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Just published,
In 3 vols. Pr. £2. 12s. 6d. boards,
THE GREEK 'TESTAMENT; a new
Etlition—Containing copious Notes from Munn-, RA-
russ„ Kyrics, &mixt:a:rex, Rostniot.uta, &c. 41 familiar La-
tin c together with pat allel Paigages from the Classics, mad with
references to Vie us for Idioms, and Bos for Ellipses. Gains-
sames Various Readinzs are presLrved in the Notes.
Octavo Edition, being the only one edited (and intended for the
me of the Student in Divinity as well as the Library.)
By the Rev. E. VALPY, B.D.
Master of Norwich School; and Chaplain to the Br. d Nu' zwica.
A few Copies, Large paper, pr. £4.
Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold byLongman and Co. Baldwin
and Co. and all other Bookbellers.

Also,
The (1 F.Einc SEPTUA G I NT, with the Arm:arms ; from
'lll*-- if of Bos. Pr. 1. Bs. printed handsomely in ma vul.
octavo, fir use in Churches, arid Chapels, as well as the Li-
brary. Same si:o as the Ga. TEST..
ELEGANTI LATIN/E, or Rules and Exercises illus-
trative of elegant Latin Style. Pr. 4s. Gd. sth Edit.
4IRG IL, with faigiish. Notes at the end, Original, and Se-
lected from the I)r.ravtic and other Editions. No Interinetatio.
Pr. 7s. Bd. bound, 18rao.

This day was published, In svo. price 6s. Gd. boards,
MEDICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, and AGRl-
cur UR .1 T. EPORT of a COM M TT E E appointed
by the 111adras Government to inquire into the Causes of the
EPIDEMIC FEVER, which prevailed in the P.rovinces of
Coimbatore, Madura, Dindigul, issti Tinnivelly, during the years
1809, 1810, and 1811, of which Dr. W. Ainslie was President,
Mr. A. Smith, Second Memher, and Dr. M. Christy, Third
Ilembar ; with a coloured Map where the Fever prevailed.
London : Printed for Black, Kingsbury. Parbury, and Allen,
Booksellers to the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall,s•reet.

PIANO-FORTES, Pedal Harp, and Barrel Organ,
11 enmpiete.—Great Bargains, Piano-fortes at 16, 18, 20,
85, and 50 guinea, second-hand, some as good as new, by all
makers.—Cabinet Piano-forte, 53gs.—Harp, by Brard, 60gs.
Also a Barrel Organ, power enough for 100 Singers, sogb.—
NI ay be viewed by day-light at Mr.Watlen's, 13, Leicester-place.
London, England, 1819-02-01

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FA I. MOUTH, JANUARY 29 and 29.
Wind S. and S.W.---28tb, Arrived his Majesty's
ships Srnn.r.tN and Hr.itoN, from crui7es-29th, Put
in sev ei al outward-hound vessels.—Nine, P.M. The
wind has suddenly shifted to the Eastward, and blows
fresh. 'Lie packets, and outward-bound ships, will
sail eac ly to-morrow if it continues.

PENZANCE, JANUARY 29.
Wir.d S.S.E.—The Spring, KIRK, from Leghorn
in .2S days for London, vas spoke the 27th instant,
by a pilot-boat, having lost the Mate overboard on
the C
London, England, 1819-02-01

LATIN CLASSIC&

On the 6th February will be published,
NO. I. of the DELPHIN CLASSICS,
with the Vastest/It Noses Ammo= ; on which day the
price will be raised to new Subscribers.
Present price las. small payer, each Part, and XI: 16$. Lute.
To be completed in 120 Parts. Twelve Parts to be delivered
every year. Present Subscription 615 larger and small.
To be Edited and printed by A. J. AM, Took's-court
Chancery-lane, where names are requested to be. sent.
London, England, 1819-02-01

j3RUGSS, JANUARY es.

The price of grain continues to decline in all the
markets of Flanders. One of the causes of this f.:11
is sapposed to be, that the importation of foreign
corn into England will soon be prohibited.
in particular, is little in demand. Oils are al-n
fallen, though the seed keeps at the old prices. 140
fine clover seed is now to be seen in the rza..:et;
sale of it is in general but inconsiderable.
London, England, 1819-08-30

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 27, 1819.
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Thomas Crawford,
from the half-pay of the Regiateet, pi be Captain of a Troop,
vice James Duberly, who sac
17th Regiment of Foot—Ensign Nicole Anley to be
Lieutenant, by purchiee, vice file, promoted.
lath Dfttn--Lieutenaat Thomas Moore, from the half-pay of
the 87th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Andrew O'Flyn, who
malinger' receiving the difference.
liLa-Dias,Payrnaselt Andrew Moore Dawe from the hill-
**ra
of the Seth root, to be Parader, vice William Den,
Othikorcbompo.
oth root—Benda* Camberlaad, Gent. to be Ramign, by yar-
dmen vice Ralston, who retires.
Nth Data—Captain Jella Mott Cairnes, from imallpay of the
Regiment, to .be Captain of • Contpay, Ace Robert
mour, 'ebb exchanges.
73th Ditto--Lientenat John Forbes, from half-pay of the 4th
West-India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice George Dick,
who exchange!, receiving the difference.
80th Ditto—Major George Deaa Pitt, front half-pay of the Ist
Providonal Battalion of Militia, to be Major, vice Morris
William Bailey, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
GARRISONS.
rtoria. Mu.rmar CatecumMajor-General Sir George Murray,
G.C.B. to be Governor, vice Lieutenant-General the Hon.
Sir Alexander Hope, _

•
'.oaisuacut CASTLE—Lieutenask-General the Hon. Sir Aleran-
der Hope, G.C.8., to be lAeutenant-Governor, vice Major-
General Sir George Murray, G.O B.
STAFF. •

The Rev. Maurice James, from half-pay, to be Chaplain to the
Forces, vice George Winnock, who is to retire on half-pay..
BREVET.
To be Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army—Major Joseph Yaliack,
of the Royal Marines.

