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London, England, 1819-07-29

THE HARVEST.

The Wheat Harvest has begun very generally in
all hilly parts of the country, which proves the great
forwardness of this season, the Harvest Moon not
having its commencement till the 20th of August.—
; The rains have rendered all the vegetable gardens
more than usually prolific at this time of the year, and
the pasture lands, which were often scorched by the,
Sun in the Dog Star, now present a fair prospect of
an after-grass, which will tend to keep hay at a mo-
derate price during the ensuing winter.—Fruit has
been very abundant, and the dairy farms have never
experienced a more beneficial season for Cheese, But-
' ter, and Milk Every farmer may now realize the
truth of Virgil's theme
" Lac mihi non zstate novum non filler! desit !"
The Wheat HarvesF, began yesterday at Herne Par-
sonage, and will be co4nenced in several other parts
of that neighbourhood ere the close of the week.

The Harvest is already commenced in the neigh-
bourhood of Truro. A field of Wheat, belonging to
the Rev. Dr. RODD, of St. Just, has been cut;—and
Mr. RICHARD STEVENS, of Tregue Mills, Crantock,
comatiences reaping Barley this week.
A small field of Barley, of half an acre, was cut
down on Friday at Stonehouse, near Edinl?urgh.
A field of fine Farley was cut down at Bogbain,
near Tain, on the lfith inst.

On the 10th instant part of a field of Barley was
reaped on the estate of Lord DONZRAILE, and the
grain was so fully matured, as to admit of beng
ground and converted into bread, presents of which
were made to several of his Lordship's friends, as a
rarity at this early period of the season.
London, England, 1819-07-29

THE ARMY.

The 92d Regiment, consisting of 600 men, under
the command of Major FERRIER, sailed from the
Cove of Cork the 15th of April, and arrived at King-
ston, Jamaica, the 9th of June.

Nine companies of the 80th Foot are now on the
march from Carlisle to Glasgow, in three divisions ;
and the last company of the 6th Foot are on their
way to Edinburgh Castle.

The first division of the Rifle Corps raised in Dub-
lin, for the service of New Granada, was to embark
on Tuesday, under the command of Colonel GORE,
and proceeds direct to St. Domingo, to act under the
orders of General Count MACERONE, who proceeds
from London in a few days, to take the command of
the troops assembled there.
London, England, 1819-05-24

This day were published,
IIiOCKET PRAYERS, a New Edition, 2s. bound.
A. • Pocket Summar awed. bar*. -
2dedkatkeis from Watt's aetti Hare' is. '4 bland.
Doaarieres whislusd Progfhss ts. 6d. bound.
Sermons to Children, 6d. half-hound.
Ditto, bound, with eight Copper-plate Engravings, ls.
Sold by tire Philanthropic Society, Si: George's-Fields;
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and Simpkiii and Marshall, Stationere-
court. .
London, England, 1819-05-24

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY !I.
At the Congregation on Wednesday, the following degrees
were conferred:

MONOILAILY WAITER OP AILII.
The Earl of Brocknock, of Trinity College, ma of the Mar-
quh Camden.
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Wiliiam Hall. of Trinity College; and Ms Addison Carr,
of St. Joni College.

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James G. Murdock, of &. John's College.
The Examination for Tyrwhittb Hebrew Scholarship com-
menced on Wednesday se night. The Candidates were : Mr.
Skinner, of Jisus College; Mr. Hodson, of Trinity ; Mr. Att-
wood, Mr. Pendergast, and Mr. Alt,of Pembroke Hall. They all
acquitted themselves in a manner highly creditable, and obtained
the approbation of the several Examiners, viz. Dr. Lloyd, the
Hebrew Professor; Mr. Lee, the Arabic Professor; Mr. Lee-
son, and Mr. Ward. The successful Candidate was Mr. Alt,
who was unanimously elected on Monday, being the first Scholar
on the Fourulation.

OXFORD. MAY 22.
Monday the five following Gentlemen of Westminster Col-
ter were elected Students of Christ Church: Mr. Christopher
Robert Pemberton, Mr. Thomas Lyttlebales, Mr. Robert Heir
toe, .Mr. Wm. Creole)+, and Mr. William Archibald Home.
London, England, 1819-05-24

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. C. If. Pu!afore, M.A. Prebendary of Wells Cathe-
Zral, Is presented to the Rectory of Kingswesten, Somerset.
Rev. T. Crrinfirle, M.A. has been appointed to the Curacyof
St. Mary-le-Port, Bristol.

The new Insolvent Dcbtors' Bill authorises his Majesty to ap-
point three Barristors,, of six years' standing at the least, to be
Conirnissiteiers for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors. It is to be
a Court of Record. The Commissioners are to appoint a Chief
Clerk, four Asdsunt Clerks, and a Provisional Assignee: they
sh.ll have power to csnspel the attendance of witnesses, the
production of books, papers, and writings, and of committing
fur contempt ; as well as of Ening their Officers for negligence
or d•fl.ty. __ _ _

INgn tcr.—Vi'ednesday an Inquest was held at the Black Horse,
Bayswater, on the body of as elegant dressed female, about 24
years of age, who was found' drowned in Kensington Gardens,
on Tuesday • last.—R. Watts, of Kensington, builder, stated,
that on Wedneszlzy, the sth inst. at night, he heard the screams
of " hitirdhr 1" from sonur, person, as if being strangled ; a per-
&7a in company with witness was assisted to the top of the Park-
w all, to ucerrain from whence the noise came. A gate-keeper,
b.:lonr,ing to Kensington Gardens, then eame.up, sod volun-
teered his arrvices, provided the witness and the other would go
with him. Tacy went round the Gardens, by the Mount and
the Wilderness, but not finding any one, nor kearing more of the
sepams, they left off further pursuit. The screams appeared as
iflrom a female ; the first was very loud, the second not so loud,
and the third and last very low inded, and which was uttered as
the companion of witness was being lifted upon the Put-wall.
Witness proved tin:ling the body of the deceased in the Serpea-
tine Myer, last Tuesday, and two Silleoll6 thought she might
have been prtgrant at the time, but that the body was in so
high a state of putrefaction it would be highly dangerous to open
Verdict—Pound Drowned, but by what duals the deceased
came into the water, the Jutors have no means of ascertt.ining.

SALES BY AUCTION.

