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COAL MARKEY, JANUAR'
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210. L H.
Jan. 12, at Edutbure,4he esuotrss of Weml

MARalt.l)
Jan. 12, at Edinburgh, the .rev. W titer
College t.bui eh, to Mrs. kobertbon, reek of t..
Krobertsun, Esq. Solicitor.
Lately, at ()tumult., Mr. Nat Lamb, 01 •he
to Annett, Daly dauglrer of the Rev. Mr. Oar
the Methodist old conorctlon that arcwt.

DIED.
'October II; at Nrw York, Nr:ijor limas 4
Sunday, aged _6, Mary Ann. thr wile ut th
four, of St. John', Wood, Mary-la-bunne.
Sept 1, on board a tramp'', hum the ewe
India, Captain John Black, •if he 72d Reeint..ft

RENOVATED Hb..4L-1 H.
IT has been too frequently the sable
general reprobation, that nten destitute of t
medical art have offered themselves as candid,
tronage in the profession of Physic. For the pu
lice to the result of our studies and experience,
from being classed among those empirics wli
tensions have, unfortunately for society, been
ceived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquires
After having received a regular medical educ
of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose tectun
carefuUy attended, as Professors and Surgeons o
pica, we entered ourselves as students in tha
school for medical acquirements, the Royal
burgh, and were instructed in the different bra
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic,
wifery, Botany, &c. &c. tea by those climes
Morro, Gregety, Black, Hamilton, Duncan,
We trust we shall not be deemed presunipttio
our proficiency and acquirements are not
having for a long series of years made Veil
and the various diseases of Debility, the pal
our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be all
acquired superior knowledge of their cream
slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect
completed in the short period of two days, al
utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners
cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of tri
the patient a safe and radical cure.
/!midst the melancholy variety of disorder
fects of atabit long and most unhappily pure
bo:h sexes;there are none more alarming or mi
those deficienceies anddebilities which frequer
bitter the matrimonial state. ro such person
soling reflection to know that they may now,
lible mode of treatment,be restored to•that gip
blessings, a strong, meet, and vtgorons consti
of debility, from whatever cause suming, w
des if venereal infection, we may be consul
either sea with the greatest secrecy and hono
sultation et home from ten to three, and four
dB tea e. night.
Patients in the country are requested to star
their case, sir, and general habit of living, /cc
tACe for advice and medicines, when the sir
sent to any part,of the kingdom. To ensure
sential to our undertaking, the postage of kite
the account for medicines.
CU FtRiE irsisi Ca Surgeons, No. 107,
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LONDON: Printed by I prim Kent,
published there, =dot Liao Star 9Sce,
London, England, 1816-01-18

TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY. BOOTS.

LADIII9 AND GINTLIMEN,
IBEG leave most respectfully to recommend t•
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but by experience.
e• Ladies will End by the continued use of this eminently
superior Bladsing, that their Half Boots and Walking Shoes will
be kept soft indpliable, and resist chimp, with the degrades of .a
brilliant lustre. A tingle Bottle may be had, as specimen, at my
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Perfumers. at all the great Towns in the Kingdoin.-4 have the
honour to be, Ladles and Gentlemen, your most' obedient and
humble servant, RICHARD TURNER.
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AGENTS.
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the kingdom.
Ladies Boots, by the use of this Blacking, will ezperienoe a
lustre and jet black equal to varnish ; words cannot set fbrtn Ira
just praise, nor its transcenda'nt qualities be truly known but by
experience.
Remark. Country Shopkeepers may be supplied with this
Blacking, in Sispenny, Shilling, and Eighteenpermy bottles, by
addreniag their commands to the Warehouse, wmre a sive*
bottle may be had a. a sample ; or by apyl.:inz though the nwi,
dams otthe Wholesale Itouses.

C ea(
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ilKsvEnzy2.• bELTDRS• COU

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MILITARY HALF PAY.
Yesterday Mr. BARAYII/Yrd the Cowl
put of a rule made by th- MAgistratr: at
in the case of a Gentleman named Zioi,,
Gentlenian was. a 1144 y nificer ;Is the
had been lately discharged under the Act
ehester Quarter Sessions; but in in di c is
the Magistrates made an as4gnmear
hid half-par for the general benefit of his
Now he (Mr. Barry) contended that the,
thority io make any such condition, xii
ously obtaining the consent of the Sectet
for the hall.pay was more at the controul
went than of the Officer.

The Court concurred in the opinion of
and rescinded that part of the rule.
Government was ebsentt,tl to the convey
portion of the half •pay f.r a purpose of

A tenant of Mr. Caste, the great la!
:Norfolk, having challenged his landlore
posed affront in turning his son mff his g
Costs declined meeting him. The team
posted Mr. C. at Norwich and several or
towns, as a coward, and threatened to tee
indignity wherever 1w met him. Mr.
fluency resorted to legal measures, and if
has been be trid olio-, hirmelf in elCi
sureties in £5OO each, to keep the perk
proachini' Quarter Sessions, when the CA
vestigated.
Monday evening as Mr. Lightfoot w
the pit of Drury Lane Theatre, he tv
bank notes to the amount of between £L9
and a bill of exchange for £3O.
BoW•STSßr.T.—Tuesday James Count!
wife, and Morgan Donovan, under%eut
tion, charged with robbing Mrs. Eleatit
of Woolwich, of lifty.siz coats. and her
six years of age. The prisoners, Jamel
Morgan Donovan, were fully committe,
for trial. Eleanor County was commi
ther examination, to enable her to pro'
wife of Issues Cdunty. In that case sli
charged.
CottoNme's IscuesT.—Tuesday even
an Inquest held at the sign of the Cr
tioneeb.coutt, Ludgate-hill, on view of
Robert Hill, a town carter, aged 61 yi
eleven o'clock, on Tuesday morning, hi
his vet with two horses down Ludgate•
fell, and the wheel going over his Ices
immediate death. He has left a wi
children, one of whom witnessed the ac
Cbrouer said, that when the Catholic n
is this country, a law was passed which,
would direct the forfeit of the horses :1
all the property in such cart, which we
neries and convents, in order that the d
should be prayed for. That Act wa
gether repealed ; but the money now 1
pocket of the Corporation of Landau
sent case, the deceased was the driver
if a heavy deodar•.d was ordered, it wcp
family, he would, theref ire, recommel
to make it as small 2S possible. Vero
tai Death, by falling unJer the near
caused his death, which wheel btc,,o
VAlne aboitr .ss.
London, England, 1816-01-18

