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London, England, 1818-09-11

" TRINIDAD.

" Oa the 44th of July, 1018, appeared before me Francois
Geannetty, Supercargo of the English sloop la Fortune, Captain
Francisco Orsenl, bound to Angustura, in the river Oronoko,
and being duly sworn upon the Holy Evangelists of Atrarourr
Gen, made oath, and declared as follows:
" That being on his said journey in Angustura, he was cap-
tured on the 7th instant, in the river Macarco, by two gun-
boats, three armed canoes, and a felucca, under Spanish colours,
who tied him and the said Captain Franciseo Orsenl, threaten-
ing to kill this deponent and the said Captain, until they arrived
at Guiria, on the Spanish side of the Gulf of Paris, where this
deponent was liberated, and allowed to return to this island; but
the Captain was detained, as was alleged, to afford evidence to
condemn the said sloop : that while at Guiria be saw the Cap-
tain of one of the armed canoes dressed in she clothes of sesta&
Englishmen, whose they haid put to death in the river kfament
and further, be heard the said Captain, whose name is Cipriani.
Oroco, declare, that he had fallen in with a boat in the river
Mecum in which were two English Officers and one Negro
keys that having stripped them naked and tied their hands br.
hind them, he ordered his men to kill them, which they refusing
so do, he drew his knife and stabbed them, and they fell over-
board into the water, and while struggling therein, be took
I. lance end run them through the body.
" This deponent saw a dead Negro in the river, which be
gonceim must have been the one above mentioned. He beard
the said Cipriani Oroco boast much of its feats of cruelty to
English subjects; and also he declared he would put every one
to death he could catch, and told this deponent, that if the rest
of the armed weasels had not been in company. be would have
divas:bed bias and the rest of the cow of the said Sloop. He
also declared, that he bad coounanded seine time ago an armed
canoe as a pirate, and that he bad, during that time, fallen in
with an English schooner from Malta, ea the south side of this
island, and put every one on board to death, sad sunk the said
schooner.—Thin having been read over to him, he confirmed the
same, and signed it in my presence. " ffirANS.
" Sworn before me, this Seth July, Ditto.
(Signed) " Joss Snare, Justice of Peace."
(COPY.)

" TRINIDAD•

" On the Sad day of July, 1818, appeared before me, Anto.
No Caloakblini, late Supercargo of the English schemer St. An-
tonio, Pierre Pounce, master, bound from this port to Angus-
tura, in the river Oronoko, and being sworn upon the Holy Evan-
gelists of AMUR= Goa, made oath and declared as follows
" That on Tuesday, the 7th instant, ;wing about three leagues
from /3arancas, in the Otomilm, on his voyage to Allguatsta. he
was boarded in the said British schemer St. Antonio, by a Spa-
London, England, 1818-03-27

:SEND, MARCII 26.

byes, from Lisbon; Venus, Lowther,
Ansdn, from Bourileaux ; Suffolk,
Slartha Gaga!, and Cerberus, Owen,
hour limiter, Strorg, and Active, —.-1
Owen, from noa; Thornby, Dun_
;r.l Briton, returned ship; Helen
,sit patri,A, 11, from latdia; Bs:
)rk ; and Kingston, Lushman, returned
1, Hall, for lLunburgh ; Ellpa, Hum,
lsot for Grenada; Wset, Bart, for
N'
;wfoundland; Pallas, Cletnem, f

t, for Calais; Du'guay Trouia, Getfrey,
thus, Bogen, for Stein.

. - .
i 1-HOUSE, CH '26.
ins.—The imrose, from Bel-1
from Genoa Christopher Row,
ms.—The 'tans, Onate, lor, Bd.:
for Waterford; Henry Clay, Thomas,
ieree, Hunter, and Mary, Cooper, for
ang, fnr falllau and Knnigsborg ; Provi-
r and Riga; Albert, Swan, for Boston a
Lge, and Mary, Fox, for Ostwd.

Lshington says—" A commercial
dominions of the SUBLIME PonTE
at Court arc among the topics of
inister Resident has been accre-
and it is generally believed that
and Dr. &ISM have requested

!—(From an American Paper 4—
rrom an intelligent Frencn Gen-
:hez, Sept. 3 A Gentleman,
and St. Stephens, in the Alabama
ied me that the French colony on
rapidly increasing ; that, besides
of land ceded to them by the
ntended to purchase several town-
persons at the head of this enter-
mmensely rich, being owners of
ns of the capital stock of the Bank
besides immense sums in different
:hat they have been exploring the
place for a ship-yard, formed a
artc from his prison, which will un-
that they intend building a fleet
eculiar construction, for building
ro thousand ship carpenters and
ai be employed next winter ; that
et is built, they intend manning it
and with this, and co-operating
and Italy, sailing under various
:ulate to execute their plan. Me-
ng steam saw-mills, for sawing
lready arrived from Philadelphia.
that he has conversed with some
:able members of the Colony, one
, that all the Spanish American
used to Joseph Bonaparte, through
at his residence near Philadelphia,
ecognize him as King of Spain,
and money to replace him on the
t spare both, if a revolution takes
ier country : that Joseph's party
very powerful ; and that there
ould be proclaimed King in the
: summer by all the disaffected
ho were nearly two-thirds of the
e army would join his party, &c.
ion against St. Helena succeed,
ince at liberty, I am of opinion,
re present Rulers of Europe will,
ie compelled to make room for
.iers of Demopolis, on Tombigbee,
ri.le and glory of the French
of European Trants ; but Demo-
led. Should the Expedition
large portion of the Alabama ter-
tied by French Emigrants'
London, England, 1818-03-27

This day were published, in I2rno. price Ss. 6d.

MEMOIRS of Madame MANSON, explanatory
of her conduct on the Trial for the Assassination of M.
Fuaides : written by herself, and addrissed to Madame En al-
ran, her mother. Translated from the French, with a Portrait.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row.
• • In order to render this interesting little Work more in-
telligible to the English Reader, the Translator has added such
Extracts from the Trial as tend to elucidate the Memoirs; and
a concise Account of the Persons and Events alluded to by the
Author: these essential advantages are not possessed by any
other Edition.

