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London, England, 1817-05-02

TDB KING V. lIIUSIIATT AND BOYD.

The defendants in this case, John Mushatt and
Ilinnah Boyd, were brought up to receive judgment,
having beets found Guilty at the Sittings alter last
'feint, of publishing a libel, defamatory of the cha-
racter of a Gentleman named Woodmas and his
wile. In this libel tke defendants imputed to Mr.
Modena* a design to seduce Hannah Boyd, who is
the sister of the prosecutor's wife—and the libel also
charged Mrs. Woodmas with labouring strenuously
to inJuce her sister to comply with the desires of her
husband.

The defendants put in two affidavits, in mitigation
of punishment. That of H/1111.111 Boyd set forth,
that the matters contained in the libel acre strictly
true. That Mr. Woodmas had made dishonourable
proposals to her, and that her sister had endeavou-ed
to petsuade her to agree to his infamous proposition.
'Tat she iiiJiguantly refused, and threatened to pro-
stcute--in consequence of which the parties offered
her two hundred pounds to abandon this intention--
a which sum she had received one hundred pounds.
;!':).it on a ce:tain evening she called on Mr. Wood-
mas, who took tier into his parlour, and made her
drink br..r.dy and water till she was intoeicated
That whi!e in this state he reduced a paper, and
caused her to sign it, tlitoi;4lt she was ignorant of its •
contents—but she now verily believed that it was a
relt.ase from the payment ul t!:e remaining one bun-
ere,' pound:.
Tie a11i...•••7t of Mushatt set forth. that he believed
H.enr..zh Boy,L to be an injured young woman, and
that, in espousing her calm... he believed he was sup-
portiog that of oppressed innocence.. Both the par-
ties ,fated that they had already beeu•ten months in
confinement.

The Avronxzy CzxnnAr. said, if he were left to
his own discrolon, he. would immediately pray judg-
.ment against the defendants, whose affidavits greatly
aggravated their original offence ; but his clients
wt.hed him to act otherwise, being desirous of having
an opportsuity to contradict every statement
taincd in the ALF:davits. This they could easily Lbs.—
for they were quite ready to give a positive denial to
the whole of then ; he, therefore, requested that
time might be given, in order to procure a eery of
"the afliJavits:

The Court ordered the defendants to be brought
up for judgment this day week.

LORD RIVERS V. BIRO.
The Court was occupied nearly the 'oriole of the
day in hearing the Judge's Report upon this impor-
tant case, in which the boundaries of Crnticurne
Chase were called in question.
The argument upon the Role Irsi for a new trial
was postponed until another day.
London, England, 1817-05-02

FINSBURY 7)YSPENS.4AZY.

The Anr.iversary Dinner of this Institution Was
held on Wed:.esday at the London Tavern, and most
numerously attended. Colonel Sir CIJAIMES Dotnim,
of the distinguished Order of Chalks the Third, in
the Chair.

The health of our Sovereign was drank in respect-
ful silence. Those also of the Queen, Regent, and
Royal Family, with three times three.
The CHAINMAN, after adverting to the virtues of
the Illustrious Personage now abroad, who was Pa.
Iron of the Institution, and that particular interest he
had taken in the preseht and s,tl:er benevolent 1;156.
tutions in this metropolis, gave t!:e health of his
Royal Hsghness the Duke of KENT ; which was
drank with loud appLuse, and three time; three.
A statement was read by the Secretary, from which
it appeared that this Dispensary was founded in
178;4 since which about 120,000 persons had been
'the objects of its Intinarie operations; that in the
course of last year 6,000 were relieved, end that 700
patients were at present on 014:hooks!
When the liealths of the MAYOR and Cot.
poratiln of London, with &WIWI; BELL and Timito,
were given, Sir THOMAS Bets. rose and pleadA the •
cause of this excellent liistitution ; in the corns's! of
which he alluded in strong language to the chliga.
Lions of the City to the Duke of KENT for that re-
markable activity whichhe had shown on all occasions
in every Institution, having in view the relief of the
poor and the destitute.—Mr. Ti.u►rsort rocked an Ode
composed for the occasion. _

• It was a gratifying pectacle to perceive a nume-
rous assemblage of the fair sr% enter the room to
witness the pruceudings, who subset ib ,11 most liberally,
and their healths were given with enthusiasm.
Among the number of strangers present were

Fir Patrick Walker, Usher of the White Rod; the Sultan-
Kadde-liarty-tizim-Lihery ; Doctor Mimi, of Peter:burgh, who
had acconl.enied the Grand Di.ke General Liintb, of
the llouse of Rtpteseniativesoilnierici; Fir Rohirt Steele; Ge-
ucra's Fivnine and Wetherall; 4. ,11:anl Rae Wilson, Esq. of
, Fcotland; Mr. it titherford, one of the Magistrves
of Glalow ; Ductor kurbes, Physician to the For:::; and Don
Verillii,

We canuct menti:.n all the loyal and benevolent
toasts giscn dating t;.t: t•veLi:;-g. .11,e following, ill
paiticular, was drenk with tap:wrens :ipplause, afar
an ciccintut atieress given I,) Mr. RAE Wasoa on
that gt:dlike CAICtr wlucii bat: been so urreniittingly
put surd by his Royal 11i;;;Iiness pouting in," like
The Sarniritan tit cid, wine and °a into wound 3,"
and in lei'ding the hungry and chthing the naked :

" May every PALee In tl.e Globe strotT,ly irmk those inelo-
lati,;.tb:e iiC:b wheu are exercised by his P.4,yal Hit,lter.: the
Duke ei! lu the 1;....eat cause ul et;:;eliti4; Humanity, anti go
0.7:14 ?.::cite'"

excellect 13.4nd of the Life Collards, and a
igl.lay..! Piper pl.tyed to,riitg the even.ng, and the
Duke% elect:re was placed at the top of the worn,
aiiorited with latuds.
London, England, 1817-05-02

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 421.

