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Star.
London, England, 1817-05-19

TO .MORROW WILL BE
THE LAST DAY OF DRAWING.
And the following CAPI PALS ate still in the U'brd:
TWO i,f ),‘ 00
FOUR of
FOUR of 10'40
SIX of 500
Fee. Ace. Ate..
AND TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK.
CAR ROLL invites his Friends who bolsi
ILA • ickets and shares in the present Lotter fto ascertain their
fate at either of his Offices No. 7. Cornhill, er Siit,t -riser,
in order that they may embrace the opportunity, should they be
drawn small Prizes, of melianging them for Cosh-awn Tickets
before To-moltitOW, which will be the Last Day of Drawing,
when the wink of the above Capitals must be determined.
G. CARROLL has furnished himself with as great a variety
of Numbers u the few Undmwn Tickets on hand wil allow, and
which are selling at his old established Offices at the following
Prices, via.
Whole Ticket se3o 19s.
Half ... 4EIO 19 0 I *Oda ~. ES 16 6
• guurer 3 tl 0 Sixteenth 1 8 6
London, England, 1817-05-19

NAriit NTELLMENCI:

MAlLS—ats. DUI. AU. ova.
nubni: . . 3 0 gases -. . t 0
Waterford -- 2 0 Hamburg's - 1 0
Gurrn•ey and Jersey 0 0 C.'stienburgh •- 0 0
Lisbon - - 0 0 Flanders - 1 . 0
Holland . - - 1 0 Brazils -. 0 9
MILFORD.HAVEN, MAY IE4
Yesterday arrived at the . quarantine station here
the Sally and Ann, tliKay, hum Smyrna for Liter-
pool—left at Smyrna the Sarah, Locots, aboUt half
loaded, bound to London : on the :6th ult. spoke
the Rose of Yarmouth, from Lisbon for London, all
well. Sailed the Anglesea, Wavonts, from Smyrna
for London. Remain under quarantine, the Patience,
lik.sT, from Trieste for Liverpool.

17A1.11,101! I'H, MAY 18.
Sailed the Mite of Kent packet, for Lisbon ; and
I. +Ely Mary Pelham packet, for the Brazils, both with
M rils.—Arrivcd off this port yesterday the Ameri-
can brig Edward 13arding, Tuctas, in 33 days from
Baltimore.--Wind S. E.

PLYNIOU Eli, 11.11 1?.
Arrived the AdmirA Cockburn trnnspnrt, from
Jamaica, having on board thit I Sth Regiment or
in (U days, and has proceeded for Portsmouth ; also
arrived the Good !went, D lvv, from Tcrterilid for
L mdoo, with Ins ut forem4sr.

PORINNIOUrH, 1/4.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship FrarnlnA,
Irmo Sheerness.—S tiled the Barton, for 1-I.floburgii ;
Recovery. for London ; and Concorde Dutch Irigate,
kr Batavia. Arrived to-day his M..j tsty's ship 'limn,
!Farm a cruize; and the Emerald, LEE, from Malta
and Palarrno. Sailed his Majesty's ship siumuonc,
for Goernu•y and the Prosperity, Wutuirr, fur
Lonslun.—Wind 3.

• DOVER, MAY
S sited this day the King George packet, Captain
KING, and Lady Castlereagh, Captain MewLL, for
Calais, with passengers ; and this evening the Lora
Duncan packet, Captain l'Ascoe, tur Ostend, with a
Mail and passengers.
MAY 18.—Arrived off this port, the Orpheus, Fig.
LAY, from• the East Indies, last from Dartmouth ;
arrived last night, l'lris, French pack. t, with a M sit;
and the Countess of Elgin, Captain HAMMOND, with
tic CoMMCSi Of WESTMORELAND, from Calais. The
Princess Chatlotte packet, Captain Hisusiams, ar-
rived early this morning from Ostend, with a Mail
and passengers.—Calm with, rain.
London, England, 1817-05-26

THE ARMY.

The latest accounts from the Leeward Islands re.
TT, ,e,:t the Regiments stationed there as enjoying an
etc:client state of health. I'he lever which had hitherto
bre , de,trualve had entirely subsided.
Nlind y, the Admiral Cockburn, transport, with
to remainder of the 18th Regiment of Foot on
ward, al rived at Por.smouth lrom Jamaica, aiid on
Vednesday oiled for Deptford.
London, England, 1817-07-14

EDUCATION.
Hioll BEECH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, late Professor at the Royal Mi-
litary College.
Terms—Sixty Guineas per Annum, which sum Includes every'
charge for Board, Washirg, Becks, Pencils, Drawing-paper, Pens
and 14; and also for Instruction in the following branches of
Science and Literature:
English, Writing, Arithmetic, Mathematics, Book keeping,
Globes, Geography, History, Philosophy, and Elocution ; the
Latin.. Greek, and French Languages ; Drawing and Dancing ;
Military and Naval instruction.
No Pupil is admitted for a shorter period than one year, unless
Five Guineas extra be paid oo his admiation ; and the P.uviit or
Guardian will be required to sign his assent to the terms of the
Establishment.
Every Pupil must be recommended, or give a reference for
respectability. All payments to be punctually made at the rept-
, ratios of every Six Months.
The distinguished patronage which has for more than twenty
years been conferred on Mr. Williams, system of education, in.
duces hint to hope, that the terms above stated will be approved
by his friends; and to whom be begs to make his grateful acknow-
ledgments, and to say, that as several Students have lately retired,
he will be ready to receive others about the middle of July.
The Manny o,:culled by this Establishment Is a most com-
modious dwelling, plea...andy situated on an eminence, and coin.
mantling extensive views in every direct( in. The Halts of Study,
Offices, Pleasure-groupie, and Gardens, are spacious, and well
adapted for giving convenience, comfort, and indulgence to the
Students. The treatment is liberal in the extreme ; fur the truth
of this a•stertinn reference Is requested to be made to the Parents
of the. Ycuth now under instruction. The Domestic Departutent
is most sedulously attended to; and the Scholastic Department
is conducted by the united efforts of the Principal and four cape-
rimmed Masters.
The Plan of Instruction is a general one. French is the uni-
versal language of the School.
Prospectuses and Particulars may be known by applying
to the Grecian Coffee house, Deverenx court, Temple-liar; ut
Mr. Maynard, Bookseller, 9, Pa atuo4treet, Haymarket ; and
at the School, High Beecknear Woodford, Essex.
London, England, 1817-07-14

Ms Wks, Abbey ?wept', endler, at ten, at the Talbot. Shrews.
bury. Aug. 4, Jolla Hackett, Breeden. lime-dealer, at eleven, at
the Queen's Head, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Aug. 9, Wm. Brown,
Wigan, cotton manufacturer, at eleven, at the Dog, Manchester.
Aug. 2, Thomas Morton, Flixton, callco-manufacturer, at ten, at
the Star, Manchester. Aug. 4, John Watts, Manchester, draper,
at two, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. August 2, John
Foster, Barton•upon-Humber, malister, at ten, at the Swan Inn,
Barton. Aug. 2, Win. Vise, Spalding, surgeon, at twelve, at the
White Hart, Spalding. August 4, Thomas James Mason, hleter,
muskal-instrusnent-seller, at eleven, at the Hotel, Exeter.
London, England, 1817-07-14

CERTIFICATES—Aocvs r 2.