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COMA?OF CHANCF.ItY, JANUAR? ty. •
The Loeb CHAICZLLOII, soon after he came into
Court, intimated to. Sir S. Rouiu. that he had just
received a letter announcing the deAth of ,Justice
HLSTH. The communication was received by the

Bar with a strong expression pf. regret.

IXPARTZ TUOMAI IN THS SIAI4KR OF THOMAS

PHU.LIS AND COCK.

This case came again before the Court for further
argument. Mr. Thomas, a bankrupt, as one of the
firm of Philhs. Cock, and Co. presents a petition to
supersede the Commission against him, on the ground
that he bad committed no act of bankruptcy ; and
farther, that a Mr. Rowe, the petitioning creditor,
has so debt. The CHANCELLOR Is also moved, if be
should think meet, -.to direct an issue to try whether
there is Any debt due to the petitioning creditor, and
at lea;t .to stay all proceedings under the commission.
Thecomp!aint seems to be this :—Thomas Phillis and
Cock were contractors with Government in 1814, to
supply the prisoners of war at Dartmoor and Ports-
mouth. About that time they were indebted to the
house of Bosanquet and Co. upon a banking account
forty thousand pounds. They dissolved partnership,
and loon after Bosanquet and Co. settled their de-
mand on Thomas by agreeing to take seventeen
thousand pounds, payable by instalments, £6OOO of
sthich he paid down. It appeared that a joint com-
mission was then taken out against Phillis and Cock,
in London, and Bosanquet and Co. having establish-
ed their debt under it, there was ground to suppose
they would take a dividend. That commission was,
however, superseded, and a separate Commission
taken out at Plymouth against 'Thomas. By that
proceeding Bosanquet and Co. were necessitated to
go down to Plymouth to prove their debt again, and
the petitioner further gates, that an influence was to
be used by a Mr. Boson, the Solicitor, who took out
the commission at Plymouth, which would have the
effect of preventing Bosanquet and Co. from proving
their debt. This was described, upon the whole, to
be a most irregular proceeding under the bankrupt
laws, and that the second commission could not be
sustained.

Atter the arguments for and against the petition
had extended to considerable length,
The Loan CHANCELLOR intimated, that Counsel
had given no explanation why the second commission
had been taken out at Plymouth instead of London.
Ib did not sit in that Court, he said, to admit that a
commission could be executed better in the country
than London ; and as the circumstance of the com-
mission having been taken out in the country instead
of London pressed strongly on his mind, he advised
the Counsel for the defence to be prepared for expla-
nation on the point by Friday next. His Lordship
then rose to attend the House of Lords.
London, England, 1816-01-20

THE Public are respectfully informed, the u,n ti
Annual SALE has commenced of the remaining At.
Tici.Es of the past Fashbos.=—Jll.ll Irish Linens,
&c.; Printed Cambria and Mu•lins, a great misty of I. d.: and
British Shr.-.l*. bosh lone anti square; Foreign Lace, 1...ce
Veils, Remnants of Mu•len, &c. ; Printed Furniturot, and about
1000 yards of Coloured Linings in Remnants.
London, England, 1816-01-20

KINGDOM OF IRELAND.

BARONIES of CLAW tUR ICE and CARRA, In the County
of MAYO, clpital FARMS, nearly .One Thousand Eight

Hundred Acres, Irish.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the COMMEaCIAL ROOMS, in the. City of DUBLIN,
on TUESDAY, Jan 30, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock,in Five Lo:s,
riIHE Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
cruate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital
compact Estates of lIALLYCLOGHER, containing 512 A. 51',
of rich Pasture, Meatiest, Arable, and Bog Land, in high state
of cultivation, and part of three Villages, in possession of
arid C. Castello. David Nowlan, James Begly, Henry Waldrosns,
A. Dea.e, and others, on Leases for Lives. A moiety of the va-
luable and compact Liras of BRIZE, 149 A. SSP. the moilty
containing 74A. 2R. 17P. Of excellent Meadow sad Pastur:
Land, toixther with a moiety of the Tolls and Customs of the
Fairs thereof, in possession of John Madden, Esq. on Lease for
Lives.
'The very Eligible, Capital, and Compact ESTATE of CAP-
PADUPte, on the borders of Lough Mask, containing 617 A.
IR. PIP tat deli Pasture, Ar...ble, and Mountain Land, all in the
highe.t state of coke/ado° and divided by stone feuces, and part
of the l.ough stored with :he finest Fhb. Gardens, sundty Ca-
bins, etc. hi pow:Aston of C. and T. Cusick', M. B. :old M.
Quinns, and other, os lease, which will expire in 1820.
The calk al Estate of DURROW, midway between Westport
and Castlebar ; containing 4ov Acres, I Roods, 13 Poles, the
principal part rich. Pasture Ground, in possession of the Right
Hosiourable D.lironm, on lease for one bfe of thirty-one year.,
Irons 151 n. The high Westport Road leads through the Estate.
'the valuable Leasehold Estate C.ARRAGARIFF, containing
123 Acres t Rood of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabins, Re. in
possession of Geor •e Ormsby, Esq.
life valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near /be
Town of Clare, Barony of Llaumaurice, containing about Sixty
Acres, in possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown.
The whole of these Lots form a noble Estate, in a fine, healthy,
rich Country, near good Sea-ports and Markets. and highly re-
spectable Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand seven
Hundred and Twenty Pounds per alums, but capable of great
increase.
Cappaduff and Ballyclogher are a most eligible investment for
persuns drairons of local influence lo the County of Mayo, as
there ate pa ulous villages situated is bosh them lands, and the
extent gland in the former so shortly to be out of lease, present.
a most desirable opportunity for the rupees
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Michael Heroes, of Balla,
near Castiebsr; and the different tenants, where particulars may,
be had; at the Continental Rooms, Peter Warren, Esq. Hen-
rletta-etreet ; and Messrs. Prestos and Boas, upholders, Dublin,
whets plans.are left ; the inns at Westport, Tuim, Class, Cork,
Waterford, and Holyhead; Jima, Liverpool; Golden Lion,
Chester; Talbot, Shrewsbury; Hen and Chickens,
Birntiug-
haru;T. G. Parr, Esq. Llohlkld ; at Germany's; of Mt. Ito
bins, tv a:wick-smuts lioldsmeshoMe, where Plans may be sees..
41,41114* /"..SlKirarity lirasainftosk, and Greta, Dad& •
.
London, England, 1816-01-20

