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London, England, 1820-04-03

On MURSDAY, the 6th of APRIL.

The Pensiuuers at sd. per.day, and those at 6d. to the end of
Co: numbered Itegirnern.

On FRIDAY, the '7th of APRIL:

Those at 6d. from the Royal Garrison Battalion and remaining
Fez:intents znd Corps; those at 741. and ad. and all the Cavalry
:;.1. per day.

On SATURDAY, the 6th of APRIL

Those at 9d. per day from the Ist Foot Gaud's, with those
from the le; Regiment of Foot, to the 60th inclusive.
On MONDAY, the 10th of APRIL

Those at nd. per d.Ly, from the 61st Foot. and all the remain-
ing Regimentb and Corps, as also those at 10d. per day.
On TI I•SD.I Y, the 11th of APRIL

Those at 13. per day, from the different Re:iments of Cavalry,
with the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot Guards.

On WEDNESDAY, the 12th of APRIL.

Those at Is. per day, from tho 3d Regiment of Foot Guards,
with these from the Ist Foot, tithe end of the numbered Re-
valetas at that Rate.
On TITURSDAT, the 13th of APRIL

Anse n I per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, and
the remsi::i:•g ileairzents and Corps, and also thous at Is. O&d.
yet day.
Oa FaTDAY, the 14th of APRIL

Those at Is. I Is. 10. Is. td. Is. 24d. and Is. 3cl. per day.
On SATURDAY, the 15th of APRIL.

These at Is. 31d. I. 4d. 50. Is. ed. 14.60.
Is. 7d. Is. 7i.d. /1. Si. Is. 9Ld. Is. 9d. is. 90. r.gd Is. Md. per
4.,y.
OA MONDAY, the 17th I,f APRIL.

Those at Is. i(d. per day and upw.srds, and those Pensiallers
who have at::nittt.d on account of Iflindntsa.
It is all.o ordered and directed, that. 211 Out-Pensioners
beloi,gir., to the said IlaspiLal, di pay particular attent".,..n to
the instr.l:ll.;:is iltrached to their Certiiicaies of Admission,
wialtii they are required to proctuce at the time of payment, by
which thu.t. I'o:shiners rest:ln:a beyond the bills of 'Mortality,

arc ordered to transmit to the Paymaster-Get.erai of his Ma-
jesty's L:nd l'orcts iu London, their affidavits a;re-....b1y to the
Forms ther.in prescribed, on or immediately after every
Quarter Day ; without which their Names will not be entered
on the Pay-Lists for the subsequer.t Quarter, and they are not
afterwards to change their places of residence, without un-
avoidable necessity, and duly notifying the same.
And further to take Notice, that in consequence of various
Frauds having been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of
Pefision and Prize-Money, it is order .2.: th it all Pensioner, so
offending, shall be stn.ck off the Pension List, and forfeit :or
ever all benefit arising from this establishment.

RICHARD NEAVE, Szcre:ary and Itni:tr:z.

TO BE LET ON LEASE,
By Air. ROBINS,

ITOOKEND FAR'!, in the Parish of Checken-
(l,,n, in the County of Oxford, seven miles from Retie
from Henley, containing Two Hundred and "Fwetity-ene
!_ere; of Art.tlile Land, and !:orty-five Acrtx of Comnion ad-
ws.,.h excellent F..rm House and Buildings, good Car-
den and orchard, planted with Fruit Trees. The farm is to Le
snl2, tobeziter with One Hundred and Thirty-tbree Acres of
AVond Land, we:l stocked with Oak, Beech, ar...1 Ash, and sun-
dry Cottages
For Pariiculars apply to Mr. Robins, Warwizk,,tr cet,
London; and of Samuel Ilitnieud, on the Premises.
London, England, 1820-04-03

As if they had not born drawn Prizes of £3O each.

J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT are happy to acknowledge the
great public patronage shewa their Contract just concluded, in
which, No. 1,656, .C'2O,COO, and twelve other Capitals, were
shared by them, and, with the rentairing Capitals, &e. were
di-,tribt.ted in rne!A Tuv:ns of tile United Kingdom.

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate
' at WEST COWES, in the ISLE of WIGIIT.
LOT 1. Canvases a beautiful currAGE Olt N!•:E, WEST
BILL; seated on a fine eminence, commactling tin: enchanting
scenery of the Medina River. the htxbuur, slipping, and exten•
sive and interesting vjews of the Hampshire Cart, trected with
great taste, finished at a very considerable expense, and adaitted
for the accommodatinn of a Noblemanor Gentleman of distinc-
tion, with excellent Offices of all descriptions, Stabling fur six
horses. Cuach.houses, I larness-room, &c. surrounded by thriving
Plantations, ornarmnted with fine grown Timber, intersected
with gravel and other walks, aacfully ditposed ; an excellent
walled Garden, planted with numerous hoe Fruit Trees, and
Meadow Land, containing nearly TWELVE ACRES, prit.-
cipally walled in, and within a short iiistatr:: of the taws.
LOT/. Comprises Two F.nclosures of M ENDOW LAND,
situateon the opposite side of the road to Lot one, with-Gar-
dener's Cottage and Gardens, boundtd by the road from New-
port to West Cowes; a delightful situation for erecting t Villa,
containing nearly SEVEN ACRES.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; of Messrs. Clarke, &well, and I-learn, Solicitors,
Newport, with Tickets; at the Bugle Inn, Newport; Foun-
tain, Portsmouth ; India Arms, Gosport; of Mr. Weller, and
at the Fleece, Chichester; Old 'Ship, Brighton; of Messrs.
Burley, Moon, and Lake, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn; at Gana-
way's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strert,
Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate and Villa may be
seen, and of hom Tickets may be had.
London, England, 1820-04-03

MED.