Jo.iah Sharpe, Market Deeping, draper. Wm. Davison, North
Shields, s!opselkr. Wm. Critchlow, Liverpool, merchant. Fran •
cis Gretton, kollestun, innkeeper. George Robertson, Liverpool,
merchant. Ebenezer Elliott, Masbrough, iron founder. John
Antram, Southampton, butcher. Caleb Duzbury, of Tockholes,
calico-printer. Wm. Fry, New Broad-street, merchant. Thos.
llatton, Warrington, butcher. Georg,- Melliss,Fenchurch-strett,
merchant. Thum► Jenkins, Judd-street, master-mariner.
London, England, 1817-07-14

This day were published, In Three Pans, price 12s. boards,
I.AET'rERS of YORICK; or a GOOD.IIt/mOU22D
Rs sto STILA tics in favour of the Established Church.
By a very HUMBLE MEMBER of it.
Submitted to the Bible Society Mee, Lancasterians, and other
Aggregate Reformers of the Church, who are for leaving the Na-
tional Kellen:l out of National Education.

Sohl by F. C. sod J. Rivington, St. raui•s Chureh-yard.
London, England, 1817-07-14

This day was published, price as. o‘tavo.
A THEOLOGICAL ENQUIRY iuto the Sacra.
meet of BAPTISM, and the nature of Baptismal
ration; in Bee Discourses; preached before the Uwvsrstty of
Cambridge, in April, 1817.
By the Rev. C. BENSON, M.A.
Member of Trinity College, and Lecturer of St. Jules,
Idevrceetiwepon-Tyne.
Printed for F. C. and J. Riviagton, St. Penn Minh-yard ;
sold also by J. Hatches's% No. 140, Pleca4llll, and at Ostend,
Cambridge, &c.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in 2 Yak. leo. peke in bards, lee.
The Second Edltioe, of
SERMONS on various SUBJECTS and OCCA-
SIONS; with an Address to the Members of the Church of
Logland on the Necessity of a regular Ministry.
By the Rev. JOHN NANCE, D.D.
Rector of Old Romney, and Master of Ashford School, Rent;
and tate Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford.
Voluted for V. C. and J. Rivingtoo, No. 62, St. PattrsChttrch-
yard ; sold also by J. liatchard, Piceaditly.
London, England, 1817-10-07

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1817.

NEWARLUPON•TRENT, NOTTS.
NURSERY-GROUND,
To be LET, acid altered upon Immediately.
THREE ACRES and a HALF of well•kocked
• NURSERY-GROUND ; the Stork to be taken r a fair
valuatlon.—Yor further particulars apply to Mr, Hodetineoa,
Soildtor, Newark.apoet-Treot —if by letter, post-paid.

NEWOATE-STREET.
TO BE SOLD,

PHE LEASE of a CAPITAL DWELLING-
HOUSE, in complete repair, etch spacious double-front
Shopond private entrance, dtuate in the preferable part of New-
pte-street.
May be viewed with Tickets, witieb, with further particulars,
may be had of Toplis and WooUlm, St. Paul's Much-yard.

EIS L'S SWITZERLAND AND ATL&B.
Jest pabllsbed, price let.

"LIBEL'S TRAVELLER'S GUIDE manual'
1.4 SWITZERLAND. Altered and improved ►p D. WALL,
la one convenient pocket volume, bound, and an elegant Adas,
balf-bonad.
Landau Printed for Sunset Leigh, le, Strand. Where may
be bad. a great variety of Pulikadona for the use of TraveUers
on the Continent.
London, England, 1817-10-07

DAN 12IC, SEP i EMBER to.

Trade k entirely vtagnant here ; there k no dr.
punt; whatever collet tor coin, timber, or ashes.
lIANIBUKCH, SEPTEMUER 30.

Travellers arrived here Iron* Lubeck have brought
the melancholy intelligence that the town nt Neu-
stadt, in Holstein, wa.. almost entirely destroyed last
Sunday by a dreadful fire. It is stated that very
large magazines of coin were consumed.
According to a Report of the Swedish 'Board of
Trade, SwAen had, in the beginning of 11,e year
18;8, oily 1,036 ships, of 62.810 lasts, manned with
9,635 seamea. Since 1800, there have been built in
Sweden, nig including Finland and Pomerania, 919
ships.
ST. PETERSIIUROH, SEPTEMBER 9.

A circular !Ater from Count Nesselrode informs
the foreign Ambassadors, that he is ordered to follow
the Emperor to Moscow, about the end of Septem-
ber; and that mean time the Privy Councillor Onbril
will remain in St. Petersburgh. to transact busintss
with them. by an Ukase of the 11th of Au;:ust,
there is to be no recruiting for the army this year.
The regiments will be completed to their comple-
ment from the reserve of the first corps. The two
Empresses set out fur Moscow about the 7th October.
London, England, 1817-10-07

COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 27.

'By a decision of his Majesty, the exportation am!
importation of :trms and ammunition to and hum our
West-lndia possessions is strictly prohibited.

BERLIN, SEPTEMBER 27.

