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That Proposals will be received at their °Mee ha Pall-Mall,

on or before FRIDAY, the trait instant, front such Persons
is may be willing to •undertaki• the Supply of COII'ER
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Te:.-r. •
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ibt Capper lieops r but no Propoial can be admitted after the
oil 16th Lama, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of tire same day,
neither wig any Tender be noticed, Indere the Party making it,
or an Agent in Ms behalf, shaU attend.
By Order of the Board, R. A. CREW, Sesrdery.

GUILDHALL, LONDON,

IST AUGOST, tate.
rEIHE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's
LANDS will meet at Guildhall, Londoot oo TIIORSDAT,
the isdi gay of August instant, at Twel;Le o'Clock at noon, to
receive Proposals far 'hieing in Short-band and afterwards
transcribing into Long-land, and for Printing in such Long-hand
the Pao:allay of the Mats Conunission of the Peace, Oyer and
Tennbier and Gaol Delivery for Ow City of Loodoa, and alio
die Gaol Delivery for the County of Middlesex, held at Justice
in die Old Bailey, commonly called the Seulons Papers,
sad fat publishing and delivering the same.
A Specimen of the Printing marl* seen, and further Portico-
be boom, on appikstioo at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall.
JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller.
London, England, 1816-08-13

This day was pub:idled, to a Vols. 12mo. Flee ,dl. Is.

EDGAR. A NATIoxAL TALL —By Miss
' APPLETON, Audio's. of " Private Education."
" The snot noble, the most loyal, the most heroic sentiments
beans throughout this work ; the finest, the purest lessons of mo-
rality are inculcated in every tine."
, Printed fur Henry Coburn, Condult•street.
Of *bowl and aU Dookstller. miy he had, by the same Author,
Private Education ; or, A Prac.lcsl Plan for tbelies of Young
Ladies, with an Addres, to Paretri, Private Governesses and
their Pupils, Second Edition, rovi,ed, price Ts. Gd. boards.

'llls day was published, •
In S Vols. *lino. price El. is, embellished with Vignettes and
Music, ,
ENAIk•VO N.—The • Edition.—
Wnh as explanatory Preface.. ,
The Publisher avails hinterlf of this opportunity to caution
the Public against the erroneous ha pres.ions which have 2revalled
in the nilnJge of same 'wising* respecting tills Work; ihe most
unfair and unfounded interpretations having be, n put upon many
par ~of it. Amongst other misrepresi.ara•ions the cle.gracter at
Lady Margaret Buct.aoaa has been a: tributel to one, to whom
neigt•er In manner nor in mir.il it be.irs the least resemblance.
The Preface to the press-it Union-contains a • statement of the
extent to wh'ch hint., fur aunty of the characters, have been taken
Irons actual übservanon. •••
London, England, 1816-11-09

•
I. • 'OMAN/ Bir4LICTIOti
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.T MOAT, Proptietpe of the C TY AUG LION
• MART, No. 48, CIiZAPSIDE, batting an immense
quantity of Miscellaneous Articles 'or 408. which, *awake
extreme pressure of 'the does, oust. find sa. Immediate market,
invites the !NMI in Se icral, to his Dally Auction Sales, where
Families Furni.hing Houses, Ce'tiins of ' laps, Supercargoes.
and Traders in general, will Inneewtith every thing' useful and
ornanscntal, and all warranted good and perfect. 14ales genuine*
Seery day at Twelve. and again hi thla eveninrat Seven 'o'clock..
Oaaleosas had on the remises. '• • • •:
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KEW YORK, ocronn it
Important et eleitentS reht•sve in the present prn-•
Inking cund.:ion ,;t h: public finances. The receipts,
into the Treasury for *yen months. front Jsneary 1,
to August I. Is 16, bus been as follows f
Wanes 'the T-reakseri •• • • tes/1111
Customs • • • 111,511,7411 . 711, .
9.719.90! •
1.61014,0110
071195 SO
4711;710 40 ;
24.035,095 46
0,790,115 S St
43,825,920 67

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Total of Receipts ttv Anjt►st I
- Uinta:sof Rimers frokil August 1
,to Dee. 1 s tsis •

100170.710 40

Teed estimated Receipts foe 1811 85,701,631 07
Out of this sum is to be paid the amount of ap.
p►opriatinns for the year 1816, with other demlnde
on the Treasury estimated to exceed the present ap
propriatioos by a large sum and the unsatisfied ap•
propriatiens ni 1815. as follow
Appmprtarinns for 1814 •
Other demands
Unsanshed Appropriations of ISt 3
Probable Eipenditure of 1818 46,7 !VITT 68

32,173,101 93
6 270,605 49 .
7,472,677 64

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London, England, 1816-02-22

ARCHERS COURT, FEBR I !ARV 2i.

BAILLY V. BAILEY. •
This was a cause of Divorce brought by William
Morris Bailey, Esq. late of Taunton, iii the county
of Somerset, against Henrietta, his wife, by rearm
of adultery.
The marriage between the,parties was solemnized
at Gibraltar, in the year 1808, and after cohabiting
together as man and wife at various places, wild had
issue by that marriage two children, they finalls
settled at Taunton. It appeared that the husband
was a Lieutenant-Colonel in the arm), and that
during his absence tie service at Hull, and a fter-
wards at Jersey, Mrs. Bailey became intimately ac-
quainted with Mr. Edwin Kelly. a Lieutenant in his
Majesty's 13th Regiment of Foot, who came to
Taunton on the rectu:ting service; that they were
frequently observed walking together arm in arm
about the town of Taunton. This familiarity with
Lieutenant Kelly came to the knowledge of her
brother. who also resided at Taunton, and he taxed
his sister respecting die impropriety of her conduct,
when she confessed to him that she had had a crimi-
nal intercourse with Lieutenant Kelly. It also al.-
peered that she was pregnant, and bad a male child
by him,
The Learned Judge (Sir JOHN Nicsiou.) after
hearing the advocates on both sides, anu recapitsi-
lating the evidence, was of opinion that the tact was
clearly proved, and pronounced that the husband
was entitled to the remedy he prayed, and accor-
dingly signed the sentence of separationf
London, England, 1816-02-22

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TO CLERGYMEN. •
117. H F tz F. AS it is suspected that C—s B-6-4
(t tint only 18 years s.f ace) and 1)--11, are
i4V t .4. tirion from Church to Church for the publication of
4.1 n Marriage baween tilemseives: any Ciergyinan to
n hum such application may be made, I, most respemitely and
earnestly desired to communicate ithmediate inußigence of the
same to the Rev. A B. Post-offic; Uttoaeter, Staffordshire, as
theirmarriage will be without thetousint of the minor's parents.
The communication will be regarded *sanest otpeculiarkintiness.:
N. B. Any person who may convey the above intelligence to a
Clergyman, so that the. specified communication may be ob.
tithed, shall. on the testimony of loath Clergyman, ncsive a re.
ward of FIVE GUINEAS by applying as aboVe.

