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London, England, 1820-09-13

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HOUNSLOW RACES.-
TETESDAYSZCOIIIII DAY. •
The Coarse was extremely wellattended, and many dashing
equipages and elegant females were present.
The Silver Cup was won by Mr. Elmore's Matilda beating
Sheriff Parkins's Alfred, and three others.
Sweepstakes of Five Guineas each, with Twenty Guineas added
by the Town of Hounslow.
Mr. Glew's b. m. Sophia
Major Harris's Ratterback
Mr. "Whiteside's Wouve
Mr. Parkins's Sidney
3lr. Arnold's Engineer

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A fine Race.
A Handicap Subscription Purse. •
Mr. Bartley's Prince of Orange
Mr. Arnold's Engineer . -
Mr. Shuckburg's Grasshopper -
Mr. Bearcroft's Black-and-all-blaek
Mr. Bartley's Sbruy •
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The winner the favourite.
The Cup for Ponies was won by Mr. liartley's Dandy, beat-
ing Midnight and two others.
There was much sport altogether.
CRICKET.
A Cricket Match was played on Friday, in a field adjoining
the Anchor, at Eling, near Southampton, between eleven of that
place and Nursling, against a like number from Otterborne.—
l'he total numbers Were, Eling, 107--Otterborne, 109, and one
wicket to go down.

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London, England, 1820-09-13

Just published,

91R .‘,17 ELS in SICILY,GREECE, and ALBANIA,
v( ry handsomely printed in Two Volumes, 4to. illustrated
with 15 fine lingrir.-ings, and 55 Wood-cuts, prite 51.55. in boards.
By the Rev. T. S. 111;611ES,

Fellow. of Emanuel College, Cambridge.

The First of these Volumes contains a Classical Tour in some
al the rvist interesting Parts of Greece, with a more particular
and detailed Account that has yet appeared, of the great Cities
Agrigentum' Syracuse, Delphi, aid Nicopulis ; the Isle of
Zarte, and the Plain of Argos.
The Second is confined chiefly to Albania, a country which
the Author visited under circumstances peculiarly favourable to
investigation : this part of the Work contains a very detailed
History of the private and public Life of the great Albanian
Chieftain, Ali Pasha, with his Wars, Character, and Policy, in-
terspersed with a variety of characteristic Anecdotes ; the whole
drawn from the most authentic documents that can be procured
upon these subjects. Each Volume is adorned with Engravings
ti Maps, Scenery, Plans, &c. for the most beautiful cf which
Cie Author is indebted to his friend and fellow-traveller Mr.
C. Cockerel'. To interrupt the Narrative as little as pos-
s.': k, the Classical, Topographical, and Critical Remarks, are
te.:,joined in Notes to the pages of each Volume.
sn Arrianatz is given, containing two Dissertations upon the
F.tes of Dodona and Delphi, from the pen of that eminent scho-
-Ir, Dr. Butler, Head Master of Shrewsbury School.
l'riuted for J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-street, London.
London, England, 1820-09-13

In October next will be publislwd,

itCONTINUATION of the Rev. JOHN LIN-
G D's lIISTOIIY of ENGLAND. The favourable
reception, with which the first part of this History has been ho-
routed, has encouraged the Author to offer a Fourth Volume to
the approbation of the Public. It will comprise the reigns of
Henry VIII. awl Edward VI. a most important and interest-
ing puttion of our history. The caprice and violence of Henry,
bis amours, marriage=, and divorces, and the steps by which he
acquired an almost absolute power, abolishing the authority
et the Pontiff, and cormituting himself the Head of the English
'Church, are subjects which must arrest the attention of the
header. Nor are the event; which chequered the short reign
of his Son and Succ, ssor, the elevation and fall of the Duke of
Somerset, the rise of Dudley, and his abortive attempt to change
'lit order of the succvssion, the progress of the Iteformation and
:be adoption of a new liturgy, ar.d articles of religion, less cal-
.c.:lated to Arond both interest anti instruction.
In composing these sheets tlw writer has faithfully adladed to
/':e rut! which he prescribed to himself in the compoiition of
the preceding volJnies, to take nothin" upon credit, to distrust
ffie st.atment of purtial and hiteresteewriters, and to consult on
every subj•ct the most authentic decummts within his reach. ft
is on this ground thlt he .sutunits his work with co:;floiNice to
the jue.gment of the
Piloted for J. Maw:lran, 59, Ludgate-street, London.
Of whom may be had,
First Portion of this Ilisisory, from the Invasion by the
or the Accession of Henry VIII. In three volumes,
4t 0. price 1.5. &s. •

further PmtiuuAtion of the Try, to die Revolution
in I Cult, is in a alt,te jr at Swans
London, England, 1820-09-13

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The respective proportions of Prize-money due to the crew
of his Majesty's late sloop Persian, fur the Ebenezer, have been
piid into Greenwich Hospital, where the same may be received.

14TRAC rOF A LETTER FROM BUENOS AYRES, JUN IG.

" The political state of this .country appears to be
ih as great confusion as that of Spain. Alvear and
Carrera are near Santa Fe, but it is not exactly
now what forces they have under them ; they pro-
bably do not exceed 1,000 or 1,200 men. If they
were assisted, as was reported, by Ramirez, the Go-
vernor of Entre Rios, and Lopez, the Gore, nor of Santa
Fe, they would most likely before now have made an
attent2t on this town, for the purpose of placing Al-
year at the head of the Government; for Carrera must
have a.person completely &voted co him in office here
before he can ea: ry his views on -Chili into eirect.
But these plans are, for the present, disconcerted by
Artigas, who has attacked and defeated a party of'
400 of Ramirez's troops in Entre Rios, and POs;H
+essed himself of the Atinoyo de la China; he after-
%yards marched towards the jurisdiction of Cartientes,
'whither, it is said, Ramirez has set out with a body
of troops. It is supposed that, in case of success, he
trlil aneihilate Artigas. 'These two provinces.remain
;11 a state of anarchy and confusion. The port of
ilatada de Santa Fe is shut, and no vessels are al-
lowed to pass either down or up the liver.* Here
'we are quiet as yet, but a change is fully ex-
pected. I am inclined to believe that Alvear will
eventually be Goveruur hcrc, as he has.a strops party
is 4 Li, avow."
London, England, 1820-09-13

