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London, England, 1829-10-15

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the teth (ist York North Riding)
Regiment. and to the 86th (Royal County Down) Regiment of
Infantry, embarked on the 10th instant at Cork, on board the He-
rald steamer, for Liverpool, for the purpose of proceeding to join
their respective service companies in the West Indies.
The service companies belonging to the 6Stb (2cl York North
Riding) Regiment of Foot, marched into Cork, from Fermoy, on
the 10th instant, preparatory to their embarkation for the Writ
Indies.
A detachment belonging to the ed Battalion of the 60th (the
Duke of York's own Rifle Corps) marched yesterday morning front
London, for Portsmouth, to join the reserve companies of that
battalion.
A general Court-martial has been assembled during the bet
week at Chatham, Major-General Hastings president, to inroad-
sa te the conduct of Lieutenant Peter Macfarlane, 16th Regl-
• Mein, respecting a disputed account with his agent., Messrs.
Campbell and Co. and which has attracted very great attention
among military men. The late Secretary of War, and also the
present one, have been summoned to attend. Sir H. Hardinge ar-
rived on Thursday last to give his evidence, and returned again to
town the same d ty—but be will be required to return for examina-
tion on the defence. The circumstances connected with this Court-
martial have turn upwards of six months under investigation. but
the proceeding under the Court-martial did not commence till last
week.
A general district court-martial has al.o been assembled at
Chatham, uf which Major Lachlan. 17th re Oirent. is president.
The Lords of the Admiralty hive directed: a general court-mar-
tial to he held at the Royal Marine barracks, on Monday, for the
trial of a corporal for striking an officer.
London, England, 1829-10-15

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.
The Earl of Suffolk. at Stevens's Hotel, in Bood-street, from a
Tour ; the Earl of Talbot, at his seat, Ingestrk, &affordsbire, from
a tour; the Earl and Countess of Surrey, at their seat, Worksop
Manor, Notts, from a tear ; Viscount Melbourne, from Whitehall,
to his seat, Brocket Hall, Hens ; Lord Alvanky, in Park-place,
from Newmarket; Lord Palmerston for the Brosillands, in Hamp-
shire ; Lord Somerset, from Brighton, for Bath ; Cul. WiUoughby
Cotton, from Brighton, to his Royal Highness the Duke of Glou-
cester's, Bagsbot Park ; the Right Hon. Thomas Grenville, in
Cleveland-square, from Dropmore, Bucks ; the Hon. Ramsay
blank, from Edinburgh, for Brechin Castle; Colonel and Mrs.
Hamilton. in Gloucester-place, from Paris; Capt. Dawson, for the
Netherlands; Capt. Henniker, for Paris; Admiral Maitland, in
Mootagu-square, from a tour; Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Fraser, for
Lisbon; Mr. G. Palmer, for the Boyne House, near Tunbridge
Wells ; Capt. and Mrs. Osmond, from Cheltenham, for Brighton ;
Capt. Julius Lester, for Leghorn; Capt. Clarke, for Manchester ;
Major Francis Cockburn, for Dublin; Vice-Admiral Donelly, for
Sussex House • Mr. Henry Fka-Strathern, for Edinburgh ; Sir
Henry Lippins;ott, Bart. from Cheltenham, for Stoke Park, near
Bristol ; Sir Thomas blowyn. Bart. at his seat, MostynHaU, Flint-
shire, from Oxfordshire; Mr. and Mrs. J. Price, in Grosvenor-
street, from Paris; Capt. and Mrs. Wilton, from Pall-mall, to
Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milner, in Regent.street, from the
Continent • Mrs. and Miss Doss, in Jarmo-street. from Edin-
burgh; the Rev. E. Bute and family. at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-
street, from Tunbridge WAIL; Capt. Forbes, at the British Hotel,
Jermyn-street, from Cheltenham ; Mrs. Knipe and Miss Weston,
from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street, for their seat, near Epsom;
John Taylor, Esq. from Spumous's Hotel (late Jordan's). St.
Jamees-street. for Brighton ; (Undo, Leigh, Esq. from the Lon-
don Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Brighton; the Rev. Wm.Thomp.
son, from the British Hotel, for Cambridge • J. Jackson, Esq.
from ditto, for Portsmouth; Capt. J..Marden Maitland, Mrs.
Maitland, and family, at the Homers lintel, Bermes-street, from
their seat, Poston, Peterborough; Arnold Wainwright, Esq. and
Mrs. Wainwright, at ditto, from Tunbridge Wells; the Rev. Kok.
Aukness and Miss Arkness. at ditto, from Dublin ' • Captain
na lias, at ditto, from Brighton • Dr. Clarke and Mrs. Clarke, at
ditto, from Dublin; Thomas awso, Esq. at ditto; Geo. Crook,
Esq. at ditto, from Tunbridge Wells.
London, England, 1829-10-15

MR. COOPER'S NEW WORK ON ANATOMY.
This day is published,
LECTURES ON ANATOMY,
INTERSPERSED WITH PRACTICAL REMARKS:

' VoLuxe I.
By B. B. COOPER, F.R.S.
Surgeon of Guy's Hospital, Lecturer on Anatomy, &c. &c. &c.
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DIED.

At Capesthorne Hall, Mrs. Davenport, wife of D. Davenport,
Esq. M.l'. for Cheshire.
At Clieitt nham, aged 70, Anna, the wife of S. C. Cox, Esq. one
of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery.
At George Kellie, M.D.
At I.ochgilpead,in the 77th year of his age, LI r.Donald MgNiath.
late merchant in !twenty, and for many years one of the Magis-
trates of that burgh.
in Aitegier-streeti.Dublin, William Furlong, Esq. aced 77.
The Rev. Mr. Greene, Parish Priest of liallintobe.
At Fethard, aged 17 years, James, youngest son of the Lee
Joreph Wright, of ittitianii-square, Dublin, Esq.
In Dublin, Madame, the wife of Monsieur De Pothoilier, Pros
tenor of the French language.
Elizabeth, wife of Captain James Brown, of Itosconor, near
Downpatrick. 1 •
At Monibetts blouse, the Rev. William Johnstone, in the 7Stb
year of kis age, sn4 4:,d of his Ministry in that parish.
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London, England, 1829-09-08

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke ant Duchess of CUMBERLAND, accom-
panied by Prince Gamut. and attended by the Gunton of &nut.
fanatic, left the Royal Ledge, in Windsor Park, at three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to eke residence of the Duke
and Duchess of GLovcarna, in Bagshot Park. Their Royal High-
nesses, after remaining with the Duke and Duchess tor some time,
took their departure and came to town to their residence in the
King's Palace, St. James'..

