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London, England, 1810-12-27

CANAL PROPERTY, COVENT GAlitpEN 'IIIE/LIRE
AND HOPI:. ASSUR 414C1i SHARF.S.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr,SCOTT,
On Friday, the 4th of Jaruaryt at TilliV* o'Ciock, at the Mart,
IWO New SHARES of £5OO each. the CriliClit
-4- Garden 1 hestre, entitling the powewer to an annuity or
4'25 dear of the Property Tax, for 84 years, with an annual
transferable free admirdon.—Thames and Medway, Croydon,
Illesmere, Stratford-opon-Avon Canal new Silures, and Hope
Assurance Shares.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart; and
of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street.

• WARWICKSHIRE.
SALE OF THE WHITE LION INN, sTßATfottrimPO*
AVON, belonging. to Ntr; %I/11.unit Busiza, who Is dints
the Public Business:. •

:I'o BE BOLD BY PRIVATE'CONTRACT,

ALL th;t:1;1g est*llisSed.and highly respectable
Inn the WHI rz LION, at Sim-ford-upon-Avon, with
the Stable+, CoAh-houses,Buildings, and Out-ofiices to the same
61ongiog, universally known and frequented by the Nobility
and Gernry of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and Ireland,
being situated on the'Oreat Irish Road from Holyhead to Lon-
dons through Shrewsbusy, Birmingham, Stratford-upon-Avon,
and Oxford. In the iron of the House Is a large Kitchen Gar-
deh,comprising nearly two Acres of Land in the highest cultiva-
tion.' Also a taste BoWling-green, containing one Acre, and ad-
)(lining thereto are upwards of eight Acres of capital Grass Land,
all or any part of which will be sold with the inn as purchaser
may think groper.
A specificatun of the property, with other particulars, may be
gained by a personal 3pritc•at ion at the Offices of Messrs. Hunt
and Hobbes, Solicitors, titratford-upon-Avon ; and of :Views
Merl& and Broderip, Solicitors, Red Lion-square, London,
*tilt whom Plans of the Buildings and Premises are deposited
tot inspection.
linuediate possession May be had, and to treat for the pur-
%base, apply to Mr. Barke, the Proprietor, or to Messrs. Hatn
and Hobbes.

N. B. For the accommodation of the purchaser a certain pro-
)ortion of the pinkie -money mai rentsia on security of the
Premises.

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London, England, 1810-12-27

DR. FREIMAN'S GU TTA SALUTARIS

"1"1.1E value of this Infallible Medicine bas been so
long proved, that nothing of the present day can bear a
competition with it in all the dilferent stages of a certain Disease,
which it effectually cures and tiadicates front the habit, without
exciting the p.tinful feelings ::tail ex,:osure that attends salivation.
without debilitating tke constitution in any degree, or even requi-
ring confinement from business, or restriction in diet. The radical
virtues of these inestimabl!Drops have proved their claim to public
approbation for more than 30 years. In all the debility of both
sexesithey prove a never tailing restorative, cvhether the debility
isproduced by too free use of Mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef-
fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.—
T hey cannot be recommended too strongly to those w'rt will re-
eelve a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Gleets,
and every weakness that aire:cts the bladder and organs of urine. By
Its efficacy irony wrimenhave become mothers who for years had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesUie and retail at Nlr.Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,cor.
rier of Paternoster-row ; Baster and Co. and Smith, Edinburgh
and Ulasgow ; Rolland and Ilaydon, Plymouth; Newbery and
Son, Dublin; Pack and Turner, Hull; Malory and lanes, Port-
sea; Sharp, Portsmouth ; Cargill and Scott, Edinburgh; loggett,
•I'aunton ; Trewman, Exeter ; Crutwell and Binns, Bath ; Brown,
Bristol; and most Country Medicine Venders,l boxes at '2s.9d
iis. and 2.25. each.

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BATH AND BRISTOL. CANAL AND BRISTOL
WATER-WORKS.

AT a MEETING of tht COMMITTEE heittoti
" the Ist instant, it was rtsolved, that Sabscrip ion.Booka
for Shares in the allso:re-meatio:44 Canal and Water-works, shall

be continued-ripen until the 30ili day of January, ISt 1, on ;he
term,' agreed upon at a Meeting held on the l Ith day of Ootober
1810. In pCrluance of the above Resolution, Notice h.fierrby
even, that Aubscrlption -books for Sham are still kept at blluars.
klarford, Davies, sad Cc.'s, Bristol ; at Mr. 4ieurt Stokes's,
Shorter's-court, Tkrogmorton-itmt, Landau i and at. olar 9frace.
in-Marlborough ; and that the same will continue open
13th day of January nest.
WARD and MERRIMAN, Sackers:
Marlboroosh, Dee. 12, 1810.
N.B. A Subocriptienlbook is abo left with Soteleri. Whlteind
and Co. nedoen, Loudon.
London, England, 1810-12-27

'DECEMBER 27, Itle.'

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A NrilisiSeriorr.
This dirsris ribUshed,' pried Ss. the Fterth Edition of
rj'HE ELEMENTS OF BOOK-KEEPING ;
comprising a System of Merchaate Accounts, founded ,on
real business, and adapted to moden.practico; with an Appendix
on Exchange, Banking. and Oiliff commercial subjects.
tiy P. KELLY, L. L. 1).
Master of the Fingbui*-squire Aea3enlv, London. -
- . Printed for J. Johnson lnd Co. St. Paul's 'Church-lard.

FLAXMAN'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF HOMER, D AMP,
AND ESCHYIsUS.
This daj was published, in folic), frice ,es. t•. in extra boards,
new Editions, with additional Plates, of
A. SERIES of ENGRAVINGS to illustrate the
ILIAD and Clayssay of HOJAZIL, from Compositions isf
JOIIN TIAXMAN, R. A. Sculptor to the King.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.—Of whom may be use had,
A Series of Engravings to itustrate Dante. In one volume,
folio, price £4.45. in extra boards.
A Series of Engravings to illustrate Esciylus, price sel. lgs.
folio, boards. . •
London, England, 1810-03-01

DISTILLATION.

lida day was published, in one Volume Octavo, price 9s. boards,
AN INQUIRY into the STATE of NATIONAL
stiMrsTENCP.„ as connected with the Progress of Wealth
and Population ; including "tables of the Imports, Exports, aid
Prices of Crain, and other Documents relating to the Corn Trade.
By W. T. COMBER.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This day was published, price 7s.
'THE BOOK of JOB ; translated from the He-
brew, by the late Miss ELIZABE'T'H SIVII VII, Author
of " Fragments in Prose and Verse;" with a Preface and Anno-
tations, by the Rev. F. RANDOI.PH, D. D. -.-
Bath: Printed by R. Crutwell; and sold by Cadell and Davies,
Strand, and Hatchard, Piccadilly, London.
Of whom may be had, ist 2 vols. price 14s. with a Portrait of
the Author, FRAGMENTS ht PROSE and VERSE. The fir►t
Volume may be purchased separately, price 7s. 6d.
London, England, 1810-03-01

BUCKS.
For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
AQUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and
other TIMBER, now standing in Woods and Enclosures,
In the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be
Bold in Lots, amounting to from ae2oo to sglooo. The Winter
Woods mist be taken down, and paid for immediately, aad the
Oak as soon as the season will admit.
• For Particulars, apply to Mr. knee, at the Queen's Head,
Taplow, who will attend to chew the Timber.
No applicadons by letter will be attended to unless the post;.te
is paid.

