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London, England, 1818-01-23

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.

ALBY, JANUARY 13.

Bastide, Jausion, and the other prisoners, have not
yet left Rodez. The additional proceedings, which
ak now completed, present a supernumerary list of
43 witnesses, and still they are not exhausted. M.
Bastide, a young aclvocate of about 25 years of age,
E has sunk beneath,the of having r his uncle
the prisoner Basticles ont ; his brother also, has
been s.e months. ling with same mgas-
choly Aqings, and it isfeareci lie,will socn,become
their victim. These two young Rob. of ..a preposses-
sing figure, a character full of as arty, were . be;
loved by their comrades, andhad,distinguished tbeli-
' selves in their studies. The youngest inhabitediTa-
ris, occupied in finishing his education, when the
flightful assassination of M. Fualdes was known,._
M. Bastide, their grandfather, is given up to the re-
gret of too lengthened an old age ; the only illusion
that binds'him to life- is the hope of seeing the inno-
cence of his son proclaimed. The respectable mother
of Jausion was' more happy ; she expired before the
first trial.

Madame Jausion, always ill, is in such a state of
weakness, that it will perhaps be impossible to con-
vey her hither. Bancal has demanded a confessor,
and the permission to see her children.
The son of M. Fualdes arrived two days ago at
Rodez.

A new incident occupies the whole city. M. Con-
,.starts, Ex-Commissary of Police, removed from his
plAce since the commencement of the process, was
suddenly arrested on the llth, at six in the morning.
The order for his arrest had been transmitted by an
extraordinary. messenger, M. Aubaret, with a celerity
and discretion.difficus to find in asinall town. eased
him in his bed, b 7 the 4nicsen 041*41.1711°Atei y
assisted that Commissary hop #44ctio.as.. The hater
London, England, 1818-01-23

HAMBURGH MAIL.

DECEMBER '26.

A remarkable Declaration has now appeared, made
by his Majesty in the Council of State, and delivered
to the Diet by the Chancell
His Majesty, who lail before the States his
gracious proposal respectin; the general circulating
currency, and the maintenance ofits value, informs
them, that as his constitutional duties do not prescribe
to his Majesty any proposal of the kind, his Majesty's
sole view was to meet the wishes of the States and of
the Public, and give the Diet a fresh ,proof of his
confidence by communicating the views and plans
which appeated to his Majely the best calculated to
attain the great objects of maintaining the value of
the currency, promotin the circulation, mad encou-
raging induitry. His Majesty, who loves to rely im-
plicitly on the patriotism and enlightened views of
the Diet, will be happy to le urn that the States have'
discovered means more co. formable to those impor-
tant ends tl an those proposed, and he may himself
reap the frt it of such-great exertions. His Majesty
will find saisfaction in the consciousness of having I
spared no jains to attain the same end, and his chief
reward in the welfare of the country.
But lie Majesty, in leaving it to the States to
develope Lt the same time the importance of main-
taining the public currency, as also the means, em-
braces this opportunity to declare, that' His Majesty
and his Royal Highness the Crown Prince do not
intend to make in future, as they have hitherto done,
any sacrifices for this purpose; but that, hencefor-
wards, the States alone are charged with the respon-
sible care to maintain in its value the currency which
is issned under their guarantee, and which represents
all the private property in circulation. As tie States
have the choice of the means, it is also their business
to take measures to execute them ; and his Majesty
is assured, that the Representatives of the Nation will
neglect nothing to fulfil the expectations of his Ma-
jesty and of the.Nitsktis. If the States will estimate
the necessary Jpealy. and apply to his Majesty en
join his endeavours in this respect with those of the
Agents of the Bank, his Majesty, fully convinced of
the influence of the money system on the. general
welfare, is not indisposed to contribute to it on his
part ; and the sacrifices already made by his Majesty
and the Crown Prince for this end, give the States a
sure pledge of the continued care which his Majesty
and his Royal Highnesss will not cease to give to this
important branch of the general circulation.'"
As in consequence of this declaration, no more Bills
were drawn on 'Change for account of the Govern-
ment, the course fell from 103 to 112 schilL for the
Hamburgh Bank dollar.
London, England, 1818-01-23

BURNEY CLUB.
TING of this CLUE, holden pursuant
at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queets-
day, January 7th, 1518,
The Rev. Dr. KAYE,
College, Cambsidge, and Regius Professor of
Divinity, in the. Chair;
iesolutinns were unanimously adopted :
[embers of this Club moat deeply deplore the
Rev. Dr. Belmar; whom they not only ad-
e most eminent Scholars of the age, but whom
as their Preceptor, and loved as their Friend.
le they daily feel an increasing conviction of
lefits which they derived in their youth from
d while they dwell, with a mournful mixture
egret, on their enjoyment of his society in
rs, they are desirous of raising a public and
f their veneration, their gratitude, and their

at and Tablet be erected to his Memory in
7, with a suitable Inscription.
ibscription of Two Guineas each be immedi-
ray the eYpense of the same ; and that, in corn-
nh expressed by several Pupils of the late Dr.
not Members of this Pub, the Subscriptions
lucated tinder him be received.

gular List of the Subscribers be kept by the
ler in' which he receives their Subscriptions.
Se necessary arrangements for the furtherance
s be referred to a Committee, consisting of the
of this Meeting, the Secretary, and the four
:—and that a Report of their proceedings
rotary at the next Anniversary Meeting.
EDWARD FOSS, Scsnstary, 4
26, Essex-street.
TO THE PUBLIC.

- - -
ED CAPITALS-THREE PRIZES OF
DOS 4WD POUNDS-ROSTOCK PRIZES
s-EVERY TICKET WILL DECIDE
LTE-EVERY PRIZE WILL. BE PAID
G MONEY-TWELVE PIPES OF PORT
DDITION TO THE SCHEME

le Contractor for the present STATE
baying submitted the Scheme, with every par-
`m the Government Gazette, in all the News-
h may be had at any Lottery Office in the
respectfully solicits attention to the fogovring
ur of - -

Z 30,000
5,000
1,000
500
400
500
1100, #5O, &c. &C. -
STERLING MONEY.

