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NEX r FRIDAY, SEVEN NOVEMBER.
T AND J. SIVEWRIGHT d,) not consider it
V . necessary to continue to advertise at full length the Scheme
of the Grand Lottery, which commences Drawing NEX I' FRI-
DAY, as it is evident, by the dent4nd fur Fickvs at their Offices, '
(the only sure criterion), the Scheme is well understood, and,
duly appreciated; they will therefore only recapitulate a few of
its prominent merits—it contains 2,884 more Fritts than Blanks
—5,700 Blanks have the option of receiving ,Eis each, or of being
re-drawn, and thus have Two Chances for One Purchase. There
are only 7,100 Number,, two or each, and
I Number may gain the enormous Sum of ...480,000
S Numbers must each gain the Sum of .........£40,000
6 Tickets must each gain the Suns of ......
Besides the chance of St other Capitals of 11,000, &c. Btc.
J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT have on Sale 'rickets and Shares at
moderate Prices, at their old-established Offices,

37, CORNHILL, I 38, HAYMARKET,
ms 11, He°, sr, And lei, Oxruan.srstarr,
Wkly the last X 10,030 Prize, and II other Capitald, have been
receniffavided among the Public.
..

NEX F FRIDAY.—SIX OF X 20,060 !
rat 'CA R. 12.0 LL, the Cnntractor, reminds the
. Public that on FRIDAY NEX the Lottery will
commence Drawing. The fellow* brief enumeration will spew
the merits of the Scheme, which contains nearly 3,000 more
Prizes than Blanks, including
SIX OF ,820,000!
The Two Prizes of Li 5,000 being entitled to £5,000 more.
SCHEME.

2... of. ..... 8E20,000 Money, are X 40,000
2 ............... 20,000 Cooiuh 4U,000
2. .............. r'ito ......... 30,000
2 ....... .. 5,000 Monty ...............10,000
2 l,OOO Guineas 2,100
2... l,OOO Money 2,000
4 SOO Guineas 2,100
6

8..•• o 200 Money
5,700 of the Tickets which may be drawn Blanks wdi be en-
titled to receive, previous to the 11.1 of December, £i* each in
Money, or may, ar the option of the Holders, be re-drawn, and
ags.in take a second chance of obtaining the Capitals that remain
in the Wheel.
G. CARROLL bad the pleawre of distributing amongst his
Friends tbe lasc.drawn Paise of .630,000; he trusts a continuance
of his usual success win attend law Offices,
No. 7, Comma., and 26, OZIORD-STIBIT,
Where Tickets and *hares for the present popular Lottery are
on sale at the following Prices as, viz.
Ticket £i9 10 0
5510 9 011106th
alitretath

Xi 70 I
1 7 0
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NAVAL INULLAGENCII.

MAILS-all. DUC. Alt. DIM
th,stn - 0 1 France -- • 1 0
Waterford -- 0 1 Gottenburgh -• O. S
1
Cuffing andiersey 0 1 Flanders --- 0 0
Lisbon - - - 0 O New York -. 0 0
Holland - - .., 1 0 Hamlaurgh - - 0 2

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER I.
Wind from S: to S.W.—The Arabella packet,
with Mails for Lisbon, is gone into the Roads.

PORTSMOUTH. NOVEMBER 3.
Wind S.E.—Sailed his Majesty's .hip ROSARIO on
cruize.

DEAL, NOVEMBER S.

Wiod S.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
1111.gton,hone Ceylon. Came down from
the Rol r ;he Duckenfield, London, and Nisbett, for
Jamaica; Gr.ce. for South America; and Mary, for
Calcutta-.-the London has sailed.
Folio o'CLocx.-..The wind is now S.E. and the
,ontward.boutid have attempted to get away, but the•
Rood tide corning, accompafirird by a thick fog, has
[prevented their sailing.

DOVER, NOVEMBER S.
Sailed this Morning the Queen Charlotte, Captain
THOMAS, for Calais, with passengers. Arrived Ibis
day the Sybil, Captain MIDDLETON, from Calais.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER a.
Arrived the Princt of Orange packet, with a Mail
Nip Holland. Sailed the Castlereagh packet, with
a Mail for Crxhaven.

STROMNBSS, OCTOBER 24. 1
Arrived the Eddystone, Davis, from Hudson's
Bay, with timber and furs. Captain. Davis saw, in
lat. 50.31 x. long. 17. 30. the brig Rover, of Newcas-
tle, came close past her, fired two guns, but no men
to be seen; her sails were furled, and the sea was
going in and out of the cabin windows; The Eddy-
none could not touch her for the sea.

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GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER S.
Arrived die Staff of Life, Pro° Irons Cork; Isabella, Lawson,
horn Jamaica; A'avre, Trader; and Northunsberlpwit,
hum Memel; Edward, Wessels, from Bretton; Wasblogtoo,
Foreman, from New York s and Swallow Packet, Nesbitt, from
Genoa.—Sailed the Perseverance, Stoakley, for Newburgh; and
Christina, Rotors, for Anostordern.
London, England, 1817-11-04

MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER so.