This day was puldiehedw price
THE SOCIETY for PROMO TING CHRIS
TIAN KNOWLEDGE VINDICATED, from the Charge
Uf inconsistency and Contradiction • in Ausivar to a recent
publication, eN.lded--." A ReapectaAddreas to the Molt Rev.
the Archbishops," &e.
By another MEMBER of the SOCIETY:
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, N 0.62, St. Piers Church-
Ya'd•
London, England, 1816-02-22

CHILBLAINS CURED FOR is. lid.

MARSHALL'S CERATE prevents and cures
those troublesoftte and usual visitants Chilblains, whether
in a broken or unbroken state; removes the itching and hiflim-
minion on the first application, and when broken, heals in a much
shorter time than can be credited but by experience —Worms,
Ulcerated Lege, Burns, scalds, Bruises, and Ulcers, of every
denomination, and of however loos standing, are effectually
cured by this Cerate.
Copy of a Letter to the late Shaw and Edwards:
" June 11, 1504.
" Gentlemen—A very singular and important Cure performed
by Marshall's Universal Carat( deptands publicity : S. Galton,
Esq. had a man of the name of Harris working, who had been
afflicted for fifteen years with a must shockini inflamed and bad
leg, insomuch as to be almost in a state of putrefaction • be had
been in the London Hospitals, to the salt water, and under sur-
geons of this place, for seven years past, when eight bites of
Marshall's Universal Cerate, he bought of me, completely cured
him. I shall think the' Proprietor is promoting the cause of his.
manky by publishing Ibis case, and rem opportunity of snaking
it public will be embraced by your obedient bumble servant,
" Bulbstrdet, Birmingham. "E. PLUM , Bookseller:*
Sold wholesale and retail by Edwards, 48, on the Footway, St.
Paul's Church yard, London, Price is. ltd. per box.
London, England, 1816-02-22

Just published, In I 2mo. price ss. hound,
THE NEW GEOGRAPHY; or an INTRO-
DIM nom to MODERN GEOGRAPHY, in QUXS-
TION and ANSWER : compiled from the best Authoritie s. and
containing the arrangements concluded by the Congress atVienna,
in the year Idi S. To which Is annexed ashon epitome otAncian
Geography‘ompared with Modern, with a set ut Miscellanetius
Questions.
By WILLIAM JILLARD HOOT.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; bar-
ton and Co. London; and Barry and Son, Bristol.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
he Pinare of London, with plates, price ss. hound.

Thfs day were published,
In One Vol. 4w. illustrated by a Map and Twelve Engravings,
price XS. Ss. boards,
'MANTELS in the lONIAN ISLES, in ALBA-1
.1. NIA, THESSALY, and GREECE, in 1814 and 1813.
Together with an Account of a Result-nee at loan ttttt a, the Ca-
pital and Court of AU Pasha; and with a more cursory Sketch
of a Route through Attica, the Morro. &c.
By HENRY (HOLLAND, M 1) F.R S. &c. &e.
••• The principal object of this wutk is to afford sketches of
the scenery, inhabitants, natural history, and antiquities of those
parts 01 Greece, which have been hitherto more partially known
or described.
Pi listed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.

WORKS ON NATURAL HISTORY, BY tHE LATE
G. MONTAGU, ESQ.
This day was published, iu Soo. with 24 Plates, price XI in b.ls.
4ZU PPL EMENT to the ORNITHOLOGICA.L
IL" DICTIONARY ,• or, Synopsis of British Birds.
By GEORGE MONTAGU, Esq. and M.W.S.
Sold by T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; and S. Bag.
ger, Strand.
Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, (a few Copies only
remaining),
ORNITHOLOGICAL Dm 111011AIT Of, Altiltabedcal Synopsii.
of British Birds, 2 vols. Svo. I6s.
TC“*.ACVA BRITANNICA; Of, Natural History of British
Shells; '
loured 4to. with plates, CS 2.; two vols. fine paper, with co-
plates, £4 4s.
A SoPPLIMENT to the above, 4to. plain, Xi la. ; fine paper,
..C2 2s.
London, England, 1816-02-22

DIED.

At Florence, on the 27th iiit.theCountes/ Cicciaporci, a Lady
of the Imperial Order or the Starry Croy, and daughter .of the
late Sir John Stuart, Burt. of Allanbauk. Eminently distinguished
by her amiable manner,. and by ber courtesy and hospitality to
the British traveller, both at her residence in Rome and Florence,
her kse will be long felt and sincerely regretted.
Friday se'nulght, at Clifton, in Au 52d year, Janice Lumsden,
Esq. formerly Lieutenant-Colonel of the 55th Regiment of Foot.
Saturday, Wil iam Pellock, Esq. Chief Clerk of the Home
Department, and upward► of 50 years in the service of Govern-
Went.

Tuesday se'nnight, at Bristol, William Moncrieffe, M.D. and
one of the Physicians to the Bristol infirmary.
Friday, at his seat, Compton Verney, NVarwickshire, after a
abort illness, Lord Willoughby de Broke, in his 78th year.
Feb. 8, at Dumfries, Nathaniel MlTaggart, late of the 14th
regiment of foot, who fought under Prince Ferdinand at the bat-
tle of Minden. He was born in 1709.

Mr. William Cullen Brown, surgeon. R.N. son of the late Dr.
John Brown, the striinvous advocate of stimulants (brandy and
laudanum) in most diseases, called the Brunonian system.
Fab. 3. Jane, youngest daughter of Dr. Forbes, physician,
Inverness.