The harvest is finished by most farmers in Dorset.,

shire, and all kinds of grain are remarkably good.
The crops of Wheat, Barley, &c. in Hampshire,
have turned out abundant, and far beyond the
farmers' expectations ; indeed, it has been asserted by
expetienced Agriculturists, that there has been but '
one harvest equal in all repects to the present since
1787, namely, that of 1805 or 1806. Such a harvest •
generally happens after a rigidly cold winter, because
the temperature of the ground does not arrive at its
Pridaimum heat so soon-; nor is the corn checked in its
growth by the late frosts. as in mild winters.
In the southern parts of-Scotland the harvest is
rapidly advancing. The Wheat crops are mostly
housed, and in excellent condition. Barley and Oats
arc nearly half cut, and if the present fine weather
continues, a full crop will crown the wishes of the
farmer and labourer. Potatoes are likewise a fair
crop. Turnips are looking exceedingly well.
All the Newspapers from Upper Canada, and the
southern shores of Lake Ontario, speak of the wheat
harvests in those parts as unusually abundant.
Coax Satsuma, s.l.taa-oat, Serr. 13.—...11thoueli we have
had no Fresh arrivats of Wheat in since Monday, and these bats
but few buyers atmarkei, sales were very heavy this niorner.g,
and Itloaday's prices ware with diOculty obtained for the fittest
istnples, but the inferior qualities were unsaleable. The ttr-
rtvali of Oats La :e been large thicweek, yet the trade was Tay
tabriustiptaansidtticitrwitizw's pariteescrauvfity supported. in Barbspi jjeaph
London, England, 1820-09-13

GUILDIIALL, SEPTEMBER 12, 1820.
CITY FRUIT METER.
NOTICE as hereby given, That the Office or
Place of One of the Four ONION and FRUIT ME-
TERS of the City of London, advertised to be Sold To-mor-
row before the Committee of City Lands, at Gutl4lllall, is
unavoidably POSTPONED until THURSDAY, thr 12th
day of October init.
JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller.

HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-Illoli ROW
Pi.lcrning - • - 51 minutes after 5
Afternoon . * 17 .-- 6
London, England, 1820-09-13

Depart»L'at, Tern: my Chambers,
11th Sqgentber, 1820.
NOTICE is hereby given, to all Persons desirous
of Contracting to Supply his Majesty's Troops that now
are, or may be stationed at FortrS GEORGE, AUGUSTUS,
and WILLIAM, with OATMEAL; and at FORT CLEAR-
T,OTTE, with OATMEAL and SALT BEEP, fur One Year,
front the 2ith day of October, 1820, to the 24th day of October,
ls~t, both days inclusive.
'that the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day
or October next ; that Proposals, sealed up, and marked " Ten-
der for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or
belore Friday, the 29th of this month; but none wilt be received
after twelve o'clock on that day; and if sent by Post, the post-
a;,,e trust be paid.
rich Proposal must have the Letter annexed to the Tender
rreipibriy filled up, by two persons of known property, engaging
tn'ecome bound with the person tendering, in the amount
gated in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the
Contract; and no Proposal will be =deed, unless nude on a
printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length.

Particulars of the Contract may be had, upon application at
thi- (Mice, between the hours of ten and four; and at the Office
of Deputy Commissary-General Young, at Edinburgh.
London, England, 1820-09-13

DIED.

August 26, at Cloy*, Lady. Niven Lutnsden, of Auchindoir.
September 5, of a mortification in his ieg, occasioned by the
throw of a stone from some idle boys iri the street, aged 70,
Edward Woodward, Esq. of Thomas-street, Horselidown.
Sunday se'nnight., at Westergaie Cottage, Hants, Frances, the
wife of the Rev. J. Tripp.
Aug. 31, Ensign James Wight, of the 79th Regiment
Aug. 25, at Stirling, Lieut. W. 1. Devonshire, R.N.; also, at
the same place, on the Ist inst. Capt.llomas Wingate, brother-
in-law to the former.

Aug. 31, at Kit Linn, the Rev. Dr. Busby, Dean of Roches-
ter, aged 63. He was travelling with his triend Dr. Thackery,
Provost of King's College, Cambridge, and died after three
days illness. The body remains in Stirling, in a leaden COQ n
to wait the orders of the executors.
On the 10th inst. at Chichester,. in his 60th year, much re-
spected and lamented, John Quantock, Esq. one of his Majesty's
Justices of the Peace, and a Deputy Lieutenant for the County
of Sussex.
At Glasgow, on the 4th inst. Charles Wilson., Esq. surgeon.

MAILS THis DAY.A IL DUI
Dublin 1 0
Waterford 0 1
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0
Holland 0 0
Flanders 0 0
Jamaica 0 0

♦RR. Wt.

Lisbon 0 9
France 1 0
Hamborgh 0 0
Gottenburgb 0 1
Malta ' 0 0
New-York 0 0
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COURSE OF
Amsterdam 7 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 4
Rotterdam... l2 8 2U.
Antwerp, ex-mo 12 9
Hamborgh 37 7 2*U.
Altona • 37 8 2*U.
Paris, 3 day's date 25 fIC U.
Ditto 2B 10 2U.
Madrid, effective 341
Cadiz effects 'f4
Barcelona
Vilboa, effective 34*

CHANGIL
Seville
Gibraltar s.so
Leghorn 464
Genoa
Ve►ice Ital. Liv. 47 60'
Malta
Naples
Palermo ll5 per or.
Dublin 7
Agio of the Bank on Hol.
land 0

PRICES OF GOLD ANDSILVZR.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. 40 0. 0
Foreign Gold in Bars ...... ....—.. ..... IT 10}
New Doubloons . • • 0
New ........... 0 4 10i
Silver, in bars, 0 4 Ilk_
London, England, 1820-10-09

VIENSA, SEPTEMBER 13. •

The exchange of couriers between Vienna and
Warsaw continues to be extremely active. One of
the last Russian couriers brought Prince Metternich
a dispatch from M. Capo d'lstria, in which, that Mi •
nister makes known to our Cabinet that the Empe-
ror Alexander is perfectly satisfied with the provi-
sional measures taken by Austria for maintaining
the peace of Italy. Enom this it is evident that the
Vienna Papers were premature in stating that war
against Naples was determined on. The question is
still undecided.]
Since the arrival of the lase Russian courier, a
further postponement of the interview of the Sove-
reigns is talked of. It is supposed the Emperor
Alexander will not be able to proceed to Vienna
until after the close of the Polish Diet. It is asserted
that the several postponements of the meeting have
been caused by the desire of the Sovereigns that
the bases of the'negociation should be determined
by diplomatic means previous to the interview be-
tween them. .
•
BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 25.