ELEGANT MASSY SILVER AND GILT PLATE,
NEARLY EIGHT THOUSAND OUNCES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
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At the Rooms, No. 19, King-street, St. James's-square, on
Webinansay wax?, May 26, at Twelve,
ATABLE SERVE of ELEGANT MASSY
IC
CHASED PLATE, the Property of a Gentleman of
Distinction near 8000 Ouncesi: consisting of Soup Tureens and
Covers, Dishes from 12 to 17 inches, Vegetable Dishes, Plates,
Sauce Boats, Waiters, Gravy and Table Spoons, three and foul--
prong Forks, Silver-kandle Knives, Cruet Stands, Pillar Can-
dlesticks and Bragches, a quantity of Gut Dessert Plate, in
Knives and Fork Speoas, Ice-trowels, ate. a handsome Pla-
teau, in silver mouNling, 4 feet S long, 1 foot 3 wide, elegantly
finished, and sundry articles of Plated Ware, Plate Case, &c.
To be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale.
Catalogues may be bad at the Rooms ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1819-05-24

Divided by thrivitg Fexc.:s,svititeaem Il'ises, Tants, Buns,

&Able ~-and other tiuildings, and about
ANN HUNDRED .1NI) TTVRNTY ACRES,

With Farm I louses and Out-buildings, sundry Cottages and
(goder.s, let on leases for llyts. The whole Estate nearly
TWO THOUSAND ACIIES,

In a ring fence, resenting a very elizibte and aivantageons pro.
perry for tL•e residence of a Getitleman,or,investment.

.
The Wood Lands are stored with a considerable quantity of
the ffnest Oaks (6t for naval purpose.) and other Timber, ma a
thriving state, with an abundant succession of young storm,
besides hedge town. The neighbourhood highly retpectable,
situation healthy, and the distance from Salisbury only eight
miles, Southampton 16, Winchester 18, and from lAnadun 78.
May be viewed by applying to William Ransom, woodman,
and Francis PAthami on the Premises, where Particulars may
be bad ; also of Thos. Winch, Esq. Solicitor, Salisbury, and at the
White Ihrt, and Antelope; the Star, Andover; Dolphin, South-
ampton ; White Ilart,Winchester • Fountain, Portamotth;Wldte
Lion, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hen and Chickens, Birminghans ;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-:treet, Golden-
square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen._
London, England, 1819-05-24

ABOUT SIX ACRES.

To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, by "tickets only.
Particulars to be bad on .the,Prernises ; at the Old Hats and
Coach and horses, HanweU; Red Lion, Southall and Houn-
slow; Horse, Uxbridge ; Pigeons, Brentford; Star and
Garter, Kew Bridge; Talbot, Itichniond; of Messrs. Bolton
and Jell:ling% F.:m-court, Temple ; at Gatraway's;
and of Mr. ltobins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom
r.eireti for viewing may be had, arld where a I'lan of the &-
tate mar• be seen.
London, England, 1819-05-24

JOSEPII WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DILCVS,

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For Strangeary, Dropsy, Gravel Obstructions in the Urinary
Passage, Diabetes, and General Weaknen.
IN hit :Majesty's Navy them, Drops have for nearly
lot) years past maintained their elite:eta u a spethc for the
Scurvy, tiravA, Dropsy, Seranzuary, Weariest; and Obstruction
in the Urinary Passage, and• General Debility; iout Vartitularly
for their absolute an 4 speedy.~ cure of the Venereal Disease', Wts-
sa's Jeanie. awes and Bisciew Itintersr, are the UMW/ safe
and expeditious Cure, andare so innocent at their nature, as to
require little or no restraint.
As a restmative for General Debility, Wessel's Jesui:s Drops
have been long known and esteemed; whether the Debil.ty wises
from the too copious use of Mercury, from eXcess of Veeery, or
intense heat of Climate, they are equally set viceable f such as
have the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Wert',
Seminal Effusions, or any Weakness of the Kidneys, Ureters or
Bladder, Diabetes, or I)dficulty of making Water, will cape-
eieece a complete Cure by dire perseverance.
The great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers should
be careful ia having the true and genuine Preparation, as tar tin;
safe and dJagerons cotint•erft•as attempted to be (listed on the
Public, by absolute falsehoods, are so numerous, th a Cie Pro-
prietors request every purchaser to ak for JOSENI WhS-
23Eli's Ju.serriti Daor%.
cAtyrims—The genuine \Velars Jesuit's Drops aro inclosed in
a Mack stamp, nut au imitation of a stamp, with the following
engraved thereon, "Joseph Wessel, St. Paul's Church-yard."
Price cc. 9d. per I:utile, and is large bottles containing tat
small, Al 2s. Sold by Sanger, Oxford-street ; Ward, Honiors;
Chandler, Oxford-street ; and WPJmott, Landon-biklep.
London, England, 1819-05-24

PICTURES.

A Small, but highly V;ijiabTe&lieetion of Pictures, of the
rarest Quality, and in the purest state of Preservation.
THE PROPERTY OF A NOBLEMAN.
iijy Mr. ROBINS,
At Mr. Stanley's Roo No. 22, Old Bond-street, on Fame,
the 4th of June, at Two o'Clock precisely,
THIS very VALUABLE COLLECTION is com-
prised of the choicest Work of the Dutch and Fietnish
&boob, and consists of—Two magnificent Portraits, by Rem-
brandt ; a Candle-light Scene, Schalken ; the famed Bonnet
Rouge, Teniers; Landscape and Figures, Wouvermans; an
Interior, Ottade ; Sea Pieces, by Backhuysen and W. Vander-
veldt ; Flo4veti, Mignon ; Landscape and Figures, C. du Jar-
din • De.ni Game, by Hundekoeter and Gysells ;nterior, C.
Better ; and many others, by equally etniner.t Masters.
To.be viewed on Wednesday and Thursday preceding the
Sale ; Catalogues to be had of Mr. Robins, Warwicis-street,
Golden-square.
London, England, 1819-05-24

BIRTITS.

