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vrrElts on the WEST INDIES.—BY JAMES
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iliTary was Published, m one vol. Svcs. price Its. boards,
AHISTORY of SAINT DOMINGO, from its
IficcoverF by Columbus to the present Time.
.ng woes before us will fill up, very apr opsiately, a vacant
los isasligruy date historical inquirer. Nina Mag. July.
Printed for Rest Fenner, London.

ie a few days t,.id be published,
volume, Foolscap 810. price ss. boards,
A VICE to THE TEENS ; or, Practic Al -Helps
word the Formation of One's Own Character.
By atm; TAYLOR, Minister of the Gospel, at Ongar.
Wilted for Rest Fenner, London.
Of Thom may be had, bj the same Author,
Eel[patintisc; or, Hints to a Youth leaving School: fools-
e.; fon pia Ss Od. boards.
Ir, for 11}9 Pill be published, in Bvo. Vol. I. of
VESCRIPTURE TESTIMONY to the MES-
.L Shilf; an Inquiry with a view to a satisfactory deterrni-
miss of tke4seitine tanzht in the Holy Scriptures concerning.
dcpersse of DMA ; including a careful examination of the
L. ions Relskatn's Calm Inquiry, and of the other princi-
pltasziAll Works on the same subject.
By JOHN PYE SMITH, D.A.
Tk ohmic of this Work, which will he devoted to the
biksosof the Vow Testament, is expected to he published in
it ban winter. Printed for Rest Wenner, Landon.

This day wax ribliShCd,
Is Two Vols. two. price (Me Guinea, boards,
ISE NORTHERN COURTS ; containing ori-
prol Memoirs of the Sovereigns of Sweden and Denmark
1766, including the extraordinary vicissitudes of the Lives
ti ix Grandchildren of George the Second.
By JOHN BROWN. •
.treine perused these Volumes with considerable interest,
tit* copula a history which must be read with advantage
Milldam& 'lbe author appears to have p9sse,sed exclusive
elpecaliar opportunities of information upon the subjects on
tick It ente s."—Mon tidyest Be Mag. Js My,
Printed for Rnner, London.

'NJ day was pubfshed, in 4 As. Geo. price 2/. Its. boards,
ROBINSON'S SCRIPTURE CHARACTERS:,
LI UT, a Practical Improvement of the Principal Histories in
tie CI arc! New Testament.
it the Hee. THOMAS ROBINSON, M.A. of Leicester.
YesWitiJn, cotta lung a Biographical Account of the Author.
facto: to: Longman and Co.; Baldwin and Cu.; Rest Fen-
w; miJ.W.Whitely, London ; and Robinson and Co. Leeds.
th whammy be had, another Edition of the same Work, in
12no. price 11. Bs. boards: and an Abridgment, intended
Ion: Use of Schools, one vol. limo. price -is. boards.
London, England, 1818-07-16

PRINCE ESTERMAZY'S DINNER PARTY.

His Excellency Prince PAUL ESTFRHAZY enter-
tained a large party of illustrious Foreigners, and
several of the English Nobility, with a sumptuous
Dinner, at Chando; House, on Monday, previous to
his departure for Vienna, which is at length defini-
tively arranged to take place on Friday next. The
banquet was a most costly one ; comprising an abun-
dance of every delicacy which the metropolis could
furnish, and served in a style of almost imperial-
splen,i,ntr, on massive services of embossed plate.—
The ample s;ddioards were loaded with rare and
costly wines, t.f almost numberless variety., in richly
etll.cla.ystal ; and a magnificent display of salvers,
v ties, and other ornamental vessels of plate, both in
gal and silver. The following formed a part of
tl.e di tinguished company :
a.;tl Princess tle-Montoserenei, lt. Due dt:
tit: ...Isechiottesidlhowtol, la C mtesse
I.t Wrtesne Dumtitt, • lktrons Humboldt sod Fagcl, the
Ch.t.,;sll, and :Adji llsrrit:t

TilE COUNTESS Ii:;:\I7:DEN'S BANQUET.

'll.c Livonian'Conutess gave, on Mon-
d.t vipe;l) re...iile!..ce in Gloucester-Place,
e:.; Eineitainments ever wit-
:llot-i.c,p,.ils. The glittering dis-
play of Piate; the number raid great Variety
of costly viTAils ar,l wines ; the Ini'diancv of the
; in short, the whale tout eitteruide presented
a seei.e of g!andeur and taste indescribable.
'At seven o'clock His Royal Highness.the nitwit
R z.; zwr and the Grand Duke ',Vic HAEL arrived, and
sots after the following distinguished Personages sat
down to table, viz.
Th..: Duke and Duchess of San Carlos, the Prince Montmo-
retcy, Count and Colultzcs Lieven, rUnint and Countess Mon-
Ce)unt and Countess Lutfol2h, COnnt and Countess Mont-
morency, Muchioness Dowager of Lansdowne, General Pas-
cwitch, Vis:ountess Vardrcuil, Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, doe.
The wines consisted of Champagne, Burgundy,
Claret, Barsac, and Born Remo.
In the evening the stair-case, hall, and drawing-
rooms were lighted up ; the two first were decorated
with a profusion of flowering'shntbs ; exotics were
also placed in every recess of the apartments. At
tea o'clock a Concert of Vocal and Instrumental
Music commenced in the Grand Saloon. The PRINCE
expressel himself highly delighted, and did
not quit the eahilirating scene till an early hoar ou
l'orsd.ty morning.
London, England, 1818-07-16

.% TN IRELAND.

TIPPERARY (COVIRYdr 41117 11°
C.hir . 3934
Itttheve - 5261
Pattie - 2728
Barton - 381
LEITRIM (COUNTY), July 11.
Littouche - 2302
Clements - . 1490
White - 1392
Crum (Crrr), July 11.
Hutchinson - - 1112
Coltburst - 708
Long Geld - - 712

MERTCK, JULY I.
'6 CND

1,729

- 1,450
reclined the contest, and the
113110 N and the Hon. W. W.