free! the loth br this hidath ad iinsitlitinei dank
tease at 14ankfort. '
HAGUE, JANUARY

Prince Frederick of Heue Cassel hat lately arrived
here.; he is the son of the Prince of the same name,
known for his courageous defence of Maestricht in
1795 and 1766. It is pretended that his Highness
is going to enter into the service of d(Lr King.
A Russian Officer arrived this morning express.—
After delivering his dispatches, he pitceeded to Hel-
voetsluys to embark for England.

BRUSSELS, JANUARY 16.

The artillery, and the magazines of warlike stores
of all kinds which the allied troops have found in the
fnrtressrs of Valenciennes, Conde, Bouchain, and
Chart mont, are immense ; inventories have been
made of them by Commissioners named by both par.
ties. At 'Tbionville, a little before the entrance of
the Prussian troops, the French Commandant had
sent a pan of the artilktry to Metz ; but on the
formal demand which has been made, all that had
been removed is brought back.
The Danish regiment of Dragoons of Prince Fer-
dinand set out for France this morning. The artil-
lery which is expected to-day finished the passage of
this corps, which, we have reason to hope, will be the
last of foreign troops.
London, England, 1816-01-20

LEIPSIC, JANUARY 3.

Count Bulow's'Addrobs to the four Prussian corps
which mole the campaign of 1815, wider 111 s corp.
find :

" COMRADES !--It is in these same fields where we
sustained victoriously, two years ago, the great strug-
gle for the liberty and independence of Germany, that
our corps is going to separate, and it is thence that
you are goiNg to return by different rows, to the
bosom of your faniilies and your country, who cvect
yuu.with
" For myself, who have had the advantage of
sharing at your head the glory which we have ac-
quired in this memorable Campaign, I make it my
duty and pleasure to express.to yin' at the moment of
our separation, My lively gratitude for the attachment
and confidence of which you have given so many and
striking poufs.
pay first this tribtite to the Generals and Com-
manders of Brigade*, whose talents, resolution,
and activity, have so much contributed to the stfc-
Gess of our .11111 s. I then acquit myself of it to the
Clarets oi tegilients, and other Officers of every de-
wee, velicise exiimpie arid indefatigable zeal have no
less Contlilnited to decide the victory : lastly, I ad-
dress my thanks to all the subalterns and privates,
whose ccurage sad persevetapce have triumphed over
every ob:sacie.
1-lavpy our august Sovereign—happy the Get-
man p‘;‘,; le, whose just and holy cause is defended
yid/ so much brawry by the children of the country.
• Happy, toy brethren in arms, who return to their
couutry with the pleasing consciousness of. Raving
beta of the number of those who have fot the second,
Moe conquered the peace of Europe
.4 You 0 ill hind the recompense of your exploits
ire the satisfaction of our Monarch, the gratitude of
the country, the esteem of your contemporaries and
of posterity; • •
Eojoy this flattering conviction on return to the
peaceful code of our brave fellow-countrymen, with
that mode-uy which becomes distinguished and ex.
perienced warriors; and if your country has again
need of your succour on a future day, let this modest
confidence in your success encourage you to prove
anew that union, courage, and constancy will always
lead us to victory. Farewell ! preserve me in your
remembrance, and count upon my esteem and sin-
cere attachment. " Count &Low DE DExszwirz.
Heactitiantrs, I.e!ps:‘, Dec. :7, ISIS."
PEII.:RS..iURGH, DECEMBER 19.

The Emperor, after reviewing his Guards, repaired
to-slay on horseback to the Cathedral Church, where
thanks were returned for his sde arrival. His Ma.
jesty was accompanied by the Grand Dukes Nicholas
and Michel, the Prince Royal of Wirtemburg, and
the Hereditary Duke of Saxe-Weimar. Te Dana
was sung to the sound of bells and the firing of
cannon. The Empresses Elizabeth and Mary, the
Grand Duchesses, die Grandees, of the Empire, the
Diplomatic Body, and the whole Court, assisted at
the ceremony; at the conclusion of which the Em.
peror returned to the Palace, amidst the acclamations
of an immense tnultitude. The festival of the Grand
Dike Nicholas was also celebrated here this day, and
in the evening the whole capital is to be illuminated.
London, England, 1816-01-20

JAArvitilk iO.