Monday, at Sion:house, Plymouth, the Lady of Sir John
Gordon Stu:lair, of a daughter.
Mouday, in lkoad.creet, Orford, the Lady of the Rain IL
Cotten, of a son.
On the :67th ulimo, at Trinity Mains, near Edinburgh, the
Lady of F. Head, Easy. of the Royal Engineers, of a son.
On the 10th of March, at Montreal, Lower Canada, the Lady
IA Major George Henderson, R.:yr! Engineers, of a son.
Lately, at Lulu k, Mrs. Steak, wife of John Steele, weaver
of three fine boys, wi.a, with the mother,, are likely to do well.
London, England, 1819-05-24

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/018 W BATIIING ESTABLISHMENT.
R. PEttlIY begs respectfully to inforfi the No-
ANJLAifity and (h try that this spkedid Establishment, the
most perfect in the kingdom, has recently been put in the most
complete and perfect order for the season. The Buildings, which
have cost in their creation and furnishing not less than Twenty
Thousand Pounds, are situated on the West Cliff Promenade,
and command a full view of the Harbour, the Downs, and the
neighbouring Coast. They contain Eleven separate Bathing
Rooms, lighted from the roof, each haring its own Dressing-
room, fitted up and furnished iiith strict attention to propriety
and delicacy, and with o. erf convenience necessary for the
health and comfort of the Bathers.
The Baths, which are constructed of white Italian Marble,
are supplied from a general reservoir' which is replenished with
Sea-water every Tide. They are upwards ofeight feet in length,
and of proportionable breadth and depth ; and the whole Build-
ings are kept at a proper temperature by means of steam, distri-
buted by pipes and vases, on the most scientific principles.
For the convenience of those who may honour these Baths
with their visits, a large and comfortable Saloon makes part of
the Patablishmcnt, furnished with the Daily Papers and other
Periodical Publications, and with Telescopes for viewing the
surrounding scenery.
Tbc following terms will, it is hoped, be deemed moderate :
Hot Sea Batts, U. Gd.--Dbuse Bath, 2s. 6d.—Cold Bath, 2s.—
Shower Bath, is_ od.

ACCUM'S CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT.
Thls day was published, a Foarth Edition, with Plates by
Low R 9, and Additions,

ACCUM'S CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT: being
. a Series of One Hundred and Sixty-seven Curious and
Instructive Experiments in Chemistry, which are easily per-
formed, and unattended by Dar:ger.
By FREDERICK ACCUM,
Operative Chemist, cod Author of several other well-known
Works on Chemistry and Mineralogy.
In one vol. dew 12mo. price 9s. in boards.
The AaaritoNs may be bad separate by Purchasers of the 2d
and 3d Vitio2l. gratis, on Application to the Publisher.
Cars ICAL TOT.. Second Edition, price 9s. extra
boards. "Also just published,
&smuts's BUTISS Ea:ow:Aar. With 12 Plates, con-
taining near 200 Figures of Insects, ar.e. Crown Dv°. price .el
plain; or £1 111 s. beautifully coloured.
Likewise by the same Author, contained in the above,
A Noxiaccuvress or Sautes Ex:wastage. Crown Bro.
price 4s. 6d. in boards.
London : Printed for Thcimas Boys, No. 7, Ladgate.hill,
(tow No. 3, Paternoster-row,) and sold by all Booksellers.

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of whom may be bad,

Dr. Goupsucres Hamar of ileonc, 2 viols. Bvo. pr. 14.. bds.
Dr. GoLesnivn's Hattoar of Gnaws, 2 vols. Bvo. pr. 14sibds,
Tag SAYE, abridged, 12nio. price 51. 6d. bound.
Dr. GOLIMIIIIIrIee Hirioar of &fauna, a new Edition, just
pnblished, in 4 vols. Bvo. continued to the Peace in 1815, priest
U. 125. boards.

This day was pubilibed,
In Ten Volumes, royal lBmo, price £3. Ss. boards,
TiH FAMILY SHAKSPEARE ; in which nO-1
thing is added to the original Test ; but those Words and
Expressions are omitted which cannot with propriety be read.
aloud in a Family.
By THOMAS BONDLER, Req. F.R.S. and SA. •
" bly great objects in this undertaking are to remove frau
the writings of Shakspeare, some defects which diminish their'
value, and, at the same time, to present to themiblie an Edldsn
of his Plays, Which the parent, the guardian, and the instructor'
of youth may place without fear in the.hands of the pupil instruct,
from which the pupil may derive ittletruetion =wee as pleasure ;H
may improve his mosal pthiciples, while he reifies
without incurring the danger of being hurt with smybWeati Of;
expreSsion, may learn, in the fate of Slachetlit.that even a king-,
dem is dearly purchased, if virtue be the price of uquisition,"
" • Pieface.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brows, Laulou.
London, England, 1819-05-24

M AIM lED.

At Hadley, Middlesex, the Rev. Edmund Harden, to Maria,
only dauBlater of the late J. C. Blanckenhagen, Amsterdam.
Rev. John Ptter Chambers, Rector of Hedenham, Not folk,
to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of T. R.. hlaxwell, Eq. of Mar-
ie y-strez
Rev.Williantlones Hughes, M.A. Vicar of Catdington, Salop,
to Selina, eldest daughter of George Cosier Esq. Whitchgrch.
iterWilliam Clark, M.A. of Hkalingfield: to Miss &ephen,
Al Chesterton.
Rev. Frederick Corsellis, M.A. to Miss Harriet Garnons, of
Coldwater.
Rev. a H. Phllßps, Rector of Great Wednetham, and Vicar
of Mildenhall, Suffolk, to Frances, fourth daughter of Captain
Thomas, of Dover.place, Kent-road.
At Sonterford Keynes, Wilts' the Rev. Frederick Baymond
parker Vicar of TeyntokOxfordshire, to Julia, eldest daughter
of the late George Cbawner, Esq. of the Fens, Dabyshire.
Rev. Geohe Wright, of Stamford, Lincolnshire, to Elizabeth,
eldest daughter of Mr. John Jordan' of Berner'i-balL
In Dublin, the Very P.everend .krbuthnot, Dean of aoyne,
to Miss M. P. Bingham.
In the parish of Droalcannou, Ireland, the Bev. H. Fleury,
Rector of Crook, to Ellen, youngest daughter of the lieu. Mr.
J. Cooke, Rector of Drumcannou.
At Portpauick, Scotland, A. 0' Flaherty, Esq. of Knockbane,
county of Galway, to 2.liss 'burin Eliza, only daughter of 111a-
jor-General Archer, of the Cuar 's.
Wednesday, at Wantage, Lieutenant Win. Meadows, TINT.
to Mist Matilda Ar.sell. of that place.
At l'ollinalloe, Lieutenant W. l'crsse, of the 54th Foot„ to
Miss Belinda Persse Egan, of Posse Park, county of C.tlway.
On the 44th of October, at Ttichinopoly, Captain Lalwarcl
James Foot, 7th Regt. Madras Native Inf.:fury, to Arne, eldest
daukilater of the late Peter lt,gbie, Esq. Stamp-Office, Londe%
April itO, at Stoneh„use Chapel, Plymouth, major W. R,„d,
permaant AAsistaut Quartt r-Master-general, to Lydia, second
dallightcr of the late Francis Ihniglas, Esq. R.N.
London, England, 1819-05-24

SALES BY AUCTION.