At Duffus, on the ;6th ult. Alexander Dunbar, Esq. eldest
son of Sir Archibald Dunbar of Northfield, Bar!. in the 19th
year of Ids age.
At Edinburgh, on the evening of the 4th inst. William, and on
the morning of the 6th inst. John, youngest son of John Wood,
herdsman, High-street, Edinburgh.
At Glasgow, after a short ilhiess. Edward Davies, Esq. of
Atening House, near Minchinhampron, Gloucestershire.
Lately at his house in Portland place, after a few weeks illness,
arising froni an accident in his leg, Hcnry Fawcett, Eq. M. P.
fur Carlisle.

Tuesday, in Cold Harbour, Gosport, Mrs. Laugharne, aged
74, Widow of the late Captain Thomas Laugharne, R. N.
Ihe nth inst. at the Vicarage, Wrograve, the Rey. Thomas
Dixon M.A. Vicar of that Parish, Fellow of Queen's Coliege,
and Perpetual Curate of at. John's and St. ISridget's,
Cumberland.
London, England, 1816-02-22

TO THE AFFLICTED WITH CANCERS, KING'S
EVIL, SCROFULA, WHITE SWELI.INGS, Scc

.15R. Surgeon in his Majesty's Service, is
consulted daily from ten till two, and sic till eight, at hi,.
residence, No. 238, Oxford-street, opposite Hyde Park; and by
letters (post paid) liFe.
From the superior knowledge he justly claims in the treatment
of the above diseases, he undertakes their cure, when the niubt
eminent of the Facuky have failed.
London, England, 1816-02-22

1)1('I1)ENDS tube made 34. GUII.tiiiALL.

Feb. 27. itichard Lewis, WatlLg street, wax-chandler, at ot:e.
March u, Edward Richardson, Gt c at lc ussen-street, linen-draper,
at eleven. March 23, John •I'rustrum, Wood-street, timbre:la
maker, at eleven. March 12, Robert Hamilton, Old Broad-street,
merchant, at eleven. March 12, John GreensidtWeddell and Jo -
sepl. Lloyd, Fen court, het church-street, corn-factors, at ten.—
March '23, John Shepherd Killtck, Hackney-Mtlls, miller, at 12.
March 12, Charles War.: Abthorpe, Bridke-street, Blacktriart,
merchant, at ten. March Ir, William Llewellyn, Fenchurch-
street, merchant, at one. March 16, Samuel Gower, Kip
Hu:-
burn, eng,neer, at ten. March it, John Nuad, Stratford, baker,
at one. March 16, ‘Villiant Wakelin, Piccadilly, metes mercer,
at one. March 16, James Johnston, Paradise-street, Sr. Mary-la-
bonne, slater, at eleven. March 12, Robert M'Brair, Fen can't,
Fenchurch-street, broker, at twelve. March 12, Sir Was. Alex.
Fletcher, Knt. London, merchant, at ten. March 12, James
Ramsey and Ridley Forster, Old Bread-street, merchants,.at ten.
March 19, Thomas Stracey, Pance's-street, silkman, at ten.—
April 9, Andrew Crew Oreville, and Joseph Fabian, Prince's-
,street, linkmen, at ten. March it, Richard Wild, Craven-street,
taykir, at ten. March 16, Robert Edgar, Hannuond's .court,
Mincing-lane, wine-merchaar,at eleven. March 9, Joseph Wiiker-
son, Barley, ;nattier, at eleven. April 6, Matthew .Barnard Har-
vey, Witham, banker, at ten. March 9, Joseph Bennett Simi,
Bishopsgate- street, haberdasher, at twelve. March 16, Charles
Hamerton, Westford, paper manufacturer, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

March tl, James Wilson and William Hague, Cock-brook,
cotton spinners, at twelve, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. March
14, Charles Cope Earle Welby and George Bellairs, Leices er,
bankers, at ten, at the White Hart, Leicester. March 13, James
llaindster, Snillingfurd, butcher, at eleven, at the Lamb, Walling-
ford. March 9, l'hineas Ayton, Coventry, wine-merchant, at
twelve, at the Craven Arms, Coventry. March is, William
Bingham, Bristol, victualler, at eleven, at the Kummer, Bristol
March 11, Abraham Voting, Bristol, contractor, at twelve, at the
Rummer, Bristol. March 11, Peter Johnston, North Sunder-
land. corisfactor, at twelve, at the White Swam, Alawick.
London, England, 1816-02-22

blit'faS.

Tuesday, Mrs. J. H. Buiterwonll, Fltet-street, of a daughter.
1.4 b. 0, Mrs. Kell, wife of the Rev. William Kell, minibter of
the Epi.copal chapel at Kelso, of a son.

MARRIED.

Feb. 14, at St. Cleincut Danes, Middlesex, by the Rev. Henry
Gs. White, Curate of Allhallows, Barking, Great Tower-street,
and Chaplain to the Duke of Kent, Henry Thonipeon, Esq. of
West Wickham, Kent, to Frances Flower, fourth daughter of
Win. Lester, Esq. of the ►ante place.
Feb. 7, at Buuevant, Walter Betnard, Esq. Lieutenant in the
60th Regiment, to Mary, daughter of Mr. William Eames, of
the above place.
London, England, 1816-02-22

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
Paraosi-4411s Royal Highness the Duke of Yost.
111011111111101
Earl of !gramme John l.atoucbe, M.P.
Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Col. 1. Barry, P.P. Col. H. Clements, M. P.
Siacaon—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London,
HIS INSTITUTION, established. for the exclu.
T sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL. DISEASE&
and their dreadful consequences, u Strictures, Debilltle,4, Ulcers-
tlons,fice. has to boast the cure of as. less than 2,000 Patients, an.
many, many of whom have been afflicted from 10 to g 0 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cared in
a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the generative
organs, which Impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here
' more successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr.Klanan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
private house, No. 21, Lower Cbulette-street. Bedford-square.
whore Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and
the necessary advice sad methrAne will be given or sent to any
part of the kingdom.
This day was published, price es. boards, by F. Kiertian, a
Second and improved Edition, of a Practical treatise nu the Ve-
nereal Disease and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co-
No. 20, Paternoster-row; Neils, and Son, 1:4, Fleet-street;
Callow, Crewe-court, Soho; and ley all ether lookelles. •
London, England, 1816-02-22

