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London, England, 1820-10-12

NEW EDITION OF BURN"S JUSTICE.

This day was published, In Five large Volumes, evo. with wry
eonsidevable Additions and bnprovensents, pries in dOs. in
boards,
THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH
OFFICEIt.

By RICHARD BURN, LLD.
Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Cavilsle.

The Twenty-third Edition, with Corrections and very consi-
i,:rable Additions; the Caws and Statutes brought down to the
Tinle of Publication.

By GitltißGE CHRTIVIZN'D, Eati.
Parrister.at-Law, and Chairman of the General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace for the County of Stafford.
London ; Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies ; F. C. and
Itivington ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown: and
Jos4,li Ilutterworthand Son. _ _ _

Of whom may also be had,
Blacl;stone's Commentaries of the Laws of England. Fif-
teenta Edilion, with Notes and Additions. By Edward Chris-
tian, F .q. lu fur vols. Bvo. price £2. Bs. in boards.

Just published, £1 Is. boards,

THE ENTHUSIASM of theMETI-10-
1 1) IST S and PAPISTS considered: By Bishop LA-
•.A:roN. With Notes, Introduction, and Appendix. In one
large Volume.

By the Rev. R. POLWIIELE, Truro.
CONTLNTS 07 TII7 INTROOLCTION.

Separation of Dissenters from

Extempore Preaching of tho

the Church.
Character of Dissenters of for-
intr times.
Methodists of present Day.
Blessed Effects of Methodism
on Society.
Mischiefs of Sectarism. The
Puritans, their successful hos-
tilities against the Church
Government.
Sectarist of preaent thy—their
rAncorou, abuse of Bishops.
Modern Neeitodists--their ob-
t r usiveness their prompt-
ness in attacking our dis-

• Evangelical Clergy.
Mrs. H. More. The Blagdon
Controversy.
Mr. Wilberforce.
Clergy and others giving way
to Methodists, who circun•
vent us by Charitable Insti-
tutions.
Puritans attempting the Uni-
versities, present Society.
Female Agency.
Icdiffe•rence and false candour
in Churchmen.
Qualification of Methodists.
Clerical conduct with respect to

courses un public occasions. Dissenters in general.
Their general topic of abuse, Division oflargeParisbes,build-
that we do nut preach the ing Churches.
:Gospel. Canons and Rubric, to be clear-
:.'retetaces to inspiration. ed from ambiguities, and con.
• Hficial importance. firmed by a new Statute.
Singing, praying, exhorting, Education of the Clergy.
preaching, style and manner, tkivenities, seeds of Sectarists
:aid doctrine. sown-there.
Methodist Preacher, his land- Intercourse between Dignified
Unity with his flock. and Parochial Clergy.
Co.operatioa of Churchmen ChurchCatechiun. Ddr.Southey
with S.:ctarists. the Evange- I Conduct in our Families.
heal Clergy. Ste, Ate. Stc. • •
This is a reprint from the scarce edition now selling for a very
1.1411 price. The author's principal design is to draw a compa-
ni,un, by way of caution to all Protestants, between the wild
and pernicious enthusiasms of some of the most 'eminent Saints
in the Popich commuaion, and those of the Methodists in our
country• ; whi.h latter he calls a set of pretended Reformers,
animated by an entbalastie and fanatical spirit.
s'Ad by Sherwood And Co.; Lon;mau and Co. London ; and
%V. other Booksdkr&
London, England, 1820-10-12

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

THE greatest blemish to Beauty is superfluous
Hairs on the Fan; Alsck, and Arms. HUBERT'S Ge-
nuine ROSEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is
an elegant article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use ; price
4s. and 716 Beware of the base Counterfeits; the .genuine is
signed, outside, " G. H. Hogard."
Sold by the Proprietor, 22, Rusaallitreet, Covent-garden;
Rine, 35, Bond-street ; Sanger, 130, Oxford-street ; Jones,
59, Fleet street ; Muggerland and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter,
Gllissow ; Newbery, 29. Dame-street ; and Butlers, 34, Sack-
ville.strect Dublin ; Cressona, Liverpool ; Franklyn, Brixtol;
Cadman, Bath; Trewusan, Exeter; Meadows, Ipswich; White
Brighton; Ramer, York ; Drewry, Derby ; Staines, Manchus:
ter; Muisday, Oxford ; Walker' Newcastle ; Brodie, Salisbury ;
Rouse, Canterbury; llit.hell, Colchester; and by most Yen-
den in the Empire.
London, England, 1820-10-12

MERCHANTS, DEALERS, SHORKEEPERS,
TAVERN-KEEPERS, and the Public in general, are
informed, that JOHN JONES and Co. No. 222, next door to
the White Bear, Piccadilly, have established a Shop and Ware-
houses for the 84e of Sundries, at Prices well worth the atten-
tion of Purchasers, not only in all parts of London, but in all
parts of the Kingdom, viz.

s. d. ~ s. d.
Best Town-made Store Candles 8 6 perd..ox. or 0 ti per lb>
Moulds do. do. 10 0 . .--- 010
Spermaceti du. 42 0 •••• 3 6
Wax do. 42 0 3 6
Yellow Soap of very first quality 78 0 per cwt. cir 0 8k
Mottled do. 88 0 0 ei
Real American Pearl Ashes 0 8
Good Vineg: r - - 2 0 per gaL or p 6 per qt.
Double stru:.,-; do. for pickling 2 8 --- 0 8
• se.d Mustard. .- - . 0 8 per lb.
Florence Oil - - 2 0 per fiask.
Fine French Olives - - 1 0 per bot.
Fast India Rice .. . - 0 5 per lb.
Flue Poland Starch - - - 0 10
Essense of Anchovies, superior to what is
generally sold - - 1 2 per bat.
Soy - . - - 1. 4 per do.
Pickles of all sorts ..- - - 1 o per jar.
Tarragon Vinegar - - - 1 0 per pint,
Fine dried or pickled Neat's Tongues - 4 15 each.
Small Huns - - (1 8 per lb.
Butter of a superior quality 11d. and, 1 0 --.
Excellent Ginger for making Ginger Wine,
Beer, &c. - - . 1 4
Black Pepper • - 4 0 --•
.