INSURRECTION IN THE INDIAN ARMY.
This day will published, in Rvo. price 3s. 6d.
AFAITHFUL ACCOUNT, supported by Au-
thentic Documents, of the RISE, PROGRESS, and
AC CUA.L. STATE of the late UNFORTUNATE INSUR-
RECTION in the INDIAN ARMY. In a Letter, just received
from a Madras Gificor.
Printed for John Murray, SS, Fleet-street : and sold also by
every other Bookseller.

A PRESENT FOR YOUTii.
This day was published, neatly printed, price 7s. ed. extra
boards, with beautiful Engravings on Wood,
ORIGINAL FABLES. By A LADY. Dedi-
cated to her Royal Highness the Priacess CIIAILLOTTIL of
I,Var.s.s. Embellished with fifty-four elegant Eng, avings on
wood, by thb first Artists.
London : Printed for B. Canby and Co. Stationer' Court,
Paternoster-row; and sold by all Booksellers.
Where may be had,
Enfield's General Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Lan-
guage, the tkconil edition, 4s.
Blair 's Essays on Rhetoric, abrilged, 12mcr. sixth edition, ss. •
Brown's Elements of English Education, for Youth of both
Sexes, film°. 6s. 6d.
London, England, 1810-03-01

MR. GIFFORD'S LIFE OF MR. PITT.

This day was published, in six large Volumes Octavo, with
two Portraits of Mr. Pitt, one from an original Picture, by
Mr. Hoppner, the other fawn the bust executed by Mr.
Flaxman, price £l. 4s. in boards,
A HISTORY of tl)e poLiTcAL LIFE of
the Right lionlurable WILLIAM Pint, IncludiuS sow
Account of the Times in which b. lived,
By JOHN GIFFORD, Eiti.
Printed for T Cadet, and W. Dv/lei, Strand.
A few Copies, elegantly printed in three volumes, Royal
Quarto, may still be bad, price .€s. Bs. in boards.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in Quarto, and illustrated In, several En-
gravings, price £l. I ls. 6d. is boards,
TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT OF THE
JIL PARISH of SCAMPTON, in the County of LINCOLN,
and of the Romau Antiquities lately discovered there ; together
with Anecdotes of the Family of BOLLE.
By the Rev. CAYLEY ILLINGWORTH, A. M. F. R. S.
Archdeacon of Stow, and Rector of Scamptun and Epwotth, in
ft the County of Lincoln.
Printed for T. Cassell and W. Davies, Strand.
er The Profits arising front the Sale of this Work (of which
but a small number is printed) are intended to be applied to the
Charitable Fund for the Widows and Orphans of Distressed
Cl::rgymen in the County of Lincoln.

NICOL'S VILLA GARDENER.
This clay was published, in foolscap Octavo, price 7s. 6d. boards,
THE VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY ; or,
Monthly Index of Work to be dune in 'I own and Villa
Gardens, Shrubberies, and Parrerres ; with hints on the ttrat-
matt of shrubs and lowers warily kept in the green-room, the
lobby; and the drawing-room:—
By WALTER NICOI.,
Designer of Gardens, Hothouses, &c. author of the Forcing Fruit
and Kitchen Gardener, the Practical Plauter,&c.

Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin-
burgh ; and for Constable. Hunter, Park, and Hunter, London.
••• It is believed there is no book of gardening on the plan of
this work. It is intended as an assistant to Gentlemen whose
business necessarily confines them to the chamber and to the
counting-room, who seek health and recreation at their villas,
and to those who take upon themselves the management of their
own gardens and parterres.
London, England, 1810-03-01

DIED.

On the 25th ult. at Ipswich, from the effects of the Walcheren
fever, Ensign Hector Munro, of the 2d, or Queen's Royal Regl.
menu of Foot.
Monday, at Chichester, after a short Illness, aged 46, Captain
Cracraft, R.N. Commander of the Sea Fencibles on the Coast of
Sussex. Capt. C. was First Lieutenant of the Brunswick, on the
Ist of June, and gallantly fought that ship after Captain Harvey
(who died) was wounded.
In the 80th year of his age, Mr. John Cooke, of Kingslazd-
road, formerly of Paternoster-row, bookseller.
Saturday, after a short illness, aged 86, Mrs. Bromfield, of
New-street, Hanover-square, widow of the Rev. John Trencbard
Bromfield, of Wormwell, Dorsetshire.
Tuesday last, in the 62d year of his age, Mr. Joseph Maffey,
attorney at law.
Friday sennight, John Stuckey, Esq. of Weston-house, near
Sidmouth, at the great age of 92. He was the oldest magistrate
of the County of Devon.
At Wexford, on the 17th of February last, of a decline, in
which she lingered for ten years, and to which she submitted with
the most christian piety and resignation, Mrs. Sarah Cox, relict
of the late John Cox, of Coolcliffe, county of Wexford, Esq.—
We shall not panegyrize the various excellencies of this most ami-
able woman, farther than by saying, that her heart was the seat
of Faith, Hope, and Charity—to a masculine understanding she
united the most winning softness and suavity of manners, which
rendered her beloved and valued by a numerous circle of acqualu..
tances, and adored by her family, in whose beans she must ever
livetiright,eximolepf wisdom, troth. and virtue..-" Her ways
. inKurierunilatiMPai sad all bee pole were peace."
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London, England, 1810-03-01

BIRTHS.
Friday last, the Lady the Rev. Edwin Stock, eldest son of
die Liskop of Killalla, of a son.
Smithy se'nnight, at Government House, Portsmouth, the
Lidy of the Hon. Captain kaget, uf his Majesty's ship Revenge,
of a daughter.

Of the 28th Jan. the Lady of Captain Woodley Losack, of his
Majesty's ship Isis, of a son.
On the 23d u't. at Woodend, near Chichester, the Lady of Cap-
tain Sir John Gore, R. N. of a daughter.
On the 2i st ult. at Stantiin House, Wilts, the Lady of the Rev.
Dr. A.Trenchard, of a daughter.

