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London, England, 1818-01-10

WEST INDIES.

The following are further extracts from the Bar-
badoes Papers relating to the hurricane:
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GRENADA, NOV. 15.
“. The weather assumed a very suspicious appear-
ance about ten o'clock in the morallig of the 21st
ultimo, when it began to blow very strong from the
North-west, with a heavy surf setting into the bay
and the mouth of the Carenage. In the course of
the forenoon the wind got more westerly, and after-
wards veered round to the southward, when it gra-
dually moderated, and was evidently kept down by
the rain, which gained the ascendancy, and poured
down in immense torrents. By a pluvitnnetcr in the
vicinity of town, it *as ascertained to have alien to
the depth of nine cubic inches in about t hours.
The immediate effect of the rain was the overflowing
of the riven, which were forced out of their natural
channels, and carried away every thing which ob-
structed their progress. Considerable damage was
also done by the immense washes which fell deem
the sides of the hills, and which in many places stopt
all communication between some of the parishes and
'districts. The grand Etang-road must, I fear, be
entirely abandoned, as such immense tracks of wood-
land have fallen in upon it that the same trace can
never be again used."
ANOTHER LETTER FROM GRENADA, NOVEMBER 12.
‘• You will leans by all your letters from the
Islands, the great calamity with which we have been
visited on the 21st of October last. Grenada by her
favoured situation has escaped the dreadful hurri-
cane, which we learn has visited St. Lucie, Domi.
niza, and Martinique; but on the same night we ex-
perienced the most dreadful thunder, lightning, and
rain, ever remembered by the oldest Inhabitants.—
The river rose on this estate upwards Of thirty feet
above its usual level, carrying away the canes and
sail wherever it extextdeik The falls of earth on the
hill sides have cut up lid carried away the canes to
a considerable amount in all the cane pieces. The
rands for the most part are either fallen away into
/he lands below,, or filled up with earth and stones.,
Among others, my cart-road to La Bay, on this side
of Ve Cilappion's estate, is filled up with earth and
rocks, to the height of from four to ten feet; and in
one part will require an entire new trace. I have lost
five negro-houses, and at least one-half of the ne
gardens have been destroyed. The river approached
s near to my house, that I thought it prudent to
leave it at eleven at night, and take refuge with my
famtly in the curing-house. Fortunately the waters
were then at their greatest height, and the house,
sich as it is, suffered no injury. I owe much in this
dreadful night to my servant Louis, who manifested
upon this occasion his attachment to us, and saved
my horses and sheep, when no other negro would
venture to their relief, and carried us to a place of
safety through the water. He was out nearly the
whole night in the heavy rain, watching every op-
portunity of saving all he could for me, while his
own house and what little he had was swept away."
London, England, 1818-01-10

,Rif AND ESSEQUEBO.
in his capacity of Deputy First
snourable Court of Justice for the United
d Essequebo, Advertises by these Pre-
:ond, and Third Tia►es, that he ma, by
the said Court, and the subsequent Rae-
SELL, at PUBLIC EXECUTION
of June, 181 11, the Core Plantation
th all its Buildings, Slaves, and further
d in the West Bank of the River hemik.
Msssaa, in capanity as General and Spe-
VMS MLICERN, and ANNA Gimeraerne,
roes the Representative or Representatives
Erg.

n, and Concurrentla In the net Proceeds
, will be held by the said Honourable
Months after the day of Sale.

those that may pretend to have any right,
net Proereds of said Plantations, are here-
dersigned Deputy First Marshal, SUM-
] person, or by their Attorne7, on the
rhig, which will be hoiden in these Cello-
_ .

c Court of Justice, in the Month of au-
) lay their Claims to due form, under the
e non-nye-Ater, will be in acceded as the