This day was published, in TwO Vols. Ivo. price 2ls.Boards,
'File Fourth Edition, of
ESSAYS on the NA'T'URE and PRINCIPLES'
or TASTE.
By ARCHIBALD ALISON, 1.T..8. F.R.S.
London and Edinburgh, a e &c. Stc.
To this Edition are added, Observations on the Origin of thb
Beauty of the Human Countenance and Form.
N We look upon, this as on the whole the best and most pleas-
ing Work which has yet been produced on the subject of Taste
and Beauty. The whole of the Book Is In no ordinary degree
both beautiful and instructive."—Edinh. Rev. Nu. XXXV.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and A. Constable and Cu. Edinbergh.
Of whom May be had, by the kame Author,
Sermons, in 2 vols.ivo. Ss. boards.
London, England, 1816-02-22

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22,

WHITE, COCHRANE, AND CO. BOOKSELLERS,
BANKRUPTS.
ALL Persons having any Clairn or Demand on
the Estate of WnlTa, COC aM4 E, and Co. for Books, &c.
deposited on flak or return, are requested by the Assignees im-
mediately to send an Account of the same, in order thit it may
be adjusted; also all Persons indebted to the Estate are requested
to pay the same to Mr. W. Treppass, No. Gs, Fleet-street,
London.

This day was published, price St.
• ACATALOGUE of an extensive and valuable
Collection of BOOKS in every Department of Literature,
including a great variety of rare and curious articles he the an-
cient and modern Languages, which are new srlllng under the
direction of the Assignees of WHITE, COCHRANE, and Co.
. Booksellers. Flees-street, London, at reduced prices, with a fur-
'ther reduction of to per Cent. for ready money.
To be had on the Prdmises; of Longman and Co. Paternoster-
row; and all other lionksellers In Town and Country.

OFFICI OF PIRDIII4 i 1 CB, Fekuery 9, 1616.
THE.PRWCIPAI, OFFICER'S .f HIS MA-
IBS77", ORDNANCE, Jo hay give Nonce,
That tropism's will be reeeived at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on Or before MONDAY, the 26th day of February, 1616, from
such Persons as may bewilling to unclirtalte the Supply of HO-
SIERY ARTICLES for Service of ibis Department, for a
Period of Three Years, determinable after the capitation of the
first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either
• PaftY•
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Orme In the Tower : and farther Parti-
culars, together with the Terms ind Conditions of the Contract,
maybe known at the Secretary'soffice in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any
day between the hours of Ten and Font o'Cloch, where the Pro-
posals must be delivered sealed up aid endorsed " Proposals for
Hosiery Articles es but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said 96th Initant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
dip, neither will any 'Fender be noticed, n»less the Party ihakiag
it, or in Ascot in his behalf, shall attend.
1 By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1816-02-22

PARLIAMEATARr PROCEADDVGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 111.
The House met at ten o'clockin the morning, and proteeded
In Appeal%
Lord Viscount BUI.KELEY presented a Petition from ceru
tain Inn-keepers and Alehouse-keepers at Blackburn, in Lanca-
shire, against the operation of an Act of Parliament passed last
Session.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. Atcoce, from the Tteasury, presented an Account of
the Sums paid by the Amtrian Government on account of Prin-
cipal and interest on Sinking Fund of the Austrian Loan ; and
au Account of Pensions granted out of the Civl Liu ut Scotland.
Ordered to he on the Table.
Earl Cow re's Indemnity Bill was read a second time, the
Commitment negatived, and the Bid ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.
The Glass Duties Bill was read a third time and passed.
The Coehia,al Bill was read a second time, and committed
for to-morrow.
The Earl of LAUD F.RDALE presented a Petition from the
Respmsdent in the case in which Lady Cumming Gordon is Ap•
pellant, praying for a slay to he fixed for hearing the Apical.—
Referred to *he Committee of Appeals.
The Nay.:l Courts-Martial BM was, on the motion of Lord
Vi.cuunt Nelet.vu.t.e, in etsioa.queute of there being some oh
jectioaa to th..! clams respecti..g the payment of money to Pri-
soners, postponed (or six months.
Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

There being only t 1.1: ty.eight Members rri.sent at four o'clock,
Vic lioust adjourned till to•nturrow (this thy).

I.IST OF TIIC MINORIPY

TEAT VOTED ►OL LORD MILTON'S AMLNDMINT OH TUESDAY
mewl%

Abercromby, Hn. J. Knox, Thos. Ponsonby, Rt. I lon.
Altko. p, V i•count Law, lion. Edw. Geo.
Anson, Hon. Sir G. Lambkin, J G. Ponsonby, I ion. F. C.
Atherley, A. Lemon, air W. Palmer, C.
Bennet, Hon. HG. Lewis, Franklani Rand ire, Lord
Biting, Alex. Lyttletun, Finn. W. Russell, Lord Jobe
Birch, Joss. Maitland, Hon. A. Russell, it. G.
Brand, Hon. T. Markham, Admiral Ramsdeo, J. C.
Burrell, P. D. Mathew, lion. Gen. Ridley, Sir M. W.
BPS, G. Mollyneux, IL H. Romilly, Sir S.
Dr.)ugh.an, H. Madocks, W. A. Rowley, Sir Wm.
Canipbe I, Gen. Martin, John Stbrght,
Campbell, Ilen. J. Martin, Henry Seudanuirr, R. P.
Cavendi,b, Lord G. Morick, Sir C. Smyth, John H.
Cavendish, Hon. C. Nloore, Peter Snotit, Win. •
Cavencksb, Hon. H. blorland, S. B. Tavistock, Marquis
Caulen.ld, Huu. Mackintosh, Sr Ls. 'I ietney, Right Hun.
I)uncannon, Visa. Newport, Sic Jelin Geo.
Ebringtun, Visa. North, D. Townshend, I.ord J.
Ferguson, Sir R. Neville, lion. IL Wynn, Sir W.
Fitaloy, Lord J. Nugent, Lord Waldegt.iee, lion.
Friemnirle, Wins. Paham, Hon.C. Cap:ain
Fasakei ley, J. N. Pelham, Hon. U._ Walpole, Hon. Gen.
Gordon, R. Peirse, fl. Western, C
Giri,e, sir 3. W. Phillips, Geo. Wilkins, Walter
Hanbury, .Vm. Piggott, Sir A. Wpm, C.
Ht.run, sir R. "Powlett, lloo.W V.
• T.i. It a s—Visi.ount Milton and F. Horner.
London, England, 1816-02-22

APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE,
To be publisheireArly in March.
Panted for T. CADLLL and W. DAvies, Strand, Booksellers to
the Royal Academy.
THE Accident which occasioned an unexpected
delay in the Publication of this elegant Volume, being now
perfectly rsineilittl, it will certainly be brought forward early In
the next mouth. It is printed by Mr. liensley, in an uniform
manner with the magnificent Edition of the Old and New Teats-
ments published by the late Mr. Macklin ; and, in like manner,
will be embellished with Hiutorical Engravings by Messrs. Land.
sect., C. Heath, Bromley, and Golding, and with Head and Tail
Pieces, wholly by i.lr. Landacer, from Pictures and Drawings
which were the last work of the late Mr. De Loutherbourg.
The price of the Apocrypha, with the Engravings complete, In
extra boards, will be Fifteen Guineas till the day of publication;
and all Subscriptions to the Work received by Messrs. CadeU
sod Davies on or before the last day Of the present month of Fe•
bruary, will be inserted in the List of Subscribers now prepar-
ring ; but immediately after the publication the price must tweet
sandy be advanced to Eighteen Guineas, the number printed
being extremely limited.
_ _

THE ARABIAN ANTR2UrfiES OF SPAIN.
Ibis day were published, in one volume large folio, price Forty
Guineas' half bound,
THE ARABIAN ANTIQUITIES of SPAIN.
ibis splendid Work, consisting of One Hundred Engrav-
ings, executed in the best manner, by the first Artist=, from
Drawings made on the spot by the Author, represents the most
remarkable Remains of the Spanish Arabs now existing in the
Peninsula, including their Gates, Castles, Fortresses and Towers;
Courts, Halls, and Domes; Baths, Fountains, Wells, and Cis-
qerns ; Inscriptions in Cufic and Wade Characters; Porcelain
and Enamel Mosaics, Paintings, and sculptured Ornaments, &c.
accompanied by Descriptions.
By JAMES CAVANAH MURPHY, Architect.
Author of " the Description of Battalia," &c.
In order to meet the convenience of Purchasers, it is also in-
tended to publish the Work in Twenty Parts. Part I. was pub-
lished this day, price .E 4. 25. and mill be coutia.ued monthly.
Printed for T. CADLLL and W. DAVlss,,Strand.
Of whom may also be had,
•
The HISTORY of the MAIIIOMILTAII E,eeiac in SPAIN; COW
taming a General History of the Arab?, their Institutions, Gm-
quests Literature, Arts, Sciences, and Manners, to the expulsion
of the'Moors : designed as au introduction to the Arabian Anti-
quities. By James Cavanab Murphy, Architect. Elegantly prin-
ted in one volume Ito. with a Map *hewing the principal Coo-
.quests of the Arabs under the Khakis, or suciamors of Mahood.
• Price .41.151. in bomb.
London, England, 1816-02-22

This day were pubi.liud, in nao.
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on theCU RE
of WOUNDS and ULCERS on duo LEGS, without itzet.

By THOMAS W H ATELY.
Member of the Royal College ot Surgeon* in London.
Second Edition.
London : Printed for Crown-coon, Prinees-street,
Soho.—When may be had, by the same Author,
1 Practical Observations on Necrosis of the 'Tibia, illustrated
with Cases and a Copper plate; to which is added a Defence of
a I net entitled, " Description of an Affection of the Tibia, in-
duced by Fever," &c. evo. boards, es.
Y. Casts of two extraordinary Polypi removed from the Now,
by New instruments ; with an Appendix, describing an (Improved
Instrument for the Fistula in A►to, two. sewed 2s.
3. Dtscnption ot as Affection of the Tibia, induced by Fever,
Bea sewed, 21. ett.
London, England, 1816-02-22

OFIIIOI OP 011INANGA!Faireary is, 1916.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if HIS MA-
JIIST7'a ORDNANCE a hereby Ow Notice,
That Proposah will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or be(t*e WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of March nrit, frunt
such Potions as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the follow ills
Districts, te be delivered at the etpense of the Contractor, viz.
NORTH BRITAIN,
NORTHERN,

EASTERN, exclusive of WARI.EY,
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM,
WESTERN,
SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of
WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH ;
WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARLEY and
CHATHAM;
WEEDON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE;

Pot a period of Six Months from the Ist day of April next.

- .
The Oats to be goal, sweet, dry, and dean, without any mix-
ture of Foxy or IViowburnt Oats, and must not weigh le., than
37 Pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to be sweet and
dry, and delivered in Trusses of Sti lb. v:eight.
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wbeat or Rye Straw, and
delivered in Trusses of SG lb. weight.

The Prices to be paid for the reiperive Quantities of .each
Article which may be delivered, at the following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avuirdupoise weight
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
Fur the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or or more of tire said Districts, and it is expected that the Con-
tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of
his Contract, may accumulate, making an alio mance for the same
ahrt-116e rite of per Hone per W‘ck.
Further particulars may be known upon application to the
Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and
also at the Secretary's Office, in Poll-Mall, aforesaid, any dry
between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Propo-
sals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, a Proposals
for Forage;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
6th March, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither
any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Swam*.
London, England, 1816-08-22

COURIER EXTIMOIMINARY OF MONDIIr

A crocodile horn French Guiana has !aided
at l-livre without any accident. This fortaidi
animal supported the voyage extremely well: it Ala
arrive at Park tort,..with.

A vessel which leleTangiers on die 2.5ih of .Ti'7
and which has arrived at Marseilles, has hying .t
three lions for the Royal menageri
The Duke of Wellington, on landing at Cala;
wail accompanied by Colonels Churchill and Percy
abdu pack of hounds, 72 number.
ZANTE, Jill.Y so.

