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London, England, 1811-03-14

Conveyance or assignment to give a preference to a
creditor, prisoner not to be discharged, unless such
creditor relinquishes the preference —Court to make
order in cases of misconduct of assignees, or to ap-
point new assignees.—Prisoners committed by any
process for non-payment of money, or by Courts- of
Conscience, to be entitled to the benefit of the Act.—
Persons
having taken the benefit of any Insolvent Act
within five years, not to be entitled to the benefit of
this Act until the expiration of five years. Prisoners
at the suit of the Crown net to be discharged unless
three of the Lords of the Treasury consent—Persons
discharged under this Act not to be entitled to the
benefit of it within five years afterwards, unless three-
fourths of creditors in number and value consent—
Court to be always open and held in the metropolis
—A Judge from each of the Courts of King's Bench,
Common Pleas, and Exchequer, to be nominated the
first day of every Term, to form a Court of final
appeal for appeals from the decisions of the Court
under this Act.
WAGGONS, STAGE-COACHES, &c.

The Highway Bill now in the House of Commons
snakes the following provisions for the increase of tolls
on the turnpike reads, after the 24th of July next, on
Waggons, Carts, and Stage Coaches above a certain
weight. Waggons, Carts, or other carriages, (with
certain exceptions) exceeding seven ton ten cwt. in
summer, and seven ton in winter, nea to be permitted
to pass. Provisions for weighing Waggons, Btc. to
be extended after the 24th July to Stage Coaches.—
No Stage Coach, weighing with passengers and lug-
gage more than three ton, in summer, or two ton ten
cwt. in winter, to be permitted to pass without pay-
ing an increased toll in proportion to the weight.
WEIGHT ALLOWED..
MARTA or valets. SUMMER. WINTER.
Nt'aggons. Horses. Tons. Cwts. Tons. Cwts.
Having the tire nine inches / 8 6 0 8 •
broad
Six inches, rolling eleven 6 5 10 ~
Having the fore-wkeel4 and i
6 5 2
the hind 8 inches broad
Six inches - . - - 6 4
Having the fore-wheels and / 4
the hind 5 inches broad
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London, England, 1811-03-14

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MARCH 14.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK a
3 per Cent. Cons. money, 641—for account 6514
Reducer! shut- -4 per Cant. shut-4 per Cent. Navy 971.
&check Bills 89. to lIL prem.—Bonds, 255. prem.

44 WINDSOR.CASTLI, MARCH 14.
" His MAJWIT continues nearly in the same state
in which he has been during these last few days."
(Signed) 46 M. BALLIZI R. WILLIS."

The whole of the troops carried out to Lisbon by
Admiral Yonics were expected to be landed there by
the 6th instant. This reinforcement, we have reason
to believe, will induce Lord WELLINGTON to make
such movements as will compel the enemy to give
battle ; and the most important advices from that
quarter may therefore very shortly be expected.
The following letter, from an officer under Lord
WELLINGTON, came by the last conveyance:
" For some time past, we have been perfectly
quiet, except occasional skirmishing between the ad-
vanced posts, of no consequence. The British army
take up a line at present about 30 to 40 miles distant
from this place, with the enemy close to its front.—
But the ground now occupied by us is not very de-
fensible ; 'and in case of the enemy making a move-
ment towards us, we will no doubt retire to our line
of defence, which is only from 25 to 28 miles •
.'
Lisbon. The French evidently wait for reinforce•
ments, which will no doubt arrive, so as to justify
their opening the campaign shortly after *he middle
of March, when the fine weather generally sets in
here. The first attack will probably equal any thing
yet on record ; it will be all that France can do, aided
by her chosen troops, and commanded by her best
and most successful Generals, which nothing on earth,
1 believe, could repel but a British army. My next
letter,. I hope, will give you an account of this at-
tack, and of the enemy's defeat."

Two Anholt and two Heligoland mails arrived
this morning.—Every fresh arrival from the Conti-
tent tends to increase the probability of a rupture be-
tween France and Russia. Prussia seems to be marked
gut as tke theatre of war, as all the French troops
are in motion towards that unhappy country. The
following selections from the papers received by the
above mails chiefly relate to the above intelligence :
" RAMBLIRGH, MARCH 2.
•• The Frchch troops in this vicinity have received
orders to march for the interior of Germany, and a con.
tiderable corps, say 20 or 30,000, are already said to
have arrived on the frontiers of Prussia. The Duke
of OLDMSURGI (brother-in-law to ALSJCANDIR) re-
ceived a courier from St. Petersburg's, in consequence
rf which he has quit ad his territory. Trout tb-
London, England, 1811-03-14

This day were publi ihed, In 1 vol. isms. price 4s. In hoards,
INSTRUCTIVE TALES by the late Mrs. Tutu-
MEI ; selected by henelf front the Faintly Magazine.
priumvi for J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; and. Messrs. Riving:ons,
St. Paul's.
Where may be had, price Is. History of Lucy Franklin ; and
Mary Wessley, price 6d.

-
Thin day was published,
In six volumes, post flea. price XS I Sc.. 6cl. boards, and in six
volumes detnyi Bvo. price £5 ss. bonds, finely printed and
hotpresied (embellished with line Engravings from Paintings
Sardrke); goo in six volumes 18rno, without Plates, ,C 1 16$.
boards,
rrHE ARABIAN NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN-
MENTS, carefully revised and occasionally corrected from
the Arable ; to which is added, it Sacco-non of Nate TALCS.
now Ann translated from the Arabic Originals; also an introduc-
tion and Notes, illustrative of the Religion,- Manners, and Cus-
EOM of the Matiommedans.
• By JONATHAN SCOTT, LL.D. Oxford,
Late Oriental Professor at the Royal Military and East India
- • ' Colleges, &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Browe, Pater-
non e -row.