To be blajOrs in the Army—Captain Joseph Wright, of the
Royal Marines; Captain Charles Frederick Burton, of the
Royal Marine Artillery.
wouat.—,The re-appointment of Lieut. John Sympson
Hughes to fell-pay of the 3d Foot, has been antedated to 24th
March, 181 7, but will not be allowed to receive any back-pay.
Commissions signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of Ayrshire :
John Logan, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant.
2d or Cuuingham and Cuninock Corps of Ayrshire Yeomanry
Cavalry—Lieutenant Hugh Brown to be Captain of a Troop,
vice Limond, resigned.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Lawrence Foster, Farningha'ns, Kent, miller, from September
4 to October a 3, at ten. at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1819-08-30

between the hours of Ten and Four
must be delivered, sealed up, and
Mason's Work at Chatham;" but no
1 after the said 10th September, at
the same day, neither will any Ten-
Party making it, or an Agent, in his.

R. H. CREW,

AIA EOM, "pat le, lets.
RECTORS of the UNITED
11AA 711 4' ENGLAND, smihng

kereby give Mike,
' GENERAL COURT of the said
held at their House in Leadenhafl-

the nd September next, is made
.dying before the Proprietors, for
lution of the Court of Directors of the
Mr. JAME, WILIC/NSON, under the
the sum of 75,000 Sim Rupees,
As Interest thereon at 6 per Cent.
October, 1816, to the day when pay-

:lating to the Case of Mr. Wilkinson,
`)),, the By-Law, Cap. 6, Set, 20,
the inspection of the PrOprtitcan.
JOSEPH zuRT, Seerisopy,

fit ROUSE, August is, 1819.

,RECTORS of the UNITED
dteIIAATS sf ENGIaiND, trading
hereby give Notice,
.ENERAL COURT of the said
their House, in Leadenhalhatrpet, oa
September next, at Eleven o'Clocit

made Special, for the purpose of
i the proceedings of the General
upon a Report from the Committee
IPanY's By-Laws; altering By-Laws
and Cap. 7, Sections 1 and 8 ; Re-
Sections U, 3,4, and 5 ; and Ordain-

proposed to be repealed.
:port from the Committee of By-
for the inspection of the Proprietors.
, also give notice, that the said Ge-
Spetial, for the purpose of submit-
Ilution of the Gepecal Court of the

solution of the Court of lArec-
Huezo Besiow, Bart. G.C.B. a

to liyLaw, Cap. 6, See.l9, is open
ion of the l'roprietors.
JOSEPH .11.11 IT, Secretary.

ARTY OF LONDON.
COURT of this CORPORA-
-Irday, the 17th of April, 1819, the
:seed

ry Guineas, and the Medal of the
Author of the best Essay on the
Manage of the Highlanders ; and
to one pf the Secretaries of the
Ist day of March next.
Guineas, and the Medal of the
e Author of the P.est Essay o% the
tuch Monuments _s may evince the
the Ancient Gaelic Scots had at-
be delivered to one of the Secreta.
r before the Ist day of March, 1841.
Twenty Guineas, and the Medal of the
Author of the best Essay on the
tguage ; its connexion with other
ly existed, and whence derived ; and
to one of the Secretaries of the said
day of '.larch, 1822,
ity Guineas, and the Medal of the
Author of the best Essay on the
}gdom of the Gaelic Scot, the Extent
Population, Poetry, and Learning; and
to one of the Secretaries of the said
day of March, 1822.
,enty Guineas, and the Medal of the
Author ot 'the best Essay on the
,ncient Gael, with their Institutions,
and that sncli Eisay tie delivered to
said Society, on or before the lat day
D. MACKINNON, Secretary.
Pit EVENTED.

the many attempts that are
on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM,.
GENUINE BLACKING prepared
, they have adopted a new Label, in
addiees,__

,H-HOLBORN,

_ the centre of the Label, that they
and the Aifference of the type, which is
enable purchasers at once to detect

.CKING, made and sold wholesale by
High-Holborn, and retailed by the
5, Booksellers, Ironmongers, l'erfa-
the United Kingdom, in Bottles at
London, England, 1819-08-30

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CHELTENHAM RACES.
• 1111111.11DAY.--(111COND DAY).
I.Tpon no ecession whatever was Prestbury at Cleeve FB/Isosti
completely lined with Nubility, Gentry, and persons of every.
description, as en the occasion of yesterday's Races.
The Farmers' Stakes of sp. each, with 50gs. added, was lot
run for, for want of hones.
Sweepstakes of 20gs. each, with s(lgs. added, for 3-year-olds;
• colts, Bst. 74b. fillies, Bst. Vb.
Sir H. Lippincott's hr. f. Smuggler - - 4
Mr. Bodenham's b. c. by Brigliadoro - - 2
Mr. Ir. Fraser's br. c. by Truffle - 3
Mr. Graham's ch. c. bf:Walton - - 4
• YAIDAY4IIIIIII DAY).
The weather to-day was extremely favourable, and the persona
on the Course estimated at 20,000, among whom were a large
,assemblage of beauty and fashion. The sports were as follows:
Town Handicap Plate of 50gs. for all ages.
Mr. Day's boctor - - - - 1 2 I.
Mr. Charlton's David - - - - 2 1 2
Sir 11. Lippincott's brother to Aquillo - - 3 3 dr.

A most excellent race.
Cheltenham Gold Cup of boogs. with a Subscription of 20gs. each.
Mr. Bodenbarn's Spectre - - - 1
Lord Rows Zenith - - - - 2
Mr. West's Fitz-Orville - - - - 3
Mr. Charlton's Indus and Mr. Terrett's Sovereign started, but
were not placed. Fitz-Orville took the lead till they came to
the distance-post, when Spectre ante up a Kt won by half a
length-5 to 2on Sovereign—an admirable race.
Mr. Jones's d. m. Gipsy, beat Mr. M. Hailes's b. h. 100 p. p. p
London, England, 1819-08-30

CERTIFICATES.—Ssm 16.

J. Coltman, late of Chelsea, coal-merchant. W. Watts, Lower
Morden, farmer. S. B. Byrchall, Kintbury, horse-dealer. •J.
Lawrence, Gosport, plumber. W. Heal, Bradford, innkeeper.
J. Pearson, Portsmouth, mercer. C. Hawkins, Gosport, grocer.
J. Murt, Bolton, cotton-manufacturer. A. Young, Bishop
Wearmouth, ship-owner. R. rown and G. H. Harris, Bo-
tolph-lane, ironmongers. J. Lay, South=kon-street, hatter.
R. Felton, Lawrence Pountney-Luse, hop-merchant. F. Deakin
and J. 01iton Aston, near Birmingham, wire-drawers.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Thompson and Metcalfe, Stockport; grocers. Maclaren and
Co. Manchester. Jones and Shovel', Flax Mills, near Hounslow.
Temple and Co. Deptford, pawnbrokers/ Barlow and Bishop,
Cannon-street, printers. Fletcher and Fenton, Liverpool, gro-
cers. .Woolley and Co. lace-manufacturers. F..T. and R. Lam-
bed, Manchester, cotten•epinners.
London, England, 1819-02-08

Total Annual Duties . £3,129,636 £2,6L6,566
WAR TAUS.