Le Av.,. Teller), Is dant to be se m se
E'. at r r. Date's, 14, ileoton.street,

r. D. TIALT.Y, TL put? Tint Nankai
pens, the 30th of Julie, 1117.
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in a few days to Paris. We 1-ave also here, Count
Hardenberg, from Aix-la-Chapelle, who will depart
immediately ; General Maison, on his way to Paris ;
and Prince Godlinman, going express from the Em-
peror of Russia to Madrid.
NOVIDIBER 29.—Last Thursday his Majesty the
King presented to his Highness Prince Metternich,
the Grand Cordon and Insignia of the Order of the
Belgic Lion. It is remarked that this is the 25th
Order which has-been conferred on this Prince. The
day before yesterday he paid visits of ceremony to
all the Members of the Royal Family, and dined
with the French Ambassador, the Marquis de Latour
Dupin. Yesterday afternoon the Prince departed for,
Aix-la-Chapelle, whence he will go to his estate of
Johannesberg, and then to Vienna, where he will ar-
rive on the 14th of next month
It is said that Prince Cambaceres, who has resided
a long time in this city, will depart this evening or
to-morrow to return to Paris.

We received this morning Private Letters by the
Flanders Mail, which state that confidence begins to
be restored on the Continent. The Dutch Govern-
meat, aware of the serious evils likely to result from
the late extensive failures, have taken the subject
into consideration, in order to avert a national cala-
mity, and have agreed to advance five millions of
guilders, for the relief of the Mercantile interests;
two for the Merchants of Anrw•etp, and three for
Amsterdam. This temporary aid has answered the
purpose in a considerable degree, and Bills, which
a few days ago would not be looked at, can now be
.discounted at a legal interest.

The following is an extract of a letter, dated An-
gustura, September 12, addressed to a respectable
Commercial House in the City :--t, The public con-
cerns of this country were never, at any period, in so
'prosperous a state as at present. There is a super-
abundance of arms, ammunition, and every kind of
warlike stores. The armies ate much increased in
numbers, and greatly improved by discipline. Public
confidence is doubled; and every man is smith two
or what he was before. The Spaniards havereceired
no reinforcements whatever ; and cannot now, in time
for the opening of the campaign, hid they them to
'Fr.d, which does not appear to be the case. They
have withdrawn from almost the whale of New Cit e-
nada ; and it is confidently expected by all here, that
they will retire from, the whole. of Venezuela, and

endeavour to defend Mexico, where various accounts
mention numerous insurrections to have again broken
out. Many of the Independtat Generals have left
this place to assume the command of their various
divisions, and to he ready to commerce operations
the moment the weather will pzrrrit. General Bop-
VA R is still here, and will probahly remain, until ho
goes to make his public entry into the capital of
Caraccas. Admiral Batox is at sea, with a strow
..squadron, and, in fact, the destruction of Spain, as al
Transatlantic Power, seems very nearly accomplished.
I entertain as high an opinion (if rot an higher) of
the honour of the supreme Chief Iloetvaa, and the
Members cf the Council as ever I did."
London, England, 1818-12-04

BOSTON, NOVEMBER 6.

By the Ann, of Baltimore, from Chagres, South
America, we learn that the schooner Governor Shel-
by, Pearce, of New York, arrived at Panama on the'
9th of September, from Lima. Captain Pearse fixed
a salute, which was answered from the forts. The
Governor Shelby is the ant armed vessel that has en-
tered the harbour of Panama. Captain Pearce, his
Officers, and crew, intend returning to New York in
the Sea Serpent, leaving the Governor Shelby at Pa-
nama. The Spanish ship Coleta, Captain- Courier,
arrived at Porto Bello the Bth of September, from
Cadiz and Carthagena, with a number of Friars !
Octobse 8, lat. 10. long. 78. was boarded by a Mexi-
can privateer ; treated with great politeness. The
Captain of the privateer, his Officers' and crew, were
all Frenchmen ; had a Spanish schooner prize in
company, bound to St. Andrew's. The Ann has
brought dispatches for Government.
At a Court held last week for Fayette, a son of Hi-
beroia was brought to trial, charged with stealing a
shirt from one of his brother countrymen, After the
indictment was read to him, he was asked by the
Court, " Guilty or not guilty ?" " Plase your Lord-
ship," says he, "that's what you have to try." The
Court again told him to answer was he guilty or not
guilty ? "By St. Patrick, your Lordship just wants
to be after pumping me' do you ?" The Court asked
him if had any Counsel? • " Plase your Lordship, I
don't know what you mean." The Court explained,
and told him he must plead guilty or not guilty.—
" Fait den, if I must spake the troth, I am guilty ;
but prove it : but if your Honour will pay costs, well
say no more about it."—An Attorney was requested
to pat in a plea not guilty, and after an investigation
the Jury brought in a verdict pronouncing poor Pat,
Guilty !—Western Paper.