ISONAPARTE AND THE FATE OF EUROPE.
This day was published, neatly printed in demy Bvo. caraining
40 pages, embellished with a Portrait of the French E.asperor,
No. 1. price Is. of
THE LIFE of BONAPARTE, containing every
authentic Particular by Which his extraordinary Character
has bent found, with a conoise History of the Events that have •
occasioned h a unparalleled Elevation, and a philosophical Review
of his Manners and Policy as a Statesman and Sovereign. In-
cluding Memoirs and original Anecdutes of the IniperLl Family,
and the most celebrated Characters that have appeared. so France
diming the Revolution.
By WILLIAM J.ODEWYK VAN ESS.
Sold by M. Jones, 5, Nevrgate-street ; and all other Book-
sellers in the United Kingdom.
Of whom may be hut, an Inferior Edition of the above Work,
printed in 12mo. at 6.1. each.
London, England, 1811-01-19

NUMBER 74481

VOCAL CONCERT, WILLIE s ROOMS,' 111111
MESSRS. KNYVETT and MRS. VAIIGRAN
beg leave nia.t reopktfully to acquaint theNoblUty,
Gentry, and the Public In general, that their SUBSCRIPTION
CONCERTS will take place on the following nights, at the
'bare Rooms :—Monday, ikissarg 2Stb; Thursday, March Itb;
Mondays, March 11th, lllib, and 15th; Thursday, April 4th;
Mondays, April 2241, 11th.
Maclaine BERTINOTTI RADICATI, and Mr..)II94AHAM,,
are tarred for the whole of tilt Season.-

The Meow rs have great pleasure to atmoueoe, that they are
in possession of some of the choicest Productions from the Con-
tinent, which have never bees beard in this country, and they
Batter themselves, with the unrivalled talents of Medallic Bee-
tinotti and Mr. Braliam, that they shall be able to perform this
bectes of Music in the most finished "intoner.
In order to perform Madrigals, Motets. and Glees, ear Double
lid Triple Chairs, with every possible effect, they have engaged
a numerous Vocal Band, osnalsdng of the most essialent Par-'
formers of the country.
With a view to meet the wishes of their Friends, who have I
long noticed the want of novelty in eoneerts of this assaiptions
they are nuking every nenion to bring reeerard New Music,
bosh Vocal and instrumental, and they ate already prepared with
metal Maissecripte of Sir Jolts Iltswensissi, Webb, Sporfarth,
4ttwoiel_, and other Milebrati4 Neglisk Conspomee.
Mr. WaLcesat le aniseed to hied she Bind, whiek fin be
Ininserous, and coedit of the that %rinsing In the itinglisui:
The EMU inatreereallif produetionaor Molars Hari* OW.
doyen' Bach, anti third, will be peefseseed.
The above Rooms have beim, newly fitted silo an elegant Style
at considerable repents, for them Concern, and axe sew litegery
respect eakuiated m give entire satiereedest, both se to Maisel
effect and accommodation.
Terms of Subscription few the Eight Ceneerts, Foie Goinhies
to be received at the Meek Shop of Chappell and Co. (late Gad-
dine), No. I ve, New Bond-otreet.
Titkets *ill be transterabk,'l.adlee'to Ladles, end Gendenien's
to Gentlemen, in Families only; and, for ;he aepisensedadon of
the Public, two Ladies or two Gentlemen may (by entering their
joint names at the time of subscriblpg), take out One Subside-
con, which will admit them singly to these Concerts.
Farther Particulars will be speedily announced.
London, England, 1811-01-19

The Holders of the said Shares are respectfully informed that
they may receive the full amount of their Shares as above, with.
out any deduction or abatement whatever.
Tickets and Shares are now rapidly teliing for the other Tkree
Drys' Drawing, which commence the 7th of February next, at
ROLFE and Co.'. Offices, No. 15 and 26, Skinner-street ; 7,
Snow-hill; Nos. and 13, Pickett-greet ; 412, Oxford-street ;
and No. 6, Aidgate; which Offices qOlll the Prises No. 0.690,
12,440, and 2,436 ; and at all the Licensed Oases In Tows,
and their Agetits in the Couutry.
•
London, England, 1811-01-19

NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING OFFICE,
a, COttNilll.l., LONDON.
WMARTIN thinks it necessary to inform his
• lirtends and tfte Prblie, that he continues to sell and de-
liver all sorts of Newspapers at an early hour in Town, and for-
wards them with the greatest regularity to all parrs of the United
Kingdom, pnstage free. •
N. B. The great irregularity and disappointment experienced
by Gentlemen residing in the Country, by net receiving their
Newspapers regularly, induces W. M. to inform them, if they
will favour him with their order, he will engage to supply them
without being thus disappointed, and in that manner which
shall give the g..eatest satistaction. Public Reading Rooms, Cof-
fee Houses, Taverns, &c. Ste. will find this establishment well
worth their notice, as they will rent only be served regular, but
en such terms as are not to he equalled in Leaden.
DAILY PAPERS.
Tinsel Star
Morning Post Courier
Morning Chronicle Globe
British Press Statesman
Morning Herald Sun
Public Ledger , Ptlot
Morning Advertiser Alfred
Day Traveller.
THREE-DAY-WEEK PAPERS: •
London Packet General Evening Post
London Chronicle Commercial Chronicle
Evening Mail English Chronicle
St. James's Chronicle And every Weekly Paper.
The great inconvenience and clay experienced II Auctioneers,
Solicitors, and Gentlemen residing in every part of the Country,
in getting Advertisements inserted in London and Country News.
iiapers, induces W. M. to inform them, that he undertakes to
receive fur, and insert Births, Marriages, Deaths, and every kind
of Advertisement for all the London and every Provincial News.
paper in England, Ireland, and Scotland. This will be very de.
sirable to Gentlemen in the Country who have 001 a correspon-
dent in Town, as it will save much trouble and expenee in seri.
ring copies for every different Paperrns well as postage of letters.
1 Gentlemen favouring W M. with their order., for any kind of
Advertiseniettts, may rest assured they shall be inserted with tho
greatest correctness, regularity, and digiaNer .
•
•
..._..0! .44 a •5 1 J . .