This day was published, in b vols. 12mo. price It. Ws.
ROSABELLA; or, a MOTH ER's MARRIAGE.
By the Author of the Romance of the Pyrenees; Santo
SebastLmo; the Forest of Montalbano ; and Adelaide, or the
Counterchar m.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
ter-row. By whom also are recently published,
1. Manners, a Novel; 3 vols. limo. price 18s.
2. The History of Elmer. and Rosa ; an Episode. The
merry matter written by John Mothers; the grave by a solid
Gentleman. In 2 vole. 12mo. price Its.
3. The Quakes; a Tale. 1:y Elliabeth B. Lester. 12mo.
prke es.

LITURGY OF THE CHURCH.

This day was published, in One Vol. /leo. price 12s. boards,
THE PHILOSOPHY of ELOCUTION ; Eluci-
dated and Esemplifled by Readings of the LITURGY
of the CHURCH ; for the Use of young Clergymen, and Stu-
dents who are preparing for Holy Orders.
By JAMES WRIGHT, of Magdalen Hail, Oxford,
Public and Private Teacher on the Science and Practice of
Elocution, and Author of the " School Orator."
Printed for Law and Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, London ;
nod Munday and Satter, Oxford.
London, England, 1818-03-27

HUNTING.

On Saturday week the Kildare Hounds had a run from Elvers-
town of nearly id miles. Four horses have since died in COMM-
quence, and several others rendered incapable of taking the nt4
again. Mr. C-I's hurse died on the field. Ont of a nmnercus
assembl‘ge, four Gentlemen and oat Whipper only rode in.
Monday last the Corby and Warwick-Bridge pack of ho•,^.as
unearthed a fox in Mr. Hce.vard'a ground at Eden-13row,
after running a circuitous ccursa of about 10 miles, was
Dear Corby Castle.
London, England, 1818-01-15

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, Stock:
Aid lirokcs, Cottonut and CHARING CROSS, are much grad:
Ed ill presenting to their Friends a few of the leading features
oldie NEW YEAR'S LOTTERY, which they are confident
will meet the approbation of the Public at large.
Indeed, the first point is allowed sufficient to create a rapid
itosand for 'Deters and Shares, there being
THREE GRAND PRIZES of L'50,000,
Bakke NINETY-SVEN OTHER CAPFCALS,
ALL OF WHICH will be paid in Sterling Money, there being,
no Stock Prizes.

tte Lottery will be drawn in Three Days, beginning 4th of
MARCH; ay.d the Holders of the First Blank each Day will
receive in exchange Twelve Pipes of the best Old Port Wine,
for one thousand Years, or longer, if required—an advantage
gcite independ= of, and not in the lean connected with the
The good fortune attending Purchasers at the favourite Mots
cf RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. is so frequently
before the Public, that it Is perhaps needless to repeat the pard-
env al the Hundreds of Thousands of Pounds paid in Prize-
_ .

ioriey to the Friends of the above Establishments In the last
few years ; but every such particular will be found in their
Slsemes, which are now delivering gratis at their Offices, Bank
Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews,
Nall Cross, c.zablished upwards of Forty Years.
London, England, 1818-01-15

DIED.

At Belfast, Mr. Francis Johnson, merchant, another vicuna
the dreadful scourge, typhus fever, with which the town is so u-
verely visited.
_ _

Saturday, in the 72d year of his age, Mr. Matthew Brew;
late of St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, printer.
Monday, after three mon: ha' iUn,ss, in the 65th year of his ter.
while taking tea, Mr. John Skirven, of Rateliff-Highway, !nista.
The 24th ult. at Yard Howe, near TIMIM:00, after a bong and
severe illness, which she bore with true Christian resignatio;
Mary, the eldest daughter of John Halliday, Esq. former:!
Sheriff of Somerset, and co-representative of the Baronet of
Taunton, with Lord Carpenter, in 1754.
At Honiton, within a few days of each other, the wife of dit
Rev. Mr. Hughes, (dissenting Minister), Mrs. rrost, Mr. S.-
muel Soper, and Mr. Carridge, all at an advanced age. Sod-
denly, Mr. Tooze, aged 42 ; alto Charles Salter, who was as-
sembled with his brother ringers in the belfry, avid about to
finish the last peal to usher in the New Year, when he was
seized with an apoplectic fit and expired immediate*.
London, England, 1818-01-15

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE FOURTH OF MARCH NEXT,
0148-HUNDRED CAPITALS,
THREE PRIZES OF £30,000 !! !
Ast Beery Prim fit Stertneg Money.

TBIM, the Contractor for the present STATE
• Lorrsay having submitted the Scheme, with every pu-
tt tsar, copied from m the Governmmt Gazette, in all the News-
pars, and which may be had at any Lottery Office in the
Kingdom, respectfully solicits attention to the following
3 Prizes of 450,000 - - £90,000
3 - - 5,000 - - 15,000
10 - - 1,000 - - 10,000
12 - - MO - - 6,000
14 - - 400 - - 5,600
IS - - 300 - - 3,400
1,50 of £2OO, £lOO, £5O, &c. &c. - - 48,000
ALL STERLING MONEY.

In addition to the Scheme, and erdiviee of the Money paid by
Government, Three Blanks will receive
'TWELVE PIPES OF OLD PORT WINE.
Farb of the Holders of the First-drawn Blank, on each Day of
Droving, may immediately select, from the Stock of any Wine
Merchant they ;lease' Fin, P4oes of the very best old Part Wine,
nod in proportion for Shares, on credit, for • Oars Tuonsana
YEAtt, or longer, if required.
To enumerate all the Capital Prizes sold by BISH, at Cons-
Mil and Charing-Cross, London, and by his Agents, within the
Ls few Yearst would require several folio volumes. In the Int
Lo:terf alone he sold
2,241, a Prize 6f 4120,000
3.505, a Prize of £20,000
4,A9, a Prize of £20,000
And various other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES.
BEGINS FOURTH MARCH,
When the Hrst-drawn Prize will have .C 5,000 mere.
Ts: lax Lottery that contained Three Prizes of £O,OOO,
BISH sold them nil ! ! 1

'OR CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, RHEUM ATISMS,
DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC.—This very ex-
'eat hletiitine cannot be genuine unless the name " F.
Nanny' be engraved in the Stamps. It 13 become necessary
*dive-. the public attention to this particular, as Counterfeits are
P4l in ernost every town and suet ; often by persons who
',ea: not be .11,-,ected of an attetnpt to tlecive and defraud their
"Ivirs. Thit °pock'doe is superior to all other applications in
ire Of Cl.;:itja, Sprains, Bruise:., Cramps, and Numbness;
1•3 for Rh,l:matisms, and for the Limbo when iu a paralytic
'M
by Newbery and Sons, at the old established hic-
k-ix Warehoe.e, N 0.45, Sc. Paul's. the third house from Cheap-
IC'. Price 94. 9,1. a bottle ; sold also by J. Saeger, 150, Oxford-
; Harris, Ludgate-street; fkrsillies koral-Eldinalle
SI All Vendors in Town and .Conner y.
London, England, 1818-01-15

QOUT OR RHEUMATISM.