EXPEDITION TO THE YELLOW STONE.

--
On Sunday the 30th ultimo, a battalion of the rifle
regiment, $OO strong, embarked at Belle Fontaine, to
ascend the Missouri River to the mouth of the Yellow
Stone. The expedition is commanded by Lieutenant-
Colonel Talbot Chambers. The Captains Martin,
Ma&ee and Riley ; the Lieutenants Shade, Clark,
Xavenaugh, FieOsi ai►d Francis Smith, go out with'
their respective ccunpanies. It is intended that the
expedition shall encamp during the winter above the
tau tAt of Ole Icloop; aptl
,cootiooios iu voyage iu
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FRAUD PXEVENTED.
COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
W. made to impose on the unwary s SPLIRIGLIs COM-
RON instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared
and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, In
thin signature and address,

97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
ompicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they
a attendee to this, and the difference of the type, which is
ill letter-press, will enable purchasers at once so detect.
petite,
161 Japan BLACKING, made and soli wholesale by
aril KTIN, 91, Ifigh-Holborn, and retailed by the
Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongess Perfu-
lloot-hisktra, ice in the United Kingdom, in Blake at
awl Is. t,l. cads.
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'ERVY)US COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY.

iE late celebrated Dr. FOTHERGILL, in the
:nine of his cite/alive practiee, eamontered repeatedly
ism:sing cases of hienrous Conwisinall6 then be Vr"
iti-
to direct his principal attention to the discovering an ef-
ad pennaacm remedy. This invaluable Medicine here
I to the public attention under the tide of " Dr. FO-
RC ILL% NERVOUS-MAI/NI," wan the. ha result
dam; by means et which he invariably ao,c ed in
nominating every description of Nervous disorders
*retinas distressing affections, as Lowness of *bits,
tan, Leas at Appetite, Indkesdolis Simms, Tremors,
cluedriacism, Extreme Limited*, Anxiety, &biting Fits,
'el king of debility or Masada of the *Mena 1q thole
mately thus afßicted, it is conAdently recommended to nee
me inestimable Medicine, by wide! they ere assured at
9 immediate relief, and by a sbee Peeeevera." fa it
gtly to the direction* given, the compiMe re-eitablisluneut
V health.

11;ties, at ts. 64. IU. and 9N by Dem" awl &PM
AN No. Cleapide, corner of St. Paul's, London ; and
!!ltiLle.streot, Dublin; and al the principal DookneThers,
Pin, and Medicine Venders tbrongitont the Kblildola