By W. F. POCOCK, Architect.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Ascbitectutal Library, No. 59,
High Holborn, Loados,--Wbere my be bad,
Nicholson's C,arpentw's chide, *to. 72 Plates, 15s. bond.
Niekeivose• CarPOSter said Jobilr's Assistant, 4to. 79 Flats,
a new Wass, ael. la. bound.
Niehedion's lostractor ter lip Orders, ft.. 41 flaws, a
sepllallte4 101101.6P1D4-
:".1.,;..

The Pectoral Balsam's prepared and sold in bottles at 2s. 9d. Ifs. I
and 11 s. d uty in clutl ed, by James Rymer surge° n,, Reigate, syney, i
and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Churchyard; I
and, retail, by F. Newbery and Sous, St. Paul's Cisurelaiqd ; I
Bacon and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Smith, 29, Haytnarlutt, Mrs. "
Newbery, Corner of St. Paul's Chnrch-yard ; Tact, Royal Ea.- . )
dose; Ward, Holborn; and all the Venders of Patent Modr
nines to the United Kingdom.—Ot whons may PI bid,
jitYltaß's TINCI LW end P 14.41-
• 1
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London, England, 1811-01-19

HORSES AND HORNED CA !TLE.

BCROSBY And Co. respectfully inform Gentle.
. men, Fanners, Dealers, and others, interested (ft LIVE
s POCK, they have just published sew and haproved liaitions of
the following valuable Works :
lit. Crosby's Farmrr's, Glazier's, Steward's, arid Cattle-
Keeper's Daily Journal, or Memorandum Book for 1511 ; on a
new and improved plan, by the Author of the COmpleTe Grazier,
price is. or extra tuck, ss.
2nd. Clater's Every Man His Own Farrier, or the Whole Art
laid Open ; the 2 1 Editiotr, corrected and enlarged throughout,
with upwards of 100 new articles never before published, embel-
lished with a fine Portrait of the Author, 800. 9s.
•„• A few Copies only remain unsold of Mr. Clater's Every
Man His Own Cattle Doctor, price ios. Ga.
_ .

•
sttl• Virtu's British Farmer's Complete Dictionary of every
Science connected with Husbandry, with Mani plates; recom-
mended by the late Duke of Bedford, step. £3 I 21. 6d.
4th. The Complete Grazier, or instruviOns for preparing
Food, Breeding, Feeding sod Rearing Cattle, and Managing a
Grass Farm; by a Lincolnshire and other Grazier: the 3d Edi.
tion, with many new plates and improvements. lgs• „ _
Sth. A Treatise on the Choice, Buying, and GenerakM
ment of a Farmer'slAve•Stock, with several wood•cutliof a
number of the most profitable hints on the itoprovaneat 9f Wool,
Destroying Vermin, ecc. Ste. ' • e
6th. Dickson's Complete System of Mo4ern Artulture, with
many plates, in 2 large vols. 4:o. £4 I 4s. dd.
kr •

RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUCIF. MEDICINE,
For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, the Aithnia, &c.
CRANE, Esq. near Chudleigh,-Devon, who, on
J
• the least Cold, is much afflicted with :'Cough and so trou-
bled with Phlegm, that it is with dUEvalty he can bathe, writes
to Mr. Rymer as fellow., viz.

" SIR-1 have found much relief from Tont PectoraiMedicine,
and believe it to be an excellent remedy for Colds and Coughs,,
as well u Asthma. I am, Sir, your must obedient humble servant,
" Feb. 28, 1800. " J. CRANE."
'From Mr. Scemmel, Surgeon, whe attended the above Gentle.
man, to ivir. Rymer :
" Silt—l have regularly visited Captein Crane; belies cone-
nned the use of the Pectoral Medicine according to your direc-
tions, and, lam happy to add, with good effect. The Dysiniag
has been very greatly relieved, and the Stricture almost entigely
removed from the Pulmonary System. I am, Sir, your obedient
humble servant, R. 'T. SCA MNI EL"
London, England, 1811-01-19

PRAC FICAL ARCHTITCTURE.

This day was published, elegantly engraved on 86 Plates, 4to.
with Explanations, price 42. 23, bound,
MODERN FINISHINGS FOR ROOM.: a
Series of Designs for Vestibules, Halls, Stair-Cases, Dres-
sing Rooms, Boudoirs, Libraries, and Drawing-rooms ; with
their Doors, Windows, Chimney-pieces, and other Finishing*, to
a large Scale ; and the several Mouldings and Cornices at full
size; skewing their Construction aad relative proportions. To
which aro added, some Desigas for Villas and Porticos, with the
Rules for Drawing the Columns, /cc. at large.
The whole adapted for the Use and Direction of every Person
iusgaged la the practieal Parts of +Building.
London, England, 1811-01-19