The Commissioners ahp,.int.•J to drag• up a rquirn
for the organization of the Representative
Constitution t f the Duchy of I! )4teiii, have present-
ed their pfoposals ftnidarnental
p►in-
ciples of such a Cuintitutioa. As the importance of
the subject requires long,fr deliberation, and the offi-
cial business of tl,e Commissioners lions Holstein
would not allow of their p►ulunging th•e•ir stay here,
his Majesty has allowed tlitni to adj,,crii till the Ist
of Septen►ber item.
London, England, 1817-05-05

CHINA.

The Purser of one of Cie ladiamen arrived in t'te
Channel reached the India-Fl ruse, on Friday eveninr,
with dispatches, including. it is understood, thee;:;.
cial account to the Directors of the affair betweeß
the ALCEVCE and the Chinese loaf. The latest ia.
telligence from Canton is of the 22d of Deeeni',er—
seven days later than the accounts lirroglr 1”:
Chesapeake, up to which period the local authoTi:iei
at Canton had suffered nothing to transpire as tote
progress made by Lord AMIIERST in
.I:iS journey
from Pekin to that pow But from the prepara-
tions making by t'ae Viceroy and Mandarins for
his reception, it was conjectured that he would
rive in the course ef a few days from the above '
All dlferences with regard to the shipping had Etta
settled, and the Ciiintse and British were on tiett::
terms than they had beea for several years prev]7:l:-,
to the affair of the Atetsre. The same Viceroy ri iI
had sent Captain MAYSSUL a message, to say that l.e
must continue outside the river, and that the AnNt.
sailor would be sent down to him in a Chinese bin.a,
AS soon as the AIit:STE had forced a passage up fts
river, issued a Proclamation, nuascriring that vesse:
come up to Whampoa, 2nd allowing the Chinest
suppl 7 her with whatever provisions and water
might requi:e.
The latest accounts from St. Helena are of thet.i,h
March, at wLiclt cle.2 BONAPARTE was in good hc,•:.!1:
London, England, 1817-05-05

FRAUD PREVENTED.

Leraet the many attempts that ate daily
mule to impose on the unwary a spurious composition in-
the Genuine Blacking prepared by Dey and Martin, they
' to adopts sew Label, in which their address,
97, High Holborn,
conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
Irrener of the type, which is unlike all letter-press,
ruble r um:lasers at once to detect the imposition. 'She
Japan BLACKING, ma 'e by DAY wad MARTIN, 97,
Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. is. and
rid, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders.
DAY Ann MARLIN,
97, High Holborn.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President.
011—Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College,l.ondon.
ioas—Eari of Egrement, Earl of Leitrim. Hon. Colonel
3. Barry, M.P. loins I,atouche:M.P.
,1E Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN-
Sill UT lON, for the exclusive Treatment of VENE REAL
IPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to
chi benefits that have rooked from it, selected Mr. Hie&
its Surgeon, (standing high wa the list of the Royal College)
having directed his dile attention to those diseases. Mr.
conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the
pointing to the I.let of the Royal College, published
I. 1816, as the orgy sure snide, and that no assertion
- assuming such titles, and publicly advertising them,
( being sanctioned by this list, am to be credited. The an-
reports of the Lock Dispenary will peweerlsat some of the
is eases of Strictures, Debility, and other enppeeed
dons of the Generative Organs have been
.bear-ea-
successfully treated.
Kiernan may be consulted as naval, by both Bezels at 1111
11, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford.square^svhere
Ai Town and Country are to be addressed, and the neer&
advice and medicinowill be given, or sent, to auy part of On
*ited Kingdom.
a • 41! PUbilihmi a Isle.r-^t ad fsdition, Practical Observations all
41" Dawes, by P. Kleiman, and may be had at No. 174,,
c!•::-1:-
• eels to, Pategneetee-row, and 10, Crewe-sours, Soho.

' SOCIETY FOR THE. ENCOURAGEMENT 6/F AR I'S,
MANUFACTURLS AND COMMERCE.
.tbstroi, May 2 0817.
THE following PREMIUM is pubbs!ied in a no.in-
, nee unusual with the Society, on account of the necessity of
circulating It without loss of time:
PREMIUM PROPOil:O.
For the best set of experimems 11133 e On not less than eight
acres of land, tour of them to be cultivated by the ordinal/
mode and four by the spiel*, fur the purpose of a.certattang the
euniparaiive advantages of the plough and spade culture, as ap-
plied to any one of the following clop*, viz. flax, liopq,
carrots, par.olps, mangelwortzei or turnips.—The Gold Medal,
or Thirty Guineas.
It is required that each mode of culture be fully described, and
that proper certificates of the nature and conditiun of the land
on which the experiments are made, together with the expense
attending each mode, as also of the produce of each, be sent to
the Society, on or before the first Tuesday in February, 18t8.
By Order, ARTHUR AIKIN, Sec.
London, England, 1817-05-05

Wearmoutli.

Printed fnr the Author, nod sold by F. C. and J Rivil•einn, (;2,
St. Paul's Church-yard; blild also by J. tfatchord, 190, Pietadolly.

. .
Of wh,,rn way be had, a New Ed•tinn of
Dr. GRAY% KLV to the OLD TILSTAMLNT, prke In board',
13a. and his wiser Works.

This day was published,
A New Edition, much improved, price to,. id. in boards,
THE MEDICAL GUIDE, (or the Use of the
Ciejoy, Hrilds of Families and Sensinarb.s,and young Prat.
titinners to Nletlicine a•al surgery. In the 67st Port of this W,,rk,
the Properties, Doses, and belt Metboir of employing the Medi.
Cittrs necessary to be krpt by Families residing in the Country,
are fully detailed, with copious Directions for the Management of
Children In respect to Clothing, Diet, Ezercise, &c. &c.; the
eatment of Casualties, Fit,, &c &C.: and In the Seeend Part is
given all Histery,,ot the Causes and dtstinguishing Symptoms of
the Diseases incident to the Human Frame, with the moat effec-
tual Means of Prßy RICHARD REECE, n and Cure by R
MegiM .D en, &c &c.
.
Manlier of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. &c.
" It is of importance that every man should know some-
thing of the laws of life, the nature of disease, and the most
rational modes of cure; for this purpose Dr. Reece's Book is
better adaptid Lissomly with which we are acquainted. It it more
judicious and modern.than the Domestic Medie'ne of Buchan,
which we have no doubt it will stuir.ly supersede."—Critical
Review, April,
hinted tai Lottionanpurst, Rim, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.—Of whom may be bad, just published,
Rrece's Practical Dictionary of Donteuie Medicine. • Seclod
Edition, corected and Improved,' price 16s. in boards.
London, England, 1817-05-05

ST. PETERSBURGH, APRIL 12.