]y elected for the county.
Ajority of 1,029 votes, witil.-
vn tenants or of Lord CLARIeS,
the highest number polled at
any candidate. This evening,
ssful candidates were Chaired.
D.—TEVTEI DAY—JULY O.
39 I Stopford - 2,1/0
127 I Valentia 2,126

.d is perhaps the warmest in
at tug wilt be between Cote
io—CAREw being sure of his
certain of his own defeat.

blood will be spilled in this
as had sent a messarre to Lord
iessage. from Lord VALMCTIA,
IEW, had been with difficulty
these proceedings was the
the parties with the tenants of
uerference had been made by

denounced it in the strongest
^.l. It seems that Lord STOP*
of Mr. GnooiN's tenants, a
)tcLovon.

OF CORK.
or a Member for the City of

MUSE Her; tendered his vote.
iat there was an objection to his
-tat he had been convicted of a
ming off a woman against her
)re he was disqualified from

in reply, said, he had obtained
TTORNEY and SOLICITOR-GENE-
and it appeared that the may
laid have been disfranchised

. _
against him was extant ; and

rwing availed themselves of
it time, he was advised they
Sir HENRY then stated, that

ardoned him on going abroad,
lew South Wales had remitted

ntenceof transportation._ After

the Assessor and the friends
dates, it was agreed to admit
ten voted for Mr. HUTCHINSON.

:I,x, who has recently been re-
nbers for York,hire, has given!
12100 to tile Let& In-
:;!;a1,2!.1 Infirmary, £lOO to
:1(0 to the York Lunatic Asy-
;:i.:al AssGciations of the three

gavc? an elegant entertain-
::n,tm Castle, in Bent, ca his
Lo The tables for
t:le Wilderness, wllkh forms

and tticre coveted with every
v..itli fiotvers. Niter
c,:tini;ence,l on tae lawn ‘A the botvl-
- •tv,:re tviLh renet..-ed sup-
tieps, having
:, tir.lo., tea, coilee, and other re-
v, ere ; a:.tr v.-hich the (lancing
zu7:7,er, a •-•ce:le pre•ieLted it-

Cie appearu!..:- the.
up, with fire!.
t;:rzw a gleam on the
:3 tla.t their intervening
:or:n cf co!Lic arches. After supper,
V:::!C thrown open, and dancing
res..uned and kept up with the grea:.e,
z:k hail thrice dole: salutation to
London, England, 1818-07-16

TIIR ARMY.

Tuesday se'unight an examination took place at
the Itoptl Military Academy, at Woolwich, of the
e;glit following Gentlemen Cadet, viz. Me.srs. C.
SMITH, SEYERNE, HOLLINGWORTII, WINGFIELD,

TULLOK, FARRELL, MAY, and HEYWOOD, previous
:u their obtaining commissions in the Royal Itegi-,
ment of Artillery:- a board of Officers, consistiqg of
Generals RAMSEY and Mlzon, Colonelsßana,-Ito:
London, England, 1818-07-16

RE:I2OVAIr OF WPBRFIATOIFII HAIL

- - -
ANTS :zee respectfully informed, that TRENT'S
JA D:.:I"kiATORY in a few Winds. actually rearrest so-1
rilLeas Hair from the face, flea, arms, &c. and leaves the
slam soft and fain—Sold wholesale and retail, Se- the Wail with
filmed directions, by B. Perrin, 44, Dean-street, Soho, (a pd-
vete house, opposite Little Dean,itreetY; where liadiedmay have'
cellar evidence of its efficacy and innocence. Persons inclosibg
a IL Bank Note to B. Perrin, as above, will have their orders
and change returned, agreeable to their directions. Sold also by
P Sri. Bowman, 109, and Smyth, 117, Bond4treet; DIVTIOOM,
and Va1e,132, Flect-etreet ; Bathes, 4, and Siitse,6B, (heap.
siic ; Arlete 3'4, Red Lion-street, ; and every proyrte-
tery itedieisc voucr ad fobs= 41 the Wiled iir!iegtkote.

by liii MAJES I IrS Mix A I Ih.RS i
-LEAKE'S GENUINE. PILLS, juitly fatuoub
for curing, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One small Pill Is a dose, and th:. taking of one Box, in a recent
rite, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sa,e, or more
convenient than this Remedy, tor such as are obliged to gn j.wr•
abs or to se; ask needs no confinement nor restraint of diet;
and sixty years experiiince (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation all other
method, ava3 nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical
Di.orders. this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of
40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the
above crud disorder*, within the lax eight years. Prepared and
sold by the Sole Pr.ipirietors, TAYLOR and SON, Members
of the Royal Colle..e of surgeons, a: their House, No, 9, New
-Bridge-street, in Boxes of only is. 9d. ear!), dozy included.—
NB. Iwo hack doors, and Lights is the Passages at night
'lies are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions
at the ; oy Shop, 103, Oxfurd.stre,t ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7,
Fish.street-hill, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one
Person in every coosilirab!e Town in Great Britain and Ireland.
Advice gradates pentestalerg thy ;bare, or other of the Pro-
.prittpx's McJiilnts.
London, England, 1818-07-16

MON 27? EA L, MAY 23.

Wednesday MeArs. Prnvondie and Dur►soul.
this city, in pursuance of the instructions of fironsei,
near, the Catholic Bishop of Quebec, to comr
their voyage to the Red River, where they
establish a permaceat church ; for which cilkitct
benevolent inhabitants of this city opened a sub:
tioa some time ago.
London, England, 1818-07-16

Just published, price in board;,
iEGIS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Commer.-
tary on the I:,discretioni arising from Ilurr.an Frailty, in
Walsh rallliCa, Symptoms, and batteftl effects of Lttcs Ye-
nerea, Conorrhma, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully
d •relaprd; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Female
Coairlain:s, in particular Sterility ; Part 111. embraces Practi.
cal Obvrvations on Sexual Debility, Seif-Abuse, Sr-c„; in Part
I V. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjecti, ex-
plaining them in a familiar manner, aud the whole addressed to
the 'youth and Maturity of both Saxes.
_

By GOSS-and Co. Consultlog Burgeons.
Mly be had at No. 20, Pr tarnoster-row, London; and of all

Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every
day, at thifr house; and Patients in the country are requested to
detcribe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice
and Medicine, which can be forwarded teeny part of the worU.
Goss and Co. M. it. O. liwgeor.s, 13, BestvericAtreet, Rect-
um; London.
. •
London, England, 1818-07-16

In the cour.te of the pro 2nt month will be publL,Sed, in eve.