LIFE OF SIR DAVIU BAIRD

this day was published, price Two Shillings and Sixpence am.
banished with a most ably eugr,ived Portrait of 4ir David
Baird by Cordon,
iIHE ROYAL MILIL'ARY CHRONICLE,
Nunewr the Third. Th, Contents of this Number are,
Ist. Portrait of Sir David Baird by Cordon. 2.1. Map of Portugal.
Sd. Life of David Baird, and H,stury of the 73d Regime, r.
4th. Continuation of the I.ife of Lind Wellington Sth. Original
Life of Mauna. 6th. Military r'ormation or the French Army,
sontinued from the second N,ti,ther. 7th. History of the First
Regional of life Guards. Bth. Onginal Correspondence. 9th.
Ailitary Essays tOth. Law and Practise of Courts Martial. 11th,
Course of Tusks. 12th. Pronintions, Obituary, &C.,
Printed for 1. Davis, ti 8, Essex-rtreet, Strand.
London, England, 1811-01-19

FASHIONABLE DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught. at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
ascomplishnteot, or have not the modern style.
Mr.ALLIEN.II system of teaching is expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requs-
*i.e for genteel society expeditiously, privateln and in a superior
style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private
teaching may ledln at a small expeuce, with a respectable set oi
pupils, on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing
taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the superior parts of
she profession. The Subscription Assemblies ate every Friday.,
London, England, 1811-01-19

FORTY-FOUR. cAprr4L PRIZES, FOUR OF £20,000,
And no Prize less than £2O.
ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY.
ITORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to
A• i remind the Public, that the State Lottery will bi gin and
finish on the 11th of Next Menth. Tickets and Shares are con-
siderably cheaper than for many Lotteries past. The Novelty of
the Scheme is approved of, and the demand excessive, which bas
caused a rise in price, and must continue ; as such, HORNSBY
and Co. hope their Friends will bay quickly.
THIRTY-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL PRIZES,
W sold by HoaNSIT and Co. in the last State Lotter. y.
Also, In the last two years,
5 of £20.000, s of £lO,OOO, and 2 of 5000.
240. 4,469 .820,000 No. 133 £lO,OOO
2,618 9,()00 2,279 10,000
18,544 20,000 8,831 10,000
10,294 20,000 8,716 5,000
19,544 20,000 19,570 5,0( 0
Geddes 1 of £4,000, 3 of £2,000, 6 of 1,000. and 10 of £5OO,

THE PROPRIETORS of the GRAND CITY
LOTTERY respectfully inform the Public, that the four
Prizes, drawn on the first day's Drawing, the 4th of December
last, were yesterday sold at Garraway's, by Auction, by Mr.
IVIORRILLI., pursuant to the order and directions as described on
the back of the Shares of each of the s •i Prize Tickets, viz.-
9,490, 12,440, 15,5 R t, 2,496. The Proprietors, in consequence
of the liberal manner in which the Public has countenanced the
City Lottery, consider it as their duty to inform the Prize-holders,
that the valuation of this substantial Freehold Property, as
represpted by the Scheme, is not nominal, as the following state-
loom elucidates: se. Valued.
Viz. 9,090, A Freehold, No. to, Pickett-street,/
1.210 1200
sold by Auction, at Garravray's
13,548, A Do. No. 23, Skinnemtreet, be-1
ISOS 1300
ins a Freehold Ground Rent
2436, A Do. No. 20, Picket-street 1047 1000
12,440, A Do. No. s', Fleet-marker, be-7 $69
lug a Freehold Ground Rent S

4131 4000
It Tended the valuation, as stated In the Scheme by Sale £lO5.
The two firs'eof the above Prizes, sold at Garrawaye, tying
shared 1 ickets to Mr. Theobaid, of Skinner-street; and Mr.
Mies, of Bishopsgate-street. The other two Prizes sold ky Pri-
'trite Contract to Messrs. HIV/$O3l.
London, England, 1811-01-19

THE PUBLIC ATTENTION is solicited at
this moment to the best Via, ever submitted from Govern-
taent ; by which numerous individuals may be raised in one hour
to an independent Fortune, fcr the risk of only a small sum of
snoney. The present State Lottery is found to remove eveity
objection in past Lotteries. The Number of Capitals is increased
to 44. There are Four Prizes of X 20,000 There is hut One
Ticket of a Number, and the lowest Prize irs £2O. A Purchaser
of several Numbers may gain several Twenty Thousand P.eund
Prizes. Yet, with all these superior Benefits, the Tickets are
'finch cheaper than in any Lottery for seveersl years past. The
Whole Lottery will be decided in One Day, by an entire New
and Approved Mode of Drawing ; and should a Change of Pub-
lic Measures take place, it is very probable there may be NO
SORE LOTTILIIZS if so, t his is the only opportunity of obtain-
ing a Fortune for a small sum, if ezisende d before the 15th Nest
Month.
London, England, 1811-01-19

PIANOFORTES VERY CHEAP.

A MANUFACTURER disappointed of Foreign
Orders, is overstocked, and will sell FIFTY of the post
improved new ones, singly, much cheaper than they can he
bought elsewhere; not only worth the particular attention of
'Private Families wanting a good Instrument, at a small price,
bat also of Music Shops, Professors, and Exporters, viz.—New
32 Guinea ones for 45—Horizontal 75 Guinea Grande f.r 60—
Upright 85 Guinea Grads for 68—Good Second-hand Pianos,
from 14 to 23 Guineas. Alto, some Finger and Barrel Organs
and Harps—the loweor price marked on each for immediate pay-
Sient.—To be teen at Mr. Mien's Private Dancing Academy,
No. 9, Sherrard-street, near Golden•square.