We learn hem the Niagara Spectator of the 21st
ult. that a mutual agreement has been made between'
ti e Aro, I;zails and British Government, that neither
pour retain in service more than two revenue
czttrs, et twu guns each, in either Lake, and that
s;ttnontl,s previous notice of an intention to augment
t!,it force e,n either side shall be given.
'11,4 arrangement shews the friendly footing on
which we stand with our neighbours. It will be the
means (,f avoiding ocoasions of collision and jealousy,
and saving to both a vast expense.

QUEBEC, OCTOBER 4.
The number of vessels arrived at' this port from
Ka since the opening of the navigation is 240 ; the
nliniber of settlers, chiefly from Great Britain, al-
Iready arrived, is 2857 ; and about 200 are shortly
Icspectad from Germany.
London, England, 1817-11-04

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THE LIFE of WILLIAM HUTI'ON, F.A.S.S.
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COMPACT DWELLING-HOUSES and OROUND-REN FS,
Si. THOMAITS-hQUARE, HACKNEY.
TO Et &OLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr..ROBINS,
At Glarraway's Coffee-House. 'Llsaage-Alley. Corabill, •on
Tuuasnar, February to, 1817, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
91WO LEASEHOLD ESTATES (held under
•1. St. Thtima,'s Hospital), situate in St. Ilsotnai's-square,
Parish of St. John, Hackney, producing an improved Rental of
upwards of
ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE POUND, Jett ANNUM.
LOT 1. Comprises FOUR NEAT DWELLING.IIO
situate on the Eatt Side of St.Thinnas's-square, on Lease; azi.l it
the occupation of Mr. Lister, Mr. SOm, .use, Mr. Willey, and
Mr. White: and ONE CAFI i•AL ELLING-HoU ou
the'North Side of the Square, to the occupatiou of Mr. Fox. ,
Loy 8. An ENCLOSED MEADOW, situate at ;he back of
Lot 1, on Lease, and iu the occupation of Mr. Davison, till
Lady Day, 18 al.
LOT 3. An ENCLOSED PIECE of GARDEN GROUND,
wen planted with Fruit Trees, situate adjoining Lot v, on Lease,
and In possession of Mr. Davison, for the same Term.
Lor 4. A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE, situaut at the South
East Corner of Sr. l hontas'e.square, in the occupation, and on
'moot° Mr. Hayti&
Lot 5. A Ditto, adjoinicg Ditto, in the occupation of Mr.
Allen, on Lease till Lady Day, Imo, determinable as thereat
'-mentioned.
LOT b. A Ditto, adjoining Ditto, to the occupation of Mr..
Tate, on' Lease till l.ady Dap, 110.9, deter:utnable as therein
mentioned.
An the foregoing Lots ire held under Leases till Lady-day,
311111, yids other Lands, containing between 1 hree and Four
Acres, wherein Several Houses are bunt, at a rent, per annum,
sei4. Iho apportioned Ground-rests payable In respect of the
foregoingoalount together to AIL per anitunt.
. Puticalatomay he had an thethiswisee; to the Mermaid Ta-
vern, Idackot7 ; of H. 'Culver, Esq. Solicitor; Percy-street,
Radbone-place; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1817-08-26

That Proposals will be recuived it their Office in Pail-Mall,
on VTDNP.SDAY, the sd September next, front such Persons
cs sure)• Ire desirous of purchacing any quantity of the following
-nstrviceable Ordnance, shot and Iron, now lying in the Royal

hi renal at Woolwich., •is. Tons.
Brass Ordua:. et: - - 500
Cast-'rcn Guns and Mortars - 400
Cast-iron Round Shot . • 550
Double headed hammered Shot 40
Wraugbt and Cast I:on - - 70

The whole of the Articles may be viewed upon application to
the respnrive Officers of the Ordnance, at the Royal Arsenal,
at Woolwich; and the Terms an .I Conditions for the purchase
r:::•• be seen at the secretary's Office, in Poll-NIAI aforesaid,
at-y day between the hours of Ten and 1:our o'Clc.k.
Ily Order of the Dowd,
R. CREW, Sander,
London, England, 1817-08-26

KINGATON, JAAFAICA. JUNE es.

Information having been given to Rear-Admiral
Dangles, that Eriti,ll seamen weer entering on board
the Venezuetian schooner Cond. r, he directed anti
Elation thereof to be lodged at the Peace Office ; at
ti.e same time acquainting her commander, Philippe
Estevez, by letter, that he could net be permitted to
take away from this 'lace any number of men beyond
what he brought here ; and his attendance was re-
quired befete the Sitting Magistrates on Tuesday,
when they signified to him that his taking on board
any British sittlects would be contrary to law, and
that be would nut be allowed to depart with any.--
He assured them that he had no intention of enlisting
any such, having brought a sufficient crew with him,
•everal of whom, however, had deserted. Admiral
Douglas bad previously attended at the Peace-office,
and mentioned that a strict line of neutrality was to
be olaserved between the eontendinglparties of &nth
America, and that he sh old take care that the Con-
dor did rot depart with more than her original crew.
Captain Campbell, who arrived in the hired armed
schooner Reliance on Thursday evening, in 22 days,
from Honduras, with dispatches for his Grace the
Governor, commanded the transport ship Frances
and Mary, which conveyed the convicted negrors
from Barbadoes to Honduras. The inhabitants of
i:nit settlement having made a spirited remonstrance
at the measures of Government, which induced the
King's Superintendent to suspend their landing, they
still remain on shipboard, awaiting the further deter•
rninatiGn of his M ijesty's Government, which was
expected to be received there in the course of tf
month. The c.reionstance of their not having been
p.m:Heti to :and at Hcbdurav was known at Barba-
does sihen the Queensberry packet !eft that island.
Ii is stated, that on the arrival of his Majesty's brig
Beaver at Santa M.,rtha, the commandant there no-
tifi‘d to her commander, Captain Duff, that she must
yiit the port immediately, the Viceroy of New Gee-
r,icla having iialed an order prohibiting his Britannic
I'44k-sty's vessels !tutu entering their harbours.
London, England, 1817-02-28