£90,000
15,000
10,000
6,000
5,600
5,400
46,000

alma &Toney Prizes, and totally independent
of *Saone,
LVE PIPES OF POUT WINE.

oldcrs of the First-drawn Blank, on the rirst,
ird Days of Drawing, npy imtnedlately select
of any Wine Merchant they please, Fear Pipes
old Fort Wine, and te proporrionfur Sherri.
all the Capital Prizes sold by DISH, the Con.
his Agents, within the last few Years, would
olio volumes.
In the LAST LOTTERY of
London, England, 1818-01-23

:EE PRIZES OF £90,000 !!!

SISI4 sold them all ! I !
rery last Lottery Three Prizes of 4'20,000,
us other Capitals, ALL IN SHARES,
hirty differeit Towns in the Country.
hares arc now on Sale by BISH, Contractor,
wing-Cross, London, and by all his Agents in
1, and Scotland.

IitAWING THE FOURTH MARCH,
London, England, 1818-01-23

TIIINSIC ADVANTAGES.

STOCK-BROKER' 9, CORSHILL, and 17,
szz-srarrr, having Invariably fend that
A PLAIN SCHEME,
Prizes are Sterling Money, to be that most ap.
nturers, feels great satisfaction in recommending
le present STATE LOTTERY,
begin Drawing 4th of MARCH,

HUNDRED CAPITALS, among which are
,E GRAND PRIZES OF A 30,000!

proportion of mailer Prizes, all 'to be Paid in
*.*; and, as an Addendum to the Scheme, (for it
of it, and in Addition to the fuU mount
to lie paid by Government),
!:LVE PIPES OF PORT WINE

to -he 1101dersOf Thr;eBl;;;;;n this pro.
he let Blank, lst Day, Four Pipes: to the Ist
1.4.),..r Pipes; to the Ist Blank, 3d Day, Foy
Inc r.:iy be selected by the individual Holders of
Ti' the stock of any Wine Merchant they please,
ourse will receive their exact proportion.

to give the most complete satfsfa;tion, the trigi-
fte,unte mode of Drawing, will be adopted in
c!...re arc no classec, every Ticket will be drawn
each numbe► at once and dinincey deci-
! z.nd no other.

1:3 Shares are on sale in great variety at
WEBB's fortunate Offices,

1111,1, and 17, I.I.7DGATE-KTREET;
nand as aw irwanr,vertible fact, that during the
ra only Five Money Prizes of I:50,000 have
:gland, and the Three of those Five were sold
trusts that his Others will be favoured with an
3 of public patronere on the preivme °tension, for
e pleasure of distributing among his Friends the
Prizes in the present Scheme.
London, England, 1818-01-23

This day was published,
In Three Vols. anto. price .11. 4s. boards,
ROB ROY—A Novel.—By the Author of WA-
VERLY, Ece.
" For why ? Because the good old rule
Sufficed' them—she simple plan
That they should take, who have the power,
And they should keep who can '"
Rob Roy's Grave.—Woansworrst.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. -
Of whom may be had,
Waverly, 3 vole. IL Is. Guy Miaowing, La. The.
Antiquary, 3 vols. IL 4s.

Lately published, handsomely printed in One laTge Vohune,
Octavo, price in boards las.
THE Connection between the SACRED WRIT-
INGS and the LITERATURE of the JEWISH and
HEATHEN AUTHORS, particularly that of the Classical
Ages, illustrated principally with a view to evidence, in cods-
mation of the truth of Revealed Religion.
By ROBERT GRAY, D.D.
Prebendary of Durham and of Chichester, and
Rector of Bishop Wearmouth.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington St. Paul's Church-yard.
Of whom may be had, by tie same Author,
A new Edition of a Key to the OW Testament, and Apocrypha,
in One Volume evo. price 3s.

This day was published, in Two large Volumes, Bvo. a new
Edition, price in boards, los. being the 2.5 d, of
AN ESSAY concerning HUMAN UNDER-
STANDING.—Written by JOHN LOCKE, Gent.—To
this Edition are added,
1. Analysis of Mr. Locke's Doctrine of Ideas, on a large sheet.
2. A Defence of Mr. Locke's Opinion concerning personal Iden-
tity, with an Appendix—S. A Treatise on the Conduct of the
Understanding-4. Some Thoughts concerning Reading and
Study for a Gentleman—S. Elements of Natural Philosophy-
6. A new Method of a Commonplace Book, extracted from the
Author's Works.
Printed for Rivingtons, Lowndes, Dalton, and Co.
Otrldge, Richardson, Lackington and Co. Longman and Co. Ca-
dell and Davies, Mavrman, Law and Whittaker, Kirby, Fenner,
Hunter, Hughes, Robinson and Allman.—Of whom may be had,
Mr. Loess's Wonits, handsomely printed in octavo, in ten
large volumes, price in boards, 6L

DR. REES's NEW CYCLOIVEDIA, with FINE
ENGRAVINGS. This valuable Work will be com-
pleted within the present Year :—the Proprietors, therefore, have
to request their Subscriber* will make up their Sets as early as
convenient, armany of the Parts will soon become scarce. Com-
plete Sets of the Seventy-three Parts already published, may now
be had, price 2.05. each; and royal paper, with proof Plates, 38s.
each Part.
Of all the Encyclopzdias to which the original and celebrated
Dictionary of Chambers has given birth, the Cyclopzdia of Dr.
Rats is the most comprehensive. The long life of the tamed
' and indefatigable Editor has been unremittingly devoted to its
Improvement, aided by his numerous and able coadjutors. The
elegant and accurate Engravings of Lowry, Milton, and Scott,
, which illustrate this Publication, are in themselves of superior
utility and value, and render the Work unique in this popular
class of publications.
In order, indeed, to insure every perfection in their power,
and to fulfill their original promises, the Proprietors have al-
ready expended Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds on
the Work.
London, England, 1818-10-05

X. 4 VAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 1.

Wind from N.N.W. to S.W.—The Dorothy, WAR•
DELL, from Newcastle for Charante, put in to repair
damages, having been run foul of off the Lizard, by
a brig, on Tuesday night last.
OCT. 2.—Arrived thl Lady Arabella Packet, with
a mail from Lisbon, in six days.

