant-ColonelTuoax.
The men had a fine, clean, and healthy appearance. The Regi-
ment received the route a few days ago to proceed toWoolwich.
The conduct of the Officers and men, during their stay at Dun-
stable, where the orders were received, was the subject of
general praise.
The Cornwall Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry assembled at
Helaton this day, for six days permanent duty.
London, England, 1821-09-26

DOVER, SEPTEMBER 25.

lis Serene Highness Prince &TERM% zY and suite
arrived here this morning, and embarked on board
the Lord Sidmouth passage-vessel, for Calais, under
a salute from the batteries. Sailed also the Antigone
French packet, for Calais; and the Dart passage-
vessel, for Boulogne.
London, England, 1821-09-26

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WEDNEt;DAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1.!•21.

THE BRITISH LAWS AND CONSTITUTION.
A NEW Edition has just appealed of GIFFOItD'S
ABRIDG 3IENT of BLACKSTONE'S COM 3I EN.
'TABLES for Schools, and Students at the University ; t,) which
is now added, original Views of the Constitutions of Athens,
Sparta, and Rome. Price 1.55. bound.
Printed for Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS and Co. London ; and to
be had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1821-09-26

NUM BD[ 0.794

CONTRACTS FOR STRAW.
TREA4URY CHAMBERS,
Commissariat Department, September 25, tem
SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with
the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, tofurnish, for twelve
months, from the Ist of November next, such quantities of
STRAW for filling PALLIASSES, as may from time to time
be required at the Barracks in the undermentioned Counties
and mantis, may receive Particulars of the Contracts on applying
at this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four; and to
the respective Barrack-Masters in the Islands of Guernsey,
Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at this Office,
narking thereon " Tender for Straw," until Twelve o'Clock on
Tuesday, the 16th October.
Proposals ate to be made separately for each County in South
Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North liritain, and
also for the whole of those in the three Islands of Guernsey,
Jersey, and Alderney; but no Proposal will be noticed unless
made on, or annexed to, a printed Particular, and the prices in-
setted in words at length; nor unless a letter be subjoined to
such Proposal from a Person of-krown property engaging to be-
come bound with the Party tendering for the due performance
of die Contract.
If Tenders are sent by Poct, the postage must be paid.

COUNTIES.
Betts, I.k of Man,
Brea nuck, of Wiaht,
Chester, Kent,
Cornwall, Lancaster,
Cumberland,
Devon, Norfolk;
Dorset, Northampton,
Durham, Nottingham,
Essex, Pembroke,
Hants, Surolk,

Somerset,
Surrey,
Sussex,
Warwick,
York,
North Britain.
Islands of
Guernsey,
Jersey,
Alderney.
London, England, 1821-09-26

This day was published,
In Two Volumes, Bvo. price 7.03. boards,
TAgSO'S JERUSALEM DELIVERED ; an
Heroic Poem ; with Notes and occasional Illustrations.—
Translated by the Reverend J. 11. HUNT, A.id. Lite Fellow
of Trinity College, Cambridge.

" Mr. Hunt's bokl powtss as a Translator often approach
nearer to the grandeur and spirit of the original, than any trans-
lation of the modern Classics that we possess."
Monthly Review, September, 1819.
" It entirely supersedes every translation of the jerusalem
Delivered which has hitherto been presented to the Public, and
we do not hesitate to declare, that, in our opinion, the Tasso of
Mr. Hunt need not fear a comparison with the limner of Pope."
British Critic, May, 1319.
Printed for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1821-09-26

This day was published.
In Four Yob. 4to. price £7 in boards,

AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first In-
vasion by,the Romans to the Accession of Mary.
By the liev. JOHN lINC Alt D.
. . . .

" Historians in gen. ral Morrow implicitly from each other.
Mr. Lingard understands his duty better, and is more scrupu-
lous in the performance of it. He always has recourse to the
original authorities, and the effect may be seen in every page of
his narrative."—British Rev. Dec. 1820.

re,- The Fifth Volume, containing the Ilistory of the Reigns
of .Mary and Elizabeth, is in a state of great forwardness.
Printed for J. Mawntan, 7,9, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1821-09-26

sr.rTr.NtnFAt 12.