Hli MAJESTY'S ROYAL Limas PATEN C.
EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
for curing, in all ha stages, the VENEREAL' DISEASE.
pm is a dose, and the taking of ono Box, Ina meet
will soon convince thepatient of the oertainty of his :poody
"Y. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or noon
rain than this Remedy, for such ea are obliged to goo jour
is ea, as it needs no co/Asia:ea mu restraint of dist
otl years experience (in an extensive practice) kW Frwesd
!Wit effect a Cure when repeated Savation soda osier
...all nothing. For the Scurvy sod other Chetah:a
''ht', tbis Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards ei
potions of both sexes have been radical owsii (h.
crwatli;orders, within the be *iglu years. Prepared and
Royal
Sole Proprietors, T.TAiti.oit and SON, Members
etnyal College of surgeons, at their House, No. 9, Ntw
r.ttrrer. in Boxes of only Sts. 9d. cads, duty iocluded.-.--
iw,, back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night
As, sold by their appointment, with copious directions
°Y ohup, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dehorooteles, No. 7,
nearly opposite the Monument ; and by ale
every considerable Town In Great Molts and Ireland
ceiratfs to persons taking the am, Of Other d Mils lies
re hattliCkllo.
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This day was published, •
stiy Kinted in Two large Vols. avo. price £2 Ss. bds.
UNI TESTAMENTUM G RAC E.—i—Textum
Mem C.odieurn, Version= et Ettrwn twasuit et
Varietatem ac4edt
I). JO. J4C. GRIFABACIL
Edisto Nova.
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Hamilton, et O. et W. B. Whittaker.

:Ist instant will be published, in One VoL 4to. price
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',ASSICAL TOUR THROUGH ITALY
SICILY, tending to illustrate some Districts which
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By Sir RICHARD COLT HOARE, Bert.
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:neat and past Beate of Italy, for which be was engaged
m materials V the period of his premature decease.
ut hr.Rustace did not live to accomplish, Sir Richard
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BE'MNO AT TATTERSALL'S, DECEMBER 3.
TIMMY STAKES, AT EPSOM, 13/9.
Taken-111 to I agst Lord Roues Euphrates.
Taken-12 to 1 Duke of Portland's Pledge.
Taken-14 to 1 Mr. L. Charltoo't out of Iris.
—Taken-18 to I Morel.
20 to 1 any other.
OAK&

Taken-10 to 1 apt Iwt. Gros srenor's Blue Stockings.
Taker—lo to 1 Lord G. exrendish's filly.
Taken---1l.• to I Duke•of Graftotes
The betting on the Derby and Oaks was brisker than usual.
ST. LEDGER.
Taken-10 to 1. apt Lard of Marklionse.
Taken-142 to 1 Mr. Wart's Mandan,.
Taken-14 to 1 Brother to Magistrate.

high odds against any other.
There has been great betting on the last three horses, although
the nomination, which is expected to be much greater than ever
rememlscrel, will not take place until New Year's !lay.

BOXINtI.

Yesterday ercering the whole of tb? stakes, ioo.guineas a tide,
were made good for the fight between Maoris, the baker, and
Sv.ros.onts, .which will take place in a Ile feet ring, more than
twenty miles from London, on Tuesday. next. liaartri was
backed,freely ate to 4.
ltaNnal. and Tea' ra Shift their 'training cantonments this
day towards the lighten; ground, the former from Ilampstead,
ar.d the latter from Brentwood, In Essex. They are both well.
RtNUAL has a sot,: gland of the neck, arising from a recent cold,
I. tit is not considered of any consekiource. The following is
tic real betting up to last night —From sto 4 to 11 to 8 au
ftwunax, who is rather got up in the market, and 2to t Itsanan
and MAZTIN both vtu. This light is fixed 30 miles from London.

The audience part of the Theatres, last night, had
a dull and sombre appearance ; scarcely a person ap-
peared but what was in full mourning.
In the Rev. Mr. SMITH'S garden, at Ottery Saint
Mary, there is a lilac in flower. Ripe strawberries
were last week gathered there in a hedge. At the
Parsonage, Honitun, there is a laburnum in full
flower.

Wednesday se'anight, a lai. nest with four eggs
nearly hatched, was found in a field at Baldersbury,
near Berwick.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, DEC. 4.