On Eater Sunday there was published a very re-
mar!able Imperial Mandate in favour of the Jews
who are converted to Christianity. The following
are some of the chief Articles :
" 1. All Jews embracing tie Christian Religion in either con-
fession shall have privileges granted to them, whatever protes•
sioo they may adopt, suitable to their knowledge and abilities.
" 2. In the Northern and Southern Governments, lauds shall
be assigned them gratis, whire such as please may settle at their
own expense, under the name of the Society of Jewish Christians.
" 3. ibis Society shall have its own privileges.
" 4. At St. Petersburgh a Board shall be formed, of which
Prince Alexander !yarn shall be President, under the deuomi-
bai!un of Board for the APairs of the Jewish. Chtistiaos, net which
and on no other Magistrates (except In criminal cases) the Society
,!spends.

" S. This Board is bound to attend to every• thir; relating to
the settlements, and to report on It to the Emperor.
" 6. In the Settlements of the Jewish Christians, which arc
given them as an hereditary property for ever, the Society can
carry on any kind of professions, build cities, villages, or single
dwellings. 'I he lands are given to the whole community, but not
to individuals, and cannot be sold or mortgaged to mangers. In
these settlements the Jewish Christians and their posterity have
entire rel!gious liberty in the Christian confession of faith which
they embrace. The Soc.ety Is under the immedire protection of
the Emperor, and depends entirely on the Board of St. Peters.
burgh, to which alone it gives account. No other local Magis.
tracy shall interfere with them; their preachers are only ander
the Board. The internal bovernolont of the Society Is underan
administration of the Soaety of the Jewish Christians, consisting
of two Superiors and four Adjuncts, chosen by the Society from
its own members, and confirmed by the Board. It manages the
ittersal cat.cert.s, at peke, 3cc. and Lao a particular stal. It

may expel improper members and melee new ones, bet mot;
report on this to the Board. The members of the Society
the rights of citizens in the Russian Empire. They may snry
on trade at home and also abroad, conformably to the :,rerll
laws, establish manufactories, without being reestered
Cuild. In their t.cttlements the Society incy brew beer, ,!•,1,1
brardy, &c. they are free from billeting of troo:-s, and for's', .y
yews from tare. ; are rot bound to military !cry:cos; as 4
Jews, who, after embracing Christianity, join vet a coontut.i:s,
may leave the country when they Itarl paid their debts, and
legal contributions for three yeari on the tspitah which Ity
have acquired In Russia. This regteation escites the snoreattn.
lino, because it Is sv.4l known that or Ambassadors In Gerthrty
are expressly ordered to give no mote pasrpotu to those who da.
sire to onizrate."
London, England, 1817-05-05

HARWICH, MAY 3.

Sailed the E ,r 1 Leicester packet, for Holland;
Lark and Castlereagh packets, for Cuxhaven.; and
Jane pack-t, for Gosenburgh. all with Mails; and
Caldicot Castle transport, for' Cuxhaven, with troops.
London, England, 1817-07-08

EDUCATION.

'TICE! BEECH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
Al by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, We Professor at the Royal Mi-
litary College.
Terms—Slaty Guineas per Annum, which sum Includes every
charge for Hoard, Washlog, Becks, Pencils, )rawing•paper, Pens
and Ink; and oho for Inatructies in the following branches of
Science and Literature s

Arithmedc, Mathematics, Book- keep*,
Globes, Geography, History, Philosophy, and Elocution; the
Ledo, Greek, and French /Amnesia ; Drawing and Dancing;
Military and Naval Instruct/am
' No Pupil Is admitted for a shorter period than one year. union
Five Guineas extra be paid en his admission; and the Parent or
Guardian will be required to sip his assent to the terms of the
Eitablishment.
Every Pupil most be recommended, or give a reference for
" respectability. All permeate to be punctually made at the expi-
red= of every Six Months.
The distinguished patronage which has for more than twenty
years been conferred on Mr. Williams's system of education, in.
' dues him to bop, that the tams above stated will be approved
by his friends; saiidd to whom be begs to make his grateful adt
lodgments, and to Of, that as serresal Students have lately retired,
he will be ready to ethers about the middle of July.
The Mansion tide Establishment is mostCOM.
mean dwellin, • deemed on an ensionsee, sod coma
mending emeadm Aiwa M dbemben. 'lke Hails of Study,
00ces, Pleasure sod are spacious, sod well
adapted foe giving mtos, cemilmt, sad indulgence to the
Students. The treennent bladed is the *IMMO ; for the truth
of this awed* relbeentai is mussed to be needs to the Parents
et the Youth now emir lastaneehms. The Domestic Department
is most sedulously adowded se; mod •
nth Scholastic Depanmesc
is condoned by the yelped 'form of the Principal sad four expe-
rienced Masters.
TM-Plea of instruction is a general owe. French is the not.
venal lanolin of the School.
Pimento's, and Pertioallre may be known by applying
to, the Grecian. Coffee home, Dever's*. court, 'renipie-liar ; at
•Mr, Maynard, lionbtener 9.-111mmemareet, Haymarket; and
at the Meets Htib Heeds: seer Woodall, Ewe%
London, England, 1817-07-08

NEW !:TRENT.