Yesterday being the diy which htr biansrs's
birth day is usually kept, the tporning was ushered
in by the ringing of bells. The weather being very
unfavotirable, the Qualm and Patecassbsdid not take
their usual ride. Divine Service was performed in
the Pavilion, at two o'clock, by the Rev. Dr. CLA
and was attended by her MAJESTY, their Royal
Highnesses Princesses CHARLOTTE., ELIZABETH, and
RY, his Royal Highness the Duke of C,
with all the Nobility and Gentry at the Pa`.
It is reported, that if his Royal Highness is well
enough, he will Julie this place, for Carlton House,
on Monday nest. Her MAJESTY and the Femmes
will leave here for Windsor tomorrow.
After the Royal Party had walked in the Pavilion
school, awl viewed the stables, &c. for near two
hours, yesterday morning, the Duke of CLanysce,
with the Princess CHARLOTTE in company, avid the
Princess MARY, with Lady Iccnortft, and General
TAYLOR, promenaded about the Pavilion grounds un-
til the time appointed for Divine Service of the day.
The Prune REGENT continues confined by the
gout. although on Wednesday he was enabled to re.
ceive the congratulatory respects of numerous friends.
The Royal Party, on their return to Windsor, to-
morrow, will take refreshments with the Earl of
ROTHES, near Dorking.
At three o'clock, this afternoon, the Sheriffs of
London arrived at the Pavilion, in order to know his
Royal Highness's pleasure to receive the petition of
the City of London, on the supposed persecutions in
the South of France.
London, England, 1816-01-20

THE 4R mr.

Thursday, a detachment of the 10th Royal Hus-
sars marched into Lewes from France.

The 54th Regiment, under the command of the
Earl of WALDEORAVE, are expected to remain in Soft-
wood Barracks. •

The 2di Battalion of the 31st Regiment have
marched into Saltwood Barracks from France.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY 19.

Arrived the Ann, Resolution, Blucher, Neath
Castle, and Lively, freight vessels, with horses of
different Regiments; also the Union transport with
horses, and the James transport with Artilkryinen.
The wind being Southerly. some of the above direct
from Calais run for this, pert, fea.in; Dover Bar
might be up. The horst: have not bTN yet pat on
share, so that we cannot report their condition, though
We are very apprehensive many of them must be in a
bad plight from the severe gales we have had. Some
of the above vessels Irsd been missing, and are last
from Gravelines and Dunkirk, whither they run in
for shelter during the gale ; others managed to re-
turn to Calais, where they landed some dead horses,
and filled up their vacancies with live ones.
London, England, 1816-01-20

NIMBI: PAPERS:

BRUSSELS, JANUARY Is.
Some persons pretend to have seen.Marshalßoult
Ott the play last night. The Berlin papers say posi-
tively, that the Russian army of the south, under
•;...erthrie:miiriand of General Count Bennigsen, is broken
up. Two companies of English artillery arrived here
.yesterdn (mu France,- and departed this morning
i • trit)itend; to embark for England.
Tile Russian troops under General Woronzow
.now octopi, in the department of the north, the gar.
risons and eantonuients which the, Prussians had
before, This country is so exhausted. of provisions,
'that nothing is to be had at Mauberg it is impossible
,to procure a bottle of wineeven for an excessive price.
Lille and Arras having suffered the least of the evils
of war, have been ordered to send subsistence to the
foreign troops composing the army of occupation.
JAN. 11.--•-I'he .Panish cavalry which forms the
last column of the contingent continues to pass
through this city to its destirfation—it seems that the
Danish corps will form near Bouchain, where they
Will receive orders respecting the towns they are to
'garrison. Th.. Russian troopi have occupied the
fortress of Chaumont. The Prussian troops extend
' 'from Rocroy and Sedan to beyond Sarre Louts.

GENOA, DECEMBER 30.
•
His Majesty Our Sovereign has accepted the offer
made to him by the Chamber of commerce of this
city, of a *1 gun frigate, completely equipped, like
that which his Majesty has ordered to be built in our
dock-yard. This present is intended to make onrnwri•
chant vessrl.i respected by. the Corsairs.
We learn from Rome, that limy vessels have been
wrecked on the mouth of the Tiber, near the tainsof
the atzcient port of
London, England, 1816-03-12

DANE LOAN BILL.

Mr. GRENFELL put off ti►l to-morrow I nui-
tion relative to the recent Loan agreed to be made to
Government by the Bank.
Mr. TIERNEY inquired, whether the ditcussion
on the B.ink Loan Bill was likely to be gone into to.
morrow ?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
answered, that such discussion slepended entirely on
the previous business u hicb might be entertained by
the House.

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS. '

Mr. LUSHINGTON presented several accounts,
moved for on a locum evening, relative to the sums
due to the country by certain public defaulters.
_ Mr. BROUGHAM wished that the paper marked
No. 9 should be printed, which, as we understood, re-
lated to the accounts of Mr. Davison and General
De Lancey.

. After some conversation between Mr. LIMING-
ToN, Mr. BROUGHAM. the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
CURQUVS, and Mr. TIERNEY, ti was agreed that the
paper should be printe4.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed till Friday next
the second reading of the Irish Landlord and Te-
nant Bill. In putting off the motion, the Right Ho-
noUrable Baronet observed, that as the law at present'
existed, Laudluxds were unable to recover Unit: pro-I
London, England, 1816-09-23

.grownrs STOMACHIC ESSENCE, for the
cure of Nava Irritation, Palpitation a the Heart, Flint.
'ing and Elysteries, Heanhurn, Spasms and Palos intim Stomach
and Boweb, arising (ruin Indigestion and Flatulency.
It corrects acidity, warms and gives tone to the Stomach, and
calms that irritability and hurry of the mind which many tabour
asodatin a most &enmity. degree. Thii sensation diatom's
Will &ti tm* tuglerstand...the Proprietor in vain endeavours to
describe %
Sold, wholesale and retail, at 4e.iid. the beetle, by J. Towers,
Little Warner-street. Cletkenwell ; and, by Na appointment, by
Oxford.seipt; Bun,
Chiltel-yard;
London, England, 1816-09-23

tOTTON.