LINES,

Or seeing the Man in Armonr drunk at the Lord Mayor's Feast,
the Arrem:sr havirg been worn by King Henry the Fifth, at
the nettle of Ag•ocuurt.

Our Moe. rn t aut in steel,
With Penry's ar:l,4 and martial port,
Prated at tiatiAtiutn, by many a reel,
Illat he haJ been at 4-ea nowt 1

Cll7 BUSINESS.

Yesterday a Court of Common Connell was held
at Guildi,4ll. for tae central dispatch of public busi-
Th? C.,mmittec appointed to effect the im•
proTentrittl at Temple-bar and Snow.hill delivered
in a R.:port on having completed the said improve-
ments. 21:d Irtviog finally adjusted the several ac-
counts for the came, %Oki) was read.—Toe Commit.
see for General Purpasei delivered in a Report in IC..
Ifitian to the execution of the duties of the Bailiff of
the Bormgh of Southwark, and it was referred to the.
Cor to take an opinion of Counsel as to the
best mod.: to be pursued by the Corporation thereon.
It was relerrect to the Police Committee to consisler
of the Lar.D Marcia's plan for a Horse Police, and
report thereon.
London, England, 1817-02-28

THIC MINT.

Mr. BROUGIdAM wished to ask the Right Ho-
nourable Gentleman opposite when they were to have
the advantage of the attendance of ' the Right Ho.
nourable the Master of the Mint. as he had -a
ques-
tion to pot to him on a subject connected with his
department?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said he had no doubt that he would make his appear-
ance in the House in the course of the evening.
Mr. BROUGHAM said,, he entertained not the

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[smallest doubt that the Right Hononrable Master
and Wader of the Mint would come here at the
conking time of night ; increasing the tale by the ad-
dition of one vote, but what he wanted was the at-
tendance of the Right Honourable Gentleman, at a
time when they could receive the benefit of his in-
formation, when they would have an increase in
weight as well as tale—(Laugh).
Mr. B. BAT HURST said, he would, in the
course of the evening, have ample opportunity for
patting any question to his Right Honourable Friend.
Mr. BROUGHAM said he could not-well put a
question during the debate on the Sucpensicn of the
Habeas Corpus Act, on the subject of the Working
of the Miut.

Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON stated, that his
Right Honourable Friend bad been in the House
before the debate began.
Sir JOIIN NEWPORT wished to knnw whether,
in the Commissariat Department, any other than
their own personal securities was given by Commis-
saries for the sums which passed through their hands?
In these offices there was more reason for taking se-
curities than in any other.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
answered, that no other than their own personal se-
curities was given by Commissaries; but thought it
might be advisable to adopt some alteration.
SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS
London, England, 1817-02-28

INDIA HOUSE, Smatter, 49, 1817.
DIRECTORS e the UNITED
'PRCH ANTS of E2VGLAND, trathz
my fire
hooks of t:le said Company's Stock will be
4th March next, at Two o'clock, atd
the tOth April following.
General Court of the said Company will be
• Leadeuhall-street, on WEDNESDAY,
Eleven o'Clock iu the Forenoon.
of the said Company will be held at
ii.vtreet, on WEDNESDAY, the Dth
"Clock ie the Monietg until Six in the
lON of SIX Dictscroas of the said
'cars.

' the Members of the said Company will 1
at this House on MONDAY. the fttb
✓MMRS COBB, Sarretary.Jl

, O'CLOCK THIS NIGH C.
MCINNIS° AT NINE O'CLOCK,
ty 3,c00 Tickets,
.et 5 oaca, and maw other Capitally
lady acqn lints the Public, that
shill and 9, Charing-Cron, will remain
this Llight, for 'the sale of Tickets and
ter!, which will be all Drawn Ttratat-

JCK IN THE MORNING.
COMAS but of s,OOO r aid y also-
spoo, sod 9*... pip LAOIS.

D 4WD'S DAY

LE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES.