Qa the 24.11) his Majesty Arrived here from Pots.
don, and reviewed the garrison.
The laudable example of the town of Hirschberg,
in SilesiA, b.ts been i.,,;osved by Schraudebergi where
a society has been formed for the promotion of inter-
nal industry, by conlinisig themselves entirely to the
use of home niantit.tc‘ures ; these patriotic societies
become more aid mire numerous, and the whole
province of 6iltsia, without the interference of the
authority of Government, will soar exclude every
thing foreign from its markets

FlI LATH PAPERS.
London, England, 1817-10-07

JUNIPER'S ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, by HEATH.
THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and pleasant
A. remedy In Platelefties, Gamy and Chalky Pains In the
stained' and bowels, Indigestion, kriteria, nausea attendant on ,
pregnancy, retaliation and. lassitude aching front annaepherte
himt, want of appetite, injuries front inclement weedier, and la I
the spasmodic affeatma of the stomach and bowels, so contatoo
to Infants, adapting the dose to the urgency of dm ease. M s
!AMU, Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, It will be found a
vatuablei acquisitiew—Essasee of Peppermint is so well Inman'
as a vabtable Family Medicine, that the principal abject of this
Advertisement is to guard purchasers agains: the numerous coun-
terfeits, which are prepared by &waists, litc. Tbo only rag-
time J. P. Heath can givo Is; to me that 64 J P. Hawk Vatting-
him." Is engraved on the Government stamp.
Price es. S. and Is. Ifti.—Staid by Edwards (Agent to
HMS) et. St. Paorseittardi-yerd i and also by Sanger, Orford.
mutt; Tett, Urbane; Ward, Holbert a.
London, England, 1817-03-13

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 12.

The House proceeded In Appeals.
Farther evidence was beard in the ease of Bailey's Divorce
Bill The Loan COUNCILLOR intimated an opinion ID favour of
the Divorce, but evilest bastardizing the child of which Mrs.
Bailey had been delivered, on the ground that the evidence re-
speedo( it, was not of that positive nature to authorize the taking
away the rights, or altering the state in society of inch ehitd,and
mare particularly with a view to the sort of precedent which
would be thereby established. The Registry of the Baptism •rt
the child, as the child of Lieutenant Keby and Mrs. Kelly, with-
out mentiooing the latter as the wife of Coioliel Ba ley, hisl.ord-
ship saidebe should move to morrow to expunge from the Jour-
nals u improper to remain there. Further consideration de•
(erred till to-morrow; the Lords to be summoned.
Mr. Thorns presented the stoles and Regebtions of the Peni-
tentiary at Milbank..-.Ordered to lie en the table.
The Barrack Department Bill, the Coffee OW, the Climatic
Commis timers' BM, and the Passengers' BID, were read a third
time and passed.---Adjourned si l tu.morrow (this day).
London, England, 1817-03-13

HOUSE OF COMMONi.

Colonel WOOD brought is Ms Bl'lto allow the Sale of Game,
which was read a first time, and ordered to be printed.
Colonel WOOD said, it was not Ms intention to move the.
second reading till after the Easter rece •a.
Mr. ROBINSON brought in a Bill to repeal a part of the Act
relating to the Exportation of Bar Iron, which was read a first
time, and ordered to be read seemed time tomorrow.

Wit'. ROBINSON gave notice, that on Monday ha shi old mo►e
for a Ounintitme on the Ars orate 554 and 54th of the King re-
lative to the East ln•tia trade, with a view to propose the exten-
sion of the privilege of the free trade to India (as now enjoyed by
this country) to the ports of Gibraltar and Malta.
London, England, 1817-03-13

MEETING IN. PALACE-YARD.

In pursuance of an Advertisement by the liton
BAILIFF, proceeding on a Requisition duly signed,
a Meeting of the Inhabitants of Westminster as-
sembled this day, at one o'clock, for the purpose of
considering of an Address to the PRINCS RSGZNT
for the Dismissal of Ministers. The High Bailiff
came on the Hustings, attended by Sir FRANCIS BUR-
DIM', Lord COCHRAN V., and M4ior CARTWRIGHT.....
The proceedings we shall give to-morrow.
London, England, 1817-03-13

DEAL, MARCH I I

"-'re down from the River the Itmt... for Madras
Bengal; W.iterloo, for China; and Min:, for
litt'•• Pnt back the Regalia, for the Cite and
cellon ; Britannia, for Grenada; and Neptune, for
New Orieans.—Wind 3. W.

DOVER, FEBRUARY 12.
Arrived off here the Elizabeth, Bownzw, from Ba-
utia and Amsterdam. Sailed the Eliza, Brisk,
Van 1, Fox, and John and Eleanor transports, for
Calais, with troops.
London, England, 1817-01-21

returned !her verdict, that the prisoner was Guilty
U•isitie Isratty.
Ma Flaws was likewise indicted for stealing a
gun. the property' of Mr. Rae, in the Minories. on.
the 2J of December last, and was found Guilty of
Ample la►:emy.

This nv)rning the Grand Jury for Middlesex re-
turned a true Bill against Joiner Wow,: the elder,
Jam.: WaS9lf the younger, John Helfer, Theme: Pm-
too, and 1 harear Caohnson, on a charge of Conspiracy
and Riot. This iadictment is expected to be tra-
verbed till she next linasions.

THE EVENING STALL.
London, England, 1817-01-21

CRIIARALPOSTOFFICE, .I.ntraiy.
HIS MAJESTY'• POSTMASTER . GENE-
PAL avid receive Tender;, h Wriing, on or before tl.e
Slat butane, sealed up, so CON'IItACT for One Year arm n,
tb CONVEY bis Majesty's MMLS in a MAIL COACH, with
FOUR HORSES, every day, to and front LONDON and
HOLYHEAD, by way of Coventry, Birnsingharn, and Shrews •
bury, in Thirty-eight Kann each way, including IV Stoppages.
- Fattier particulars may be known by applying at tL•is (Mee.
FRANCIS Fit EELING, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-01-21

Bench to re*/ the verdict, an-. 1 seemed, by his lOW
net-, to earth same surprise at the attrattal of the
four last, When the lore Man of the Jere eetemed
" John Hooper NOT Guilty," the Rar^itgx t, thinking
he had tint heard him distinedy, said, " Hooper not
Gui:ty ?"
The ReCONVIIR then said, w Let tbr font Lot be
detained and tried for the misder,esionur t and let
another London Jury be summoned for to-morrow at
ten o'clock."

Wnile the Jory were out of Court, considering
their verdict, another case we: tried by the Middiesex
Jury.
It was that of Jacison, charged with steal-
ing some coach-horse harness from the premisei of
Mr. Dyson, livery-stable keeper, or Patk.lane. or
- the 9:11 of December last. The facts of the theft
were sufficiently established.
The prisoner, when called upon for his, defence,
'pleaded poverty, and said that he wos reduced to the
utmpst want, and that his Wife was in labour at the,
very time. in proof of this two women came for-
ward. and said, that they were called in on the Ohl
of. December to visit his wile, who was taken in la-'
boor ,at the time ; and Nowlin the house neither
food nor firing of any kind.
-The Jury found the prisoner Guilty ; upon which I
the prosecutor stepped forward, and earnestly re-,
commended the prisoner to mercy, having ascer-
tained, upon inquii y, that his statement was correct.
London, England, 1817-09-22

PARIS, SEPT. If.