Wi aka agate itiardled
attentim oft* Itialtii to tl
that thy ata7 PrePO tb
discussion of its beattnts
nett Session of Parliament
In the avoa of the 7llt
facts, tending to shew to
piece goods manufacture it
ed exportation of British I
nent. Prom Hull only tl
the last three months 3,1
yams, which, when mat
1,237,966 pieces of muslin
for the same period would
tcp istartneve towiland tom
**shaft. What quantit;
pea* we have not leant I
yon mini to whet was shi
esported, in three months
200,000 foreign weavers !

Our Continental neighb
dude our cotton fabrics.
.they will also **dude our
take the following, broug
this morning .1—
.

/la
se Among the numerm
&cood Chamber, is one
rarer: and Weavers of To
loss they sustain by the s
French articles. which, if
ruin their manufactories

to two this& of the numb'
es Mt. Gesclibien bropg
Committee of Petitions;
petiiion flops a great nua
the City of Ghent. The 1
words of these workmen•;
those great estattlithmentss
support to 15,000 persons r
protecting these fine mann!
and prudent legislative
neighbours who would wi
concluded by saying that tl
ought to employ the expre
a matter of such importer
Petition should be deposits
tehlt), that the Members
discussions on the law r
which the elections are aci

• From the foregoing, w
pect from the Continent.
for any thing else till the t
not only understood but
trade would be beneficial
the mean time, we should
the world has acquired
wanting. Let it be oboe
clamoured till they induei
against British cotton fat
stainiers are clamorous
yarn. The British Gover
geisha, by prohibiting tb
twist and weft. By so do
weeks give fall employer
British weavers who are n
literally starving with the
On this subject the folb
a quarter where it will pri

44 MANUFAC TU

44 To his Royal Highness Gsor
Kingdom of Great E
" The bumble Memorial of lb,
rers of Cotton Goods,. and
ployed in the various brand
important Manufacture :

" Snewern—that your Re
lists never fall to manifest tbei
Royal Highness, and a lively c
We are now brought to the gre
becoming more alarming, and
speedily devised, one common
and Workmen. Your Memc
labour under severe digresses,
duration, whilst ours have be
Twenty Years, with the excel
they have attained to the press
want, and wretchedness.
s' 1 hat tbe sufferingito whi
in part'be attributed SO one sr
Cotton Twist and Weft. By
jesty's subjects work to enable
bour of the other pail. And
against the finished Mantifae.t
consequence is, the frequent re
Must prove ruinous by decreasi
**filch is often immense. It fol
Masters are greatly suffering 11
ble opinion of your Meinorii
things belong Suffered to sonti
alteration, the Masters will s'
and the Workmen to entire pa
it That since the return of 11
to work again with British Yat
been rapidly decreasing in pi
Yarns has been Increasing, svii
be so easily obtained. With tl
of thousands of his Majesty's s
cannot but hope that your R.
igeasea
to take our ruinous.
most serious consideration ; a
pleased to say that the Kingly
of the people—with bumble cc
Highness to affordts that relit
our situation so londli calls 1,
evcr prayb&G.7 . . wt.
• .•
London, England, 1816-05-10

rn:wer.

. _ _..:. •

Tye whole of the Veteran Battalions Ire to be at&
embodied on the 24th instant. The Adjutunt-Clene•
circular to that effect, was read yesterday to the
7ih Royal Veteran Battalion, stationed at Sheerness.
We believe they are to be immediately relieved in the
ditties of the Dock-yard by a detachment of the
Chathan.Disision of ROyal Marines.
The six frigates with troops which lately sailed for
the West Indies from Portsmouth, it is supposed, are
bound to Providened; where we understand a serious
entiimotion hag arisen-among the Black troops.
We hue been requested to state—" What rank
Quarter-Mayers of Icifaiitry hold as to choice of
.Quarters in Blrrailli ?"—Will thank any of on; Mi.
inn,' Readers to enable us to answer the question. .
London, England, 1816-05-10

WI.

V`YW

''i

4Pata It •
• •
reform in the tribunils of the Inipasitionind
the Hely:Office is contieuing sVias • activity. andwill
attend to all the connotes where this institiftion
=exists.. In the briefs addressed bY,his Holiness to the
Congregation charged whit the labott, his Holiness
says, 4. 'Do not forget that the'vniy.to render religion
'powerful in all ,States, beck) view -her divine, and
bringing, to mankind only COnsolatibli and benefits,'
the 'preeeist of our Devote Masten, • Love each
other." ettgke to be the law of the Universe:" -
All legal.roceedings in religious matters shill bey
lubjected to the forms of proceeding in 6%41 ind•'cri-
mina!, Tatters. Accosation, denunciation, and inqui-
sition. in matters of 'faith, cannot serve 61%m a
legal proceeding—it cannot be founded except in
facts. Persons under a judicial sentence.the accom-
plices of the accused persons, declared infamous by a
Court of Justice, cannot ba. heard as witnesses.
AU persons, of .whatever theological communion
they maybe, shall be admitted if they are called in
exculpation of the accused. The relations and ser-
vants are excluded from being heard either for or
against the accused. The proceedings shall.be puhlic,
and no witness shall ever be allowed to adduce
hearsay evidence.
His Eminence Cardinal Fontana has greatly con-
tributed get these judicial forms adoptei, and It is
' an essential service which be had rendered to huma-
nity and to religion.
It is atm d, that as soon as the new Code is
finished, it will be sent to all the Courts.
London, England, 1816-05-10