Oti the evening of Good Friday, at Hampstead Heath, is thi
prime of life, the Right lion. Frances, Countess of Hantingdor :
her Ladyship laid In the preceding Sunday of her teach child. .
At sea, on the 6th of September last, on board•the ship Pile...,
of London, bound for the Island of Ccyloo, lieutenant Robert
lltint, of the Royal Engineers.
Sunday se'nnight, at Sutton in Ashfield, lathe 60th leer of his
age, the Rev. Thomas flurt.
Wednesday, in his 80th year, rt Great Bookhatn, Suiret, iftet
a residence and faithful discharge of his pastoral duties for eft,
years, the Rev. Samuel Cooke, Vicar of Great Rooth:An,
Rector of Cetsford, and formerly Fellow of Balliol C.4dlege,
Oxford.
Sunday se'nnil;itt, was found dead In his house, in Hereford,
wLzre he resided :dune, aged 74, the Rev. W. Hollings.
• At Setcansea, the Rev. Mr. Artderson, Master of the Frew
Grammar. School in that town..

- At. Ik.l, Mrs. Elizabeth Fleetwood, relict of Keating nntr
N;ood. Esq. formerly Seerctary to Sir Piercy Brett, when Com—
matulersitt Chief on the Mediterranean nation.. March 427, at Ilampton Court, aged 86, Mia. Phillips. itnE
Vara 8, at the same place, aged 83, Mrs. Joyce Phillirs, ti s.
only surviving siiters of Lord Milford. ~
Monday, at Reccles, in his 66th pas, Wililana Crowfoot, L.
surgeon. .
F. Monday, la London, Jane, wife of the Rev. T. liartcup.
March 2, siuttlenly; of a paralytic stroke, Mr. Collin Perry,
of Epping Green Farm, in Epping, aged 60 ; sad, on the i3tk
[Marc" after rising apparently in pet fect health, in her e2d year;
Miss Sfirah Petty, own sitter to the above.

HIGH.WSTEII at LONDON BM DefirTO- Mt ,i? Vt(AV7
Attain 1 • . L S 4 trtrattes after S
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LONDO:l: Printed and published by Lid*Zastr.,Tkkitto-
race, Temple -Ike •-• • -• .2 . •
London, England, 1820-04-03

102 CAPITAL PRIZES.

HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, having, by
pertnissicn of Government,

ADDED 1•01:TY T (MUSA N D POUNDS
To the Prize Money of th- present Lottery, are enabled to
present to the Public an
iinprecedeniecl Liat of Capital Prizes,
INCLUDING
FOUR - Prizes of - £30,000
TWO - Prizes of - JE1:0,000
TWO - Prize, of - £lO,OOO

Three per Cer:. Consols, with other of 121,t,00, ;CLOD, £4OO,
&c. &c. at.d at the Same time give to
Early Purchasers an exclutive AdvantAge of Sixty
Thous:ALl Peur.ds,
To be distributed in V.,0c0 Prizes of X:0 each,
ON TIIE nth APIUL.

The Purchasers will Irt.,:e these Prizes over and above any
other Piizes to which they m.y he entitled on the ::7th April,
when the Drawing begins. Toe advantage of ar early purchase
must' e as, on the lith A?ril, the Aeventerers
:NIA"( GAIN, BL r CANNOT LOSS.

Tickots alid Sh.res are Shcitg at IlAzAnn and Co.'s Offices,
Royal Exchar,g. 6.lte; Cornhill; and 324, Oxford street;
where. i.. the Last Lettery Cusitr.tct, they Sold TWO Prizes
"f and ALL the PRIZES of X 30,000 in a recent
Lottery.
- - • • -- - -•-- -
Jand J. SIVEWRIGIIT feel it incumbent on
• them to state, that every advantage which may belong to
the preen: Lottery is as fully secured to purchasers at their
Offices,

No. 37, Cornhill ; I 11, ll°lborn ;
34, Haymarket ; 141, Oxfotia-street,
As at any other, whether Caotkactors or nat. Tue Sum of
£40,000 h ;added by Government to the usual amount of Piize
Money, and is not the girt of the Contractors, or any particular
Office, as has hen erroaaeously supposed.
On the 11th A PR I L L'60,000 wiil be drawn, in 2,000 Prizes
of £3O eat.h ; it is therefore t:te interest of all who wish to ad-
venture, to d 3 so b& fare that day, as afterwards, when the
Drawing re.aly begins (27th ApJ they will have the same
chance for the 192 CAPITAL. Pit I ZES, which include
FOUR - Prizes of - :830,000
T W 0 - Prizes of - A•LO,OvO
TWO - Pr.zes of - £lO.OOO
Coasoi4,
London, England, 1820-04-03

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Sum—Hospital-Assistant James Arthur, from half-pay, to be
Hospital-Assistant to the Forces, ,vice Moir, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place.
Commissions in the North Derbyshire Yeomanry Cavalry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire.
Captain Philip Gell to be Major ; Lieutenant Sir Henry Fitz-
berbert, Bart. to be Captain, vice Gen, promoted ; John
Andrew, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Goodwin, promoted.
Commissions in the King's Cheshire Volunteer Legion, signed
by the Lord lieutenant cf Cheshire.
Adlington Troop of Lancers—Richard Townley Crosse, Esq.
to be Captain ; Thomas Grimaditch, Gent. to be Lieutenant.
2d Macclesfield Troop—William Bent, Gent. to be Corn..t, vice
Lirimsditch, promoted.
London, England, 1820-04-03

HAGUE, MARCH 2a

Private accounts from Datav ia, of ;he 22d 'Septem-
ber, Isl 9, say:—" M. ,Moynards is placed hose as
Commissioner of •the Marine. Thee is a lepoit of
discontent prevailing here, hut respecting which I
cannot say anythi.ig particular or positive. It is
certain that sevelal of the natives in this ileighbour-
hood have been arrested, and corivey.cd on the
Nassau guard-ship, where they are confined."