Mr. Justice Buaaouotis has (it is understood) sent
in his resignation as one of the Pointe Judges in the Court of
King's Bench.
The Earl of ABERDEEN came to town yesterday, from
a visit to his Manny at the Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park. His
Lordship was engaged in official business in the afternoon, at the
Foreign Office, with the Austrian Ambassador, the Prussian Minis•
ter' and the French Charge d'Affaires.
Mr. Secretary PEEL left town yesterday morning for
his residence in Norfolk.
London, England, 1829-09-08

WEYMOUTH, Sept. 5.
—..,.--

Eußxrum.—ln the Star of Wednesday, the consecra-
tion of Fleet Clamed was reported to take place at Plymouth Instead
of Weymouth.
The Grand Dinner lately given by Lieut.-General Sir
Wm Hasa Gem to the Olken of the Mb Dragoon Guards, CAL
JACKSON, and a large Party, has been followed by a succession of
Diana. and Evening Parties among our Fashionable..
On Monday Mrs. NORRIS entertained at dinner Sir
HENRY and Lady BATNTON. Sir Wm. and Lady Gaon, &c. at her
residence in Gloucester-row.

On Thursday Lady Thomas had a large evening party, among
whom 'Were the Family of the Bishop of Bristol, Admiral and
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Miss Scott, Mrs. and the
Mimes Norris, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Hill, Etc.
On Friday Mr. and Mrs. C. Buxton entertained at dinner the
Bishop of Bristol and his Lady, Mr. and the Misses Gray, General
Sir C. Grant, General Sir W. and Lady Grant, Mr. end Mrs.
Norris, &c.
Among our late numerous arrivals are :
Governer Penn, Hon. J. Lindley, Hon. Mrs. and Miss Bligb,
Sir John Burgoyne, Colonel Skinner, Colonel Nepean, Colonel
Hogg, Captain and Mrs. Achres, Captain and Mrs. Day ; Captains
Keene, Saunders, 141013, Sisson, Bechtold. Bryoser, Stevens, J.
Limon, Rev. Archdeacon Prosser, Rev. Messrs. E. Nepean, H.
Fryer, J. Bond, T. Wills, Reginald, J. Blewitt, Mr. Mrs. and
Miss Schodra, Mr. and the Misses Whitchurcb, Mr. and the
Misses Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Horman, Bedford, Jennings,
Everett, Newcombe. Dove, Parsons,Taylor, Procter, Templenian,
Sparks, H. Steward, J. H. S. Jekyle, J. Fanfold, Thomas, Le
Merchant, Newest, Shelden, C. Sinclair, Cullen, Henley, R. IL
Oakley, Allen, Bond, Moreton, Lane, blesdames Rackets, Bow.
man, Becher, Sparling, Ferris, the Misses Jekyle, Leir, Burgh.
Barlow, Symonds, &c. &c.
London, England, 1829-09-08

CONVICTION OF TILE ROCHDALE RIOTERS.

George Taylor, aged 69, Benjamin Howarth, aged 23,
Jonathan Parkinson, aged 42, and Thomas Kershaw,
aged 30, were indicted, the three first-named for felo-
niously, riotously, and tumultuously, with others, assem-
bling together, and maliciously having entered into a
certain loom shop, with intent to break, destroy, damage,
and render useless, certain looms, machines, tackle, and
implements therein, the property of William Chadwick
and his partners ; and Thomas Kershaw, with having
feloniously aided, abetted, and counselled them therein.
The Jury acquitted Howarth, and found the other
prisoners Guilty.
The trial lasted more than eight hours.
John Lord, aged 30, Isaac Nicholls, aged 23, John
Wild, aged 16, and John Robinson, who were charged
with a like offence, were allowed to withdraw their plea
of Not Guilty, and to plead Guilty, and to enter into their
own recognizances in the sum of 101. each, to appear for
judgment, if called upon.
Mr. Justice BAYLLY expressed a hope that these pro-
secutions would have a salutary effect.
The prisoners convicted have not yet been sentenced.
London, England, 1829-09-08

RYDE, Sept. 5.

Lord Spencer left Ryde on Thursday for town, and
the Marquis of Camden is expected in a few days, and will occupy
his Lordship's villa. The Duke of Bedford has left Ryde for
Cowes, and the Countess Craven and family fur town.
Ryde Royal Regatta took place oa Wednesday last, and, from
the fineness of the day, attracted more company to witness this
amsgensent than we ever observed on any former regatta. The
pier at an early hour was literally thronged ; the receipts at the toll-
house were greater than has ever been collected in any one day.
London, England, 1829-09-08

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
The Duchess of Northumberland, on Sanday.st Northumberland
House, frmn Ireland ; the Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury, at her
house in Arlington-street, from Ireland; the Marquis and Marchio-
ness of Cleveland, at their house in St. Jantes's.equare, from Ais-ls-
Chapelle, France ; the Hon. Miss Townshend, at Lord Sydney's,
Frognel, Kent, from Windsor; Lady Neithorpe, in St. James's-st.
from Kent; Sir Henry and Lady Ticbborne and family. at Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, from Warwick; Major General Sir Hussey
Vivian, at ditto, from the Isle of Wight; J. J. Guest, Es+ M.P. at
ditto, from Wales ; Lord G. Quin and son. at ditto. from Brighton ;
James Grease, Esq, at ditto, frem Edinburgh ; Captain and Mrs.
Grialths, in Dover-street, from the Continent.