At the Matue of Csriston the Hon. Mrs. I.yell, of a daughter.
At Devizes, the I .ady of klajor George Evans, Brigade Major
to the Forces, of a daughter.

In George-street, Hanover-square, the Lady of Dr. Pemberton,
of a sou.

At Cheltenham, on the 6th ult. the Lidy of H. C. Boitragon,
M. D. of a son.

MARRIED.

Tuesday se'nnight, Lieutenant Scott, of the. Royal Cheshire
Militia, to Miss liurridge, daughter of W. Burring*, of
Portsmouth. _

At St. Martin's, the Rev. Randolph Richard Knipe, A. M. to
Harriot, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Willard, Esq. of
East Bourn.

On the 30th of November last, at Malta, John Baru!? Rendle-
sham, of Rendleshatu, Suffolk, to Mary Andalusia, second daugh-
ter of Lieut. Colonel Dickens, of sbaßoyal Engiiteeri.
On the 15th ult. in Jersey, Captain Philip Patriarche, of the
Royal Marines, to Miss Elizabeth Patriarche, second daughter
of Wm. Patriarche, Esq. of that island.
London, England, 1810-03-06

SSAVING 'IN
CH
..11.`rR's STEAM KIT EN, combined with
s-Roaster; and With ot with Ont a Hof Closet, on a new and
kilt-approved construction, forms the most clean and best cook-
a;•paratus in the world. The whole i, upon the most simple
Pr"4lPit ; performing, by the aid of one mail fire, the various
tiprations of steaming, boiling, roast ing,stewing,baking and broil-
e;, at one and the same time or separately, doing away nearly all
Cie labour and expence in common use.--References may be had
from the Proprietor to families of the first respectability.
the Apparatus may be had of any size or form, according to
mrecience of situation or the number of persons it is intendudto
'4.4 for. One that will stand in the compass of a square yard
Lbe found large enough to dress victuals far more than thirty
riie; the price is niodtrate' and one fourth of the ssain.7,F.aris-
-1"::::3:u use will clear its first com in the tourse of one year.
' %Jets received by John Slater, the Patentee, in Birmingham ;
tin. 4'.1 Itathboue• lace, Oxford sereei, London.

TIMBER, BUCKS.
i^rnediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT, .
A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and
other TIMBER, now standing in Woads and Enclosures,
the ticinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which wilt be
t,
14
It Lots, amounting to from JEVO to £t 00. The Winter
•ut mist be taken down, and paid for immediately, and the
44 a, mon as the season vsill admit.
„jot' Particulars, apply to Mr. [Ririe, at the Queen's Head,
'alt(wi, who will attend to shear the Thialser.
Ts"d applications by letter will be attended to unless the postage
?

CIPTI'AL MANSION-HOUSE, MANORS, FISHERY, ate.
TO BE LET, COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
For a Term of Three or Years,
most capital MANSION HOUSE, tailed
I'ARLASTON HALL, near Stone, Staffordshire, for-
-IV'er the residents of John Jervis, Esq. deceased, and now of
.lrl• Wedgwood, with the Outbuildings, Walled Carders, Hot-
Green house, Lawn, Plantations, and'about 100 Acres,
(if /tithed for) of most capital Land adjoining. The House is
144 Err. coraprlses spacious, lofty, and well proportioned
~,; Dravritl;, and Bra Room,, Library, &c. &c. and
ihr,,rt may expected in a Gentleman's residence.
•I'Leftbe accommodated during tile term of the Lease
I)oPotation of the Manors of Darlasten and Tittensor
„_':Lnamg with Game), and the exclusive privilege of sporting'
"v4.,.hst extensive Estates of the late John Jervis, Esq. deceased,
those Manors, and also the Fishery of the River Trent
adjoins the Lawn.
l'rcluises are situate about smile from Stone, and nearly
j~fc4atre of the towns of Newcastle under Lyme, Eccleshall,
21%., Wen:re, Uttoxeter, Nantwich, and Cheadle:
.I,44ste scion of the Mansion-house, Garden, Lawn, Manors,
.4;.444 about S 0 or 4Q Acres of Laud, may be had at Lady-
Pani
'.7 lewttehril,l
plus the Rent &c. be furnished on application
~ V.
; paid) to Messr,. Anstice and Cox, Temple,
1^ Messrs. Pip. and Blair, of Uttoxeter ; at each of
'44,111 a ihatt ci the proposed Least may be inspected.
London, England, 1810-09-08

ELTHAM, KENT.

MANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, PLEASURE GROUNDS.
GARDENS, AND GRASS LAND. .
With immediate Palmation.

TO BE LET BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursday, September 20th, at Twelve o'Clock, at Oarrawaylis
in Six Lots, •
A VERY Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
piessavaii situate at Eitham, a short distance trews Black.
heath, Chisliestrat, Bromley, and Shooter's-hill, a hulk =
mink edwied pest of the county of Kent ; comprising the
or Lordship of Manna, with Courts, Fines, Quit Rent%
ties, and Appurtenances. The capital Maruloo-house vital
Ehham Lodge, with OfG:e.. Coach-houses, Stabling; Firearm
Grounds, Gardens, Meadow and Pasture Lands, coelsiwkw tsar
Sixty Acres. Also the Lower Park Meadow, with neon
Ground, Shrubbery, and Fish Pond., contaludsg $7 Ammo NO
ceedingly eligible fur the Building of a Cottage Residence, wag
thret pieces of Meadow Land in the Town, ccetalelng 17 Awes.
To be viewed by applying at the Mansion-house, where primal
Particulars may be had ; also at the Tyler's Hee Lee Gress ;
Green Min, Blackheath; Dull, Shooter's HIE at Gemmel's;
of Messrs: Walker and*Williams, Solicitors Dartfeed; wad if
Messrs. Skinner, Tuchin, and Forrest, Alderigate.street, whole
the Covenants may be seen.

WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a
personal. beauty In bath Sexes, and in nine parte of Silty,
are essential to persons of rank. ihe BANDANA SOAA of
Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of Ifllbi
the met exquisite delicacy of texture and In
'to the hands which are constantly washed with
in cases where the skin has been injured br lebsurer disbar 44e.
knee, the hardness and coarseness are effsetially. belbliblo, end
permanently removed, and steniteded by a emeedieues. fob mei%
and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be setifiesd In ea,
other means whatever. It is by experience Mir dile say meal
form an adequate idea of the saps,* nettles* Or ISIN Sow
amt
Sold by the Preprietor's Agent, limey a bur% WS.
Paso Withers, No. inns, Strand, tor T 1 soden ; and
the Proprietors, as a farther securfty, an sib. !animist`
noticing, that the name and address of the Meer, tam
No. 57, Bow-street, Covectsganien, is sibeith the
wrapper. All ethers are cesinterfrits. saki by Mt, mese"
Perfumers and Medicine Venders In Tom sad Ceonewpihit
la. each cake. But it is at all times to be ynkbellar lit
observing the above caution, wbkb IA be weer fiptifilft
big dm-impositions which bare of kw/Um sled
London, England, 1810-09-08

CUSTOM HOUSE, PO R rshiouTH.