Excise .............

1,068,458

481,539

Propert7
Total War Taxes ...... ......... aC4 5,770 £7.,380,79)

THE ICING'S HEALTH.

Saturday the Members of the QUEEN'S Council as-
sembled at the Upper Lodge, Windsor, to inquire
into the state of his MAJEJTI during the past month,
it being the first Saturday in the month, which was
attended by the Archbishop of CANTERBURY. the
Bishop of LONDON, the Duke of MONTROSE, Earl
of IoVINCHILSEI, Earl of MACCLESFIELD, Lord AR •
nix, &c. The whole of the five Doctors appointed
to attend the KING waited upon their Lordships
with their Monthly Report of the state of the afflicted
Monarch, to which they were sworn, and then retired.
The 31embers of the Council then went to the private
apartments i;i the Castle to visit the KINo. After-
wards they left Windsor, except. the Bishop of Lou-
' DON, who remained in attendance on bis MAJESTY.

The following Bulletin, which was issued by the
Doctors for the information of the Nobility, Gentry,
and the Public, was exhibited yesterday at St.
James's Palace, by Lord Sr. HaLzies, and the
Hon. R. F. Gitzvniz, the KINGS Lord and Groom
in Wting :

Wbadsor-Castle. February 6, 1819.

" rag NUMIT has enjoyed an uninterrupted state of good
bodily health, and has been very tranquil during the last month,
but his Manages disorder remains unchanged.
" U. lIALFORD, " M. BAIL LIT,
41 a. IfEIIERDZN, J. trut.ts,"
" R. WILLIS,
London, England, 1819-02-08

CANAL PROPERTY, AN EQUITABLE ASSURANCE
POLICY,. ALBION AND EAGLE ASSURANCE,
LONDON A ND RUSSELL INSTITUTION, LONDON
AND RICHMOND STEAM YACHT SHAAES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCO2T,
At the Mart, on Farnstv, February ie., at Twelve, by orde, of
Executors,
OXFORD CANAL, Two Shares. The divided
Profits amount to sfll per Share per Artnum.—Mon-
mouth Canal Shares, dividing at the rate of £9 per Share ; &c-
-am and Abergavcony, Kennet and Avon, Thamea and Severn,
and Huddersfield Canal, Albion and Eagle Fire and Life Assu-
rance Shares ; London and Russell Institution, and London and
Richmond Steam Yacht Shares ; an Equitable Assurance Policy
of £l5O, dated 1797, with considerable Additions—Premium
£4. 170 per Annum on a Life 60 Years of Age.
Particulars at Hatchet's-Hotel, Piccadilly ; at the Mart; and
the Office of Mr. Scott, N:w Bridge-street, London.

WILTS NEAR CRICKLADE.—.A CRASS FARM,
With early Possession.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Mr. SCOTT,
At the Goddard Arms, at Swindon, on I%loNnav, March 8, at
Two o'Llack, by order of the Executors,
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, (BENTRANIS,) a
Dairy Farm, compact and desirable ; containing Eighty-
two Acres of excellent Meadow and Pasture inclosed Land, in
very good order, with a small part Arable, detached; situate
near the healthy and pleasant Village of Parton—three miles
from Crictlade, seven from Swindon, eight from Highwonh,
by good Roads—Farm-house, &z. in the occupation of a re-
eetable Ttnant till the sth of April next, who will chew the
Farm.

Particulars may be had, after February 20, at the Place of
Sale; White Hart, Cricklade; Horse and Groom, llighworth ;
Royal Oak, Wottou Bassett ; Marlborough Arms, Marlbo-
rough; of Thomas Pellatt, Esq. Ironmongers'-hall, Fenchurch-
street ; and of Mr. S;mt, New Bridgrebtreet, London, where
a Plan may be seat.
London, England, 1819-02-08

THE EIWO V. AMOS.

The defendant in this case was the keeper of the
Muse of Correction for the County of Lancaster, and
W j.s indicted and found guilty of refusing to deliver
up a prisoner named John Scrutern, who had been
commuted to his custody on a charge of felony. to
be tried at the Borough Sessions for the Borough of
Liverpool. which Sessions were held in the month of
July ; and persisted in keeping him in custody till
the General QuarLer Sessions for the county, which
did not take place till August, when the prisoner was
tried and discharged. At the trial of the defendant
bcfore Mr. Justice BATLEY, a point of law in his fa-
vour was reserved for the opinion of the Court.
The Cour.r, after hearing Counsel, observed, that
the case was one of censiderable importance, and
they would therefore postpone their judgment, and
take time to look over the case.
London, England, 1819-02-08

BRIGHTON, FEBRUARY 6.

We are assured that the health of the nut.= R E-
OEN r has assumed a firmer tone of late. His
R 1 __oya_
Highness lives by the strictest rules. lie generally
retires to rest about twelve at night, and rises be-
tween nine and ten in the morning.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER, accompanied by
Lady IsABELLA TMYNNE, arrived at the Pavilion on
Saturday last. Her Royal Highness has frequently
appeared on the public promenades. It is the com-
mon observation, that she looks extremely well. Yes-
terday morning her Royal Highness, accompanied by
the Countess of Mexaonouort and Lady ISABELLA
TIITHI4E, paid a visit to Lord and Lady CHICHESTER,
at Stanmer. It is expected that the Duchess will re-
main here during the greater part, if not the whole
of the ensuing week.
Among the principal arrivals of the present week
are the Earl and Countess of CITARLEVILLE, the
Hon. Mrs. Laraez, Sir R. WIGRAM, M.P. and Mr. J.
SMITH, M.P. The Countess of CLARE arrived last
week.—The Duke of DORSET arrived on Wednesday,
and also left yesterday.
The Marquis of WORCESTER was in the arrival list
of Wednesday, and took his departure on the follow-
ing day. His Lordship is expected to return on
Monday next.—We have, as yet, experienced no di-
minution in point of gaiety. The arrivals and depar-
tures are nearly upon an equality. The fashionable
families now here, appear, for the most part, to have
made up*heir minds to remain with us until, at least,
the termination of the winter.