PRNZA NCR, OCTOBER!.
Cartain Yount, of the Isabella Simpson, arrived
off this Port the 90th ult. reports—that on the 15th
of Ault he fell in with the Susan, of London, in
the of Florida, from Havannah, homeward-
bound, with her main-mast and fore-topmast carried
away, and that he towed her close in to Nedro Castle.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.
Wind S.W. strong gales.—Yesterday put back-the
Killinbeck, BARNES, from sea. Sailed the Brilliant
transport, BOTHWELL, for Chatham. Arrived to-day
his Majesty's ship SATELITE, from the Mediterranean,
and is put uder quarantine; also the ROSARIO, from
a cniize. Several brigs passed through, but from its
blowing strong we could not ascertain their names.
London, England, 1818-10-05

part of the nation, and it would soon be universal,
if it were not for the host of Friars and Inquisitors,
every where spread through the country. When FZR-
LIHNAND re-established the luqusition be was aware
it would be the best pillar to his throne. Flatterers,
Monks, and weak men, are the only persons in fa-
vour, among whom the King's spiritual Director,
Bencomo, General Vigodet, the Duke de Alagon,
and Father Cirilo, are most distinguished."

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1818-10-05

DEAL. OCTOBER 4.

Wind S.W.—Yesterday- passed through the Downs
several sail of vessels for the River, names unknown.,
And to-day arrived and sailed for the River, the
Alexandrine, Batson., from Havre ; Lucy Davidson,
'CAMPBELL, from *Jamaica; Ruth, litnium, from
ditto ; and, the (Nomocto, from Bengal—the three
latter remain in the Downs. Came down from dui
diver, the Lord Suffield, Bkows, for Calcutta; the,
'William Manning, &tiro, for St. Kites ; Commerce,
gyxNcs, for Antigua ; William Dawson, fbr Nova
Scotia ; and the Havannah, Dt:xxop, for Corunna ;'
and remain in the Downs with the rest of the out-
wird-bound.

DOVER. OCTODEk 5.
Arrived last night the Queen Charlotte, Captain
TiTOMAS, from Calais, with the EarlO. f 11 --A—ROWEY,
and his Lordship is gone this afternoon to Walmer
Castle. to visit the Earl of LIVERPOOL. Sailed this
evening the Lord Duncan packet for Ostend, with a
mail and passengers. Arrived this evening the In-
dustry, Captain ARCITER ; Pell, Captain STEANIS;
and l'iris, French packet, from Calais, with passen-
gers. Sailed this day the Prince Leopold, Captain
Rouziis, for Calais, with Lord Mavou and family.

OCTOBER 4.—Arrived this morning the Princess
Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend,
with a mail and passengers. Sailed this morning the
Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, for Calais,
with Admiral the Earl of ST. VINCENT'S. Arrived
off this port yesterday, the Posthumous, Capt. Hoot),
from Jamaica.

RABISGATB., OCTOBER 4.
Wind &W.—Came in several vessels for shelter.
DtarsioUTH OCTOBER 5

Arrived yesterday, the sloop Elizabeth, REES, of
Milford, having sprung a leak at sea, from London
to Liverpool, with tallow, porter, &c. Also arrived
tith afternoon, the sloop Peggy and Mary, EDBROOK,
Of Swansea, with loss of sails, leaky, and, other da-
mage, from Pool to Bristol, with blubber, &c. The
Elizabeth having been put on the ground yesterday,
the leak has been found, and she will proceed on her
voyage the first fair wind.

WHITBY, OCTOBER 5.
Put back to our Roads, the Hannah, HAY, battin
to Memel, having been in sight of the Norway land,
in want of water.
LIVERPOOL. OCTOBER 3.
. . . .

• Arrived the Britannia, Beserrr' from London,
With loss of maintop mast. The John Winslow,
lioDozs, from• Honduras, was lost the 26th of July,
on the main reef near to Cocoa-nut keep : the greater
part of cargo damaged.
London, England, 1818-10-05

CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, OCTOBER 3.

Satre zsrturri nrivaans.—Jobanona, Walter, from Pißau ;
Romulus, Cargill, from Riga; Speedwell packet, Varrell, from
Jersey; Eliza, Martin, from Leghorn; 'Warkwaith, Theseus,
from Haniburgh ; Endgrat, Jonge, from Amsterdam; Dart,
Alickson, froni Marseilles; Liebe, Runuaens, from Carolindziel;
and Liberty, Johnsen, from Jersey.
sperffAaps.—Wear Poinder Knopton, Christie, and Sir God.
frey Webster, Boyes, for Jamaica; the St. George, Brown, for
Grenada; Peace, Garland, for Mainenr; Britannia, Fox, for
Bremen • Waterloo, Warren, far Harlingen ; Spring, Jack, for
Riga; Thetis, Reed, for Hamburgh; Anna Dorothea, Rogers,
for Tenerife; Chance, Molter, and Peace, Fryer, fur Rotter-
dam; Nicholson, Cairn, and Spring, —, for Genoa and Leg.
horn; Repeater, for Baltimore; and the Asia, Lindsay,
for Bombay.

The IPITIGENIA, Captain HYDE PARKER, will sail
from Portsmouth for the Jamaica station to-morrow:

The Emily, SAUNDERS, from Liverpool to Gibral-
tar, sunk in Dublin Bay on the 29th ult. crew caved.
The Eleanor, STEPDENS, from London to Ostend,
was totally lost off Flushing on the CGth ultimo ;
crew saved.