ACONCISE VIEW of the contagious FEVER
of this Country, u exemplified in the Epidemic now pre-
vailing in this Metropolis, with the appmprinte Method of Treat-
ment. To which arc added, Observations op the Nature and
Properties of-Contagion,, tending to cdrrect the popular todons
on this Wirt and pointing out the means of prevention. ,
i OMAS BATEMAN, MD. F. L.S.
Member of the Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, and
of the Royal Medical Society of Edinburgh ; Honour, Mem-
ber of the Literary ;And Philosophical Society of New York;
Physician to the Public Dispensary ; and Consulting Physidan
to the Fever Institution in London.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brawn, London.
. .

Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A Practical Synopsis of Cutaneous Diseases, according to the
Arrangement of Dr. Willan, exhibiting a concise View of the
Diagnostic Symptoms, and the Method of Treatment. In Oho.
vice lis. boards, the tis Edition.
Delineations of the Cutaneous Diseases. In ace yol. 4to. with
upwards of 70 coloured Rates, price .n 2.125. boards.
. . _ _ _

ARITHMETIC, with Mr.NSURATIO'g and ALGEBRA.
This day was published, in 12mo. peke only 3s. bound,
A• ITIIMETIC in Theory and Practice ; in which
every Example is original ; and Mercantile Computation
rer.dered more easy and concise, by the application of Dzeinisli
inziuding the Principles of 'Mensuration. and a concise System
of Algebra; adapted as well to the use of the Private Student
as of Public Seminaries. By JOHN MATHESON, Royal
Szhool, 31argarrt.atrect, Cavendish-square, Author of lkiok-
keeping hi Theory and Practice.
Printed for Baldwin, Crado,k and Joy, Paternoster-row.
•.• Titc recant examination of several hundredsof Mr. Maihe-
son's Pupili before a most numerous assemblage at the Frecma-
son's Tavern, suinciently evinced the efficacy of his System.

COMMERCE OF EUROPE.
This day was published,
In a very larg! voL Bvo. price Al Is. boards,

F4I.TROPEAN COMMERCE; or, Complete Mer-
cantile Cu-de to the Continent of Europe comprisirg
Account of the Trade of all the principal Cities of the Continent,
copious Tables of their Monies, Bxchar.ges, Weights, and Ms-
smelt, with their proportion to those of F.ngland, the Local Itege-
lations of each l'iace, their Tariffs of Duties, 111.:titridi Buyio.:
ar.d Schir,g ; Tares and oth:r Allowances; together mi.-it-n:lrue-
roes Official llictunents, Ordinances, Rte. forming s enmplet.
Code of Commercial Information, By C. W. ROBDAVI.S.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradocit, and Joy, raternoo.
ter-row ; and J. M. Itichardon, Cornhill..
London, England, 1818-07-16

LADY IMATIICOTE'S ASSEMBLY.

Tuesday evening her Ladyship opened her e'er
gant residence in tirosveitor-square wizh a splendid
rout, to which all the remaining fashionables is town
were invited. The spacious suite of apartmemson
the drawing-room floor, five in number, were thrown
open ; furniture of them i.: quire new, u....rd in the
first style of magnificence. ; the curtains ci the prin-
cipal drawing-room are of crimson si;iu, velvet dra-
peries, trimmed viitlt gold lace ; the four Odds strip-
ed crimson silk, with gilt frames ; a rich Brussels
carpet; in the centre was a beautiful rose-wood table.
on which seas a solid silver statue of the Pope on
horseback, with silver gilt branches with lights,;—
round Cue apartment were numerous silver gilt
branche; with ligl•ts ; the other apartments were fur-
n: ed in the saute. princely style ; the anti-apartment
war set rEirt for refreshments, which consisted of
every dAic a.:e ; the fruits were of the first descrip-
inn, pities a.:d' peaches, apricots, nectarines.. cherries,
grapes, strawberries, Sec.; ice: cf all sorts, with
vines of t:le rarest quality. Li the centre of the table
Vre.7e placed three costly silver gilt vases with flowers,
w;:}. brar.ches bearing numerous lights ; round the
recur were placed pots of the choicest flowers. The'
grre.:l staircase was entwined with laurel and flowers.
Upwards of 400 persons of the first rank, distinction
and fashion were present : among whom were—
. Ili; Royal Highness ths, Princz ll,r,ent, the Grand Duke
711.3:1 and suite, Prince Esserttazy, &Ike de llohan, Duke
arid Ducliess of San Carlos, Count 32d Countess Lien'', B.tron
IPttr',oldt, Coun: and Count,ws Monster, Count and Countess
Noma:ore:icy, Duke and Duchea of Leinster, Dowager Du-
chess e Dir.hess of Beaufort, 'Marquis and Afarchio-
ne;.l of Worc,:ster, Dowager Marchioness of Lansdowne, 'Mar-
chi-1131 of Hertferd, Dowager Countess of Jersey, Earl and
Countess of :;!aft•fsburf, the ladies Cooper, Eatl of Aylesbury,
the Ladies Bruce, Mrs. Fittherbert, &c.

Saturday, a small farmer, in the vicinity of Hartr
rieesham, sold his growth of apples for 1.:100. The
good man was so delighted with having gained such
an inexhaustible sum, that he hired a band of music,
and marched about the tountry at their headr.with
all tl.e pomp of It triumph.
London, England, 1818-05-12

ALGIERS, MARCH 2.

On the 4th February the brigantine of 1::
which the Emperor of Morocco has sent as a prcser-t
to the Dey, arrived at Algiers.
On the 13th February arrived a Tunisian merem
with an Ambassador from the Bey, who brought
the Dey presents of a gun inlaid with gold, a pat
pistols to match, a sabre ornamented with di.unoed.
a saddle, caps, shoes, cloaks, and other clothing. 1'
nufactured in Tunis, for his troops.
On the 20th February ;arrived a Sicilian fico:.

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London, England, 1818-05-12

BERLIN. MAY I.

I Its Majesty the King will set out at the latter &
of this month on his long intended journey. (In hi
way his Majesty will review the mx•ps at room
Mariensverder, and Konigsberg, and thence go or "
Moscow. The Crown Prince will accompany his fa-
ther. The suite will consist of only the Master
the Horse, Van Jagow, two Aides-de-camp to Lit
Majesty, and one of the Prince.
London, England, 1818-05-12

PAGE V. BILLEN.