CONSTANTINOPLK '.,E8103.13X in.
The accounts received in the beginning of January,
stating that Ch"rsehn:id Achniet racha Lad e-tered
Aleppo, anal subdued the reLels in that city, have ndt
beea confirmed. That Yacht: is still-evllectitig troops,
thlt he may be ahi if uccessai'v, to in,spott by
force his instructions to accint-lish an mineable ar-
rangement (,f the differences existing between him
and the inhabitants of his Pachalick.
stlirou-A, JANUARY 15.
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what they were in IEI7
The chase '4 anini-tis that are hunted for their
skins was uncommonly productive last season, so
thatitilec‘tihieleprarlkyetoofthlibLlaeiffoofx, and other skin;, have
a.id IEIB
London, England, 1820-06-09

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

ry 0:-der of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's
Cu.:toms, at the Bell Inn, in SANDWICH, on WEnsitansx,
Jun,: CI, 1820, at Two o'Cloek in the Afternoon,
1.1 E GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
VIZ.

400 Pieces of Cambric Handkerchiefs.
440 Pounds of Black Tea.
692 Pair of Angola Gloves.
Oil-skin Bags.
N.B. A Deposit of £2.5 per Cent. will be required.

TO BE SOLD,

AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called the HOOK, in
the Parish of Northan, Hertfordshire, one Mile from
Potter's Bar, four (teen Barnet, four from Hatfield, nine from
I4erttord, and thirteen fretn London ; consisting ef a good Farm
House, and One Hundred and Five Acres of Land, a small
part only of which is Arable ; let on Lease tea respectable Tenant
for £l4O per annum, which will shortly expire.
Per price and further particulars, apply to Mr. Wakeficld,
Land Surveyor, No. 42, Pall-Mall.
London, England, 1820-06-09

EXPIRES NEXT TUESDAY.
1 1 BISII, of the Old State Lottery Offices, N 0.4,
• Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, respectfully acquaints his
t),.st Friends, the Public, that all tlure Tickets and Shares which
IT or his Agents sold between the lath of May and Ist of June,
thy perchaeers may receive back their money if presented on
or before
NEXT TUESDAY, 13TH INSTANT;
—But if not brought in and the money claimed on or before II
that day, they cannot receive ft after, but must keep their
Tickets or Shares if afterwards drawn Blank or Prize, or in
f :t, if previously drawn; it therefore is particularly incumbent
e., evory•person who has nut examined his .tranher to do so
i --ediately, for after the 13th all the advantage ceases.
T) Lottery finishes dFawing on the 234 instant, on which
thy Four Stock Prizes of L'3o,of)o, and the 58 other Ca-
must be drawn. (There are 12,000 Tickets to draw).
Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling by BISII,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross; and by bia Agents in
Cauntry. -
Various c; parent inducements have been held out at different
r..-.Tiods of this Lottery, but the edstomers at BISH's Offices
P. rsst assured they have bad, and will have every advantage
tie Saiente in:ty bt said to possess, a/thong/a BISH it NOT the
niCTRACTOII, nor has any concern in the Lottery or
7-...rzznnecit.

Next Week will be published, in Four Vols. 12mo.
-- OF - THE HEART.By Mrs. OPIE.
'PALESPrinted for Leeman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and lkown,
Iloodoe.-01 whom may be had, by the same Anchor,
1. New TAUS, 4 vols. limo. AI Its. boards.
▪ Farems. and Datroutea, 19.m0. 4s. 6d. boards.
• Tuns of Rea:. Lai; in 5 vols. 15s. boards.
4. Sanas Tam, 4 rob. limo. Is. boards.
5. Tamers; or, Domeetic Scenes, 3 vols. .11 ls.
6. Vassolvere's Eva, 5 Vols. 12rne. ,e 1 Is.
7. Poems, Foolscap livo. 6s. boards.
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London, England, 1820-04-04

NiEIdBERS RETURNED TO PARLIAMENT.
utzl.Ar: D.

ATutown, (Bcrougsa)--...T•hn ,OClintock, Est
Down (E.:rougl,)—J. W. flax .elk, Esq.
Quun's Ceirstr—Rt. Hon. W. W. Pole, Sir H. Parnell, Bart.
lICOTLANA
Pearensasen—Honourable W. P..
Csomannt aNn Nazanstitsz--Floa. Ca,)tzin Pryce Campbell.
liaunawron Dtstatce or likaaocreus--Slr H. D. Hamilton.
R:otrticw DIVIRV: or BOROC**-15.—Friday last, the Election
of a Member of Parliament for this District of Boroughs took
place at Renfrew, the prcsidiug Borough. There was only one
candidate, namely, Mr. Campbell, of Blythswood, for whom
Glasgow, Dumbarton, and Renfrew, voted. But the Borough
of Jiathlrglea, er.tirely un. ()licked, voted for James Oswald,
Esq. of Shieldhall, who did r.o: 30 etch as know that he was
to be proposed.
Lanais/ Darnley or Bosoocus.—The same day, Henry Mon-
teith, Esq. Lord Provost of Glasgow, was elected for the La-
nark District of Boroughs. Selkirk, Peebles, and Lanark, voted
for Mr. Monteith, and Linlithgow for 't t. Owen. We lament
to learn that the populace were guilty of some excesses.
FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.
London, England, 1820-04-04

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At Mosby, non- Darlington, km Wrovoiife of Idiratoritt
Wray, of the East India gatabliehtnent, of %ion.
Sunday sennight; the Lady of Edlvard Cane; LII. letarm-
mouth, of a son.