DEPARTURES.
The Earl and Countess of Hardwick, yesterday, from their house
in St. James's-square, for Ireland; Mr.and Mm.ENtton, fromTalke's
Hotel (late Miller's), Jermyn.street, for Cheltenham ; J. Simpson,
Esq. from ditto, for ditto; R. Parnther, Esq. and sons,fronsGrafteo-
street, for Dover; the Marquis of Camdenorom his seat, the Wilder-
ness, Kent, for the Isle of Wight; Captain and Mrs. Stanley. from
Brighton, for France ; Mrs. Sitwell and 11. Sitwell, Esq. from the
Royal Hotel. St. James's-street, for Doncaster, Kent; Mrs. Fitaber..
beet, from Tilney.streee, for Brighton; Mr. Conyngbam and family,
from the Burlington Hotel, for Clifton; Col. Horner, from ditto,
for Brighton ; Andrew Stein, Esq from ditto, for Leamingtoo,
Warwickshire ; J. Jemmison, Sag from ditto, for ditto; Lord
Althorpe, from his seat, Wisston Hall, Yorkshire. for Northamp-
ton ; Edward Wetherby, Esq. from Warren's Hotel, Regent-
street, for Newmarket; Mrs. Tibbets and Lady Julia Lockwood,
from ditto, for the Continent; the Hoe. and Rev. the Dean of
Ossory, from Symmons's Hotel (late Jordan's). St. James's-street,
for Ireland; the Rev. Geo. and Mrs. Waddington, from Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, for Worcester.
London, England, 1829-09-08

COWES, Sept. 5.

Monday the 30th Regiment, commanded by Col. A.
Hamilton, marched in here from Albany Barrack., and immedi-
ately embarked for Gosport, to do duty there ; their band played
some excellent airs.

Commodore Lord Yarborough, in his ship-yacht the Falcon, and
Lord Oonbrock's Scorpion, with some other yachts, arrived yes•
terday morning at Guernsey.
The Hebe, Elizabeth (Moore, Esq.), and Red Rover, have
sailed for France this week.

Thursday morning, the Liberty, Earl of Errol, arrived here
from Cork, and came into harbour to be laid up. The Liberty
woe six cups at the different regattas in Ireland last year.
The Earl of &heater left Cowes on Tuesday, for his Lordship's
seat. Meibury Sherborne, Donetablee.
Sir Francis Vincent, Bart. has sailed for the Mediterranean.
YACHTS AT THE Runways—Louisa, Nosh*, Nelson, Altiddo-
n, Tudors, Zephyr, Ann (Listowel), and Ariel.
London, England, 1829-10-12

OLD SPECTACLES.

CORN—EXCHANGE, MARK—LANE. Orr. IS.
Our market continues to be most abundantly supplied with all
kinds of Grain, having had large arrivals fresh up this morning
from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; and although there were many
country buyers, the Healing Trade was exceedingly dull, the finest
New and Foreign at a reduction of from its. to Si. per quarter; all
the other descriptions were ineffectually offered at a still greater
decline. Barley was also fall ils. per quarter lower, and few sales
were effected at that abatement. White Peas supported last Mon-
day's quotation ; Grey Peas were le. per quarter cheaper. Beans
of both kinds were heavy sale, and rather cheaper. Oata were doll
sale—New 2s. and Old 1 s. per quarter lower.
London, England, 1829-10-12

au:► c is i E u.-

At Milford Church, Henslowe, Chaplain to the
Royal Artillery at Woolwich, to llonora Mary Georgiana, eldest
daughter of the late Colonel Vaasall
At Caton, the Rev. Joseph Turner, M.A. of Overton Vicarage
Frodsham, Cheshire, to Ellen, daughter of Samuel Gregson, Esq.
of Lancaster.
Rev. James Griffin, Vicar of Llangunonr, and. Curate of Car-
marthen, to Anne, youngest daughter of the I,te air. WWI, of
Carmarthen.
London, England, 1829-10-12

DIED.

The 11th inst. Mr. Grorgeioung, of Baker street, Portman-
square, in the 5341 year of his age.
In John-street, Berkeley.square, on the 7th inst. Isabella. arcord
daughter of the Rev. Sir Within' Henry Cooper, Bart.
Aged 71, William Buiwell, Esq. of Abingdon, Bents.
At Newfoundland, the Rev. Andrew Cleary, Roman CAtholsc
Pastor there.
April 19,.in Camp, at Pundigull, South Bank of the KletnA
River, East Indies, in the27th.year of his age, Lieutenant John
Pinchard, of the Hon. East India Company's Madras Artillery, If. a
In Sackwille-street, Dublin, at an advanced age. Anne, relict of
the late Dr. Charles Simpson, who was for upwards of 30 years
surgeon :o the county of Roscommon Infirmary. •
At Pembridge, near Leominster, the Rev. John Guard, 11.13.
Rectorof Pembrldge and Prebendary of Salisbury, and formerly
fellow of Corpus Christi College.
The Rev. Daniel }lensing. Pastor of the Independent Chur
Bradford.
At Oston, John 11PDougal, late schoolmaster of the parish of
Channelkirk.
At Edinburgh, Mrs. Anne Aynsworth, wife of James Ayns-
worth, Esq. of Clonmaghry, in the county of Down.
At Rosebank, Broughton Road, Mrs. Margaret Alexander. relict
of Captain Andrew Davidson.
At Portobello, near Edinburgh, Miss Anne Bannerman, math
of " Poems, chiefly Lyrical," " Taka of Superstition auJ Chivalry,"
and other ingenious and elegant performances.
.At Dumfries, '.%lts. Mary Butter, relict of James Carruthers,
Esq. of Warinanbie, in the 77th year of her age.
At Warmanbie, near Annan, she seat of his son-iis-law,
Carruthers, Esq. the Reverend Robert Hankinson Roughshedge,
M. A. in the 84th year of his age.
At Alowefieth Manse, the Rev. William Johnstone, in the 78th
year if his age, and 43d of his ministry in that parish.
At Alyth, Mr. Edward Paterson, in the 70th year of his air,
. wing been 37 years parochial schoolmaster of Myth.
• ,At Cornwall Terrace, Regent's Park, Mary Forbe• Mitchell,
snift of Major Daniel Mitchell of Ashgrove. Aberdeenshire.
After a long illness, Frances, wife of lieutenant-Colonel Coles,
of Burcott Hume, near Wells.
At.llath, aged 7'7, Mrs. Elizabeth Morton, relict of Edward
.Sorton, Esq. of disc city.,
At Chapel House,
..iged 10 years, William J. hn, elicit ons of
the Rev. Joliti Hammond, rector of Priaton.
Frances Harriet, widow of the late Michael Keogh, P..aq• barns-
tor-at-law, late of Beanfott-bnfidings. near Bath.
Aged 52, at Swainswitk, Mr. J. Taylor, proprietor of Swain:-
wick tnewtry.-
. At Bridgewater, Captain John Evans.