We had a large supply of Corn this morning,
being the accumulation of arrivals since Monday.—
Wheat was dull sale, and Is. per quarter cheaper.
The supply of Barley being very great from the Nor-
folk and Suffolk Coast, has caused a decline in the
price of that grain of 9.5. per' quarter, and a large
quantity remained unsold at the cicse of the market.
Oats are Is. per quarter lower, and sales were hcavy
at that decline. In Beans and Peru no alteration.
London, England, 1818-10-09

FRA NKFORT, SEPTEMBER v.

What we announced three days ago on the tepoi
of travellers, has been confirmed br letters fro:.
Carlsruhe, of the 22d, which say—all the soldier
absent on furlough are suddenly rec,llled to their.
giments, and they arc already arriving in grey
numbers. It is natural that this circumstance shoal
give rise to numberless conjectures. If, as some pro
tend, this measure has been taken on account ti
approaching return of the Any of Occupation fr
France, it is equally prudent and salutary, and car.:
but receive the approbation of the people of Bali
To-day the military posts commanded by an Oi
cer were withdrawn from the gates of Luilenhe
and Muhlberg, and the corps de garde sealed up.—
Only a subaltern officer has seen left at each of
corps de garde.
London, England, 1818-10-09

FRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 30.

The Emperor of Russia had seat his Chamberlain,
Count Woronzow, to his Serene Highness the Duke
of Nassau, to inform him that he would pay him a
visit at Biberich ; but formally desiring drat uo 100-

tiours might be paid him. Therefore, the shot.
of his Majesty at Biberich, and hii passage throtl,,i,
the Rhingau, were only marked by the te,timo,del
of respect and admiration shewn not only by tits,
who had the,honour to approach his person, but by
all the inhabitants. His Majesty displayed, vherever
he passed on his journey, a truly imperikt munifi-
cence. lie gave to M. Bethman, with whom he
lodged here, a magnificent snuff-box set ~ ith tra.
moods, and all the servants were recompensed v .
the greatest generosity.

As soon as his Majesty reached the Pnissian fink
tiers, the King had taken on himself all tl:e elpettiew
the posts. The Emperor paid the Came altention to the
King on his late visit to Russia. The apartments
the King inhabited at St. Peterthurgh duriag
visit, had been arranged, fitted up, :lad furni,hed et,
actly in the same manner as his it:lartments at ;
sot only the colour of the fun iture but titc

wxs the same, and they were arranged in the
order, so that the King, w!,en at St. Petersbt-
might have fancied himself in his palace at rV7..

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER s_

His Majesty has finally decreed the regrile',r..l
the administration of the Evangelic Lutheran C.:?ril
in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and has der.
it binding for all the Lutheran Congrcp'ions:
of Hoorn and Zwolle, however, site net re:
in this organization.

SP.l„orromlt 1.

The Emperor of Rulsia c.imf• I,cre yesterdav:.
noon at four o'clock, without it:y: wife, from Aif-!a•
Chapelle, and put up at the I lotel de Bellevue, srhe-.
his sister the Princess of Oran'-e reti.les. Herhap
rial Highness received him with inexpressible jci
and his Majesty passed a part of the evening ‘.C.h
her. This morning, at nine o'clock, hisMajeity
a visit to his august sister, with whom he went on
the fountain of Pouhon. They afterwards visitej
principal quarters of thi, charming place. surromic
by all .the inhabitants, who testified their joy. ;
eleven his Majesty left us to realm to Aivla-Chapeli,
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Dukes of York and

Carriages of kit late Majesty which a

from Kew.

Carriages of his Royal Highness'
Guard *f Lance's, which attended. the I

to close the Procvz

The whole State part of the
or twenty-three carriages, the g
were drawn by six horses each.
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Velvet Cushion, by Cluommuu, King of Arms.