M. Chevalier Allent, Counsellor of State, is named
Under Secretary of State to the Minister of War, in
place of the Viscount de Taberie. who has resigned.
M. Cassaing is appointed Secretary General to the
bliiiister of War, in place of M. Desacres de
Fleuranges. •

It is certain that a Courier Extraordinary arrived
last night from Rhodes, which has brought intelli-
gence that judgment has been pronounced in the Pro.
cess against the assassins of M. Fualdes. It appears
that all the accused have been condemned, the prin-
cipals to death, and the rot to hard labour and im-
prisonment.

The expedition destined to take possession of French
Guyana set sail from Brest on the 13th. It is com-
manded by M. Bergeret, and consists of one man of
war, a frigate, a coi vette, two sloops, and two gal-
Hots. Lieutenant-General Count Carr.. St. Cyr,
who is appointed Commandant and Admidistrator of
French Guyana, has embarked with the expedition.
London, England, 1817-09-22

" FRAUD PREVENTED.
T°ioneteraet the many attempts that are daily
made to impose as the unwary a sperioes congiosition in-
stead of the Gamine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address,
97, High Holborn,
Is placed so eonspienously, that they trust an attention to ibis,
and the diem°, of the type, which is make all letter.press,
will enable purchasers at owe to detest the imposition. 'llls
Real Japan BLACKING, mat!. by DAY and MARTIN, rf,
High Holborn. will in fuuwe be sold in bottles at Id. Is. and
Is. 6d. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders.
DAY min MARTIN. 97, High Holborn.
London, England, 1817-01-10

BRUSSELS, JANUARY $.

His Majesty the King arrived yesterday evening
from his journey to the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
and the Ardennes.
A courier, dispatched by the Duke of Wellington
to the head-quarters at Cambray, arrived there on
the 2d with instructions relative to the presort cir-
cumstances. It is said that his Grace will return to
Cambray in a few days.
The English army is fully complete, of the finest
military appearance, and when furloughs are granted
subalterns or privates to return to their country, they
are immediately replaced by an equal nmnber of men
fr.na England.
People speak of a general Council of the Ministers,
at which the King presided. It is added, that a ge-
neral measure for prohibiting 'the exportation of corn
is in contemplation.
Baron Barbiers, Viee.Presideor of the Aulir. Conn-
cil of Vienna, charged by the kroperor of Austria
with the liquidation in France, is expected in a few
days in this city.

the most nnqualiged charges of oppression against
M. Decant t the only interesting fact which it dis-
closes is, that, in the course of his interrogatories, M.
Robert was asked, whether he was not leagued with
A party that wished to change the succession to the
Tome ? which question, with his answer, was omit-
ted in his written examination. The Royalists are,
in general, extremely alienated from the King perso-
nally. and there is little doubt that they look to the
possibility of his death as the triumph of their prin-
ciples. He still continues very ill, net so much from
the gout as from a difficulty of respiration, which op-
presses him principally in the night.
44 The distress of the people in the capital increases
every day, to such a pitch, that the Government can-
not afford to supply the markets without raising the
prices; it will, however, be so arranged, as to fall
exclusively on those who are not without means ; the
poor, upon presenting a ticket, certifying their state
of indigence, from the public Authorities of their dis-
trict, are to receive bread at the present price, and
the baker is to be indemnified by the Government.
This regulation has not as yet taken place, but it is
daily expected."

THE -EVENING STAIL
London, England, 1817-01-10

FLANDERS NAIL.
CORFU, DECEMBER 10.
The Governor has poiblished, nn his arrival. a Pro-
oiam,ti,,n, in which h• acquaints the iehabitants ori
the ljnittd_lnnian Islands with the advantageous
result of his negociations with the B►itish Govern-
ment. Senate immediatel► paid him a visit.
The next diy his Excellency repnired to the Senile,
to which 1w niaoe import Ant communications. It is
affirmed that the English troops will. by Augmented,,
an that the garrison of ,Air city will be rased to
seven ihausand men. Tivo Anglo-Sicilian regiments
are expected here.
The Austrian tro•sps in Dalmatia have been consi-
derably increased, they are destined to form the cor-
don of health.. The Anglo lonian "Repiment has
now nothing lonian in it but the name. The lonian
soldiers. little capable of submitting to the European
discipline, have been net bad to their home.
London, England, 1817-01-10

BETTING.—JANUARY 9, lett.

Drital,49l7o—.lo to t apt Smolensko, 10i to-I apt Mo.
ampulla, 1114 tot apt Waterloo, IS to 1 agst Lavinia, IS I agst
Merrymaker,aker, and I Si to I apt Indus; high odds apt any other.
OAKS, 111170-111 to, I apt Cervantes, 9 to 11 apt Pope loan,
and to to 1 apt &Una.
noNCASTIM ST. t.taoat, 11117.-9 to I apt Whitelect, 12
to 1 ago Earl Fltswllliant's 1. 15 tp i apt cuter to Alba da
Puts, 17 to I apt D. of Hamilton's, and 20 to 1 AV any other.
PIDVITILIAI4IIIIII.—Mr. Kinee, a mie.ician. undertook on
Wednesday. to go oil foot My Miles in Eleven Hour% for a bet
of l'en Guineas. He started early in the morning, at Bayswater.
to go to Hotspur Heath, nest Beaconsfield, and return.
Pedestrian did fivennl.4 an hour the fir,t three hour.; he baled
ten minutes, and proceeded at the rate of five mil s an hour the
whole distance, and accomplished his task with great caw in
seven minutes within the given time.

