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London, England, 1818-10-08

DULLARD'S PATENT CLONL

JMILLARD respectfully informs Merchants and
• Familice going to, cr returning from the East and W;..sz
Indies, Sec. and those wha require ur prefer a warmer ankh:
than Linen, his Parent Cloth, warra-qed free from any mixture
whatever, superseding the use of the fine Madras Cloths of In-
dia, and nearly half the price, and gcm ri rally•renden- ea? wear
of flannel unsiecessary, while it is the nearest to, and sub-
stitute for Linen, is sold at his last India, Ilambre,
Manchester, and Family Linen War.:houw, No. 16, eIIE.V.-
SIDL, and no where else whatever. Wholesale for expanati
in cases of 50 and 60 l'ieces each, and by the single Piece of 21
to 5C yards, from :Is. to 3s. sid. per yard and upwards ; and for
the convenience of Gentlemen in the Army and Navy, samples
of the above, as wall as of Linens, may be seen made. The
Sheetings, for winter wear and cord climates, possess the advan-
tage of superior appearance and pleasantness of wear, with con-
siderable economy.
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Families arriving from abroad, Ste. are respectfully informed
they may select from the greatest choice (.t. Linens,'Cable Linens,'
and every article in the choicest Linen Drapery•. India and cu-
rious imitation Shawls, peculiar to the Ilouse, the Whits Chintz,
.►rejengos, Eec.
. Orders from .►broad or tbo Country (with remittance) *se-
cuted with the strictest atteution.
London, England, 1818-09-12

MADRAS, MAY 6.

Bajec Rao, the kta Pcishwa, has now become the
principal object of interest in the present posture of
affairs, and indeed the only ryparerit obstruction to
the general pacification of tha centre of India. Ru-
mour had last week magnified his force to upwards
a a hundred thousand men, and reprciented him
moving rapidly on Nagporc, but Cattier accounts
have divested him of this formidable appearance,
and reduced his followers to little more than a tenth
of their reported number. Gunput Rao, one of the
Sardars of the Nat pore Rajah, with nearly 10,000
Mahrattas, appears to have effected a junction with
Ba;ee Rae, nearly at the same period that Mr. Jen.
Cos discthered the correspondence and the treachery
Ulu was going on for the purpose of overthrowing
the Beitisli powcc at the Court of his master. 'Nies

Rao himself i; understood to have with him about
112,000 horsemen and adherents cf all sorts, and tlae,
supposed object of • his marcLing in the direction of
Nagpore was to emancipate the Rajah from the re-
straint which his forme! conduct had rendered it
necessary to impose upon him. The period cf his
military operations is, however, now drawing to a
close, and he ha; but little time on h.: hands, either
to effect much of as offensive nature, or to secure
his retreat from the forces in pursuit of him. The
commencement of the rains will soon interrupt his
exit by the Nerbuddah, and confine him to a country
where he can•have no chance of escape. 'Brigadier-
Generals Smith and Pritzler are now ptishing after
him to the eastward ; and though he succeeded in
doubling back and avoiding our troops, when to the
SJuth of Poonah, a Limn time ago, tt is not likely
that he will be so fortunate again. Chouraghur and
Mandlah are still in the hands of refractory Killa-,
dars, and still more refractory garrisons; but if he
attempts to unite with either of these places, or
comes to "the te.olution of throwing himself into a
fort, however impregnable it may be considered, his
career is at an end. As a fugitive, his political exist-
ence may be prclonged, and he gill probably main-,
min that character till he is finally overtaken and
'
subdued.

By the last accounts, Colonel Adams continued at
Nagpore, and it was supposed that no attack would
be made upon Chouraghur or Mundlah, till the ci-
dcvant Peishwa is disposed of. It is said that the
Resident had offcred the Killadar a:,l garrison of
the latter place 25,000 rupee., in part payment of 1
the arrears due to them from the Rajah's Govern-
ment, but no definitive answer had been received.
We have no i nelligence respecting the progress of
the Rajah to Allahabad.
Happily all the hill forts and strong places, about
sixteen in nuail3er, which were dependent on Saugor,
have surrendered without firing a shut, and all the
country north of the &erbliddall is now in a state of
tranquillity.—( Calcutta Gorcnonent Gazette.)
The Marquis of Hastings passed the Gogra on the
9lv of March, over a bridge of boats constructed
for the occasion. On the sth or April the camp of
his Lordship was at Kubcrah.
London, England, 1818-09-12

LOCK AND. StIRDiCAL. DISPENSARY.
ICs Royal Ilighnes; toe Duke of YORK, Praialat.