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11A1IRI111:4
Tuesday, Lieutenant James Mackin, oldie Sath Resiarna.
to Aliss Clayton, of Preitoc.
Lately, at Barley, Corporal Hoiden, of the Mb Ursine"
to Miss Preston, daughter of the late Mr. Prestan,lormerip ai
the Bull Inn, Olthero.
Tharsday seunight, at Marmon*, Dorset, de &v. 2,4111‘
Drury, of Eton Cobege, to Catherine Sarah, slant daughter et
Jan Bean, Eag.'of Clapham House, Sines.

Jan. 26, in Grenada, Mrs. Hayes, the Hal.
Hayes, Speaker of the House of Assembly.
Lately, at Hampstead 'Norris, Baits, Mr. keyitard,-and sop.
pond to have been worth at keit .B'2oolooo.
March LI, aged IS, Rachael, youngest daUghter of the la"
Rey. Mr. Carlisle, Vicar of Chippitg. •
Sunday se'nnight, Captain Muss, of Allithwaite, neat (annualAt the manse of Johustone, I)nsfries-shire, AD the Illtkult.
Ann H. Johnstone, eldest daughter of the fiev. Dr. Colvfa.
At Bdinburgb, on the 46th nk. James Dichica, Req. Depute
Clerk of the igh Court of Admiralty.
Monday se'nnight, Edward, the second son of the Rev. Recipe
Ratshaw, Rector of Liverpool aged U.
Sunday se'nnight, at Annan, Mr. Rokert Irving, the oldest law-
keeper and native of that town, aged 87 years, much respected.'
or me Beim er Hastunrean.—Edward LasceUes,
tan of Harewoud, Viscount Lascelles, and Baron Harewead,
of Harewood, In the County of York, departed this life yester-
day forenoon, at eleven o'clock, after a short illness, at Hires.
wood House, Hanover-equirw Eta Lordship Was born Janos:,
7, 1740; married, in June, 1761, Mist Cbaloner, daughter of
William Chaloner, Esq. of Guisberough,itt the County of York
who died February 44,1805. His Lordship had issue, Edward,
Viscount Lasthites, born January 10, 1764, and died Jaye 14,
18141 Henry, Viscount Lametles, born December itS, 1707 i
and other children. His Lordship will be ammiteded in his titles
and estate by Henry, Viscount Lamella.

COAL MARKET, APRIL 11.
Ships at Market. Ship, Sold. Price.
74 Newcastle 54 Ms 641 to 41Is &I
17 Sunderland 16 Oils Od to Os ed
1 Cinders 1 24s al to Os Sid

HIGH-WATER at LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Mooing fl minute, after 6
Aftcrotren - . 6

.LONDON trusted and published by Lunn Sant, i'yykett•
Mee, Ictuple:Dar
London, England, 1820-08-08

NAPLES.

The accounts from Naples are brought down to the
18th ult. On Sunday, the 16th, that portion of the
army in Naples took the oath of fidelity to the new
Constitution. More than 15,000 men were drawn up
on the occasion, and the Royal Family, with the
Ministers, were present at the solemnity.- The festi-
vities were crowned by a grand dinner, given to the
army upon a fine level plain, called the Campo,
about a mile distant..

A Decree, signed by the Prince Vicar-General,
convokes the Parliament to• meet on the Ist October.

Leonard Tocco, Prince of Montimeleto, has set
out for London, in quality of Envoy Extraordinary
to the Courts of France and England, to announce
the political change which has taken place. Prince
Cariati has been dispatched on a similar mission to
Vienna.

Several Sicilian Noblemen, now at Naples, have
refused to take the oath to the new Constitutional
System, fearing, they siy, to injure rights which they
may reclaim in Sicily, whore there are two parties,
ane for the Constitution of Spain, .and the other for
the Sicilian Constitution, such as it was amended
under the auspices of Lord William Bentinck.

The frigate Sirena, arrived at Naples from Pa-
lermo, reports, that the news of the Revolution
reached there on the 7th ; but that nothing had as
yet resulted from it. The city remained perfectly
tranquil, and the people seeped waiting the course
of ulterior events. •

AUSTRIA. . . -
A Vienna article of the 2Sd states) that it
appears undoubted that tht affairs, of 'Naples haite
pnrticularly fixed the attention of the Imperial ap.

Imminent ; but its interference if not, it seems, ex-
pected to extend beyond the establishment.of an army
of observation in Venetian Lombardy.

A grand review of a part of the Austrian army is
to take place 'in the 'environs. of -rest,' About the
middle of September.. The Intl:4.re'; iejittasia
King Prstssia have been, invited to honnur it, with
their presence. This looks somewhat mintiest Stitt
would intik more sp if 'there were not every appe
ante that one of the triumvirate will be obliged, t,O
decline the invitation, in consequence of 'Articular
engagements at home. .