.- - -
All other Spices for Pickling and Preserving at equally low
prices. Also in the Saloon, back of the above Shop, the follow
ing Articles are to be bought at little more than half the price,
they are generally sold for : a. d.
Children's Worsted Shoes and Boots . , 0 5 per pair,
Ditto Leather ditto, and Boots - 1 0 , • .
Girls Mock Kid ditto - - 1 6 '
Ladies' Mock Kid - . 2 Q
Ditto Fancy Kid - - - 2 6
Ditto Black Jean - -
Ditto Black Spanish - , g 6 .
Ditto Boots - - 4 0
Excellent strong Men's Shoes 4 6 - •
Gentlemen's Shoes - ' 5 6
Strong .lockey Boots - - 16 6
Ditto Ifessians - - 13 0
Gentlemen's Cotton Net Braces' 0 8
Ditto double Cotton Niale,•aps - 0 10 each.
Excellent large Umbrellas - 5 0
Also a variety of Japan Waiters - 0 3
Variety of Tea Trays, 2s. 6d. and upwards; elegant Paper
Trays, &c. &c. • -
Also Five Hundred pair of Plated Candlesticks, at ss. per
fir, One Hundred Plated Tea Pots, at 225. each; with a
Variety of Plated Goods, at Prices so reasonable as will make
k well worth the attention of,petscins in all parts of the Kingdom
to visit this concern. Also a great variety of Articles suitable for
the Shipping Merchant, the Wholesale and Retail
,Dealers, the
Country Shopkeepers, and the Public in General.
N.B. Jona JottEs and Co. sell alt for Ready Money; pay go
restage of Letters; nor send any Article cut of.the Concern
VI it is paid for • but give immediate attention to Orders with
temittances, and deliver Goods, when paid for, free of expense,
46 my put of London.
London, England, 1816-07-19

ADEN. JULY 9.

Abnuf five o'clock this evening a most violent
storm burst over this place : tremendous cloud,
loaded with rain, discharged their contents for sever.,l
hours: the drains were not sufficient for the evacua-
tion of 'so great a volume of water, and it tilled the
cellars of selyeral houses, causing great damage. It
is to be feared that this storm will he very prejudicial
to the harvests, which have already suffered much
from the violence of the winds and rains, wi,ich for
a long period have now daily sbicceeded each other
in our country.
London, England, 1816-07-19

EAST TNDLI HOUSE, Jay IA, 1816.
irflE COURT of DIRECIORS of the UNITED
COM PA :yr ME RCH A NTS of NG L ND, troth's:
Or EAST INDIES, d &ray:rive Notice,
Tito the Supplement to the is eputt front the Committee of
`,flaws, which was ordered to he printed for the information
•of tbe Proprietor*, by the Gtneral Court of the 10th instant, h
'So ready for t:eltt cry at this Howe.
J. 1) ar,

THOMAS'S PRAC [ICE OF PHYSIC.—NEW EDITION.
This day was published, in one large and closely printed Volume,
Bvo. price 16s. boards,
THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC.—
Exhibiting the Character., Cause+, Symptom+, Prognos-
tics, Morbid .‘ppearanc-+, and Improved Method of Treating
tar Diseases of all (Ainslie+.
By ROBERT THOM.tS, M.D.
Fifth Edition, Revlstd and considerably Enlarged.
Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Ca-
de!' and Davies; S. 1-I'glalry and Sim ; J. Callow ; E. Cos and
Sou ; Baldwin, Crarkek, and Joy ; I .aw and Whittaker ; T. and
G. Undriwood. 32, Fleet-start; and Adam Black, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1816-07-19

SPEZZIA, JULY 3.

Two vessels belonging to the English squaditon
have put into our port, in order to purchase all the
ammunition that could be supplied to them, and also
old iron. All that was in the magazines of the State
has been sold to them, as well as a considerable quan-
tity of salt previsions. An important expedition to
be undertaken by all the Powers of Italy united to
England, is much spAcen of. It can only be directed
against the Barbary States, and the Italians will fight
well in that cause, for every one shudders with indig•
nation at the name of the Barbary Corsairs.
London, England, 1816-07-19

CADIZ, JUNE 29.

On the 25:h instant, at a small distance from our
Port, four vessels coming from Vera Cruz and the
Havannah, to our merchants, were captured by two
armed sallies bearing the Big of the independent
Provinces or Monte Video, and which have infested
our seas for nearly two months. All that has been
published by the English and French Journals as to
the measures said to have been taken by our Govern.
mein to destroy these pirates, is false. Hitherto not
a single armed vessel has been sent against them.
The four captured vessels had on board 400,000
dollars in strung piastres and colonial produce. This
event has tlitown consternation into all the commer-
cial establi►hments of Andalusia. Those unfortunate
Colonists who were escaping from a country devoted
to the horrors of anarchy, are thus stripped of the
little which they could carry with them at the mo.
rent of setting foot on their native shore. The crews
have been landed.

A Mail from-Flanders arrived this morning. The;
Belgian Pape:: contain some accounts from Madrid,
which indicate much alarm on the part of the Spanish
Government for their Settlements in South America:
The late events in France have thrown several mili-
tary refugees of considerable experience and talents
into South America. The Patriots will therefore
now have leaders in abundance, and there is every
chance of ultimate success.--The following are ex-
tracts from the above Papers :
London, England, 1816-07-19

MONEY.

XOlll,--tMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
11 N informed. that they may be soppl.ed with Money 10 any
unquet, an terms equal to mortgage, secured on CreehulJ, My
hold, Lease Li Land, or Humes, Money r
in the Funds, Marriage
Settlements, Widows Jointures, Clergymen Livings, or any
other Property. Persons al respectability may be *applied on their
personal security ooly. Gentlemen will And every liberal accom-
stosSation, without delay. Application from twelve to taro, or
letters (post-paid) addressed to Mess's. Wills and Co. No. 49,
South stmt, Berlrly—square.