PARISIAN PASHIONs: JAM. s.—Whether the trim-1
ming of a. hat consist of silk draperies or a cockade
of ribbon, it is almost invariably of the colour of
the hat. Silk plush is still fashionable. To hats
of plush they affix deep blonde, which hangs over
the edge of the rim. Rose is the predomin.snt
colour. Many plumes of down are also worn.—
As Marabout is very dear, vulture feathers are subs.l
tubed. /Dew hats of dark velvet have for garniture
dark blue s4tin ribbon. The modeite: also use dark blue
satin ribbon. instead of black satin ribbon, to plait
round the collars and sleeves of black velvet spen-
sers. Embroidery m chenille has succeeded baskets
of new year's gilts painted in water colours.—
The principal perfumers have covered their cot killer
(fruit-baskets) with white satin work. Boxes called
Menage es are made of ebony, citron, sandal, aad root
of elm. They contain more steel nails with diamond
heads- than usual. We have also observed many
boxes in glass fill.gree work.
Monday last the house of Mrs. Mcßae:. of
Russel-street, Rotherhithe. was robbed of wearing
apparel, &c. to a considerable amount.
Mr. JAMES was stopped by two footpads, on Mon-
day night, about. seven o'clock, on the bye-road lead-
ing firm Barnes to Wandsworth. they were armed
with bludgeons ; and one of them put himself into
a menacing attitude, whilst the other robbed him of
les, the whole he had about him.

A few weeks since the Bank advertised that they
were ready to pay in cash, or to exchange for other
notes, *ll those of al or dig value, issued prior to
1812. It was supposed, at the time, that thersalwas
little concession in this ; the number of such notes still
outstanding was thought small. They did, however,
-amount to full nine hundred and fifty thousand
pounds. Of this sum not /11.500 has been claimed
at gold, under the notice. New notes to the amount
'of 4180,000 have been respired for the old ones. The
'remainder are still out.
London, England, 1817-01-10

CLERK OF THE PEACE'i OFFICE, LANCASHIRE.
PRESTON, DECEMBER ss, 1811.
PRESTON HOUSE oF CORREC HON.
_ _

- - -
WANTED, a GOVERNOR, or GAOLER,
bribe HOUSE of CORRECTWN at PRE% rON.—
All Persons making application for the above (Mice, are to semi
Testhnonials, (a wilking. of their character and abilities to exe-
cute the note to the etilfiue of the Clerk of the Peace, at Pres-
' ten.—The Oc:vernor will Zse allowed a Salary of £26 b, tggether
with the ose of the field ueOisiiog the Prison. All Fees atid
Gratuities, of what desc-iptiw sotver, Arc ate,li.hed ; mod out
of the above salary the rlovermr is to pay the turnki. Due
notice will be given, by future .%tivertisement, of the day of
Erection. E. G011.31*,
De toy Clerk of the Peace.
London, England, 1817-01-10

,irmuEit 9318.

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION.
No. So, CORNHILL, Stet December, 1316.
T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of
MS MIRO 1 lON held this day,
R. H. MARTEN, Esq. in the Chair.

;uot of Subscriptions made and received £427,067 6 5

and the following ADDRESS to his Grace the DUKE of
I.I.INGTON from the Committee appointed by the BRI-1
it I INHAbI f ANTS at BOMBAY, accompanied by a Lift
• Susstriters at that Settlement, and its subordinates, for tht:
fit of the Widows and Families of these who fell in the ea..
cis Battle of Waterloo, on the 18th of June. 141 So
" Bombay, 19th February, 1816.
0 To his Grace the MILL of WELLINGTON, &C. &c. &C.
" My Lomb,
. As the splendid achievements of rose Grace have placed
a flawf glory beyond all competidon, we shall not dwell
.sa a subject of which history aloqp can speak with sufficient
London, England, 1817-01-10

. GENERAL. ,11.0$TOFFNE, Plaffier, 1814.
MERCHANTS and Othttts having complained
• to thin-Mike of the irregular, partial, and tardy manner
is whkb many Commanders of Ships arriving from abroad have
delivered their Letters to the several Fast Oilers; the Postmasters
General desire to call the attention of all Commanders and Main
tees of Ships, to the 39th and 46th Sections of the SS George 111.
Chapter 153; by the first of which they are enjoined to send all
Letters ow board their Vowels to the Post Olfice of the first port,
at which such vessels may tooth ; the second Clause enacts, that
aiker any Letters have been sent ow shore, any should he re-i
'navels tilkaottalltalls aralne Ihillatellt CSITI
sengers,or in their baggage, die parties will be liable to a penalty
of AS each Letter.

The Postmasters General, desirous that the lien expectations
of the Public to have their Letter delivered as immediately
aspnesible, should not be disi;pninted, thick it n .cessvry to give
this node*, that they will be under the %acridly of luttiug the
Law in force against Persons who may otTend ber.-aGrr•
By Command of the Postm.ster-General,
FRAINICI a FREEIANG, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-01-10

This day was published,
Price las. a Second Edition of

THE BOOK of PSALMS, translated from the
Hebrew ; with Notes, explanatory and abide.
Ily SAMUY.I. HORSLEY, LLD.
Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
Primed for Ritiugtoos, St. Paul's Chnuchlard; and Longman
and Co. Pateroomer-row. Of whom may be had,
Emu°, Nonuser's Sensuous, is four volumes eve- price lb
boards 17.. dd.
London, England, 1817-01-10

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1817.

Dr. Morrison

Adamant Seheler

Lieutenant M. Murilo 100

Mr. W. Bruce

Aentesant Thomas

Jeutenant Iredell

Mr. T. Waterman

Mr. Aratoon Constantine SO
Mr. Ara Rul Constantine 501

Lieutenant TOWN).
pewenant Ovans _

to-ptainititeiland 103
Major Baker 150
Captain Williams 200
Rev. Mr. Boynes 100
Mr. B. Demon 50
Mr+ M. Browne _ 240

MINERAL P 099 OFFICE, January, 1817.
HIS MAJESTY': POSTMASTER . GENE-
RAL will receive Tender, h Writing, on or before the
Slsi instant, sealed up, to CONTRACT for One Year certain,
to CONVEY his Majesty's MAILS in a MAIL. COACH, with
FOUR HORSES, every day, to sad from LONDON and
HOLYHEAD, by way Of Coventry, Birmingham, and Shrews-
bury, in Thirty-eight Hours each way, including all Stoppages.
hither particulars may be known by applying at this Office.
FRANCIS FREELINCL, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-01-10

•Ills day %V 34 pub}: .bed,
In Two Vols. illusttwed by a new s.s. of Mar, price 161..1n
boards, a new Editb.:l, being the Sixth, of
ELEMENTS OF GENEIt AL HISTORY,
ANCIENT and MODERN. s.ybich is added, a Tahle
of Chronology, and a Coneparative View of Ancient and Modern
Geography.
By the lion. ALEXANDVit PRAV.ERTYTLER,
Lord Woodlionseke.
Printed for T. Cold' and W. L'avies. Ottand. London; and
A. Constable and Co. and J. Fait-balm, Edisoburgh.
London, England, 1817-03-22

GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS.