AGENTLEMAN, who had for more than Twenty
Years suffered most severely by attacks of GOUT, of five
and six months continuance, which crippled and debilitated a
good Constitution; st length most happily found his hand deside-
ratum in a compound that EFFECTUALLY and SPEEDILY
SUBDUES the most VIOLENT PAROXYSMS of GOUT
or ACUTE RIIF.UMATISMcby safely and mildly evacuating
the offending cause.
After succeeding in very much improving his general health,
and in a great degree recovering the strength and use of him
limbs, and witnessing its like good effects on some hundreds,
both male and female, he was, nearly three years since, induced
to make it public; and invites his brethren in affliction, who,
like himself, have for years rejected medicine, to try this, and
they will be most agreeably surprised. Recent imitations make
is necessary to ask for " REY MOLDS.* GOUT SPECIFIC,"
sold at 4s. 6d. per bottle, (more than sufficient to restore any
sufferer to ease and healtb,),wholeale by the Proprietor, M.
Timms' itYYNOLY4, Enfield town, Middlesex, and all wholesale
'enders; and retail by one or more appuiuted Agents in every
town of the United Kingdom.

THE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF
HONEY, invented by SIR JOHN HILL, M.D.—For
Coughs Colds, Asthma', and Consumptions, this medicine is
unequaled;l the Asthmatic and Consumptive may rely on relief,
and by due perseverance,oria radical cure. Those whose Lungs
ar injured by Cold, or oppressed' by a quantity of Glutinous!
-Matter will find a safe and cerrain Remedy. It opens the Um-
ritic ets, heal, the soreness of the breast, removes di/Leahy
of Breathing, promotes easy expectOcatiou, and prevents as wen
as cures all consumptive Affections, as fatal to theesands in !kis
country. Nn medicine was ever *a theersally counterfeited as
this, and a few years ago, the Wife Rev. Robert Fowler,
of l'eterborouglN had nearly farm a rismclfice to a 'parlous lt. t.-
sate of Honey, sold. bf a Cheer tiltedltliiitEgist in London.
The Genuine wsll
.have the Niiiles'Of phaw and Edwards,
66, St. Paul's," engraved on the stamp.
Sold by K Petards, 66, St. Paul's, rr.arliefarealte the g. net: I
entrance to the lAttleedral. an the Foot-wayl'also by Sauer L-d
Chandler, Oaford-etract ; Ward, Holborn; Wtlme:t, Boriptui
\is and 30.4414, E,aaltange • and k;raeisen,liaat sieduel4
end s. fisLiatr
London, England, 1818-01-15

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, January 7, tai
TIMASTER-GENERAL and !WARD
NANCE having granted their authority for the
el Impressions taken from the Plates engraved on a scale of
bell to a Mile, from the GENERAL SURVEY of GREA',
BRITAIN, performed under the superintendence of Colonel
WILLIAM hILIDGE, of the Royal Artillery, the Public
hereby informal, that Twenty-eight Plates are already finished,
and that Impressions from them are on Sale at the Drawing-
Room in the Tower of London. These Plates form a
ode Map of the Coast from Folkstone, in Kent, to the Lend
End, in Cornwall, and thence to \Yea St. Lawrence,
Bristol, and also hart the Thames to Orfordness.
Several other Pates of this Work are now in hand ; and .
figorlsich COPCIiIII nearly the whole of Surrey, sad the Northern
part sr lifaire, is just completed and published.
appieatioo to Mr. Baker, at the Drewlapfoosn, where
bnles Map wM be shewn, Gentlemen wishing to procure a
Xi, of the Country surrounding their awn Habitations, may
mkt ary sheets they please for that purpose.
Ali fetters on this subject, addressed to Mr. Baker, under
aver to Secretary of the Board of Ordnance, fall-ML 1,
iodon, will lie immuliateir attended to,
By Order of the Board,
. R. A. CREW, &ado"
London, England, 1818-01-15

HISTORY.

TIV,TOILICAL and Miscsur----;Ecius Question for the Use of
Young People ; With a Selection of British and General Bio-
graphy, Ice. By Richmal Madgnall. Price ss. bound.
An Asantastner of Uorreasst. Hiatus:. Adapted to the use
of Families and Schools, with appropriate Questions at the End
of each Section. By the Rev. M. I. Knapp, A.M. A new Edi-
tion. Price Ss. bound. _ _

The lissvosy of ENGLAND, related in Familiar Conversations,
by a Father to his Children. By Elizabeth Helene. In 2 vols.
12m0. Price 9s. bound.

The literoay of ENGLAND, from the earliest Period to the
Close of the War 1814. By J. Bigland. In 2 thick eds. Bvo.
Price Li les. In boards.
A Concise V►aw of the C0N37120110
Cua.uice. Byo. Price 10s. 6d. boards.

of EtroLAND. By George

A Comm HMO ST of the Jewa, from the time of their Re-
establishment by Rare and Nehemiah after the Babylonish Cap-
tivity, to the Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. By the
, Rev. J. Hewlett, B.D. 6s. boards, with a Map of Palestine.

An INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of CHRONOLOGY and thane-
sat. /Itsvoar. By William Jillard Hort. In 18mo. Is. boards.
Lamas on Itatoutus 1115104 Y, for the Use of Schools. By J.
ugland. In 12roo. price Gs. boards.
Ustveasat. Hirroav, in Twenty-four Books, translated from
the German of John Mailer, in 3 vols. Bvo. This Work is not
mere Compendium of Universal History, but captains a Philo-
phical Inquiry into the Moral and more especially the Political
Causes which have given rise to the most important Revolutions
in the History of the Human race.—Nearly ready.
London, England, 1818-01-15

BIOGRAPHY.