Surgeon-,—Mr. Kiernan, Nienfo:r of tile Royl College, London
Coyernors--Earl of Evinoten,.Earl of I.?l;rint„ Hoo. Colonel
J. Barry, Al.ll. John latouehe, M.P. •

rjrniE ROYALand NOBLE PATRONS of the
-A: above INWP/TUTION, for the emelt/ivy Tonsement of
VRNERF.AL COMPLAINTS and their dangerous C,inse-
quences' in order to hiscre the Rmefits that have resiit:d from
it, selected Mr. KI hatN.lN as its Surg,:rin, standing hiei on the
list of the Royal College from having directed his chief attention
to those Diseases. Mi. KILISNAN CO'fICc:VC3 it a pat °nil official
duty to caution'the Public, by poinclug to the List of the itnyal Col-
lege, published in Feb. 1816, as the only sure guide and that no
assertion of persona assuming such titles, and publicly advertising
them, without being sanctioued by this List, are to be credited.
The :Annual Reports of the Lock INspensary will' prove that
some of the me..t dangerous Cases of Sratere am, Oculars-, and
other supposed-incurable Affections of the Generative Organs,

have bei:ti here radically and succes3fully t:cated.
Mr. KIERN.IN may be consutted. t 1,1141, by both Sexes,
at his house-2.1, Lows). CHARLOTTE- FIIRD-VaI'ARR
where Letters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and
the necessary Advice and Medicine will be given, or sent to any
part of the United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. Second
PRACTSCAL OssEn% A TIONS on the above r. Kiernan,
and may be had at No. 174, rlert-street; 20, i att.rnostesso•law ;
and 10, Crown-court, Soho.
London, England, 1818-09-12

rowr OF WEYMOUTH.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

By Order of the honourable the Commissioners of his Majesty's
Customs, at the Custom-House, Weymouth, on TIYIESDAY,

,
the 29th September, ISIS; at Eleven o'Cluck in the Forenoon,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
For Home' Consumption:
Twenty Crslions of Brandy, 110 Gallons of Geneva, 8 Lace
Veils, 134 Yards Laze, 25 Deals, 3 Cambric Handkerchiefs,
12 Boxes Tooth Powder, 4 Snuff Boxes, 7 lbs and a half Tea,
1 Bottle Wine, 7 Pieces Hope, and 3 Anchors—whit h will he
put up at the Duti:s re which they are respectivcly liable.

Mit Ex ro ncA 1 ION:

Twenty-niac Silk Scarf and SIIMVI3 55 Pair Silk StockirFs,
37 Yards Silk, 21 Silk Handkerchief's, 2 Pair Silk Nct Glovcs,
1 Pair Kid Gloves, 1 Silk Waistcoat Piece, 3 Piec.:s Ribbon,
and 22 Yards Silk Trimming.
The Goods may be viewcil by applying at the Custom-House
two days prevloia to the day of Sale, only.
London, England, 1818-09-12

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sere. I, 1818.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ?f his MA.'
JESTY's ORDNANCE dohervby give Nitice,
Tat prardilt will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
M or before FRIDAY, the 18th instant, from such Persons
soy be willing is undertake the Supply of FORA GE for the
Mance Horses stationed in the following Districts, to be de-
Ord is at the expense of the Contractor, viz.
WOOLWICH, WESTERN; •
'NORTH BRITAIN, SUSSEX,
SIOLAND, KENT, exclusive of Woolwich,
SOCTH.WFST, EASTERN.
pa a period of Si: Months from the Ist day of October next.
Tat Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any
miz-
0, of Foxy or Mowburut Oats, and must not weigh less than
1„0„1: per Winchester bushel ; the Ilay to be sweet and dry,
yd &literal in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight.
pat straw to be good, clean, and dry Mutt or Rye Straw,
solddirered in Trusses of 36Ibs. weight.
The prices to be paid for the respective gosatities of each AT-
fat which may be ,idivered, at the following sates, viz.
per the Oats at per hundred pounds; Avoirdupois weight,
fa the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.'