KING'S THEATRE.—On Saturday night the Pit and
Gallery of the Opera were crowded to an overflow—
and the Boxes were most respectably filled. After
the Opera, the Ballet of Paul and Virginia was re-
vived by Mons. GuILLET. It was always a favourite,
and in the present instance Mademoiselle MlLAute
succeeded to llilligsberg.
Datm-LANE.—The tragedy of Brutus maintains
its high ground at this Theatre. Its long-continued
success is a strikins_proof of the extraordinary:talents
and attraction cof Mr. KEAN.
COVENT GARINEN.—CHEREVE Comedy, The Sol-
ditis Daughter, was performed here on Saturday
night. Miss Vlisti.t, in the Widotu Oeerly, looked
and played beautifully. A fine flow of animal spirits
carried Mr. Jots with great success through the
lively part of Frank Heartall. The other characters
were adequately sustained, and the piece went ofi
with eclat.
Mr. Miawoon, late of Drury-lane Theatre, is now
iftayint the first line of Tragedy at 177.77-York.
London, England, 1819-02-08

OBSERVATIONS ON PENAL JURISPRU-
DENCE, and the REFORMATION of CRIMINALS.
With an Aerennix, containing the Lust Reports of the State
Prisons, or Penitentiaries, of Philadelphia, New York., and
Massachusetts; and other Documents.
By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and IV. D.tvies, Strand.
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,
1. The Lu'z of LURIDIZO or 3lnuict, in three NJlumes octavo,
Fifth Edition, price 11. us. 641. in boards.
2. The Lira and l'orirtricars of Leo the Than, in six vols.
octavo, Second Edition, price 21. 2s. in boards.
3. The Nunse, a Poem ; translated from the Italian of Luigi
Tansillo. A new Edition, elegantly printed in a pocket volume,
with Wood Cuts, price 3s. in boar cis.

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.
ADELUSIVE habit, generally learnt at great
schools, weakens and destroys the whole nervous system,
and in the very flower of youth brings on a!1 the iiiflrmities of
the most languishing old age; rendering its votaries indifferent
to all emurements, absent in company, dull and lifeless every.
v her....—Tnese maladies are not only relieved, but ultimately
cured, by this excellent Medicine, which is unrivalled for re-
storing broken or decayed constitutions to pristine health and
vigour.

Sold by Leigh, Strand; Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Sutton
and Co. Bow Church-yard; ButlerChcapvide; Tutt, Exchange.;
and \' rd, Ilolborn; price I Is. each, or four in one Family
Bottle for 335. by which one I is. bottle is saved, with the words
" Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
Of whom may also be had, the celebrated ANTI-IMPETI-
GENES, or SOLOMON'. DROPS (witl-mit mercury, or any
deleterious preparation), which stand in the highest estinvition
for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and 'all disorders
originating in an impure state ofthe blood; being gradual, genee,
and almost imperceptible, in their operation--the best substitute
than has ever been discovered fur that dangerous te.:neral Ate--
cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expel all noxi-
ous and impure juices, giving strength and tone to the nerves,
enlivening and invigorating both body and mind.
Price l is. per bottle, or four in one family bott:e for 331. on
which one strap bottle is saved. The words " Saml. Solomon,
Liverpool," arc engraved on the stamp of each Walt., without
which none are genuine. _ _

Also, price 3s. that scarce, interesting, and useful Family
Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and
a View of GileadAlouse), entitled, A G Ili DE to H EALTI I;
or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaints.—By S
SOLOMON, I‘LD.-oontaining a 'Treatise on Female Diseases,
Nervous and Hypockondriac Complaints; also Genercl Remarks
on thew Diseases with which the Human Body is most frequently
afflicted; explaining the sympton.i, mode of treatment, &c.
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual com-
pliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, addressed, '• Money
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near LiverpooL Paid
double postage."
London, England, 1819-02-08

REVENUE...

An Abstract has been laid before Parliament of
the Net Produce of the Revenue of the United King;
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, in the Yeats ended
sth Jan. 1818, and sth Jan. 1819.
The Total Revenue of the Year 1818, including Arrears of
War Duty on Malt and Property, was £51,655,158
Deducting these Arrears

2,530,531

Net Produce of 1818 .C49,334,927
The Total Revenue of 1819, also including Arrears of War.
Duty on Malt and Property, was L'53,583,937
Deducting these Arrears

Net Produce of 1819 £52,997,298
Net Produce of 1818 49,334,929

EMU in favour of 1819

.03,642,371

From another Abstract, which has also been laid
before Parliament, it appears that the comparative
Receipts of each separate branch of the ILevenue,
during 1818 and 1819, were as follows:

CONSOLIDATED FUND, ANNUAL DUTIES, AND

WAR TAXES.

In 1818. In 1819.
Customs ,C8,889..97.5 £7,886,416

Excise

....... 18,570,8:4 16,948,450

Stamps .

Post-Office
A ssesedTaies
Land Mixes 1,163,320 1,209,681
Miscellaneous 492,872 368,093

enappropri.acd War Duties 1,062,073

85,100
London, England, 1819-02-08

THE KING v. fRANCIs DANIoN.

The defendant had been- convicted of illegally
taking fish in a private fishery, the property of the
Hon. Lady Fane—namely, in a part of the river Avon
which runs through her Ladyships manor.
Mr. CHITTY now applied to have the convic-
tion of the Magistrates quashed, on the grounds that
by law no one could lodge an information, or recover
penalties under this statute, except the owner of the
fishery. In the present instance the information was
prosecuted by Sir 11. Fane; and there was no proof
whatever before the Magistrates, that the informa-
tion was preferred at the desire of Lady Fane, or
that she had not given leave to the defendant to fish
in her fishery.
Mr. Canaan contended, in support of the convic-
tion, that it was stated on the face of the conviction,
that Sir H. Fane appeared at the instance and on be-'
half of Lady Pane, and that this was sufficient, with-
out the fact being sworn to, that it was at the desire
of Lady Fane. That circumstanze might be supplied
by intendment.
The CounT, however, held, that in a case of in-
formation the Court would supply nothing by intend-
ment : a'd must be established by proof ; the words
cf the Magistrate used in the conviction were not
proof. Here r.O proof thlt this information was
preferred at the desire of Lad; ram. That.fact ought
either to have been embodied in the information, or
proved in the evidence—the want of tlat proof in the
P•••, -
sent case was fatal, and the conviction niust there-
flre Le quashed.
London, England, 1819-08-06