. - .
England has ten thousand men here in the Seven
Islands, but it doe; not ;teen as if they intended t,
remain. It is thought they will be sent to join Lot
Exmouth, for which service. they are !opt in reao;
ness. Theis islands'are all veryquict.

SPANISH! COLONIES.
Cris, 9'eneetQr, !lily 11.
It is A ht-
very clear e same sun who endtavoer
to keep alive the spirit of.revok and independence iii
Spanish America, have here some secret agents, a;1
wish to drive Its to similar excesses ; but tl.t'y trai.:t
with no countenance.. The people here live in ti e
utmost abundance of every thing.
Agriculture employs every arm at liberty—the
clergy posse.es due moral influence, and sec( lei the
Civil Authorities in every thing. Within this short
time strangers have "arriVed, under the pretext of
commercial affaiis, and Co purchase lands—they have
dispersed over the Island, and when Governmer.c
Fished to get some infoemation respecting them. tiet
disappeared. The Independents of the Spanish Co-
lonies have the impudence to send crullers toOr:t
shores. The privateer Epaminondas has captute4
iwo Spanish vessels, almost in she'Roads. This pirate
hailed under English colours, and it was only at the
instant of attack that she hoisted the Independent flat.
of the vessels takes was sunk, and her cargo
lost ; the ether was carried olf with the crews of both.

•'the King of Spain would perhaps be this day one
of she west powerful Sovereigns' of the Globe, and
his alliance would bs conned by all crowned bead's.
if, like *Pug 0f Portugal, be would transport his
London, England, 1816-08-22

PARIS, AUGUST Is

We learn from HanibUrgh, under date of the 21
instant. that travelleri solid arrive tilers tiling dtiiy
reports of a misunderstanding between Dtmark and
Sweden. Great activity of preparation is stisplaied
in bntb-countries.

The Duchy of Holstein and the environs of H.
burgh are almost under water from the late incenses
rains. The inhabitants of Lauenberg complain
most bitterly of the new change which has been made
in their political situations by their transfer is
Denmark.

Au Edict has just been published by tEe Pope,
establishing a tew form of Government for the
Roman States, which is an additional proof of th4t
tendency whicla is happily prevalent among ail en.
lightened Sovereigns, to perfect our social ins:itaticns.
Among the sage dispositions contained in this Edict,
we remark with pleasure the abolition of all
impositions, exemptions, and gratifications, such AS
reservation Of rights of fishing, hunting, barnri.l
jurisdictions, besides the suppression of the tortn-e
and the frightful punishment of the Strapado.
thui that Religion and Philosophy may go hag.' in
hand,'ander the lasts of a Pontiff whose wisdrro
knnw? how to conciliate them.

An Englishman, who either through ignorant^ ri
wilfulnets rode his horse on the foot-path at a quick
rate on Friday evening, • near the Boulevard de
Temple, his horse struck down a woman ; he irottms
diately galloped off, a hoe and cry was made alter
him; when two Rational Guards turned out of their
past to stop him. They presented their bar nets.
when, shdeking to relate, he rushed on them, an I was
killed on the spot ; his horse was wounded.
London, England, 1816-08-22

NArr Fa -OFFICE, JULY 46, 1816. •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Officers in
the Navy, end Persons entitled to Naval Half-Pay or Pen-
doe, or their Executors or Adanistraters, residing in his Ma
pito Dominions. thit from and after the lit day of January
asfr, they may receive the same by Bills of Exchange upon the
coronissionen of the, Nary, payable at three days sight; if they
Jo s desirous of dote; so. instead of receiving the same by
Remittance Bills,in signifying lamb desire by letter to the Treal
aver of the Ater, and trans:toiling with such Letter the mote,
idfidavit er Certificate of the day of the death of the deceased
ce receipt of which the' form of the Bill, properly filled up as di-
sided by the Act, will be sent to the party applying, when the
Nelf.Pay or Pensions are in course of payment; and no other
gobs accepted.
coos mon sear any of his Majesty's Doek-yards may re-
eon tide 144.1f.pay in those Yards, by signifying their desire for
/he rtrie to the principal Clerk in the Navy Pay-Office in
each Dock-Tad, and leaving with him the usual Affidavit.
GEORGE ROSA.

4...._....".--....
..., Thkguiwaeliobilsheit, la Iwo. prim 7s. i
kg - N EPITOME of JURIDICAL or FOREN-
SIC MEDICINE, con aining the Tests and Antidotes-of
; with Otwertations on Hanging► Drowning, Lunacy,
Murder, Abortion, &c. ate.
By GEORGE EDWARD MALE, M.D.
Physician to the Birmingham Hoopla'.
Printed for T. sad G. Underwood, 32, Pleat street, London.

is urelshe, in Sea prke ea. or with the Needle-
work, pies 10s. ed. boards,
VIANUAL of the System of the BRITISH and
I.T.A. FOREIGN SCHOOLSOCIETY of LONDON, for Wads.
W Reading, Writing, Arithatede, and Needle-work, in the Ele-
*WY Schenk. •
?rioted for !Amman, Hurst, Rees, Orono and Brown, Tater-
slites-row, and sold at the Royal Free School, Borough-read ;
J. and A. Arch. Cornbill ; Darton• and Co. Graesehereh-
wet ; and W. Phillips, George-yard, Lonsbarestreet.
London, England, 1816-08-22

14,000 Tkt.t..
........ .

Stock and Money, £305,780

Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great variety at
No: 7. CORNHILL, and 46. OXFORD-STREET,
where the above magnificent Capitals will be paid on demand:—
AU badness in the Public Funds transacted.—Orders from the
Country immediately attended to.

Present Priees..—Tieket.......e9S 19 0
. ' £l2 /0 I 4ighth •
6 5 o Sixteenth
London, England, 1816-08-22

EXPEDITION TO BARBARY.
hat *Asked. prke se. beards,
AVIEW of the PRESENT CONDITION of
the STATES of BARBARY ; or, An Account of the Cli-
mate, Soil, Produce, Population, Manufactures, and Naval and
Idlreary Strength of Morocco, Fes, Algiers, Tripoli. ant'. Tunis;
she, a Description of their mode of Warfare; interspersed with
Anecdotes of their cruel Treatment of Chrigian Captives. By
W.JANSON Illustrated by a new and correct Hldro-Geo-
trashical Map, drawn by J. J. Assheron.
London : Printed fur Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand.