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London, England, 1829-10-12

NAVAL PROMOTIONS DURING THE QUARTER.

To be Commanders—Thomas Bevis, Robert Crosbiei Henry
Houghton, Henry Bolton, Wm. Clement Swinfen, John Thomas
Talbot, James Pulliag, George Smith, (a), Henry Edward Cofk,
Thomas Netherton Langford.
Superannuated Commanders—Grant Allen, John Guyon, John
Blades Sparkes, George Steele.
Lieutenants—Charles Wethered Pears Edward Francis Wells,
John Fits, Brand, Lord Francis John feassell, John Colpoys Om-
maney, James Hogg, Henry Cood, Hon. Edward Howard.
Masters—John Davies, Duncan M'Creight, James Teague.
Surgeons--George Todd Alsixey, M.D. John Grant Stewart,
Robert Vere Wilson.
Assistant-Surgeons—John Wilson Elliot, James Atchison,
Charles Duncan Amyett Newman, William Hobbs.
Pursers—Cornelius M' Dermas, Robert Simmonds, George
Slmmonds, William Gradrldge, Joseph Langford Baker, John
Williams, James Brown Sandercomb, Edward Thorne, Joseph
Gay, Edward Lewes.
Royal Marines—Captains—L. B. J. Halloran, Robert Ford.
First Lieutenants—John Roger.. William Cookson, John Ales-
ander.

Second Llenteoaota—Henry Carr_Tate, George Colt Langley.
The following is an extract of a commercial letter from
Alexandria, dated 7th Aug. The Pacha is offering
some cotton of the new crop for sale ; the price fixed is at
12 talens per quintal. Business is very dull, and the
place overstocked with foreign merchandise. English
and Swiss manufactures, however, continued to find
purchasers, at the former quotations. A number of
vessels of all nations are in port, and unable to get
employment. The Pacha is about to make some con-
siderable alterations in the commercial regulations, and
a new organization of the Egyptian troops is to take
place.
London, England, 1829-10-12

INCOME.

Customs
Excise .
Stamps
Post Office
Taxes
bliscellaneous

Cub, brought from the Civil List . .
To Ca,h brought to this Account from
• the Ways and Means to replaci the like
Sum issued out of the Growing Pro-
duce of the Consolidated Fund in Ire-
lands, for Public Services . .

252,473 ! 392,915

9,351,441 12,015,033 13,083,577

IN, in the
CREASE

CIU AAA r R S
1828.

S.
4 664,932
5,714,399
1,705,676
366.000
466,974
101,950

113,019,93.5 13,083.877

47,472,659

'ears and Quarters
n each head thereof.
DID °"' 101 Imam ithserolos
1829.

10th
London, England, 1829-10-12

nterests of every province and every citizen in one—that of the
iistional and political restoration of Greece. However difficult
that project may appear, and however weak our personal means
snay he, we do not doubt that we shall accomplish it c for we
reckon on the co-operation of the Senate, and that of all the
citizens, who are, like ourselves, deeply penetrated with the
feeling of their duties. If, as a•e wish to hope, that feeling stifles
all the germs cf discord which the unfortunate events of the
past may have left—if all the citizens, in harmony with the
public functionaries, labour in supporting order, which is so
indispensable for the public well-being—we ought to hope
with the greatest confidence that the Loan, in his mercy,
will bear the prayers of Greece. Let us still believe that
the Allied Powers will do every thing in their power
to accomplish our desires, at a moment when they are redoubling
their efforts to terminate the great work of the pacification of the
Levant. You return to your homes, Gentlemen, and you will
give to your fellow citizens information as to the present situation
of affairs—you will explain to them the metsures which the Go-
vernment have authorised you to take gradually to introduce
ameliorations—you will strengthen them in the hope that the ter-
mination of their sufferings approaches. We have informed you,
by a Proclamation, of the negotiations which have been begun
here, and I must tell you, Gentlemen, of my gratitude ;
it is not limited to words, and I hope to be able to prove it by
deeds. My zeal and my, attachment, which shall always be un-
limited, assure me of success ; and my efforts shall always tend to
accomplish the sacred duty imposed on me by the confidence with
which the nation has, through you, deigned to honour me."
The speech of the President was received with acclamation.
FIRS= FUNDS.—Rentes Five per Cents, 107 f. 50e. 35c. Four
and a Half per Cents.lo3l. 25e. Three per Cents. 81f. 80c. Bank
Actions, 1,855 f.
FORZION Furms.—Neapolitan Rents, Cert. Fal. nsf. 25c. 10c.—
Royal Spanish Loan, 77 773. Perpetual Spanish Annuities, 52 52g.

GERMAN PAPERS.

VENICE, SErr..2B.

The official news of the signing of the Treaty of Peace between
his Majesty the Emperor of Russia and the Ottoman Pone was
received here yesterday. All friends of the general tranquillity,
with which the welfare of all the several States is inseparably con-
nected, must feel the most lively interest in this great event. The
conditions of the peace comprehend all the questions which for
some years pan have been the subject of debate in the East ; and
the termination of the eventful contest, brought about by splendid
military successes, will give to all Europe well-founded hopes of a
long series of years of peace.—Austrian Observe►, Oct• 29.
London, England, 1811-07-19

THE KING.