FOil lir-FOUR CAPITAL PIiMIES,
ALI. TO DhIAWN 18TH Nan' MOAT S.
HODGES and Co. 149, Oxford-street, are seiling
TICKITS soid SNARLS in the present Lottery in great
laiiety of Numbers; who recently sold and shared
5 Prat, of .esso,ooo I • Priv' of
4 10,000 I &c. &e

5,040
London, England, 1811-01-19

PALEY'S WORKS, ADAVI ED TO PURPOSES OF
GENERAL EDUCATION.
This day was published, price 51 bound,
AGRAMMAR of MORAL PHILOSOPHY
and NA 1 URAL THEOLOGY, with a Summary of the '
Evidences of Christianity; abstracted chiefly from the Works of
Archdeacon PALEY; with Questions for the exercise of the Stu-
dent, In the manner 0 Goldsmith's" Grammar of Geography."
By the Rev. 1. W BAKER.
The valuable contents of Dr. Paley's Works have long been
locked up in large and evensive Volumes from the rising gene-
ration, whom they are eepesially adapted to instruct ; and It is to
be presumed, that the exhibition of them In the compass of this
small Volume will be hailed as an acquisition by all conductors of
Seminaries of Education.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street; an 4 to be bail
'of all Booksellers. Of whom may be bad,
1. A GRAMMAR of SACRED HISTORY ; LT Mary Rundell,
with Engravings, price 4s.
2. SCRITTURR BIOGRAPDY, IKITIO. 6S. by Dr. Watkins.
London, England, 1811-01-19

This day was pgblished, price Ss. 6d.

I OST stnd FOUND, a Comedy, by M. R. MAS-
TERS, Esq. now performing at the Lyeeum Theatre.
Printed for W. H. Wyatt, No. 9, Picket-street, Temple-Bar.
Of whom may be had, price Fs. (id. The aew popular Play of
the Doubtful Son, by W. Dimond, Esq.; also, price :lc a revised
Edition, being the Third, of F lit dr Miss, by T. Pocock, Esq. ;
also by the same Author, price 4s. Tweuty Yaws Ago, a new
Mele-Drattiatic Entertainment.
London, England, 1811-09-25

ROYAL Li 1 i ERA PATENT.
'THE SARCOTIC WARM and COLD S ANA.
ME BATHS, particularly calculated for the tteetilicle•
plod., MINOS, and Private Fondle, in I own and Comm they
may be fixed In Dressing-rooms or any other situation, and can
be ittated when requiresl, in a very short time.—Nlay be seen in
use, and are manufactured only by the Patentees, A rowrung and
Folkard, 76, Great Queen-street, Lincoin'it-inn.firliiii, Landon.

A CANE OF REAL DIN I it Etsb.
AGENTLEMAN Wit() WAS in a respectable '
Bank lig and Mercantile line, from which he was reduced
by unavoldsble misfortunes, with a wife and eleven children,
bad been endeavouring by his industry to support th sm, when
be was seized with a severe illness which rendered him unable
to follow his employment. To rasing') his family in this dis-
tress, he was obliged to dispose of almost every attic they were
possessed of, and his wife, who is now confinad of her twelfth
child, is destitute of the necessaries which her situation requires,
tani.the rest of the Wilily ate in a similar state of distress. To
alleviate this misery, the present application u made to the gene-
rous and humane, from whom Subscriptions will be received by'
the following persons who will give every information respecting
the truth of the above statement: Messrs. Nornavile and Fell,
ty, New good-street ; Mr. Psterson, 39, Ludgate-street; Mr.
-Vick, 24, Holywell-street ; Mr. Ogle, 293, Hz!' Holborn ; and
Messrs Trcnehard and Williamson, 58, Leadeohall-street.
London, England, 1811-09-25

DIED.

Lately, at Kllmingtoni Surnerseshire, the Hon aid Rev.
Charles Digby, one of the Cantu of Wells Cathedral, mid uncle
to Earl Digtry.
Tuesday se'nnight, Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Johnstone, late
of the 43th Regiment of Foot, fourth son of Dr. Janwa John-
stone, sen. late Physician in Worcester.
At Paris, the dal instant, aged 87, Count Bougainville, Mew-
her of the Senate, and one to the most celebrated Frencu navi-
gators.
1 At Glasgow, the 14th Instant, Janet, and on the same day, at
logleron, in An gus-shire,Cathtrine,buth daughters of alr.Ceurts
Clipperton, Wrter to the Signet, Ldinhurgh.
At Whitehiil, near Glasgow, on the 14th instant, the Rev.
James Grahame.

'Fite 12d in•t. at her house, at Richattrind. Surrey. Mrs. Wake-
field, Rik: of the Rev..l hostas Waiktn,ld, late Aliuister of drat
parish.
London, England, 1811-09-25

••• These Paiars are not prepares! from Tar or Fish Oil.

TO THE BILIOU:i ANI) GOUTY.
THOMAS'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THE Proprietor of this inestimable Medicine hav-
ing suffered for many years the most ekes uciating Pans In
the Stomach and Bowels, the consequence of a Billow and Gom y
Habit, and having tried a variety of mediciues without any good
effect, was, after much trouble and expeuce, so fortunate as to
discover a Remedy, in the skilful combinations of some very sim-
ple
and very safe drugs. It is now same years since this discovery
was made, and in the course of that time, whenever the distil der
threatened to return, It has been invariably kept off by having re-
course to this ievaluaide medicine The effects of it are speedy
and certain, and It has seldom, if ever, failed in giving immediate
relief t• those violent Spasmodic Attacks, so frequently attendant
upon Bilious and Couty Habits. It will also Strengthen and In-
vigorate the who'e System.
This safe and eicellem Medicine has been most successfully
taken by many of the Proprietor's friends, who have invariably
experiettced from it immediate relief. It is at their reques:, and
from a fill conviction of its utility and perfect safety, that it is now
offered to the Public under its present form. Fully aware of the
prejudice generally Conceived against what are esteemed Quack
Medicines, it is the with of the Proprietor to offze only a concise
statement of Facts; being thoroughly convinc2d that when the
Pills have been once tried, any euloglum will be unneces-sry.
These Pills act as a very gentle apeileht, and are strongly rec:nn-
istratlod tb Costive Nati:lent Habits, for Loss of App.tite,
and removing those Croditi s front the Stomach arising front Bile.
they vedl also he found very salutary in restoring the Vigour of
the Frame after Intemperate Living, and are iart:cularly recom-
mended so Geutletueu travelling WI the Continent, or in Warm
Climates.
Sold Wholesale only (by appointment of the Preprietor), by
Barclay and Sun, N 0.93, Fleet-marker, London, and In order to
prevent Counterfeits, observe that none can possibly be Gealeine
unless the Stamp oil each Vox is wiped by the Proprietor, Mr.
'llamas. Sold also Retail, price ts. 6.1. by all Venders of Me-
dicine in Town and Country.
London, England, 1811-09-25