IWA RREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID
BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal
to the highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and
prevents its cracking, dues not soil the linen, is perfectly free
from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its virtues in any
climate.
Sold NVlooksale by Robert Warren, 14, St. Martin's-lane,
London; and Rt:tall by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Winerford ;
Thomson, Belfast; Ratburn, Edinburgh; Osborne, Glasgow;
I.yon, Inverness ; Coukworthy. Plymouth; %Vitherden, Margate;
Page, Ramsgate; Lawler, Brighton ; Rudd, Southampton ;
Ivlason, Chester; Bacchus, Portsea ; Clark, Lancaster; Wood,
Biemingharn ; zAicfield; Greenslade. Guernsey ;Sheltiol,
Manche3tor; knutithwaite, Liverpool ; Edmonds, Swansea;
Finknety, Bristol; Bound, Carlisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Wat-
k noon, Scathorough; ant by his Agents in every Town in the
Kingdom, is Store Bottles, le. bd. a pint, IOoL half a pint, and
6d. each.
Ca mash—Observe, none are genuine unless
London, England, 1816-07-19

~(!~4/!a^,~c~v

is signed on the I.shi I, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in
the Bottle, as the superior quatity of this Blacking has induced
terrell ^a a impoittor. to sell .purious composition, under the
shove

CXLON ON Tur VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS
CON:•EQUENCEA.
This day was published, a New Edition, price Ss. Llustrated
with Casco,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE. on the PREVEN-
TION anti CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhi-
biting the character, symptoms, and treatment of the Diseases
hnotediately or remotely connected with It ; containing Observa-
tions on Ulm, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the
Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, intag:mary
Venereal Ditea4es, Debility gestesal or local, the Theory of (hoe-
ration, &a. &c. comprising an elementary Work for Students, and
a guide to the general reader ; imerspersed•with select Presetip-
hens applicable to each division of the disease.
By T. M. CATON, Surgem,
No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street. Strand;
Late of the United FLlspltalg of St. Themas's and Guy's.
Primed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, raternaster.row;
and HiOilPy and Son, 174, Fleet street, London.

NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, or a disposition to
to he tor. easily susceptible of irregular sad painful emo-
tions, mat) be considere.l as one of the gr. atest scuarges to people
of rank. The aft-wise CR/do-0k of the Universe loth allotted to
the nerves an office in the aninial machine, which requires the
*must perfection in all their operations. 'I hey are, therefore,
Ofe most liable to be disordered, the moo susceptible of alteration,
and the most difficult to be rectified. No wonder, then, that dis-
orders ii. this delicate system should be so common and perrna-
tent, and that the variations of well and ill should so frequently
baPPen.—For Nervous Consumptions, lowness of spirits, insyard
decay., debility or relaxation in either sex, whether hereditary,
or owing to youthful imprudencies' that renovating medicine the
CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD mantle uniivalkd, as it not
only invigorates the decayed juices, but throws a genial warmth
Upon the debilitated and relaxed parts that stand In steed of assist-
aace.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, 02-
1344treor, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; and all
Medicine. Veinhas ; price 1 Is. each, or Four in one Family Mottle,
fns Sys. by which one l Is. bottleis saved, with the words" Sam
Eamon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp.
41'01 price 3s. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family Work
(with which h given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View
of Giltatl-House) entitled A GUIDE to HEALTH; or, Advice
In both Sexes in a Variety of Complaints. By S. SOLoMoS, M.l)
Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypo-
chondriac Complaints; also General Remarks oo those Diseases
"th which tly Human Body is most frequently afflissed ;
*king the Symptonts, mede of Treatment and Remedies most
properly adapted for Sexual Debility, etc. Ste.
London, England, 1816-07-19

BRUSSELS, JULY 15.

General Hill, who bad accompanied his Grace
the Duke of Wellington to England, has just arrived
at the headquarters at Cambray.

LILLE, JULY 12.

By virtue of a resolution of the Prefect, a certain
number of soldiers who had unlimited furloughs,
have been called on to serve in the Legion of the
North, which is organizing with great activity. The
Prefect had addressed, on this occasion, a circular
.letter to the Snb-Prefects, in which we observe the
folloWing
64 There is now no question of carrying war into
distant counttiass o< Gm of doiondiug out tortitori

'or chastising rebels, the integrity of France, the du• I
ration of peace, the stability of the Throne, are Rua.
rantced by the faith of treaties, by the interest and
the honour cf all the Sovereigns, by the want of
repose, of which the people begin at length to feel
the advantages, by which the national wish, and the
universal veneration inspired by the most just, the
most wise of Kings—this Prince, so much desired
and behaved, whom Goo has twic.e restored to us, to
preserve him to us for ever. However, France is in
want I •t. an army, all the corps of which may give a
constant example of fidelity and devotcdness—an
army which may be the shield of the Monarch, and
the glory of the Nation. In v►hat other Province arc
the young men more worthy of such a distinction
thitr. the numerous children of the North : the Kir g
and honour call tPem—shame li,ss in disobedience—
is there a Frenchman who can hesitate in his choice P'
London, England, 1816-07-19

THE LONDON DOCKS.

The following will be found to be the copy of a
Letter received by the Chairman of the London
Dock C, mpany from S R. LUsIIINGToN, Esq. Se-
cretary to the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treasnry, and a list of the articles therein referred
to originally inserted in TaWe E. of the Warehousing
Act 0= rilel3d of George I IL cap. 132.
0. To PEL,ToN LoNG, Lcri. Chairman of the London Dock

CoMpany.
" SIR —The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's
Treas,try haN mg had under their consideration fur-
ti:er Memorials of the Legal Quays' Wharfeigers,*
and Uittt,wn Warehouse-Lepers, respecting the pri-
vilege of 11,,ntling the Articles in Table L of the Act
43 Geo 111. cap. 1:5'.2. at their premises; atid my
Lords having read the said Act, and the various
eiders wl.icli have been for adding articles to Table
E. of Ott same,

44 I am comminuted by their Lordships to acquaint
you, that they hsive directed the Commissioners of
the Customs to be informed, that their Lordships are
of oriiiiion it will be just and reasonable to grant to
the Legal Quays and .Up•towis Warehouses, approved
as fit for the purpose by the Commissioners of the
Customs, the privilege of Warehou•ing, without
payment of duty, all goods which have been added
by this Board to "rabic E of the above Act ; but that
the secarity of the revenue, and the just claims of
the London Docks, require that all the articles enu-
',mated in the said Table should be confi led to the
London ll.icks.—l am, sir, your most obedient set-
tint, (Signed) S. R. LUaIiINGTONs
" Treasury Chamberi, May 31, IBM"
London, England, 1816-07-19

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1816.
PR ICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY ATI WELVE O'CLOCK:
Med:aced G4;;—Cous.Usi—fur August ace. 54;1.
4 per Cent. 79 --5 per Cent. 9th}—Bundy sa.
On:alum —Exchequer bib, Ss. 6s. pre.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday have arrived.—lt
appears by the accounts in these Papers that a
great part of Europe has been visited with weather
es unseasonably wet and rainy as that which we have
ourselves experienced for some time. The Northern
Kingdoms have alone escaped ; by accounts from
Petersburgb, Stork!lolm, and Copenhagen, the wea-
ther is represented to have been dry and warm.
In various parts c.f. France also the inhabitants
have been visited by vrat n • s u s and continued rain
for several weeks.