The peed, e & France eels 'a letter Is from St:
Jacques, in gallicia, dated the 22d MT, Which pre-
sents a very different. account of the 000 rd-- 1- •
London, England, 1820-11-15

'l,.i; tiny was published, price Ins. in folio, No. I. of
C 0 !' 13 Eof PERSIA, drawn from Nature.—
By A. OR I.WWSK I.
C0n....14.,; Six Plates, beautifully Coloured and Engraved on
Stone.
London : Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-itreet.
I.)f whom may be had, gratis, a Catalogue of various Litho-
c Woe: 5.
London, England, 1820-08-30

DIED.

At Bombay, on the 12th November, 1819, James Erskirc,
Lieut. 4th Regiment Native Inrantry, and youngest son of t 1
late Colonel James Francis Erskine.

Lately, at Bottorn Bargain, near Owslebury, Mr. James Hua-
ng', aged 70, many years Supervisor of Excise in the district a
'Winchester.

On the 10th of February last, on his passage from Penas;
(wherfhe liad been for the recovery of his health) to Bomba),
in his 48th year, the Rev. Richard Jackson, one of the (212.11,
,aiss on that Establishment.

HIG 11-W ATEA at LONDON BLit DGR TO-MORROW
Mcrning ..• - - :36 minutes after 7
Afternoon - - . iv -- -- s
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LQWI4)I4 tibia eud published by Lan Nan, Plauto•
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London, England, 1820-08-30

Rad he left the mat when tie Primes sad Dergazd re-
twined behind P—He had gone away sioneilittle time.
Had all the company left the roof ?—They had.
How long had they left 7—They had just gone before.
Was the door shut 7—lt was.
How came the witness to be left behind?—As the people
went out they shut the door, but I was there to take away the
things from the table.
What had become of the other servants P—There was only
one of the other waiters within.
Does the witness mean the Princess's servants, or the waiters
belonging to the hotel?—He was one of the waiters at the inn.
Whs sent the witness 16e:0—Colonel Brown.
In what way did Colonel Brown send him here ?—He sent
a Commissary to Venice to tell us we must come to England.
What power had the Commissary to send the witness away
from his place to England-Andriozi said if we came wil-
lingly it would be well for us, but if not we should be compelled
by force. •
Does Andriozi hold any office at Venice?—None.
How bad he any power to send witness to England?—He
had no power, but he told me if we came voluntarily it would
be better for us, if not we should one day be compelled by force.
What did be mean by better ?—That it would be better to
come voluntarily than so be compelled by force.
Did he see any Ambassador at Venice 7—Only the English
Consul.

Who is he?—Mr. Hopper.
Did he desire the witness to come 7-1 never spoke of this
business with him.
Has any one in his employ?—On the contrary, I wished to
speak with him, but he was in the country.
Re-esainited by Mr. PAS!.
Did you see Majocci at any time between seeing him at
Venice and coming here.
Mr. DENMAN objected to this question, as not arising out of
the cross-examination.
Mr. Palm said, he would put it in another shape.
Did you converse with Majocci the first time you saw him
after seeing him at Venice?—Yes.
Where had you the conversation that you speak of with Ma-
jocci?—Since he came to England.
It being five o'clock, the Howls adjourned till to-finer row (this)
morning at ten o'clock.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1820.
!RIC): Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONII O'CLOCK :
5 per Cent. Reduced 22i je--3 per Cent. Cons. 67i
3e per Cent. 77.761-4 per Cent. 861 87
5 per Cent. Navy 104 i—Leng Anna. 18 146 18
Imperial 3 per Cent. 67i—India Bonds 21s. 225. pre.
Exchequer Bills 3s. Ss. pre.—Consols for Acct. 68k
London, England, 1820-08-30

THE ARM?.

Distribution of the British troops in Canada: --
14uebec—Five Companies of, the 2d Battalion of the -tA44I,
and toe 76th Regiment.
Montreal—Five Companies of the 37th Regiment.
Isle Noix—Five Companies of the 60th, and five Comp:nits
of the 37th Regiments.
Upper Canada—The 68th and 70th Regiments.
The 12th Lancers, commanded by Major Srra,
arrived on Tuesday se'nnight at \i'atertord,
Bristol, and immediately proceedei for Cihir.
The Ist division of the 3.5 th Foot have left Water-
ford for Naas.
The Royal Cavalry Barracks adjacent to Canterbury, Telt
the area in fro .t, which, since the first erection in 1794, lar.*
been enclosed with a strong wooden palisade, are now about as
be surrounded by a brick wall.
MILITAIIY PROMOTIONS.
Commissions in the Royal Noah Itegiment of Lineolove
Militia, signed by the Lord Licinetiant of lAncoiushirt
Ensign Thomas Chemmell to be Lieutenant; Stapylton Smirk.
Gent. to be Ensign.
Commission in the 'ad Somerset rte:;:ment of Militia, signed Sy
the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Somerset.
Thomas Salmon, Gent. to be lieutenant.

FROM LAST NIGHT 'S GAZETTE.

BANKRUPTS.