The Thavrassz., llsooaernicaz., Hownucat., and Cameo Lo-1
MIL DICTIONARY, including Thirteen Thousatd Live& of toil-
nent Persons of all Ages and Nations, th- Succmsion of Sove-
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Watkins, LLD. Price 20s. boards.
The BLIISSII Naos, consisting of Select Lives of the illustrious
Britons who have been the most distinguished for their virtues,
talents, or remarkable advancement in life, interspersed with
practizal Rteectiess By Wm. Mayor, LLD, price ss. bound.
' A Smarms of the Lives of Pwvaacn, abridged for the Use
of Schools. By :Mu. Mayor, LLD. &A 68. bound.
London, England, 1818-12-01

R MSGATE, NOVEMBER so.

Wind W.S.W.-r-Came in several vessels for sheheT.l
amongst them the Ilaabet, from London re Alicax,
and broke an anchor-stock against the Pier•hcad.

DARTMOUTH, NOVEMBER so.
Arrived off this port and proceeded for London.
the ship Pilot, PElaw:, from the Isle of France-.-1
three months' passage ; also the Georgian, WAR.
B£ls . from Berbice, 41 days at sea.

• • CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, NOVEMBER N.
Rom envEaso DIWARDI.—The Liberality, JOlTfey, From Et.
Petersbergh ; the Roy:list, Wood, from ditto; Scipio, Drum-
mond, from Virginia; the Ayitate, Young, front .13fClnee; tit
Susan, Ilirvey, from Eirooa ; the Lyra, Guest, frogs Smyrna;
the Lilias, }lodide, from Grand C'enary ; the klarlarme Lorton,
from Konigsburg ; de Mann, Le Roy, from Caen; the
Margaret, Wildgonse, from Quebec; the Hero, Pace, from Cal-
I cum; the Mary, Wilson, from ditto; Suberbe. lambus, from
Uleaborg ; and the Nimble, Laing, from Sierra Leese.
Rosters) ouawattna.—The Traveller, Carr, for Havana;
the Woodlark, Middleton, for Smyrna; the Emerpriac. Mania,
for Gibraltar; the Oporto, Covey, for Oporto; the Marianne,
Butler, for the Cape of Good Hope; and tLe William and Ana,
Ladle, for Antwerp. _ - .

-
CLaostati onewaants—The Zephyr, Lanus;len, to .latnica;
the Princess Charlotte, W-atty, for ditto; the Alliance. Rue►
ten, for Gottenburt,h; the Reward, Ayton, for Jarnv.th; the
Charles, Milne, for Tobago ; the Blenheim, Shirley, fee Betr3l.
the Chion, Coze, for Santande-; C. It. .Abertlein, Dena dsc_.
for Charante; and the Atlas, Reid, for Palermo.

The Lords of the Admiralty have given MGM.
that the ISABELLA and ALEXANDER, which haw
lately returned from the Arctic Expedition, sh:111 be
again fitted out for another voyage of discovery.—
lhe seamen belonging to these vessels are to have a
month's leave of absence, for the purpose of going
to visit their families; and they are to be kept in
pay until the time of their sailing nest season aion
their new expedition.
The following is a list of ships of war building, to
replace the great number that have been condemned
as unworthy of any further repair, and have been
takun• to pieces :
smn..—Britanßia, Bonawens
natiee.thichester' Formidable, Ganges, London, Lawawall,
Monarch, Slalabar, Prince Regent, Princew Ch.ulot:c, PM-
• dent, toktkacul, Powerful, Rowell. Southampton, Trafatar.
Thiillelerei, Worcester, Winchester, and Vengeance.
• Fatua rw.—Antazen, Athol, laatche, monde Certernis,
Circe, Clyde, Diana, Druid, FAN% monde,
Fos.
iliszodryad, lkbe, Jason, Louisa; /Woos, Melanipss, Ma'
cury, ;;lermaid, .Minerva, Nenicsis, Nereus, Nienwo, rev**
Ponelo;e, Proserpine, Itin•ger,
,Rainbow, Ranksnake, &AEI'
intam.-Stadta, Übe:, Thalia, Thum, Thisbe, Tweed, Vol-
owile.Venus. • . • -

,Brisk; Cygott. Da+4lll6
EcEpse, E..aLlow, Falzon, Frolic.
London, England, 1818-12-01

most agreeable.

Lord ELLEWBOBOUGH was rather better yesterday
than Sunday. His Lordship was able to sit up for
tome time.

The Marquis of OtICKIWOHAIt arrived yesterday
evening in town, to attend her late MAJESTY'S fune-
nem!, from his seat, Arington, Hants.
The great bell of St. Paul's, which is tolled only'
on account of the death of one of the Royal Family,
or two or three other great personages, has not hien
tolled with its proper clapper since the death of the
late Duke of Gtouczavirs, the small clapper only
'having been used, by which much of the truly so-
lemn effect it produces has been lost.
BWOICINGHAM Housz.—At the Duke's death it

came into the possession of the Duchess, afterwards
into that of Comarntrrina Pitirrs, created Lord
Mown-nos, her grandson, of whom it was recovered
in law by Sir CHARLES Suirrtnn, Bart. a collateral-
of the Duke of B. and of him purchased, in 1708, by
his present Majesty. A considerable portion of the
Green Park was then added to the garden, and
Baoww, the celebrated landscape gardener, being
employed, destroyed all the sumptuous formalities
described in the Duke of 11:s narrative. Great addi-
tions were made to the Palace. Thirteen apartments
were occupied by the Knso, twelve by the Queen,
and ten by the Princesses. The pictures are by the
first masters. The Cartoons of ltarnast, at one pe-1
riot occupied one of the apartments. The Library,
which was for some time removing so Windsor, is
one of the first order; and, vshether we consider the
comprehension or the scarcity of the volu,mes, ea-
ceeds any that has been collected Uy at, man.
London, England, 1818-12-01

POUCS.