PIRACY,.
.. •
itoenenv ost THE Rtaratt THAII/111•44'
TICULAM—The Lady Campbsll,
Indiaman, lying at Gravesend, was cow
for, sea, except that she had to take on
chests of dollars for India. These were
the Company's hoy, and, with a view
rity, two young men from the house
the dollars were put on board, and the
Wednesday with the night tide. WI
down the River, a boat was discovered
the bow. She appeared only to, have
board. She was hailed by the man at
board the boy, who asked them, if they
run down ? He received for answer
wished for a tow, and immediately
side. They were desired te keep estr
that they immediately haule.2 aside a
which discovered five or six men, seht.
ped on board the boy, secured, under 114,th-esAs
persons on hoard, and proceeded to rumar the res.
sel. Their alarm, it seems, however, was so per
that they hurried on board their boat only meal
chests of the dollars out of the twenty, anti haw
rowed off. In the course of yesterday officers
sent off in every cfrectiorr in quest hf the villains, but
without success. It must be efideat that the pirates
itave connexions on shore, from whom they/I(.6re
information respecting any v.ditahle ich
Pinene Ithout
to be made. Thu dollars carried Off ea the occasion
are estipaated to he worth £7OOO ,A.ltar %t rot':
hers had' made off with the dollars. they rim twow,„
aground, and left her at Bughy's Bait, near c7t,
with, where a nunther of persons, who fonaaatel/
heard the crew hallooing, went to their assistance
yesserd • y enorninv.

Itritranot Pax cootwatd-ballid
ompletelyt4
)11 board
-‘
,tre put on boot
w to batteries%
to which shinpai
the hay sailed% loiT
/hen on its way
so
,ered jolt before
see two men on
at the hellll, 03
hey wished lobe
• rife r;
droppedt
bh that
tin theystto7go p
a large tarpaulin, VII
ho instantly itun.
n,i— ""'
London, England, 1816-05-10

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Hug This whisk ailawa space for wasibithipall tgis Rhin
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IitiPERCARGO. .
GENTLEMAN who has passed several years
hz: in a Counting-house, and is thoroughly acquainted with
kimereantile affairs. is desirous of as engagement as. SUPER-
CARGO to the United States of America, or elsewhere. The
AdUertiser as ere the most unexceptionable references, and
willadmusei to his employers (if required) about Xl5OO on good
security. Address O. P. New England Coffee-house, Thread.
net:ale-Wier. •
London, England, 1816-07-22

NEW YORK, It7NE 20.

not TDB AMERICAN SQUADRON IN ME MEDITIII-
RANZAN...-AVe learn from Captain Summers, of the
brig Alexander, from Gibraltar, that the Dey of Al-
giers had threatened to commence hostilities against
the United States, in consequence of our not deliver.
ing up the brig, according to stipulation in the treaty
with Commodore Decatur; which vessel, it be
recollected, was detained by the Spaniards, and for
which, we believe, compensation was made by them
co the Dey.

Commodore Shaw, hearing of the Dey's threat,
immediately sailed to Algiers with the whole of the
squadron, (except the Ontario, which was at Mar-
seilles), and a number of fire-ships, with a determi-
nation to bombard the town and destroy the fleet.
Mr. Sheler, the Consul, went with the squadron;
and on its coming before Algiers, the Dey, with his
troops, immediately retired nut of danger. and mag-
nanimously sued for peace, which was granted, on
certain conditions.

Consular notices were stuck up at Gibraltar before
Captain Summers sailed, stating that it was again
safe fcr the American trade to proceed up the Me-
diterranean.

The corvette John Adams, Lieutenant Trenchard,
left Algiers on the 17th of April, in company with
the squadron, bound on a cruise. Mr. Murray, who
came passenger in her, has dispatches from Commo-
dore Shaw, containing the particulars of the above
affair with the Dey.
London, England, 1816-07-22

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 21.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship CHANTICLIZR,
Capin W. H. JACKSON, from the West Indies; the
prsoraN, from the Cape of Good Hope; sailed on
the sth June from St. Helena, and left there Lady
castlereigh and Cornwall outward.bound East India.
men, and on the 19th spake the Lady Campbell and
Batavia outward bound, all well; also arrived yes-
terday the LARNE, from a cruize ; HECLAt from
sheerness ; and the ARAXRS, from Jamaica. Arrived
today the CAIMIUS, irnm Sheerness ; and the Stew',
oar the Downs ; also the Betsey and Edmund.
Sans, from Cadiz, with loss of topmast and sails,
sad ber bulwarks carried away in a gale. Sailed the
Laumzu frigate, for Ply montl..—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1816-07-22

SAViesiNAH, JUNE 8.

Again we have to take notice of fraud and •illainy
—again we have to blush for the character of Georgia.
A respectable mercantile house in this place has shewn
us account sales of 66 bales of Upland Cotton, sold
in Liverpool, by which it appears that 3108 pounds
of stones, dirty and damaged Cotton, and other rub-
bish, were found in the 66 bales, packed in their
centre. What a shameful imposition ! The wretch
who could be guilty of it, deserves the gibbet or the
gallows. We are assured that proper steps will be
taken to bring to punishment the swindlers.—Let an
example be made, and we shall hear no more of such
base transactions.

A Mail from Hambargh arrived to-day, but it I
has brought no intelligence of interest.
A supply of German Papers reached ns this mor-
ning. We regret to learn from them that the
spirit of hostility. against the Christian residents an
the shores of the Mediterranean, or Franks, as they
are salted, spreads rapidly. At Cairo there has been
a barbarous display of this spirit. The daughter of
the Swedish Resident has been assasinated by a grnup
of licentious Turkish soldiers. in open day ! Let us
hope that this state of things is drawing to a close.
London, England, 1816-07-22

DEAL, JULY 21.