The Bulletins of yesterday and this day were not
published at St. James's Palace till after our Paper
was at press. They are as follow :
" WINDSOR CASTLE, JULY 18.
" His MAJESTY has had some sleep in the night,
but he is not better this morning;'
(Signed) 66 BAILLIE, HEBERDEN, WILLIS."
gg WINDSOR-CASTLE, JULY 19.
" His MAJESTY has passed a sleepless night, and
is not better this morning. (Signed)
"H. HALYORD, "W. HEBERDENI "11. WILLIS."

A Heligoland Mail reached town this morning.
The news brought by it is of little interest. The
boat which carried the Ex-King of SWEDEN from the
Island had returned after landing the Royal fugitive
at Toningen. The Captain of the QUEBEC frigate
has taken the command of the Heligoland station.
Captain Lord GEORGE STEWART, with the HORATIO,
has sailed to join the British fleet off Flushing.

LISBON MAIL.
London, England, 1811-07-19

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
A CAPITAL FAMILY MANSION, m be Let
for a 'Term of One, Two, or Three Years. The House
contains a large Hall, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, Breakfast
Room and Study, S best Bedchambers anti Dressing Rooms, se-
condary and Servants' Rooms, the whole completely furnished,
and replete with every comfort and accommodation for a family
of the first distinction ; Offices of every description, with eaten-
eve `Lawn, Gardens. Pleasure Ground, Stabling, and Coach-
' house, extensive Right of Manor, &c. within a mile of a Post
Town ; the Roads excellent. Tomession may be bad immediately.
Apply to Mr. Stephens, House Agent, 111, Lower Brook-
street, Grosvenor•square.

SALES BY AUCTION.
CHURCH PREFERMENT.
Sy Mr. ROBINS,
:At Oartawars, on Wednesday, July 24th, it twelve,
E NEXT PRESEN rATION to the REC-
TORY of BROUGH FO N, in the Cuinty of Lincoln.—
Particulars may be had at the Rein Deer, Lincolh ; Hoop, Cam-
Wire; at the Star, and of Mr. Adams, Oltord; of Mr. Tyn-
dale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-Innficids ; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square.
BERKELEY CHAPEL, JOHN-STREET, BERKELEY-
London, England, 1811-07-19

PLYMOUTH, JULY 17.

Went cut of harbour, the PEACOCK sloop, and AR-
ROW schooner. Sailed the ltEsoLuTit gun-brig for
Cork, with a small convoy. Arrived the DIADEM,
61., and Vssrat. frigate with a convoy of transports,Stc.
(about 40 sail) from Lisboa. They left the Tagus
on the 23d ult. consequently bring no news. Arrived
the Jane, GRAHAM, from Oporto, and the James, Car-
tell, from Morlaix.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY is.

Arrived the ROLLA, ZEPHYR, and DONfIYICA, from
the Downs ; LINNET, from a crnize ; and the VEcr:st.
from Lisbon, last from Plymouth. Sailed the Hot.*
on a cruize.
London, England, 1811-07-19

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHAMPNIIY.
On the Premises, without reserve, on Thursday, August 1,11111,
at ten o'clock precisely, on account of the number of Lots,
(and not on the 3Stlt July, as b:•tbre advertised,) 4 -
THE COPPER-PLATES, PRINTING
1 BLOCKS, and other Utensils, of the long established, and
well-known Calico-printing Maimfactory, situate at Old Ford, in
the County of Middlesex, comprisinz the I Mowing Articles:
A very large asso'tm•^nt n• printing Block., in garment and
1 furniturepatterns,ii vet./ excellent condition, with a considerable
! quantity of Copper-plates, many ot thei►s in the newest s yle ;
several pruning Tahiti, Sieves and Stands, Ash, Sour, and other
large Coil ers; Cas.-tron Indigo Mills, of modern cons.ructinn ;
1
two Sten. one Machines, with Pin and Cylinder Itoll-e.,, Iron
pots, large cast Iron pans, Planking Machines, Laded Water-
Backs, Metal Rollers, Stoves, Horse-Wheels, Floats, a Forte
Barrel Engine Pump, Cast-iron Wheels and Gears, t.queezers,
large Lignum Vita Koller', with cast Iron spindles, Benches,
Blankets, Drugs, Colours in solution ; a Turning Lathe and
•I'onls, a large gusto ty of new and old Lead, Lead Pipes and
Iron, Elm-planks, Timber and Stages, Gates, Piles, four Count-
ing-house Desks, five Carts, tote Waggon, a Caravan, Chaise,
Harness, two i :ornery Hay, I.!anure, aad various ether Articles.
'I he Priming Blocks and Copper-plates, may be viewed by
Tickets had ot the Auctioneer a week previous to the-Sale, and
will be on Public view on Tuesday the Soth, and Wednesday ike
31st July, particulars had on the Premises; at the Auction Mart•
1 and oi Mr. Chan►poey, Basing Lane : and in a few months will
be Sold by Auction (unless previously disposed of by Private coo-
-1 cract) the very Eligible Freehold and I.eashold Estate, cempnsing
about 20 Acres, situate on the filer Lea, on which is erected the
i above Factory, with Steam Engine, &c. Sm.
London, England, 1811-05-14

-
lifift *DIA tiOttil, 14411, tilt.
THE COURT. Dilacroits e 1.4 urettrED
COWAN?" I ialfeliANTS e ENGLAND, Irony
fie JEA47 INDISS, do 1,04 give Notice,
Tbat a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be
held at their House In Leadenhall-street, en Wednesday the
19th of June next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas last to Mid-
summer next.
That the 'francfer nooks of the said Company's Stock will be
shut on Thursday the 6th of June next, at two o'clock, and
opened again on Tuesday the 22d July following ;
And that tlfe Dividend Warrants on the said Company's Stock
due on the sth. of July, will be ready to be delivered on Friday,
I the 12th of July next.
WIL&J'AM 1441f3:41-, Jerreiary