The Paris Papers state, under the head of Cadiz,•
that the Mente-Videans have sent out cruizers t)
capture the hemeward-hound Spanish merchant ves-
sels from the Havann;i:l at:LI Vcra C:uz. Thew
cruizers have boldly approacl:cd the shores of Uhl
Spain, and have mrde some rich carurts. This is
another weapon of annoyance resorted to by the Pa.
triots or Independents of South Atnerica against the
mother•count Y.
London, England, 1816-07-19

GRAVESEND, JULY 18.

Arrived the Vertumnus, Mem, from St. Kitt's ; the Friends,
Miller, from Riga; the Sirene, Preagrr, from Calais; Venerable,
Burton, front Petertburgh ; the Sovereign. Rayne, from Fort St.
Ann.--!,wied the Edward, Fisher, for Virginia; the Neleus,
Iluchhooti, for Hamburgh; Joseph and Ann, Bergh, ditto; Dili-
gence, Cultti, for Rotitfdana ; Prince of Cobourg, Ladd, ditto;
Anna, Rtntoul, for Sit Mil Maters, Dyer, for Antwerp; Britan-
nia, Mason, for St. VAltry.
London, England, 1816-07-19

BRUSSELS, JULY 14.

[fATRACT OF A LETTER FROM NIARRID, JUNE 2..]
" Accounts received by the Ministers from the
United States of America, bring them positive in.
lOrmation of a cireumstance which is very disagree.
able to our Government in the present state of thing,
in America. The fact is this, a French General,
followed by 40 or 50 officers of the same nation, and
by a hundred deserters, have joined from New Or-
leans, the Independents of Mexico, by whom they
have been received with great joy. These Officers,
who have quitted France in consequence of the dis.
solution of the government of Bonaparte, are all
brave men, well versed in the art of war. It is easy
to conceive what consequences to the mother country
may result from the accession of such auxiliaries in
those distant countries.

,‘ They are looking with great impatience at Cadiz
for the arrival of two frigates, with gold and silver,
and some millions of piastres, from Vera Cruz.—
Some uneasiness begins to be entertained on their
account.

The arrival of the Princess is more uncertain
than ever. The inhabitants of Andalusia had made
great preparations for their reception."
Other letters, of the same date, say—" The Go-
vernment has not received for a long time any direct
intelligence from South America, which gives cause
for great uneasiness. A new Expedition was t:diced
of as being soon to set sail from Cadiz, with a
large body of troops ; but it seems to be now out
of the question. The Spanish Marine is in a de-
plorable condition ; and the Government, deprived
of its chief revirces, his no means of re-evtablish-
ing it, in the tviJ.t of the numerous embarrass.
meats by wl,ich it is surr,►unded."
London, England, 1816-07-19

ARRIVALS.

At Bristol, the Laura, Lewis, from Jamaica. At Liver:tool,
New John, Carnpiers, from Jamaica; Nancy, Bray, from Phila.
t:elphia ; Henry, Gen. fr.an Miramichie ; and Ann, Bytbe, from
Bourder.t.x. In the Cl)de, Fame, Abrams, from Quebec. At
etcahuim, Maria, nadwell, from Riga. At Ipswich, Ringdove,
kilter, from Oporto.
London, England, 1816-07-19

KIMBLE v. WOOD.

This was an action against the Lord Mayor, to re-
cover damages for false imprisonment. The plaintiff
was a journeyman sugar-baker, and was engaged by
his employer for the term of twelve montl.s, at a cer-
tain rate of wages, to which an addition was to be
made of 10s. a-week for board. The plaintiff and
three others, alter their engagement, dery tnded an
iocrease of 2s. upt:n the latter suns ; anJ on being re-
fused, left the work upon which they were employed
unfinished. On beino taken into custody, and car-
:lA before the Lord Maycir, they were convicted of
the offence, and sentenced to one month's imprison.
ment, according to the provisions of the Act of '2O
Geo. 11. c. 19. The present action was grounded
upon an informality in the commitment.
The Act empowers any single Justice to commit
the offender in cases of this description " to the 1-t.)nsi:
of Correction, there to remain and be corrected, and
held to !lard labour, for any time not exceeding nee
calendar month." In this case the commitment did
not express the words in the clause, " and be correc-
ted;" and the question wss, whether the commitment
was so far vitiated by the omission as to render the
defendant liable of the present actior.?
Mr. Serjeant BasT, for the Plaintiff, contended
that ail commitments grounded on Acts of Parlia-
ment must be conformable to the method therein pre.
scribed. This was a principle whiel had been vita-
Wished by a variety of decisions, and the words of
the Act in question were peremptory, and left no
room for distinction.

The SOLICITOR GENERAL observed, t!.at it was im-
possible the Legislature could have: ever meant to
deprive the Magistrate ot the disctrtion to abate and
modify the putUsliment, accordvig to the circum-
stances of the offence, within the poshive limit which
was prescribed. The wood, " and to be corrocted"
prub.ibly referred to the general correction of man-
rsers which the other part ot the punis.qoent was 1,,-
tended t,, produce.
Mr. Setje ant BEST cited a case from East's Report,
in w'lich it had been ruled by Otf Cunt of King's
Bench, that the words of the Act implied the cor-
poral caligati.ni of whipping.
The SoLict con-GENERA Lsaid, if such was the settled
construction of the clause, he could only trust that,
un a complaint of this nature, ele Jury would think
the smallest sum that could be it stied by his Majesty's
mint would furnish ample compensation for Any in.
jos y which the plaintiff had received.
The Crum? Jusrice agreed with the Solicitor Ge-
neral, that the decision of the Court of King's Bench,
of which be had not been awate, must necessa:ily
operate to send this (I.u:scion to the Jury. His orig;aal
doubt bad been, whether tl.e watrant might lit be
amended so as to give the plaintiff the full benefit of
the act, ot which benefit I.e complained that •he had
been deprived. The Jury would deal with the case
as they thought a matter of this nature deserved.—
Verdist fur the plaintiff—Damages one fartang.
London, England, 1816-05-14

RUSSIAN TiIRLFP.