Secretary to the Lord .• The Lord Chamberlain of his
Chamberlain. Majesty's Household.
First Gentleman Usher Garter Principal Gentleman Usher
Daily Waiter to his King of Arms. of the Black Hod.
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carried by 'no Yeomen of the Guard, under
a Canopy of Black Velvet.

THE CHIEF MOURNER. supporter.
Train Bearers.
Assistants to the Chief Mourner.
Princes of the Blood Royal.
Train Bearers.
The Vice Chamberlain to her late Majesty. •
Mistress of the Robes.
Ladies of the lied Chamber.
Keeper of the Robes.
Women of the Bed Chamber to her late Majesty.
Maids of Honour.
Wonien Attendants on her late Majesty.
Ten Gentlemen Pensioners with theii Axes reversed.

Supporter.
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ing escorting each carriage.
le evening the procession
St. George's Chapel, where
the trumpets and drums,
is' Mcn, filed- without the
was then removed by ten
om the hearse, and placed
y Sir Wm. CONGREVE- On
coffin was carried into the
of Yeomen of the Guard,
I found insupportable, and
le Princess CHARLOTTE, it
learers had actually died of
in the performance of this
ily a recurrence sif this in-
sant interruption which the
ieve each other necessarily
during the performance of
car was contrived.
fiat: it was about five feet
rted by three separate axle-
) small• wheels each. Tho
o swing with facility, and
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way facing the great gat
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ted in the interior, in the
along the platform, and up
of the Guard, who worked
were concealed from public
which was thrown over
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it at each side.

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black, arYl lemom:culoured kid Gloves.
Batt. Dress.—Ceres Frock, with a very broad border
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A CAUTION TO MOTHERS,
AT a critical Season, like the present, when Chil-
dren axe Teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid
them, partis.uhirly as the Measles and Chin-cough are so preva-
lent. If chi irritation of the gums comes with any other disor-
der, very ftt r infants recover. Mothers ought never to be with-
out the A MI:RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery,
for if a child wakes in thenight with pains in its gums, this Ira-
hiable Medhdne applied will immediately open the pores. heal
the gums, and thereby prevent fevers or convulsions, for should
it come in co.tipetition with any other disorder, it often destroys
the mother's brightest hopes. Parents who. may be dubious of
the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to the different cases
that hare appeared in the Newspapers for these last ten years.
Since Mrs. Johnson has appropriated one hour twice a week,
viz. from Nira.! to Ten o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday Morn-
ings, to the poor, who have Children afflicted in cutting their
Teeth, by briiging a letter from a housekeeper. that the Mo-
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in almost cvc y family where there are young children, Mrs. J.
hopes so gre.f a charity will not be abused, as it is out of her
private purse.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94,
N'ewma n-street, Oxford-street, London • and, by their appoint-
ment, of all the principal Medicine Vender. In Town and Coun-
try, at 13.9 d. per Bottle.
N. B. Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williams's Soothing
Syrup.
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FROM LAST STGIIT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at Carlton-house, the alst of March;
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council : hi=
Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleased, is the name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, to make the following amend.
menu on the Roll of Sheriffs for the present year :
Cheshire—Henry Harvey Aston, Esq. made Henry Charles
Astou, Esq.
Pembroke—Robert Ackland, Esq. made Robert Innes Ack-
land, Esq.
Merioneth--John Edwards, of Tyn y Coed, Esq. made John
Edwards, of Cued y Beds, Esq.
Flint—John Wynn Eaton, Esq. made John Wynne Eyton, Esq.
BANKRUPTS.