'ON, Stock- Broker, has the pk a-
Ws Countrymen, Natives of this
PRINCIPALITY,
I bis endeavours to have the Lottery
(ORROW, MARCH the Ist,
the Tutelar Saint of Wales.
London, England, 1817-02-28

WARWICKSHIRE.
, CAPITAL. AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ES rATE,
Eligible Dwelling• House, Olfices, Faun-Houses, Out-buildings,
Cottages. Ike. and upwards of
NINE HUNDRED AND ::'IX ry ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands with fine sheets
of Water, abounding with Caine, sod in a fine Sperling
Country. A very eligible Psoperty fur investing Motley.
By Mr. ROBIN:;,
At Garraway's Coffee. house, 'Change-Alley, Cornbill, Loml
on Tnuastiar, die 13th March„lese, ati. settee o'Clock, in
One Lot,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE.
situate in the Par!sh of IPSLEY, in the County of WAR-
WICK, abounding with Gaine, and commanding dellghuul
Picturesque Views over a rich fertile Country, In the centre of
Field Sports; comprising a substantial and comMadious Dwell.
ing-house, with suitable attached and detached Offices, Barn 4,
Stables, and Out.buildings; good Garden, fine sheets of Water,
and upwards of
NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
Of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, Wood, and Coppice Land; lying'
compact, beautifully diversified by hill and dalei and divided into
Eligthie Farms, with Farm houses, Barns, Sables, and Out-build-
iris, and sundry neat Messuages, with Gardens, rite. bounded en
the East aide by use River Arrow, within Ms miles of Aleester,
seven of Bromsgrove, 14 of Stratford• upon-Avon, and 15 of Bir-
mingham, and within three miles of the Worcester kid Elrmin--
ham Canal, to a fine part of she Country, with good roads
various directions, presenting n very capital Property for investing
Money.
Possession may be bad of the Residence, and the princiril
part of the Land may be bad at Lady-day nest.
The Estate may be Viewed by applying to George Mlles, Es.i.
Lodge Mane, Ipiley ; of whom particulars may be had ; of Ai..
Edward Simpson, and Messrs. spurner and ingleby,
and at the Hen and Chickens, and Cagle, in lornlia,2 h ;
Ueorge.l.lelifieltl; Angel, Alerster ; Guldso Cross, Brote4g -owe ;
White Lion. Stratfordupon-Avon ; King's Herd, Gloucester;
Mr. Egerton, No. 5, Gray's btu 'gime; Messrs. Anstice a:itl
%Men, No. to, King's Bench Walks, Temple: at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London;
where a Plan of the Es:ate may be seep.
London, England, 1817-02-17

FRAUD PREVENTED.

To counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in-
stead of the Oerroire lilacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their addrets,
la, High Hi,lborn.
•

Is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
and the difference of the type, which is unlike all ktter.press,
will enable puroltaskrs at once to detect the imposition. The
Real Japan lII.ACKING, shave by DAY and MAR'IIII, 97„
High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 63. IL and
IL 6d. eachosits copy of the Label kit with all Venders.
DAY AND MARTIN,
97, High Holborn.

•
•
WA REN'S
-" • • kunl4TivE LIQUID BLACKING.
WHEN HlVeitY records in her wonderful pap
MI the wonders produc'd in this wonderful age; -
When she classes each Science, each Art, and each Trade,
Each Improvement for use or for ornament made ;
While her eye beams delight, as the list she surveys
Of Inventors all orally met iting praise;—
, While doubting.wbom first from that list she shall name,
Where a West,.or a Davy, or Congreve can Ono,
She for &mice decides.—But, says F.131110:1, not ss;
I've my fav'rite, there's Wattet::, his barite you well 1:100I.
HI, Illiaii/t MI brilliant, in th' annals of Fame
Has long time been Incelrds—there he shi,:s the first name.
What though kozs decks the Heal, giving youth to old age,
With wigs of all colours—yet he cannot engage
fu poli.'t those h..ad4 where oft vt.a.loilt 1.. lacking,
As WAILItt 71 Id: Feet
As promoters ut cas;e, I'm indebted, 'Os trues
the Taylors—their genius deserves pra'se &am yen—.
But no cur of a coat (sl make ;otlvlete
Units, WARREN.* Jet DLACIVNG 3144 to the feet. •
Only view its effeet!—Can meow -urposs
This Pelishf—r4teethlg yoer face like a Om?
Not only its Polish—it so strengthens the L.--.ei,ee*,
That the Feet are prestiv'd from the damp wet weather.
His merit, quoth Hitery, I now understand;
(ROBERT Wall RILN, you s;:y, has Modred to the Strand;--) •
An Invention so useful deserves its reward.
So Inc your sake, dear Fashion, his name .*.l roc-ord.
• The aboste inestimable 'SLACKING is prepared by
London, England, 1817-02-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOU I H, FELRUARY
Arrived his Majesty's ship litut,o4 from a cruize,
and the Walsingham packet from Jamaica, last from
F;ymoullb Put back the Europa, for St. Kitt's ;
Isad Peace, for Marseilles.—Wind W.S.W.

PLYMOU FR, FEBRUARY 15.
Arrived the Crown, Curer r, from Falmouth; and
anger and Barb-r, DA LULL, from Stranglord, both
for Gibraltar.— Wind N.W.
London, England, 1817-02-17

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ST. DAVID'S DAY.
ADDRESS TO THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALE!.
DWA RD El TON, Stock-Broker, has the p1ea-
.1.7/ sure to announce to his Countrymen. Natives of this
ANCIENT PRINCIPALI'I Y.
That he bat succeeded In bis endeavours to have the Lottery
drawn on the
FlRfir OF MARCH.
In honour of the Tu:eler Saint of W.des.
E. FYTON flatters himself be 'ball have the satisfavion of
di,tributing the numerous Prizes with which the unprecedented
Scheme fur eo small a Lott. ry abounds, amongst his Fellow Cans-
bro.Britons, whom be invites to his fortunate Office, 2, Curnhill,
whore their Orders for Tickets and Shares w•il he respectfully
received, by the only Welchman engaged to distribute the fa-
vours of Fortune. :•

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P-112LIAMENTARV BUM ESS.