Re the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
'Poe Proposals may be delivered separately r.sr jointly for two
smart of the said Districts, and It is expected that the Con-
tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which, during the period
d ►is Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the
ems after the rate per horse per week.
farther Pardcolars may be known upon application to the
OE era commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and
in at the Secretary's &Ace in• Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day
mina the hour§ of Ten and Four o'Cloek, where the Pro-
;tufa mu.t be delivered, sealed up and endorsed, " Proposals
hr Foe, ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
teh Cat. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; nei-
err eta any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,
i; as Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Orrin. of the Otani,

R. It. ntEr, Bee.
London, England, 1818-09-12

POOLE.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-llouseiroole, on Turamsv, the 17th Septm-
ber, ISIS. at Three o'clock in the Afternoon,
THE FOLLOWING SPIRITS, the same having
bees *tired and legaili condemned, viz.
FOREIGN BRANDY, 162 Gallons.
Ditto GENEVA, .7.42 ditto.
_ Likewise., •

A SIX-0A lr D. BOAT, formerly in the service of the Customs.
The Spirits cannot be Sold for less than the amount of the
Duties thereon.
May be viewed three days before the Sale, by application to
the Warehouse Keeper.
London, England, 1818-09-12

MADRAS, MAY is

The following is an attract of a letter from fla-
tatih, of April 13 :
" Authentic mformation having been rsceived by
Brigadier-General Pritzker, that several elephants,
(the property of B.tjee Rao) had been taken to the
vicinity of Purace.' Ghur (a strong hill fort in the
Concan), a detachment was immediately ordered to
pnrsue them, consisting tf 1.50 auxiliary horse, under
Lieutenant J. Wallace, of the rise corps (who volun-
teered for that service), and SO rank and file of the
Madras rifle-corps, under Lieutenant Grimshaw.--
This detachment marched on the evening of the sth
lest from Woosuttah, and continued their pursuit
until twelve &Clock the following, morning: whi'e
halting at a small village, for the purpose of water-
ing their horses, a man of respectable appearance
came up, and mentioned to Lieutenants Grimshaw
and Wallace, that he had seen the elephants the pre-
ceding day, and that they were only four coss from
that tillage. On gaining this important intelligence,
these two OiTieers determined to halt for that night
and attack them the nest morning. Accordingly, at
daylight they marched, and having gone about three
cess, were informed by a villager, that the enemy
had made two barriers, the first having 150 men,
and the second 200. The riflemen were now ordered
lead, and fix swords, thinking, of course, they
would meet with some opposition : but fu:tunately,
on their approach, the enemy tied with precipitation
to the surrounding jungle, without firing a single
ehet, and thus allowed this small detachment to pass
their strong, barriers witheut the least raelestatioe.—
Ilaving so fir succeeded, they continued their route
to the scut where these elephants were supposed to
be, and arriving at the place, were given to under-
stand by one of the prisoners taken here by surpri.e,
that all the elephants had been carried away one
hour before, to avoid being captured by the Eng-
li : the horsemen were now in their turn called into
play, and Lieutenant Wallace, without a moment's
10,s, started after them with 140, leaving ten horse-
men with Lieutenant Grimshaw (who followed with
his rifles), to keep open the communication. After'
a hard gallop of five miles, Lieutenant Wallace over-
took and captured 18 elephants, and two camels:
they have errived in camp, and been delivered over
to the prize agents; they are remarkably fine animals,
and their value computed at about 30,000 rupees.
" General nitiler marched from hence yesterday
with his Madras division, to join General Munro;
he has, however, taken the Bombay ';';‘ regiment,
with a brigade of 18-pounders and one brigade of
heavy mortars:'
London, England, 1818-09-12

C.IIIINET TRANSACT:ONS.