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LurrEits PA MN h.
T EA KE'S GENUINE'PILLS, justly famous
for curing, ia all its stages, the VENEREAL Dief.:ASE.
One small Pill is a dose, and. he caking of. one Box, in a recent
tale, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy
'recoVery. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or more
Convenient than this Remedy, for such as are oblitteito go.fotir
sass or to us, uit needs no confinement nor restraint of diet;,
and sixty year experience (in an extensive pi-etc:lce) has, proved
that it wit effect a Cure when epeated Salivation and all other
method. avail nothing. Fut the Scurvy and other Chinn,cal
Disorders, thl Medicine has not it. parallel. Upwards of
40,000 penons of both scree have been radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within tbe last eight years. Prepared and•
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Xlernhers
of the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, New
Bridge-rtreet, in Boats or only its. Sid. each, duty tacluded.—
KB. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at eight
lley are also sold by their appointment, with copiulis directions
*the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7,
Fishenreet-hill, nearly apposite the Monument ; and by our
Person in every considerable'rown in Orem Britain and Ireland
Advice gratis to WWI WAD, the above, or other of the Pro
pictor's Medicine&
London, England, 1819-08-06

PEDESTRIANISM.

Snaps, the' Derhyshife Pedestrian, started on Monday at
Enfield, to go 100 miles in 21 hour. lie did the first 50 miles
in ten hours, and tool, half an hour's rest ; but he knocked up
after doing RO miles. lie had three hours li•ft•to do the r_main-
ing 20 miles ; but he too lame to procettil.—The match was
lot 100 guineas; and he was backed at 5 and 6•to 4.

MORE PA RODI Es.—At the Assizes for Exeter,-Mr.
Justice BEST, on the Grand Jury being sworn, ad-
dressed them in a most impressive charge, in which
he stated that he thought it his duty to call their at-
tention to the circulation in •the heart of that city of
the most blasphemous PaMphlets, ridiculing the
Lotto's Prayer (tchich every Christian held sacred),
and other parts of the .Church Service, which he
held to be clearly indictable, and for which he
understood an indictment was to be preferred. An
indictment was accordingly, we linclerstand, imme-
diately preferred and tialnil
.against a.vender of these
impious books, who has ken committed to Ekter
jail till be finds bail to answer it.

S►n.CHARLES OLSZLEY.—the following little
piece of laistot y, ficm Clarendon's Life, may arritse
our Headers:

" He (the Duke of At cxtt cwnx, who was accused ef treason)
intended on such a day to be in Staffordshire, at the ho::se of
Sir Cunntrs WqfisrLrY, a Gent!en''n who had bees csf• reel
eminency in Ca twet.t.'s Cou=cil, end one of those•olto had
been sent by the House of C.lninions to persuzde him.to were
the Crown with the ti:le ti Kin j!r —V 01. p. 817.
CORN-EXCH ANG L, MA RK-LA NE, AuousT 6.--Our
supply of Wheat since Monday, has been very Small,
except what remained over front last week's art ivals ;
having but little of fine quality at market this'mern7
ing, that description met tolerably free sale at an
advance of 2s. per qr. on Monday's price.--Oats are
Is. per qr. and Barley from Is. to 2s. 6d. cheaper,
the demand for each being smell.—in Beans axld
Peas there is no alteration.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, vow's 6.—Reef 4•. Od. to St. td. per
taotle of labs.; Mutton, 4. ed. to So. 4d. Vtal, 4t. Od. to At. fd. ;
fork 41 to 54. tad.; Lamb 4.. to Ss. 64.--1.1-ad of Cattle, Beasts
610; Calvet, i9O; Sheep red Lambs, 7,64 e f
freeload, SI. cod/. d.. Cheer, 61. to 71. Ws. Straw Wi. to 31.
London, England, 1819-08-06

Domus et platens uzor.
house and pleasing wife.
SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so
s.,en-
raptured his auditors with the subject, that the married men
flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ;
and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word wife is the most
agreeable and dellghtfill name in nature. The sacred institution,
then, of marriage, compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment,
teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul
itself to harmonize with blisl hereafter. Previous, however, to
entering intp this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative
duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser
nature from thole impurities which the freedom of *intentioned
pleasure may have entailed on it. To the neglect of such atten-
tion are attributable many of those hapless instances, which,
e}hile they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should alto
impress him with thefrar of self-reproach.
Luxurious habits will effeminize the body, a residence in the
Tropics will relax the elastic fibre, but more especially does the
premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the
natural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the ago-
nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all
such, then, we address ourselves,-offering hope, energy, muscu-
lar strength, felicity; nor will our advances appear ques.ionabk,
sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of t*Enty fears
successful experience. The'easy lares of married life are some-
dines disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which con-
centrate the nuplal wreath; for the female habit is often consti;
tutionally weak, yet It can be strengthened, and deficient energy
improved into functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relax•
atiOn of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure
speedily, and with effect. Rarnestly solicitous to expel the un-
feeling empyric from the posillob so presumptuously taken up,
we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and con-
fident in our own honourable integrity, as Members of the Col.
lege of Surgeens, we refer the suffaring community of either
Sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life), at once to
our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consul-
tation, apd letters from the country are immediately answered;
these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which
can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant.
DOSS and Co. M. IL C. Surgeons..
18, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.
Justpublisked, 10th Edition,
IEG IS of LITE, a familiar Commentary on the above
"DiSeases.-13y 0 OSS and Co.—Addressed to the Youth and
Maturityof both Sexes. May be had at N 0.20, Paternoster-row,
66, Pall Mall; 24, Gerrard-street; 174, Fleentreet ; and of all
Booksellers, price Se.
London, England, 1819-08-06