Tlll5 DAY.—Further consideration of the Repast on the Mak
Duty Kill; Exchequer Sill. Bill, third time; Committee ollinp
ply and Way. and Means. Notices—Lord Milton, Motion re-
lative to the war Salary of the Secretaries of the Admitaky ;
Mr. Teed, Motion reeoecting the Pensions of the Widows of
Naval Officers; Mr. Canning, Motion relative to Nast-India
Slipping; S r G. Warrender, Vote of Seamen in Committee of
Supply.
To-moaeow.—Wootton Bassett Election Ballot, at half-past
three o'clock. Notices—Sir M. W. Ridley, Address for Reduc-
tion of the number of Lords of the Admiralty; Sir S. Romilly.
to present a Petition relative to the Conduct of the Magistrate►
of the Power Division in granting Licrises.
Weoseasosv.—Mr. M. A. Taylor, 818 for effectual Repairs
of the Pavements; Mr. Gretifell, Motion respecting Existing
Contracts and Pecuniary Transactions of the Public wkh the
Bank of England; Lord A Hamilton, Account of Speck payable
for Bat.k Notes, dared before ling.
Tuuasciay.—Rozhester Election Ballot, at three o'clock; Mr.
Caleraft, Committee on rak Duty Laws, and inconveniences
thereof; Mr. Bennett, Motion regarding the appointment
Mr. Henke on the Civil List Establishment; Sir E. Beydgea,
Bib to altar the Law of Parish gettlenwnts, la so far at relates to
she Right of Cow Pasturing; Mr. Wm. Courtenay, Bill refiard-
lag Orand Jury Presentments in Ireland. .
Fatmey.--Saving Banks Bill, to be read i second times Mr.
Curwen, to move for a Committer oa the Poor Laws and the
State of the Laboaring Poor.
London, England, 1817-08-19

YARMOUTH, AUGUiT 18.

_
Arrived the William, Laws, from London, with
e loss of fore-tap•mast at.d main-mas:, which were
carried away, in a heavy squall, yester:lty, off the
Buoy of the Spitway. The Trusty, Gftoou, from
the Ninth, with coals, sunk yeturtlay in this harbour.
London, England, 1817-08-19

RING V. cowaN.

The LORD CHANCELLOR gave judgment in this
case. Witham Elliott had by hii last will kit £5O
each to William, George, Charles, and Judith Ring,
and appointed William and Richard Cowen his en-,
MOM. _ln the will, which was curiously and sin-
gularly expressed, it was provided that the residue of
the testator's personal estate should be applied to the
maintenance and education of Charles Ring; but if
Charles died before the age of 2L, it should be equally
divided among the others. Charles lived, and the
question arose to whom the residue belonged? Had
Charles died before 21, there could be no doubt that
it belonged to his brothers and sister. But it belonged
to Charles himself only by implication. That im-
plication was not so strong as could be desired ; but
st.ll it occasioned in his Lordship's mind a doubt in.
Charles's favour so strong as to order the money,
£323 :,;s. to be paid into Court, subject to the tutuie
decision of the case. It was ordered to be paid into
Court on or before the first day of next Term.
London, England, 1817-08-19

GR.- ND SAILING-MATCH.

Yesterday, the Subscription Silver Cup given by
the Gentlemen of the Funny Clots, was sailed for
by the followieg six Gentlemen's pleasure•boats :
Names. Tans. Names. Tuns.
Swift 5I 4 Atalanta 7
2 Ludlow 4 5 Camilla 7
3 Sphere 4 6 Waterloo 7
Abuul ten minutes past five, at a given sigma, they
started from Blackfriais-bridge with the tide, hut
with rather an unfavourable bide wind, which caused
them frequently to veer from shore to shore. The
concourse of spectators W 45 immense on each side of
the river and on the bridges, and the river was very
much crowded with pleasure and other beats. At
starting the Camilla took the lead, and between the
other five the contest was pretty equal. They pro-
ceeded as far as a boat moored oft Wandsworth Mea-
dnw, and back to the goal, which was a boat moored
off Cumberland Gardens.. The Camilla kept the
lead as far as Wandsworth, being closely pursued by
the Waterloo. On their return the wind proved ex-
'ninety favourable, and the Waterloo shot a-head of
the Camilla, and kept the lead the remainder of the
distance, the other baits being left a considerable
distance behind. The Silver Cup was afterwards
presented to the victor in Cumberland Gardens.
London, England, 1817-08-19

CI CARROLL, the Contractor for, the present
Vl. Lottery, has the greatest pleasure in observing the gen:ral
satisfaction afforded by the Scheme. This has been evinced by
the rapid Salt of the Tickets, which, at such an early period of
the Lottery. cat. only arise from the circunistanees of there being
so few Numbers (only 2,900). and the probability of their being
all sold lung bet ore the 10th of :EP I'EM UR, the Day of Draw-
ing. 'I bough this is so small a Eatery, it unstable
ft ... Prizes of ... £16,000
2 .....
11,•100
• ...... ..• •• 1,000
I V ...... . WO, &c. &c.
And as the above 4E16,000-Privet will each be entitled to £4,000
wore, they will in edict be the same a, it they were both drawn
the eld•fasidotied favourite Pries of xeckooo.
As there are Two Tickets of eachldunther. 'Adventurers. by
maktuz a Doable Purchase at U CARROLL:6OSe,', 7. Coax •
t., and 12, OZ IrDRII-1111 IST. whip the last ,C 30,003 Prise
seat Sell, may obtain a otagnikent Capital of
• POILry THOUSAND POUNDS!