BOW-STREET,-.A portmanteau of Cola
containing his dress regimentals for the &
Windsor, on Wednesday, and many artici
value, was missed yesterday :mating froi
gage waggon, at Portman Barracks. k
nute search of several hours, it was at tat
the stable of an Officer now abroad, whole
soldier, had stolen it, and hid it under son
The fellow was taken into custody, and it
mined to try him by military law.
Gint.nnALL.—Mr. Cottrell, an eirinem
ker in the City, was yesterday summoned
See, in order to shew cause why he re:li
ver up to the owner a quantity ofj;srll,
unfinished state, and also why he icre.o.,,
property in pledge, contrary to the stab:
J. Sutra was the Alderman who presi:
person, who said he was authorised, atte.,t
Cottrell.—The charge was brought by 3
nett, jeweller, Cursitor-street, Chancery.
had entrusted a man of the name of Suttee
various articles of jewellery to be" chased
pawned them at Mr. Cottrell's.—After rot
sion the jewellery was handed into Cour
pawnbroker demurred to Mr. Linn :t taki
his possession.—The Magistrate inflicted t
of six pounds and costs, for taking in pit
in an ur.Gaislied state,•_•The matter, ho
not finally, settled.

Asa Dandy Bras last week pas:ing atm(
at the west end of the town, a bone was thi
within which gave_llim a severe blow cz
A French' teacher witnessing the circa z,
claimed, " Ah ma fi.i ! no lon !" ".Nv;
plies his Dandiship, " I'm cure it was; a
hard one !"

ALARMING OCC Ult It F.XC P.—Monday e
Captain MILLIGAN'S Lady, with her female
servants, were riding for a mirninfs ahi
Lewes road, the spinted horse upon wl icii
mom: was seated, startled, and, in an inq
with frightful speed towardsßrightos. Ti
incapable of checking the animal, and he
became truly alarming. -The here trek
along the North Buildings, Baviiionrand
rades, and sharply turned up St:James's-a
ie was fortunately stopped by •ailyman.
of the spectators were most acutely excit
the ungovernable career of the.animal—p
when they beheld Mrs. M.'s hat (411
strength in vain applied, and almost ell
endeavouring to curb him with the reins.
her seat, however, in an admirable style
tainsd not the slightest injury. The greate
flitted was in the alarm experienced by 13
whose joy at her escape may easily be imi

NEWGATE ass LRID'?\IIALLIIABEE
(By the Carcase.)
Beef Ss 44 to 4s td Veil C
I
Mutton Sc 8d to Ss Od Pork is C

SUGAR.

--
The Average Price of Sugar, from the rearm
*ec► coding die sstli November, ISIS, is Cs. Ida
London, England, 1818-12-01

The 11th Inst. at Wolvercanipton, In the prime
Reed, wife of the Rev. Joseph Reed, Minister of
that place, and Vicar of Bobblngton, In the count
Nov. 16, at Sanquhar, at the advanced age of lc
Marshall, tinker. He was born at Colmoaell in 171
50 gran In the palish of 3finigaff, and fur the las
resided at Sanquhar. He was twice married, and
dow and several children. His father, also named 1
to the extraordinary age of 111, and was long at t
desperate gang of gypsies, who infested Galloway a
bouring counties for a great number of years.

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.
TT is notorious that various disorders of t
.R. frame are brought on by dissipation in youth,
violation of those rules which prudence dictates fox
station of health, and laying a foundation for skin
life, with a firm and strong constitution ; the Went
are no sooner lost, than painful experience term&
triable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks
often in vain, for the means of its recovery.
Dr. Smosson recommends his CORDIAL BM
LEAD to those whose constitutions have been
whose nerves are affected by too intense study, or I
in hot or unhealthy climates ; in which eau, it v
relaxed nerves strengthen and invigorate the out
Sold by Leigh, Strand ; Bacon, 150. Oxford-at
and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Butler, Owspside ;
and Ward, Holborn; price l is. each, or four in
Bottle for 535. by which one I Is. bottle is saved, w
" Semi. Solomon, liverpoul," engraved on the Ste
Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANT
GENES, or SOL0.110):'s DROPS (without me
deleterious preparation), which stand in the highs
fur the cure of the scurvy, scrofela, leprosy, and
originating in an impure state of the Wood ; being gr
and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the t
thas has ever been discovered for that dangerous
cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to e
ous and impure juices. giving strength and tone
enlivening and invigoratiag both body and mind.
Price ns. per bottle, or four in one family two
which one small bottle is saved. The words "
Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each be
-which none are genuine.

Also, price 31' that scaree, interenine, and t
% (with which is given an elegant Port rr it of tit
a View of Gilead-1 louse), entitled, A G UIDL tc
or, Advice to both Sexes, •in a Variety of Come
SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Fee
Nervous and Itypodsoadriat Complaints; also Gem
on those Diseases with whisk the Human Body is tn
afilicted ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treat
Dr. Solomon exkectr, When consulted by hitt r, t
pliment of a one pound note so be inclosed, addrn
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, %tear Litt
doable postage.'
London, England, 1818-12-01

the inquiry.. • •
MAssfttt of the ItpiLs—You are Aft.warromeil,to
take it fat' granted that the rents Are sufficient to pal
the interest of the incutnbranees, since affidavits to
• the contrary are offered on the °there side.
Mr. BELL—If the trustees, without the sanction
ef•the Court, have made any abatement of the rents,
that will be considered another question..
Merry' of the RoLLs—..Let the petitioners tail.-
theinquiry, and we shall see the result. It is under.*
stood, howerer; that the Duke of Marlborough shall
have leave to tokfiect to the report of the Master, whets
the Court shell. called on to confirm it

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER O.
BROOSCII V. REr.S.