It is understood, that as soon as the news of Gen.
JAcKsolv's conquest of Pensacola reached Washing-
ton, the PRESIDT:NIT, who was much embarrassed,
summoned his Cabinet Counsellors-, when the fol-
low•ing que.itiu!.‘s were propounded, and the ::+ :avers
given, which are annexed:
First.—Whether Pensacola should be retained,
viewing all the consequences that may flow from it
at home and abroad ?—Auswer. No, it world Le a
declaration of war.

Second.—ln the event of the captured Spanish
ports teing restored, should General Jac!:son be pul
on his trial before a Court-Martial, fur breach of or-
ders and unofficer-like conduct ?--Answer. No: it
trill not appear that the General has violated the
spirit of his orders, nor will his condtict be proved
unofficer-like.

Third.—Shall the Ports be restored, and the acts
of General Jackson be disavowed, at the same time
justifying his motives ?—Answer. Yes: requiring
of the Spaniards, garrisons adequate to fulfil the re-
quisitions of the Treaty between Spain and the
United States.
London, England, 1818-09-12

REMOVAL OF. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.

LADIES are respectfully informed, that TRENT'S
DEPILATORY in a few minutes actually removes su-
perfluous Hair from the face, neck, arms, &c. and leaves the
akin soft and fair.—Sold whelesale and retail, Is. the box, whit
printed directions, by B. Perrin, 44, Dean-street, Soho, (a pri-
vate house, opposite LittliDeati-street); where Ladbarmy have
ocular evidence of its efficacy and innocence. Pirrons inclosinj
a it. Bank Note to E. Perrin, as above, will have their orders
and change returned, agetiable to their directions. Sold also by
Mrs. Bowman, 109, and Smyths, 117, Bood-street; DaCsons,
59, and Vale, 6tl, Fleet-street ; Butlers, 4, and Riese, 65, Cheap-
sid.t ; Skiarlett, :12, Red Lion-stre-q, I ; and every propris-
tory Medicine Vender and Perfunter hi the e.f.ted Kingdom.

A3IERICAN PAPERS.

WASHINGTON. AUGUST s.

The act of Congress of the last Session for the
better collection of the revenue begins to develop. the
good e'l'xts aaticipatcd from it; and we have no
doubt that its results will continue to prove the sound
judgment of its framers. A writer in the Aurora,
remarking upon the beneficial operation of this Act,
observes, that by its adoption, •'all the British agents
have been compelled to come forward with the
genuine invoices, and arc thereby placed on an equal
footing with the AmeriCan importer and fair trader ;
the happy consequences of which are, that home
goods have 'taken a rise, and that the American ma-
nufacturer begins to see the dawn of a prosperous
day ; his goods are no longer hooted out of market,
but are bought up with avidity. The cotton' and
woollen mlnufacturer may now go on with a degree
of certainty as to the sales of his goods.
AcousT 4.—Arrived at' Annapolis, on Thursday
evening last, the. French frigate la Duchesse de Bcrri,
commanded by the Chevalier de Caurson.de la Ville-
helia. She is the bearer of dispatches for the French
Ambassadoi.

It is now generally understood that a plan was
formed by Joseph Bonaparte, during his occupation
of the Spanish Peninsula, for the purpose of ex-
exciting ajevoltition in South America. Napoleon
BoriParte's' emissaries having failed to bring asout a
revolutionin Lis favour, his brother Joseph took it
in hand, principally with a view to prevent the Allies
from being furnished so largely with the " sinew of
war," which tended to protract the contest in the
Peninsula. No less thau 90,000,000 of dollars are
said to have been transmitted for this service in the
course of the two years previous to 1810, by the loyal
inhabitants of the Spanish provinces. The plan of
revolution was got up with as much ease as a panto-
mime ; the wires were to be drawn with great dex-
terity, and, to ensure success, every thing was ar-
ranged to flatter the prejudices of the people. It has,
however, been otherwise ordered by PnovrtniNcE,
and their independence4s destined to be achieved by
London, England, 1818-09-12