Sir F. BURDETT 'resented a Report (rem the
Committee, on the Petition of the inhabitants of Nor-
ris-street. The case had been inquired into, and it
had been found that the claims of those who were en-
titled to compensation, had been investigated and.
satisfied.—The Report was laid on the table.
Mr. said, in the early part of the
Session, a complaint had been made to the House by
Petition, that the plan sanctioned by the Speaker of
the House for the New Street, was not the plan
wlitch had been carried into t (feet. This had proved
to be true, but it had also been planted that no blame
:martini to Mr. Nash and the other persons con-
cerned ; but that by mistake, a different plan had
been nresentel to the Speaker for his signature, than
that which had been agreed to by the Committee of
the House. To prevent such mistakes in future, lie
should move two Standing Orders on the subject of
Private Bills :-1. That every plan or schedule or-
dered by a Committee to be appended to an Act of
Parliament, should be signed by the Chairman. 2.
That every such plan or schedule submitted to the
Speaker for his signature, in conseqn.nce of an Act
of Parliament, should be ascertained by oath to be
that which had been approved by the Committee.-_
The Orders were agreed to.

PFTITIONS.
Sir F. BITRDETT presented a Petition from John
Coller, a seaman, of Bridport, complaining of im-
proper conduct of a recruiting serjeant, in inveigling
his son.—Ordered to lie on the table.

Mr. BROUGHAM presented a Petition from the
Town of Stockton-upon-Tees. against Extents in Aid.
and praying for a Repeal of the Acts respecting in.
bolyent Debtors.
London, England, 1817-07-08

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Eatabbaked by Royal Charter in the Reign of King Gaoaos L

JUNE, 1817.
PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall
due en the 24th Instant, are hereby informed, that RE.
CEIPTS are sow ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices
over the ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL MALL, as well
as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; and the
Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their
Policies on or befbre the nth of July seat, as the usual Fifteen
Days allowed for Payment, beyond the dare of each Policy, wilt
then spit e.
SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary.
g;:r Attendance is given daily at the said Offices far the Assn-
canal of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships In harbour,
in dock, or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire; and
' abo for the Assurance of and Grands; Annuities on Lives.
N.B. rue Policies will be issued free of Expense td the As•
stared, where the Annual Premium amounts to es. or upwards.
London, England, 1817-07-08

t I,ur.R. 9471.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Alp 3,1817.
Fr HE COURT of DIREGIVRS of the UNITED
I. COMPANY .4" MERCHANTS 4. ENGLAND, trit!rel
• th: EAST INDIRS,de he►rh give mike,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
House In Leailenhall-street, on W1.1)/§11:5DAY next, the
IA instant, at Eleven &Cleat in the Forenoon, for car:soling the
I'llw:ding of the General Court of this day, repcding, alttringo
t 4 ordaining sundry By-Laws.

JAMES CrIBB, Cerrdary.

vrFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ISSUE
OF CERTAIN EXCHEQUER BILLS, UNDER ACE
SITH OF HIS pIasENT MAJESTY.

ALL Ptr.ons who have made applications to this
Board for LOANS of EXCHEQUER BILLS, are desired
fo-thwith to attend the Board, or to send Representatives, to
crrwer such Inquiries as It may be found necessary to make
t3t:c*.lng their applications. WM. HOLDEN, Secretary.

TO-MORROW
Xlo,ono STERLING MONEY

Will he paid in addition, to the Holder of the first-drawn Prize
f i BISH wishes his Friends to bear in mind, that
. the Drawing is about to take place TO-MORROW,
WEDNESDAY, being the First Day.—All Purchases ma 'e prior
to th..t period will be entitled to peculiar advantages. the full par-
ticulars of which ham been given in former Advertisements. The
?oldie Favours are very respectfully solicited at the truly Fenn-
n:.:e, and consequently favourite Offices of
T. LUSH, Stock-broker,
4, hornbill, and 9, Charing-Crow,
Who sold in the Last Lottery (at usual) more Capital Prises than
auy other U®ee•keeper. •
London, England, 1817-07-08

pus!! GRAND Jt.la PRLIENTNIINT U.L.B

• Oe the first reading of -the Irish Grand Jury pre-
sentment Biil, it was ertkred to be printed, and
The Earl of LIVERPOOL gave notice of his in-
tention to move the second reading to-morrow.
The Earl of DONOUGHMORE wished for fur-
ther time, that he might be enabled-to understand •
the Dill, which, from what I.e had heard, had for its
object to male a great change in the system of Grand
Juries in -behind. The House of Commons had
taken three Sessions to prepare this Bill, after receiv-
ing considerable information upon the subject, and
it was surely not too mach to ask that a day or two
should be given to their Lordships to understand its
scope and object.
The Earl of •LIVERPOOL regretted that the 'I
Bill had Dot come up earner, but it was one of very
eunsidelabie impOrtance, and he wished the principle
of it to be recoguked in that House, whatever might
be the subsequent opinion as to the propriety or not
London, England, 1817-07-08

AMERICAN PAPERS.

New Orleans Papers to the sth, Boson and Phila-
delphia Papers to the 15th, and New York to the
17th ult. came to hand just as this Paper was putting
to Press.

Same of them present extracts from 111exiean Jour.
nals respecting-the military operaeons in that kingdom
during January, February, and part of March.
According to these accounts, the Royalist Army
has been every where victorious, and the ;iffairs of
the Independents are completely roin^d in that q
ter. The City of Fehuacan, and all the strrng holds
of Celt() Co!made, on which the Insurgents had
their chief dependence, have been taken by the Rnya-
lists under liAriA EL BRACH°, as well as fort St. Ger-
itrudis ; and an amnesty, published by the Royalists,
has, it is said, bad the effect to induce many (If the
Insurgents to submit, and harmony has beer. restored
betstern the. two parties.

The Paris PApers of Saturday arrived this morn-
ing. The different notices of the state of the mar-
kets throughout France, are so extremely gratifying,
that we cannot du better than quote a few of the most
prominent:
London, England, 1817-07-08

This day was published, in One Volume, Octavo, price I as. In
boards, a new Edition, being the Seventh, of
AREFU rATION of CALVINISM ; in which
the Doctrine of Original Sin, Orate, Ret,eneratlon, Justi-
fication, and Univenial Redemption are explained ; and the pe-
culiar Tenets maintained by Calvin upon those points are proved
to be contrary to Scripture, to the Writings of the An:icnt Fa-
thers of the Christian Church, and to the Public Eorinularies or
the Church of England.
By GEORCE TOMI.INI, D.D. F.R S.
Lord Bishop of Lincoln, and Dean of ::t. Paul's I imdon.
Printed for T. CadeU and W. Davie, in the Strand; Imootn,
Cambridge; Parker, Oxford ; and W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.
. _

12f whom may be bad, by the same Author,
1• Elements of Chrbtlan Theology, desiga.ii principally for
the use of young Stukitnts in Divinity-11th ednion, a vols. Oro.
price 184. in boards.
2. An Introduction to the Study of the Bilge, (being the lotb
edition of the First Volume of the ElronNvm,") printed s.•pa-
rately for she vie of Young nessmotiss M he boards.