Gcr mot Papers arrived last night, and this morn_
I.:1 3 Ditch Maul. They still speak of extensive.
~,,„,knons in the North of Germany, occasioned by
t%e s%%eiling of the Rivers, which cause great damage

;.I many pbrces.
'D.ere are roAny amiable points about the Emperor
which dcvelope themselves from time to.
time, AS opportunity offers. By the present Mail we
l!‘ve the writ-action to learn. that his Mnjcsty has in-
tilt Nobility of Courland to enuncip.ste their
rts,rorly. Let the Emperor go on thus, and he will
credit for the m3tives which induced him
to cri‘rioate the Holy Alliance.
Th: price nicorn continues to fsdkat Vienna, Triest,

2711 ott.cr German maims.
qiesuon of the Droit da Tol, on the Scheldt,
se Its nut quite settled, but the hope at Antwerp is,
st i: still be quite abolished. .
BRU3SEL:2, MARCH 15.

We Imo from the French frontiers that a quantity
of Com, w•:hich was on the way from Calais through

the Depottuent of the North. was stopped and plum-
hr some people tumultuously collected loge-
thu. Same detachments of .1100;s11 Cavalry greatly
.3!.tributed to restore order, and have received the
Clanks of the French Magistrates for their conduct
the occasion.
London, England, 1817-12-04

ROYAL SOCIETY.

St. Andrew's Day falling this year en li Sutidey,
the Royal Society held their Annul Meeting on
Monday last, at their Apartments in Somerset-place.
e. ben the President, the Right Honourable Sir Josern
BANKS, Bart. After a very able speech fru ihi•
dCerminatinn of an Invariable Standard of Linear
Measure, presented, in the name of the Society, the
Or)ld Medal, called Sir Godfrey Copley's Medal, to
Captain 1-11:Nity Knitett, for his experiments fur de
tet minntg the length of the Pendulum vibrating Se.
contis in the latitude of Londi,n. The Society after- '
wstds proceeded to the choice of a Council and Of&
cers for the year ensuing, when, on examining the lists,
it appeared the lollowing Gentlemen were elected :
OLD Coaxers.— rise Ilisbt Hon. Sir UAW* Banks, Bart. G.C.B.
William Thomas Brandt, Esq. Simuel Goodenough, lord
Bishop of t'arli-le; Taylor Cirmbe E.q. Sir Hirmphry Davy,
ant. LI. D. Sir Everard Home, Ilan. Samuel Lysons, Esq.
Ger.rge Earl of Morton; Jului Pond, Esq. A•tronomer Royal;
William Hy& wonam..n, M.D.; lhoniai Young, M.D.
New Couacit —George Earl of Aberdeen; Dav es Gilbert, fag.
M.P. Chant. Hatchet, Esq. Captain Henry Kater; William
Howley, Loral Bishop of London ; itigier Hon. Charles Long,
M.P. John Reeves, Erg. Richard Anthony S ilishury, Esq.
Edward Adiskihu Duke of Somerset ; Glocebier Wilson, Esq.
Osslcess nt— l'he Right Hon. tor Ju.eph Baylis, Bart.
G.O B. 1 rea.urer—Samuel I.yins, Esq. St.cretariei— Wil.
barn Thomas Brandt, Esq. Taylor Combs, Esq.

After the Election, the Members dined together,
as usual, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand.
London, England, 1817-12-04

FIFTY POUNDo REWARD.

IN consequence of numer 'us c.lmpiaints, JAMES
1 ATKINSON Wert the above Reward to as') otic won wbl
give kim such information as may lead to the detection of. :he
Anders who have counterfeited hi► armlet. In regard to the
nobs of the genuine ones, he presumes they ate too geherally
adopted to require eulogium, be wial therefore only a 'A, that the
blowing virtues of the teepee, iv* articles may be relied on:
Al KINa.ON'S VEGEI'ABI.h DYE,
is perfectly innocent, and insuediately chsngeetirey or Red Hair
it ht Hager Whiskers to a Brown or Black, so permaorut that
yawns, Sec. which affects other dyes, oily renders mi. anus
durable.
London, England, 1817-12-04

ATICIN)ON'S CURLING FLUID

Restates the hair where it ha fallen 'Altruist illness, perspiration,
change of climate, or any of those causes which occasion prima
tare decay ; it also lifts the flair from scurf, makes it soft and
glans as silt, aid lov+ it in curl during exrectile in the dance or
poneoade, or in damp weather.
A TKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, _ _ _

tadrely divested of Alkali by a new process, removes freckles,
mhos, arm hardness from the skin, prevents its chapping, and
imkes it mouth, white and even.
C3lllllOD. s he above articles have all got the slgnature and
ahlressef the Proprietor ea the label.
Sold by most Perfumers and hairdressers.—Price of the
Dye se. the enling Fluid Ss 61 and the Soap Is.
411 s Uernrd.street, Soho •square, .London.

lig MENUS will be kind to request their Sr t vants
and Carders to ask for
SUCHARD TURNER'S BLACKING.

lawi let thy glad trumpet raise
Loudest notes to Tunnies praise; .
Let the welcome theme resound,
Tin the echoing world rebound!
Who upon our boots and shoes
such bright more dotb didn't ?
Who a Blacking can prepare,
That such lovely bloom sloth bear;
Or such gloss and richness yield,
As Toga Lis of St. George's-beidt
O'er tbe wide Atlantic deep,
Where the surgeless billows sleep;
O'er the distant southern main;
On the Continental plain—
ataaa's worth and fame resound,
Fur his Blacking sheds around
, On each polisb'd boot a ray
' Of beauty nought can melt away;
e f t rye seen the pellsh'd gem,
GU:ter in the diadem;
kinw much brighter are the rays
'I gasiaa's brilliant black dispiar!
%I' rapt in Wonder, when in view,
The lustre of that jetty hue,
CLII I then forbear to raise,
To 11/Il size's worth my sot% of pr;lse?
Hero's laurels all will fade—
Vonarcheilinries sink in shade;
But when shall To II :4 ea's fame be o'cr ?
1' of while time shall be au more!
Y:Ven while mouldering in the tomb,
Yams ah.b rill his memo, y bloom;
And posterity shall wave
Ta.lete.s laurels o'er his gravel

Veers of Cisi eilliant and easy Blacking are respectfully in.
go7nuni that the principal silbpiterpers iu DeWitt, Cork,6la.govr,
Itrlburgh, .t.rd ..it the Country 'Dawns in North and 9outh
Wait" tars; e, sell thi. Blacking iu S: our Bottles at 6d. 11.
:41 c.e. tub. Foreign Trade supplied.