The Alaatross, from Falkland Islands to Salem,
was abandoned at sea the 3d ultimo, being a com-
plete wreck.
The Rothermurchus, Dons, of Leith, wasstranded
on Gothland 25th ultimo—crew saved.

A person, who formerly lived in Portsmouth, writes
to a friend from St. Johns, New Brunswick, tinder
date August I S :—" Since I have been in this city,
it has been visited by a great number of people from
Europe—the far greater proportion from Ireland,
whose principal object was to get to the United States
of America. Others from Scotland and Yorkshire
have settled here, and taken up their lands, as by
law allowed. The number of inhabitants is increased
one-third. It is a great pity that emigration to Arno:
rica cannot be avoided ; for, reason as you may, it
will come to this—it is supplying a rival nation with
the sinews of war—with the mea that must, and will,
ere long, turn their arms against the country which
gave them birth : the Government that succoured
them in the day of distress, may, from the natural
operations of the mind, afterwards reckon upon their
best affections and services. We have a free trade
with America, but none of their vesrels have yet en-
tered our harbours. Our ships have stopped some
of their fishing-boats, and they have retaliated upon
our trade. We must keep a sharp look-out, or they
will get the start of us, as it respects our possessions
here. This city is *ready improved since my resi.
deuce: to its public buildings have been recently
added, a Scotch kirk, a Baptist chapel, and a Ro-
man Catholic chapel. The Baptist chapel is supplied
from England, and he is a very able preacher. The
merchants have begun to build their houses with
brick and setae, and of no small magnitude."
London, England, 1818-10-05

ICUESY ER, OCTOBER 3.

to state that many of the rejected Spin-
en received again into their respective
have consequently returned to their la-
I could also announce a satisfactory
• the dispute between the journeymen
their employers; but such is- not the
sof another turn-old among them, par-
! differ cnt towns adjacent to this, are
entertained.

ng robbery was perpetrated late last
r this morning, when the store of Mr.
0, provision-merchant, of St. Mary's,
was broken open, and property to a
tarried away. The extent of the loss
rely ascertained; but among the stolen
ire already missed, are ten firkins of
e quantity of soap, &c. The robbers
isappointed in what was supposed to
object of their search, Mr. Briddon
tly removed all the cash to his dwel-
cept a small quantity of cower.
the young man mentioned in
i ult. as having been apprehended for
Caye's Overseer, on the Gorton-road,
1, was yesterday fully committed to
le, to take his trial at tile, issuing
His accomplice, Arakijs,los_not Set
at his person being wed known to the
of this town, there is no fear of hi
to elude their vigilance. He is sip-
seted in the neighbourhood, and an.ac-
aw for him.
London, England, 1818-12-08

THE ARMY.
The 13th Light Dragoons are in h )urly expects-
tation of their route to March from Manchester to
the point of embarkation for the E ist-Indies, and
the 7th Hussars are daily expected t ) arrive to take
charge of their horses, and supply their place.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. DECEMBER 5.

Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Highfield, Joy, from
Rio Janeiro—sailed 19th September. Put in, in
_

want of provisions, the Shakespear, JACKSON, from
(iramichi, (sailed 11th November) with loss of main-
yard and bulwarks. Also the American ship Africa,
NEIL, from London for St. Übe's—sails split, and
leaky.
London, England, 1818-12-08

yet useful :us one of your Executive Body.

reception with which my applications have been
;to-ammo offers of support with which I have
have determined me to proceed to the Ballot,
',untied confidence that the result will place me
R.-situation to which I aspire.
so extensive, often interrupted by unavoidable
I ban not had it in my power, in every instance,
isitations in periJn but the omission,wherever

. ham been wholly involuntary ; and I hope to be
Jay of Fiection, to pay my respects to every
he Metropolis and Its Vicinity•
honour to be, Ladle' and Gentlemen,
London, England, 1818-12-08

or obedtent, obliged, and iaithful Servant,

WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY.
lc, '0 December, 1918.

tv for conducting Mr. Money's Election, will
nt. London Tavern, in Bishopsgate-strtet,

•imn for the promotion of hi 3 success

I:y receivel

(U'S PATENT IMPLRIAL TWINE
continues to be mild at the Patentee's 1,371 r-
e, CUE kPS i DE, (and no where el:e whatever),
I, for Exportation, and by the Piece, containing
each, at 21.; 23.6 d.; s, ; 3s. 6d. per yard;
To those W:1,0 go to, or reside in hot climates, this
•: th greatest utility. Its oatmeal protection and
i.ihr.utit is those climates, as well as in the more
itul northerly ones, where a warmer article than
red or preferred, being fully aseertained.--Orders
th.• Patentee, as above, will he execursd (free of
I parts of England, Scotland, and Wales, and the
wide widths for Sheeting contain from
.•*r each, and are most clearable for winter wear
and for travelling, fcc. Remittance through
trs, or in Notes, by Post, prevents the pas-
, th- difference of the amount of Pieces ordered
J, in the Goods, and on the receipt of which the
11 Note," to he remind.

truing ip the countiy, and others, !ming sad vail
Is of tile above, the Public are respectfully infqr-
sum, PATSNT TWINS adtts cab be obtained, Ee.
d by the Patentee, uts where where whatever but
London, England, 1818-10-02

LONDON.

RIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1818.

THE FUNDS.
:TOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOSK
ck shut-3 per Cent. Reduced shut—
ot. Consols 75k—for Acc. 75 i.
shut-4 per Cent. shut
\.n•y 105a—India Bonds 80 pre.
3 dis.—Exchequer Bills 18 19 prem.

wing are the average prices of Grain for
immediately succeeding the 15th August,
Importation is regulateA from the places
river Eyder and Bidassoa, but not with
•
7 other places :

AV )RALLY. OATS. BF %NS. TEAS.
s. rL s. d. s. d. s. d.
1 52 7 49 2 32 11 68 4 58 11
51 8 52 2 32 5 70 10 62 9
3 54 1 52 10 32 10 73 6 66 1

0 54 2 S 4 6 33 5 74 4. 70 7
11 58 6 SG 7 33 6 76 0 69 2
8 61 7 58 7 33 5 77 0 78 1

CGREGATE ATERACt or sir wrtics.
11 55 1 53 11 33 1 73 4 66 6
the Ports are shut against Wheat, and
s to be prohibited.