The Court was occupied throughout nearly the
whole of the day hearing an action brought by the
plaintiff, Mr. Page, a merchant, against the defen-
dant, Billen, who was a messenger of the Commis-
sioners of Bankrupts, for a trespass in forcibly enter-
ing his house, and retaining possession by virtue of a
docket, which had been struck against the plaintiff
for an alleged act of bankruptcy.

A considerable number of witnesses were exa-
mined, and a great deal of contradictory evidence
took place. The object of the plaintiff was to skew,
that he had committed no act of bankruptcy to jus.
tify the messenger in taking possession, and the wit-
nesses for the defendant at►empted to prove that the
plaintiff had wilfully absented himself from his house
for the purpose of delaying payment of his creditors,
particularly on the llth and 14th of March.

Mr. Justice PARK, in summing up the evidence to
the Jury, observed, that though the caw had occu-
pied considerable time, the question was a very sim-
ple one, when stripped of the greater part of the
mass of evidence which encumbered it. The real
object of instituting the present prosecution was to
try the question of bankruptcy ; and if the Jury were
satisfied that trespass had been committed, nominal
damages was all that the plaintiff could seek. There
were three points urged by the defendant—the first
was, that the plaintiff, on a certain day, being at
home, ordered himself to be denied by a servant to
creditor, who called on him to make a legal claim.
On this point there was contrary evidence, the ore
party as-erting that Page ordered himself to be de-
nied, and the other the contrary. Ncw, unless it
was clearly shewn that the denial of the servants was
by Page's ord..r there could be no proof of bank-
ruptcy. The next point urged was, that Page had
absented himself from his house to avoid an ap-
pointment made with a creditor named Edinbourg.,
On this point the evidence was, briefly, that the ap-
pointment was made for six o'clock in the evening of
• the 7th March, and that Page remained at home until
. seven o'clock, and then went out, the creditor not
; calling until half-past seven o'clock. If the Jury
could satisfy themselves that the plaintiff withdrew at
; any hour of the evening for the purpose of avoiding
his creditor, no matter what the time of appointment
would be, it would be an act of bankruptcy ; but here
• there was no proof of Page quitting his house to
; avoid his appointment; on the contrary, he remained
there for an hour after.

The Jury withdrew, and, after a short consultation
returned a verdict for the plaintiff—One Shilling Da-
mages.—By this verdict the ground is laid for it's-
persteding the bankruptcy.
London, England, 1818-05-12

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE

The same English Messenger who brought to toe
Duke of Cambridge the news of the increase of h:s
income, had also dispatches fur other German Courts:
and a report has since been spread, that the intended
marriage of the Duke of Clarence with the Priori
Adelaide of Base Meiningen, will not take place.
London, England, 1818-05-12

THE ARMY.

Yesterday the Duke of Yoax transacted military
business with the Pitmen RZGENT, at Carlton-louse.
The 19th Regiment of Foot ha quitted Ceylon for
England, and is now on its passage, being relieved by
the 89d Regiment.
Saturday a detachment of the 90th Regiment
marched into Winchester from Plymouth, on their
match to Chatham. Another division arrived this
day, and march to-morrow for the same destination.
During the last week, a person at Bristol has been
fined 40s. and costs, for refusing to provide a waggon
for the conveyance of Soldiers' baggage to Wells.
London, England, 1818-05-12

GRANTHAM CANAL NAVIGATION.

THE several PROPRIETORS of SHARES in
this CANAL may receive a DIVIDEND of 7L a Share,
ordered at the General Meeting held this Day, by applying to J.
and J. Wright, Esqrs. and Co. the Treasurers, at their Bank in
Nottingham, and for convenience, such of the Proprietors as re-
side in Grantham and the Vicinity may receive their Dividends
41 my Office on sir before the Ist day of July next.
WM. OSTLER, Clerk to the Company.
Grantham, May 7, 1818.
London, England, 1818-07-20

LIVERPOOL, JULY 17 AIM 111.

Arrived on the 17th the Frederick, 6astn, frau
New Orleans. Oa the 10th June, in lat. 27,1%
long. 80. 22. spoke the schooner atchlese ad the
ship Victorious, from Ilavinnah for Lo don. Oe
the 25th June, in lat. 40. long. 59. SO. spoke the
United States ship of the line Wa4iinport, Combs
doic CHAUNCEY. On the 3d July, •ta lat. 48.44.
long. 33. spoke the Amanda, from Liverpool for 1111.
timore. On the 15th July, off Wexford, spoke the
Atlantic, for Nesz York.—Sailed on the 18th lig
Brilliant, llisisEn, for Batavia.

DOVER, JULY Is.

Their Royal highnesses the Duke and Duehesof
CIDIFII7I:LAND embarked this morning at ten O'clock,
on board the Hoy tt, Sovenztoir yacht, for Calais,
under a salute from the lleights Battery. &Lied da
day, for Calais, the King George packet, Cqtain
KING, with a Mail; Cumberland, Captain Bt.ver,
with the suite and carriages of the Duke of CUI:-
!MALAN% and the Leopold, Captain Routas, rids
passengers. . . . - _ -

I9.—Sailed last night the Lord Dmezi
packet, for Ostend, with a Mail and pasu.nrrs, ael
the Princess Charloac packet, Captai4 HaLts‘cs,
arrived from that port, with a Mail and pauenteri.
Arrived this day, the Cumberland, Captain BLAU.
from Calais, with passengers. His Excellency Prim
EsrEarmric is expected here this evening, to em'mt
for Calais.
London, England, 1818-07-18

and J. SIVEWRIGHT have Three powerful mo-
d fives for solithing public attention to the present Scheme.
trt, Because it contains Two Prizes of the great magnitude of
lug Thousand Pounds each, with only 8,000 Tickets.
91, &cause Nos. 9.4,206 and 15,760, the first and lust Prizes
e,OOO ever drawn, were Shared and Sold at their Offices.
sa, Brave they think they cannot evince their gratitude for
pr.f.vert :letter than by recommending those who honour
ezr. with :Lair commands, to adventure us the preient Lottery.
11: Stile= contains
£ -
-
£ -
• -