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prvstov at AUGUST 4.—Arrived the Caroline and Fox trans-
ports, limn Guernsey, to take in the remaiialf..r of the 51st Re-
giment ; William and Amelia, Jusxs, from St. John's, in 30 days.
Shamrock, SaLstois, from Prince Edwaid's Island, in 28 days;
and Roberts, Wahairsou, from Seville. The Shamrock spoke
on ZOth Ju!y 1at..50. 50. long. 9. 58. the Castlereagh; REED,
from St. John's for Liverpool, nut 55 days; and on the 3d Au-
gust, in lat. 49. 49. long. 7. spoke the Jesse, from Nevis to Lon-
don.—Wind N.N. W.
Poa ISZIUCI It' A OGUST s.—Arrived the London Packet, MA-
L T A-, from London for Boston. Passed up Channel the Jane,
from New York ; and Cataline, from Rio Janeiro. Sailed the
Royal George yacht, and his Majesty's ships Iluoa, IlYrrutori,
add CA r•IELION, for Brighton.—Wind Northerly.
DI.AL, AUGUST s.—Wind N.W.—Came down from the River
and sailed the Factor, WHITELY, for Sierra Leone; and Alexan-
der, Suarim4, for the Isle of France. Arrived and sailed for
the River the Oporto Packet, l'utramocr, from Trapani ; and
Helen, WILSON, from Leghorn. Also sailed the whole of the
homeward bound, except the John and (hernia. Arrived and
rentain, the Reward, CARRETT, for Jamaica; Nelly, Burraxer.
from Trieste; and the Fountain, MLLc.S, from Report.[ for
sterdam.
lIA ILWIGH, AUGUST s.—Arrived the Lady Nepean packet,
with a Mail front IluiLmd.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 5,--The Parser of the Company's ship
Phoenix, WHITE, from Bengal, is landed here. She left Benrd
20th February, and St. Helena 7th June.
Cusrum-Hoesz, Aenus? s.—Entered Inwards—The Joseph
Banker, Hodgson, from Jamaica ; the Crisis, Barthwhite, from
Archangel; Rose, Davis, from Rotterdam; Ruby, Broome,
from Bilboa ; Twee Gebroeders, De Jonge, fromWorcum ; the
Joseph and Ann, Menter, from Antwerp ; Bellunch (buy), from
Stangate Creek; Aguilar,•Robertson, from Jamaica; Northum-
rah.nd, Taylor, from Halifax.

On the column to the memory of Lord NELSON,
on the Denes, Yarmouth, is an elegant Latin inscrip-
tion, of which the following is a translation :

•
41 HOUATIO LORD NELSON,
" Whom, as het bravest Champion, Britain, whilst he lived,
most sedulously honoured, and when he fell, bewailed : with
triumphs in every clime distinguished for the vigour of his de-
signs, not less than the dauntless warmth of his courage, the
terror of the world—that NELSON, by birth, lineage, and educa-,
tion ; by mind, by manners, and by disposition, Norfolk proudly
boasts her own : the renown of such a name, than brass and
stone more lasting, his Norfolk fellow-countrym:n have by this
Column, erected at their joi• t expense, attempted to record.—
lie w. s born it: the year 1758, entered the Navy 1771, and was
in nearly 150 engagements. lie gained, amongst other victories,
that cf Aboukir, in A ugust, 179 ti ; of Copenhagen, in April, 1801 ;
of Tlafalgar, in October, 1805, which last of his splendid achieve-
'alerts, he crowned with his death, • an event as distressing to his
ountry, as it was honourable and wekome.to himself."
London, England, 1819-08-06

THIEF IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY.—BetWeeII

12 and one o'clock on Wednesay, a young man was
-observed to take up a new hat belonging to a Gen-
tleman engaged in the Court, with which he depar-
ted, Information was immediately given to Mr.
Baker, the officer, who went in pursuit of him, and
took him into custody. On taking him into a house
in the neighbourhood, for the purpose of searching
him, he was found to be wholly destitute of linen,
nor had he any waistcoat or any thing else on the up-
per part of his person, except a great coat, which was
buttoned up so as to hide his distress. He declared
that he had not slept on a bed but three nights dur-
ing the last month, and that-such was his distressed
situation,.that he was driven to the commission of the
crime to satisfy the cravings of nature. His story was
fully confirmed lay his emaciated appearance, and a
feSV shillings were immediately raised for his relief,
fur which he expressed his gratitude. The Gentle-
man whose hat he had stolen gave him half-a-crown.
The unfortunate individual was, we understand, for-
merly a Clerk in the Office of An eminent Attorney.
He departed expressing his gratitude for the mercy.
•shewn hisn.. ,„
At a wedding in Strathglam, but week, Mr. VA-
Lararbis CHISHOLIA, of Crocisell, the great-grand-
father of the bride, had the gratification of seeing,
among numerous other relatives, his daughter, grand-
daughter, great-grand-son, and great-great-grand-
son. The Dhu iar-cc happening -to be absent, the
venerable patriarch seemed much disappointed, and
ordered his instant-attendance. Upon his appearance,
a fivessome reel, of which the hoary father made one,
*as danced in the true old Highland style, followed
by plaudits of approbation from every member of
this jovial party.
EtitzaaaTtos.—The Limerick Evening Post says—
We have it from unquestionable authority, that se-
veral families in and about Kilmallock, and others

from the neighbourhood of Castle Connell, are getting
ready to embark in the next vessels. There are also
upwards ofto families from John-street, and the ad-
jacent lanes, equally resolved on going. Should this
spirit continue, nothing but a new system, and a re-
duction of taxes, can work a change ; our absentee
Proprietors will have to return and till the lands
~ibeuSseltesi for by-and-bye, we shall have land is
thiap in Ireland as on the banks of the Ohio!"
/It Aldan of the name of Proctor; tried' it the Lin-
AskinAt I stie s
for
_otsc-stealing, aril acmitteds died
ale 3lm cvaing,
London, England, 1819-08-06

This day was published, in tivo. price 10$. 6d. boards,
ASECOND COURSE of PRACTICAL SER.
MONS, expressly :dallied to be Read in Families.
By the Rev. HARVEY MA RRIOTT,
Rector of Claverton and Chaplain to the Right Honourable
Lord Kenyon.
Printed for Taylor and llessey, 93, Fleet-street.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
The First Course pf Family Sermons, Second Edit. Bvo. 9s.
Homilies for the Young ; and more especially the Children of
the N'ational Schools.
In the Press, an Easy and Practical Explanation of the Church
Catechism, for the Use of Schools, Bd. or 7s. 64. per dozen.,
London, England, 1819-08-06

T'HE ARMY.

Saturday the second division of the 40th Regiment
of Foot marched from Glasgow for England, and the
first division tf the 80th arrived there the same day
to do duty in their room.

Friday the East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, under
the command of their Colonel, Sir JAMES Baum,
Bart. after performing their permanent duty, were
inspected on West Barns Sands, by DAVID ANDER-
SON, Esq. of St. Germain's, Vice Lieutenant (the Earl
of lIADDINGTON, the Lord Lieutenant, being indis.
posed), who expressed his entire approbation of the
fine appearance and discipline of the corps in every re-
spect. There was an immense concourse of people.
London, England, 1819-08-06

BRIGHTON, AUGUST 5.