The trial of Donald Rankin extended to a very
unusual length, having occupied the time of the
Court yesterday from eleven o'clock in the forenoon
till midnight. The Jury, after being addressed by
his Majesty's ADVOCATE-DEPUTE on the part of the
Crown, and by Mr. FI.F.TCDF.R on behalf of the pri-
soner, the former in a speech of great length, re•
markable throughout for ability and the soundest
reasoning, and the latter in an exceedingly neat and
judicious appeal to their judgment and feelings, were
charged by Lord Succorn with the greatest precision
and attention to the evidence. They were then en-
closed, and ordered to return their verdict this fore-
noon. ►'hen the Court met the Jury gave in their
verdict, finding, by a plurality of voices, the prisoner
Guilty, bat strongly recommending him to mercy.
Mr. FLETEDIER, as Counsel for the prisoner, objected,
in arrest of judgment, that the date affixed to the
verdict was the 11th of September, whereas it was
notot ions to the Court that the Juty had not been
enclosed till past twelve o'clock at night of the 11th,
and that the date of the verdict being thus a false
date, no sentence could pass upon it. • After some
discussion, Lord SuceoTit certified the case to the
High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1821-09-26

BRITISH ORNITHOLOGY.

This day was published, in elephantfoliO,iiice ns. W.
plain, or X 5 ss. finely coloured after Nature, the Second
Number, with Twelve large !tires, of
ILLUSTIt ATIONS OF 1 11I'1'ISII ORNITIIO-
Locoi.—Seri:.s liret.-1.3111

By P.. 1. SELBY, Esq.
Of Twizell-House, county of Northumberland, Member of the
Wernerian Natural ilhtort Soci, ty of Edinburgh, &c.
Published by Archibald Constable an•l Co. Edinburgh; and
Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside, lantdon.
yr} This Work consists of etchings, printed on drawing-paper
of 275 inches by 25, after drawings taken by the author, for the
most part from livim; specimens ; and is accompanied by letter-
press description. The Figures are, for the greater part, of the
natural size; the magnitude of the paper, in some instances,
allowing, in the case es: the smaller Birds, of so many as six being
represented on the same Plate.
London, England, 1821-09-26

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

GENTL
AEMEN,
--
-
S the Day of Election for the Office of LORD
MAYOR for the Year ensuing is near at hand, permit me,
in conformity with my pledge last year, to request the honour of
your support, as one of the two Magistrates to be returned, ac-
cording to ancient usage, to the Court of Aldermen, for their
choice.

I have already briefly stated the reasons by which I felt my-
self justified in declining last year to request your suffrages, or to
stand in the way of any other Candidate; at the same time I
was prepared to serve, at whatever inconvenience, had I been
returned at the Common Hall, and I pledged myself to come
forward in the present year, which I conceived to be that of my
rotation, and to which I had invariably looked.
I will only Add, that in whatever way this question, fcr which
I understand there is no precedent, shall be decided by the Li-
very, it will be perfectly satisfactory to sue. I trust everything
like personal hostility will be avoided, as I stand on distinct and
independent grounds, and it is not my intention even to suggest
to any Liveryman the disposal of his second vote. I laving come
forward in conformity with the wish of many respected friends,
both in and out of the Corporation, and having redeemed the
pledge I gave last year, the rrsult, be it what it may, will not
create in my mind an unfriendly feeling towards any one, nor
occasion to myself any personal disappointment. Requesting
the honour of your Attendance and Support on the Day of lace-
tion, the 29th instant, I remain, Gentlemen,

• Your faithful humble Servant,
Chatham-place, Sept. 24, 1821. W3l. IWYGATE.