Papers of Tuesday arrived this forenoon.
Funds appear to be again in a fair way
The 5 per Cents. on Monday, had
r.SOc. An article from Vienna states,
of the Austrian Archdukes, M.Axtmt-
rt, is about to pay a visit to England,l
sl by a Colonel WCEBER.
London, England, 1818-10-02

lUILDRALL, LOHDON,Atm 46, 1818:
M
[MIE for LETTINO the CITY'S
will inert at GUILDHALL =THURSDAY,
letober neat, it Twelve oTioek at Noon,
MILK! AUCTION, on a Building Lease for
qicha, inns, 1818, TWO LOTS of GROUND
e !Ulf-moots-passage, in Leadenhall-Market
'Nit Auction, on a Lease for 21 Years from
118, a Bowe on the West side of Darkhouse.

e rroposals for erecting four Shops in the lie-
n at Ltaienhall.
Conditions for Letting the said Ground and
Ilan, Drawings, and Specifications for erecting
may be KW at the Mee of Works Guildhall:
JOS. BUSIINAN, Comptroller.
,R he COURT for the RELIEF of
ENT DEBTORS. The Petition of THOMAS
,inc of the Town and County of Newcastle-
urcr, but now a Prisoner for Debt confined in
aol of Newpte, in the Town and County of
.ryne, will be heard before his Majesty's Jas.
a: for the said Town and County, at the General
of the Peace which will be holden at New-
t the said Town and County, on Wednesday, the
totter, 1818, at the hour of Ten o'Clock In the
hat a Schedule annexed to the said Petition,
t of the Creditors of the Prisoner, is filed in the
id Court, No. 9, Essex-street, Strand, to which
the said Prisoner may refer ; and he does hereby
e is ready and willing to su'Jmit to be examined
tire of his conduct to his Cr..ditors.
THOMAS NICHOLSON.
gent, Westminster Road, London.
IE EVENING STAR
London, England, 1818-10-02

CORN EXCEANGE, M:IRK-LANE. ocron:

The arrival of foreign Wheat this week being
dderable, and having, had a large supply from
Suffolk coast, caused exceedingly heavy sale for
except fine samples of our own growth, which
tamed Monday's prices. English Barley went
slowly this morning, but not on loWer.terrns thr
Monday. Oats are Is. per quarter cheaper, in
sequence of large supplies. both foreign and En,
White Peas are full ss. per quarter cheAper, ha'
little or no demand at present.

SMITHFIELD SIAIMET, OCTOBER 2.
Beef ed to 511 04 rd. Ss od to es
Mutton .. Od to is id Pork —. od to 6s
Lamb is. od. is So.. ed.

Beasts 690--C dyes f2OO--Bhoep aria St6Bo--Pi1e,990

HAY .AND STRAW PER LOAD. • -
Hay £s Os to 48 Os Straw E'4Os to £2
I
ti Us to 9 9, ... Os Offs to
London, England, 1818-12-30

ilt Sidi •
iwltiyitshsgatoe,cif v)de,thr.aends-e
B3hitiiss
►
e few last days.
xercise on horse-
:hool. The last • .
r, Lord Say and
CONYNGFIAM,
,LETON, BCC.
at St. Thomas's
. • r
Esq. Coroner,
ed eight years, 1 •
tanner. The de •
tden•row, Saint
y morning last,
e stood near the
n the bars of the ~1
enveloped with
:reaming dreada,
g garments from
ter hands shock-
ing took fire, bet
• .
nan passing by,
took hold of one
a pond opposite
,4
omas's Hospital,
a—Accidentally e.•
le same time and
he body of Ilan- •
daughter of Mr... •
d, a hose clothes
ice, and she was
tath. Vet c:ict—
t the same time,
ly oflames Gib•
Mr. Gibson, or
whose death I:ap7
nstances : The
r in a cup on the
le room ; during
:he cup of water,
m she turned her
place where she
msed to drop the
chest so severely
roduce his death.
each.
ident took plate • „ •
the neighbour- -
;fusion. In con,
above place not •
f late, the parish,
;bre conveniently
fined on Lying
ime past several
em in the High-
in making`thein
rging until Mon-
when an acci-
curred. Several • ,
at the bottom of 4
we at CI}E-tOp •CC)
oadhurst, brick-•
rson esaployed to
vas at walk with
at the bottom of
sourer digging at
was afraid there
e being quite Wet
aving given way.
to the bottoM to
!anger, and. was . I
moment to spare
Lich the dirt was
i some of the men
st got on the tub,
e to draw up,. or.
•
hearing the alarm
in a mom _,a the
e way and buried
• ;
soon spread about
feral thousandsr of
and the labourers
s ; they continued
near to the place-
but ied, smother-
4r. Broadhurst on
the pick-axe, as
very indistinctly ;-
drea.iful picture
irst and his man
tensible) as if they
ands, which were
selves from being
3wn, the body of a
account was alive
lad, was lying flat,
quite dead. An-
, was shortly after
which he had made
lifficulty extricated I
stremely exhausted
reial bruises. Ids.
They were drawn
nem to a Surgeon's,
ry assistance, Mr.
nce in High-street,
in a very danger-
eceased was con-
mer's Inquest.
resterday morning,
, in Church-street,- r•
by the falling of
New Chapel. He •
ran off, previously 1. .
and to contain the 'r
a poor man in the
,ried only last Sun-
watch-nouse, and
tin- an had a gi oi
lid nc t succeed at
DECEMBER 30.•-.-
the price of Flour
day's market, there
VSI e tt this morn-
gber. Fine English
'ices, although we •
uffolk and Norfolk.
after, and sold full
Beans no alterative,.
. ,
London, England, 1818-09-18

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the Hetiourable the Commissioner; of his Igajeety's
Cutter, at the Cestom-Home. ROCHESTER, oa Tram-
Der. the 24th September. 18111. at Eleven &Clock in the
Forenoon.
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONIth, in sindry
Los, viz.