John. Bolt and George Jones, late of Bath, grocers, to surrcs.
der September 19, 20, and October 10, at twelve.
White Lion Inn, Bath. At: ot nies, Messrs. Knight 41.1
Freeman, Basitighall-/trtet; or Air. Croick.h.tnk, Bath.
William Wall, Oxford, carver and gilder, September 2,4, and
October 10, at eleven, at the house of It. Bartrin, under

the Tuwn-hail, ()aloud. Attornies, Messrs. Tomes at:6l Bud-
font, Oatord ; or Ar. Tomer., Linzoin's-iiin-fields.
John Briggs, Lakenh:orr, Norwich, victuailer, September 2.2,
23, and October 10, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich..
Attortiies, Messrs. Taylor and Itosziu!, King's
Temple; ur Messrs. Grand and Staff; Norwich.
Chailes Butler awl Thomas Aldridge; Barbiean, linen-
drapuu, Scptemb.:r 16,30, :uidiktobtr 10, at ore,at
Attorney, Mr. Ling, Fenchurch-street. •
James Parker, Little St. Mary-Axe, painter and glazier, Sep-
tember s, lti, and October 10, at ;en, at Goiklhall.
Ines, Alesars. Clutton and Caner, High-street, So,.thwark.
London, England, 1820-08-30

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILINIAT.L

Sept. 9, S. (ioddard, Cornhill, map and chart-seikr, at ten.
Sept. 43, J. Farmer, late of Skinner-street, cic:ualler, at elcven.
Sept. J. Backler, Newman-street, Oxford-street, dealer i 3
stained glass; at twelve. Sept. 19, N. Samson, Outset-place,
C'bphantload, Surrey, exchange-broker, at twdlve. sow. 4,
E. Thompson, (aobe-stairs, 11o:h.:tin:he, ship-builder, at eleven.
Sept. 25, A. Scott, John-stieet, Commercial-road, dealer, at
twelve. Sept. 22, T. A. Minchin, late of Portsmouth, barker,
at eleven.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Scpt. 19, J. Noyes, jun. Walisford, Yorkshire, carpet-maim-
facture4 autleven, at the Dog arid Duck Tavern, S:ale-lar..,
Hull. Sept. 2Q, T. Powell acid W. Browne, Liverpool, nter-
chants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.
Sept..2.l, R. Cook and R. Sutton, Ilirton-upon-Humber,
colnshire, corn-factors, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Ta-
vern, Scale-lane, Hull.
London, England, 1820-08-30

NAPLES, AUGUST 8.

The Deputation from' Palermo, after remaining
some time at Procida, waiting the orders of the Duke
Of Calabria, have been permitted to proceed to the
capital ; but his Royal Highness has signified that he
will not give them an audience until Palermo submits
to the Royal Authority. In consegence of this deter-
mination, a part of the Deputation has returned to
Palermo.

The telegraph announced yesterday the arrival at
Messina of Generals D. Florestan, Pepe, and Fardella.
The letters from Catana, and the Journals of Mes-
sina state, that about 250 men, in garrison at Syra-
cuse, having deserted with arms and baggage, they,
with others, making up 400, marched upon Catana,
which had only a garrison of 40 men. The Com-
mandant-General of the Province, however, with the
few troops he could muster, and a number of inha-
bitants, marched to meet them on the River Fimetto,
about eight miles from Catana. A combat ensued,
the result of which was, that 20 of the deserters were
killed or wounded, and 200 taken prisoners, the re-
mainder were dispersed.
The Neapolitan soldiers at Palermo were still de-
tained prisoners.
London, England, 1820-08-30

NORTHFIELD,. WORCRSTEIISHIRE.
TO BE SOLD,

Ytrsuant to t Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made is
ct:rtain Cauxs, entituled, Jervoise against Clarke, and Grey
against Clarke, with the approbation of WILLIAM ALEX...NOMA
quire, one of the Masters of the said Court, at the Castle
Es
luti, High-street, Birmingham, on Mornay, the 18th, Tars-
.

DAY, the 19th, and WEDNESDAY, the 20th, days of September
nee, in Ninety-four Lots,
AVERY Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD
EST A TE, comprising the NI A NOR of NORTI I FIELD
21:d WEOLEI, the A DVOWSON of the very valuable REC-
TOR Y of NORTH El ELD and corroN 11 A CKETT, and
evers FARMS and LANDS, containing together about Two'
T'un:sand Acres, a considerable part of which is Tithe Free.
Une of the Lots will comprise the extensive Manor of Nortit-
heid and Weolty, with several eligible Farms, containing togs-
tip,r about 1200 Acres, principally Tithe Free, lying within a
iti ;g fence, and let to respectable Tenants, at moderate Rents.
Ins Lot is very for the investment of Capital, or might
v.:it any Gentleman desirous of residing on his own Estate, there
beit.g on one of the Farms a very commodious House, with suit- •
able Outbilildiozs, %%Lich, at a mo.le rate expense, might be ren-
t.eied a desirable Resides:lce. being within a convenient distance
freto the Birmingham and Worcester Turnpike Road, and
al).'ding every facility for the preservation of Game.
E•lany of the other Lots adjoin the Turnpike Road, and are
1417 et;ii•ible as Hui:ding Ground, and the whole Estate is well
cl•_. ir-t.nced with re•ard to Roads and Navigable Canals.
cell de of this Property,b with the exception of the Glebe
In i.'ufton Hackett, Is situate in the Parish of Nonhheld, in the
Cast Y oi the High Turnpike Road frcial
to Woicestttr, and is distant four miles from the
TO; ' :!:t ' r plare.
P.:rticuiars nil:. he Lal ,'t the said Alaster's Chambers, South-
ampton-beildiors, London; of Mr. William Le
M.:s...es. Hicks and Braiketnidge,
d Mr. Pb:llips, Norfolk-street, Stmad,
L.. ;don; Sa,-.-eyoi-, High-street, Birmingham;
A; I la,ferd, ;. and at the following Inns--
C: I t; Crown, lir..langrOVC j Hap-pose,
ver ; sizr, Wotdpack, Warwick; and urea*
NoiAitts:ll.
. .