Feb. 27, at Nassau, New Providence,

son of the reverend John Calder, late minim'
Monday, at Oundk, aged tiO, after half an
Wm. Bramston, Esq. of Somerset-place, At
of Lancaster, and Commissioner of Appeals
On the 19th ult. in her 18th year, Amelia,
of Mr. J. Baker, sen. of A.ben, in Essex.
death of this young Lady was occasioned by t
her taking an ounce of salt of tartar, sent by
when the servant applied, instead tti an ouur,

PRICE OF STOCI
Bk. Stock
Reduced shut
Cons. 75ini 75i
Si per Ct.
4 per Ct. shut
Navy 1051-lit

'KS YESTER D Y.
Long Ans.
India Stock
Omn.
Exch. Bills (td.) IS 19 If
Cons. for Ac. 7.50 75! pl
Lottery Tickets El 9 His.

PRICES OF GOLD AND SI LVEIL
Portugal Gold in Coin, per oz. Ad 0 0
Foreign Gold iii Bags 4 0 1
Now Doublooas •
New Dollars 0 5 31
Silver in Bars 0 0 0
New Louis each
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INDON: Noted ad published by Lou Mow riadi•
Flaw, Teeiple•Her.
London, England, 1818-09-12

FOR PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING THE TEETH

FIIIIE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POWDER has so
1- long been the appendage of every toilet of rank and fashion,
that it is unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of it.
Being composed of 'Vegetables, and without the assistance of any
mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is hee front the
usual objections against the use of other I)entifrices. Its detersive
power is just sufficient to annihilate thoie destructive and corro-
ding particles which generilly adhere to the Gums and in the in-
ter.tices of the Teeth; healing ad
in the former, and pro-
moting a new enamel of pearly Whiteness (where it has been in-
jured or corroded) on the latter. It likewise impai is a firmness
and heantiful redness to the gurns Jo the breath the most de-
led able sweetnees,%nd if us?d constantly, as directed, will pre-
serve the Teeth in a sound state even to old age.
Sold in Blues, at 4s. 9d. by R. BCTLER and SONS, Cho-
mists, No. 4, Chearlde, corner of St. Paul's, Londqn ; and 34,
Sack ville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Perfyiniers and
Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom. N. It. j'archrtaers
ere relttestrd La abeam that t.'m name aid arld?rhs " 'haler; 4,
Chcaps;tte;" are cat:rarer! ; t the stamp and Int"! attar/tett it click Gar
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the same title ty. liwrtatie nails l'ateder.
London, England, 1818-09-12

This day was published,

In 2 Vols. two. pric." Xt. Ss. boards, with a Portrait from the
rare priat by Cri,pin de Passe, the beyoul Edition of

MEMOIRS of the COURT of QUEEN ELIZA-
-11F.111.--By LUCY AIKIN.
Viz present Work is composed upon the plan of uniting with
the personal History of a celebrated Female Sovereign, and a
connected narration of the Domestic gvents of her reign, a large
portion of Biographical Anecdote, private Mentoir, and Tra is
illustrative of the Manners, Modes of Thinking, and Literature
of an interesting period of English History. Original Letters,
Speeches, and neerdonal Poem, arc largely interspersed.
Peinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Clone and Brown, London.
London, England, 1818-10-01

' kAVAL INTELLIGtI4Id.

PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER es.
Wind E.S.E. strong breezes and cloudr.—Arrived
the Happy Return, —, from London ; and HIND
cutter, from a cruize. Sailed the Earl of Selkirk,
WALKER, for .Iklewfoundland ; Lord Collingwood,
—, for Malaga; and HIND cutter, on a cruize.

TORBAY, SEPTEMBER e.o.
Wind S. E.—Sailed the outward-bound vessels that
were lying in this Bay.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 28.
Wind E. S. E. strong gales.--Arrived the Duke of
Marlborough packet, with a Mail from Lisbon, in
eight days. Sailed the Dake of Kent and Prince'
Ernest packets, for Lisbon ; Lord Cliesterfiell packet,
for Gibraltar and Malta ; Princess Elizabeth packet,
inr the Leeward, Islands ; and the Nocton packet,:for
the Braids, all with, Mails..