MIDDLESEX.
VALUABLE FREEHELTHAMPLD
and ASIIPORD. and COP
(TOLD ESTATES,
F•
A substantial brick-built FARM-HOUSE, with Yard and Out-
buildings--a beautiful COTTAGE ORNEE, with Lawn,
Pleasure Ground, Sheet of Water, Offices, &c.—sundry Par-
cels of excellent MEADOW and ARABLE LAND, up-
wards of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THItEE
ACRES--TWO COTTAGES, with Gardens and sracious
Workshop—fifteen miles from Lordon, four from Hounslow,
six from Richmond, and two from Sunbury and the Thames,
in a good Neighbourhood, and capital Roads in every direction.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the Black Dog, at Betlfunt, on Trxanae, June 15,1819, at
Twelve o'Clock, in •Lots,
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD AM) COPY-
HOLD ESTATES of INHERITANCE of the tate
Z.ICHARIAII FOX ALL, Esq. deceased, situate in the Pa-
rishes of FELTHA M and ASHFORD, a delightful and very
healthy part of the County of Middlesex—the whole on lease to
Mr. LAYTON, till Michaelmas, 1822.
Lot I comprises, a beautiful, compact COTTAGE OR EE,
tastefully fitted up; adapted for the accommodation of a small
genteel FaMily, seated on a Lawn, with a Sheet of Water in
front, with Conservatory, Chaise House, Stable, and Outbuild-
ings, Garden, and Pasture and Arable Land, containing :2A.
211. BP. in the occupation of Mrs. Cirantost. situate at Fcletam
Hill, adjoining the road from Richmond, Hanworth, and Houn-
slow, to Chertsey, Littleton and Staines.
Lot 2. l'v:o Pieces of MEADOW I. AND,with an exterAre
Frontage. containing 4A. eft. or. opposite to Lot 1, and ad-
joining the road from Richmond and Hanworth to Chertscy
and &aloes.
Lot 3. A Substantial Brick built roomy FARM 11017 SE,
situate in the village of Felthant, in the occupation of Mr. Lay-
:on, with a good 6.:rden, Fanit-y:rd, Bun, Stables, Cart-slant:is,
&:. and sundry enclosures of Meadow and Arable Laud, con-
taining 18A.311.. 161'.
Lots 4. 5, and 6. A Valuable Eoctnsure of Fine ARABLE
I.AND, adjoining the road from Feltnani to Hounslow and
Chensey, and Lot 1, containing 35A. 311. 38P.
Lot 7. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing 6A.
I R. OP. situate at the extremity of the lane, opposite Lot 4,5 & 6.
Lot 8. An Enclosure of ARABLE LAND, containing 2A.
IR. 12P. situate neatly opposite to Lot 7.
Lot 9. Three Enclosures of ARABLE and P.iSTURE
LAND, containing 7A. LIL 81'. situate near to Lot 8, and
opposte Lot 7.
Lots 10, 11, 32, 13, and - 14, comprise two Enclosures of
ARABLE LAND, containing 45A. &it. 371'. situate e Fel-
thnin, bun uird by the Hounslow road to Teddirgton, a fine
commanding situation for building, embracing very extensive and
fine views, and about two miles from Hounslow.
Lots 15,16, and 17. Two Brick-built COTTAGES d a

WWI KSiloi), situate in the prefer:J.3'x part of the eirage of
Ashford, occupying a frontage of also-at 11.5 fee: and 43 in depth.
To be viewed by appl;ing to the Ttrizrt,!, of swum
lars may be had ; at [hr. Black MT, D._ Mont ; Rusn, F.:;air.es ;
Bed, at Hampton; George, 'fwickennsm ; Red Lion, Houn-
slow; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-:.treet,
Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1819-05-24

CtIERTSI.I", StlftßnY.

FrtEruolAN CIIF.ERFUL I,LEASINT VILLA AND
OFFICES, GARDENS, LAWNS, AND PLEASURE,
OR( )I•NDS, rfected by a fine Stream of WATER, and
MEADOW LAND.

TO BE SOLD BY AITTION,
By Mr. ROBI XS ,

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At Gerraway's C.offee-House, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on
Trtuasoar, the 17th June, 1212, at 12 deb, in One Lot,
BEAUMONT COTTAGE, a very eligible Free-
hold Estate, the Property and Residence of
J. H. COLT, Req.
Lately altered and improved at a very coosiderabk expense, and
finished in an elegant style, situate at CHERTSKY, in the county
of Surrey ; a fine dry healthy spot, and most desirable property
for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports, with good roads in all di-
rections, and a highly respectable neighbourhood. The House con-
tains an Entrance-}Tall, spacious Dining.pariour, capital Draw-
ing-rows and Conservatory, Breakfast-room, Library, Dressing-
room, and Water-closet ; the principal rooms fitted up with
French Sashes and Stained Glass, Viranda, &c. Four neat Bed-
chambers, Drening-room, a Nursery, and five Rooms for Ser-
vants ; with excellent dontestie Mows, Cellars, &e. Stable for
seven horses, Coach-houses and rooms over, Wash-house, Laun-
dry, Brewhouse, Dairy, &c. A convenient Farm-yard,vilth Cart-
horse Stable, and various Out-buiidings. An excellent Garden,
walled, Grapery, Hot-house, &c. Outer Garden capital Orchard
well planted with thriving Fruit-trees of the gest kinds. The

Fisaiwre-Crounds are taiwfully Laid out, and ornamented with
noble Forest Trees and Shrubs, and Stream of Running Water,
Summer Houses, &r,. Su. and rich Meadow Land, ia all about