AINSWORTH'S DICTIONARY—QUARTO.
'Abelay was published, In quarto, price .123. 10s. calf, lettered.
INSWORTH'S LATIN DICTIONARY, im.
Li proved and enlarged by the late Dr. lamas Motets..
Astir Edition, carefully revised and enriched with many new ex-
ow ions or Words and Phrases, and many additional autho-
rities from the Classic Authors. By JOHN CAREY, LL.D.
Aatbor of LATIN Paosonv, and other Publications.
Leadon: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, Nicbbls and Son,
G. Wilkie, ticatcherd and Letterman, J. Nutin, Clarke and Sons,
4.l4kry, J. Curbed ; Longman. Horst, Rees, Orate and Breams,
Law and Whittaker, Cadet' and Davies, J. and.A..Arch, E. Wll-.'
W. thriur, W. °DUP. 4.. adliatt. La/Matron end Co
L Black and Son; Black, Farbury, and Alen; J. Richardson,
J. M. Richtrdson,.J. Mawman, R H. Evans; Baldwin, Cradoelt,
and Joy; R. S. Kirby, J. Booker, Gale and Fennel., 3. Robinson,
3. Walker and Co.'Rodwell and Martin, R. Saunders, A. B Du-
bin and Co. I. •obn, C. Brown, B. Reynolds; J. Parker, Oxford;
Wthon and Sons, York 1 and A. Black, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be bad.
AnAbridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary, English anti La-
tin, designed Far the Use of Schools, the Ninth Edition, cor-
roded and seabird, rite a So. bound.

17TH SEPTEMBER,
THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE WR.G BE ENTITLED
TO FORTY THOUSAND POUNDSI!

,IN addition to its chance of being Drawn a Prize
of assothet 140,000, main an ancepailed Capital of
aftlo,lloo. The chance of this, however, can only be obtained by
then Adveataftn who purchase before-he First Day of Draw
GRAND SCHEME.
I ...••••••410,000 a per Ct. Coos. "aso,oeo
I No.* ••• 30.000 ditto . ...... 60,000
I •••... 000000 ••• eof lO,OOO ditto . lO,OOO
..4 ••••• 1,000 0110 • ••••••••••••••• 11,000

_ .
10 um ditto •
$OO ditto • ••••ip••• • 1111.• • 4000
10 •••••••.• ••• •••••••••••• 100 Meaty • l,OOO
90
t,17 ••• •••••• 10 ditto • SOO 0000000 WPM. 07000

l• ••• ••• 31,0e0
London, England, 1816-11-07

Til F: ARmr.

Two Companies of the Royal Artillery, under the'
command of MAjflr CroOPIR aud Captain CHALMM
have embarked al Cork, iorMama.
Four CoMpaltirs A the 25th Regiment bf Foot
have marched into Bristol, and are to be quartered
is that city for the wintr.r. •
London, England, 1816-04-11

DIED.

Saturday, Margaret, wife of the Rev. John Gregory, Vicar of
Preston, next Wingham, Kent.
Saturday,: Mr. John Hill, jun. of Canterbury, brewer, in the
30th year of his age. He tell a victim to being bound for a man
who became a bankrupt, and whose duplicity so preyed upon his
mind as to occasion his death.

• .
• r-ALBS 'Bit ACCTION.
• - NORTOLK4TREET, STRAND.
VerrDesirdde DWELLING-HOUSE, with spacious Mound-
floor Apartnients,kulted for the accommodation of a Gendeman
in the klaw,cv othere.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At clarrayay's.C.offee-house 'Change-alley, Cornbill, on Wen-
's! s DAT' the 24th April, 1215, at twelve o'clockA.
VERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising a very desirable Dwelling-house; commodiously
' planned and adapted for the acconunotition of a Gentleman hi
the I 4W' or any other_profession reqUiring Offices ; situate No. 40,
on the Feast side of Norfolk-street, ;Strand; embracing a fine view
of the Surrey Hills, the River, &c. Containing, on the upper
storey, four Sleeping-rooms • second storey, two excellent Bed-
chambers, Dressing-room. Etc. ; first floor, two Drawing-rooms
handsomely fitted up, a third room, and Water-closet; ground
flour, Entrance Hall, excellent Eating-parlour, Library, Gentle-
man's Dressing-room, Water-closet, Store-room, tom. Butler's
Pantry, arranged to form a very complete set of Offices. The
basement contains a good Kitchen, back Kitchen, Etc. &c. and,
' Cellars for Wine, Beer, &c. Area, with Vaults. ' •
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the Pre-
mises• at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1816-04-11

PARLMMENTARr PROCEADINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 10.
[Errata, in our report of Tuesday's procee,lins—ln the Ap-
peal Cause, Mauler. hlaule, the judgment of du: Court
of Seg.
aims was partly reversed and partly remitted .a v 4 not ". cusifirix..J,"
as stated in our Paper of Wednesday.'
The Cheese and Butte Importation Duty Bilis were read a
seoond time.
The Excise Duty, Lead Duty, and Promissory Notes Bills,
and Manchester %Vater Works Bill, were read a third time, and
passed.
The Felons' Transportation Bill, and Habeas Corpus Bill, were
brought up from the Commons by Mr. SorjeAt Otis Low and
°theta', and read a first time.
Mr. laviNe, from the Custom-House presented an Account
of Cheese imported during a certain period (formerly :nosed for
by Lord Kenyon).—Laid on the Table.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved, Oat a Message be sent
,so the Commons, requesting that they would communicate to
this House a Copy of the Report of the Commons' Committee of
July, 1814, on the subject of Weights and Measures. Prdered.
Earl PATHURST presented certain Accounts of the Expenses
of our Army in France, and the Payments to be made by France,
for its maim/nonce. If the Noble I.ord who had called for this
Account had bees in his place, he was prepared to have shewo.
that the sum to be allowed for the support of this Army would
exceed its expenditure: but as the Noble Lord was not now pre-
sent, be would refrain from saying any thing further on the sub.
jeer till another opportunity. The Papers were laid on the 'fable.