This day was published, handsomely printed in Three Volumes
Octavo, price Xi las. Ce 4. In hoards, a new Edition (beinr, the
Fourth), with large Additions, of
DISCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS on the'
SCRIPTURAL DOC TRINES of ATONE MEN T and
SACRIFICR ; and on the principal Arguments advanced, awl
the Mode of Reasoning employed, by the Opponents of those
Doctrines, as held by the Established Church. With an Appen-
dix, containing some Strictures on Mr. Beishans's Account of
the Unitarian Scheme, In his Review of Mr. Wilberfuree's Trea-
tise t together with Remarks on the Version of the New Testa-
ment lately pubtibbed by the Unitarians.
By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.O. F.R.S. M.R.1.4.
Dean of Cork, Cbaplkin to his Excellency the Laid Lieutenant
of Ireland, late Senior Fellow of Trinity Coll, go, and Pro-
fesoar of Mathematics in the Univenity of Dublin.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Stuns', I.nudon ; and
W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.

• • be 'fbird Volume, which completes the former Edition,
is sold separately, price 10$. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1817-07-08

I. UNATICI.

Mr. BENNETT moved Inc an Account of the
number of places Licensed to receive Lunatics in
every County in England and Wales, and the num-
ber of lunatics confined therein. He took occasion,
in making this motion, to observe, that the House
of Commons had not been very decorously treated
in another place. Though the Bill passed that House,
no one step had been taken on it in another place,
though a person holding a high situation there (the
Lord Chancellor) was the legal guardian of Luna-
tics. By the return to the Motion, the House would
tee the importance of some regulation on this sub-
ject. He was disposed to believe, that the houses
for the reception of insane prisons were often not re-
turned to the Clerk of the Peace. The house in
which Captain Miller was destroyed by a patient,
who afterwards destroyed himself, was not licensed ;
and, there was every reason to believe that the neglect
was wilful, as the person who had kept it had been a
keeper of Bedlam. The motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1817-07-08

y I'ON, Stock. Broker, 2, Combill, returns his
grerf ul acknnwiedgments to his Friends for their owner-
eus favours conferred upon him, for more than l'wenry years
rut, and respectfully acquaints them the Scheme of the New
Lottery to begin TO-MORROW, may be had grubs* above.
.—Titers are several new points which he is sure will meet the
Approbation of Lottery Adventurers, one in particular for 5,900
3..,aks drawn the first day, will each become a new 'lichee, to
Lu drawn again on the second day, with the "pilot% of receiv-
lug £lO instead of such second chance, there arc 4 Prizes of
Xlat,Otu , t or £io,ooo, and £lO,OOO for the First-drawn Prize
brides w..atever else it may be entitled to, and several other
Nurelties ire fully given in b.YTON's Schemes, to be had at his
truly furtunate Ofti:e, 2, Cornhill, where the following Capitals
in the last Lottery, were shared, sold and paid on demand, viz.
N 0.936 . £9,000 I 6,395 - • - 4E300
4,229 - - £l,OOO am. lox.
London, England, 1817-07-08

SALT.

Mr. TONES wished to know, whether the Govern-.
ment intended to make any alteration in the method
of delivering out Salt from the Government Ware.
houses ? Ist the counties of Carmarthen and Cardi-
gan the distress which had prevailed hrd increased
instead of being alleviated. The people were pre-
cluded from the relief they might derive from curing
fish, by the frivolous regulations respecting the me-
thod of obtaining salt.
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, a Bill had palmed the Legislature on tile sub-
ject. ‘Vhat might be done in particular districts he
could not say, without local information.
London, England, 1817-07-08

This day were pithlisbpd,
• hs o.s "Pal ova price Icu.sld. hi boards,
ETHICAL QUESTIONS: or, Speculations on
the Principal Subjects of Controversy In Moral Philoso-
phy, iris.: On the *;onrces of Rational Conviction, Disintere.ted
Benevolence, Existence of a Meal Sense, the Doctrine of Phi-
losophical Necessity. the Doctrine of a Common dense, the Me.
taphysics of Mr. Hume, Moral Obhption.
By T. COGAN, M D.
Printed for T. Well and W. Davies, Strand.
Of *bassi may be bad, by the same Author.
1. A Philosophical Treatise on the Pa-sions. Third Edition,
in 1 vol. No. price 9s. is boards.
I. An Ethical Treatise on the Passions. In 2 vols. Bvo. price
Ins. In boards.
8. Moieties% Disquisitions on the Characteristic Excellencies
of the Jewish and Christian Dispensations. In it vols. Bvo. price
all Ss. in boards.
London, England, 1817-10-13

was descried it began the attack with some musub,
which lasted till ten o'clock, when it was repulsed by
our artillery. The enemy, however, soon rallied and '
retutned to the attack, pushing Chasseurs at the head
of his column, and a piece of artillery in the centre.
The other two remaining pieces were mounted on
the heights of Chepe, from whence we were exposed
to a galling fire. This movement on the part of the
enemy, phinly indicated to me that it was his int,n-
Lion to advance on the city by the left H ink of my
line, which I ordered to wheel towards hint as fer as
the irregularity of the ground would allow, at tl!e
*same time directing the mounted grenadiers to charge
sword in hand on the enemy's Chasseurs. This charge
was executed with the greatest dexterity and success,
and compelled she enemy to retreat to the foot of th.
heights Chepe. He, however, made a second at-
tempt, and again the m tttt tiled gieuadiers rushed to
the charge, and, supported by the 4th company of
the llth re.galent, made tiim go back on the decli-
vity of the said heights, from whence his descent was
preventod. In this ewe 01 things I detached 50 men
of the 3.1, to harass theilett Oink of his'line, whither
he bad brought back his first piece or artillery, and
this was well executed. The cavalry was then order-
ed to support this detachment and changi, its position,
by which means the enemy was under the necessity
of retreating or being cut off, and he preferred doing
the first. _ _