No. I.—Silk goods of one *Aug, and plain, without gold and
Alert, velvets, gros de tours, satin, taffetas, levatitine, and serge,
to be imported to Petersburgh only, 25 per cent.; ribands (except
for orders), to be imported to Petersburgh wily, 23 per cent.;
easalmere of all colours, 25 0-0; spectacles, tO per cent.; white
crockery. ware, 25 per cent.; strings for musical insfruments, S
per cent.; blankets and coverlets, white, to he imported to Pe-
tersburgh wily, us per teat.; mahogany, ICi per cent.; beech.
wood, 2 per cent.; diamonds and pearls, 1 per cent. ; prints and
paintings, 25 per cunt.
No. 2.—Carpets, gold arid silver, to be imported to Peteniburgii
'only, s 5 per cent.; razors, :knives and fgrks, schwa, snuffers,
penknives, &c. YS per cent.; files, saws, and other iron lustre-
. meats, s.per cent.; beaver and otter skins, and ocher foreign
furs, 25 per cent.; French cambric., to be imported to Criers-
' burgh only, 25 per teat.; twict, dyed and white, 7i silver rubles
11 per pa.; white kindacks, US per cent.; paper, all suite, wince,
$5 per cent. ; ()aria. leathers, 20 per cent. ; apples, t 25 cu. prr
V ankers; brandy, afrack, shrub, Is ro. s. per sober ; perfumery,
50 cu. prr bo. ; porter, 20 ro. ter barrel. -
Ni. 2.—Cocoa, 123 co. silver per po.; cheenuts, 75 ditto;
fruits, In liquor, 13 ro. sago, 135 co. silv.; rice, 13 co. per
po.; hops, 125 co. ditto; dyed woolen yarn, $75 co. per par:;
quicksilver, $5C0.1. ; soot, 25 co. idle.; sugar, i5O co. silv ; sugar
In loaves, 375 co. silv.; salt, to be imported to the Baltic only,'
15 co. s.; cheese, 5 ro. s ; wisatebone, 250 co.; coffee, S ro.; in-
digo 250 Co.; cochineal, 750; wire, 3u co. ; vitriol oil, 150 Co.;
Venetian soap, 1 to.; nuts, 1 ro. per pti. C63is, 50 cu. per br.; 1
logwood,soru.;•nicaragua. 1 rb. per bq.; wateties, (tatrept what
are prohibited), IS pet ro. ; blacklegs. ditto ro.. 1
No. 3.—Cider, 25 co. per bottle ' • maze, Su ear. ditto ; French
witty ro. e. per kW.; ckisozo 1,-isles,ules, 2 et.i. per bottle ; hes-
rings, &Need. 25 co. per barrel; ditto Ligiisti and 1./..tch,
co. ; vinegar, 625 to. per hhd.; cloth, except wha. is prohibited,
125 co. a. per arab.; birds, co. per piece; oraii,;es and Winona,
.50 co. per 300 ; mare, and stallions, sty ro. even ; tin plate,l 25
ro. per .45.) shwa; cocoa:nies, 125 co. per it) pds.; ides, t ro.
per 1...800 p.
' The duties in roubles are understood silver, a 4 ro. 13. N. Ties
per eeut.4 to be taken front the value, according to the exchange.
London, England, 1816-07-26

d!: JI t".

ColOilel MAXWELL arrived at, Itamsg*te on WO
nesday evening, on his way 'to Oo:end, with dd•
patches for the British Army in. France.
Major•Geaeral Sir Her: we FAN a, K.C.B. Ilia, been
proinsei to the commasd new Military District.
This Distlizt, Khich has been formed in the interim
of the Coantry, will cAmprise certain porttqns of
snore of the dislocated InlAnd Districts, iticiudint.
Cointies of Nottingham, Miriliampton, Warwick,
StAffm.l, &c. and the 'Head Ouarters• sire to. be at

Lierenant•Colotsel RADCLYFFE is appointed Bri.
-,Rde.l4.4jqr to the above District.
A number of Horse Artillery have left Woolwich •
this 'reek to join the army in FrAnce.
'llie reinforcement inter led to join the sth rep.
mot in France, sailed on Tuesday last from Dover.
The Bth Battalion of the B.)th regiment (having
'turned ever the whole of the effective non -Commis.
sinned officers and men to the sth Battalion) which
embarked wine time ago from the Isle of Wight, has
been disbanded at Gibraltar. The Staff, and several
Officers, have 'strived in England, for the purpose
of being placed on half-pay.
The Garrison Battalions are expected shortly to
be reduced.
The 2d Battalion of the Sad' regiment marched
into Sheerness—the first division on Tuesday, and
11142 second on Wednesday last.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAW'S T
DU4
Ih►l►Hn . 1 1
Waterford . 1 I
Gutman and Jerny 0 4
France • - • 0 0
Holland • - - 0 1

lie DAY.