The exchange. of Couriers between Warsaw and
Berlin is very active. The time of meeting of the
Sovereigns is undecided. There is a report that the
Duke of Wellington will soon visit Vienna.

Hamburgh Papers to the 4tb, and Dutch to the 7th
instant, arrived late last night. The following are
extracts:

ITALY, SEPTEMBER is.
The Milan Gazette of the 12th September men-
tions, in the list of strangers who have left that city,
Bergami, country Gentleman, gone to Pesaro."
The Royal Family of Naples are said to have some
apprehensions respecting their fate, and to have re-
quested the Court of London to send, at all events,
a squadron to cruize in the Gulf of Naples.

HILDERSHEIM, SEPTEMRER 24.
According to the last accounts from Rome, the
Concordat with Russia seems in a fair way of being
soon concluded. That with Hanover appears to be
still retarded by some difficulties. Baran Von Reden,
our Ambassador to the Papal See, has submitted
these difficulties to the decision of the King, whose
tolerant principles are so well known.

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER so.
At the request of the French Government, an Offi-
cer was arrested here a few days ago and sent to Paris.
On the 22d of October, Te Deunt is to be cele-
brated in all the Churches of the kingdom, and all the
bells rung in commemoration of the battle of Leipsic.
CARLSRUHE, SEPTEMBER 16.

Mr. Brougham, brother to the Counsel of the
Queen of England, has made a fruitless attempt to
induce the Grand Duke's Chamberlain, Baron Von
Eden, and the innkeeper Kroglinger, to go to Lon-
don, where he hoped their depositions would weaken
the testimony of Barbara Krantz, which is so formi-
&hie to the Queen. -These two persons have, how-
ever, not refused to declare, in writing, what they know
of the story of the Queen at CarlsrUhe.

ALTONA, OCTOBER S.

A most afflicting event took place this morning.
One of our most able and esteemed lawyers in Ralt-
gen, who yesterday kept his birth-day in the midst
of his friends, was found this morning murdered in
his ova house. The police is making the strictest
sekreh into this dreadful occurrente,
London, England, 1820-10-09

This day was yinbik.tied, in evo. price ss.
A QUEEN'S APPEAL: A Poem. « Dint et
'man Proit

Printed for Robert SIG dart, 81, Strand.

•4‘ A momenes-inspectinn convinced us that this Poem was
not the production of a common pen. We have hard it posi-
.tively asserted that to a Celebrated, and now titled, Northern.
Poet, we are indebted for this composition ; and that it was
even wr::ten under the sanction of another Illustrious Per wage,
the last in the Kingdom, perhaps, whom the Public would sup-
pose to be in the Privy Council of the author."-2.f mighty
.fieukw, June, 1820.

CONCLUSION OF TIIE LOTTERY.
Last and only Day, WEDNESDAY, 18th Instant,
WM=

TWO Prizes of £20,000 Sterling 'Money,
TWO Prizes of £l,OOO Sterling Moniy,
•
TWO Prizes of £5OO Sterling Money,
ind various minor Capitals, with every other Prize, also to be
paid in Sterling Unary,
MUST 111 L ALL DRAWN.

TBISII, Coaractor for the present Lottery, sub-
• min di.: :thrive State of the Wheel to his best Friends
the Public, reniinding them that One Day of Drawing will coa-
elude the Lottery,' •
W EON ESDA Y, the 18th INSTANT,
Oa which day, AlltheCapithis, and every "tither Prize now in

the Whet I must be drawn.
&ISII 60!.1)
No. 3,64.5.-3 Prizt.i of £lO,OOO !
(I)rawn on 'Thursday last),
At hi. Fortunate Offices, 4, Cornhill, aud 9, Charing-Cross,
Whes4 "nekets and Sinks, warranted undrawn, are now on
Sale ; also by his Agents in the Country.
Ter The Priers of Stocks ape a eJ, houriy, at lllbirs Office,
la Csruhill, by which the raids may see the fluctuations.
London, England, 1820-10-09

GUILDHALL, LONDON.

SErremsza 25s 1820.
THE committee for Letting the City Lands will
meet at GGildhall, en THURSDAY the 12th day of
'Octoher neat, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, to sell by Public
Auction, the Office or Place of One of the Four ONION and
FRUIT METERS• of the City of London, vacant by the
death of Joun Natio.

The i'articuLvs and bonditionl of Sale may be seen on app.:
cation at the Comptroller's Office, Guildhall.
. JUS. BUSIINAN, Comptrolkr.
I. •
• NATION.IL FIRE OFFICE,
Noe ja, BRIDGE-STREET, BLACIEFEIARS,

SIVTZMIUM

RE i'etnbers-ot this Association are hereby re.
T minded, that Receipts for the renewal of their Polities,
Ushichlail dile on the 29th instant, are now ready fur dekvery,
-at this °thee, and aethe respective Agents.
• G. L. ROUTILLIER, Secretary.
N.B. life Insurances may be effected at the above Oaks
upon the mast equitable plan, and at the lowest rates.
London, England, 1820-10-09

SALES BY AUCTION.

OXFORDSHIRE, NEAR BENSON.
FREEHOLD ESTATE, •
BERRENS HILL FARM, about ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES, in the Parish of Ipsden.
ROBE FARM, held under Magdalen College, in the Parish
of Berrick Salome, about SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES, and
Common Rights.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the White Hart, Benson, on THURSDAY, the 12th October,
1820, at One o'Clock.
By Order of the Executors of Miss Una, deceased ;
LOT 1.
A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
BERRENS HILL FARM,
With good Farm-house and Offices, Yard, Garden, Barn, Stable,
and all necessary Out-buildings, and sundry lnclosures and
Parcels of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; the whole
upwards of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES,
In the Parish of Ipsden, near Benson, in the occupation of Mr.
William Dodd; and valuable Common Rights.
LOT 2. A desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under
Magdalen College, Oxford, and renewable ; comprising a va-
luable Farm at Bake, with Farm-hotile and all necessary Out-
buildings, and sundry Inclosures and Parcels of Land, upwards
of • SIXTY-EIGHT ACRES,
In the Parish of Derrick Salome, in the occupation of Mr.
Jonathan Weller.
These Farms are eligible for investment, a desirable part of
the County, and near good Markets.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particu-
lars may be had; and at the Star and the Angel, Oxford; White
Hart, Benson, and• Henley ; Sun, Maidenhead ; Swan, and
Royal Oak, Tetswonh; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; Inn, at
Nettlebed ; Lamb, Wallingford; Castle, Salt-hill; Red lion,
Hounslow; of Messrs. Lowndes and Lowndes, Red-lion-square;
at Garraway's Coffee-hOuse ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1820-10-09

MARRIED.