" In the mean time the Penco division above men-
tioned attacked the fortifications on our left flank
with musketry and artillery. This position was.cora-1
minded by the brave Lieutenant-Colonel Freyze,
who, with 100 men of the 7th and Sib he had brought
with him from Mendoza, sallied i,ist to receive the
enemy, and was afterwards reinforced by two grena-
dier companies of the llth. attacked the enemy
at tile point of the bayonet, took from him his two
pieces of at Tillery. and routed him completely an hour
before the other division had terminated the contest.
" In the combinations of the enemy's plan of at-
tack he also retied on the forces he had on the other
side of the river Biotin, posted in the tortsess•of San
Pedro. In conformity to these arrangements, during
the action three, launches and an equal number of
rafts came out, with one piece of cannon, and ad-
vanced two-thirds across the river, undoubtedly fur
the purpose of landing them at a seasonable time,
Ibut when they saw the defeat of theit companions,

they were g..d to retire.
" The action lasted till ten o'clock, when the
enemy fled in the most shameful manner, and was
pursued as tar as the farm of MAIIZAIIO by our intre-
pid horse grenadiers. We took one piece of artillery
from the divisinn that au 'eked on the Chepe toad.—
The enemy lost 112 kfl ed ALAI 80 prisoners. We t.ok
three p!eces of cannon; six pairs of mules, with har-
ness, &c. complete ; 20 at.o.munition chests, filed ;
20,000 musket cartridges, 9000 flints, and 2011 mus-
kets, bes Lits other alleles. (Signed)
ag JUAN OttE6OMIO DS LAS SUSS."
London, England, 1817-10-13

nye able to escape from Valparaiso, and the other
,y, the c ay. aist•mbled in the Chiloe Islands
,d be.ng reinforced sr, its !1., they effected a
.J4rnent near Concepti ot the most southern
.nit, of Ch li, in., posti.d nemselv .s in Talcaguatio'
d the other.stroag fortresses. formerly established
road the A,Aucanos .ns in check, on the line
f the riv..r Etiobich It was the intention of the Chili
.overnor to di4idge the Royalists from this point
f: re the lihe:atinn of Peru was attempted, and, in
,c mean time, Commandant HznAs had been sent
,ir.trd, to act with a small corps of observation
03. Spaniards deemed it most advisable to make the
:.„k 1,0,,rc the other part of the Chili army came
Alld, by a bald stroke, especial the valuable city
Ccov.:•tfon would fall into their hands. The re.
01: has been such ps might be looked for from men
g mine) to be free, and always ready to contend
nenebers.
•

RUSSIA.
A Leper Iron) the Agent to LLOYD'S Coffee-house,
co,!ing At Revel, doted the nth ultimo. received
Fis 'twining, has excited a considerable sensation in
Ctt y. The following is an

kX FRACT:

" (kilos bate been received fur the Russian Fleet at this

~:t, (.4..s,tiog of six sail of the line and some frigates, to be

t rtatiy tor sea kismet'lately."

Gicat importance is attached to the foregoing
I lter, hum its being known that a Cabinet Council
x•a, mi S.itut Jay held at the Foreign Office, summoned
Ly Lad CAbrLERFAGII, " ON RUSSIAN AFFAIRS," in
rims quince of the receipt of dispatches from Lord
ICArlicauT, brought by Mr. MAYERS, the Messenger.

A Ilanbureh Mail arrived last night, from the
Weis by which some extracts will be found in our
recediFg columns.
A laitcn M it has also arrived this morning,
r!lich furnishes us with the following notices:

1.• MIA ,L)C I OBER S.
The Prince ot Orange Arrived here on the Ist inst.
ndoes lectived by the whole garrison under arms.
,yet Highness bieak:46ted with Lieutenant+

General Evers, and afterwards viewed the troops,
'rho ptiformed several evolutions to his entire satis-
faction. He then visited the public establishments ;
tad in the evening went to the Play, where he was
received with great enthusiasm.
London, England, 1817-10-13

HAMBURUH MAIL.

HANOVER, oc. rouER 2.
We learn that Ins iti,yal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge n ill stay about a lortinght at Aurich, to
receive the homage of East Friesl
For stone Jays past the weather I as been cold, ai.d
in the night tisist, which has dune damage to the g
dens. The same is the case about Harnourg•i.

FROM IHE MAINE, aIiPII3MBER

At Mentz the paces of corn are now becurne,by
forestalling and monopoly, higher than they It i.e
been for centuries.

Public Papers say that the King of Prussia has
given coders to pay to Colonel Von Massenbieli
his pay till his cause is decided. !mirth volume
of bus Memoirs was stypiesstsi during the time of
Bonaparte, and the 000kselict, Brocithaus, indemni-
fied for it.
London, England, 1817-10-13

NAVAL 13172ILL1GENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER ie.
Arrived yesterday the City of Bourdeaur, FAWIr•
NM, from Bourdeauz for Dundee. Sailed today
the Benevolent Ilfracombe, Fox, and Crown trans-
ports, for Cult; and his Majesty's ship Henost on a
crwze. The Prince Ernest packet for Lisbon, and
Noctisn packet for the Brazils, are gone into the
It.ads.—Wind from N. to S.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER It.
Sailed the Favourite, Itostsmosi, for Gottenburgh ;
Bedford, BRICKMAN ; and the Junge Vrow Amelia,
ABELL, for Amsterdam; Oxford, Lame; and the
Emerald, BELL, for London.—Wind

Poß*l MOUTH. OCTOBER 12.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship TIBER, from
a cruize. Sailed his Majescy's ship CifERUB, for
Africa ; and the John, Inglis, for London.—Wind N.