This was an action for an assault. A female set.
vatic detailed the circumstances of the assault, which
consisted of several blows giien to the, plaintiff, one
of which fell on the witness, and gave her a Miele.
eye. She stated, that there was no provocation (nun
Mr. Brookes, but that of being reluctant to quit the
defendant's house, where he lodged.
For the defendant it was observed, that the lions&

keeper, who was present, was not called, but only a
servant who had been turned away in di and
that there were often such grotoWs of
between landlords- and lodges at S4ZIPee Pet
deal of irritation.--Damages, one .

wirt.t.s 0. antat.o.
This was an action brought by a tailor, to reenter
the ?all* of a pair of trewsers and leather pantaloons.
Two eriseetees swore to the Order and delivery of the
goods: The defence set up was Son-identity. The
defendant was a man of large y, living in Sir
William Guise's house, in Gloucestershire;ert and it
was stated would not resist the payment of so small
a sum, if the goods had ever been furnished. He was
so desirous that the question might be tried. that he
would not plead the statute of limitation, rs he might
bare done. It was admitted that the defendant had
given thee:der in writing, and the omission to pro-
duce this evidence was relied on. as an'ornission to
plarpfte the best evidence the ease afforded.
- The witnesses swore positively to the defendant's
4dentit7.--Verdia for plaintiff.
London, England, 1818-09-16

OLASGOW Kmearrs, SEPTEMBER is.

Coratu..—Tbe sales of the week amount to 716 bags.--Stainnal
Sea Islands, S at It 26.6, at Snit to Sake—
New Orleans, 32, at Si td. to itsd..—Pornain% 2.6, at 2a. 51—
Paraiba. 117, at Ss. Ih4l.—Babia. 21, at is. 1 4.—Dcluercsa and
Berbice 62, at Ss. to Sts. ltd. a few at Sta. SO.—West India. 59,
at Std. to 2114—Banal SO, at lint to 13/(1.--By Public Sale,
Carriacou, $5, at 910. to 11244. and 211id...—Ditto and Orezazda.
26, at 14Sd. to told.

Lancashire has, this year, a second crop of pota.
toes, which is not only more productive than the first,
Ibut also of superior quality.
The quantity of mushrooms, this year, is uncom-
monly large in all parts of the island. On the lands
round Gloucester, they exhibit the epilearence of a
regularly raised crop, and are sent by eartiosde into
that city, where they sell at sispence the quartem
Sunday
_se'enight, a core buyer, ie the ?employ-
ment of Kr. Chadwick, of Drogheda, 4111. kilia
I* brother-in-law. The as trosteliately feel.
London, England, 1818-09-16

THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

The following copy of a letter from on board his
Majesty's ship ISABELLA contains some curious par-
ticulars :

" On board his Majesty's chip Lobelia, in latitude
74 N. 531 W. July 9, 1819.*
" I take this opportunity, by a GreenLandman, of sending
these few lines, to inform you that we are all well, and very
comfortable on board. We have had a very pleasant voyage
hitherto, only some hard work now and then getting through
the ice, and at this moment we are a little still, but we expect
in a few days that the ice will clear away, so that we creep on
moderately; but we stale xpect to eat our Christmas dinner at
the Pule, and next year at Woolwich, after doubling the Cape.
There are fifty Greenlandmen in' company with us, but they
have aV.. had bad success, and are not inclined to go any farther
North with us. Fur our part, had we come for fish we should
have been most unfortunate, for we have seen none. We have
been honoured with the company of eight men and six women,
the inhabitants of this country. They dance like devils, and are
very good-natured folks, but indolent. They dress in seal-skins,
both men and women : a frock conies down to their waist, with
a hood to it, which they turn up at pleasure: both sexes wear
breeches and boots, so that they make a very curious appear•
ante. I think if I had them in London I could make a pretty
sum by 'hawing them. There is an end tollettingfor the breeches
between them, as their dreal is alike, except that the tom& adds
a bit of tape to the top of her hair. I have been but once
on shore since I left Shetland, onthe 3,1 of May. The country
is very mountainous, and covered with snow, and the sea with
ice. It is alternately very waim and very cold, bnt in two or
three months we shall have It all of the latter description.

" JULY 25, 1217.
4. We are now In 76 degrees North. There is a vast abun-
dance of whales : the Greenland:nen will snake fortunes : they
are leaving us, and thl% letter wilt :sr sent by the night's boat.—
We are accommodated with tile- Sun shining bright night and
day since !day 26.—One of the Greenlandmen, the Thtee Bro.

then, of, Hull, has been loaf, bist atl hands were bsppily ,avvd."
The British Museum has purchased the Library of
the late M. GlNoussos, at Paris, for £lOOO iterlin.
London, England, 1818-09-16

PRIVATE LETTER.

" MANCHESTER, SEPTEMBER 14.

" I have the satisfaction to state, that the whole of
the Spinners this morning went to their work, at the
respective mills in this town and the neighbourhood,
with the exception of those who have been proscribed
and set down in the black book by the Masters, who
have determined never to employ again those whom
they consider as instigators and leaders in the late
turn-out.—lt had been reported here, that Drum-
mond, Bagguley, and Johnson, with the other persons
accused of sedition, had procured bail, and returned
to their respective homes; but by accounts I have
this instant received from Chester, I learn that such
is not the fact ; nor are they at all likely, when the',
heavy amount of the bail required is contrasted with
their humble stations in life. There is little doubt of
their being compelled to remain in prison until the
ensuing Chester Assizes, which take place r.Tzt April."
London, England, 1818-03-18

NAVit

DEAL, MARCH 17.
Wind W.—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Rockingham, WILLIAMS, from Savannah; Hero of
the Nile, 'WRANGLER, from Newcastle, for Derneraq;
and Louisa, Evaxs, from Waterford. Came Jowu
from the River the Alacrity, Frwaty, for the Cape
of Good Hope ; Marchioness of Ely, KAY, Tor Doi-
; Mangles, BUNN, for St. Helena and the Cape;
Asia, ROWLAND, for Havannah ; Princess Charlotte,
LAMB, for —; Betsey, RICHARDS, for Dublin;
Contest, GEMMELL, for Demerara; Wilson, POPS,
for Trieste; and remain in the Downs with the rest
of the outward-bound as per last.
London, England, 1818-03-18

NAVY.