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May a, 1811.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPA NT of MERCHANTS cf. ENGLAND, trail
to Mr EAST rifarx.7, Js herd" give Rothe,
That the day for the receipt of Tenders for such Ships of the
Burthen of 1400 Tons and upwards, as have performed, or are
expected to arrive in the course of this season, having performed
six voyages in the Company's regular service, as mentioned in
the Court's Advertisement of the Ist instant, is postponed from
Friday, the 31st instant, to Wednesday, the 12th June-next, on
which day the Court will receive Tenders for the hire of the above
Ships, fur one additional Voyage, or two additional Voyages;
such Tenders specifying the rate of Freight at which the Owners
may be willing to let those Ships for a seventh Voyage, and
also the rate of Freight for a seventh and eighth Voyage.
WiLLL/dIAI RA ilfSitY, Secretary.
The Tenders with th• words" Ship Tender," on the cover, to
he severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary at or before
twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 12th June next, beyond which
hour no Tender will be received.
Copy of the Amended Terms and Conditions undir which the
Ships will be employed in the Company's Service, if engaged
for one Voyage only, or for two Voyages, may be had upon ap-
pb,cation to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Ship-
' ping, on or after Monday next, the 19th blatant.
London, England, 1811-05-14

A DESIRABLE ESTATE TN ROXBURGHSHIRE
TO BE SOLD. •
THE ESTXIE of FENS, lying in the Parish of
St. Boswells, and on the Banks of the River Tweed, is et
be SOLD by PUBLIC ROUP, in the latter end of May, or be-
ginning of June next, if sot previously disposed of by Private
Bargai J.
Particulars will be given hi a future Advertisement. In the
mean time application may be made to Thomas Johnstone,
No. 6e, Queen-strert, Edinburgh. Any of the Servants at Fens
will 'hew the Lands.

TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH AND OTHER SAUCES.
JASPER TAYLOR and SON, No. 17, Holborn,
have isrought to perfection a New Sauce, called SAUCE
EPICURIENNE, which for richness and general purposes is un-
equalled by any now in use. It is excellent with Fish, Ragouts.
Hashes, Hot or Ccld Meat, &c. and will be found a great eilli•
liary far all culinary purposes it will keep any length of Moe
634 in any climate, which, with the facility it may be used, ren-
ders it desirable for Families, the Navy and Army. Sold in bot-
tles, Pints 4s Half-pints 29. each, 'at their Family Oil and Sauce
Warehouse (established nearly SO years), No. 17, facing Ferri-
Tani Ira, Holborn; also, by appointment. at Mears. F« and W.
1411's ititlian and Oil Warehouse, N 0.76, New Bond-street ; and
at Mr. C. Wix's, Oilman, No. 22 Leadenhall-street.
None genuine unless signed by the Makers.
London, England, 1811-05-14

TORSAY, MAY 12.

This morning, a'out four o'clock, the whole of the East-India
feet took their departure from this place, with a fair wind at East,
and as it Las continued the whole day they will not returnagnio,
unless it should soon blow hard to the Westward.
PLYMOUTH, MAY IL
- -

Arrived the Asir schooner front Portsmouth.—Sailed the Ann
tender for Bristol; FAVOURITZ cutter and MuI.X.ET schooner for
Falmouth; GIEZALTAII, 80 guns, for Basque Roads; the GOLD..
FINCH brig of war, with Major Aasarraosa, charged with dis-
patches for Cadiz; VLNIRAELIC and SCIEPTII, 74 guns; ROTA
and ARUM* frigates, to blockade Brest; INTILLIGeNT gun-brig
and FAVOURITZ sloop, with a fleet of transports for Liaison.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 13. ,

Sailed the AMeLIA and BRAM for the Downs, Vino and
FAWN on a cruise, and Timis with convoy fdr Guernsey.—
The West India convoy tv.mains.—A fleet front the Downs is
coming in.--Wind E.
London, England, 1811-07-26

ANHOLT MAIL.

LUCCA, MAY Se.

For perpetuating the memorable epoch of the Peace
of Campo Formio, the Government of the Kingdom
of Italy have caused a colossal statue, representing
Peace, to be made by the renowned artist and sculp-
tor, Professor Comoli, at Turin, and which is to be
erected on the very spot where the peace was con-
cluded.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 27.
Every preparation is making here for the most vi-
gorous prosecution of the war, both by sea and land;
by which all the reports that have been circulated,
relative to the negotiations commenced between Rus-
sia and the Porte, and the hopes of a near approach-
ing peace, are to be considered as at least very
doubtful.

ASTADT, JUNE 11.
The successor of the late Generalissimo, Count
Kutusow, has his head-quarters still at Bucharest.
When he last month inspected the positions of the
Russian troops on the right bank of the Danube in
Bulgaria, he was accompanied with a considerable
I number of engineers and staff-officers. In conse-
quince of this inspection he changed the extensiv'
London, England, 1811-07-26

cantonments of the troops, as they were ton much ex•
ckvled to the enemy's cavalry, and only placed strong
garrisons in the two fortresses of Rudschuck and Si.
listria. Between these two places he has dismantled
ail the towns which were surrounded with walls, that
they might afford no shelter to the enemy. The
Turkish advanced guards extend quite to the neigh-
bourhood of Rudschuck and silistria, and skirmishes
frequently take place between them and the Russians.
By the two above-mentioned fortresses, the Russian
army maintains a communication with the right
bank of the Danube, as they at the same time serve
as bridge-heads.
London, England, 1811-07-26

NAPLES, JUNE 17.

Upon the return of his Majesty, the marine works,
and particularly that relative to the construction of
vessels, have been most actively prosecuted. A great
number of workmen have set out for • Castellamare,
where they are to work on an 80-gun ship. Ta a few
days the Caroline frigate will be launched. LA Fame.
corvette is ready for se:i.
PETERSBURGH, JUNE 19.

A fire broke out at Cronstadt, the 4111 instant, and
consumed, notwithstanding all the efforts which were
employed to extinguish it, at least-60 wooden houses.
This negligence is attributed to a baker.
London, England, 1811-07-26

FRIDAY, JULY it 6, 1811.