The Rev. Charles Clarke, of Hulver Hill, Suffolk, to Ann,
second daughter of the late Alexander Brown, Esq. of Grinsle-
ford, Norfolk.
The Rev. C. Campbell, jun. of Weasenham, Norfolk, to Sarah
Jane, eldest daughter of. W. B. Thomas, Esq. of Chesterfield.
At Clifford, Herefordshire, the Rev. Rice Price, to Eliza-
beth Ann, widow of the late M. T. H. Gwynn, Esq. of Llanel-
well, in the county of Radnor.
At Haddenham, the Rev. Folliott Sandford, 11. A. to Ann,
Widow of the Rev. John Rose, late Rector of Lymington.
'l'he Rev. William King, to Eliza, second daughter of Samuel
Sanders, Esq. of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
At abut, Cornwall, the Rev. T. R. Winstanley, to Miss
St'ackhouse, daughter of W. Stackhouse, Esq. of Trehane.
Wednesday; at the New Church, St. Mary-la-bonne, the Rev.
Edward Scobell, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Matthew
Chessair Esq. of Norfolk-street.
October 3,-Mr. Sasuuel lieechey, of Gravesend, to Louisa,
fifth daughter of hiraanses Asperne, of CornbiU.
Sept. 30, at &ossehoute Chapel, J. A. Morelli Esq. ILK 6
Miss Beddelr, daughter of Richard seiddt, Sal. Agent to the
Royal Naval Hospital
London, England, 1820-10-09

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 23.

According to the accounts from Pesth, the Ring
of Hungary (so the Hungarians alwa)s Call the Em-
peror when he is among them) employs himself in
visiting the public establishments of the two capitals,
Ofen and Pesth, and the enthusiasm with wl,i6 their
Majesties are everywhere received i• unbounded.—
An immense number of persons firm the niest dis-
tant provinces of the kingdom, have resorted thither
to see their Sovereigns after so long- an absence.—
The King, in his answer to a Deputation tithe No-
bility, said, that he considered the Constitution of
Hungary, with all the liberties and privileges of the .
different estates, as the bulwar k of the nation, and
that he would always defend it with all his mil:ht.—
This declaration has caused great joy, even anong
the inferior classes, to whom the spirit of innovation
has not yet penetrated.
It was on the 15th that our Court received notice .
that the King of Prussia will be at Troppau on the
10th of October. But as the Emperor Alexander
cannot leave Warsaw till about the 20th, the inter-
view of the Monarchs cannot take place till towards
the end of October. The Ministers of the tour great
Powers will be present. It is said the Duke of Wel-
lington will be there en the part of Great Britain.
After the departure of the Sovereigns, the Ministers -
will come and continue their conferences at Vienna,
in case they should not be concluded at Troppau.
The Austrian frigate Caroline sails from Trieste on
the 10th of September, for Chiria, for the purpose of
renewing. the cemmercial•relations of Austria with
that empire.
BERL9I, SEPTEMBER es.
The day before ygsterclai the ceremony of he--
trothing her Royal Highness Frederica Withelmina
Alexandrina Maria Helen, his Majesty's daughter, to
his Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Mecklen-
burg Schwerin, was performed in the Palace in the
presence of his Majesty, of the Grand Duke of Meck-
lenburg Schwerin, of the Princes of the Royal Family •
and Foreign Princes, and the whole Court.
London, England, 1820-10-09

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Fstablished by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George L
Ss:rests ass, 18.20.
PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREIVIIUMS fall
,dae on the. 29th instant, -are hereby informed, that RE-
ChIPTS are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices
over the ROYAL EXCDA NW?. and in PALL-31A LL, as
well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and
the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of
tkeir *Policies on or beforethe 14th of Ovrozza next, as the usual
Fifteen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
will then expire. SAMUEL FEN NING, Jun. Sec.
.ttiendancs is giyen daily at the said Offices for the Assu-
rance of Buildings, Goods, -Merchandizes, and Ships in harbour,
itt dock, or whiie.buihling, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and
also for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives.
,N.R. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the As-
Aur.ed,Where the Annual Premium amounts to 63. or upwards.
London, England, 1820-10-09

. ~.... • . .... • ..-•.• ..
- PitENCH PAPERS.
: . .
We yesterday r6aeived the Paris Papers of Thin's;
day, and this tnorning* those of Friday reached
us. . The/ are still chiefly Occupied with the infant
Prince, his health, and that of his Royal Parent
(which are in the mast favourable state), the solem-
nities, religious and restive; which are celebrated on
the occasion, and the distributions of food and money
to the poor of the capital. The Monileur gives the
following account of the first visit of the diplomatic
corps to the Duke of Bourdeaux :=." Madame the
visccuntess de Gontaud, Governess o. the Children
of France, having been informed by M. de Lalive,
the Chamberlain, that the Foreign Ambassadors de-
sired to be admitted to the presence of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Bourdeaux, ordered the cradle,
presentedhy the Ladies of Bourdeaux, to be placed
in the centre of the receiving-room. At the moment
of announcing the Ambassadors, Madame the Go-
verness placed his Royal Highness in the cradle.—
Their Excellencies being then introduced, encircled
the cradle; and the Representatives of all Europe
were thus grouped round the august infant, who is
one day to govern one of its finest kingdoms." The
following paragraph, also from the Moniteur, Will
bring mournful recollections to the minds of most of
our readers ;,—" We are assured that Doctor Deneux,
the Accoucheur of her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Berry, his 'been fortunate enough to render in
important service to the august Princess. Her Royal
Highness being in the same dangerous predicament
which proved fatal to the unfortunate Princess Char-
lotte of England, has, by a happy exercise of skill,
decision, and sang froid, had the good fortune to
avert the peril that threatened the parent's life."
The Five per Cents. left off, on Thurssday, at
74 fr. 20c.—Deferred Stock, 22d September, 1820,
at 89fr. 80c. and Bank Shares, at 1850.
NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 20.
We have received from Sicily the report of Colo-
nel Costa, by which it appears that he has had an
engagement with a column of Palermitans, in which
he took from the enemy four pieces of cannon, killed
150, and took fifty prisoners.
Pursuant to the orders of the Prince Vicar, the
Palermitans happening- to be at Naples when the
events in Sicily began, have the option of remaining
or returning to their country. But those who make
their election to remain, shall conform with the pro-
hibitive regulations against communicating with Pa-
lermoand those who choose to depart, shall re-
nounce all public functions and employments which
they occupied at Naples.
The following article proves that the liberty of the
Press is enjoyed at Naples:—" One of our journals
having asserted, that a verbal order was given to
all printers, to print nothing without the previous
sanction of the Prefect of Public Safety, that Magis-
trate has publicly contradicted the assertion, as false
in every respect." .
The 'decree for organizing the provincial legions
meets with the most prompt obedience. At every
point of the kingdom, the inhabitants are Arcking to
the national banner, by a spontaneous movement. 6.
London, England, 1820-10-09

DISSOLUTIONS OF PAI(TNERSIIIPS.