(gb)'.‘4-me4

N. B. Ask k4t 1 Pluzez Blackiug.
London, England, 1817-09-13

FRENCH PAPERS

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 9. -
The.-Count de Ruppin (King of Prussia), accent.
pit:led-by the Duke of Wellington and Karshal the
Duke de Reggio, art ived at Mezieres net hel th inst.
ait-hall-past seven. in the morning. Tlwy set mitt at
eight tor Maubeuge and Valenciennes.
The sth, at four in the afternoon, the Duke of
Wellington arrived at Valenciennes. The Count de
Ruppin arrived three hours afterwards. The next
day 20,004 men, consisting of the English troops,
Hanoverians, &c. were reviewed in.the presence of
t're any ost traveller. The Maiquis de Jumilhac,
Commandant of the 16th Division, and the Prefect
of the Department do Nord, proceeded to Valen.
denim, at the moment of the arrival of the Count de
Ruppin.
L has been remarked, that all the Presidents of
Electoral Colleges appointed this year are upward►
of 46 )ears of age, and unite in themselves the other
conditions of eligibility. Several of the Presidents
appointed. by the Ordonnante of the Sth Sept. 1816,
were not eligible.

The Count de Fernand Nunez, the Spanish Am-
bassador, has had the honour of presenting to his
Majesty, and also to the Princes and Princesses of the
Royal Family, the Duke de San Carlos, his Catholic
Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to' the Court of

The) write from Bourgogne, that the heat for
Same d. past has coloured tie grapes with incre-
dible rapidity ; and that if the fine weather continues
during a v.ilt of this month, the vintage w;11 be in
quantity and quality superior to what could have
been hoped.'

tile Military route for the Russian troops stationed
in France has been newly arranged, by Lqwer Lu-
satia and Lower Silesia, and on to Poland.

The Prince de Taiteyrand is at Montpellier, where
he arrived un the Slst ultimo.

We learn from the Hague. that nerci.ifions were
commenced several days since, between the Plenipo.
tentiaries of the King of the Netherlands, and those
of the United bones of America, for the renewal of
a Treaty of Commerce.
At half past twelve yesterday, Mc Paulmier, the
assistant of M. Sicard, conductor of the Institution of
the Deal and Dumb, presented to the King two of
his pupils whom he had taught to speak. They both
made use of their newly-acquired faculty in addresses
to his Majesty. The King desired them to return
thanks to those who had so highly succeeded in in-
structing them. Many of the persons of the Court,
who witnessed this species of prodigy proposed clues.
firms to these pupils, which being put to them by
their teacher, were answered iu a manner. and with
an intelligence, that astonished the auditors.
His Highness the Prince of Orange.arrived at Paris
yesterday evening. A guard of honour was sent to
The epidemic of Vie small-pot
.causes at present
fatal ravages at Paris.
French Five per Cents.—Monday,6Bl. 6.sc.—Ditto
div.
London, England, 1817-09-13

VIENNA, AUGUST SO.

The Prussian Minister, Count Markoff, has q&:!vd
Vienna. He will proceed directly to Moscow, wl.r,
he will await the Emperor of Russia, whose arrival
there is announced for the beginning of October:

MADRID, AUGUST se.

Letters from Gibraltar, of the 15th of last mnnth,
state, that the Plague, after having exercised its r:•
vages in the city or Algiets, has spread througl:(ct
the whole of that Regency. fren►ezen and UzdA
have experienced a touch of the infection, and it
feared that the whole Empire of Morocco will 11;1
successively a prey to it, in consequence of all ma-
sures of precaution being so much neglected.
M. Garay, we are assured, bas received tl;e Cirrl
Corden of the Royal Order of Charles

The last arrival at Cadiz from Vera Cruz fits
brought letters from that port, and even from Nlexivi
down. to the end of April. The Royal Troops cc
stated to have gained many advantages over t!:e
deperulenti: One of the Chiefs of the latter. V'
commanded a corps of between 300 and 400 rge•
on the road from Mexico to Vera Cruz, was bur!...:'.
ded on the Nth of April. On his refusal to war.
der; a combat commenced,...st ten. in the merai.g,
which continued till midday ; when the Mrs;c's
tiishing sword lit hand into the ranks 001
Insurgents cut the half of them, with their Chief.
pieceiii. and put the rest to Hight. The disco:lsis"' `f
this body has opened up the communications bc:%ve,'
Veri busk and Mexico, and will inspire. a
terror flit° the coentry. Every day corps of '."
London, England, 1817-09-13

THE BIBLE.
THE Public are rrspecttuily informed that the
NEW TRANSLATION from the HEBREW TEk r is
o in such forwardness that the Firer Part (Price One Guinea),
,xpected to I.e delivered to the Subscribas beton the end of
ae Year.
As the Impression will be bet little more than sufficient to
s.pply the present '4uls-crihers, these who wish to encourage esis
!thorium sad necessary Work (whi.b has occupied twenty pears
et the Author's life). are requested to Send their Subscriptions to
ltionts. liananserstey sod Co. Bankers, Pad-Mall; to Messrs.
iTy sad C 4. Bankers, Mildred-courts Poultry; or to the Mao-
litur, No. titt, Gray's Ins Lane.
London, England, 1817-09-13

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 9.

The Ministers Plenipotentiary, and Agents for i 7.).
reign Powers, had this day the honour of being pre-
sented to the King. The King afterwards transacted
business with the Duke de Richelieu and Marshal the
Duke of Tarentum.

On the 3d instant the Duke of Ragusa arrived at
Lyons. ' His EXcellency made his entry accompa•
nied by a squadron of chasseurs. The Prefect, tile
Mayor, the Clergy, and all the Civil and Military
Authorities, immediately waited on his Excellency,
to offer him the tribute of their devotion.
London, England, 1817-09-13

COWES, SEPTEMBER

Sailed the Isledusa transport, for Quebec, with
troops.
DOVER, SEPTLMBER 12.
Passed by for the River the Ceres, HUNTER, from
Antigua, having on her passage spoke several ves-
sels, among whom was the Eolus, of and from Bris-
tol for Newfoundland, with her mainmast head eae
tied Away.
London, England, 1817-10-09

to commence on and for the twenty-
ne=t; that Proposals in Wrltin3, sealed
• for army Supplies," will be received
.re Monday, the 27th day of October,
,d after Twelve o'Clock on that day),
postage must be paid.
• separately f.r each County and Wand,
have the Letter vdtith is annexed tn*,
by Two Persons of known Property
tad with tile Party tendering in the
red Particulars, for the due Performs
no Propwal will be noticed unless

, and the Prints expressed in Word.; at
happen that during the Continuance of
should be supilted 'older the Contract,
fur the Contract and Bond, paid in the
,ractor, shall be refunded to him.
tact% may be bad upon application at
the 'fours of Eleven and Five.