DEAL, OC I OBER ►3.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ships ALERT and
PIONEER, Irom a cruize. Carve .own t-om the River
and sailed, the Rebecca, for Marseilles ; Effort, for
Leghorn ; Eliza and Margaret, for Seville ; Findlay,
for Sierra Leone; Iris, for Rio Janeiro; Bilbians,
for Corunna ; and Nautilus, for Gibraltar. Came
down from the River and sailed to-day, the Hon-
duras packet, for Venice; Amity, and Spring, tor
New• York ; and Imogine, tor N. w Orleans; also
the Whitby, from Whitby, for Am 11C4••• Wind N.

HARWICH, OC I OBEIt 12.
Arrived the Eclipse packet from Hamburgh, and
Lady N-pean packet from Holland, both with mails.
Came in for shelter about 70 sail of colliers.

DARTMOUTH, OCTOBER 11.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's shipi PROMOTHEUS
and Hope, from a crtke.

NEWHAVEN, OCTOBER 12.
The brig William, HAttvey, from Poole for Lon-
don, with pipe clay, wheat, and butter; was run down
and sunk last night, about ten o'clock, off East-
bourne, by a vessel (said to be the Nautilus) from
London. The Captain and crew of the William
arrived at Eastbourne this morning.

GRAVEbEND, OCTOBER 12.
Arrived the Thetis, Barclay, from Rotterdam; Two Brothers,
Peneibe, from Groningen ; Fame. Matheson ; Elizabeth, God-
frey; Aurora, Wilson; and Morning Star, Ord, from Ham-
burgh.; Isabella. !VPKinge, from Dainzic ; Doris, Watson; and
Prospect, Wake, from Riga; Lord Nelson, Dunkin, from Nor-
way; and Janet, Scotland, from Pdlau.—Sailed the Mary, Wil-
son, for Madeira, Fort St. George, At.; Ranger, itentlngton,
for Demerara ; Juno, Moabite's, for Trieste ; Mary Ann, Brown,
for Fayal ; Nelson, Brown, for Bahia; Dove, Fowler, for Cadiz;
Draper, Gowan for Belfast; Fox, Fox, for Ostend; Prince of
°range, Elite, "or Rotterdam; Brooke, Boyd; Ida, Passmore;
Valiant, Ferriman ; and Fair Ellen, Briggs, for Jamaka • Alex-
ander, Cumming, for Berbice ; William Vidor, for Bayonne;
Wellington, Edwards, for Antwerp ; 'fb;mes, Brown ; and Do-
rothy, Edmonds, for Hamburigh ; and Duke of Kent, Pound, fur
Rotterdam.
London, England, 1817-10-13

PRIVATE LET (ER.

" St. Petersburib, September
u The principles of a (slope: administration of the
finances, which are steadily pursued by the Minister
of Finance, M. Von Guizew, daily give evidence of
their utility. The public are already informed that
his plan for extinguishing the debts of the Empire,
and diminishing the 'paper currency by means of a
loan, tie amount of . which is to be burnt in Bank.
notes, anti thus the mass of paper currency reduced, ,
has not only been received with approbation by the
Council tit the Empire, but also declared by this
highest department to be the serest means of attain-
ing this end. The loan makes considerable p r .
In the first month since it was opened, eight n:iteoltsrs
and 4 half have been received, which proves the con-
fidence of the public in this measure, and also that
butte Fatties must find their account in it.. It is in.
deed true, that seven and a halt. per cent. is an into.
rest with which any monied man may be clarified—
particularly when we consider that the security of the
loan is guaranteed by all the collective domains of
the Crown. It we consider the immense extent and
value of Abe land which belongs in Russia to the do-
mains of ti.e Crown, we shall find this confidence
very natural : for they include not only the mime-
rout, extensive, and for the most .part well-peopled
anti fruitful fonds of the Crown, with the forests is
almost all the Governitienta of rite Empire; but ala
the great uncultivated districts in the Southern No.
Times, which, by the increase of the population, .are
gradually converted into fertile plains, and the burin.
sic value of which therefore increases annually.
we add the judicious restrictions on the importation
of articles. which the national industry can furnish,
we may expect the most favourable result for the,
tivances of the Empire..
roe Emperor arrived on the 47th August 0.8.'
in the evenitig at Molidow, where he was received
by Fieid Marshal l'iince Barclay de Tally, with the
uturraia, the Governor, and the Nobility, and in the
Church by the Archbishop Daniel and the Clergy.
The nest day (St. Alexander's day) his Maksty was
pleases', atter Divine Service. to receive the Clergy
and the Civil Authorities t he dined with tat Fieh'
-od
London, England, 1817-09-09

That Proposals will be received at their 01lice in Pall-Mall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 17th day of September next,
from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
Forage for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Dis-
tricts, to be delivered at the expense of the Cortractor,
Woolwich and St. John's Wood, North Britain, Midland, South
West, Western, Sussex, Kent exclusive of Woolwich, Eastern;
for a period of Six Months from the lit Octolter next; the Oats
to be snod, sweet, dry, a:id clean, without any mixture of Foxy or
Alowburnt Oats, and not.t not wtigh less than 37 rum& per.
Winchester 13ushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered
Trusses of 56Ibs. weight; the Straw to be good, clean, and dry
Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in TrulliC• of 3611 n. weight.

The Prices to be paiol for the respective Quantiti-s of cirlt
A7ticie which may be delivered, at the followirg rates, vii.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
For the Hay at per huildred and twelve pounds.
For the Strew at per itut•.dred and t welve pounds.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jobttly for two or
Mare of the said Dirricts, and it is terectcd that the Contractor
shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period of his
contract, may accumulate, making an allowance fur the same
after the rate of per Horse per Week.
Tarher particulars may he known upon application to the OF-
cc:, Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Digrier, and also
at the Secretary's OfEre in l'aU Met, nforesai,l, any day be'ween
the hours of Ten and Four o'Llock, where the Proposals mug be
del!vereil sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals for Forage," but
no Proposals can be a•lntitted alter the eaid 17th September, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same d .y, neither will any Ten-
der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his
behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Bowl, R. H. CREW. Secretory.
London, England, 1817-09-09

TO-MORROW,
►pl3E Wbole of the present Small Lottery will he
.J determined, and the only opportunity which a., Adventurer
ever peeseeeeil of obtaining, In sy tew Numbers, Two Prizes of
.e;:0,000, will expire.—ln the Scheme ti.ere are—

II ... Prizes of ... £16.000
I 4,000
I 4,000
14 0000000 .. •• 1,000, £3OO, &c.