TWENTY-ONE ACRES,

(Two of which are Copybold).
The Purchaaor may be accommodated with .the Hnuwbold
Furniture, by Valuation.—(Stages to and from London daily!)
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Messrs. Clarke
and Grasebrooke, Solicitors; and at the Swan, Chertsey; Toy,
Hampton-Court ; Talbot, Ricbthond ; Grillo, Kingston ; Bub,
&aims ; Red Lion, •Hounslow; it Garraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golilen-square, of whom Tickets for
viewing may be kid,

WATFORD, HERTS. •
DESI RABLE RESIDENCE,
With excellent Officcs, Gardens, Pleasure-Ground, Farm-Yard,
Barn, &c. and about FIFTEEN ACRES of Meadow and
Arable Land ; also, SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES of Meadow
and Arable Land in the Common Field, and Watford Com-
mon Mead, adjoining the River Colnel which will be divided
into Lots, with the Right of Fishery and valuably Common
Rights. Cottages with Gardens, /Ice.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garmorafi Coßee-liouse, CorrikM. on
Wimmasiair, the 2.3 d Jane, ISIS, at Twelve &neck,
A VERY ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Cl Land Tax redeemed.

Lot One comprises a suisiTtaeiii;tiwell:built Edifice, eitied
WATPORD-PLACE, finished In an ekgans manner, and in
excellent repair, containing suites of spacious Apartments, hand-
somely fitted up, and adapted for the midenceof a Gcntkman's
Fannin commanding extensive and beautiful prospects, in a fine
healthy and sporting country, most respectable and genteel neigh
London, England, 1819-05-24

DIBDIN'S HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN.
Just published, price 2s. 6d.
THE HEART of VIW-LOTHIAN, a Melo.-Dra-
made Romance, in Three Acts, by T. DIDDIN, from
" Tales of My Landlord."
Printed for Robert Stodart, 81, Strand, London.
Where may be bad, lately published,
I. A Defence of the People, in Reply to Lord.Erakine's Two
Drfences of the Whip, price 41. 6d.
2. Sir Francis Burdett's Speech oil Parliamentary Reform,
pri,ce 1 s.
3. The Appal tO the Honour of the English Nation in favour
of Napoleon Bonaparte, price Is. 6d.

This day vas published, in Pour Vols. price 20s.
AUGUSTUS and ADELINA ; or, The Monk of
St. Bernardine; by Miss C. D. IIAYNES, Author of
the " Foundling of Devonshire," &c.
Printed for A. Y. Nrwatax and Co. Leadenhall-street. •
Where may be bad, just published, .
St. Margaret's Cave, of the Nun's Story, by Mrs. Hehno, a
second edition, four volumes, price us.
Sisters of St. Gothard, by ElizaLeth Cullen Brown, two vo-
lumes 10s. 6d.
Redmond the Rebel kor, They met atWeterloc., 5 vol 3. 163.63.
The Black Robber, a ROM/RCC, by Edward Ball, 3 vcis.l6s.6d.
Veiled Protectress or, the Mystetious Mother, by Mrs.
hlceke, 5 vols. 275. 6d.
Charms of Dandyism; or, Living in Style, by Captain Ashe,
three volumes, .21s.
The Esquimiux ; or, Fidelity, by Emily Clarke, 3 Vols.

GOLDSMITH 's HISTORY OF ROME
This day was published, price 3s. sd. bound,
A new Edition of
HE HISTORY of ROME, by OLIVER GOLD.
T ITI r, M.B. Abridged by himself for the Use of Schools.
Printedßivington, Stiatcherd and Letterman,
Longman and CM Cadell and Davies, Baldwin and Co. G. and
W. B. Whittaker, J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson, J. Maw.
man, Black and Son, R. Hunter, R. Fenner, and &Williams.
_ _
London, England, 1819-05-24

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

Laciij,ori)diOiWilablit of body,
JLI affected with Lat.guor, Hcad-ath, or Hysterical Affections,
cannot have recourse to a more salutary remedy than the Cba
max list.o or GACAU. To Gentlemen from the East or West
ir.dies, the Student from public seminaries, or those whose oc-
cupations require sedentary life, this medicine has effected won-
derful cures in uses of dcbility,orteinsting from heat of climate,
or relaxations from juvenile indiscretions, and flee effects of in.
tense application to studs or business.
Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, 150; thforsiAteeet Sutton
and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butler, Cheapside ; Tun, Exchange;
and Ward, Holborn; price Ils, each, or four In one Family
Bottle for 7,35. by which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the words
ss gala Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Of whom may also be bad, the celebrated ANTI-IMPRTI-
GBNES, or SOLOMON's DROPS (without meteury, or any
deltleriout preparation), which stand in the highe4t estimation
fot the sure of the scurvy, se.rnful2, leprosy, and all disordetf
originating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gent et
and Almost imrerreptible, in their nl.eration74bc best subitit t
this has ever been 'discoveted fur that dangernits mineral Nler-
coy, sweettnit4; the blood, and stimulating it to expel all
ow and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves`
enlivening and invigorating both body and mind..
frier 11 s. per bottle, dr four in otie family bottle ft* 3,75. pp
which one stall bottle it meth The woros"Satoh Solomon,
Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, without
which none are genuine.
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the Usual cons,
pliment of a ore ;eond note to be inclosed, addressed, " Mow.,
Letter. Dr. S :•v.:•1; G!lead-houses near Ilverpoola 1-`:A
dutible po,t. 44. '
London, England, 1819-05-24

NEW SATIRICAL NOVEL
Just published, in Three Volumes, price Li. l's. boards,
FrHE ENGLISHMAN in PARIS, aSArrnicAL
Nova.: with SJCSTCHt• of the Most RiOIASILABLI CNA-
ILACTIOIS thatliave recently visited that celebrated .Capital.
Chaque age a ses plaisirs, son esprit, et see mccurs.—Boileau.
London 3 Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones,
Paternoster-row. _
London, England, 1819-07-16

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

NEXT THURSDAY, Two of £20,000 will be drawd,•-
.81Y.•1w. will gain £20,000 NEXT THURSDAY.—TItREE
CHANCES for every Ticket NEXT THURSDAY.

FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1819.
THE FUND&
PRICE 07 STOOKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
.BaEk• Stock 220} 220 221
3 per Cent. Reduced 6811
3 per Cent. Consols 67/1 68 67/ 68
3i per Cent. 77141-4 per Cent. 8710
5 per Cent. Navy 102 k 1031 103.1 ex. div.
Bank Long Annuities 18 3-16 1

India Stock 2081—India Bonds 4 6 pre.
s Exchequer Bills (2d.) 1 pre. 2 dis. 2 pre.
Commercial 33 discount
Omnium f 1 03 dis.
Consols for ilia.. 671 f 68 67i.

This being settling day, an immense number of
Brokers assembled early in the House, and at the
commencement of business, a strong disposition to
depress the Market was evinced. Consols began at
681, but it was soon discovered to be a Bear Account,
and the Market soon rose to 69i. Omnium also
opened at 1 Discount, but recovered, and is now at
01 Dis. which pr ice they remain at. One o'Clock,
Consols Mopey, ex. div. 67+}. Only one defaulter
has been declared, and he is a mere duckling.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this forenoon.
Their contents are unimportant. The Chamber of
Peers had a meeting on Monday, when the several
Bills last sent up from the Deputies were put through
their first stages, and the Chamber adjourned till next
day:—.Five per Cents. Monday, 70fr. 85c.

We Save received to-day, by Mails from Ilam-
•burgh and Holland, Papers from the former to the
9th, and from the latter to the 11th instant. The
following are extracts:
PETERSBbIiGit, JUYE 19.

The numerous bankruptcies which have lately hap-
pened in Riga, London, &c. have had but very little
influence on our Exchange, The imports decline in
price: because their quantity is so large, the course
of Exchange is low.
Of the Colonists from Wurtemburg who emigrated
to the Southern Provinces of the Empire in 1817,
about 500 families have been settled, at their own
desire, in Georgia.

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London, England, 1819-07-16

EDUCATION

At the FRENCH ACADE:.IIY at LEWES, in SUSSEX,
Established upwards of Thirty Years.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN ate genteelly boarded
and expeditiously taught French in its greatest parity,
Greek, Latin, English, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and
the use of the Globes, by

•
V. A. RAYMOND and proper Assistants.
Terms Twenty-eight Guineas per annum.—Entrance Onf
Guinea.--French is the onliplanguage allowed to be spokenhy
the Scholars, whose kealthr-intirals, and liberal deportment, are
particularly attended to. 'use School will open again after the
vacation on Monday, July the 26th, 1819.
Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Beat,
Bookseller, 55, Paternoster-row ; and at 59, St. Martin's-lane,
where the Principal may be spoken to (every morning before
eleven o'clock) and references had, if required, to rc'pectable
families whose sons are now at the Academy, or have there com-
pleted their education.

Stages to and from London every day.

COUNT FOR.BIN'S late TRAVELS in GREECE
and the HOLY LAND, illustrated by many Engravings,
were.peblished this day in the Fifth Number of THE JOUR-
N M. OF NEW VOYAGES A NI) TRAVELS, at ss. sewed,
and 3s. 6d. boards.—Bride-court. July 16.

SWEDIAUR ON VENEREAL,-NEW EDITION.
This day was publisited,
In Two Volumes, octavo, price £l. 4s. boards,
ACOMPREHENSIVE TREATISE upon the
SYMPTOMS, CONSEQUENCES, NATURE, and
TREATMENT of VENEREAL or SYPHILITIC DI&
EASE& Translated from the Seventh Franch Edition of
F. SWEDIAUR,
Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brawn, London.

On the 22d ult. was published, in ilvot price les.

Embellished with an additional Copperplate Engraving, a New
Edition of
THE CHEMICAL CATECHISM, with Notes,
Illtutrations, and Ex pez lawn ts.

By SAMUEL PARKLS, P.L.S.•&e.
This Edition, which is the Ninth, contains a full account of
the new Metals, and other important Discoveries, together with
Sod alterations and additions as were found necessary to adapt
the work to the present state of chemical science.

Ldndon : Printed /or Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy.
Where may be had. the Chemical Essays, and other Works,
by the same Author.

Just published,
In 5 vols. Pr. £2. 12s. Gd. b3ards,

TILE GREEK TESTAMENT; a new
Edition—Containing copious Notes from 'Liana-, Ma-
rine, KTPILZ, Scuezusiti, Roserstutent, &c. in familiar La-
tin: together with parallel Pa.sages from the Classics, and with
references to Vigerus for Idioms, and Boa for Ellipses. Gams.
11ACH'S Various Iteadings are generally preserved in the Notes.
Intended for the use of the Student inDivinity as well as the
Library.
London, England, 1819-07-16

BIRMINGHAM MEETING.

The proceedings at the Meeting of Reformers held
at Birmingham are important, as they develope the
scheme that is to be pursued generally through the
whole Union. We have had a printed Report trans-
mitted to us. The speeches contained so many and
such violent personalities, that we forbear to detail
them ; but the Resolutions, and the proposed Com-
plaint, Remonstrance, or Memorial entrusted to their
Legislatorial Attorney, to be by him presented to
Parliament, ought to he universally known. We
therefore lay them before our Readers.
London, England, 1819-07-16

THE ARMY. •
~ Monday, upwards of 800 men, befonging to the
66th Regiment, disembarked at Chatham from St.
'Helena.

The Officers and
.European Non-commissioned Of-
ficers of the. 4th West-India RegiMent, lately dis-
banded, are arrived at Plymouth from Sicrra Leone.
The privates, composed of Africans (chiefly. rescued
skives), are allowed portions of land in the colony,
or permission to return to their native districts, if
they prefer so doing.
Three transports, with a detachment of the Queen's,
Royal Regiment of Foot, amounting to nearly 450
men, to be stationed in the Colony of Demerara, in
place of the 4th litttalion of the 60th, arrived off the
Bar of Demerara on the 15th May.
London, England, 1819-07-16

By the Rev. E. VALPY, B.D.

Master of Norwich School; and Chaplain to the Br. of Noawiew.
A few Co Tics, large paper, pr. £4.

Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by Longman and Co. Baldwin

and c: and all adze's. flu;kscllers.
Also,

The GREEK SEPTUAGINT, with the Arocevrna ; from
the Telt of lios and Ilonstre. Pr. .41. Fs. printed handsomely
in use voL octavo, for use in Churches, and Chapels, as well
as the Library. Same site as the Ge. Tr.! r.
ELF.GANTIN. LATLN,E, or Mks and Exercises illus.
teative of elegant Latin Style. Pr. 4s. fid. 6th Edit.
DOMEWS ILIAD, with English Notes at the end. Price
12s. dd. bound.
London, England, 1819-07-20

DR. NORRIS'S FEVER DROPS.