rrises of

£50,000
2000
,
1,000 Sovereigns
500

11 - - • X3OO, 200, Scc- Ice.
ltd is addition to all the Prizes paid by Government, tie
hazi ally rutin
GOLD
For the Two Prizes of 1,000 Sovereigns, with
PORT, CLARET, OR MADEIRA,
swiztiny to Foal' Pipes of Port or Madeira, or Four Hogs-
kits: Claret, for each of the Prizes of One Thousand Soy.-
qty, end in proportion for Shares.
The Wog to be chosen by the Holders themselves.
Begins 4th AUGUST. •
'Batumi Shires now on Sale at the Old FAtablisked Offices
Q J, and J. SIVEW It IG HT, (who were the first Contractors
nu refaced the Prim of a Ticket to Xl9. 10s. and a tfiztoenth
iGir 51110),
NOM , HOMO ; I 141, Orromiesses
11, COINHILL; 58, HarstaWiii• •
Who Shared and Sold in the last Lottery
FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES.
Also dte
Ftssr £30,000 ever drawn..
Ufa £30,000 ever drawn.

INDIN LONG CLOTHS.
THE admirers of the fine Madras Long Cloths of
India, and the Public, arc respectfully informed, MIL-
LARD.' NEW PATENT CLOTH entirely supersedes the
wc of the above, and is applicable to all the purposes for which
tut has been helil In universal estimation, as well as for Shirt-
-4 To Families and Gentlemen going abroad ho, or returning
tem, warm climates, it is essential, from its natural conducive.
ass to health, in those as well as in the solder ones, it tending
*prevent the effects frequently ariing from sudden transitions
ten heat to cold. The wide widths for Sheeting are desirable
'reinter wear, for travelling and for cold climates. It is sold
br the patentee, at ha East India. Hombre', Scotch, Mulches-
*, Printed Furniture, and Family Linen Warehouse, No. 16,
GIRSPSIDE, and no where else whatever, (all other sold
it it king imitations only) in Cases of 30 and 60 pieces
en fa exportation, and by the piece of 26 to 59 yards each, at
I Ls id. is. Is. 6d. to Ss. 6d. per yard ; where application is
timid to be made, and all orders from abroad or the country
lenspectfully requested to be sent. The various kinds of India
tl British Long Cleths, India Muslins, White Chintz, ✓lec.
*the most fashionable Articles of Dries, Foreign Lace and
Ids, sad the various kinds of Family 'Annie are sold as above,
Wade and retail, on the mot reasonable terms.
London, England, 1818-07-18

771ERM

, .
The 90th Regiment, stationed of IVlOttiked' 'has
beta ordered home, but the Officers and privates have
the option of being discharge] there, and it was said,
;ha. only flOO rlvates would embark for England,
.he.ren.ainder determining to at., in Canada.
The 14th Regiment, from Chichester, has esta-
blished its depot quarters at Chatham, since the em-
barkation of the draft froin the late 2d Battalion,
under Colonel Tiny, destined for the first, in India.
The 97th Reghtcut, under the command of Colo-
nel Dotrotat, has arrived at Clonmel, to do garrison
duty. This very fine and highly disciplined corps
has been much detached throughout the South-west
District for upwards of twelve months.
Friday senight, the 44th Foot, an excellent regi-
ment, well conducted in war and in peace, marched
from Waterford for Kilkenny. They are replaced
by the 27th. '
The military prison in the Savoy is about to be,
removed, and a new one erected, for the reception of
deserters, &c. in the Birdcage-walk. Until the
building is completed, one of the sloops of war from
Deptford or Woolwich is to be moored in the
Thames, off Whitehall stairs, for the safe custody of
the prisoners-
London, England, 1818-07-18

NATURAL HISTORY FOR SCHOOLS, &c.

This day was published, in limo. price sa. 6d. in boards, illus-
trated by accurate Figures engraved on Wood,
ACOMPENDIUM of ZOOLOGY; being a De•
scription of more than 300 Animals. Confirmed by ac-
tual and personal Observations, with original Remarks, and in-
teresting Quotations from Ancient and Modern Authors; to
which is subjoined an Appendix, on Allegorical and Fabulous
Animals. A new Edition, carefully revised and corrected.
London : Printed for Bpldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; by whom
also are published, for the Amusement and Instruction of Young
Persons, in a neat pocket volume, price Ss. half-bound, and em-
bellished with Engravings.
Anecdotes of remarkable Insects; selected from Natural Ili,-
tory and interspersed with Ppetry ;by Joseph Taylor. Also,
1. The Rational Dame; or, Hints towards supplying Prattle
for Children, by a familiar acquaintance with the Animal Crea-
tion ; with nine Copper-plates, by Mrs. Teachwell, price Zs.
2. Rational Sports; in Dialogues passing among the Children
of a Family; intended to lead Children to a relish for Know-
ledge, price Is. 6d. By the same.
S. A History of Domestic Quadrupeds, price 2s. 6d. half-bd.
London, England, 1818-07-27

../ ‘,,,,

Juhn of Lecrishant Kent, linen-draper, dealer and
chapman, August 4,5, and September 5, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Comerford, Copthall-court, Throgmor-
ton-street.
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DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

August 29, J. Barton, Old South Sea House, merchant, at
ten. August 15, J. Cradocke, Downing-street, picture-dealer,
at ten., August sit, W. Ledge, Angel-court, Throgmorton-
street, wine-merchant, at twelve. September Is, A. Newly,
Gower-street, Bedford-square, builder, at eleven. September
19, J. Kirkman. Gower-street, Bedford-square, builder, at
eleven. August 18, G. Home, Threadneedle-street, wine-mer-
chant, at ten. August 11, A. L. Pfeil and E. A. Van Voorst,
Sishopszate-street Within, merchants, at one. August 15, J.
Jester, London, dealer, at ten. August 29, K Young, Green-
wich,
dealer, at ten. September 29, B. Ileseltine, Nicholas-
lane, wholesale tea-dealer, at twelve. August IS, J. Turnbull,
J. Forbes, R. A. Crawford, and D. Skene, Broad-street, mer-
chants, at twelve. September 5, J. Munt and T. Adams, Lead-
enhall-street, bat-makers, at ten.
London, England, 1818-07-27

ESSEX.