Appleby and Co. Salford, gas-light-manufacturers. E. and
D. P. Dirt., Bristol, silversmiths. Murdock and Co. Notting-
ham, drapers. Ward and Jones, sett-gems. Benjamin and
Webster, Plymouth-dock, water-proof-canvass-manufacturers.
Hebert and Mann, Fleet-street, booksellers. Hayward and
Roscoe, booksellers. Stead and Moore, Bishop-Monckton,
Yorkshire, flax-spinners. IL and J. Wend, Liverpool, mer-
caants. Barber and Balch., Crown-row, Waiworzh, surgeons.
Hark and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, commission-merchants.
W. and 11. Hill, Windle, Lancashire, brewers. Jillard and Co.
Oakhill, Somersetshire, brewers. Allies and Miller, Bristol,
chyrnists. Burton and Fornival, Great Bowden, Leicester-
shire, coal-merchants. Borrill and Key, Waltham, Lincoln-
shire, millers. Masters and Nutting, Noble-street, Falcon-
square, straw-hat-manufacturers. Milford and Co. Exeter,
bankers. B. and W. 11. Taylor, High-street, Southwark, pen
and quill-merchants. Macintosh and Co. Glasgow. Wiltshir‘l
and Co. Old Broad.street. J. and J. Hardley, Newport, Isle
of Wight, millers.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Protector, for la l'aloma, the loth inst. at No. 23, Sur-
rey-street, Strand, and recalled Tuesdays and Fridays.
The an, for tho Dr Jonge Jacob and Wilhelmina Frede-
rica, the 19. h inst. at No. 22, Arundel-street, Strand, and re-

celled there.
The Raven, for the Giuseppe Secundo, on the 19th inst. at
S 3, Arundel-street, Strand, and recalled there.

Dszturn Romonants.—About seven o'clock on Friday everting,
Mr. V. Kittle, of Little Guildford-street, Brunswick-square, was
bustled by a daring gang, consisting of five persons, in Lana-
d.rwit-plice, opposite the Foundling Hospital, and forcibly rob-
b...tl of a hunting watch, with a gold chain, gold seals, and key.
About half an hour afterwards, Mr. Isaac Batho, of New North-
street, I:ed Lion-.tquare, was attacked at the corner of Lamb's
Conduit-street, it is supposed by the same gang; in attempting
ti rob hint of his watch, the chain broke, and the villains ran off
with the seal and key. Mr. Batho Its uggli.d with one of the
villains until he receivaassistance, when he was secured. .

BIRTHS.
Sept. 23, at FAminster, the Lady of the Rev. Henri Burhon,
of a daughter.
The Lady of the Rev. W. Rayor, Rector of Tidcombe-por-
tion, Tiverton, of a son.
Sept. 22, at Longford House, near Gloucester, Lady John
Somerset, of a son.
Svc. 27, at.l3edale, Yorkshire, the Lady of Rear.Admlral
Sir J. P. leresford, Bart. of a son.
London, England, 1820-10-09

SURREY.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE,

COGAIBE HOUSE., near CROYDON, with EXCELLENT
OFFICES, GARDENS, PLEASURE G NDS,
FARM BUILDINGS, rich MEADOW, ARABLE, and
WOOD LAND, about ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(By Order of the Executors), - •
At Garraway's Coffee House, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on
Tnuasnar, the Ickh October next, at Twelve o'clock,
THE very Valuable Fit EEHOLD ESTATE,
COOMBE HOUSE,

LONG
The late Residence of 11F.ESTON LONG Esq. deceased,
Recently altered and improved at a considerable expense;
planned for the Accommodation of a Family of the first Dios
tinctkin, placed on a spacious Lawn, with a Conservatory, &a.
ornamented with noble Plantations of extent and i)eatity, com-
manding rich views of the Country, dry pleasant Gratel Walks,
Entrance-gaze4nd Carriage-drive to the Mansion, of handsome
elevation, and substantially built, and contains Entrance Hall,
spacious and pleasant elegant Drawing-room, roomy Dining-
parlour, capital Library, nine principal Bed-chambers and Dress-
ing-rooms, and Servants Apartments, principal and secondary'
Staircases, Water-closets, Ste. excellent Offices of all descriptions,
well fitted up,-and plenty of good water; also a Pew in Croy-
don Church; Coach-houses and Stables, with Chambers and
Lofts over; capital Gardens, planted with the choicest Fruit
Trees, and Flower Gardens, tastefully dispcsed, Trellis shady
Retreats, and dry Walks, Green-house andGrapery, Hot-house,
&c. productive Orchard, Lawns, and Pleasure-grounds, with
dry gravdkd Walks and Plantations; capital Farm-yard, with
large Barn, Stables, Cow-houses, Cattle and Cart-sheds Gra-
nary, and various Out-buildings, and sundry Enclosures olMea-
dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, nearly
ONE II UND RED ACRES,

In a high state of Cultivation, laid out in a Park-rhe Style, the
principal part enclosed by Park Paling, ornamented with
full-grown Timber, and thriving Plantations, in a ring fence, sur-
rounding the Nlansion.
The Buildings and Fences are in excellent order, a dry healthy
situation, within Two Miles of Cro)don, on the road to Ad-
dington ; a most eligible property for a Gentleman whose con-
cerns require attendance in Loudon; good and pleasant roads,
and excellent neighbourhood.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars on the Premises ;
the King's Arms, and Messrs. Blake's, Croydon • the White
Horse, and Old Ship, Brighton ; Red Lion, iiorking ; at
Garraway's • of Messrs. Kaye, Freshfield, and Kaye, Bank-
buildings, ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, where a Plan may be seen, and Tickets for viewing
had.
London, England, 1820-10-09