DEAL. SEPTEMBER 50.
Wind S.W.—Calin down from the River last
evening, and sailed, the Spanish Patriot, DURRFLL,
for Cadiz; and the Spectator, RICII/ADSON, for De-
marsua.--Arrived the Pioneer schooner, from a
cruize; the Dorothea. SOLI MID, from Memel for
Plymouth; Susanna, Paocroi, from ditto for Tops-
ham ; General Grenfield, RATE, from Petersburgh
for Dover, and remain in the Downs.
London, England, 1818-10-01

Theatre of so great a support, and the public of the
exertions of one of its greatest favourites.
Mr. LAMB said, that the Committee had never
consulted the Proprietors upon any engagements
whictrthey made. It was contrary to established rule.
TheCewtauAx then referred the Lady to Mr. S.
Kemble.
Mrs. BUTLER begged Mr. Kemble to answer her
question.
Mr. Kastaxr said, the present place was not the
proper one for such a discussion.
Here the matter dropped. The ballot was then
proceeded with, and the following gentlemen were
drawn as those who should go out :
Richard Wilson, Esq. the Earl of Essex, Lewis Greffeuhe,
Ea+ David Ricardo, Esq. Sir Thomas Turton, and the Earl
of Yarmouth.
They were all re-proposed and elected, except Lewis
Greffeuhe, Esq. in whose place a Proprietor proposed
31'r. G. Robins. To this Mr. MOORI moved an amend-
ment, substituting the name of Mr. Church fur that
of Mr. Robins.
Upon this question the meeting divided—For the
motion 32—For the Amendment 26—Majority 6.

.. . .
Mr. Robins was then proposed, and the question
carried almost unttnimously.
Thanks were afterwards voted to the Chairman,
and the Meeting adjourned.

THE EVENING AR.ST .
London, England, 1818-10-01

LIVESPOOL,SEPTEMBER

The James, Cumtil, from St. Lucia for this port,
was boarded by two pilot-boats on Sunday morning.

R. 9- MUTE. SEPTEMBER 30.

Came in the Hinton, PALMU, from London to
Cork, forsahelter.

HARWICH, BEPTEMBIR so.

Wind &s. Prince 37 Orange Packet,
with mails, &c. for Holland ; and Bcaufoy Packet,
with ditto, for Cuxhaven.

YARMOUTH, SEPTEMBER so.

The Johns -------- master, mentioned yesterday
as being on the Cross-sand, is got oir and run on our
beach this morning, with the intention of getting out
the cargo.
London, England, 1818-10-01

CUSTOM-ROUSF, LONDON, SRPITMBER W.

Sutra ENTERED Isrwarms.—Neptune, Thomas, from Ostend;
Diamond, Pound, Arrow Geziena, Jane, and Vrow Jent,.., Berg,
from Amsterdam ; Speedwell, Libstan, and George Daysh,
Jackson, from Rotterdam; Africia, Neal, from Virginia; Pic-
ton, Morris, from St. Vincent's ; Cleveland, Davies, Ceres, Mat-
' thews, and Woodford, Lffingham, from Jamaica; Amelia, Lour,
front Demerara; Saxony, Rage, from I Lmburgh t Queen Char-
lotte, Fenner, from Jersey; the Lord Wellington, Arney, from
?L'Il; General itiurray, Allen; Jonge I'ictou, Addeson, and
te>•aleyda; Worldrfngth, from Antwerp ; Aurora, Ramon, from
Dar,:zie ; Neptnnut, Heine, from Stettin ; Perkins, Lester, from
Riga; Lord Wellington, Martin, Stockton, Harrison, Eliza-
beth, Fluckant, Paris, Ihnd, and Charente. Robertson, from
St. Petersburg's; and Jane Long, Pateson, from Copenhagen.
Ourwaans--Tbe Orb, Stokney, and Minstrel, 31' Gregor, for
Fhineur ; Britannia, Griffiths, for-Stnyrna ; Iris, Turnbull, for
Trinidad; Counevil, etavee, for Antigua; Mary, Barrard, for
Jamaica; Telemachus, Topping, for Cork; Britarmia, Burn,
foe the Bakk ; and Cygnet,-liersou, for Memel.
London, England, 1818-01-27

'ills day was published, in 8,/o. price Is. Ed. sewed,

A N ACCOUNT of the NIF.ANS by which
11 ral HENRY, of Rolvenden, in Kent, lratt cured the Rheu-
matism; a 'fentiemily to 6ouT;;;he DOULOUREIJX ;
the Cit.k MP, and othcr Disorders ; and by whiclka Cataract in
the Eye vt as removed : with lingravinn of the Itutrumento made
use of in the several Operations practitcd b) Admiral Henry.
London : Printed for John Callow, 11.mkselir, 10,
Crown-court. Prin:e's-strcor„ Soho.