MARRIED.
Monday se'nnight, at North Berwick, Francis James Adam,
Esq. youngest sou of the Right Hut,. the Lord Chic: Commis-
sioner Adam, to Mary, daughter of his Excellency General
Poltaratzky.
Thursday, at Alverstoke, John WiMoron Shelton, Esq. e
the Vith Regiment, to May, eldest thing Ater o. Julio Rickards,
Esq. of Gosport.
Friday te'unigh., at D'ltoboyer Church, Captain F. A. We-
therall, R.N. to Mary, daughter of H. Hamilton, Esq county of
Meath.
London, England, 1817-11-03

MILFORD HAVEN, OC I OBER

Arrived yesterday at the qu itantine station here,
the Betty, WauGwoou, from Smyrna, with a foul
bill of health, bound to Liverpool ; sailed thence 4th
ultimo, and toiict.ed at Gibraltar ; there were reports
of accidents or the plague at Smyrna, when shy
sailed.. On the 20th instant, in lat. 44. long. 14.
spoke the Dorothy, of and from Liverpool Oar Ben-
gal, HOWARD ister : left at Smyrna the Starling,
13AUNCT,1'),d•i,g tor London; the schooner -,
Drt.allo master, was at Smyrna waiting fora cargo
for Liverpool. Arrived also the Active, BROWN,
from Live: pool tor St. Thomas's ; Susannah, DYER,
erom Waterford for London, with loss of bowsprit ;
Th. tis, MARTIN, from Liverpool for Lisbon ; and
A fle tof coasttt•s, for slielier. Arrived the Meditet-
raite n packet, DEAN, iron, Liverpool for Leghorn ;
Hibernia, THOMAS, Ir .to Waterford for London,
with loss of sails; Vrow Kt anendborg, 0. B. OT-
,I CHEN tnastee, from Lisbon for ha vre-de-Grace, with
coffee ; she is placed under testy al, I. of quarantine,
for want of declaration of the gm eth thereof.
London, England, 1817-11-03

LISBON, AUGUST 20.

Obr Gamete of the lath ultitno had the arrival of
her Royal Highness the Princess of the United King.
dome at Madeira. We now extract from authentic
letters some particulars of her stay in that Island 3
a The squadron having enteted the port, his Ex-
cellency tie Governor and C Tulin General Floren-
cio Jose Cl ssia de Millo, Lieut.-General of the Royal
Armies, with his whole staff, together with the Bi-
shop, repaired at eleven in the morning of the 11th,
on board the ship Don John VI. when they had the
honour to kissthe hand of her Royal Highness, who
received them with Oho greatest affability, and
deigned to yield to the requiest made in the name of
the inhabitants, to come on shore and honour them
with her presence. Her Royal flightier% landed at
four in the afternoon, with all her Ccurt, and was
received with gteat ceremony. At the gate of the
city her Royal Highness adored the ctieifix, which
the Bishop presented to her, and WAS cousiucted in
procession to the Cathedral Church, where Te Deum
was performed, to thank the ALMIGHTY for this
happy event. Her Royal Highness then proceeded
to the Governor's Palace, which was prepared for
her reception. In all the streets through which she
passed the windows were full of spectators, who
strewed Hostels in her way. The joy of the inhabi-
tants dining sliete three days was extreme ; the
town Was brilliantly illuminated esery night.
a On the 12th and 12th her Royal Highness made
excursions in the neighbourhood. The Bishop, the
English merchant, R. Page, and oilier owners of
country seats, had the honour to receive her Royal
Highness at them, with sumptuous entertainments.
Her Royal Highness gained the hearts of all who
approached her, by her affability and condescension.
An act of generosity must particularly be men-
gonad—a sailor tennis from one of the yards, on
bead the vest') of her Royal Highness, to the great
consternation of the Princess, who seat repeatedly to
empire after him, and finding that he was dead, or.
dared* pension of 6,400 tees per month to his widow,
forAife, and a /ear to be paid down immediately.—
Oat the 43th, at taidaighte the equetteett sajied, tol-,

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LONDON.

NEXT FRIDAY 1 LIE LOITERY WILL COMMENCE
DRAWING. - SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND
POUNDS.-MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS !

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1817.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK 3
Reduced bli 82—Coosok 1121—For Nov. 84{ 83
4 per Cent. 9M —5 per Coal. Navy 104108
India Boudi 101 *O pr.—Exchequer Elk 19 39 pr.
ONE O'CLOCK.

A considerable advance has taken place this day, In the price of
Stocks. Comols, at this hour, were done at 89, for the account,
and were looking upwards.