Lisboa - • • 0 0
Cadiz . . . 0 0
liainbutigh • • 0
Gottesiburgh • - 0 0
Brazils • - - 0 0
London, England, 1816-07-26

grit
N gPER

• TEIAPLE CHAMBERS, JULY, /5, lel6.
I' a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the
AASSOCIATiON foi , the RELIEF Of the MAMMA°.
ItING and.LASOURINQ POOR, •
Iles GRACE the DUKE of RU'I'LAND, K.G. in the Chair ;
it was ABSOLTAD,,
oat it is highly expedient, under the present circumstances
taee country, to renew the course which had been adopted,
Wit) inch extensive benefit, In the year 1812.
• Thar s General Meeting be ulled for the purpose of consider-
!gibe most beneficial way of giving assistance to such Associa.
flans as may be formed for site relief of these parts of the.coun.
in, which at present ere suffering moat severely under the pros-
;mat of temporary distress.
Thee his Grace the Duke of RUTLAND be requested to tuba*
M above Resolutions to •
kl 3 ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF.YORR ;
Aril that Isis Royal Highness be respectfully reqbested to take
THE CHAIR, at a Meeting to be held fur the above purpose,
pi to fig a time which may best suit the convenience of his
to Highness.
*Royal Highness having consented to take the Chair, a
yggLIC MEETI2IO will be iski4 at the CI rig OPLONDOIS'
TAVERN, Bishops-re street, on 'MONDAY, the SOtirof July
imam, when the attendance of Persons disposed to co-operate
bat views of the Association Is earnestly requested.

... '!'ke Clair will be taken at One oTtoek.

W. G CARTER, Secretary.
London, England, 1816-07-26

VIENNA, JULY I%

The harvest which has been delayed in Austria by
the continuation of the cold and bad iveatjter, has at
length begun every where. Though the grain hat
, suffered by the last frosts and the damp weather
which has so long prevailed, the harvest is however
much better than was expected. The wheat, the
barley, and the oats, promise well. The harvest
these kinds of corn will be particularly good in the
environs of Oedenburgh ; and it Is helped that the
harvest of all other grain will be more thin mode.
sate. It is the same at Raahau, which is genen►Uy
considered as the granary of Austria. But the vi•ie
in these parts does not give any hopes either wit►t
respect to quantity or quality.
I:► the counties of Upper Hangar), the winter corn
has soffered niore or less. In the Palatinate of Gomor
it has succeedtd as well as can be wished. But the
summer corn premises every where the richela har-
vest. The frost has here and there touched the vibes,
but they in general lo.►!; well.
The !Inge of a good harvest causes the pike. of•cor •
to fall daily.

CA:-.SE.I„ AMY is. •
A very long OrdiuAnce has been published here.'
which is much to be commended under the presekt
citcumstances; of which the substance is as follows:

The Elector observes that 66 there is reason to ap-
prehend that the present scarcity is in a great measure
owing to speculators, who keep back their stock frost
market," &c. &c. 46 therefore order—
" 1. That all those who have Corn In their possession, whethrr
it be dude own property or mu, shall deliver, au esact statement
of thc:r stuck of bread•cotn oral' klotls, rents' king how much that'
waut ftr•sbeir own we till next harvest; awl the CommilsblOrter•
of Guns matt arc atitLoi te r santli.c itst., the corticutcss (P.‘

i
London, England, 1816-07-26

Flanders -- - 1 o I islets
FALMOUTH, JULY 21.

--• 0 1

Arrived the Chichester packet, Captain HALL,
with a Mail from Malta, last from Gibraltar, in 10
days. Also arrived the Robert, DAtIDSnN, from
Malta and Gibraltar, bound to Portsmouth the has
brought home the Mail of the Hinchinbrooke packet,
an account of whose loss we had some time ago.

PLYMOUTET, JULY 24.
Came in the Ulasgow trom Portsmouth. Sailed
he Hoke sloop of war for Newfoundland.

rORTSMOUTH, JULY 25.
Arrived his Majesty's ship i-it:Zoosrme, from the
West Indies. Sailed hie M..jeqry's ships EURYDICE
for St. Helena, AItAXES to the Eastward, DOVER for
Sheerness,.and L UNE on a cruize.—Wind N W.

DOVER, ICES 21.
Sailed this day the Lord Duncan, Captain HAMIL-
TON, with a mail and passengers for Calais; also the
Defence, Captain- ADAMS, and Souvenir French pac-
ket, with passengers likewise for that port.—Arrived
this day the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HAL•
LONDS, with a mail and passengers from Ostend; and
the King George, Captain Mantra, from •Calais,
with passengers.
DEAL% IDLY is.
Arrived and sailed for Stangate Creek the Firm,
TOWLIA, horn Tarragona. Came down from the
River the Henry Corf, for Trinidad; HaralJ, fOt
Yueive• P401140111411•ASWI.. for Trieste $ Lector, fffl- New
ork ; Pheasant. fast Waterford; ancli the bia. tot
Rio Janeiro, and remain.—Wind S.W.

GRAVESEND, JULY SIS.
Arrived the Oreabesn, Milne, front New Bruenvieb ; Login,
Ronal. front Trlaidad•; Reiditigton, Swiney, from Jamaica ;
Henry, Hepburn, and Marshal Wellington, Rowe, from ditto;
Favourige, Gidatb,from Waterford ; lisbet,Todil,from Jamaica;
Simon Taylnr, Meek, cl,tto ; Wog, esi, Tabert, from St. Kitt's;
William and Alfred, Drysdale, for Ant.gua.-.Sailed the Midas,
tor Calcutta ; Matipun, Oandavank, for Bilboa ;
Nassan, Stephens, for Onin 1; Jane Pauline, Braems, for ditto ;
Duke, Windy', fur Antwerp; Alice, Peters, for Hamburgb.
London, England, 1816-07-26

TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, Ste.
AN ORDER having been made at the last Gene.
tal Qearter Sessions of the Peace for the County of
Ciseitrt, held at Nether Knutsford, In the said County, on the
36th October last, that a New SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND
JURY-ROOM, and other Conveniences; and also a New
HOUSE of CORRECTION fur the reception of 150 Prisoners,
with a Dwelling-house and suitable accommlilavons for a Keeper,
ihoull be immediately built in a conveniciet situation near the
said Town of Nether Knutsford; and a Comsitittee of Magistrates
having been appointed for the purpose of carrying the said Order
kw effect, ARCHI I'ECTS sr BUILDERS, willing to furnish
Pkus for such Buldings as before mentioned, we requested to
mod the Wine, with an Estimate of the Expense of completing
ads Buildings, sealed up. to the Office of Messrs Lecac and
?at Ye's, in the City of Chester; on or before the 26th day of
Arguit next, in order that the same may remain unopened until
the 22th day of the said month of Augi.et, when a Meeting of
tk said Committee will be held at Nether Knutsford aforesaid,
takin. such Plaits and E-4i.na.es into consideration.
' And as an eneouragemen• to any persona who mey furni,h such
Plans and Estimates, the Committee' have directed the following
Rewards to be given, viz.