The Report of the Navy Estimates being brought
up, and the first Resolution being proposed,
Mr. FORBES wished to call the attention of the
Mouse and his Majesty's Ministers to the situation of
the Officers of the Navy. When they received pen-
sions for wounds, these pensions were not granted on
the same footing as to wounded Officers of the Army.
It was understood by the Order in Council applicable
to this subject, that both services were to be placed
on the same footing. He had lately seen many in-
stances of Officers in the Navy receiving for the same
wounds considerably less than Officers of a correspon-
dent rank in the Army. He could see no ground for
the distinction. It was a sufficient compliment to the
' Army, to say than it was equal to the Navy. A
Post Captain in the Navy, who ranked with a Colo-
nel in the Army, received only 2.501. a year, when
the other received 3001. a year. He wished also to
allude to the case of Pursers' Clerks, some of whom,
after eleven years service, had been turned adrift
without a sixpence. The whole of the persons in this
situation amounted to thirty. He complained also
of the alteration which had been adopted in the case
of Pursers. All the ships had been taken from the
Pursers, and they had been put on a very inadequate
half-pay. He was sure the House would not regret
what was allowed to the Navy.
Mr. CHOKER said nothing could be more mis-
chievous to the Navy than the views of the Hon.
Gentleman, if carried into effect. This was not the
first time he had introduced this subject to the atten-
tion of the House ; and it was not now the first or se-
cond or third time he had been answered. The Hon.
Gentleman ought to know something of the state of
the two services, and the different advantages enjoyed
by each, before he recommended any change with
regard to them. It was true a Lieutenant Colonel
had 6d. a day more half-pay than a young Pest-Cap-
tain of the same rank.. But then the Post Captains
want on rising without interruption till they were
equal to full Colonels, whereas a Lieutenant Colonel
remained where he was. For instance, in 1814,
there were 200 Post Captains who ranked as Lieute-
nant Colonels. At that time there were also 1100
Lieutenant Colonels. There was not one of these
Post Captains who had not risen to a rank equal to
that of full Colonel, whereas there was not one of the
1100 Lieutenant Colonels, who was not still Lieu-
tenant Colonel. The Honourable Gentleman com-
plained that all the ships had been taken from the
Pursers. But how many of them could have ships ?
Not above 400. There were 900 in all ; and so to
give ships to 400 of them, he would reduce the other
500 to actual starvation. Pursers were brought up
generally to the pen and ink line (a laugh), and, in
port, not one of them would live on board their re-
spective vessels; so • that the pay, which was only
about 701. a year, if they did not remain on board,.
London, England, 1818-03-18

O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING,
HUILSDAY, 26th March,
Blank will receive Four Pipes of Port.
ree Prizes of 830,000 !
Cai,itab. of £5,000, 5t1,000,.&c. &c yet
In the Wheel.
ontractor, sincerely thanks the Pub-
nprecedefitud patronage already conferred
st-elrawn Mink, No. 6963, entitled to Four
ired by him in Two ggarters, Two Eighths,
who ri-vectfully entreats the holders imme-
any Wise Merchant they pleas; their r. 1.-
al' the Fdtr Pipes of Port, of the choicest
xn, which Bess will pay for on demand ;
sure to announce, that he Sold and Shared
of the Capital Prizes drawn already this
1,107, a Prize of £5,000, one of tie haat
.d 11 others of £l,OOO, &c.
s Seen very great throughout the 'country,
i-rtd. to be early in their application whil.t
and Shares remain at his Offices, No. 4,
nin..Cross, London.
r co. taming Three Prizes of E 50,000, Ban
stapes to sell All the Three Prises of 4.30,000
ry.
London, England, 1818-03-18

emit that the Admiralty hallow I great deal for
the Navy ; but it should be setalected that it was
only since he (Mr. Forbes) and other gentlemen had
begun to talk about the hard case of the Midship-
men, that upwards of one thousand of them had been
raised to the rank of Lieutenants, and they were sa-
Itisfied. But the general complaint of the Navy was,
that they were not on the footing they ought to be,
in comparison with Officers of the Army. All there-
fore he wished, was, that the Navy should be equally

well taken care of.
Mr. CROKER admitted, that of course it eras the
Honourable Gentleman's right to make any observa-
tions he pleased upon the subject, at any stage of the
proceedings ; but what he (Mr. Croker) had com-
plained of was, that the Honourable Gentleman had
not made those remarks in a Committee—(hear.)--
-He did not think it quite fair that the Honourable
Gentleman should come up with his second budget
of grievances at a time when the details could not be
so well entered into as they might have been on a
former stage. He should conclude by stating, as he
had before observed, that whenever tile Honourable

Member thought proper to bring forward these mat-
ters, he would be most ready to meet him upon
them, and give an account of them most satisfactory,
if not to the Honourable Gentleman, at least to the
House and the country.
The Resolution was then agreed to, as were the
other Resolutions of the Committee, except that for
granting 800/. towards remunerating the High Bai-
liff of Westminster for expenses incurred byliim at
the Election in 1812. This vote wai, upon the mo-
tion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, ordered

to be taken into further consideration on Monday,
the Gth of April.
London, England, 1818-03-11

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

J. and W. Frost, Air-street, Piccadilly, army accoutrement-
makers. W. Leighton, R. Riley, J. Paley, L. Harrison, ar.d
W. Potty, Manchester, cotton-manuLcturen. W. Mutrie, B.
Mutrie, and D. Dick, Glasgow mar Lfacturers of fancim:-
line. A. Balfour lad A. Lands!, Stow-Park. A. P. Rdir
ter, C. C. Sibeth, liamburgh st.d London. R. Roper aad J.
and J. Wane, Gravel-lane, lioundstlitch, marine block-snakeea.
M. Butt, S. Birch, and T. Bower, Nam-wick cotton-vjavani.
T. and J. Prowse, Chew Magna, Somerset, surgeons.

We feel pleasure in publishing the following letter,
Is transmitted to us, iu confirmation of a paragraph
which appeared in our Paper, relative to the cure of
that general and dangerous complaint Rupture:

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.
•
• &a—Observing a paragraph In %via. Paper respecting tete enre
of an Hernia, performed (of a large size) by the Medical Board,
at Charlotte I louse, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars Road,ta
justice, Sir, to Messrs. COOPER and Co. I beg to add my
perlocha testimony. /Laving been afflicted nearly twenty years,
and deemed incurable• by err.inent Surgeons, I F.itiently bore my
affliction, expecting every hour to be my List: I at length ap-
plied to the Medical Board, and have reason to pray for that
excellent Establishment, for although I am nearly SO, was per-
fectly cured in a few weeks, and now, thank Goo, enjoy good
health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who knew me will allim that
I wt have no other motive for this communication than a public
benefit.-1 an, Sir, your obedient Servant c. CLITZILIJIA
Dog, sad Sear. near London-rearldat C-corges
Folds, October 1117.
London, England, 1818-03-11

DEAL, MARCH O.