DIVIDENDS.

William Preston. of Leeds,4l;;rlrsliire, merchant, dealer and
chapman, October 22, at eleven, at the Hotel, Leeds.—Thomas
Topham, of Mane' ester, merchant, October it, at eleven, at the
Bridgewater Arms, Manchester.—Thomas Hindley and Sowed
Cooling, of Manchester, calico-manufacturers, at four, at the
Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester.—Samuel Aekerley, of Liverpool,'
woollen-draper, October 22, at twelve, at the Globe Tay. rn, in
Liverpool.—Charles Milner, of Hackney, Middlesex, dealtr in
cattle, October 22, at ten, at Guildhall.Thornas Laughton, of
0 d Faro', Middlesex, and —of Barnet Common, Herta, coajinter-
chant and brickmaker, Nov. 5, at eleven, at Guildhall—John
Dadcock, of Paternoster-row, London, bookseller, Nov.!, at
twelve, at Guildhall.—John Vaux, of Cushion-court, Broad-
s: reef, London, broker, dealer and cayman, Nov. 5, at eleven,
at Guildhall.—John Mallard, of Bristol, merchant, Nov. I, at
twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol.—Richard Curgenven the
younger, of Plymouth, linen-draper, October 15, at ten, at the
Pope's Heael-inn, Plymouth.—Ydward Willis, of Stroud, GIOI•
cestershire draper, October 24, at eleven, at the King's Arms-
Inn, Stroud.—John Norris, late of Portsmouth, Hants, baker,
October It, at one, at the George Inn, Portsmouth.—Thomas
Chapman, laze of Maeclesfield, Cheshire, butcher, October 30,
at Woven, at the Mosley Arms luny Manchester.
London, England, 1811-09-25

BANKRUPTS.

Dennis Chandler, late cZScowuplani, Suffolk, corn and coal-
merchant, dotter and chapatan, to bartender October at
lour, October 22, and Nev. 3, at ten, at the King's Head in:,,
Stowutarket. Atiornle*, Mr. John Marriott, Stowup and;

Mr. Lyon, Gray's Inn-spare, London.
Wtlliam Bate the younger, of 11 loon, Staffordshire, brickmakrr,
dealt:- and chapman, t)ttober 14, at three, Oc.ober 1 ani
Nov. 5, at elsven, at the hrainghani arms Inn, :thifft.ali, ao•
Attornies, Mr. Francis S,uarr. 13.6taa or Mesas. !Cu'
derley- and Long, iirdy's-lus.

1114iamerstate, either-pools Heiner. ttletehtnt, dealer and Asp -
man, October A, 9, and Nov. 5, at one, ar the Globe Tavern,
John-street, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Preckleton, Basnett-
street, Liverpool.
Cbark-s Vard and James Brown, both now or late of Bolton-le-
Moors, Lancashire, hay-merchants, dealers and chapmen,
Oc-ober 9, at five, October 10, and N0v..5, at eleven, at the
Buck i'th' Vine, Wigan. Attornies, Mr. Bretherton, Wigan;
or Mr. Blackstnck, No. 12, Paper buildings, Temple, London,
John Smith; of Manchester, cotton-manufacturer, dealer and
ehapman, October 10, i 1, and Nov.s, at ten, at the Moslcy-
Arms Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane,
London ; or Mr. Cardwell, Manchester.
Joseph Ogden the elder, of Pendleton, I.ancashire, bleacher and
sizer, dealer and chapman, October 10, 11, and November 5,
at eleven, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Actornies,
Mr. Ellis, Ohaneery-lane, London; or Mr. Cardwell, solicitor,
Manchester.
James Downie, of Limehouse, Middlesex, merchant, October 5,
at eleven, October 4, at one, and Nov. 5, at ten, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Robinson and Hill, No. 19, Great Coram
Street.
London, England, 1811-01-10

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1 'HE RIGHTS Of the ARMY VINDICATED;
in an Appeal to the Public, on the Case of Captain.Foskett.
To which is subjoined the whole of Carain F.'s Correspondence
with the respective Commanders-in-Chief, (his Royal Highness-I
the Duke of York and Sir David Duntlai) and also with the
Officers successively commanding the 15th Light Dragnets&
By HENRY EOSKETT, Esq.
Late Senior Caraln in the 15th Light Dragoons.
" Where's the diitanee throws
" Me back to far, hut 1 may boldly speak
" In right, though proud oppression will not hear rte."
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:ions And Avery other necestary, hot

dreadfully fvom sickness.—We are sorry Maid, that
the British army also suffers from disease.

By a letter from GibraltAr, dated November 20,
• .
we learn, what must be very consotutary to the friends
and relatives of the inhabitants of that place, that
during the alarm occasioned by the late fever, as ftw
or fewer deaths occurred than at any previots period
of the year.