AiSORikNCE OFFICE,

Later iu the Vtio of li:ng.Gtomos L
SEP FEMUR, ISM_

ANNUAL PREMIUMS *fall
(nspm. are hereby informed; that RE-
-iseeltelivered at the Company's eirices
and it PALL MALL, as well
Agrntt in the seecial Counties; and the
ted to apply for the Renewal of their

4th of October next, as the usual FIG
'ayrneet, beyond the date daub Polley,

:I;EL FENNING, Jun. Secretary.
daily at the said Oflkes for the Assn-
blerchand.ze*, and Ships in harbour,
from Loss or Damage by Plre; and
and Granting Annuities en Lives.
be issued frte of Expense to the As-
,retuiuns amounts to es. or upwards.
London, England, 1817-10-09

ANTWERP. OCTOBER 3.

For theie four .years past we have Dot had such a
supply of Corn at our maiket as we have had to-day.
This is owing to the example given by Baron Van.
derverwe, of Schilde, who, being informed of the
marasuvres of the errn-dealers, has been himself to
all his farmers, and has represented to them the cur.-
sequences of suffering themselves to be influenced by
the instigations of the monopolists. " It itnot for
ycur sake," said he, It that these wiciad men advise
you to keep back your corn, but for theit own; it is
to satisly their insatiate cupidity. f advise you to
bring your corn to market, and to listen no bingo,
to these enemies of their fellow-creatures." This
had the desired effect. All these farmers brought a
large quantity of corn to market last Friday, and
proasised to do the same to-day.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning.
The domestic intelligence they contain is of little
importance. The following is stated to be the com-
position of the tight wing of the Army of Occupa.
tion extending from the Meuse to the North Sea:—
Russians 23,400 ; British 22,000; Danes, Salem,
and Hanoverians, 12,0(h). • The British have besides
a numerous Light Artillery attached.
An article from Berlin affirms that the imrortation
of English merchandise into the Prussian States has
at ltngth, alter great debate, been subjected to a duty
of 3(3 per Cent. wbich it is hoped will hare the effect
of reanimating the Prussian manufActures, and dimi-
nishing the number of poor. Now this is as it should
be—it is at least what the British will not pretend
any right to complain of. Let the Flemish Associa;
tors for the Encouragement of National Industry do
the same, sad we can hive nothing to say so their
If the Prussians sad Flemings eau do without our
manufactures they may; but we feel well assured we
have nothing to fear from leaving the matter to the
result of the experiment.
A letter from Parma states, that lb. contagions
malady has almost entirely ceased in that -Duchy.,
The e*peeted marriage of the Hereditary Grand
Duke of TUSCANY In the Princess MARIS ANN* of
Snioxy. is now announced to take place towards the
end of this month.
London, England, 1817-12-03

This day was pehlished, pre« .6.
ASERMON, pteached at the Parish Church of
ST. MARY, ISLINGTON, in the County of Middlesex,'
es Sunday Morning, November IG, I R t 7. occasioned by the
DEA l'H of her Royal Hiehu•-ss the Princess CHARLOTTE
of WALES and SA XE-COSOURG, &c.
By the Rev. JEROME ALLEY, A.B.
Curate of the said Parish.
Published at 'he puticelar reque6t of several of the Inhabitants.
Penned by R. and R. Gilbert, st. Ju!n!'s %Imre. Clerktowell;
for F. C and 1. Riving,nn, tie, St. 11.6ei's Church-yard; aid may
be had of H. Oldtrsitave, Esq. Lower.vrcut, islin;toti; and Mr.
Powell, Cross-street.
London, England, 1817-12-03

CHATHAM, Ne'!EMBEIL o.

The STBILLE sailed from this port on Wvtlnct?ay
last ; Sir lie:4E Poi li AN! w, s on board, with ‘:s
as Admiral of the White flying at the m1;11 1' r
head. Sir THOUAS ISTA/1 MARTIN, tbr
of the Navy, and Roaemr SEPPINGS, Esq. tl+e Lispec-
ing Surveyor, were at this Dock-yard, Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday last : they came here is
their way to town from Sheerness.
London, England, 1817-12-03

CLAIMS ON THE BRITISH AID OFFICE AT LISBON.

TRICASUar CHAMBERS. WittriUALLl Dee. t, 1957. •
ALL PERSONS 11.seing unsettled Accounts with
Mr. BELL, of the British Aid °Sae in Lisbon, are hereby
required to deliver such Account., either at the British Aid
Glace in Lisbon, er to this Er.ard, before the Ist of February
next, in order that th-y may be ex matel and finally settled ;
and all Persona indebted upon ti e.e anoint-, are required to
pay forthwith the Balances due by them, either at The Rritl-ls
Aid °ace in Ll.!nm, or to Air. Hill, Agent fur Commissariat
Supplies it this Office.
London, England, 1817-12-03

±4W INTEL LircEnt.

COURT OP CHANCERY, DECEMBER it.
Considerable disappointment was excited this morn
jug in consequence of the Lotto CHANCeLLOR not
sitting in Lincoln's Inn Hall, as his Lordship pro.
mised to do last Friday. Much curiosity was excited
in expectation of his Lordship's decisions in the case
of Williams v. Isted and the Commissioners of the
Land Tax ; and also respecting the bankrupt case of
Richmond, which we reported on Saturday. There
were a considerable number of Solicitors present,
with their clients, who seemed to feel •ery much the
disappointment. Many remained for a very long
period, scarcely crediting the message which had
come down respecting his Lordship not sitting.
London, England, 1817-10-31

In a rev*, dars will be published

A NARRATIVE of the CASE of Miss MAR-
GARET M4AVOY ; with an discount of some Optical
Experiments connected wl•ti it.
By THOMAS RENWICK, M.D.
Physician to the Liverpool Infirmary.
_ _ _

London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradork and lny; [Tnd,•rwoo.
and Co. and 1. Callow; W. Grape', Liverpool; Slwler, Man
cheater; Cninstable and Co. and W Blackwood, Edinburgh ;
Dunc.;.o. Glasgow ; and Cu:wising', Dublin.