MASIIBURY, NEAR CHELMSFORD AND ONGAL
with a sub,tantial FARM-HOUSE, OFFICES, FA RAI-
BUILDINGS, and ONE HUNDRED and THI RTY-
TWO ACRES of .rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land ;
with possession at Michaelmas nett.
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley Cornhlll, on
THUISIMY, the 13th of August, 1318, at Twrive e(lock,

AA VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ; corn-
prising an excellent FARM 1101:SE, with Offices, Barn,
Stable, Outbuildings, Yard, Carden, .cc. recently put into ex-
cellent Repair, and ONE HUN DnED and THIRTY-TWO
ACRES of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, situate
at Mash/wry, Chicknall, and Cod Easter, in the County of
Essex; Six Miles from Chelmsford and Ongar, Eight from
Ounmow—all good Market Towns; in the o:cupation of Mr.
Fut.cga, till Mi.baelinas next. .

To ht.! viewed by applying to Mr. Fidler, on the Premises, of
whom Particulars may be had ; at the Mack Boy, Chelmsford ;
lied Lion, Ungar; Greco Man. Ihrlow ; Spread Eagle, in-
gat:stone ; S.tracen's Ile.vd, Iltinmow; White Hart, Rumford;
of Mr. Worth:tot, Solicitor, Castle-street, Ilolborn ; at Clarra.
way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1818-07-27

HARWICH, JULY 26.

Wind South.-Arrived' the Castlereagh packet,
With Mails, &c. from Cuxhaven ; Eclipse packet, with
ditto, from Holland ; and the Alliance, —, from
Gottenburgh.
NEW YORK, JUNE 20.

NAVAL Flottr.—The Mexican schooner General
Victoria, arrived at Wilmington on the 18th of May,
was attacked by two Spanish brigs and a sclosoner.
In the midst of rapid firing, the General Victoria
made a bold attempt to board the Commodore's brig,
when she blew up, carrying away the bowsprit of the
General Victoria. The other brig ran down to attack,
but two well-served Long Toms, well supplied with
grape, caused ler, after being disabled, to haul off,
and leave his brave Commodore. Having repaired
damages, the General Victoria sent boats to save the
wrecked Spaniards on board the blown. up Commo-
dore. Next day hired a Dutch fisherman to land
them at Cut acea.
The sloop Patty and Harriet, of Coldspring, on her
passage from New York, was•capsized in a squall in
the Highlands, near Fort Montgomery, on Wednes-
day night last, and sir women and one man drowned.
London, England, 1818-07-27

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

August 31, J. Kirkpatrick, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at
the George, Dale-street, Liverpool. September 21, T. G. Hor-
dens, Shelton, Staffordshire, draper, at eleven, at the George,
Stafford. August 17, G. Raffield, South-shields, ship-builder,
at eleven, at the Commission Room, Exchange-buildings, Sun-
derland. August 22, J. Dingle, Plymouth-dock, cabinet-ma-
ker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth. August 19, F.
Knowles and J. Sawyer, Sheffield, merchants, at eleven, at the
Tontine, Sheffield. August 21, J. Wilkinson, Lancaster, book-
seller, at five, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. August 18, J.
K. Pollock, North Shields, bookseller, at eleven, at the Tyne
New Rooms, North Shields. August 17, J. V. Rose, Cam-
bridge, brush-maker, at twelve, at the Red Lion, Petty Cury,
Cambridge.
CERTIFICATES—AUGUST 15.

W. Oshotune, Sculenates, Yorkshire, merchant. C. Colas
fleet-street, stationer. J. Coulter, Chatham, carpenter.
R.
H. Shaw, Liverpool,' merchant. W. I. Smith, Birmingham,
victualler. VI. Forder, Basingstoke, stage-coach proprietor.
W. Tilt, St. Paul's Church-yard, confectioner. J. Sansum,
Cree Church-lane victualler. T. Martin Bristol, linen-draper.
J. Polley, Gray's Inn-lane, plumber and glazier. 11. H. Payne,
Strood, Kent, brewer. J. Thompson, Chipping SDabury, Glou-
cestershire, baker. It. Cole, King-street, Holborn, coach-maker.
DISSOLUTION'S OF PARTNERSHIPS._

Bennett an Co. Spital-square, silk-weavers. S. and .1. TT.
Davy, Parker's-lane, wheelwright:. W. and G. Thompson,
Chatham, grocers. Gunther and Nutting, Tottenham-strect,
Tottenham Court-road, pianoforte-manufacturers. Adams and
Wollaston, Hales Owen, Salop, nail-ironmongers. Snoulten
and Tuach, Bermondsey-street, wool-staplers. Perryman and
Whitaker, Ili,hopsgate-street, chymists and druggists. Scott
and Trigg, Nnrthamptor-place, Kent-road, tinih..r-merchanti.
13oxall and Watkins, Barking, mast and block makers Davi,
and Cu. Sun Tavern-fields, gas and coke makers. Wright and
Hardman, Levenshulme, Lancashire, dyers. .husker and Co.
Walton-on-the-Hill, Lancashire, common-brewers. Alacmurdu
and Co. Stratford, Essex. Darrow and Co. Oldham and Chad-
derton, Lancashire, coal-miners. Jenkins and Co. Pontuevridd,
Monmouthshire, tin-plate-manufacturers.
London, England, 1818-07-27

YORKSHIRE. EAST RIDING.

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, Land-tax redeemed, a
very eligible Property for Investment, the Manor of Thorn-
ton-House, Thornton Lands, and Bishopsoil Farms, upwards
of SHVEN HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIX ACRESof
Rich PASTURE, MEADOW, and ARABLE LANb,
adjoining the River Ouze and the Ilumber; four miles from
Ilowden, three from North and South Cave, and about 15
miles from Hull, with a right of Fishery.
By Mr. ROBINS,

At Garrawars, on TReasnsv. August 13, at Twelve, in Four
Lots, by direction of the Trustees of the late Mrs. GODDARD,
deceased,
AVERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. Land-
Tzx redeemed, the MANOR of THONTON HOUSE.
and THORNTON LANDS, and iIIStIOi'SOIL FARM,
extending over the townships of Newton and Scalb , in the
park!! of Ittekteft and South Cave, with the right of Fishery
in the Elver (laze. Thornton Manor House is a very eicvl-
lent Residence, erected by the lute Proprietor, at a considerable
expense, with domestic Offices and Farming Buildings, Gar-
dens, and Yard, walled in, and arranged with grtatiudgment
fur convenience and durability, and upwards of
SEVEN HUNDRED ANI) TWENTY-SIX ACRES