Sailed yesterday morning for the River the Sir
Stephen Lusbington, from Bengal ; also his Majesty's
ships GLasoow and SEVERN, for Portsmouth ; Prin-
cess Amelia East Indianan, for China. Came down
from the River and sailed the Princess Charlotte, for
the Cape of Gond Hope; and the Lady Banks, for
Calcutta. Arrived to-day the Victory, BRAITHWAITE'
from the Mediterranean, and remains. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1816-07-22

DOVER, JULY 20.

Saved this day the Chichester packet, Captain
lorrea, with a Mail and passengers for Calais;
alio the Princess Charlotte packet. Captain HAL-
Laos, with a Mail and passengers for Ostend. Ar.
rived the ling George packet, Captain Ktrio, and
Princess Augusta, Captain BLAKE, with passengers
from Calai3.
JULY 21.—Arrived early this morning, the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain Pascoz, from Ostend, with
a Nt.ii and passengers. Sailed the King George,
Captain MEitcen, and Dover, Captain DAWW/N' with
passengers for Calais. Arrived this day the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, trona Calais,
sith passengers.
London, England, 1816-07-22

FRANKFORT, JULY is.

Continual rains, torrents the like of which we have
never before seen; storms followed by hail, lay waote.
'Upper Franconia. Whole villages are under water.
The environs of Manheim are inundated. The Rhine
and the N.ckar have risen 9 feet 6 inches above their
medium height. and the hopes pf a very fine harvest
lave been almost ruined. The loss in hay, corn,
tobacco, and pulse is incalculable.
London, England, 1816-05-28

IS, Liauverie.street, Fleet-street, Landis.
IF MEN, ignorant of the Principles of Medici°
as a Science, can, by the use of nostrums, occasionally to
move, or even palliate the distressing symptoms of Lees he
acres, how much may those Surgeons build on securing intim
sal practice, who, to the most indefangoble researches tame
nature, causes, effects, aud method of cure, eau puhlicly eatu
bit testimunivls from every celebrated Professor with which tie
Metropolis is hot:stored, together with certificates from Two
its most extensive Hospitals., Armed with the above irrefraishl
proofs of regular medical educatior, and authorized es liens'.-..er
of the Londou College, Messrs. (10 ,S and CO. need ao: burin
reply to the envious misrepresentations, that some tat their kis
fortunate brethren pique themselves on circulating : the 2:hvose fh
but tooevident in the invariable .access that has tor a series ei
years attended their peculiar method of Ire atmer.; which is soft
speedy, pleasant, and effectual. as has been attested :.?a our,
roue patronage In every rank of sot Ivy. arectitig • 'Aim
to a sleeted branch of a studious and difficult prof s,. es
the diseases of the Generative System, both immediate -•. Ire
mole, as Lure, Stricture, Gleets,= dm. it is not surprising the
should acquire, under every expediency, a superior decline, eve
where the united endVavouts of the most emineht of the Fact*
have failed, whose practice is gsneral.
' Nervous 'Debility, with Its awful train of symptoms, ofls
brought on by a residence in Tropical climates, or by the glide
of Libertinism, or, as is toefrequently thy case, by prematuret
dulgence in solitary sensuality, may mien, iu its most advents
stages, be correc ed by mild restoratives,. and the patient, thi..rity
the gradual progress of improvement, becomes re assured of I
forfeited health. But, it s to the Female world their wells
ranged plan more especially refers, by the prevention of many
tricatedisorders,arising from any of the foregoing causes,or otb
peculiarities, either natural or aNuirail.
Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor sad delicacy 1
Padents of either sex, from morning until tiight.—Letters fro,
An country should minutely describe the case, and enclose
Bank note, when the proper remedies will be ferwaded to as
part of town or country.
Cuss and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, 13, Bonveriesstreet, Fier
street, Landon.
London, England, 1816-07-25

OFFICE OF OR 1.5.V..1 A cr., Air 16, 11416.•
ri-IE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
, JESTr: ORDN,CNCR, Ale hereig give Naito. •
That Frepthals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before W IF.I)NESDAY, the 31st inst. fr,;ns suds Persom
as may be willing to undertake the Supply of CARTRIDGE
and other PAPERS, for Service of this Departniew, for a
Perloi of Three Years, determinable after the etpiration of this
nnt Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either,
party. .
Patterns of the Paper may branewed upon application to the
Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory, In the Royal Arsenal lit
Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Seorestry),
Office in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any day between the boors of Teh
and Four &Clock. where the Proposals must be deliverad wiled
up and endorsed " Proposals for Canrldge Paper;' but
110 Proposal can be admitted after the said else Insteet,
Twelve Liao& at Noao at the same day. neither will ear
Tefrter be noticed. unless the Pail making it, or an Agent '
, • his behalf, shall attend.
Hy urtir of des Reword, it A. RN; Sinviery.
London, England, 1816-07-25

DARINC ItOBBIRY.

. • • •
Late on Monday night, or early on tueselgya,„--
fling, the wine vaults in Davies-itreet, Beekiq
square, were broke open, and robbed of fifty d
of the best wine. The robber, broke (pen thrrest;4o-1
doors, and alter that there is no doubt but they es
' galed themselves r.rofusely with some of the moil
Ischoice wines, smoked tobacco, &c. They u.so nptatt
' a number of bottles of wine, to ascertain the best
sorts ftor carrying off, for winch purpme they IA poi
-a truck' together the cellar. 'Dore men were sett
at !mit past five in the morning, dressed in elx,
aprons, ece, which they stole, to le;:resent men en.
ployed in wine cellars, orie of them with a book, pt-,T4
and ink, pretending to act as a clerk in marking of
the wine vrith which the truck was loaded, and triftil
it i, supposed they v:cnt away three times vith to
enable them to carry off fifty dozen. It is :trough
suspected the robbery was committed by some.m.
sons knowing the pt:lmises. The person.: solo so
them carrying off the wine, had no suspicion of their
being robbers, although at an early hour, fron
public ma:int r in which it was done, and their ap,
pearing to be IvAl acquainted with the premises, am
putting the truck together with the greatest ease, as
it they bad been accustorne.d to it.