MI OW IFLI:Y.
T Am r 8 w:2O wWI fora. temporary retirement
tittir will meet with comfortable
on to term 4, with the most tender Ire:wheat,
1 / •
.-pl.ll.ing to :11N. Smith, :111,iwiCe, 10, Church-street, Black-
h y water:Tat a:t...ation phi to the chjdreirthmt
.-c to her care. .1:1 e:l;ineat .Viedical Gentleman iitteLda it
• el—All lettere roc- Janis no others received.
London, England, 1820-08-30

PARIS, AUGUST 27.

The Court went into mourning this day, for eleven
days, on account of the death of her Royal Highness
the Duchess of York. The mourning to be black
the first sii days, and white the five last.
The
F Court of the Peers met yesterday at one
o'clock, to hear the requitem of the Attorney-Gene-
ral. It ordered the instruction of the Process to be
commenced, and separated at sit o'clock. Messrs.
Lefevre and Grandee, Juges d'lnstruction, continued
to-day to interrogate several of the military who are
under arrest as being implicated in the plot of the
19th of this month.

The Grand Refcrendary of the Chamber of Peers
has written to all those who are in the Departments,
inviting them to come as soon as possible to Paris.
It was believed that the High Court would assemble
in the beginning of this week.
It is said that Messrs. Pastoret and Agnesseau,
Peers of France, have been chosen by the Chancellsr
(as President of the Chamber of Peers), to perform
the duties of Judges of Information ; and to direct,
in that quality, the enquiry and the proceedings of
the Public Prosecutor.

French S per Cent. Consols, 26th August, 78fr. 25c.
781 r. 45c. 78fr. 35c.
AUGSBURG, AUGUST 19.
The passage which the Austrian Government has
asked for troops going to Italy could not be refused
under present circumstances ; but a Declaration is
said to have been made that it should not be drawn
into a precedent. The Court of Vienna has engaged
to pay all the expenses.
London, England, 1820-08-30

FRANKFORT, AUGUST 21.

In the Note presented to the Diet by the Austrian
Minister, it is stated that the House of Austria, as the
national protector of Italy, has resolved to send
troops to insure the general tranquillity and the inde-
pendence of the several States composing the Penin-
sula, and gives the assurance that by the care of
Austria, the Court in Italy shall not trouble the ge-
neral peace of Europe.
London, England, 1820-11-23

BETHNAL-GREEN MEETING.

A Public Meeting was held yesterday by the In-
habitants of the Parish of St. Matthew, Bethnal-
green, for the purpose of taking into consideration
the propriety of presenting a loyal and dutiful Ad-
dress of Congratulation to her Majesty the QUEEN.
In consequence of the refusal of the Rector to grant
the use of the Church to the purposes of this Meet-
ing, the Parishioners were obliged to assemble in the
Vestry Room, which was capable of accommodating
but a limited number of persons. Several Resolu-
tions were passed, expressive of the feelings and opi•
nions of this extensive Parish upon the oppressive
and unconstitutional character of the late ptoceed-
ceedings against the QUEEN, and upon the signal
triumph which her MAJESTY had obtained over her
enemies. An Address of Congratulation, founded
upon the Resolutions, was carried unanimously; and
after thanks had been voted to Alderman WOOD and
Lady ANNE HAMILTON, and to the Churchwarden,
for his impartial conduct in the Chair, the Meeting
separated.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1820-11-23

g to be realised *ill progressively increase. Confirmed by vie
lessons of experience, I thus hopeeto be enabled to express my.
self to the Representatives of the Nation, when, after g
from their labour and fatigue, they again assemble, in the et.
suing Session, in order to continue the operations tbey have left
pending, and, as hithetto, successfully to promote the putt.:
prosperity. (Signed) " FEriDINAND.
" San Lorenzo, November 7, 1890."

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this fore-
noon. They contain the account of the Prorozati•zn
of the Cortes, which has been anticipated by the e-
rect arrivals here from Madrid, but no other inte
ligence of importance.

Letters of the 4th inst. via France, state, that tile
Emil packet, Captain WATKINS, reached L'tbor cz
the lst,• and that as soon as the Captain had arii;ee,
he was arrested and put into prison, •and his Ma:s
taken from him. The Mails were opened, on the prc.
text of searching for contraband propet ty. No suth
articles being found, the Captain was immediately
released. The packet was to sail again on tl7e 6-11
for the litazi:s, with the Conde 412 PA IMELLA ;
no I.rivate letters were to be suirerd to go with
The Elections for the Cortes were concluded af:c7
the manner adopted in Spain, and they are to
in January. _ _ _

It appears by the letters from Lisbon, that the loaa
of four millions is nearly completed; that upward;
of 20,000 troops are now in Lisbon, quartered on the
inhabitants, which causes much complaint; and that
robberies bad become so frequent AS to render it ne•
cessary to have the patrols doubled, since the 2:.):h
of October.
London, England, 1820-11-23