Of Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, lying compact, hounded
on the South by the River Ouse and the I lumber, opposite the
mouth of tilt. River Trent, situate within four miles of llowden
and three of North and South Cuve, two of which are good
Market Towns, and about 15 from Hull. The Market Weightoa
Navigation is within half a mile, which affords the greatest faci-
lity of procuring Manure, and Shipping Produce to the best
Markets. The contiguity to the Uuze presents a favour:lle t,p.
portunity of improvement to a considerable part of the Estate,
by Warping, which may ha accomplished at a moderate Ex-
pense, and thereby.the Value greatly enhanced; in the occupa-
tion of Mr. George Smith, Mr. SamuelVorr, jun. and Mr.
Charles Dudding, respectable Tenants at UM.
To be viewed by leave of the Tenants, of whom Particulars
may be had; of John Pierson, Polaiolicitor, of Robert S•; of-
forth, jun. Esq. Solicitor, and at the Half-Moon, flowden ;
Swan, Ferry-bridge; Grapes, Market Weightun ; Red Lion, Drif-
field ; George,York ; %rag 1, Daucaster ; Waterside House, Dix-
ton-on-Humber ; Cross Keys, Hull; Saracen': Head, Newark ;
George, Stamford ; Rein Deer, Lincoln; of Messrs. Jones and
Bateman, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; Mr. Young, 28,1Parliament-
street ; Mr. Shaw, Christ's Mowital ; at Garrawn's ; and of
Mr. Rubins, Wu-wick-street; Guidtu-ssuare where Pli.n of
.1.4 c Eat% ri.ay ht seta.
London, England, 1818-07-27

CHRISTIANIA, JULY I.

His Majesty has 'made a proposal to the Diet of
Norway, to raze several Norwegian fortresses. He
declares that he thinks it necessary for the defence of
the kingdom, to erect new fortifications upon other
points, the expense of which may be defrayed out of
the fund which will accrue from the sale of ground
occupied by the fortresses to be demolished.
The trade of Norway is now greatly improving.
If we have but a few years like the present, this king..
dom will be as flourishing as before the war. The
peasants indeed suffer, but they will soon be relieved,
as large sums Of money come into the kingdom for
deals exported.
The weather is very fine, and the accounts of the
harvest from all parts of the kingdom, are very
favourable.
London, England, 1818-07-27

CORN-MARK-1M MARK-LANE JULY t 7.

The supply of Wheat to this day's market, both
English and Foreign, were very considerable, for
which there was scarcely any demand, and sales were
exceedingly heavy at a decline of from ls. to .ss. per
quarter from the prices of last Monday. Oats are
also 4s. per quarter lower, in consequence of the im-
mense arrivals from our own coast as well as from
abroad. Yfeans nearly support last week's pikes.—
White Peas are nearly ss. per quarter cheaper, hav
ing an increased supply of that article. Barley is
from 2s. to 4s. per quarter lower.
London, England, 1818-05-15

COUNT LAS CASA&

Mr. J. P. GRANT moved for certain Papers respecting Las
Cues, the companion of Bonaparte in his captivity in St. Re-
lens ; who wag seat, as he understood,: by the Governor, frem
St. Helena to the Cape of Good Hope, and from thence up tie
country, where he was detained among savages sevegal months,
against his will. It had bees agitated, that he was in some way
concerned in sending papers and ktters clandestir.ciy from St.
Helena. From the Cape he was brought in a ship, scarcely saw
worthy, to the mouth of the Thames ; officers were then seats
board, under the Alien Act, and his papers were taken (tom his.
He was conveyed on board another vessel to Ostend, and from
thence delivered over to the Prussians, and ultiniatOy placed
under the surveillance of the Police at Frankfort. It was against
the abuse of tbe power given by the Allen Act that he (Mr. G.)
now complailed, because he had moved a clause in the Act to
prevent the delivery over of aliens Into the herds of their ene-
mies : the clause was rejected at the time, and he was then told
such a case could never happen. It had, however, happened, lo
the person of Count Las Cases' if the information was correct.
The necessity of amending the Act was therefore apparent. Re
concluded with mining an Address to his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, praying that he would be pleased to give direc-
tions that there should be, laid before the House Copies of all
Correspondence with the Principal Secretary of State for the'
Home Department, relative to the transportation of Count Les
CAW to Great Britain, and thence to the Continent of Europe.
Lord CASTLEREAGH observed, that the Hon. Gentleman
cast as odium upon the Government of the Cape, which was
undeserved, for instead of Las Cases being sent among savages,
be was, in fact, lodged among the servants in the Governor's
country-house. With respect to sending him to Ostend, he made
no objection, and he was only sent to the borders of the Rhioe as
being safer than on the confines of France, for it was clear tt
his object was to carry on an improper correspondence. IN
papers were all delivered to him at Frankfort, sealed; himself
admitting they were all perfectly correct.
Mr. GOULI3URN confirmed the statement of the Noble
Lord, and informed the House, that Madame Las Cases was
consulted as to the place where she would like to meet her hus-
band. She preferred London ; but that not being deemed a pro-
per meeting-place, she expressed a wish to meet him at the
neatest outport. Ostend was therefore selected.
After some further observations from Mr. Tisaerr. Mr.
Douct.as, and Mr. GIANT, the motion was negatived.
The Message respecting the Duke of Kent's Marriage was
postponed till to-morrow (this day.)
Mr.CA NNING obtained leave • n bring in a Dill to consolidate
and amend the Laws relating to East-India Shipping.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned at Half-past One o'Clock.

TH E EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1818-05-15

I{I3LIC MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE LAMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF
WALES AND SAXE-COBOURD.
THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after ma-
curdy cntidering the various continunications they have
and in conformity with what they have reason to be-
an b the wish of the Public, beg leave to state, that it is their
**ion, should their Funds be adequate, to construct the pro-
pied TE \IPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
teesne to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
DIVINE WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCIL
(Sat. the Committee),
BENJAMIN ROTCAL, Jun.

CONTRACT FOR DUNTIN
orm AND WORSTED.
mitrircs, aft 14, 1118.