My Person purchasing Tw's Tickets of the same Number
Stay obtain a magnificent Capital of ,C 40,000. The favours of
the Public are respectfully 'ached at No. 7, Consist:A. and
16, Ozroan-svuesr. where tbe last Prise of seso,ooo was sold
by them obedient Servant, CARROLL, contractor.

D ICHA RDSON, GOODLUCK, and Ca, re.
Air smokily remind the Public, that the ;Rate Lottery, of
only t,900 Nombers, (Two of each Number), will be all Di awn
TO-MORROW, the 10th instant. There are TWO Prizes
of Xio,ooo, Ste. Ste. ALL in Sterling Monty; and aay tric-nd
wishing to have a Duplicate Ticket may olitain,E4o,ooo by Two
Tickets of one Notnittr. In the Contract just over, Riciattn-
sob, Goont.tics„ and Co. Shared and Sold a Capital of 420,00
—another of set 5,000---ninerons 41,00 n, &c. Br.c. all of which
we new paying on demand, or exchanged for °thee 1 islets and
Shares, at the Old Established Of of
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Stock-Brokers,
Cornhill and Charing- Crow.

•
TO-MORROW, TENCH SEPTEMBER.
JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT announce that very
. few Tickets remain uadisposed of. and the present Lottery,
only 2,000 Numbers, will be all Drawn TO-MORROW.—
The Prises all Sterling Money. Two of .E 20,000, besides Six •
teen other Capitals--540,000 may be gained by One I' umber,
date being Two Tickets of each. Thus an Adventurer may gain
• • 1C40,000 Sterling by Tom 'rickets,
230,000 Sterling by One and a Half,
228,000 Sterling by One and a Quarter, •
2110.000 Sterling by a Single 'Picket,
210,000 Sterling by Half a Ticket.

1. tad J. SIVEWRIGHT have Tickets and Shares on Sak, at
moderate Priem, which It 101 be recollected they werell first
to establish, and they hope the Public will etpetietice a repetition
of that good Fortune which has so unilormly disci iguished their
61d.established Oakes, No. 37, CceoMil, if, Holborn. 38, Hay-
market, and 141. Oaford•street.
London, England, 1817-09-09

ENIGMA.

WRITTEN BY THE LATE DL DARWIN•

Where pensive Meditation loves to dwell,
Where Beauty's Queen the golden prise &tatted,
The May-day wreath that crowns the nsetic belle,
What all have sought, bet few, alas ! have vial:
These four Initials de compose a name,
A name to no corporeal form emitted.
Scorn'd by the gay, 1 court no Idle fame,
The gentle teit.tale of the joyless mind.
When the soul-piercing pangs 01 hopeless love,
Or anxious doubt, the tortued bosom seize.
A kindly-southiug friend I efttinses prove,
And give to Sorrow momentary ease!
London, England, 1817-09-09

SALES BY AUCTION.

ROXBURGHSHIRE, NEAR JEDBURGH.
VALUABLE ESTATE, abounding with GAME,
Capital TROUT STREAM, &e.
Upwards of FOUR HUNDRED and FOR 17-SEVEN ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gamway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Taves.
DAT next, the It th !;eptember, INV. at Twelve ei Clock,
AVERY ELIGIBLE ES FATE eadled FIRTH,
hi rim Parish of I.ill esicat within sevas miles of ledburgh,
' and near to Han kit. Melrtke, and Selkirk, consisting of an
hie Residence, recently put into good repair containing a Dining.
Room, Parlour, Kitchen, Dairy, Six good lied Rooms, with
Servants' Rooms over, and Cellars in the Basement; excellent
Offices, capital Farm Yard, with Stabes Cow Houses, Calf Pens,
Thrashing mill with Water-wheel, Barns, Stable., &c good Oar.
den Well stored with Fruit trees and upwards of Four Hundred
and Forty-seven Acres of Arable Land and Plantations, lying cum-
pact, and divided by thriving fences. [here is a small Feu Duty,
the Tithes and Taxes are very trifling.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises. where Particulars
may be bait; at the Black Bull, Jedburgis ; Buccleugh Arms,
Hawick ; Cross Keys, nelkirk ; the Inn at Melrose; principal
Inns at Edinburgh; George, York; and of Mr. Robins, War.
wick-street, Goiden-squareLondon, where a Plan of the Estate
may Se seen.
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ES FE, with a DWELLING-
HOUSE, BAItN', S I'ABLES, and OU l'-11U1hDINGS, and
nearly FORTY ACRES of Capital MEADOW and ARABLE
LAND, with COMMON R 'Olt I'S.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-alley, Cornitill, on Taunt.
DAT next, the 11th September. 1817, at Twelve o'clock,
AVERY ELIO! BLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
land= Pas redeemed, near the town et COLFORD, in the
pulp of Newland and tithing of Colford, in the County of
Gloucester; comprising a Mrs-wage or Dwelling-Hour, called
Berry bill, with Barn, Stable, and other Out- miildipgs. with 20
Statute Acresof Rich Meadow Land, a :dabout five;Acres Arable
in •he occupation of Mr. Richard White on Lease till andlernas
iBi 9. Also. several Pieces of prime Meadow Land, containing
about 14 Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Benlield, with
a Stable and Fold, adjoining to the town of Colferd. The Estate
is well watered, and has a right of Comment in the Fory.wt of
Dean ; this par: of the county is noted fur the fertility of its soil,
and abounds with Minerals

To lut vie.wed on application to the Tenants, of whom Parti-
culars may be had; and at the Angel. Culford ; of Mr. Cooke, So-
dreg, Ross; 3t the King's Head, Clam* ter ; Bear, Newnham ;
George, Mitchel Dean ; Balton Arnts,Chemow ; Beaufort Arms,
Monmouth; and of Mr. Itobins,Warvetck.striet, Gulden.scpare.