I-1,- Inflammatory and Putrid Fevers, Sore Throats,
Slow Fevers commonly called Nervous, Hectic Foyers, or
tho first stages of a Consumption, these Drops are, by all medi-
cal men, allowed to be the most efficacious; and for removing
Malignant Fevers, of late so cl2structive in Ireland, and in diffe-
rent parts of this Kingdom, there is not its equal.
Mr. Noalis Moots having left the House in Brook-street,
and retired into the Country, has established a Depot at- the
West-end of the Town with Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street, and
in the City, with Mr. Edwards, 6t St. Paul's Church-yard.
Purchasers arc particularly requested to observe, that the
genuine preparation of Norris s Drops will have engraved ours the
Stamp " Thomas Norris Moore."
London, England, 1819-07-20

price 59. 6d. sewed,

zw View or Society.; viz. Propo-
Industry of all useful Trades and
.11114. (Reprinted from the Origin.d,
to the Committee of the Association
!factoring and Labouring Poor.—A
Society of People called Shakers.
Proceedings which took place in

ROBERT OWEN.
tut Rees, Orme, nod Brown, Pa-
of all other Booksellorq.

TOMKINS•S PICTURE 1.,C0TT.0141
TESTIMONIALS. ' ; •
Letter from %LIMON Wm., Esq. President of the ReratAes-
demy, addressed to the Committee of the Molise of Commons.
Gentlemen--llaving carefully examined the Work of) the Bri-
tish Gallery of Pictures' in Ten, Series, as executed) by Mr.
Tosttrcs, it is my decided opinion, that as a Work of Art
in Engraving they are both correct and beautiful in their imita-
tions to the original Paintings from which they have been taken.
They do Mr. Tourism much honour as an Engraver in thatele-
gam department of Art, as they also do to the Age and Country
in which we lire; and these form a work which will be honoured
and admired by subsequent Ages, aad relleOt considerable credit
on British talent. I am, &c.
Much 80, 1817. BENJAMIN WEST, P. R. A.
[The same was also signed by R. Conway, ILA.]
The following, addressed to P. W. Torte INS, Esq. from Sir

Tach—tAs LAWRENCE, ILA. Mar:h C 7, 1817.

-.-- • -
Sir—l receives the favour of your letter, requesting my opi-
nion of the Engravings which form your National Work of the
British Gallery of Pictures.
After an attentive inspection of them, I have no difficulty
in assuring you that they appear to me to be exceedingly accu-
rate in their resemblance tdthe Pictures from Which they are
copied, and are very beautiful specimens of a fine style of En-
graving. The colouring of the Plates is, I think, as close a•I
imitation of the originals as is cap.ble of being produced, and
ihe finished and equal execution of the Work is highly honour-
able to the well-known ability of the Artists empl?yed,and to the
careful integritywith which this national work has been conducted.

From T. SICEMARD, R.A. March 25, 1817.
"Sir—On surveying your coloured Prints, I think them beau-
tiful, and have no hesitation in affiiraini they are the best Speci-
mens of Faints I hive cwt. seen is Colours; at once affoeding
an idea oi the composition, of the light and shade, and colour-
ing of the several Paintings, as tar as it is possible to accomplish
by multiplied impressions.
London, England, 1819-07-20

SALES BY AUCTION..
BERMS, ON THE BORDRRS CtF HANTS.
Valuable and Improving FREEIIOI/D FARM, with great.
local Advantages, adjoining the Military College at-Sandifurst,
wed bordering upon the Town of Blackwater, near the Torn.
pik% Road, only Thirty Miles from London.
By Mr. DANIEL SMITIT, • •
At the Mart, near the Bank of ErtgLirol, or Fertgov, the 9.3 d
instant, at Twelve o'Clock. in Oae Lot,
A N eligible and daily irnr •oving FREEHOLD
*-c EsTATE, comprising TWO lll.:NDitri) AND
FIFTY ACRES, of which about epa Acriu are old er.°10..:
Meadows, 3tl deep Arable, and four A :res Underwood ; I
remainder 'is newly inclosed, and excepting abort 14 Acres '
planted with Oak and Fir, iv in a state of rough paver°, capably
of being very easily improved, or from its coatigMty to the OA-
ine and. Mackwater, presenting an important situation for build-
ing; the whole is in a Ring-fence, surrounding a comfortable
and commodious Farm llouse,with Garden, Yatd3, Barns, and
other useful Buildings, in good repair, in the occupation of Mr.
W. Cave, as tenant at will. Tim Estate i 3 well timbered, and
bounded by a fine Stream for Fish; the Laud Tax has been re.
deemed, it is nearly Tithe free, and from its situation, excellerta
Raids, andirrat capability of improvement, must lat an eligible
peoperty for
ovesunent.
It may c h
viewed by Application to the Tenant, and descrip-
tive •Particulars may be hod at the [mit at Backwater, /tart-
ford-bridge, Basingstoke, Bagshot, Wokiegham, and Reading;
at the Mart; and of Daniel Smith and Son, Surge-Tars Wind-
sor, and Sishopsgate Church-yard, City; nat.. se Surveyors,
Plans
may be seen.
London, England, 1819-07-20

DICTIONARIES, Gram-
Classics, and other School Books;

the best Works, adapted for the
of Young Persons, in elegant Bind-

linvara Bnoks, which are now
tgtoo, Hughes, Harding, Mayor,

)I*.!.f rERS.

.2., pric... 2.. 6d.

GlZA:krlllt, with Expla-
fr..-•/ ..r.ir;;.us Grammars, for .the
LL. I).
• I:.lpressio li confirms the value
t• • -• • 71:_tr, ana fully indicates the
coutinues to sustain in

on and Co. G. and W. B.
v. in and Co. BoostJr and
ion, Sin kin and 111arshall,

110:,

tici. lee.nd, the Second Edit. of
COXVERSATION; con-
.%!..Alca of (7-ads, Bills, Re-
, •uhjetts, french
7%. 1:• .tr... 1 Travellers.