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►jIFIE Public are hereby informed, that Thirty-
- seven PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY of
r-nr. BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendence of
the late M.ljt)r-General WILLIAM MU DG El LL.D. P.R.
n 1 A.S. are now complete, and that Impressions from them
-re on Sale at the Ordnance Map Office, in the Tower of Lon-
don; and also at Willimn Faden's, Geographer to his Majesty,
lid Agent to the Board of Ordnance, at Charing-Cross. These
Plates cont.in the Counties of Kent, Essex, Susses, Hants.
Dorset, llevon, and Cornwall, and portions of Somerset,
surrey, Pembroke, Cardigan, Carmarthen, Glamorgan, Wilts,
Becks, Middlesex, SuEolk, Hertford, and Cambridge.—
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portions of the adjacent Country, was published on the Ist
of August, ISM; and as the Work is still in progress, ac-
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Ghat Britain, upon a Scale of One Inch to a Mile, the publi-
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suck a Work will admit, without increasing its Ann,ual expense.
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;;:; their own habitations, stay, by application to Mr. Basta,
r:t the Ordnance Map Office, where an Index Map will be
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R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, November 22, 1220.
rEITIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
-L COMPANY q :lIERCH.IITTS er EXCLAIM, tradix„;
t) Me EMT-INDIES, de hereby give Notice,,
That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
Company. appointed to be held at their House in Leadenhall-
street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th December next, is further
made Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors,
fur their approbation, in conformity with the 17th Section of
tne Gth Chapter of the Dye-Laws, a Resolution of the Court of
Directors of the Bth instant, proposing the Establishment of a
new Offire, with a Salary of Three Hundred Pounds per An-
num, at the Company's Military Seminary at Addiscombe, for
the Instruction of the Cadets at that Institution in the Science
of Military Surveying.
The said Resolution is open at this House for the inspection
of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-11-23

THE ARM%k

The station of the 77th regiment is. altered from
Seotland to England, and they are to embark at
Dublin for Liverpool.
A detachment of King's and Company's troops,
amounting to 130 men, has arrived at Portsmouth.
from India, under the command of Captain Dams,
of the 34th regiment, with eaptain JENOUR, 69th
regiment, and Lieutenant Bland, Royals. As the
General Palmer, in which ship they came home, has
disposed of her cargo of teak wood to Government,
mostly of the growth of Rajahmundry, on the Goda-
very river, the King's troops are to be re-.embarked
on board the Caroline brig for Gravesend, in order
to be turned over, as invalids and time-expired men
generally are, to the Officer at Chatham.
London, England, 1820-11-23

STEEPLE CHASE.

A steeple chase Match of four miles, for One Hundred Gui-
neas, took place last week near Newcastle, between two horses
belencing to the 4th Dragoon Guards, the one rode by Captain
13oyn, and the other by Lieutenant Macle. The ground
chosen was a circuit, with thirty-two leaps, at each of which a
soldier was placed, is neither of the riders knew the country ;
unclothe bind and colours of the Regiment were placed at the
winning post, attended by the (*we, awl a number of gen-
tlemen of the town and neighbourhood. The Alatch was won
by Captain Bovn, in twenty toilette. Lieutenant Magan's
horse was the favourite at starting, and bad the speed of his
opponent, but lost the match by being railllt thy at the leaps.
Considerable sums were depending upon tbelssue of the contest.
Both the gentlemen rode in a most masterly style, and the
horses came in apparently not mach fatigued.
London, England, 1820-11-23

CAPITAL INVESTMENT FOIL MONEY.
FREEHOLD RECTORIAL TITHES over the WHOLE
PARISH, nearly THREE THOUSAND ACRES, with
a very eligible elegant Residence, with Offices, Farm-yard
and Buildings, and about Sixty Acres of Land, under an
Agreement for a Lease for Twenty-one Years, at a nett clear
Rent of ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS
per Annum.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, -
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Golden-square),
By Order of the Exhume".
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-alley, C,ornhill, ea
Tnuastur, the 14th December, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock, in
One Lot,
THE very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
the property of the late Jostx Rosters, Esq. deceased.
Comprising the RECTORIAL TITHES of the whole Parish
of Great Wakering, containing nearly
THREE THOUSAND ACRES,
A short distance from the pleasant and fashionable Watering
Place of South End, in the County of Essex.
Also, th, newly-erected excellent well-planned RESI-
DENCE, with Offices of all descriptions, Coach-houses, Stables,
Dog-kennel, capital Farm-yard, with Barns, Stabling, and all
necessary Outbuildings, and about Sixty Acres of rich Land.—
The whole Estate and Tithes let for Twenty-one Years, at a
nett clear Rent of
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM.
This Property is highly valuable and well-known rich Land
as any in the Kingdom, and within a short distance of Water-
carriage, where the Produce is conveyed, at a small Expense, to
the Corn-Markets, for ready Sale and quick Returns.
This Property is very Improvable, as it is likely a consi-
derable number of Acres more in the Parish will be brought
into Cultivation.
The Residence and Land may be viewed by applying on the
Premises, where Particulars may be had ; also, at the Ship,
South End ; Ship, Rochford ; Cups, Colchester; Blue Posts,
Witham; Messrs. Chalk and Me'gy, and Black Boy, Chelnu-
ford ; King's Head, Maidon ; White Bart, Brentwood, and
Romford ; of Mr. Roberts, Solicitor, Furnirs-Inn ; at Gaffs-
, way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square ;
where a Plan of the House and Lands, and a Draft of the
Lease, may be seen.
London, England, 1820-02-08

THE ARMY IN 'RIM toN 1).

The office of Commander of the Furces in this
country is about to he abolished.
The Barrack. Commissariat, and qedical Depart-
-news in this'kingdom are to be im i:ediately conso-
iidated with those of England, and tae principal Of-
ficers am to be placed on pensions.
The 63d Regiment is not to be quartered at Mul-
lin-gar; its destination is Limerick, ani it is to re-
place the detachments of the 12th, cantoned in the
cou :tics of Clare and Tipperary.
The Bth Veteran Battalion are ordend from Newry
to Portpatrick, to embark for Scotia id.