Wind S. W.—Arrived the Tenterden, Russet.t., I
from Seville.—Captain RUSSELL reports that he fell
in with the Eliza, of Bristol, with a signal of distress -
flying, and with loss of rudder; she apparently had
a great many passengers on board. The weather
was such that he could not render them any assis-
tance, though he tried, and lost the fore-top-sail in
the attempt. The Eliza was 50 miles S. W. by com-
pass fiom the Lizard, her drift would be about S. E.
by E.—Also arrived, and remain in the Downs, the
Aurora, GA RDNFTI, from Oporto ; and the Neptune,
RAY, from Palermo—the Java bore up again for
Margate Roads. Came down from the River the
Geoigiana, CAPE, for Yucatan ; Catharine Griffiths,
PEISTER, for Valparaiso; and Nancy, CLARK, from
Sunderland. The outward-bound, as before, remain
all well.

POfITSMOUTII, kilCll In

Wind W. N. \V.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Hon,
on a cruize. Came into harbour the Assiduous, JEN-
KINS, from Patrass, having capsized her windlas pauls,

PLYNIOUTII, 11.1111:11 n.

Came in the Rower, BROWN, from Naples, for
London, England, 1818-03-11

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 9.

Wind N.W.—The Robert Burns, Cor', sailed
from hence for New York on the 11th of February,
has put into Killybegs on the 3d instant, with loss of
masts, bowsprit, and rudder, and having thrown
part of her cargo overboard: she had eight men
washed overboard, three of whom regained the ship,
but the rest were drowned. She had proceeded as
far as long. 18 W. The gale commenced on the 17th
and continued to the (23d ultimo. The Martha, —,
of Whitehaven, coal laden, foundered on Wednes-
day night in Douglas Bay, and the whole crew pe-
rished : three or four vessels were also driven ashore.
London, England, 1818-03-11

PARIS, MARCH 1.

A conference tcok place to-day, at the hotel of the
Duke cf Wellington, between Fs Grace, the Duke
of Richelieu, and the Aznbasadors of Austria, Prus-

sia, and Tuscany.
Lord Wellington gave yesterday a grand dinner.
Prince Tallevrand, and tha Ambassadors of Prussia
and Denmark, were among the number of guests.
M. Brissot, nephew of the Conventionalist Brissot,
author of a work entitled " The Ilemrn of the Exiles,"
has been arrested'.

CHAMBLR OF PEERS.

The Chamber has been occupied the whole of this
week with the Project of Law for the Recruitment cf
the Army. The general discussion has been closed,
and the details of the law are now uri.dergoing con-
sideration.

French 5 per cents. 7th March, 67 fr. 45 c.

MADRID, FERIIUARY 24.

Letters from Cadiz announce the arrival of the
Russian squadron at that Port on the 12t11 lust.

FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY es.

The Chateau of Philipsrul.e, near Hanau, is fitting
up to receive some personage of high distinction. It
is said that the King of Prussia is to reside here du-
ring a part of the summer, and it is concluded from
this circumstance that Frankfort will be the place
where the Congress of Sovereigns will be held.
A good deal is said about a note which the Eng-
lish Minister has remitted to the Germanic Diet,
strongly pressing for a decision in the affair of the
Jews of Frankfort against the Senate of that city.
His Excellency, it is said, cpenly espouses the cause
of the Jews.
London, England, 1818-03-11

are extracts :

PARTS. MARCH 2.

The Duke D'Aumor.t has in the name of the King,
paid a complimentary visit to the Queen of Sweden,
who continues incoguito at Paris. It is said that she
will continue to remain here under the name of the
Countess of Gothland, the climate of the North net
agreeing with her health.
The Project of Law for regulating tle qualifica-
tions of persons to be Members of the Chamber of
Deputies was discussed this day in the Chamber and
adopted.

MARCH 3.—Lord kinnaird left Paris yesterday, on
his return to Brussels.

In the night of Sunday about half after twelve
o'clock, a soldier, named Carte, who was on duty
under the walls of the terrace of the hotel occupied
by the Duke of WELLINGTON, fired his gun. The
Brigadier who was on the patrole at the same instant,
heard the report, and on his repairing to the spot,
the sentinel pretended that after he had fired he had
been assaulted by a number of individuals. The
most active search was immediately made, but no-
body could be discovered. Another sentinel, stationed
very near to the soldier Cante, declared that he had
not heard or seen any one. It was remarked, that
Cante had a contusion on his cheek, as if caused by
the recoil cf his firelock. After being interrogated,
and inquiry being made.at the soldiers of the guard,
lie has been committed to prison.
London, England, 1818-03-11

PORTIILEVEN, CORNWALL, MARCH 2.

During the whole of last week we experienced ex-
ceeding tempestuous weather, which has done con-
siderable damage in almost every port along the
coast. In Penzance pier, two vessels sunk, and four
others much injured. Similar accidents occurred at
St. Ives, Padstow, Falmouth, &c. &c. ; but, although
we lay open, not the smallest injury has been sus-
tained either in the works or boats in this harbour.
London, England, 1818-03-11

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 25.

It is now the general opir.ior. here, that a foreign
loan will be preferable to a domestic one, which
could not remedy the scarcity of money in circula-
tion. We understand that the Bankers have already
consented that the interest of 111, which they de-
manded, shall be reduced to 81,
London, England, 1818-03-11

GRAVESEND, MARCH io.

No arrivals. SaiEd the Regent Packet, Wiener, for Genoa ;
Dorothea, Bandit, for Amsterdam ; Elizabeth, Cassie, for Ja-
rl.4:a; Fame, Fletcher, for Ilamburgh ; Generous Friends,
for 114emen; and the Naiad, Medd, for Rotterdam.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, mAncit 10.

SHIP/ Evrer.En INwsam.-.-The Prince Leopold, from Man
settles ;' from Ancona. O& rw.tate...-31tt
Dorothy, fcr Ilambargh ; Anna Elizabcth. fur Norjkoping
Briton, for Ilavannah; Pilot, for IlLdkoping.

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