)f-s,-er do Lir:truePi-At:vice.
.Whitttiker, 13, Ave Mazia-lane;
1, Oxford-street.

had, just published,

on Present aux Jennes Darnoi-
,oir, Auteur des " Conversodosis
Won, 12mo. price Ss. bound.

,CIIOOLS.
3s. bound, the Seventh Ration of
; or, EXENfPLA PROPRIA :
translated from the best Roman
tines in Syntax; to be *gain trans;

WIIITTANER, A.M.
inmar School is Southampton.
Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria-lane,

had, by the samc Author,

trice 2s. sewed.

i to the LATIN LANGITAGE. 121110.
61. bound.

JLAS SELECT., ad usum Tirouum
irth Edition, price 425. bound.
and a Syitem of Rhetoric ; Mus-
a authority, for the use of Senior
Second Edition, price is. 6d. bd.
or, An Epitome of the History of
irion, price 2s. bound.

PASIIA, &c.
Iblisl-rd, to Two Volumes Bvo.
'welve Edgravings, price a. 15s.
^cond Edition of

;lAN ISLES, in ALBANIA,
REECE, in 1614 and 1813. To-
Residence at Jnannina. the Capital
a a mare cursory Sketch of a Route
&cc.

ND, M.D. &c. &c.
Eers, Orme, and Brown, Lon4on.
in 4to. price 31. 7.4. boards.

was published,
Plates, by Lowry, exhibitin;
ierals, &c. boartis;
'ON TO MINERALOGY :
.t IL tory and Characters of Mine-
[locks, both simple and aggregated;
inctit of Earthy Minerals, on a Plan
wledge of that class of stibatanees.
of Conowations. explaining the
the Elements of Chrystallography.
T BAKEWELL,
trodactinn to Geology.
Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

LIES, NEW EDITIONS.
Bvo. price 6s. boards,
SOCIETY ; in Four EgSIYS
. the Human Character, preparatory'
Plan for gradually Ameliorating the
• Fourth Edition.
co the Inhabitants of New LANAILIC,
talon established for the Formation
Edition, price 2s. 6d.
'vTIiCT of the PlArur•atsrataa SYS-

which are added. Two Letters
Children in Alanufacturies, and a Letter
and Schools ; price 25. 6d.
Behalf of the Woistwo Ci...ssce; the
-nments of Europe and America, the
assembled in Congress at 'Ale-la-
London, England, 1819-07-20

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street, Cheapi

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Lead of the finest 465. [Linseed Oil
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UPTON and Co. in addressing the Public, most respectfully in-
form them, that their White Lead is of the finest quality. In
this article it may justly be said, " the best is the cheapest."—
The genuine is the most durable as well as the most ornamental;
while the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re-
duced, soon become dixoloured, and are unequal to constant
exposure to the atmosphere. Ut TON and Co. *ell White Lead
at prices from 40a. per cwt. to 445. although, for dill manna
before named, they only reran:mind the first quality ; thesewM
be found superior to many kind, that are tiered to the Public
as the best, at mach'higior prices.
The under-mentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in
appearance,are very preserving, and are easily applied, uirlog
only to be thinned with oil ; they are suited for Park
Palings
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TER AND BERKLEY CA NAL LOAN NOTES.
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DEPTFORD CREEK BRIDGE, 3'2 Shares—
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Shares--fluddersfield Canal, 10 Shares7—Regent's Canal, 10
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mob, nor is it said that these three men were only
Evert of .an assembly of Reformists, collected together
to assassinate an unoffending individual.

PROCLAMATION.
1 FELONY.—POUR HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.
" Whitehall, 26th July, 1819.
" Whereas it hath been humbly represented to his Royal
I lighiu:so the Prince Regent, that about ten o'clock in the even-
ing of Friday last, the £3l of July instant, Writiam Birch, a specia
constable of Stockport, in the county P.ilatine of Chester, had
in his c!istody at his dwelling-house, in the Church-gate in Stock-
port aforesaid, Joseph Harrison, schoolmaster, of that town,
charged with seditious practices; and that three men, at present
unknown, went to the said dwelling-house, and while the said
William Birch. was engaged in conversation with them respect;
ing the said Joseph Harrison, one of the three men fired a pisto
at the said William Birch, and the bullet, with which the said
pistol was loaded, lodged in his breast, and little hopes are enter-
taineti of hit lif2.
" His Royal Hight:less, fbr the bet,w and more speedy ap-
prehending and bringing to ?mice the persons concerned in the
felony aforesaid, is hereby pleased, in the rare and on the be-
half cf his Majesty, to promise his :.),lii:rSty'S mast gracious,par-
don to any one cf them (except the person who actually Ered
the said pistol) who shall discover his accomplices therein, so
that they may be apprehended and corviced thereof.
" And, as a further encouragement, his Royal Highness is
further pleased to promise to arty person or prisons (eacapt as
aforesaid) who shall discover and apprehend, or cause to be dis-
covered and apprehended, the persons concerned in the said
felony, the raw:a-di following :—that is to say, for the person
who actually fired the said pistol, the sum of .C. 500; and for
either of the other two persons who were present at the firing of
the said pistol, the suns of £50.; to be p.ild by the Lords Com-
; tnissioners of Lis Majesty's Treasury. "SI D MOUTH:*
London, England, 1819-07-27

11LINUFACTURING DISTRICT'S.

PO L LOCKS Ilk WS, (near Glasgow) JULY 24.
Strong doubts having been entertained of the effi-
cacy of the resolution come to at the meeting of
Gentlemen held here on the Bth instant, to purchase
webs to fill the idle looms, they have had another
consultation on the subject, and have wisely given

up all thoughts of manufacturing, and adopted the
more effi.:cious and promising plan of labourers'
work. In addition to some agricultural operations,
sveral new lines of road have been marked out, and
thus a sufficiency of work will be provided for all the
unemployed residenters in the borough, old and
young, strong and weak, if they be only able and
willing to handle a spade, or pull up a wild marigold•
When the Weavers were conversed at the gloaming
(twilight), and informed of the work• with which they
were provided, you cannot conceive the pleasure with
which the report was received. This plan is inferior
in point of efficacy to emigration; but it is certainly
more practicable, and presents greater advantages,
than the romantic dream of dividing the country into
little parallelograms. The (ientlernen here have set
'a noble esample. if it be followed on an extensive
scale, the good effects will soon be felt, and the .Is-
tress will gradually vanish. •