On Thursday, the 13th of September, 1810, at Ten o'Clock, In
the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at tk:s
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, •iz.
18 Brass Guns and Carriages-40 Shot.
Which have been seized and condemned, and may be viewed,
on application to the Warehouse-keeper.
London, England, 1810-09-08

LAND-TAX.
THE Commissioners, under the Act of Parliament
of the fifth year of his present Majesty's reign, having,
with the consent of the Lords of the Treasury, deter
mined to Let the Ground situate on, the West side of the New
Square, in Palace Yard, 67 fort in depth, -nest Great George-
street, on which it abuts, and extending from thence towards
Westminster Abbey, 910 feet, and then turning in a westerly
direction, parallel to the front of the New Sessions House, anti
forming a front of 105 feet opposite the Abbey. with ground in
the rnr thereof, applicable to stable buildings, for the term of 95
years and three quarters, from Lady-day last.
Notice is hereby given, that any person or persons who may be
desirous of taking the whole, or any part of the sail Ground,
may inspect the Dtsigns and Particulars for building thereon, by
applying at the Office of Mr. Groves, Surveyor to the Commis-
sioners, In Great Scotland Yard, on Monday and Tuesday in
every week, between the hours of eleven and two, as which place
sealed Tenders for taking the same, in which the rent proposed
to be given, is to be inserted In-words at length, addressed " To
the Cormalseioners for the ImPtdvement of Westminster," may
be left. E. ALLEN,
Clerk to the Coransissioners,Carlisle-street,Sobe.
London, England, 1810-09-08

MR'

Yesterday, at 12 o'clocb, Madame Catalanl, of a daughter, at
her house, No. 10, Salisbury-place, New-kcad.
Thursday, the Lady of Colonel Buller, Coldstream Guards,
of a daughter.
Saturday se'anight, the Lady of Major-General Thewles, of a
datchter.

At her hoti.e in Plymouth, the Lady of Captain Spicer, of the
North Devon Militia, of a daughter.

MARRI:

Yesterday, by the Rev. George Chamberlain, Rector of Wey-
mouth, .1. J. Tompson, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, to Min Chitty,
only surviving daughter of the late Joseph Chitty, Esq. of Chad-
well, In Essex.
On Wednesday, Sir James Stronge to Miss Calvert, daughter
of Mr. Calvert. They intend to pass the remainder of the season
In Irehud.

On the '7.3d ult. John W. Newby, Esq. of Poland-Street, sur-
geon,. to Miss Barry, daughter of J. Barry, Esq. of Bath.
Wdnesday, Richard Gott, Esq eldest son of Sir H. Gott, to
Amelia, daughter of the late Wm. Miell, Esq.
Lately, Henry Huddleston, Esq. of Grays Inn, Barrister at
Law, to Miss Ann Goodchild, of Richmond.

On the 4th inst. Richard Richardson, Eti. of Capenhunt, in
Cheshire. to Mks D. Bower, daughter of Jostpi Bower, Esq. of
Castle Hill, in the same county.
London, England, 1810-09-08

DIED.

On the Ist Inst. after a lingering illness, Lieutenant Frederick
Talbot Fowler, of the Royal Marines, aged 21, only son of Mr.
Fowler, of Clement's Inn, Solicitor. His remains were interrtd
in the !uning ground at Chati•am, with military honcurt, at
which every Officer zt head-quarters attended.
Lieut. John Love Hammich, of his Majesty's ship Poll-rhe-
um. He fell a v'ctim to the yellaw fever, in the 2:id year of his
age, in the naval hospital at Jamaica, on the 11th July last, after
an illness of scarcely five days.
Saturday, at Greenwich, Miss Prism Andersen, youngest
daughter of the late Colonel Anderson, of the Royal Artillery.
Thursday morning, Joseph Savage, Esq. Surgeon, Kingsland,
Middlesex.

On the 9th ult. in Dumfries-shire, tiler a long and painful
illness, Mrs. Miller, the younger, of Dalswirton.
Sa urday se'maight, at 'l'orpoint, after a lingering illness, Mrs.
Cookdey, wife of Captain Cooksley, R. N.
Tuesday se'nnight, at Tetnniouth, /Ors. Elizabeth Bing, wife
of Commodore Byng, of the Royal Navy, and youngt at daughttr
of Philip Langmead, of Plymouth, Esq.
August 29th, of a decline, Mrs. Hill, wife of Mr. John Hill,
Merchant. of Rotherhit he, and daughter of the late Dr.
Her disorder was caught by sluing opposite an open window, in
a current of air at Church.

Sunday morning, at his house on the Windmill Hills, near
Gateshead, Mr. Dixon, miller. He attended the market on Sa-
turday.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Dean house, near South Shields, when
speaking to his servant, in his GSth year, Mr. Thomas Humble
London, England, 1810-09-08

CUSTOM HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.

Oa Thanday, the 13th of September, 1810, at Ten &Clock in
the Forenoon, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at this
Office,
THE UNDERMENTIONED GOODS, which
have remained is the Warehouse more than twelve months
unt.mtcred, viz.
Deal Beards Baskets damaged Chesnut', Cask damaged Ta.
marinds, six desks damaged Currants, one Box damaged Tea,
Bag of Cocoa, three Casks Coffee, three Casks of Cotton Stone,
Cask of Turpentine, Bale of Wool, Puncheon of refused Rum
from the Victualling' Office, s!z Ullage Pipes of Wine, 10 Ullage
Hogsheads Wine, and three Quarter Casks of Wine.
Which may be viewed in Office hours, three days before the
Sale, on application to the Warehouse-keeper.
London, England, 1810-09-08

VALUABLE FARM, KENT, with Possession at Lady.clay
By Messrs. SKINNER, TUCHIN, and FORREST,
On Thursday, November tS, at is, at Oarraway's, In One Lees
4k VERY Valuable FREEHOLD XSTATZ.
3i. situate lo the perhisse et lismilp mid italabest, a Aare
dissent* teem the NO wed ea CasemOmy. and within silt WIN
of anthill% usswyddllY the Master or reposed Masses a
Yangber, wick a cape, and most desirable ram sailed
containing taS Acres at very rich and predawn, Arable Wes&
Land, lying very =Ft: coavealeat ineleseres wish a
Farm-house, Barns„ and other switabb Brifiags, Dow
in the ousersdoes of Mr. Owlets. who gilts at Lady-day
neat, when pawed= may be bad. The Laadssea is sadmaseds
To be viewed. Printed Pardo:Airs may be had fortberkh an
the Premises. Also at tlw.Beil and Crown Inns, Rochester;
Mr. Wake, Printer, Maids:sae; Moen. Rouse and Co. Prlaterso
Canterbury ; Messrs. Claron, Scott, and illamire, Solicitor,.
Lincoln's Inn ; at (Sorrows'''.; and of Messrs. Skinner, Incisin,
and Forrest.. Alderspte-street, where a Plan may be seen.