FLANDERS MAIL-GERMAN PAPERS.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night ; and this
morning Frankfort and othtr German Papers to the
28th of October came to hand. The folicsiving are
extracts:
London, England, 1817-11-03

ANTIGUA, SEPTEMBER 510

A Court of Vice-Admiralty was held yesterday at
the Court-house. kr the trial of the schooner Cum-
berland, charged with a breach of the laws of trade
and navigation. when his Honcur the Judge WAS
pleased to cr,ndenin the •e»el.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOVEMBER 1.
Sults att•raaco INWARD, Ile John, Barrington, and Bar-
den, kiehdrdttors, from Qurb.c; hum Cuek; Tbermuter,
Dennis, from kutterdam; Vans) Tub, and Industry, Vatrall,
from Malaga; Royal Oak, DuAtty, and Wear, Ktught, frum
Petereburgu ; Mary, Puddicombe ' • Orestes, Pixley; and St.
Mary, Burram, from Jamatca; Commerce, Sbotten, trim Lour-
deaux ; Waterloo, Mour, and Elizabeth, Asler, from Calcutta;
Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend; Planter, Brand, front Uema-
rasa ; Albino, Patie, Irons Sierra Leone; and Pilchard,
from Cape Coast.
London, England, 1817-11-03

FROM SATURDAE MGM'S GAZETTE.

LORD OHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, OCTOBER 20.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Admiral
Sir George Campbell, K. C. B. Groom of Lis Majesty's Bed-
chamber, in the room of Charles fierbert, Esq. deceased.

FOREIGN OFFICE, OCTOBER 21.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In
the name and on the behalf of his Maje.ty. to appoint Alexander
Ferrier, E•q. to he In Majesty's Co:i•u1 f.,r the Ports of Rotter-
dam, Helvuet, Dordrecht, Schiedam, :xi the Br:IL •
London, England, 1817-11-03

DEAL, NOVEMBER 2.

Wind S.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River yes-
terday the Grantham, WOOD, from Dernarara ; and
the Amphitrite, MURDOCH, from •Feneriffe.—Came
down from the River the Harmony, fc.r Demerara;
Malta, for the Cape; Delatord, for St. Vinc::nt%;
Dorwthy Foster, Princess Royal, and Dale, for Ja
maica; Montreal packet, for Havannah ; Anne, for
Naples; Mayflower, for Gibraltar; Policy, for the
South Seas ; Prince Regent, Jot Tobago; Zealoub,
for Gibraltar ; and Leeds, for Bahia.—Came down
from the River to-day, and remain with the outwald
bound, the Charles, for Tobago; Ann and Alexan-
der, for Jamaica.—Arrived the ALERT sloop of war,
from a cruise.
RAMSOATE, NOVEMBER 1.

Put in for shelter, the following vessels from Lon-
don ; Industry, for Cork; Caroline. and Peregrine,
for Havre; Maria, for St. Michael's ; Fortitude, for
Bourdeaux ; Alert, and Fly, for Rouen ; Four Bro
there, for Wermouth ; Plough. and Jemima, for
Hsstings; Ann, for Naples; and the Hope, for
Poole—the latter with loss of an anchor, Ste.
London, England, 1817-11-03

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 1.

Arrived this morning, the Mary, NEAL from him-
bay, from whence she sailed ()globe Ildi Julie, from
the Isle of France on the 21-4 July, from St. Helena
Ist September, and from the Island of Ascension on
the 6th of the same month ; left At the latter place
his Majesty's ship JULIA. On the 6lt July, in lat.
19. 20. S. long. 79. she spoke the slop Indian Oak,
from this port for Calcutta. 0:1 the 22J September,
in lat. 11. N. long. 21. 40. spoke the ship l'sAnnin.
PARKER, from London for the South Seas, all wtil.
On the 21st September, in lat. 10. 42. N. lung. 24.
spoke the Danish ship Governor 13;e1k, of Copen-
hagen, from Batavia. rut-two months. The Edward,
of Shields, and the Lord Wellington, of London,
had arrived at Bombay. The Burton, of London,
had arrived at the Isle of France. The latter held a
passage of 103 days.

FALMOUTH, OC ['OBER 31.
Wind W S.W.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
with a Mail from Lisbon.. in seven days; and the
'Cwins, Moms, from Havre for Ne York—the
latter is leaky, and must discharge.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 1.
Wind S.S.E.—Sailed the Prince of Wales, HAN-
COCK, for London ; and the Batavia, Lisma, for Bo-
tany Bay.

DOVER, NOVEMBER 1. •
Sailed this day the Lord Dirac in packet, Captain
HAMILTON, with a mail and passengers for
Arrived this evening the Chichester, Captain Rut ran,
Lady Jane Jarr:es, Captain HAYWARD, and a French
packet. 411 from Calais, with passenpers. Came in
the brig Iris, tr, in Oporto, with wine, for this post.
Sailed this vetting the Lord Duncan packet, Cap.
twin rasc a. wi;h a mail and passengers for Ostend.
NOVEMBER Q.—Arrived this morning the King
Georg. eniiili, aisd Trafalgar, from Calais, with
passengers, and the Pt inct.s Charlotte, Capt. HAL-
LANDS, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers.—
Sailed this morning the Dart, Captain WILKINSON,
for Calais.
London, England, 1817-11-03

t• ‘;I3ER 957.