A Gentleman who has just arrived from the Con-
tinent, and who has spent the last year on the shores
of the Baltic in a variety of ports of that sea, states,
that it does not appear that the adoption of the" Con-
ti.wntal System," in the sense in which it is understood
in Russia, comprehends the Burning Decrees as in
opct ction in France and her dependencies, although
it involves a restriction with respect to the future im-
port of British manufactures, and the high duties on
colonial produce elsewhere extorted. The subsequent
extract came to our hands yesterday :

• " DORTRECHT, DEC. !7;
" Paris letters of the 231 instant state, that advices
have been received from Russia, of the condemnation
of a number of British ships, and likewise that the
Teneriffe ships and cargoes are to be immediately
sold, The latter consist principally of sugar, the price
of which in Russia is rising daily, Ms Coatinastal
Systaa it every where to & atloptia!"

One letter from Germany Mentions that the Duchies
of Holstein and Mecklenburgh have, by a public de-
cree', been annexed to the dominions of BONAPARTE,
and now form an integral part of the French empire.
Thetnorntainsand beggaryofJutland are not yet com-
prehended within the territories of NAPOLEON, but it
is probable that the maritime facilities that province
affords, and the natural boundary h supplies, will soon
occasion its transference to the same authority.
London, England, 1811-01-10

xunr.Ert 7440)

S T.- niomAri HOSPITAL.
AsR..CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPEIt will
.INI begia their COURSE of ANATOMICAL owl SURdI.
CAL LECTURES ow Monday the Sl st'irmtatn. at me o'clock..

FASHIONABLE DANCINO.—PRIVATE TUITION.
Wit R. J. G. HOPI NS begs leave to return his most
vv nil thank to his Friends and the Public in general,
for the very tfistitvuished patronage he has so long experienced,
iand respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. Ladies
anti Gen,lemett who have never acquired this accomplishment, or
Lose who have not attained the present fashionable mode, may
be elreslitiously instructed in the mast private manner, to quality
th.sm for the first assemblies, on application at his residence,
Coarbmakers' Hall; Foster-lane, Cheapside.

SOUTH OF DEVON—VALE OF CHUDLEIGH.
TO BE LET, fora term of years, completely far-
Moiled, with $4 Aires of rich land, the much admired Cot-
tage of STOKELAILE, on the banks of the river Teign, one mile
from Chudhigb. Immediate poseession may be had. Applications
to be made either personally, or by letters post:laid, 4, Mr. By-
meld, stationer, corner of Craig's Court, Charing Cross, who will
setre every necessary information.

'STATE LarTAR y.
~HAZARD, BURKE, Sock-Broicess
A respectfulirinforin she Public, that TIMUCTS and SSA ass
for the ?JEW STATE LOTTERY, are now on Sale, at their
Olive, No. 93, ROYAL EXCHAIICE.
the Lottery consists of 20,000 'rickets, numbered hem t to
10,000, en an entire.rew plan. The Scheme contains four Prizes
elllO,OOO-40 other Capitals—and no Prize lower than £2O.
eo be Drawn the 15th of FEBRUARY NEXT'.
In the late October Lottery, No. 27, a Prize of £20,000, and
)10. 2019 a, a Price of £2,000, were-both sol4Jn Shares, at tM
above Once. Letters, post paid, duly answered. .
London, England, 1811-01-10

ABERDYEN, JANUARY S.

The Neptune, Rim, frown Pictou. passed tittongh
this hay on Sunday last, and is since arrived at Leith.
On the passage, one of the seamen, a young man of
the name of Wzrsox, was thrown from the bowsprit,
owing to a heavy sea, and unfortunately drowwed,
notwithstanding great txertions used to save him.
The Neptune left loading, the Barbara, Davit, ex-
pected to be ready The 17th November.---The ship
Jane was proceeding with: her lading at.Pictou„ in the
middle of November, and was expected to be ready.
early in December.—The brig Alfred, Muanocu,
was arrived there, and far advanced in her lading the
I 7th November, so that she was expected to. be ready
before the end of that month.—The following Aber-
deen vessels have been pdt into the'under-mentioned
ports : the brig Britannia, Maims, into Shields ; the
Hind, Muatur, brig Nsvrburgh, and smack Eliza,
into Bnrlingtou ; and Jesse into Whitby, the latter
with lass of sails. The brig Mary, Ross, is arrived
at London, after a boisterous passage.

LEITH, JANUARY 6.
Yesterday arrived in Leith Roads his Majesty's
ship the Aarmat.a. from Bruntislansi, where she has
been some time repairing the damages she sustained
by going ashore in Bervick,llky. Three hne•ot-hattle
ships are hourly expected in Leith Roods from Ports-
mouth, with prisoners of war ; 3CIOO are expected,
which, in addition to those akeadrreeeived, makes
the number in Scotland considerable. _

JAN. 7.—Saturday forenoon, a vessel Will observed
off Inch Keith on her beam-entk. The Custom-house
boat went off with four men, and brought ashore the
dead body of a sailor who was lashed to the mast of
the vessel; but they could not save the wreck. She
seems to hive been a Danish prise taken Joy one of
our emitters, and when off St. Abbe% Head, she Was
smack by a heavy NM* which broke upon her hatches,
and eim because water-lo tba prtae-master and
•ter• MOO !ma oe tapir Wee, mei won owed asst des
London, England, 1811-12-04

of November, 1810, and etedemnecl afterwards
because it is alleged they had hien under llritish Con-
voy," &, .