SMAI.I. FARM, with IlildiDlATt Posseasson.
By Messrs. SKINNER, TIJCHIN, and FORREST.
OR Tuesday, November 15, at at, at Garraway's, psi ono Ise, •
AVERY improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE.
situate In the Parishes of Beigington and Momlion, about
seven miles from Ashford, and a short dinging hum haisnor
Marsh ; consisting of a Small Farm, at Stone Cross, and Titres
Pieces of Land called Childerhurst ; containing altogether Shay.
one Acres of Pasture and Arable Land, with s Sam and Ledge 4
late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Bishop.
To be viewed: and printed Partindars may be bad forthwith
of Messrs De Lasues and Bophurst, Solicitors, Ashford ; Mr.
Blake, Printer. Maidstone; Megan. Rouge and Co. Printery
Casterbory; White Lion, Tenterden ; Swan, Hythe ; of Messrs.
Clayton, Scott, and Blumire, bdieitots, Linn:We-Inn; at Oar.
ram:o ; and of Messrs. Skinner, Tuehin, and Patron, Mato
gate-street.
London, England, 1810-09-08

Tl•is day were published, price go.
REFLECTIONS on the CHARACTER of the
HINDOOS. and nn the IMPORTANCE of CONIFER
ING them to CHRISTIANITY I being the Preface to, and
ibuiclusion of, a Series of Oriental Letters, which will shortly
lr publishel.—by JAMES FORBES, Esq. F. R. S.
Printed for White and Cochrane, Hnraee's Head, Fleet-street.

WENDF.BOR GRAMMAR.
This day was published, price 6a. boards,
AN INTRODUCTION to GERMAN GRAM.
41k,—By F. A. WENDEB LL. D.
The Fifth Edition, in which the Exercises are inserted In their
proper plate*, carefully revised and corrected.
Printed fur' Bnosey, Broad-street, Vernnr and Co. Poultry;
Longman and Co. Paternoiten.row ; and H. Esher, Piccadilly.
Whereelso may be bad, an Assortment of German Books for
the me of Learners, among which are Die Deuteie Moment se,
or Seleetiee s from German Authors, price 7s. boards.—Crabb's
German and English Dialogues, 3s. 6d..—Jordan's An of Getman
Writing, Is. 6d.
London, England, 1810-09-08

TO RE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to a Decree and
subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, nude in a
Cause, Pow Let T against POWLICZT, on Saturday the 27th day
of October next, at one of the clock in the afternoon, before
Tuosras Den me, Gentleman, the Person appointed by the
said Court, at the George Inn, at Winchester, in the County
of Hants, in several distinct Lots,
QUNDRY LEASEHOLD and COPYHOLD
La FARMS, situate in the Parish of Pekin Abbas, in the ,aid
County, captaining in the whole about 474 Acres, and held
daring the continuance of three Lives, subject to the payment of
small Quit Rents. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at
the Office of John Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the said
Court, in Seuthampton-BuildUlgo, Chancery-lane, London; at
No. 11, Nassau-street, Soho; the George Inn, at Winchester;
and the Swan Inn, at Alresford.
London, England, 1810-12-20

RYMER'S PECTORAL FEBRIFUGE MEDICINE,
For Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, the Asthma, &c.
CRANE, Esq. near Chudleigh, Devon, who, on
J
• the least Cold, Is much afflicted with a Cough, and so trou-
bled with Phlegm, that it is with difficulty he can breathe, writes
to Mr. Rymer as follows, vie.
" SIR—I have found much relief from your Pectoral Medicine,
and believe it to be an excellent remedy for Colds and Coughs,
Ri well as Asthma. I am, Sir, your most obedient humble servant,
" Feb. 28, 1800. " J. CRANE."
From Mr. Scammel, Surgeon, who attended the above Gentle-
, man, to Mr. Rymer:

" SIR—I have regularly visited Captain Crane; he has conti-
nued the use of the Pectoral Medicine according to your direc-
tionc, and, lam happy to add, with good effect. The Dysptura
has been very greatly relieved, and the stricture almost entirely
removed from the Pulmonary System. I am, Sir, your obedient
humble servant, " R. T; SCAN! WI E 1.."

ThelPectoral.Balsam is prepared and sold in bottles at 2s. 9d. 6s.
and i 1 s. duty includedrby lames Rymer, surgeon, Reigate, Surrey
and, wholesale and retail, by Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard ;
and, retail, by F. Newbery and bons, St. Paula Church-yard ;
Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; .F. Smith, 29, Haymarket, Mrs.
Newbery, Crner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Tuct, Royal Ex-
' change; Ward. Holborn; an/Vali the Vaiders of Patent Medi.
tins in the United K:ogdtkn —Ot you luay,bo Dad i•••:
RYMER'. UAL 441'41. • .
London, England, 1810-12-20

PORTMAN-STREE
SAVOY,
TOWER,
YORK HOS'PIT.A4
CHELSEA,

)anuary, 1811, to the Ist day of January,
•cificatione, and form of Agreements for the
...Office, on Thursday the tOth instant, or
the hours of two and four o'clock.