This day was published,
In Four Volumes, 12mo. price Ael 41. boards,
orr HE •FESTIVAL of MORA, an Historical Ro-
manee.—lly LOUISA SYDNEY STANHOPE, Au-
thor of '6 Monthrazil Abbey," "The Bandit's Bride," " The
Crusaders," &c. &c.
London : l'rinted for John Richardson, 91, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1821-09-26

PUGILISM EXTRAORDINARY.

TOM Cribb, the Champion, was brought to Marlborough-street
°See yesterday, charged with assaulting John Johnson. The
complainant stated that he had been at the Union Arms, in
Patton-street, which house is kept by Cribb, about a fortnight
ago, and betted a wager of £2 with Cribb's brother that Randall
would vanquish Martin in twenty-eight minutes. After the re-
sult of the battle was known, he called upon Cribb several times
to get the bet settled. Cribb at last asked him whether he really
expected to get it from his brother? The other replied, most
assuredly. Cribb said he would bet him £lO he would not get
paid at all, at the same instant seizing him, and dashing his
bead and body against the wainscot and floor, flung him into
the street. He returned Into the house, and Cribb served him
again in like manner. Cribb told the Magistrate that Johnson
was a blackguard, and he turned him out, as he wished to keep
an orderly house.—The Magistrate ordered Cribb to enter into
sureties to appear to the charge at the Sessions.

This season; a family of young sparrows, four in number,
quite white, were observed, scarcely fledged, in Bothwell Parish,
and immediately given chace to. In thg eagerness of pursuit
three of this unfortunate family were killed, the remaining one
was caught and sent to a gentleman at Glasgow, where it died
on Tuesday Windiest, but unfortunately in an unfit state for
preservation. Thus has the beauty of this family been the cause
of its ruin.

A hare, perfectly Mack, was eangkt a few days ago on Wood-
lands Farm, near Beaconsfield, by Mr. Woodman.

A fine woodcock was shot at Littleton, near Chewstoke, a
few days ago ; and several snipes have been seen In the neigh-
bourhood of Conglebury.

Saturday last, as some boys were playing in St.
George's-fields, near to the Borough-road, one of
them, on jumping upon a newly-made hillock, was
somewhat alarmed to find that the ground gave way
under his feet. On examination, it was discovered
that he had leaped upon a considerable quantity of
mutilated human remains, that had the appearance
of having been recently deposited there. They were
removed to the Church-yard, in two carts. It is sup-
posed that they are the refuse of the anatomical de-
partments of the hospitals is the vicinity.
London, England, 1821-09-26

THOMSON'S CHEMISTRY.—NEW EDITION.
This day was published,
In Four krrt. Vols. Bvo. price AT.. the Sixth Edition of
ASYSTEM of CHEMISTRY.—By THOMAS
THOMSON, M.D. and E. Regius Professor
of Chemistry in the University of Glasgow, &c.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row ; and William Blackwood, and and Bradfute, Edin-
burgh; and Hodges and Macarthur, Dublin.
BY whom also is_ published, in Bvo. price 7s. boards,
An Account of the History and present State of Galvanism:
By John 13ostock, M.D. F. R.S.

DM AYRE ON THE LIVER.-SECOND EDITION.

This day was published, in Bvo. price Bs. 6d. boards,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on those DIS-
ORDERS of the LIVER, and other Organs of Digestion,
which produce the several forms and varieties of the Bilious
Complaint. Second Edition, altered and enhuged, of the Essay
en Blarasmus.

By JOSEPII AYItE, M.D.
Physician to the General Infirmary, and to the Lying-in Charity,
at Hull; and Senior Physician to the Hull and Sculcoates
Dispensary.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1821-09-26

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EAST MALLING.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE cosTnAcT,

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Plantations, and a fine sheet of Water.
This excellent Mansion-House has been erected within the
last fifteen years, and is a hue specimen of modern architecture,
both in durability, elegance, and convenience.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with a further quantity
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Morris, Surveyors and Auctioneers, Maidstone.