At nine o'clock this Morning, the ROYAL,GEORGE
yacht, commanded by the Hon. Captain PAGET,
~ifely.ivached her moorings, stationed within three
ti:iles of the town :—she was convoyed by the HYPE.
ittox frigate, 32 guns, Captain THOMAS SEARLE;
the 111 N) sloop of war, 20 guns, Capt. Sir CHARLES
BUR RA RD ; and the CAMILION sloop of war, 10 guns,
Captain W.J. NIINGAY. The LIFFEY, 50 guns, Hon.
Captain H. DUNCAN, is expected in the Roads to-
morrow. The Royal yacht is receiving her stores.
The embarkation of the PRINCE REGENT is ex.
pected to take place on Sunday, when the fleet will
sail for Portsmouth and Plymouth. His Royal
Highness is exi ected at the Pavilion on Saturday.
This evening the Duke of YORK entertains several
of the Naval Officers, and Noblemen of the Royal
Household.
London, England, 1819-08-23

ESSE X,
ON THE BORDEM OF SUFFOLK.
DEDHAM GROVE,
Near the B.uiks of the RIVER STOUR.
ELEGXN'r VILLA,
With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-Grounds, and Land.
By Mr. ROBINS,
. Garralway's Coffee-bouse Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, or.
TIIIIIIIIDAT August 26, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
A' 1. filitiE VERY DESIRABLE COPYHOLD
I- ESTATE, Land-Tar redeemed, nearly equal to
freehold; comprising a pleasant Villa Residence, stuccoed front,
&soden a Lawn, surrounded by Pleasure-grounds, handsomely
'iposed and planted with thriving Trees and Shrubs, excellent
ardens part walled, planted with choice Fruit-Trees in full
perfection, and Meadow Land enclosed by Park Paling, con-
`aiming about
London, England, 1819-08-23

TWENTY-THREE ACRES.

haat. at Dedham, w(11 known for its beautiful Ind healthy
Luation, eceU-nt neighbourhood, and agreeable distance' from
;olchester and Ipswich.
:The Howe tonagioa, ea SE Vila Story, me large Oil tifig
Rooms ; First Story, three spacious airy Chambers, a
smaller ditto, two I)reasing-clostts, and 'Water-closet ; Ground

. .
tory, handsome. Entrance:hall and Vestibule, capital Drawing-
room, Eating-parlour, Conservatory, Library, Dressing-room,
Principal and Secondary Staircases. The Offices contain
.. .

tder's ant ilousebeeper's 'Rooms, with water laid on ;
Alta' Ball, good Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Dairy, Store-
closet, roomy Cellars, enelnsed Yard with Coach-house and
Stable, and Lodeng-rooms over, Brewhonse, Eic. Farm-yard

Buildings; the Whole in most excellent order.
Lox 2. An Enclosure of fine Meadow Land opposite. nearly
no:aided by Plantitions, containing about
El I-11;EN ACRES.
•

A very desirable spot for Building.
May be viewed by applying an the Premises, 'where Particu-
s may be had ; and at the Sun Inn, lieslharii ; the Cups, Col-
tester, and Harwich; White llor.e, Ipswich; Messrs. :leggy
ul Chalk, Chelmsford ; Henry Coats, EN. Great Holland,
tar Colchester ; of Messrs. Forster, Cook, and Frere, Lincoln's
1; at GarrAway's ; .etcl of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,

aid en-square, where it Plan may be seen.
The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegant Pun
iture at a valuation.
London, England, 1819-08-23

CERTIFICATES-S, .11.

R. and R. Townend, Mitre-court, Fa. chnrck.ststet, met-
cduits. S. lloglies, Liverpool, liquor-merchant. T. Fish,
Bridport, victualler. T. Chi!mut Bristol, broker. W. pony..
well, limb, brandy-merchant. T. Dauncey, Cateaton-street,
warehouseman. J Lewis, jon. Manley, bone-dealer. J. Hut,
Swithin's-lane, met:chant. J. Stafford, Scrooby, miller..
DISSOLUTIONS OF .PARTNERSIIIPS. _

R. and F- Burman, Hsnly-in-Arden and Atherstone. drapees.
Fletcher and Hurry, Liverpool, rope-makers. Gordon and
Fmmutt, Laurence •Pountney-lane. W. G. W. and J. J.
Thomas, Blatklford. linen-drapers. .It%inson and Co. New-
castle-upon-Tyne, cork-cuttem Yates and Howarth, liver-
pool, copper platy-engravers. Senior and Driver, Nottingham,
hair-dressers. Martin and tiaul,lh-strett, Southwark, pawn-
brokers. Anderson and. Claw, W. st Smithfield, booksellers.
Just published, by 'f. HARVEY, of Blackfriars-
read, a Pocket Manual, being A jetu Minutes Ad-
vice from Me Medical Board, in a Lecture on the
Lues Venerea •and _ Sexual Debilities, as deliver.

ed at Woodstocir-House, and Charlotte-House, in
March last, a Publication highly interesting its
young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital
interests of Society.—For the accommodation of
Patients at the West end of the Town, a Medical
Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxfordr
street; under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Chat-
lotte House, Great Chailotte-strect, Blackfriars-road.
The Board is composed of Gentlemen of the first
talent, of nearly forty years' expetience, all !timbers
of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh,
.who • are consulted daily by all ranks of inva-
lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted
nith a certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains,
eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular
swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, Scc
are diseases which arise from improper treatment—
the afflicted are immediately relieved,. and speedily
cured, without c onfi nement.—biessrs. Coo MR and Ca.
are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the
Morning until 'Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte-
House, Great Charlottestreet, opposite the Rev.
Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Tuelve till Eight,
arid no where else in London.—Mechanics have ad-
vice Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, at
both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve
o'Clock.—N.B: Ruptures of SO years standing, mid
of ?A inches in circumference, rodical.ly_curod, with-
out surgical operation.--r<r, .rTivatC,Entrance, and
Private Rooms, foi Consultation.
London, England, 1819-02-12

IRISH LIME C*LLIXTOILL

Sir J. NEWPORT complained that the office of
Collector of Excise for the County of Dublin had been
ralined, though the Commissioners for Inquiring
into Useless Offices had declared that it might be
aboiiitach He, -therefor*, should move for Copies of
. (be Patent of Appointment of Lambert, Esq. to
the office of Collector of Excise for the County efl
Dublin, and of the Warrant of Superannuation of his
pi edecessor.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said,'
that a change had taken place in the mode of con-
ducting the business of that department, which bad
rendered it necessary to continue Mr. Lambert in his

Ace.
Mr. PEEL, in order to throw more light- on the
*object, should follow the motion of the Honourable
Baronet, by one for an Account of the Amount of
Duty received by the Collector of the County of
Dublin, during the three years ending in January,
1818, distinguishing each year; and by the Collector
of the City of Dublin, for the three years ending in
January, 1819, also distinguishing the years.
The two motions were ,then put; and agreed to
successively.