TOIL zoos
Abort II Gass. Otassva
mm••••••• i•
Baas 41 Whig
2716.. Cocos
Me Yards Thread Lao sad
Edging
4 Shawls

7 Aladin
11111 atones torralasta
190 Prins*
45 Owen Games
14 Rings
Paintings
11 Strings Coral Beads

Scarfs f 1 Gokl-Watch
1 Coral Necklace and Ear I 1 Gold Locket
Dropa 7 Pieces Paper for Rooms.
Also, 1 Medal, 2 Pair Par Drops, 8 Silk Winders, 12 Pair
Shoes, 3 Snuff' Boxes, 1 Remnant Crape, 4 Dresses 6 Yards
Muslin, 5 Handkerchiefs, I Remnant Cambric, 3 PI Elastic
Qters, 2 Bottles Cologne Water, 1 Bottle Lavender Water, 3
Books, 13 Pieces Sealing Wax, 2' Remnants Oil Skin, t I'ieces
Teak Wood. till! Materials of a Yawl and an Open Boat, 2 An-
chors, and 1 Warp.

TO PI 310173/ UP :

ONE YAWL, sad ONE GALLEY.
IPOS lIIPOZTATiON:
80 Pieces, and 35 single Silk I 13 Remnants Silk
Handkerchiefs IS Yards Silk Ribband
13 Silk Shawls 121 Pair Leather Gloves

8 Silk Scarfs
Silk Half•l.

3 Pair Silk Stockings.

701 TEE BUMS :

S Casks, about 37 Oath. Wine 1 Cue containing is Shells
About 12 Dozen Bottles ditto 1 Case containing S Earthen
4 Cases Succadu Rots
6 Cakes Soap 2 Paintings
1 Cue Arrow Boot Powder g Bottles Pickles.
N.B. The above Goods may be viewed between the hours of
Ten and Four, tbe day preceding, and morning of the Sde. '
A deposit of Twentylive per Cent. will be required.
London, England, 1818-09-18

PRIVATELY STEALING.

Margaret Reading, aged 17, Rebecca Gould, 16,
and Mary Sanders, 15, were indicted for stealing
thirteen yards of printed calico privately in the shop
("James Hodgetts, rear Finsbury-square ; and also
for stealing a silk scarf privately in the shop of Sa-
' muel Cater.
It appeared from the statement of Mr. Hodgetts,
that the prisoners came into Lis shop or. the 14th of
July, on pretence of looking at some trifling things,
which they went away without purchasing ; imme-
diately after they were gone, he missed the printed
calico: he went in pursuit of them, and found
an-
other person pursuing them for a theft committed in'
another shop ; when taken the cotton was found on
one of them ; it was worth 30s. nobody saw it taken,
it had been in that part of his window which they
could easily have seen outside.
fir: Cater, a linca-draper, splate th.e pitmen!
London, England, 1818-09-18

having come into hit shop, and stolen the property;
laid in the indictment, which was found upon Gould.
Thomas Wood, the shoprnan of Mr. Cater, said
the prisoners, Reading and Sanders, came into the
shop on the 14th of July ; about five minutes after
they went away ; he pursued them down Chiswell-
street; he came up with the three prisoners and an-
other woman, all of whom were talking together
he took hold of Sanders, and the others ran away ;
having given Sanders into the custody of an officer,
he pursued the other two, and secured them. When
Gould was taken back to the shop, she dropped Mr.
Cater's property. —Guilty—Death.
Mary Log, aged SS, was also indicted for pri-
vately stealing in the shop of Mr. Purser, in the
parish of St. Giles.
The Shopman of the prosecutor said, that on the
Sd of August the prisoner came into his shop, and
asked to look at some linen ; afar looking at several
pieces, she went away without buying any ; but the
witness saw her put something under her shawl; as
soon as she went away, she was followed and brought
back ; immediately on which, she dropped a piece of
printed cotton which she had taken away.—Guilty
of stealing, but not privately.
.lamer Lowe was tried for stealing a bundle, the
property of James Taylor. It appeared that these
parties had been in company together at a public-
house ; when Taylor fell asleep ; and while he was
in that situation, the prisoner went away with his
bundle.—Guilty.
London, England, 1818-09-18

In pursuance of the above Resolutions, the House Combs/am
have to acquaint the Clergy of the HatablishedeCharelt—A Cian.
tieman is required to undertake the ftce of Chaplain and Rai.
dent Governor. Ile must be between the ages of twenty-six and
forty, and in Priest's Orders. Ile will be expected to reside in
the Hospital, and not und:rtake any duty out of it. The parti-
culars of the duties to be performed may be had, by application
to, the Secretary, Mr. Jones, Bell-court, Walbrook ; of at dm
Hospital. The emoluments will be Two Hundred sad FIAT
Pounds a year, exclusive of the Table, Coals, Candles andattatio
dance which will be provided for him. Such Gentlemos as MI
desirous of undertaking this serious and important duty, ikr"a
quested to attebd and produce their Testimonials to the
Committee at the London Hospital, on the 20th day of Oct
A
1818, at or before Eleven o'clock in the morning of ttatt dap".
JOHN JONES, Secretary. -
N. B. The Day of Election Is fixed for the 19th November.
London, England, 1818-09-18

This day was published,

}Jesuitly printed, price 7s. in extra boards, embellished with
Seven 4..pper-plate Engravings,
A POETICAL INTRODUCTION to the STUDY
OF BO? A NI Y.