John Pratt, of Brook's-place, Kennington, surgeon and apotbe-
cary, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 28, April 14,
and May 5, at eleven, at GuildhalL Attornies, Messrs. Ed-
wards and Son, Castle-street, Holborn.
Alexander Johnson, of Manchester, silk-mercer and haberdasher,
dealer and chant:lan, April 17, 18, and May 5, at ten, at the I
Bridgwater .t ms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs.

son, Clarke, Coates, and Watson, Warnford-court, London;
or Mr. Wilson, Marchester.
Thomas Fleming, of Liverpool, liren-draper, dealer and chap-
man April ‘Z2, and May 5, at two, at the Star Inn,
Dea;ssgate, :Watchmen. Attortties, Mr. Law, Spring:gar-
.

der, Manchester; or 'Messrs. Adlington and dreg;ry,lird-
ford-row London. •
George Willion, of Manchester,mercbart, dealer and chapman,
April 6,7, and \lay 5, at two, at the Dug Tavern, Man-

cliester. Attorney, 'Mi. Dlakinson, Temple; or Mr. Had-
field, Manchester.
William Harvey, of Houndsditch, coppersmith., dealer and
chaptnan, March 23, April 11, ard May 5, at ten, at Guild-
hall. Attornies, Messrs. Walton and Glidden, Basingball-street.
John henry Peacock, of Burwell, Cambridgeshire, merdfant,
April A, at seven, 9, at ten, and May 5, at seven, at the
Eagle Inn, Cambridge. Attendee, n.esers. Pickering and
Smith, Staple Inn, London; or .essrs. Evans and Archer,
jun. Ely.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

April 14, J. Fuller, of the Neat Houses, Hanover-square,
gardener, at eleven. April 14, J. BPGougan, fall-tnall-co r,,
army agent, at eleven. April 7, T. Brame, Lowestoft, her-
ring-tmrchant, at one. April in, G. Ilowden and W. Hare,
1111. ad-street, saddkrs, at twelve. April 18, It. Williams,
Coppice-tow, printer, at twelve. April 7,./. Beare, Chtapside,
warehouseman, at one. April tg, J. Attlield, Guildford, but-
cher, at ten. April 4i, 1). Philip. Fenchurch-street, stationer,
at ten. April 18, J. Knott and W. Smith, Duke-street, South-
srark, hat-ntanufactursts, at twelve, Alail 21, A. Phillips and
IL Loser, Salter's-hall.court, merchants, at eleien. April It.;
J. Uvesey, J. llargreave, P. Annie, J. Smith, and W. Ihll,
Manchester, calico-printers, at eleven. April 18, J. Smith,
Lonsion-road, grocer, at twelve.
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GENERAL POST-OFFICE, March 2d, 1818.
FELONY-0150 REWARD.
THOMAS PINNOCK, late of St. Ann's-court,
Soho, is strongly suspected of felony; whoever shall ap-
prehend him, will be entitled to a Reward of
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS,
Pryer Pocuna thereof upon Apprehension, and ONE Huirratth
Poexos upon Conviction.
The said Thomas Pinnock is about 40 years of age, stout
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and whiskers, and fresh coloured; was dressed on the 15th ul-
timo in a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered silk buttons,
double-breasted buff waistcoat, with buttons of the same ; has
worn at times a yellow-green lapelled coat, a blue coat with gilt
buttons, and a dark brown great coat. He has been a gentle-
man's servant, is ,upposed to have been in the Army, and has
been abroad. His wife, who is advanced in pregnancy, is pro-
bably with him. fly Command of the Postna.ter-General,
FR.INCIS FREELIYG, Secretary.

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4'LLESMERE, OLD UNION, ASHTON and
1.4 OLDHAM, THAMES and MEDWAY, Canal Shares;
EAST LONDON and GRAND JUNCTION Water-Works
Shares, on SAlt by ITivate Contract, by Mr. Score, No. 28,
New Bridge-street.
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enefices not exceeding £l5O -
, the values of which are not speci-
aed as Impropriations, or Appro.