BONAPAItieS DETENTION BILL.

The Bonaparte Safe Custody Bill was reported,
with the Amendments, which- were agreed to. .
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved the suspen-
sion of the Standing Orders, in order that the Bill
migbt•be read a third time.
Lord HOLLAND did not now tire to urge an
London, England, 1816-04-11

COAL MARKET, APRIL 10.
Ships at Market. Sbips Sold. Ptlee.
lnat Newcastle 126 %.. 6d. to 464 94.
27 Sunderland 19 325. 04 to 421 Od.
1 Cinders I 3os. Od. to 00s Od.

PRICES OP GRAIN AT
LINGLISII.

CARR-LANE, APRIL 10.
lick Ditto, itts. 276.
Oats, Potato., 44c its,
Ditto, Poland, 41 s.!So.
Ditto, Feed, la. 42..
Rapetad, £2B. £SO pit; Last
Flour, 50a. 55.. per sack.

WOrat, Kent and Ems,
_

. 445. 685. 765.
Suffolk, 445. 88s. 70$.
Norfolk, 44'. 645.
Rye, gas. 30s.
Barley, 235. Us.
Malt, 545. 60s.
White Peas• 265. 30s, betters,
_ .

10111110 N.
Wheat, Dantaic, des. 70s.
Ditto, Baltic Red, SO.. 60‘
Hambru'or Brenton, 40s. Oa.
Brabent Red, 40a. 4ss. .
Rye, Ws. 2%.. .

Ns. 36.. -
Grey Peas, Sts. SO.
Small Braes, Sda. SI,.

As great, number of persons are rendered very unhappy by
Spawns, Wind in the Stomach, Obstructions in the Bowels, wain
of regular Perspleaden, Voniisings, and Bilious Complaints, Head
Atha, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Nervous Dissrden,Cholle,Gout,
At. we are authorised to say, that SOLEDIMA WS PILLS are in mole
eases an excellent remedy for these Complaints; and tally
recommended during the time of Sea Bathing, and drinklag the
Sea and Mineral Waters; also for those visiting warm Climates.
Preparetl by THOMAS SH ILL !TOE, jun. Druggist, Tottenham '
High-Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of alt sssignment taus H. sad
I. BUIVICK, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the Willof M.
SPZZOIMA N • and are sold by Shiw and Edwards, No. 66, St.
Paul's Omni-Torii ; and Bacon and Co. No.lllo, Oxford-street,
in Boxes at Is. 45.6 d. les. od. and One Guinea ; and may be had
of the Principal Vendog of Medicines in,Toviu ad Country.
London, England, 1816-04-11

ARUNDEL-STREET, STRAND:

GENUINE and FASHIONABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, a Pair of Brilliant large PIER GLASSES, 96 inches
by 64, CHIMNEY GLASSES, MIRRORS,CHANDELIERS.
Rare Old CHINA, Ste.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
On tit.* Premises N 0.19, Arundel.street, Strand, en THURSDAY.
25th of April, at Ek•en &Clock, and following 14sy,
(The Property of the late Sir CHARLIS GRAYS HUDSON,
Bart. deceased)

THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
. comprising Suites of Drawinproom, Library, and Dining-
.pariour Curtains, in Silk Tabouret, Crimson Damask al d v!hintz
Cotton, Couches, Sofas and Chairs. minim, Four-post and
other Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask and Chintz Cotton
Famitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding, of vari-
ous kinds, brilliant Plates of Glass of large dimensions, Mirrors,
Chandeliers, Japanned Articles, rare old China &c. capital well
made Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes, glazed Bookcases, Chests
of Drawers, Cabinets, Sideboards, Cellarets, Dining, Card,
Loo, Sofa, Pembroke, Library, and other Tables, Eating Par-
lour Chain._ excellent Eight-day anus Bracket Clocks, Turkey,
Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Fenders, and Fire
Irons, China, Glass, nanterous Kitchen Requisites, and various
other Effects.
To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale,
when Catalogues may be had on the. Premises ; and df Mr. Ro-
bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1816-04-11

V? All who buy on ur-beture SA.urudy, aliia 111, •At •••.. p....-
cipate in a Bonus of Three Hundred Whole rickets, with all
the Prizes that may be contained therein.
EYTON. STock-Btroxsit, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co.ventry-street, congratulates his Friends and the Public at
large on the Capital Prizes of the last Lottery bring all 14111 is
Sharer, and E. Ev rota sincerely hopes the same circumstance
will occur in the presort Lottery, and that the Purchasers at the
above favourite Offices will, as usual, obtain abares of the Capitals.
The new Lottery has many, very waxy, strung recommenda-
tions, for with only 14,000 Tickets—
There are greater Prizes;
Double the Number of Capitals;
Six Thousand Tickets lessahan last Lottery I
Two Prizes of Thirty •1 housaad Pounds ! '
Besides FIFTY other C API I'ALS !
The Prizes will be paid an m Money, anti the Lottery has no
connection with any future one.—Begins 14th MAY.
Those who are inclined to adventure are respectfully invited
to give a preference at the Offices of
E. EYTON, Stock-Broker,
it, COS NIIILL, AND 18, COVENTRY-STREET,
Where every descrip.ion of Business in the Politic Funds
continues to be trait acted with Fidelity and Honour.
N. B. Particulars of the Bonus cintaiiiing ea. :!umber of
the Three Hundred Tickets may be bad at ET MN's Unice.
pads.
London, England, 1816-04-16

DRURY-LANE THEA FRE.

The Tragedy of George Barnwell was performed
last night. The characters, having been all cast as
usual. afforded no scope for novel criticism. Mr.
RAE, as George Barnwell, and Mrs. Gt.ovEn. as Mill-

wood, subuined their respective parts with their accuse
turned talent. With some little allowances for the
hilarity t►t the season, the audience, who afford a
fair subject for observation upon such occasions, were
orderly and attentive; indeed mud) more so than we
have been gener.►lly in the habit of witnessing on
Easter Mondays. . .