The case of the ship Atlantic is a singular one ; she
was captured by a French privateer, and carried into
bantzic, where various &vides were used to induce
the crew to acknowledge sbe had come from England,
but without effect. The consequence was, the men
were seized by a troop 04m-d'art:set, and committed
to the public prison, where they were again tempted
in vain by bribes and thivats to impeach the ship.—
Having filed in these attempts, the whole crew, ex-
cepting two who had contrived to conceal theauselve's,
were impressed and ordered If in nOogion: to Aillwerp,
tbr the purpose of serving on board the French fleet ;
and, however strange it may appear, it is confidently
averred, that the crews of the Hercules, the brig Jtt-
Tian, and the brig Catherine, Isere all impressed, and
sent off to Antwerp by the same conveyance. The
two persons who escaped went afterwards to the
French Consul, shewed him, their protections, and
claimed their freedom front attest ; but instead of
granting them any favour of this sort, he took their
protections froth them. These men afterwardsescaped;
and have arrived at America, where they have made
known the facts just detailed. . -
London, England, 1811-12-04

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-pARnEM.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, DECEMBER 1,
4 wja-bn perfurineti,
THE HONEY-MOON:
Tie Puke, Mr. YOCN.G;
Count Montaiban,. Mr. HAPAERTCN:
Rolando, Mr. JONES ; Biltha.ar, MeAM/RyMoRE,
Juliana, Mrs. C. KE.MBILE ; Volante; Miss BOLTON ;
)-losteirs, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Zamora, MlttS. BOOTH.
• In Act IV. &Dame incidental to the Piece.
To which willdrei.atided, •
• THE POOR SOLDIER.

Father Luke, Mr. SHAW ;
Captain Fitzroy, Mr. CLARZMONT
Patrick, Mr. TAYLOR ; Dermdr, Mr. BROADHURST ;
• Darby, Mr. LISTON. -
North, Mtn BOLTON; Kaahlane, Mn. LISTON.
To-morrow, The Winter's Tale.
On Friday, The •klau of the World; Sir.Pertinaz Macayear
phant„Mr. Grant (Wet; his Slat appearance In London). . •
On SatUrday, Pizarro.
The Public are respectidly informed, that Shakespear's Tra-
tedy of Coziolsnus la in preparation, and that IStrs,Siddons
BCC the character of Valium*. . •

THE 6tit6COUR,T, held on:l'itesdip, the 3d ctxy
of December, 1811, and %in the .581 Year a-the Reign of
George the Third, of thet7pited Kingdom of Oren Britain and
. . .
Ireland, - • .

• RESOLVED UNANINIOrSLY, • • • •
That the Thanks of this. Court be,given• SO_ Vie Right Hon.l
'Jo s nos loNATHAN sit r , late Lord Mayor, for the deference
and respect he has shown to his brother Magistrates, by so fre-
quently Calling them togeiher ; for the attention sod intpartialby
with which. he presided curer the Debates of .thi#Court, and for
lids polite atterunia to every indivi*l.Mendier of it; fur the
liberal Hospitality displayed during his residence Mansion
House, anal' for the facility of access to him, which he gave to all
Fellow Citizens ; for the justice and mildness of temper in
vrhieir he administered the laws; imd -rinereily for his-upright
and exemplary conduct• in discharging the various duties of the
ugh and important Office, which he so well filled.
IVOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1811-09-13

THE ARMY.

Wednesday se'nnight, the Waterford Militia tisarch-
ed from Cork to Monkstown, to embark for England.
—They will do duty in the garrison of Portsmouth,
on their arrival from Ireland.
The Leitrim regimevt have marched from Clon-
mel, for embarkation at Cerk for England.

Several transports, having on board the Royal
Cornwall and the Royal Westminster regiments of
Militia, under convoy of the DAPPER gun-brig, have
arrived at the Pidgeon-house, Dublin. The Cornwall
regiment expect to be quartered at Tullamore, and
the Westminster regiment are to remain in that city.

N4VAIL INTELLIGENCE.

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER 11.

Arrived the PARTRIDGE sloop of war, and the
transport Sir Joseph Banks, No. 376, with a detach-
ment of the 88th Foot on board, bound for Berry-
head barracks.
London, England, 1811-09-13

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CON atAc
THE fast-sailing Corvette Brig AMETHYST,
built in Francis, of oak, and free. square sten, with badges,
scroll head, tricasitres per register 312 tons, has two Bush decks,
is bulwarked, and armed with ten 12-pounder earronatles, and 4
long six's, copper bolted, and copper sheathed to load water-mark
of strops scantling, and well secured; is admirably adapted for
dispatch, and would make a desiralsle vessel tor an armed Packet,
or to run for a Market. Lying in the West-India Export Dock ;
John M'William, Master.—lnventories may be had nu !maid,
1 and of slvirat, MARTEN, and sun al.
_ . le? A Blue and White Flag at the Mast-head.

• KENT.
To be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
TOTTINGTON FARM, in Aylestard and Bur-
ham, three miles from Maidstone, on the Medway, cal-
-1 taining 310 Acres. 1 Rood, 17 Perches, in. Arable. Meadow and
Pasture Land, Woad, and Hops, let on Lease to Mr. John
Wililash, which expires at Michaelmas, 1824.
Also, a Track of Wood Land, called Long Tun, in Thurnham,
containing 230 Aerus, in excellent condition, and well stocked
with Timber.
Alio, a Massuage, Barn, and Stable, ani about 15 Acres of
Land, in Stockbury, in the occupation of Wiiiiam Hales Wood-
reeve, of Long Tun.
Poi further Particulars apply to Mr.Woudgate, Solicitor, Gol-
den-square, Loadoa.

MARRIED.
On the slit ult. at Ramble, Captain Lumley, of his Majesty's
ship Crocodile, to Miss Grace Mary Douglas, youngest daughter
of Vice-Admiral Douglas.
Ikursday settnight, at Uffington, Shropshire, by special licence,
Major-General Orde, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the late Henry
Bevan, Esq. of Shrewsbury.