By FRANCES ARABELLA ROWDEN.
The Third Edition.
Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane.
London, England, 1818-09-18

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yeiterday morning, on the opening of the Court,
it was stated that the Grand Jury, Inaving finished
their ardnous business at a late hour on Wednesday
night, had now broke up. The.Petit Jury ,having
been sworn, the Learned CUALRMAN proceeded to
several trials.
Alexander IPVergh, late a Lieutenant in the 77th
Regiment of Foot, was charged with violently as-
saulting Mr. Philips, a clerk to Mr. Harvey, the
Army Agent. It appeared the deftndant considered
he had some claim, which it was satisfactorily prov.
ed he had not, and had several times gone to the
Office and behaved most violently, at the last of
which, in June, he endeavoured to do the complain,
ant a bodily injury. The case being proved, the Jury
immediately found him—Guilty.
The Learned CHAIRMAN, with great humanity,
deplored the situation the defendant was in, and said
he had an opportunity of knowing, that wherever he
was engaged he had behaved bravely: the Court
would therefore (though the case required otherwise)
only call on him for his own sureties in the sum of
£4O, which was entered into, and he was discharged.
The trials for this day being ended, the Jury was
addressed from the Bench, stating that the business
of the day would not require their attendance.
The Jury having retired, the Court proceeded to
hear and determine different appeals, &E. in confor-
mity to their notice of last Thursday. A
London, England, 1818-01-24

•
tne to comply with the intimation of the Court, what-
ever be the consequence el ray re.n:sal. I cannot
consent to resign my child to tech a father; the base-
ness of his conduct both to me and my child has
been such as to compel me to extremities. He has
not seen the child for the last three years, nor has he
now any real motive of affection in depriving me of
its custody.
Lord Er.r.sseohourat.--Then you must be sworn
to answer interrog.aories for your contempt. You
need not be committed, as you arc already under re
c•Jgnizances.
Mr. RICUMIDSON said that the lady was already
.ontempt, in not making a return to the Writ of
1::be,21 Corpus.
Mr. Justice BATLET.--Not in contempt: she is not
yet reported in contempt.
Mrs. Dobin informed the Court that her bail were,
inr attendance to continue their recognizance.
She was then sworn to answer interrogatories, and
Mr. Thomas Deers and Mr. George Walker were
continued as her hail. - _
London, England, 1818-01-24

RATION OF VIE RECRUIT.

hereby acknowledge that the above Notice
is me, and that I was strictly questioned by
did or did not belong to the Militia? and
id not : I do hereby declare that I did not
vf belong to the Militia." •

the state of the Duke of YORK, yes-
t his Royal Highness continues to get

CLARENCE has happily made great
feet recovery from his late attacic.—
ghness was among the dinner party,
ie Pavilion, Brighton.

of IfEssn, Duchess of CAMBRIDOZ
Lnd-daughter of the second daughter
Lnd is the fifty-niath heir to the Crown

)uke NICHOLAS of RUSSIA and his
visiting England early in the ensuing.
iperial Highness, on his late visit, he-
r:loured of this country.

ith much concern, that the amiable
41NGTON hasbeen seriously indisposed
, arising from a dreadful actident, no
reaking one of the tendons Achille.—
e occurrence arose in a singular way.
are the facts Grace was read-
ntt her illustri,,us husband, in which
!ss thaw forty hours after the receipt
ein London." fhe Duchess had pro-
r, when in burst the Duke. In the
to receive hi> welcome embrace, she
i., but unfortunately one of her feet
la with a table or chair, she fell, and
cidert aboye related. A series of hys-
d, and her Grace did not recover till
to bed. The !its arose from extreme
~ult of ill healtl• for a long time past.
iterdav way, that the Duchess was
ier bed.

at still

2.3, •
London, England, 1818-01-24

CRIMNBIi• SWEBPERB.

This.day was published, by Baldwin, Crodeak, and Joy, ?stet.
roster-rovr, juice 3.i. 6d.
'DEPORT from the. COMMITTEE of the Hors,
the MOOSE of COMMONS at the EMPLOYMENT
of Boys in SWEEPING of CHIMNIES; totether with the
Minutis or Evidence, and an Appendix. Published under the
direction of the Society for sepersedingthe necessity of Climbing
Boys: With Notes and Observations.
By WILLIAM TOOKE, Eq.
- . . . . _

It includes alao a complete List of Penns using the Machine,
and a desoriptivo Engrarins of it.
London, England, 1818-01-24

Just pftblished, price Ic.

A,N INVESTIGATION OF THE CAUSE OF
11 EASTER, 181$, being appointed on a weoso nav, plainly
*hewing that unless the present system of computation shall be
aissdishad, greater errors must ensue ; containing also, I'voposals
for a Universal Calendar.

By a X.L'MBER of the University of Oxford.
London Printed for Same/ Leigh, 18, Strand.
London, England, 1818-01-24

THE ARMY.

F GENERAL OFFICrRS,

!E ARMY LIST OF NOVEMBER, ISM,

AD, OR HAVE RETIRED FROM THE ARRVIEE
100---LIETLE MORE THAN SEVIN VICARS:

J. Sowerby
D. M'Domild
r. Champagne
lingonin
iF. R. Humphreys~i.
Amherst /
Ir. W. Este
R. Aytoun

W. G. Grace
R. Garden
J. M'Grath
W. T. Harwood
A. Keith
G. Stewart
A. Shaw
G. Dyer

•.1. Hay
Sir J. Douglas
T. Hall
W. Paterson
J. A. Vesey
F. M. Sproule
W. de Dorenberg
G. D. Drummond
R. Hulse
• llon. E. Pskenbam
R. Gillespie
•U. 11`Kinnon
Wynch
J. Baird
W. Wheatley
1. Ross
0. T. Jones
Richard Lvi
W. Tomlinson
W. Say
H. Davis
W. Brooke
Hon. W. Ponsonby
K M Donald ' 1
W. Doran
H. Smith
C. Robinson
W. F. Spry
.T. Brown
H. Cuyler
•J. B. Sherrett
J. A. Stuart
J. Picton
W. M'Caskill.
G. Wilson
J. Crowley
T. C. Elrington
W. Lockhart
• R. Ross
lion. W. Blaquiere
W. H. Campbell
J. Fraser
•S. Gsbhs
D. M'Donald
Sir W. W. Dalling
W. Bray
J. Willock
M. E. Jacobs
N. Peacock
T. Steele
P. Maxwell
R. Young
C. Browne
T. Inglis
•I'Sir W. J. Myers
•t Arthur Gore
1. lon. W. Molesworth
Stuart
tT. Mellor
j.T. T. Ilardysnan
H. A. Seymour
I.W. Kent

IF. Grose
111. R. Gale
\V. Ramsay
IL Skerratt
C. Campbell
Sir G. Prevost
A. Whetham
W. Johnstone
Y. r... Gower
A. Abercromby
J. rveleigh
.3. T'newles
ldr. C.irr..-.kliael
•••nr J. Leith
*sir T. Picton
J. I lendersnn
ISir W. Erskine
r Stvrliens
V. de Wat.teville
\V. (life
!H. Brereton
!T ard :Montgomery
INN'. Balfour
i
..I. I lodglon
ll'. Stevenson
'I,. Bradshaw
G. \V. I'. Harcourt
'W. P. Aciaral
J. Sontag
Richard Stew..rt.
A. Burn
Baron Back
W. Clr.•nt
Sir M. Burgoyne
41). Hatigh•on
.B. F. Bowes
A. 'Lillie
A. W. S.
.I. Callow
Sir J. Callander
G. Brodie
D. linbertson
J. Meredith
J. ArDcrmott
W. Dickson
lTatics Robertson
Sir C. Shipley
J. 0. Moore
. 31‘Dermott
!T. Taubman
H. de Berniere
Earl of Landaff
B. Fisher
/*.f. C. Le Marchant
11. M. Iladden
1.1. Dornot
l*lsalc Brock
I'M Crawford
J. Wood
H. Churchill
ID. Collins
I• T Dunbar
Total of 210 in the above period.
marked *, were killed in action; and the
d or were killed acting Brigadiers.

~_mM

Order is now issuing from the War-
ALMERSTON, and addressed to Offi-
r Regiments, viz.:

tur to transmit to you the accompanying
ion, which have been framed with a view
ng to the Mil:tii from entering into the
;nify to you the pleasure of his Royal High-
mr, that in fu&ure the same shall be annexed
each recruit, as no additional voucher for
it of Levy-money."

NOTICE.
s enrolled in the Militia, and who, upon
o the Army, denies that be. belongs to the
on conviction before a Magistrate, to be
for six months, over and above any penalty
Leh he may thereby incur for obtaining money
London, England, 1818-01-24

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In 4to. price One Guinea in boards, Part I. of
THE ENCYCLOP/EDIS METROPOLITANA;
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Philosophical and an Alphibetical Arrangement, with' Twelve
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TXPECTE:i DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
This day was published, in Six large Voh. Bro. price A. 12s.
?SHE REPRESENTATIVE HISTORY OF
.a. GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, comprising a
Macey at the Home of Cessinene, end at the Counties, Mies,
and Boroughe of the United Kingdom; by T.-H. tAiifil-
FIRLD, Esq. Being a new Edition of the IBinory of
greatly enlarged aad remodelled.
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pia:daily =duress the occasion .1 a New Parliament, as t•
comprises a history of all the Petitions in Controverted 161ections,
with the grounds of their decision ; the number of Votersin each
Borough, Re. their qualifications, and the names of Patrons.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Dudack, and Joy, Paternos-
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rIfE BRITISH REVI&W,, Ne. XXI, will be pub-
halted on the gd of February, and contain Articles on the
following Subjects :—Publications occasioned by the Diath of
the Princess tiriotte ; Was Rdargivcath's Works, and on Novel-
Writing; Raffles' Java; Rowdier s Remains; The late Embassy
to China • Kennel's Illustration of Xenophon ; Rob _Roy ; Dc-
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Goodwin's Mandeville ; Kirkton's History of the Church of
Scotland, &c.

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THE KING V. MARIA PIIILIPPA DORM.

Mr. RICHA Row.: moved, that the defendant should
be called upon her recognizance ; this lady was in
contempt for disobedience to the writ of habeas cor-
pus, which required her to deliver to her husband
their child, of which she kept possession. Notice of
this motion had been given bOth to her and to her hail.
Mr. BEI.L, on the part of the defendant, observed,
that he had a strong cast of merits, but as his M.
structions were deliveri* to him very recently, he
was not now prepared to enter into it. He requested
their Lordships to postpone the matter until Monday.

. .
Lord E stioit CC. ordered that the defendant
might be called, that her recognizance might be con-
tinued.

Mrs. Dpbin, a young woman of a very delicate and
interesting appearance, soon appeared upon the floor.
Mr. RionAttosoN then observed, that his motion
would regularly be, that the lady he committed to
answer interrogatories : it was net, however, his ss
to press any thing severe against hcr, and he sug-
hested, that if she would undemike to appear with
er child before one of their Lordships at Chambers,
the family dispute might be arranged without fur-
ther exposure of distressing circumstances.
Mr. BELL said he was not aware that the defen-
dant could have any objection.

Dubin, however, said—" 1 shall certainly- not
appear with my child."
I.(.rd ELLENBOROUOII observed, that the Court
would grant no indulgence to an individual who
spewed such a t.isposition to further the contumacious
resistance to its orders,

M. BELL then went out of Court with the leave
of their Lords!iips, to confer with his client; when
she returned to her pl.tce on the (loot% Mrs. Debtn
I ant sorry to E tate, mat it is impossible for
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