The house of W. WAsh, a farmer, residinget
Dollas, in the county of Limerick, wais attackede,
Thursday night by eleven men, some of them arelai
with guns, who t 1 igged Waish in a most brutal mass
ner ; however, his srother having come to hie ,„11.
tance, they resolutely beat off the ribbers, and emus.,
ded one of them desperately with a hatchet in the
head ; his name is Michael Mahoney. He was ludg.
ed irf the county gaol, where he now lies with very
little hopes of recovery.
At the Norwich City Quarter Sessions, held c;
Tuesday se'nnight, Robert Hatton. the younger, was
tried for a misdemeanor, in having, together with
other persons unknown, rioausly ass,m led in the
Market-place of that city, on the evening of the l7th
of May last, anti acted in a violent And tumultuotu
minim.. On being called upon for his dcfl.nce, the
prisoner threw himself upon the mercy the Jury,
who, after a few minutes deliheratio.t, returned;
verdict of gei4, but recommended the priboner to
the mercy of the Court. He was sentenced to three
months imprisonment in Norwich Britlewcll.

PILICL OF a~'n

Bank Stock .
3 pey Cent. Red. f,41631
Ditto Cons. 611,1;4
4 per Cents. 79;;fit
5 per Cent. 24.13vy 94 MI

!tiS YEi.I'ER DAY;
Long Annuitie. !tin
India Stoe4 179
India Bono% 7s. prem.
Exchequer 8,114 4s. 6..presp.
Cons. tor ace. 641144

COAL MARKET, JULY 24.
Ships at Market. Sbip3 via Price.
!at Newcastle Pit 541.9 d. to 466.14.
21 4underland 2i 965. Od to 305.01
f, Scotch Coal i 40s. (kl per tot.
1 Cinders _ 1 V.'s. 111. to 00. Od.
London, England, 1816-07-25

NAYAL littILLICZNCE.

,MAILS TIM DAY, .
ass. Aim Mts.
Thigh - ° i ligs°o •- 0 co
Waterford "" • ° Cals • 0 0
opeturi and lofty 0 Bunh argb . . 0
.1
„_„0 . . 1 Oottenbures • . 0
wisua . . I Brazils . 0
FALMOUTH, JULY 22.

Arrived the Lord Sidmooth packet, with a Mail
from the Brazils, in 45 days.—Wind W. to S. light
breezes, thick weather.
•

PLYMOUTH, JULY 23.

Arrived the JUNOW frigate, from Jamaica and the
liaraunah, 2f days from the latter place.—Wind W.

poRTSPAOUTH, JULY 24.

Art;vcd his Isiajesty's ship FOREMEN. from lA.
vieca, and the Victoria trimsport, from Gibraltar.
!ed Lord. Exaaouru's squadron, consisting of the
I.llowing ships, viz.: QUEEN CllAßLorric, MINDEN,
rircLA, FURY. INFERNAL, CONDIELIA, BRITOMAaTt
Bartz, CADMUS, Dovzit, Taming, and Jaszen.
Also sailed his Majesty's ships Dzz, for Halifax ;
and Pant/VINE for Plytuouth.—Wind 5.5. E.
HARWICH, JULY 21.

No arrivals. Sailed the Prince of Orange packet
for. Holland, and the Auckland packet for Cux-
hon.—Wind W.

DEAL, 1111,Y 24.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the William and
Altted, DItYIiDALE, from Antigua ; Simon Taylor,
um, and Thetis, Savzit, from Jamaica; and die.
Asp, KENNY, itolll the South Seas. Came down
from the River, the Rebecca, BURNItY, 4or the South
Seas; Perseverance, WARDEN, for Quebec; and the
Cora, hl.Nurr, for St. Thomas's. The two latter
have sailed with the whole of the outward•bound,
wept the Rebecca. Remain also, the Victory,
DRAITIIWAITE, from the Mediterranean ; and the
Diligence and Swift Emit India pilot yachts.—Wind
AV. tine weather.

DOVER, JULY 24.
Arrived this morning the Queen Charlotte, Capt.
Trotaas. with passengers from Calais.—Sailed this
day the Lord Duncan packet, Captain PASCOE, with
mail and passengers, for Ostend; also the King
Gorge packet, Captain KING, With a mail and pas-
sengtts for Calais.—Sailed also this day with passen-
gess for Calais, the Lady Jane James, Captain HAY.
WAND; Dart, Captain WILK:NSON ; and Cumberland,
Captain 13'n..v..—About 100 horses of the Royal
Waggon Train embarked here this day on board of
transports and pas.age.ves•cis, and sailed for Calais.

CiRAVESEND, JULY 24. •
Arrived hi; ship Va7iabtz, Sykes, from Jamaiea;.
Norfolk, Sayer, troll: St. ; Active, Difd, from Afro;
Eleanor, V. 16e, from. at. Luct...—zatled the C0nt...., Carm44, for
Rotterdam : ktfe:or, :•;:alzo'..n for New York; Z.toobi.t,
for Fort William ; Greeto.velf,'Hutv, for r.logidure; Lana, ba-
thrtir, for Cork ; Dan Ale, Srephetf,utl, for kiamburgb ; Hercu-
lei,Russel, for ditto; Parry, for &soma ; Hare,
Jarrow), for