Isis; 374, rhebilwiti onto( all -ook.elers. 'Price 5s

LEAKE'S. GENUINE'. PILLS, justly !onot"
for curing, in all its stage', the y4fRRAL DISEASE.
One small Pill is a dose, and the i4kin :ie.-Rot, In a read
cue, will soon convince the'pathurofiffi ii.rtiqly of his speedl
recovery. • Nothing can be better centriied;mare safe, or mots
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go Po'
nice or to tea, uit needs no mafiosi: Nat nor restraint of diet/
and sixty years experience (in an mush* practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all oil
methods avail nothing. For the Scurry and other Chrontai
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upward' of
40,000 persons of both sexes have keen radically cured of the
above cruel disorderh within the last eight years. yrepared34
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLORand SON, Membe"
of the Royal Conte of surpass, at their House, Nu. 9, Ne*
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only Rs. 9d. each, duty included--
14.8. Two back doon and Lights in the Pa sages et night--
They are alsa pold by their appointmem,_with copious direc long
at the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's,
Fish-street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by co
Person in every- considerable Town in Great liritain and trent&
Advice gratis to peninstakkg the above, or other of the itr
prietot's Medicines.
LO WON

rrinted and publtshed by Leon. Kiwi, Nita'
May, Temple-Par.
London, England, 1820-10-09

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 6.

The following Gentlemen, Bachelors of Arts, of Trinity Col-
lege, were, on the Ist instant, elected Foundation Fellows of
that Society :
Samuel Hawke, Horatio Waddington
John Hutton Fisher Charles Smith Bird
Thomas Thorp Thomas Pell Platt
Wm. Sidney Walker Henry Coddington.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

• Ills Majesty's Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal of
Ireland, for translating the Right Rev. Charles Mongan War-
burton, D.D. Bishop of Limerick, Ardlert, and Aghadoe, to the
Dishoprick of Cloyne, vacant by the death of Dr. Wm. Bennet.
His Majesty's Letters Patent have passed the Great Seal of
Ireland for promoting the Rev. Thomas Elrington, D.D. to the
Ili.,hopricks of Limerick, Ardfert;and Aghadoe, in the room of
the Right Rev. Charles Mongan Warburton, translated to the
lk,hoprick of Cloyne.
Tile Rev. W. Dickson, AI. A. of West Cowes, has been ap-
'whited Domestic Chaplain to the Dowager Countess of Errol.
The Rev. Robert Ferrierßlake, is presented to the Rectory of
I3radseld, Norfolk.
The Rev. Charles Slirubsole Bonnett, to the Rectory of Aving-
ton, Hants.
. The Rev. Henry Wilson, to the Vicarage of Flizton St.
Mary, Suffolk.
Rev. James Gisborne, to the perpetual Curacy of Barton-
under-Needwood, Staffordshire.
London, England, 1820-10-09

Captain Aleiford, Mr. Callahan (his first appearariet intbat
raettr) ; 119;;;,..1125h, Mr. Lee; Sammy, Mr. Wilkin-
son ; Mr. Strap'em, Mr. Daly. Mrs. Rhubarb, Misa
Julia, Miss Yates ; Jtany, Mrs. Waylett (from the Theatre
Royal, Bath, her ft:it u.7peafanci.).
Pianist, Mr. George; Ealkt Master, Mr. Sr. Albin. The
whotti of the Scenic Ikpartntent under the direction of Mr.
Pranklin. The .11Lle Wag-draw tinder the sole superintendence
of Mr. Godbee. The Female Dresses b 7 Miss Godbee, at
As.4.4ants. Stage Manager, Mr. Lee.
The same strict a...tentiou will be paid to the tranvillity and
Esiod order of the House, which gained the Theatre so much
-reputation last season.
Free Admissions for. the Season, price Two Guineas, to he
`bid at Mr. Sam's Library, St. James's-street ; Mr. Falkntr's,
Music-seller, 3, Old Bond-street ; Mr. Botts's, Royal Exchange ;
and at the Boa Office, which is now open from Ten till Four
4i Clock, where Places for the Boxes may be taken of Mr. Callan,
Bo= Book-keeper, of whom may be had a Private Box for the
Bight or Season. The Doors will be opened at Six o'Clock, and
de PerfOrmance to commence at a quarter before Seven.—lfalf-
price at halt-past Eight. Boxes, 4s. Second Plice,.2s. Pit, 2s.
&pond Price, Is. Gallery, Is. Second Price, 6d.
Children in arms cannot be admitted.
London, England, 1820-10-09

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 4.

A communication from a merchant at Bayonne, •
dated September 27, says, that news has been re-
ceived there, that the revolution in Portugal being •
communicated, many English were hastening to em-
bark their property in the port of Lisbon. to convey
it to England—a precaution dictated by the fear of
events!

The Princess of Orange arrived here yesterday,
with the Prince, and her sons and suite, coming
from Spa.
An English Cabinet Messenger passed through to.
day from Vienna to London.

The'Captain of a French trader, a few days ago,
after having sold a cargo of eggs in tl e Borough
Market, was passing through Maideiiheau-cou4t.
bo-
rough, when he was attacked by a gang 4.1 Women,
who knocked him *Awn, and one knelt upoh him and
held.hisn by, the. throat,. while the others rifled his
pockets orklool wigs which they escaped.
London, England, 1820-10-09

FROM SATURDAI' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

[This Gazette notifies that the King has been pleased to grant
his pet mission to Sir David Milne, K.C.B. to accept and wear
the Royal Sicilian Order of St. Januarius •' and also the Cross
of a Knight Commander of the Order of William of the Ne-
therlands, both of which have been conferred upon him for his
leak coatluct at the attack on Algiers, August 27, 1815.]
London, England, 1820-10-09

BANKRUPTS.

Thomas Martin, Dristol, linen-draper, to surrender October
24, 9.8, and November 18, at ten, at GuildhaU,Loudon.
Attorney, Mr. (Muldeston, London-street, Fenchurch-street.
Thomas Ilawes Smith, Chancery-lane, tailor, October 24, 28,
and November 18, at ten, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr.