ROYAL BOTANICAL LOTTERY,
Established by Act of Parliasnenc,
(ACCORDING TO THE WORDS OW THE ACT,)
FOR THE PROMOTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF
THE FINE ARTS, AND SCIENCE.
SCHEME.

Capital Prizes. Value of the
1 j INN./EAN GALLERY of BO- Prizes
•A—• TANICAL PICTURES, by the most
distinguished Painters, with a Copy of all
the Works, superbly Bound, valued at
IES 060
s_

- ze5,0130

199 Grand National Works, THORNTON's
TEMPLE of FLORA, and PHILOSO-
PHY of BOTANY, five Folio Volumes,
containing many Hundred Plates by emi-
nent Artists, coloured, each valued at £BO 15,920
200 Sets of BOTANICAL COLOURED PLATES
of the Choicest Flowers of Europe, Asia,
Africa, and America, designed for a Port-
Folio, or Framing, each Prize valued at £5O 6,000
600 Copies of the TEMPLE of FLORA, iu 4to.
size, each Book valued at £l5 - - 9,000
!,000 FLORAS of the UNITED KINGDOM,
being a Description of every British Plant,
and their Virtues, in .5 Volumes, 400 Plates,
arranged in a New System, by R. J.

TUO;TOK, M.D. valued at each Copy 10,009
•
7,009 ELEMENTS of BO ['ANY, with 900 Mates,
cacti Prise valued at £3

. 21,000

10,000 Prizes! Total Value £67,000
The Public are respectfully Informed, that there are in this.
ROYAL BOTANICAL LOTTERY 20,000 Tickets, and 10,000 CA.
PITAL PRIX es, only One Blank to a Prize, mid that this lame. y
will be Drawn early in the Season with the Stare Lottery. To
enhance the Value of the Prizes, by the Act, the Plates of these
most valuable Works are to be destroyed.
Bistro/4s! join with your Government, In PROMOTING the
ARTS and SCIENCES of YOUR OWN COINTRY, by the Isitar,
ini A cc/~PURCHASE of a TICKET. he Price of a Ticket is only
Two uineas.

Marrs of THORNToN'S Royal Botanical Lottery, price
EL Ss. each, may be had at all the respectable Lottery Offices,
and Booksellers, throughout the United Kingdom ; and of Dr.
THORNTON, No. 1, Hindi-street, Manchester-square.
London, England, 1811-07-26

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 19.
LEGISLATIVE BODY.-SITTING OF THE 17th JULY.

M. Lefeuvre (of the Seine and Marne) presented
to the Legislative Body the work of M. Xavier de
Audouin, entitled, " History of the Administration
of War."

4, The prosperity of a State, as you know, Gen-
tlemen," said the Member, " is founded on a good
military administration. This truth has Seen long
strongly felt by the greatest of captains-Arence we
have seer. him seize with the rapidity of lightning, the
innumerable elements of the best administration of
armies, which he has fixed to the car of his astonish-
ing victories.
" The Administration, both civil and military, poi,.
seises not, Gentlemen, infallible rules like the rigid
sciences ; it is in history that the knowledge of facts,
supplementary to experience, is to be sought by men
who are so fortunate as to be called upon to Second
the beneficent views of a Monarch entirely devoted to
the happiness of his people.
"• The work which I have the honour to present to
you from M. Xavier Audouin, has attained this ob.
ject in every respect—it contains within a narrow
compass, facts which have hitherto been scattered
through thousands of volumes. I move that the men•
tion of its presentment be entered on the Journals, and
that the work be deposited in the library."
The proposition was adopted.
TIMER BUDGET FOR 1811, PRESENTED DY THE ORA.
London, England, 1811-07-26

TORS OF THE COUNCIL 07 STATE.

Expenditure of tile Grand Judge, fr.
Foreign Affairs
Domestic Attairs -
Finances
Imperial Treasury .

Miniszy of War -
Marine . -
RellB4 n -
Police - -
Espence of Negotiations - -
Funds in reserve remaining ovtrplus
of the Expences -

Grand Total

Francs.
27,4t16,000
6,800,0 t%
60,000,044)
24009000
6,400,000
28P.000,000
180 uOO,OOO
140:iot),6110

1,,,,00,‘ CO
V.t) 0.000
8,500,000

2°,034,000

777,700"0

VERSAILLES, JULY 15.
The Emperor yesterday condescended to admit to
his Levee at the Palace of Trianon, the Constittit( d
Authorities of Versailles, who were presented by the
Count de Gave, his Majesty's Chambeiltin and Pre-
fect of the Department.
Yesterday afternoon, being Sunday, the inhabitants
of this city and the neighbourhood fi. cked in crowds
to the gardens of the Palace, to the banks of the
canal, and to the walks surrounding the great Tria-
non, from the desire which every one felt to see their
Majesties dut ing their usual promenade.
At six o'clock their Majesties, accompanied only
by the great Officers of their Households, act out in
a carriage from their Palace of Trianon, and pro-
ceeded along the right of the canal to the water-works
which played in their presence. They were every
where received with the loudest acclamations of Live
the Emperor! Live Me Empreet !
VIENNA, JULY 6.
The want of raw materials, the difficulty even of
procuring them, and the fall of the paper-money, pa-
ralyse our manufactures, and a part of the workmen
are without employment. To this we must add, that
the consumers, whose incomes are diminished, con-
fine themselves to' bare necessaries ; and articles of
luxury and elegance are not saleable. The merchants
who have imported the silk and cotton of the Levant
lose considerably by paying in specie.
All accounts from Hungary assert, that the great
majority of Hungarian landholders are convinced of
the necessity of co-operating in an effectual manner,
for the restoration of the finances. They are much dis-
posed to make personal sacrifices for the public good.
NAPLES, JULY 4.
There are in this Capital a great number of Ski-
lians, who, deprived of all communication with thel
country, are languishing in want. His Majesty 11,s
just given a new proof of his munificence, by ordering
a monthly sum of 514 ducats to be paid out of 114
private purse for their subsistence.
London, England, 1811-07-26

GREENWICH.