p not included in the preceding
dare presumed to exceed the value

onsiderable portion of our columns is
k Tenth List of Subscribers to the
ch is headed by one from Glasgow;

is the fourth or fifth that has been
n Edinburgh ; one from Chesterfield,

another dated Waterford, in Ireland ;
im other parts of these Kingdoms and
The steady progress this undertaking
ill quarters, and the very distant towns
as well as numerous bodies and indivi-
ontinue sending their mite, prlve how
qv generally the loss of the amiable and
NCESS was, is, and will continue to be
le duty as well as the interest of every
iecially those who are endowed with au-
rish whatever has so moral a tendency,
)ndcred so beneficial to society ; and we
hserve, whether we look to the Royal
e Church, to the State, to the Nobility,
ler class of Society, we find the most
nanies upon these lists, setting an ex-
to be followed by all ranks of Society-

the Hanoverian Minister had an au-
PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton-House.
of YORK and CUMBERLAND visited the

Dakes of Yertg, ICE., and Strsszx
)..ke and Dulicss of GLOVCE3TER.—
:1-.)::k JIo::d1•: the adce Dnchess
L:t IQa fcr Wia!sor. YcL:zrday

D.:lcc of GLovcr.sTsß re-urt.ca! t 0 town.
Fr.i...co of HESSE HOMEERG, about
..!t St. James's Palace, accornpar.lel by
C.I:IPBELt., for v:indscr, to visit the
London, England, 1818-03-25

THURSTON AND RIIODES'S SHAKSPEARE.

This day was published, most splendidly embellished and printed
in the best manr.er, No. I. price 2.4. or on large paper, with
proof plates, 3s. of
THURSTON and RHODES's SHAKSPEARE,
comprising the whole of the Dramatic Works of our im-
mortal Bard, with copious Notes and Illustratiotui, selected with
great judgment from the labours of Johnson, Stevens, Reid, and
Theobald ; also the Life of the Author by Rowe; and Drs.
Johnson's and Farmer's Essays on his Genius and Learning. The
Work will be regularly published every %Trek, and completed in
46 Numbers, including the Notes, which may be had separate to
complete former Editions.
London : Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside; W.
Allason, No. 31, New Bond-street; J. Sutherland, Edinburgh;
and ail other Booksellers. _ _

N. B. To accommodate the Purchasers of other Editions of
Shakspeare, a few Sets of Proof Plates printed on French paper,
in quarto, may be had separate, price Two Guineas.
London, England, 1818-03-25

STAR.

40N DON.

LOCK IN Tim, MORNING, TO:
itY DRAWS-TIMM?. PIIIZES
ILA. CAPITALS, AND EIGHT

.k Y, I.kliCTI '25, 181 S.
at the Ban's, Elchetider, and Soutl.-Ses

, the SECRETARY of STATE was
NIAJESTY, in conseciuence of an
Louse of Lords, to desire the Arch-
; to procure from the Clergy, Re.
:v of Places of Worship belonging
;hunch in Parishes of which the
!..1 to 1000 persons and upwards•
ere laid before the House of Lords
by command of the PRINCE RE-
cc of an Address from that House•
an, these Returns proving imper-
pi and Bishops, in pursuance of
.:1, bearing date the 13th of De-
oat a list of Queries to every
pective dioceses far the purpose of
tp.:.::.ty of the Churches and Cha-
niaer ..r.d condition of the Glebe
slue of Livings not exceeding 1501•

se queries were received in 1815
consaquence of an Address to his
le PRINCE REGENT, extracts from
fore the House of Lords in 1816,
red to the Capacity of Churches
ri,hes containing more than a cer.

as being found necessary, in order
nearly to accuracy, the Returns at
laid before Parliament in the last
then they have, as far as practi-
ned, by supplying their deficiencies
Is as were in the possession of the
of the Bounty Board, or from the
rns ; and by command of the
ley have now been presented to both
nem.

act of these Returns, which extend
pages, we find the following to be

10,491
9,940,591

laarraent -

10,192
1,551

hey C`II COUtZill
reatatfiCe -
no Okbe Houses

11,745
4,770,975
1,417
2,est
2,111

. for residence
ig XlO •
23 •
30 -