Carter, Lord Mayor's Court Office, Royal Eachange.
Rthert Perkins, Lymington, Southampton, grocer, October 14,,
cB, and November 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Yount, Poland-street.
David Morley, CorAspur-s-seet, boot and shoe-maker, October
14, 28, and November 13, -at twelve, at Guildhall. Attor-
ney, Mr. Sari:ll, Surrey-itreet, Strand.
William Small, jun. late of Lower East Smithfield, butcher,
October 14, 28, and November 18, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mt. Shave, Fenchurch-street.
101VIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

Oct. 28, W. Gallant, Leadenholl-market, fishmonger, at ten.
Nov. 11, W. Elgar, Maidstone, grocer, at ten. Nov. 11, S.
P. Seager, Maidstone, dealer, at teu. Nov. 21, W. S. Robb,
Il'acleirie7s-road, merchant, at ten. Nov. 11, T. and E. S.
Kent, maltseers, at eleven. Oct. 28, J. G.
Exeter, wine-merchant, at twelve. Nov. 14, J. Tat-
lo2l:, late of :%lilk-street, silk-broker, at eleven. Nov. 14, J.
I hticock, Rotherhiehe-street, mast and block-maker, at eleven.
::Jv, 11, S. Amhutst, late of Market-street, Westminster, cop-
pvi and iron-inam.facturer, at ten.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

• Oct. 18, G. GUIs, late of Swanmore, Southampton, potter,
at tvt, at the City Arms, Winchester. Oct. 51, John and
Janes Jackson, Dowzate Wharf and Bi.hopwearmouth. bankers,
eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Sunderland. Nov. 1, W. Green-
wood, liirgley, Ymkt.hire, farmer, .at eleven, at the White
Lion Ina, Bradford. Oct. 30, J. Hornhy, Liverpool, mer-
cb-tnt, at one, at the Yolk Hotel, Williamson-square, Liver-
p4ol. Nov. 1, G. Mawson, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Bradford. Oct. 30, It: Cawood,
Armley, near Leeds, clothier, at twelv:, at the Sessions-house,
Leeds. Oct. 30, J. Cecil!, late of Birmingham, money-seri.
vetiet, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
C t 1 C ATES--Ocrours 23.
•

J. Archer, Strand, hatter. W. Richard'', Penzance, mer-
chant tailor. J. Braniall, Saddleworth, Yo:kshire, worsted-
rq.inner. T. Story, Ilunworth, Norfolk, miller. W. Edwards,
Battle, Sossex,:toyman. F. W. Welsford, Size-lane, merchant.
T. Twynani, Plymouth, ftmr-factor. E. and J. May. Bristol,
schoolmasterst J. G. Bubb, Gratton-street East, Fitzroy-square,
sculptor. J. ti! atwitir, Rotherhithe, ship-builder. G. Bate,
Bristol, victualler. J. Aliilard, Alinuries, bellows-maker. J.
Bellin, Oxford-street. jewel'. r.
London, England, 1820-10-31

THE QUEEN.

Now that the calumniatnrs of the QUEEN of ENG-
LAND have done their worst—now that every art
employed to make any part of their filthricompost
adhere to her MAJESTY'S character has failed—now
that her innocence has triumphed, precisely in the
same ratio that the machinations and conspiracies of
her enemies, of the real domestic enemies of Eng-
land, have been foiled, exposed, reprobated, and
execrated—now that every one cries out for the
punishment of ber persecutors—we beg to submit to
the consideration of our Readers generally, but espe-
cially those who may be inquiring bow this may best
be accomplished, a few questions, which ought to
receive satisfactory answers.

The whole of the abominable atrocities committed
against her MAJESTY have, with great adrditness,
been veiled under a Commission, granted to certain
individuals, to make inquiries into the truth of cer- '
tain rumours, circulated on the Continent 'with peat
industry, to the prejudice of the QUERN'S character.
Now here, though the contrary is evidently thik fact,
it is wished to be taken for granted, that the Pala.
mentary inquiry into the conduct of her MaJaeist
rests on the Milan Commission, and the fithiefinsl
Mg filled by their labours i bat, intro* they rest on
e previous calumnies, and the Jabiuirs of the indi!
viduals employed to fabricate and give them currency.
We therefore ask, From whom was the infotmation
derived, which induced Ministers to advise the ap-
pointment of the Milan Commission ? This question
deserves, and ought to receive from Ministers a satis-
factory answer.
. 1
In the second place, we ask, With whom did the
first suggestion for appointing that Commission 'mi.
1 ginate ? fcr it is impossible; in the nature of thm. gs!
London, England, 1820-10-31

. THOMSON'S CLIKMISTRY.--.NIEW EDITION.
In a few days will be publislsed, in Four vale: eat?. .
A SYSTEM of CHEMISTRY.—By THOMAS
• TH011130141, lbt.D. F.R.S. L. and E. Regius Professor
of Chemistry in the Universtty of Glasgow, ace. sixth &Wiwi.
London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Jet; and for
Wilhatio Bledwrood, Edinburgh.
PRESENT STATE Or BRAZIL:.

.___~.

Just published, in One Vol. 4to. with Maps and .
E 2 12s. 6d. boards,. -
OTES ON R-10 DE JANEIRO,. AND THE
SOUTHERN PARTS of BRAZIL, taken daring a
Residence of ten Years in that Country, from 1808 to 1618;
with an Appendix, describing the Signals by which Vessels enter
the Port of Rio Grande do" Sul; together -with numeroas 'Ta-
blas of Commerce, and a. Glossary of Tapi Words.
By JOHN LUCCOCK. a
Loudon t Printed for Same! Leigh, 18, Strand.
London, England, 1820-10-31

GUILDHALL, LONDON,
• Ocsosaa 18, 1820..
TME COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S
LANDS will meet at. Guildhall on Wsteman.ar, the first
daf of November nest, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to LET by
'PUHLIC AUCTION, on a Lease for 21 years from Michael-
mos;.lB2o, • •
A H '•LTSE on the North side of Lawrence Pountney-hiU,
and.a. WA EEHOUSE adjoining, on the East side of Grvena
lettice-lane, in the City sof London.
The Particulars and Conditions for Letting may be seen at
the Office of. Works, Guildhall, and the Premises may be viewed
every day between the hours of twelve and three o'clock.
. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller.
London, England, 1820-10-31

T AND 3. SIVEWRIGIIT, with unprecedented
*I • success, sold in this Contract, in one Lottery aloft,
130TH PRIZES 'Or4;110,000 !
And in the pa ceding Lottery, •
Qoe of £20,000, and One of £lO,OOO.
Thy trust an earnest of future Success, in selling an, or part
- . of the

FOUR of X 510,000! Money 3nd Consols,
In the New Lottery to be drawn 15th and 28th November,
being the iAit Lottery this year.
There are poly 1760 Numbers now on Sale, which are sure
to be drawn 'on the' 15th of November ; and the Scheme is so
arranged. by Order of Goverdment, that the Purchases, fir
that 11 • niay hay.
TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES
TWICE OVER.
T:ekcts and Shams for which are selling at their fortunate Offices,
37, Conmitu.; I 11, lim.aost:
33, ITAYMAILKET ; I 141, Oxroao MEET.

c:tortly will be published, in Three Vols. l2mo.
1,-91:N811 iIGII. -- A Satirical Novel. By the
-11 a of " London ; or, A Month at Stevens's.
-•._.e4 for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row.