Eligible FREEHOLD. ESTATES, capital HOUSES with Gar-
dens, Garden-ground desirable for Building, Freehold Ground-
rents, &c —By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, August, 11, at Twelve, in I.ots,
'll
-IL 'HE valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, corn-
prising a capital Family Residence, with Offices, Coach-
house, Stable., Garden-ground, &c. on Croons's-hill, in posses-
sion of John Harrisson, Esq. Two spacious roomy Houses, with
Gardens, &c. near the above, and opposite the Park,in possession
of Mrs. Stow, and Captain Sanders. An eligible Residence on
I Royal Hill, with Offices, Coach-houses, and Stables, Garden
and Pleasure-ground, in possession of Mr. Young. Six substan-
tial brick-built Dwelling-houses, most desirably situate in the
Circus, Nos 6,7, 5,9, 13, and 11; two Coach-houses and Sta- '
Wing, on Croons's Hill, adjoining the Park; let to most respecta-
ble tenants at net rents, amounting to upwards of £460 per
annum, materially improvable. Also, the Freehold Ground
Rents, issuing from twenty-five substantial brick Dwelling-
houses, in the Circus and Royal Hill, amounting to upwards of
£7l per annum. And a very eligible Freehold Piece of Garden
Ground, about One Acre and a half, in front of the Circus, in
possession of Mr. Purvis, tenant at will, a most desirable and
beautiful spot for beilding.
May be viewed at convenient times, by leave of the tenants ;
Particulars of Mr. Cook, Carpenter, Royal Hill; or the Grey-
hound, Greenwich; of Edward Morgan, Esq. 14, Gray's Inn-
square; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Goldeu-squarr, where a Plan may be seen.

'lo BE PbRiiMPTUI4II.Y tIOLD, pursuant to the Decree of
the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause OWbee and
Others against Gilibee, before CHARLES THOMSON, Esq. one
of the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room, in
Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on Wednes-
day, the 14th day of August, lull, between the hours of one
and two o'clock in the a!ternoon, in one I.ot,
1 HE CAPITAL MANSION-HOUSE, called
CHARTHAM DEANRY, situate in the parish of Chart.
ham, in the county of Kent, with two Coach-houses, a six stall
Stable, a three stall Stable, Brewhouse, extensive Pleasure
Grounds, divided by a stream of wafer, two Fish Pond:, a spa-
cious walled Garden, Grapery, and Greenhouse : together with
three Meadows adj aad (bounded un the one side by the
river Stour) containing in the whole 16 Acres, 2 Roods, and 5
Perches, •r thereabouts. The above Mansion-House and Pre-
mises are held, by lease, under the than and Chapter of Canter-
bury for 21 years, from the 24th day of lane,lllll, at the clear
yearly rent of XS, and the lease is renewable every seven years,
arm payment or a fine.
Chartham Ji.anry is within four miles of Canterbury, ten
miles of Ashford, and about fifty-six miles from London.
Particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers,
in Southampton I:uiltlinbs; of Mr Lowen, Peck's Buildings,
Temple; Mr. Batten, Harecourt, Temple; on the Premises;
at the Fountain Inn, Canterbury; Royal Hotel, Margate; King's
Bead, Ramsgate; atid the *nacos'. Heed, Ashfoids

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London, England, 1811-07-26

MONIED PERSONS.

ANY Lady or Gentleman having a Sum of Money
of which they would wish to make 15 per Cent. without the
interference of Lawyers, or the knowledge of any one, and in
strict confidence and secrecy, 13 requested to Address a line to
Mr. G. at the Library, No. $l, Portland-street. A 3 Mr. G. has
no domestic tye to confine bins, he can wait on any persou in
town, or in the country, however distant.

TO WATCHMAKERS, SILVERSMITHS, dc JEWELLERS.
AWELL ESTABLISHED SHOP in the above
line to be Disposed of, situate in a populous Town about
miles from London. This is a desirable opportunity for any
person who can command a capital of about £6OO, the present
occupier being about to rcure from busincss.—Apply to Mr.
William Ellerby, No. 8, Ave-Marla-lane, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1811-07-26

Tun TAT,NINCI STAR.

LONDON.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Mr. 13.'s remarks on Bullion and Bank Notes have been delayed
only from want of room.
CS IVA LI R is. we think, mistaken. Government have been, as
tar as circumstances permit, following nearly the plan he
suggests.

FRIDAY. JULY 26.
two, OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O.CLOCX.
per Ct. Con'. for money 620 —Ditto for amount 694*
9 per Ceet. Reduced 69II—Navy 5 per Cent. 931{
4 per eery. 79+—Bondi —s. prem.—Omnium i 34 dia.
Szchei. Bills (3d.) par Y.S. di..—Ditto (3td.) Si. 6s. prem.
London, England, 1811-07-26

ANIS rIiRDANI, ItILY,S.

The heat of the weather is extreme. On the 28th
June, a violent storm took place at lJtrecht, accom;
panied by a kind of water-spout. Several walls were
thrown dowr., and, what is extraordinary, while one
part•of the town was entirely .overflowed, not a drop
of rain fell at the other end.

CHRISTIANSAND. JULY FL
Notwithstanding that the Chamber of Commerce
has directed the Custom-house immediately to give
in a specification of all the ships and vessels in this
district, yet it is not found that they have made the
required declaration concerning their property in ship-
ping I such owners are therefore required to give in
a statement of their property in shipping and smaller
vessels, as soon as possible, in order to enable us spec.
dily to perform what is of us required.
(Signed) SUNDZ
London, England, 1811-07-26

QILVER TOKENS and SMALL CHANGE
supplied to Regimental Paymasters, Manufacturers, Far-
mers, `shop and inn-keepers, Clerks of Public Works, and all
etcher Persons who require Change for their Business, or to pay
Workmen, &c.
irp COUNTRY RESIDENTS may be accommodated, per
COACH, with from Five Pounds worth to .a large amount,
weekly, by directing, with real Name, Occupation, and abode,
to M. and Co. care of Mr. HEATH, No. '27, Clement's-lane,
STRAND, London, enclosing a remittance in Notes, or Good
Bills.—No letters admitted unleu post free.