.ate for each Trade and each Barrack, must
Commissioners for the Affairs of Barracks

Gardens, London," with " Tender for
Barracks in London," masked on the cover, and
Barrack-Office, on or before two o'clock en
instant, after which hour no Tender will be

•
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cm BE R 742
nFFICI
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OR!
Tsr Proposals will b
• bo.o:e Monday the 31
;rg to undertake the
of Tools of various
fora period of Th
patterns of the Artich
„ • - Storekeeper's
. together with dm
be known at the S
day between the ha
must be delive
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Tools, &c. of various
. after the saidamt t;
day ; neither
making it, or an
By Order of the Be
BA
UCH Persons as
1. •
clung the current R
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ST. JAMES'S PA]
HyDF.-PARK,
I KENSINGTON,
JCNIGHTSBRIDC
KING-STREET,
• ~., the lit day of Ja
if, may see the Sped
..e, at the Barrack-(
day after, between
The Proposals, separa
' addressed to " The
' , ck-011ice, Spring
'rs to the Barrack
I 'rered at the Barn
',today, the 27th ins
elver!.
Sufficient secutities
Cor.trart.
BAS 3
- HE COURT of
CO AfPANr cf. j
tie EAST INDLE.!
2 That the Court will
any time on or beta
, any persons who
about 1250 Tena btu
y's service, for six
" Ship Tender"
left with the Seer
tie said gth Januar,
one any Tender.
'Fbe particulars of tl
inventory of the pr
rely, Mgl &SWUM
rl ieh the Ship is to t
t ybe had ; and also
be built, seen, up
se Committee of St
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B
TMENT OF REN
TEN
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should be renewe
prevent the Parties
SUIANCES effected
it LAG]
Every description of
Office with the ut
tate.
fa ROYAL EXC.
B. Established by Roya
ERSONS whc
e• the 25th instant,
11,
~y to be delivered
P-
n, CUANII£ sad in P
7- gents in the several
uested to apply for th
ter • it of January nest,
ant, beyond the clot'
ar.
Kiv is* Attendance 13
rr, .ssurance of Building
in, -lir, in Dock, or w
✓ ire; and also for di
d' 'qt. N.B. Fire P
or stered, where the a
et
tth HEN Men
use perseverh
rain method of trc
result of their exp
NI Messrs. GOSS am
ter! into every bra
om different hospit
ysicians, they has
se
tired to make the c
gular study, viz. a
td ..cenent of intoxic
Gleets, which, by at
no cared; as also debill
:=aces, long resider,'
r too often unhappily
tne causing sterility
train of nervous din
no nate in Impotence a;
The re.olt of a 1
.uperior medic
v,verate or compile
Last restraint in At
31 v.here an early appl
too City pledge tistnose
two days. The inn
inent (which has n.
to P. practice of two
lo• of both sexes have
• !nethods had been
!Deuces them to chi
▪ Mesits.GOSS at
• letter ,by either see,
Patients in the
4 aor.or of living,
Ise be dui attended t
It the kin, do 311,—/
re
London, England, 1810-10-12

TO ENGLAND.

tdgar,
Orion.
Saturn,
Martial,
Flamer,
Sokbay,
Fury,
Wrangler,

Ariel,
Fury,

Standard,
Renard,
Flamer,
Orion,
Hussar,

loss

ii.

140

21$

190

SO. Pyramus,
546
Woodlark,
Total --- 1195
'9
—The Hello sailed from Wingo Sound
voy of more than 400 sail, with which she
in England on the 25th of the same month.
statement it may be seen that Captain
as seniot Officer, has conducted through
dangerous parts of the Bek, no less than
of Merchantmen, most of them deeply
and, notwithstanding the numerous flotilla of
which are constantly on the look-out have
led, by calm weather, to take every advan-
iudicious conduct of Captain NEWMAN has
their efforts ineffectual, as there have not
than two or three vessels captured during
summer.

- -
Mercury, Captain Weekee, which lately sailed from Cork
encountered one of the most violent gales on Sunday,
It, and following day, which has for a long time been
Monday morning she tell in with the Hannah, of Mil.
having run foul of a vessel at sea, was in such a
peril, as could not be viewed without horror. In
of the tempest she was thrown from wave to wave,
a mast standing, and with her crew nearly over-
Fatigue. Carttin Weekes, whose own situation was ar-
this miserable vessel about to be momentarily en-
and his only alternative was to suffer so many fellow-
./ he swallowed in the ocean, or to risk the Mercury
tempt to save them. Capt. Weekes preferred the restsworthy of a generous spirit—rhe took the dismasted
tv, and, after efforts in which a common mind would
his humanity triumphed, And he brought her safe into
Several other ships had passed by this unfortunate ves.
regardless of her signalastEdistrees.
London, England, 1810-10-12

NORFOLK MANORS' AND ESTATES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRAC r,

TWO very eligihle r.STIATISS in the County of
Norfolk, oue consisting of the extensive Manor of Wrox-
hatn with SaMous*, with the Royalties thereto belonging. A
modern built Mansion House, railed Wrosham Hall, delightfully
situated, with various attached end detached Offices, and Out-
building:, Lawn, hkrubberies, Kitchen Garden, and extensive
Plantations, altogether for-zing a most elegant and convenient
Residence for a Gentleman of fortune.

Also three large Farms. with suitable House* and Out-build-
ings-1n Wroxham and Salhouse, in the oecurstion of respect:Oak
Tenants. whose Leases are neatly expired. And several small
Farms; Cottages and Lands contiguous to Cie rest of the pro-
Petty, which consist: in thi whole tif upwards of eleven hundred
Acres lying very compact. Also the Great Tithes of the Hsu
phal Farm.
Wroxhans Hall Is situated between s:x and seven mike from
Norwich, in a .genteel" neighbourhood surrounded by excellent
roads; the .Estate is bouilded on one• side by the Navigable River
front Aylshans to Yarmouth, in which and in an adjoining Fiece
of water called Norton's' Broad, and In part of another piece of
water &Bed the Bridge Broad, there is an exchnive lii3ht of
Fishing. The Game of an kinds is abundant, and Caere is plenty
of Marie on the Premises, for which there is a constant ready
sale us a considerable yearly•amount. ..
The other Estate consists of the extensive Manor of Nector.
A small House, called Necton Lodge, sufficiently conunothous
for a Sporting'Resid-Uce. Also four large Farms, with b u :t. tb ' e
Houses and Out.builtitngs in. Necton, lit the occupation of rt.-
spectsble Tenams, whose Leases, eacat one, are expired. A
Wood of about tevetity-one Acres in the centre of the Estate,
with other Lands tulksitting to the' r:•st of the property, which
altogedver . consi.ts of about wit) Awes lying completely in a
ring fence. - . . .
. '
Necton is -situated on the Turnpike-coal front .111tprieb to
..toraffisam, dittant (tom the land gloat four milt* elk in the
atiest Bporting pert of the 'County.
. • .
Surveys and full particulars are preparing of &A•lba above
Estates, and in the mean time the satin: may be Meowed upOss ap-
plication' to the R.evetend Motel Collyetvor Itainham, Ihar Sit.
1 tiogbourtee, to Kent; Thema& Walter Sol. Nei. 1g h; noun.
Graham? Elmiirley. and Thonwille. Liveries lon,Leasion ;Tim..
nem Ginter Ekieti,*,4. and Mr. ,santatei Mitchell, LentlAstante
darer
4111 awl joku Deraiiit; In. Sitadhauts . *

• ;:,;
London, England, 1810-10-12

HAMP •liiRF.
TO EE S 011) SY PRIV/VIE CONTRACT,

AFREEiiOLD ESTATE, with the Manor of
Roydon, containing 458 Acres, or tirreabouts, of Arable,
Meadow, aod Wond Lana, lying within a Ring Fence, with a
and comfortable ReAti• nce, Ofliz..s of every dried?.
tfor, subsiantial Farm Buildings, Pleasure Ground and Shrub-
beries, containing mane rae &al vadataOte plants, and a detached
v. Jed • Tartlen of cunskerable extent st.xkel with Freit Trees,
Hot aad .succrision Houses, Melon Fr &c.; the whole in
perfect ordt... and repair, and At for the inunedate occupation of
a large family.
The Fstate is ptetalfully supplied with excellent Water; there
al.o on the st t abundance of rich Iklarle, Clay fur Bricks,
GraveL l'he Manor abounds with Caine, and Im:shies the usual
Manorial Rights, peculiar Privileges and extensive Forest Rig:sts
lat.:.ing to the Estate, which is 'lithe Free, and the Land Tax iA
redeemed.