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OFFICE OP OR DNJETCII, Orbit, 113, fill.
rHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his AM-
A. JESTI", ORDNA NCR de hereby give Notice,
That Proitroals will be mute, d at their Office in Pall Mail on
beture WEDNESDAY, the sth of November next, from
h Perseus as may be willing to undertake the supply of
aul SPURS fur service of this Department, for a pas
la three Te;r:, &terminal& after the eapiration of the first
n, upon notice of three mutithe, at the °intim o either par:y.
httentS of the Ankles may be viewed upon application to the
r:ttive Oakes of the Ortlname, in the Royal Arsenal at
*dories; and farther particulars, tozetber with the 'Terms and
er !etos of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
in Pall Mall aluresald, any day, between the hours of ten
d fear e'c',3ck ; where the Proposals must be.delivered sealed
and nidnrsed " Propitiate fair Bows and Spurs;' but no Pro-
Psel can he admitted after the said it's Novemher,at 12 o'clock at
tea.: of the sane day, neither will any 'Tender be noticed unless
he Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board,

R. 11 CREW, S.Tretary.

MST-HOVE DUTIES.
:TA:11..01 TICE, LONDON, OC TODIA 25, 1817.
JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by Virtue

of au Act, pas►ed in the last Session of Parliament,
61„1, An Act for Letting to Farm the Po►t Horse Duties,'
Comniusioner► of Stamps will put up the Duties therein men•
it):.td to be payable ter Horses, Mares; and Geldings, hired by
tun. ur ►tape to be used in travelling, or hired for a less pa
lit, u: unit LILIU twenty-eight successive dap, for drawing any
uti.sr Carriage u►sd its travelling post or otherwise (with
ictstei,:ions thstein speciOs 1), at the Gratteseted slather 7 avow,
Strand, on WEDNESDAY, the Uth day of November
at Eleven u'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, to be Let to
Fora at Yearly ittlatb, for the Term of Three Years from the
41,y of February nest inclusive, in the several Districts or
toLowini, via.
DISTRICTS. Anneal Rents at which
they will be put sp.
I. North Britain*
2. Northumberland, Cumberland, WeStinotland,
London, England, 1817-11-03

lowed by the good wishes of the inhabitanu oi the
'stand, and probably is by this time at Rij de Jatbeiro."

LISBON, OCTOBER is.

On the 15th of this month was decided the trial in-
stituted in consequence of the conspiracy happily die
covered in the month of May last, and the first sent
tence delivered ; in that day it was confirmed that
the 17th it should he passed upon the exceptions made
by the accused; by this sentence two were declared
not guilty, and one sentenced to be banished from
the United Kingdoms of Portugal, Brazil, and-Al-
garva, with the threat of being banished. to one of
the Presidios (fortresses) of Attica for life in case of
contravention; three condemned to be transported
to Angolla Mozambique, arid twelve sentenced to be
punished with death. This sentence being executed
on the 18th of this month, the greatest order and
tranquillity imaginable prevailed, as well as on the
day of passing the sentence. The guilty received, ac•
cording to the usual custom, the succouts of reli-
gion. In the countenances of all the citizens was
seen on that day the clear expression of the hor-
ror which in the midst of a nation distinguished for
its unshaken sentiments of loyalty to the Sovereign,
is justly inspired by the abominable crime of a hand-
ful of individnnls, who, cleat to the voice and the
dictates of both divine and human laws, endeavoured
to plung us into the horrors of anarchy. The sen-
tence is printing which apFlied the dispositions of
the laws to the Rarts proved hf the clearest evidence.
Upon its publication, which will speedily take place,
we shall have new reason to hold in merited execra-
tion crimes so enormous, and may an example as
painful to humanity as indispensible to justice, con-
strain all within the bounds of their duty, that his-
tory may not again nave to stain its pages with si-
milar events.
London, England, 1817-11-03

LAW IN7'ELLIGME.

COURT 0? RING'S BENCH, NOVEMBER 1.
LOUD RIVERS V.
This ease respects the right of the Noble plaintiff to
Cranborne Chace. It came on for argument this day;
on the conditional rule for a new trial. obtained in
the last term by Mr. Sergeant LENS. Mr. Sergeant
BEST and Mr. CASBERD were heard in support of the
verdict.—Judgment will not be pronounced until
Tuesday next.
London, England, 1817-07-30

TO THE rnrma.

Rte—An rsupsrfe. and In many respects Incorrect report of the
proceedings in the Nherirra COUR. no Tuesday, the st:d instant,
hi the Cll/Pe 01" Willi ;mks. Fa;ch." having made its appearonoe
In your Joureal, I have to request the Public to suspend their
lodgment upon the conduct of the parties concerned, until a full
and correct report of the proceedings (which is now its the press,
retarded, hitherto by the absence or my Counsel on the Circuit)
nball lave been laid before them, and when I take upon myseli
to state, with confidence, the transactions will appear in a very
different view to that at present aff.irded to persons as yet unac-
quainted with the circumstances.-1 am, Sir
Irw yours, &c.
Hyde-Patk Darracks,l • ; T..tan FINCX,
Sloth July, IVI7. 5 . q &Sato IA Life Guards.