To the person who shall (urn:4l.lle. Plan which Fhall be the
sten approved of by the Cumntittett, tosethut with an Estimate,
the sum of £3O.

ter the mkt best Plan, with an Estimate, the *um of £O.
And fee the nest lust Elan, with au lititimate, the tutu of £2O.

(Arita, lull 20, 1 s:6.
London, England, 1816-05-13

VALE OF GLAMORGAN.

AGOOD HOUSE to be LET reasonable, called
LCAN 1'1,F:3110N CASTLE, wherein some respectable
Families lately resided, having a Dining and a Drawing-room, a
Ki!cliev. 13resvhouse, Dairy, Stable, Coach-house, one walled and
one other Gallen, and pleasant Grass Plot before the House,
lard and soft Water, and other conveniences. The situation is
healthy and agreeable, near the Bristol Channel and the mouth
of Ogmere River, Bridgend, plentiful Market and Post Town,
Newton Harbour and bathing• house, and the great Mail Coach
road from Loinion, Bath, and Bristol through Cowbridge and
Swansea to Milford Haven, and one other cow; passes to Brivoi
(from whence vessels come to Newton) and one to Gloucester,
&c. The Sea Shore is flat, sandy,and very pleasant for bathing,
walking, and riding
N. B. Sonic good Hay and Grass Land adjoining may be had.
Letters (post paid) to Cowbridge Post Master will be an-
swered, but a view is recommended.

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
&mount, on lerms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
hold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses. Money in the Funds. Marriage
Settlements, Wows' Jointures, Clergymen.' I.ivings, er any'
other Property. Persons of respectability may be supolird on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will bud rsery tibs.ral accent-
mods& al, without delay. Application from twelve to tile, or
letters (Post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Will, and Cu. No. 41,
-outh•strret, Berkely-square.

DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL. BOARD; BLACKWRIARS-
ROAD.
THE salutary effect 4)1 this Institution is manifest
from the following very extraordinary case :
London to wit.--" John Jackson, of the Borough of South-
wark, broker, naaketh oath and that in the year 1914, he
was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly seventeen
mouths under the care of several respectable Surgeons, without
obtaining auy relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his life being
in danger, was recommended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Bard,
Charlotte• House, Blackfriars•road, where the prt,:.;,.-its of the
disease was immediately stopped, and be was soon restored to
perfect health, which, by the blessing of Goo' he still enjoys,
hereby declaring, that hi stating these facts he is influenced by no
other motive than a grateful retuni fur so miraculous a care, and
the duty he owes to his fellow-creatures.,
(Signed) " JOHN JACKSON."
IWITBILSSIS eatsens,
" P. M. Lawrie°, 25, Blackman-street, Borough, Paper-
hanger ; Thomas Jebeion, i, Chaelotte,:treet Blackfriare-road,
Auctions* slisoloas Darby, St. leis half ealicy, Conthill, Taller
and Draper. -
"I, Sworn at the Mensiembense, this 9th day of March, 1916,
before me,
(signed) " MATTHEW WOOD, Mayo*.'
Messrs. Coona and Co. are comeliest daily lry an realm of
polls, front I wriest till slt, and dam the &moths ashen
Vb. have been improperly sowed.—Advice vide ea letup,
fliunday, and Sends," Menge., instil Ted,. **do*. •
N. & Dr. Ceara& patresdayi an Establishment throe GOMM
stodasisui Iremalso whole skaaaoa
Atiossiement. . -
London, England, 1816-05-13

FROM SATURDAT NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

INDIA BOARD, WHITEHALL, MAY 9.
• A Dispatch, dated Calentta, the 10th of Deem-
her, 1811 of which the following is an extract, has
been this day received at the East India-House !row
General the Earl of Motu*, K.G. Governor-General
and Commander-in-Chiet of the British Tertitorieb
in India:
" 'hoe possibility that it ship, now about to sal:,
may retch. England before our regular dispatches;
would render it an improper omission, did I not offer
you by her my congratulations on the close of the
Gorkha war. The Treaty, without modification el
any of the article% which I thought myself. hound to
prescribe, has been signed by the Gorklia Negocia.
tors,.and was yesterday ratified in Council."

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
COmmisriaN signed by the Lord liArrenant of the East Wats
of then dasti of York, and Town-and County of the Trent
of Kingston-upon-Hull.
Militiar—John Ric'ardson, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Shore,
promoted; lotus Kidd, Gent, to he ditto.
Ist Battalion of !Awe' Mtlitia.—The Right Hon. Constantine,
Viscount Hernias)by, to be Captain.
[Mit Gazette notifies as fellows t—l'ho Peace Regent will
bold a Levee on Tuerday4 and the Quiets a Drawing teem on
'1 hursday, to receive eongratulationi on the marriage of the
Prince. Charlotte The court will go foto mourning on the
loth, (Jr the death of the Empress of Austria, chaos* mourn-
ing on the 213th, and go our of n;ourning on the td of June. It
will not, however' appear in mourning at the Drawing-room on
Thursday. Sir C. Moore has been appointed a Lord of the
Admiralty. 'l'he Prince Regent has Knighted Anthony Buller,
Esq. of being appointed one of the Judges in Bengal. and per.
mimed Captain James Walker, R. N. to accept the Portugaese
Order of the Tower and Sword Ihe Lords of the 'Treasury
have extended to the Putt et Whirehaven the Regulations of the
47th Geo. fll. relative to allowances ou certain desciptions of
Sugar exported].
London, England, 1816-05-13

.