Th Estate is situate In a very desirable Neighbourhood in the
New Forest, ar.d commands Views of the• Isle of Wight and over
a beautiful Canary, and is distant three miles from Lymington
and six trom I.yndhurst.,
To be viewed, wit:Cr irLets only, on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, front Ten o'Clock In the Morning to Three o'Clock
in the Afternoon.

Por further Particalari and Tiegets only to Met.:,. Bicknell
and Spedding, London.
London, England, 1810-10-12

EAGLE LIFE INSURANCE.

Every description of Insurances upon Lives may he effected at
thie.Oiffce with the utmost facility, upeln terms of peculiar ad-

♦antage.

W. DBE rf lANI, Secretary.-

N.B. The Hatf 'Vali), Dividend, are rOra. paying at tile Ce.

ARMY.

AkE,SSMAN wishes for a Situltinn—even be well
ree.nmvadeil from the ()Akers of the itecituritt he has
kft.-1 Amy (past paid) adiressed to L. M. No. It, liia
street, Soho.

CUSTOM TiOUSE,„BRiSroL, Ovroara 1, 1810.
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, •
Fty Order of me Hon. Comnsissioners of his Majesty's Customs,
in the 1.o:! i.toons of the Catttorn House, on the 18th insant,
at Four o'C!ock to the ArterLooa,
132 Grace WATCH GLASSES in
assorted Lots, for being entered under stake.

, BY ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEES OF 4. MIRROUGI I.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by B. LEWIS,
On Monday the 29th day of OctoWer inst. at the Antelope Inn,
in New Serum, la the Counts/ of Wilts, at Four o'Clock in
the Afternoon, in Eleven Lots, under conditions of Sale to be
tlien produced,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED FREEHOLD
and LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, viz.

Lot 1. All that capital I.easithold Messuage or Dwelling
House, with the spacious Warc-ruoms b.:longing them°, sit:J..te
in the Poultry Cross, Salisbury, late in the occupati.et of the s;;
Mchael Burrough; together with the g.tsci will of ti.e erensive
and wellsoccustomed busiress of a Woollen Dra:it•r, M...rcer, and
Undertaker, for more than fifty years carried o t therein.
The above premises have been mostly ~cw within a few years,
are in excellent repair, and in point of bitlrelloll are tillerifir to
none In Salisbury. The Fixtures and such part of the titoc.l/4 in
Trade as shall 'remain undisposed of at the time of the sale, will
be required to be taken at an appraisement by the purchaser of
these premises.
Lot 2. A Freehold Massage or Dwelling House adjuring
Lot • 1, in which act exteasive Banktog Business has been esta-
Wished and carried on for mare than twenty years last past.
Lot 3. A Leaselso'l Stable, ilrewhoust, and Outbuildings in
the Butcher•row,.Sasishuri, late in the occupation Of the said M.
Burrough, hear iO Lots 1 and 2.
The respvetre ',enacts will slim the premises; an-. 1 for further
particulars, apply to Mr. Arney or Mr. 'Finney, Salisbury, Joint
So:Lenore to the Assiimees ; if by letter, the postage must be paid.
London, England, 1810-10-12

DUBLIN, Q. hi

It
• - '

R'4.

On Tueiday the Sessions for the Coniiii or:Dublin
opened at Kilmainharn, and op the close of the Public
business, the Grand JUry irsolved on a liaquisitioli
to the High Slienff, Jot& ARTHURE, Esq. to convene
a Meeting of the Freeholder% of the County upon an
harly day, to consider of a Petition to his MAsmrry ,
and the two Houses of Parliarnent, Ow a Repeal of!
the Legislative Union between Ireland and Gteat Bri-
tain... A Committee of six were appointed to wait oh
the High Sheriff with this Recinisition.
The Corporations of this City continue to meet and;
pass Retblutions for the Repeal. The Corporativa
of Goldsmiths meet to-morrow.
London, England, 1810-10-12

NAVAL IM4ELLidEIVCE.

PALiwot:ITH; ocTolutt. s.
Arrived the brig Calista; HASWILIop final &Vita&
and the PREstozwr frigate, to convey the Milord
Fast-Indiaman to the bowns.--Itibid E. blows lard.
PLYMOUTH, ocrostit so. •
Arrived the liovea, 18 guns, from the Eastward;
and a sloop cartel froth Mortals, with dispatches from
Mr. m,KENzig, whiCh were forwarded to toms,
Sailed the VEKERAiLry 74, Sir Howe Pototast, for
the Coast of France, on a partiCular service. The
DRYAD frigate did not sail on Monday, as reported in
the Plymouth paper of yesterday; her crew were paid
wages today, and, it is probable, if the wind suits,
she will sail to-morrow:--Came in the Jack Tar, CAL-
LoWAY, from Rio Janeiro ; Mary Antoni, RECADA
and the Cleopatra, GLENDENNIW,G from Cadia....ali
bound for London.
London, England, 1810-10-12

ISORTSMOVTM, OCTOBER 11.

Sailed hie M.tjesty's ship Isltsms, with a convoy
Art MaJed-A and the Coast of Africa ; amongst them
are the Loyal Yeoman transport, with troops ; and
the Fortune, CROWLEY, for Cadiz. His Majesty's
ship TJtotssts takes convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.
Several ships belonging to the HUMBER'S convoy have
returned on accouht of the high wind.-.—Wind E.
London, England, 1810-10-12

POLICE, ve.