In a 'few days wilt be published,
In One Volume, Bvo. by likt.nwn:, CALDOCE, and !or, Pater.,

. foster-row, -
AuGusTus; or, THE AMBITIOUS STUDENT.—
Tieing a brief Attempt to illustrate some of the various
Effects of Literature upon the Mind when deeply studied.
London, England, 1820-10-31

CERTIFICATES- Novsauzs 4.

J. Dolt, late of Bath, grocer. T. Spratly, late of Mill-wall,
Poplar, victualler. J. F.. Royle, Pall-mall, fancy paper-manu-
facturer. IL Sugden, Halifax, bookseller. A.-Gresthle, Man=
1 chester, linen-draper. J. Nuttall, Manchester, bookseller. I.
Jacobs, Bristol, glass-minufasturer. T. Davison, Hinckley,
Leicestershire, draper.
Novesseas 11.—W. Wood, Hot= Fara near Wetberby,
Yorkshire, cattle-dealer. J. Adtkrky, lirenZforti, ironmongesir
J. Lister Hudderdekl, dyer. T. Fisher, Kirkheaton, York..
shire, oikrusher. S. Beton, late of Charing-cross, sword-cut-
let. T. A. Phillips, Ardwkk, Lancashire, brewer.
N 34.—R. A. Mullah, Rockingham Arms, Neve
Kent-road, victueller. W. K. Taylor, Birmingham, dealer In
bull kin. M. Cope, late of Derby, Ironthonger. J. Skilbeck,
Leeis, Hnen-draper. J. Riding, Blackburn, cotton-manufac-
turer. (3. Weaver, Abchurch-lane, merchant. J. Crag& Emp.
I inlets), Rutlandshire, corn-dealer. Jpseph Hardy, William
Horton Ilardy,andJohn Horton Hardy, Birmingham, merchants.
Normoce 111.—J. Newbold, Leamington Priors, Warwick.
abbe, butcher. P. Sykes, Manchester, cooper. . Lhogford,
Frith7street,Soho, truss-maker. J. Blow, .1
late of Ware, Herts,
malefactor. S. Dutton and J. Dunn, Liverpool, merchants.
J. Taylor, Leominster, Hereford, skinner. S. Williams, Bright-
helmstcne, carpenter. J. Parker, Little St. Mary-Axe, painter
and glazier. J. 1... Ganderton, Pershore,Worcestenhire,plomber.

41i QTRS. ,
Satarday, in Andley-squart, the Lady of Colonel Flizelarence,
of s daughter.
Oct. 24, at Athlone, the Lady of Major J. C. Smith, Welsh
Irtaikers, of a son.
Oet. 19, at Tweed-bill, near Lytnington, the Lady of Capt.
Symonds, R.N. of a son.

MAIM= -
Friday, at Netibury,Volotial 411011111100 J
of the late T. Xing, F. 4.01 Newbury

. -
.•

MED. '
At sea, ()folk* tSd of June last, on board the *ea 01111•
panyis ship Bombay, Mr. Jame* Simplon, mach anikinegy
gretted (or his many excellent and endearing Twill*
Oct. 19, at the Manse of 'Santurce, the Iter..
D.D. Minister of that Parish.
Oct. 19, Robert Pender, Esq. of Parkslde, tate a- Lepliin lb
the Royal Lanarkshire Militia. „ :vr= r.
Thoneday seanight, at Exeter, after a few dart-ammo in the
79th year of his age, Mr. Gilbert Dyer, a respectable and emi-
nent bookseller of that city. A few days previous 'to his decease
he ecloyed good health and spirits, and bid fair to live many'
years ; his dtath war supposed to haw been occasiouetby over-
heetips himself in taking too long a w*, whuh terminated
lin rifever. ,

• ,~ ~Mr_-
.~~ : - ,: _
London, England, 1820-03-25

THE GENUINE SYRUP OF DE VZLNOS.
THE only Depot for this useful Medicine, is- re-
moved from 21, Frith-street, to No. ss, Berner's-street,
Oxford-street, where it is prepared according to the Recipe of
the late Mr. Swat:mom, intrusted to his Nephew and Successor,
Mr. THOMAS CASCHAII alone. The experience of nearly a cen-
tury, has proved this Medicine to be the mom ...innocent and ef-
fectual alterative. It corrects and purifies the blood ; and
those who are afflicted with Scrofula, .Leprosy, Scurvy, and
many of those melancholy diseases arising from impurity of the
blood and juices; those who suffer from diseased liver, and for
the dissipations and indiscretions of 'their youth, or whose con-
stitutions are broken down and debilitated by mercurial, anti-
monial or arsenic medicines, should submit to a regular course
of the Vegetable Syrup.
The effects of this Medicine are inches not to interrupt either
business or pleasure ; it operates on the animal juices, and re-
quires only the common restraint of moderation in diet. It is
dissolved in the chyle of the stomach, is conveyed by the circu-
lating fluids, and corrects their tendency to all those diseases
which originate in vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a power-
ful substitute for mercury, and removes those evils which an
unsuccessful use of that mineral occasions.
It is prepared and administered in Berner's-street, under Mr.
Canham's immediate direction, where it is sold at I.ls. a bottle
also by his Agents in London, and in every considerable Town
in the United Kingdom ; and the ccncentrated, for warm cli-
mates, by his deputed Agents in the East Ladies, viz. Messrs.
Mackintosh and Co. Collette; and Messrs. Forbes and Cso.
Bombay.
London, England, 1820-03-25

HOLTSLIFE OF HIS LATE MAJESTY.

This day was published. price 3s. each, Farts I. to VI. (to be
completed this Mouth), of
THE PUBLIC and DOMESTIC LIFE of his
late Most Gracious Majesty GEGItGE the THIRD;
comprising the most eventful and important Period in the whole
Annals of British History ; compiled from Authentic Sources,
and interspersed with numerous interesting Anecdotes.