FIVE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
'. sIONER 31 ha MAIESTrs NAY do h ereby give Notice,
Ibatan WEDN WAY, tit 3d of JV
une next, at One o'clock,
OAT rill be read? ra treat With suck Persons as rtay be willing
to Contact for ourpl; .nr, his Majesty's several Dock-Yards with
DENTIN and WORSTED.

Samples of the Bumin and Worsted, and a Form of the
Itzder maybe srn at tbii Office. No 'raider wilt b: r-c lived
..ft-r One o'Clxk on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless
re parry or an agent for him attends.
Itery Tender must be accompmi d by a Letter addreesed to
II; Noy Board, and signed by Two responsible Pi raens, en-
/Oat to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum
11,00 Cd. for the due performance of the Contract.

THE REGENT'S CANAL.
VOTICE is hereoy given, That a GENERAL
j ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS
the REGENTS CANAL, will be holden at the Poems-
ros—ramix, in the Parish of St. Giles' in the Fields, in the
(Linty of Middlesex, nn WEDN !AMY, the 3d day of Junc next.
pair will be taken, and business commence, at Two
Stir:chin the Afternoon precis:2ly.
EDWARDS and LYON,
tki 14, ISM Clerk to the Company.
London, England, 1818-03-17

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH ic.

Wind N.W.—Arrived the American ship Favou-
rite, KINNARD, from Charleston, Kith rice, and has
gone through to Cowes for orders-37 days passage,
in which she experienced very bad weather, lost her
bulwarks, and is much straiael The following out-
ward-bound ships hare arrived from the Downs, viz.
the Liberty, Thames, De Vreyherd, Pilot, Carmn,
Planter, Nautilus, Equity, Brussa, and Good States-
man. Came into the Harbour several colliers and
coasters, from Sunderland, Shields, &c.

FALMOUTH, MARCII 14.
Wind South, fresh breezes, and an appearance of
dirty weather again.--Arrived off' this Port the Ame-
rican ship Rockingham, WILLIAMS, from Savannah,
and has proceeded for London. Sailed the Duke of
Kent packet, with a Mail for Lisbon ; and Aurora,
EARL, for Madeira and Madras.
London, England, 1818-03-17

RAMSGATE, MARCH 16.

Wind N.W.—Came in for shelter the following
vessels, viz. the Little Mary, bound to Dublin ; Lau
rel, JONES, for New York, with loss of anchor and
cable ; Jubilee, W►LLIAMS, for Cadiz, with loss of
ditto; and Gideon, COFFIN, with loss of ditto.
London, England, 1818-03-17

GRAVESEND, MARCH 16.

Arrived the Duke of Kent, Pound, from Rotterdam ; Tike
of Wellington, Martin ; liranor, Steplu.ns; and l !fro, Hollo-
way, from Ostend; Weymouth (store ship), Turner, from Gi-
braltar; the Thomaa, Dell, from St.' Vincent's; and Catharine
Griffiths, Peysten, for t, have both returned with da-
mage. Sailed the Express, Barrett, for Gibraltar ; Cleveland,
Davies, and Eliza, Allen, for Jamaica; Asia, Rowland, for
Havatinah ; Betsey, Richards, for Dublin ; D. ux Scenrs, Go-
bert, for Calais ; Anna Mary, for Antwerp ; Jane and Mary,
Coats, and Thetis, Wed, for Ilamhurtb; Cato, fur Tasireur ;
Dolphin, for Amsterdam ; and Courier, Hock, for Rotterdam.
London, England, 1818-03-17

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 24.

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Prince Blucher has published a notice, stating that
the sum of 263,903 dollars, placed at his disposal by
the Waterloo Committee, in London, for the relief
of the soldiers wounded in 1815, as well as of the
widows and orphans of the slain, has been Ncholly
expended according to the intentions of the donors,
and the accounts sent to the Committee. •
London, England, 1818-03-17

STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY 20.

The most ardent wish of the whole public is, that
the health of oar beloved Queen may allow her to
be here at the Coronation. _ _ _

A very rich cargo of contraband goods has been
seized. It was shipped by a great Jewish house at
Gettenburgh, and landed by the captain of the ves-
sel on the cr.a..t of Boiv;tehn. The proptiet:c:r af-
firms that the landing was made without his order,
and the captain had already sailed again.
In his Majesty's Answer to the Address of the
Diet, requesting him to be crowned during the pre-
sent Session, he says: " If any thing could alleviate
my profound affliction at the loss of my highly-re-
vered King, ,;It would be the affectionate participation
sl:ewn by the nation, and first expressed by the Diet.
PROVIDENCE, in summoning away the Defender of
the Kingdom, and the Father of his People, has
thought fit to put our firmness and patriotism to the
proof. As it sees into the heart cf man, it knows the
sincerity of bur profound grief, and will graciously
watch over the two ancient kingdoms, and have the
fervent prayers of the King whom we deplore.—As
the heir of his love to you, I implore HEAVEN to
give me power to execute all the plans conceived
and resolved on by the kind and noble heart of that
Prince for your welfare."—His Majesty then thanks
them for the attachment which has led to thcir pro..
posal, and grants their request.
Exchange on London, 3d March-33.1.-33.4.

Tuesday, at a numerous Meeting of the Caledonian
Hunt, the propriety of erecting a National Monu-
ment to the memory of KING ROBERT BRUCE, whose
body has recently been discovered amidst the ruins
of the Abbey of Dunfermline, was suggested, and
highly approved of, and a 'Ascription opened for
the purpose•
London, England, 1818-03-17

NAP AL INTELLIGENCE.

DEAL. MARCH 16.
Wind N. W.—Came down from the River the 1,
Fortitude Increased, MANNING, for St. Kitt's ; James
Sibbald, FoRDEs, for Calcutta ; Neva, AnAms, for
Jamaica; Venus, Sctiovicu., for New York ; Lord
Cathcart, 11Rowx for Fort William ; Susannah, Sims,
for Miramichi ; Comet, —, for the S6uth Seas ;
' Arno, TOUSEY, from Newcastle, bound to Jamaica ;
Mary, BENNETT, for Newfoundland, and remain in
the Downs with the rest of the outward-bound.—
Five o'Clock, several of the Colliers arc getting away.