Ca/dais .s`tefilsouan, at the Ment.”, West Ind:aftsiti.
was charged yesterday at the Mansiem-hoese, sithb
an assault, with intent to commit A rape oat a Mn.
P°PPleirells on her Plissilte ft am Baroadoes ; %acre
she left her husband to the employ of. (Z imminent.
The circumstances were nearly a, roilow i—Mrs. P.
h.td taken her passage utt ho trd t vessel canon s.i ied
;by Capt. Kerr, Which vessel fell in with Vie R ocher!,
commanded by Capt Stephenson, and were becalmed,
whet Ca.pt. 8. invited C.pt. K. and his ['swingers on
board his ship tti dine; amongst them were Mrs. P.
and a Capt. Austin. Dining their entertaininent
brisk vie spran4 up, acid the shlps'were.separ stet t
Capt..X. with much dif culty. g-t on hoard his ship.
but Mrs. P. was persuaded by Capt. S ti remain until
the next morning, and in the cntiiie nt the ugh( the
assault was made with such ',faience, that her ,creams
alarmed Capt. Austin, who also remained on board.
and who immediately came below, when Mrs. P.
conjured him to protect her, which he instantly did:
On her at rival in England. Ws: P. lodged inform t-
tion of Lie facts belore t: e. Lord Mayor, and the
da Unguent was accordingly taken into custody,
de: went a private examin .tinn yesterd .y, and It :is
bail, him'eif in £lOOO, and two,Sdreties in
4500 each. We understand that the 1-..isiness will he
brbUght Into the Court of King's Bench.
Yesterday,* at Guildhall, T. 4hingiasat, errand-hly
to a taker, was charged by his esurh.yer, with ent-
berzEig el Ss. which he had tecriveti from a ens.
Maim Theo fact being fully estalilished, and the
master declining to prosecute, on account of tha mo.
then of theboy, he was sent to the Marine Society.
' At Shadwell Office, yesterday, alas Farman was
fally committed, charged by a Mrs.Ciaric, with having
stolen a carper, and some we.trirtgapparl, oat of her
house, is Shadttell, where the prisoner lodged.
London, England, 1817-07-19

FLANDERS MAIL.

By the Mail of this morning we learn that on
Monday last there were some disturbances at Brussels,
occasioned by the dearness of vegetables ; peace how-
ever was restored withput bloodshed, but not till
several cart loads of potatoes bad been disposed of
by the populace at their own prices.—Any cause
tot tumult must, however, cease every where in a
lew days, as already in several places the new Barley
has come to market, and the Rye was expected to be
offered for sale as yesterday.

The limo of the NETHERLANDS Continues his tour
through West Flanders. He has been at Cambray,
Brug-s, Ghent, Nicupert, Ostend, and other places,
making himself personally acquainted with the state
of the country over which he reigns.
The English are again shewing themselves on the
Continent in considerable numbers, but less so than
last year. Among the arrivals at Brussels are named
the Earl of DARTMOUTH and Colonel ST.HUTT, M.P.
London, England, 1817-07-19

RAMSG.ITL, JULY 13.

Sailed last night for Ostend the Waterloo packet,
Captain Paor.„ being her first trip this season. Cap-
tain DARBY and family, with several others, princi.
pally military gentlemen, went passengers. The
Waterloo is fitted up in good style, and is considered
to be a great acquisition to the fast growing trade
from hence to Ostend. Ramsgate abounds with
fashionable company, as usual at tnis time of the year,
and our packets from London come down crowded
with passengers : it is no uncommon thing to see 100
persons landed out of one packet in a tide.
It blew a strong gale fiom the Northward in the
night of Tuesday last, which, being at the height of
the springs. occasioned a very high tide, and did some
damage among the small craft along the North-
eastern coast. A sloop belonging to Margate, laden,
with coals, which was driven from her author in the
Narrows, went on shore on the Main, below Recul-
ver, sbcre she bilged, and must be unloaded before
she can be got off. The boatmen from Hearn Bay
several times attempted to put off to her assistance,
but the surf was so great, that their galley was even-
tually sunk in the attempt.
London, England, 1817-07-19

FALIVIOITTII. JITIX IG

Arrived the HIND, Amy r, and Pnovinexce cut:-
ters, from a cruize ; Prince Ernest packet with a
Mail from Lisbon in eleven days; and a gun-brig,
name unknown. The PROVSDENCR cutter has sailed
again on a cruize. The Fox packet, for Malta, is
still detained. A report prevailed at Lisbon when
the packet sailed, that Pernambuco had fallen to the
Royalists, and it was very generally believed.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY ie.

Arrived the Milton, THOMAS, from Amsterdam
bound to Batavia.—Wind N.N.W.

DEAL, JULY :a.
Arrived and sailed for the River, the Caroline,
CLARK, from St. Kitt's ; and Fleetwood, AMIN,
from Dominica. Came down from the River and
sailed, the Taus, for Bahia; Nancy and Wotten,
for Teneriffe; William and Mary and Icahelia, for
Rio Janeiro; and Eliza, for Madeira.—Wind N.W.

DOVER, JULY is.

The Cumberland, SHUTTLEWORTII.from the South
Seas, passed by to-day for the River; also the Wil-
liam, CIFFURDI_ from New York.

SHEERNESS, JULY ii.

The Duchess of Cumberland, Harr., has put into
this port with the loss.of anchor and cable, and le tky,
having been on store on the Mouse Sand on the 15th
instant.
London, England, 1817-07-19

GRAVESEND,
.IDI.V 17.

Arrived the Royal Sovereign, Lamming, from Rottertlam ;
John, Minshead, from Dantzie " • Sophia, Anderton, from Nor-
way ; Mountaineers' Jefferson ; Duke of Bedford, Holbky ; Re.
ward, Bwchy ; and St. Anna, Crosby, from Jamaica; Rube,
Bank, from Onega ; acd Lively, Baylis, from Ilariitigen.—
Sailed the Cape packet, Corufoot, for the Cape ; Mercy, Beasley,
for Barbadoet ; Tem, Chilton, fur Bahia; Ernest, Bwason, for
Fayal ; Atalanta, Rumbert, for liamburgh ; Edward, Wessels,
for Bremen; James, Smith ; and Dochton Alida, Darr, for Rot-
terdam.

lute 18.—Aniverl the Antbeta, Norbef, from Stockholm;
Good Verwagtlen, Clasen, Lots Amsterdam ; Ocean, Thomp-
son, and Don, Bigland, from Alcatel; Sir W aiham Curtis, Wing.
field, from Calais; Asmwell, Tilt, and Aurora, Wilson, from
Hamburgh ; Lebo. Bent. and !whey, Roonle, from Dantasc Jo.
1411111141, Campbell, from Islbing; Iwo Sisters, Hayes, from Not.
way. Sailed die Caledonia, Roberts, for Calcutta; Dolphin,
Forster, for Calais; Catbariaa, Wendt' for Stettin; Eleanor,
Ellis, and Twill', Hunt, for Antwerp; Prince of Orange, Ellis,
for Rotterdam ; 'Vriendschap, Haverbult, for Amsterdam.