EVESHAM ELECTION.

The Clerk of the Evesham Committee then entered
tic I louse, and reported that the following Members
had been chose:: by ballot, to try the merits of that
Election :

Albany Sala*, Rs+ the Right Honourable Stkrges Bourn,
sibthorpe Esi. W. H. Ashurst, Eaq. A. Ramat Xaq.
Walt;r Burrelt, Eq. A Campbell, Faq. R. Russell, Esq. It;
iCacieb3u.e. ,I .1 A. Hill, bit J. Osborne, Net. Sir T.
Visem.st Pollington, R. Grant, taq.-G:V.
nor. £4.1..
11-. e Malt and Pensions Duty Bill went through tt
C9mmittee. Report to-morrow.

EXCHEQUER DILLS.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXtHVITIER
Laving moved for the second reading of the Exch.-
goer Bills' Bill,
iigz
Mr. ELLICE inquired, whethet, after a d had
bent advertised for the payment of Exchequist "
the Bank withheld any of those Bills la consat
of as understanding with Government 1 ,
The. CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER *c_l,
that it sometimes happened, When Exchequer Mb
had been advertised to be pai4en a certain day., that
the public might receive eitnir bills or money in tx.,
change, the Bank continuing to hold over•some 14
those bills, and when it did-so, those Government
securities were not enumerated in the Returns..

Mr. ELLICE had put the question in ceitueguto*
of what had fallen from the Right Honourable Gen-
tleman on a former oftadon. He had said, that out
of eight millions the GOvernment had repaid fire to
the &ink. That did.** appear by the present Re-
urns ; bqt if the palbmt had been made by Gauen-
meat, and the Banlitithheld Exchequer l then
it was no payment at,ll.
The CHANCELLORof the EXCHEQUER, when
he had said that government had paid five out of

z

V
London, England, 1819-02-12

At the Custom-House, HARWICH. on TUSSDAY, the 2,1 d inst.
at Te,n °Tin& hi the Forenoon, •
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
- VIZ.

366 Comelien Sad other Stones
(cut)
3 Amber Necklaces
4 Gold Broaches and Pins
Rings
9 Pair Ear-Rings
3 Agate Snuff-Boxes
Old Pieces of Silver
I Pocket Organ (two tunes)
i Scripture Portrait, on Cop-
' per
Sundry Ermine Skins
33%Yards Foreign Thread
Lace
THE FOLLOWING I
691 Pair French Kid Gloves

244 Yards French Cambric
3 Damask Table-Cloths
3 Damask Napkins
2 Foreign Scarfs
2 Yards Superfine Black
Cloth
67 lb, Salt
23 lbs. Tea •
305 lbs. Pepper
107 lbs. Sugar
24 lbs. Soap
27 Deals
42 Deal Ends
And other small Articles
OR EXPORTATION.
4eYarcls Silk Gauze •

ITPair Silk Stockings
IS Silk Shawls

35 Silk Scarfs
19 Purses and Bap
3 Foreign Silk Net Dresses
London, England, 1819-02-12

295 Yards Foreign Silk
342 Silk Handkerchief's

451 Yards Satin
1.6 f Yards Ribbon
17 Yards India Silk Crape

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
AT THE CUSTOM-HOUSE, SANDWICH,
To the highest adder,

011 MONDAY, March 1,1819,3; Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,.
VIZ.

701 !OKI

3* Gallons Geneva. I 1 Pair Angola Gloves.
53 Yards Stained Paper. yards Thread Lace. i
roa 4.1012•1101 L
150 Yards Elk. .5 Ditto Scarfs.
15 BandanaPSilkhandkerchieh 6 Ditto Handkarchieh.
S
• carh.
ZLavri. I Ditto
Pau2lp Leatksi Gioia.
AT THE .RING'S WAREHOUSE, RAMSGATE,
On Tamar, March .141819, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon,

34 Gallons Spirits Brandy, is
gal strength for Dealers.
Ditto Brandy, ditto. •
280 Ditto Geneva.
Ditto Rum.
3 Bottles Wine.
6lbs. Black Tea.
10$ TM
8 Paper Prints coloured
55 Ditto plain.

24 Oar Forms.
10 Ufers.
119 Deal Ends.
Is Battens.
4 Ditto Ends.
74Ibs. French Prunes.

DMZ%
1 Book eontalningS i plain prints
1 Ditto, 8 ditto.
EHOUSE, MARGATE,
Seven o'Closk in the Forenoon,

♦T THE KING'S WAII
Oa Wawsa•:, March 3, at
•FOIL MOUS C
?Orem !Writs Brandy, le-
i • •N stripagth for Dealers:
10 Ditto Brandy, ditto.
21 Ditto 4irits Geneva,ditto.
13 Ditto Brandy.
730 Ditto Genera.
21 Prints.
2 Bronze Figures.
2sj Yards Thread Lace.

78 Ladles' Necklace Beads:

3 Toilet Boxes, with
Perfumery.
1 Box containing 6bottles scent
15 Yards Cambric.
1 Musical Snuff-box.
2 Bead Purees.
3 Bottles Eau de Cologne.
3 Warps and 6 Anchors.
veromow.
12 Ditto Tippets.
144 Pair long Leather Cloves.
547 Ditto short.
1 Ditto Silk Sees.
1 Ditto Stockings.
2 Satin Dresses.
1 Satin and Gauze Scarf.
1 Silk Waistcoat Front.
Cent. will be requited.
Consumption will not be Sold
ccise Duties thereon. •

ILI Pieces, and 4 single SUk
Handkerchiefs.
8 Yards India Silk.
17 Ditto Italian Crape.
S East India Silk ILindker-
chiefs.
587 Yards Silk.
6 Silk Scarfs.
A Deposit of .621 per
N. B. The Goods for Home
for less than the Custom and Es