.-T

riff

Detadesients of the Eats 71rt,',7141114 and. Nit -
Regiments embarked yesterday at Dever on board
ems trim:palm and sailed in Of. ettelifte for Galore
to join their respective iettimetits at present stationed
in France. . . The 85th regiment, in garriann at WinchesriT,
were inspected on Tuesday by General Sir K.
HOWARD. They went through a varz.,iy light in.
Pantry manoeuvres with such a degree of celerity and
precision as to call forth the merited encomiums of
the General.
The 6th battalion of the 60th regiment .has em-
barked in the Minerva, Duncan, and Isabella, Minh
ports for the garrison of Gibraltar ; pan of the Mb
regiment in the Kennersley Castle and Alexander for
Malta and the lonian Islands: the whole will sail
from Pintsmouth as soon as the wind it favourable.-
'MAinr.GenAA BARNET inspected the 2J battalion
83d regiment at Armagh on the 2d of May; and ex-
pressed himself in highly !I meting terms of the reg..
meat, both in its field movements and interior am-
ungements.
London, England, 1816-05-13

EXCELLENT WINES.

No. 10, SItIN NER FITE I.: 1., SNOW-HILL; and . •
240, OX FOR tt
r pHE COMMER TAL HALL WINE COM.
I. MANY Nate the pleasure to Inform the Publte, that at their
Concerns as above, and by order to any of their Agent, in the
Couutry, maitsull be had the genuine Port Wines of that favou-
rite Vintage,llBl2. l'he first Quality, which is of the first im-
poration, 4es. ; the second importation, 41s. per dozen. Fine.
stout New Ports, Lion per pipe. superior Cape VLidetras, of
high itv.tur; ctout quality, 2.14. per dozen. :Angola( delicate
vitt-Le/nun.) Cape %yin de Grave, in Irene!' Suttles, ifis
dozen. A smali quantl yof genuioe old Pontac, :event ern years
in bottle, SCs per dozen ; with tie fiver!. 'nli Regis Ports, Ma-
delta's, Sherry's, Tenerife, Maintrey's, Miyelfs, and Cham-
pagnes, that can be pro lured for : ale, all at their usual low Prices.
N. 11. A small quantity of niott particularly high flavoured
Hock, 40 years old.
London, England, 1816-05-13

•
• RUGBY sCHOQL. _ •
MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF TL LATE
REVEREND DR. MMES.
PuRsu4NT to u Resolution signed by the Lord
Bishop of OXFORD, the Hon. WILLIAM HENRY
LYTTLETON, M P. the Rev the WARDEN of Mitten
L'olleite, Oxford, the Rev. Dr. Woot.c, and Nrcrar.N itust
SOLD Lusat MOTOR Esq. M P five hlembers ot the Committee,
the Subscribers are requested to make all payments to Nies r%.
Hoare, Fleet street; Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pall-Mall;
Messrs. But lin and Co. Rugby; or Mr. Wratislaw, Saville-place,
New Burlington-street, on or before the Ist day of June next,'
when the Subscription will close,
A Model has been prepared by Mr. Cliantry of Ecclestoo-
street, BeLaave pLice. and approved by the Committee
Any Ragbean disposed to favour the Committee with a Mono-
lento! Inscription in Latin, is desired to stud It on or before the
Ist July next, accompanied by a NOM entraining hi 4 name, to the
Secretary, both tteal'd and dlstinsufs. ed by the same Motto.
No Note will he opened except tha,..which uncloses the per-
son's mime whose composition the Committee select. All the
others will be destroyed, unless a desire to have them returned
ic intimated. J. r. WRA I !SLAW, Secretary.
London, England, 1816-05-13

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

June 25, Hannah Nash, of Ciiesham, Bucks, spinster, draper,

and dealer in lace, at eleven. at Guildhall.
June uS. Thomas Nash, of Chesham, Bucks, brewer, and dealer
iiklaw, at eleven, at Guildhall.

BAN K UPTCY SUPERSEDED.
William Field, of Croydon, Surrey, shopkeeper.
Charles Wa4linvorda, of Bishopsgate-street, Loudon, grocer.
London, England, 1816-07-17

WAILS OF WHICH THE IMPORTATION IS PRONIBITCD ►OL TOL

PLaIuU U 1 TWZLVE
All works in goldoilecr, aid bronze; comfit stuffs woven with
gold and silver, and died; also chintzes, body linen (except for
travellers); rectified liqueurs and brand:es; ankles of jewellery
and hardware, except such as are Flinn:ed.
Mustard, wrought wood, sin.ll sing, bullets and wrought iron,
lookingilasses, plate-glass, and all wares in gifts.; all the gold
instruments which serve fur needle-work; solo, silver, and gilt
fustage ; journal-books and post-paper; indigo of Jamaica and
indigo in bales; quilts, in which gold :Lad silver are wrought,
besides those of pith, without exception ; all kinds of beer, except
porter; all cast-off clothes; all sorts of galloon ; all kinds of linen
stuff, except cambric; gunpowder, bed-hangings, buttons, to.
(lice° pipes, aU that belongs to female attire; vinegar, except
vita: vinegar; fruits preserved in sugar, tea, chocolate, siik.
sl offs, except those permitted, all needle•works of whatever
stuff, baize', hats, equipages, except tho.e of travellers, gin, rum,
usual the' lit January, lo .0.

WARES or WU/CII TUC EXPORT IS PROUIRITED.
Hare-skins, horses, Russian money, silver and bank-assign-
ments. Beaver and other skins ; all metals in bars, and all So-
reign money, ;ay, sm export, 3 per cent.
All the wares which are not prohibited in the tariff, and of
which the importation is tree, may be imported at Sc. Pettis-
burgh and Odessa for a duty of per cent.
For the Importation of merchandise the ports of St. Petersturgh,
Revel, Riga, and I.kb in, are asi•igned in the Baltic.
I he duties are, as has been already st.ded, to be pal in si!vrr
nlhlcs ; but at the end of every ye;:r, the course *Ulf he find
according to which the bank-assignatious shall be taken in pay-
ment of these dudes during the following year.
London, England, 1816-07-17

DEII., JULY 16.

Arrived the Alert %ton) of war from a cruize.--.
S,il;:d the whole 9f the oirtwArd•bound for their dif-
fcrent ch:stinatins.—Wind S.W. with rain.
CHATH IM, JULY 14.

The new Semaphore erected in dlis Dock yard,
has been freq iently in communication with the Ad-
miralty during the last week. An order was yester-
day r:ceived by this means, to draft the men from
the Fowl n, and send them to the bombs at the Nore,
destined for the Mediterranean. The FLYBY, being
completed, sailed to the Non•. The workmen are
put off their extra wnrking time, and resumed their
:ormer mode of employment.