N. B. Whcic may be nail the following interesting nooks re-
lating to leath :

1. Hints for the Recovery and Preservation of litulth, second
Edition, With Additions, se*cil, 4s. dd.
" Fat paunches here lean pates, wad dainty bits
" Male rich the ribs, but banker nut the wits.”—Shakspeare.
C. Wadd's Cursory Remarks on Corpulence; or, Obesity con-
sidered as a Disease: with a Critical Examination of Ancient
and Modern Opinions relative to its Causes and Cure—Third
Edition, containing a reference to the most remarkable Gres
that have occurred in this Country, Bvo. boards, ss.
3. Daubeuton's Observations on Ind*, elan; in which Is satis-
fa,-torily shewn the Efficacy of ipecac 'lambi, in relieving this as
well as its connected Train of Complaints peculiar to the Decline
of Life: translated from the French, 4th Edition, with additional
Notes and Observations, by Dr. Buchan, I Yrnet. boards, is. 6d.
4. Vindication of Natural Diet, I Zino. s:wed, Is. 6d.
5. Curnaro's (L) Guide to Health and Long Life. By Lewis
Comm.°, a Noble Venetian, who, by attending to Rules herein
described, &paired a debilitated Constitution, retained Health
and Activity to extreme Old .Ige, and declares that to be the
pleasant season of life. Sewed, is. line paper, 2s.
6. Webster's Facts, tending to chew the Connexibn of the Sto-
mach with Life, Disease, and Recovery. Sewed, Is. 6d.
7. Times Guide to Health and Long Life, or Advice to Fa-
milies; being a Treatise upon the Di orders produced by the
dangerous eilecu of a secret and excessive Wang among Youths
of both Sexes. Sewed, 3s. 6d.
8. Health, a Poem; spewing how to procure, preserve, and
restore it : to which is annex id, the Doctor% D:cacit. By Ed-
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London, England, 1818-01-27

QUADRILLE DANCING.

A LLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives
11 Public Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz,
and Country Dances, as datited by the select Fashionable. of
P..-is and London. Morning Sets for Ladies only—Evening
Sets, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons at all hours to
untaught or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing privacy and
more expeditious or refined acquirement than Public Lessons
convey. Family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pro-
fession, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to teach their Families,
far aiding which be has on sale new-invented self-playing Instru-
ments, enabling them to cultivate their own Dancing, give Halls
without Musicians, or amuse themselves and friends with Music
by (lock-work.

T HE Only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM OF
HONEY, invented Sy SDI JOHN HILL, M.D.—For
Coughs, ('olds, Asthma*, and Consumptions; this medicine is
unequalled ; the Asthma% and Consumptive may rely on relief,
and by due perseverance, on a radical cure. Those whose Lungs
are injured by Cold, or oppressed by a quantity of Glutinous
Matter, will find a safe and etztaiu Remedy. It opens the tho-
ratic Ducts, heals the soreness of the breast, removes difficulty
of Breathing, promotes easy expeetorsaion, and prevents as well
as cures all consumptive Affectiont, so fatal to thousands in this
country. No medicine was ever so universally counterfeited as
this, and a few years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Psohert Pewter.,
of Peterborough, had nearly f.dien a sacrifice to a spurious Ml-
sant of 11;iney, sold by a Chtini rld Druggist in London.
• The ri•n.i.ie will have the IN .:11 leS of " Shaw and Edwards,
fit, St. 1. tat engraved on the stamp.
E:itvards, GB, St.l'at.l's, narly opprtstte the gcreral
entrance t 9 the Cathedral, on the Foot-way ; al:o by Sanger a- d
Cottager, Oxford-street ; Ward. llolborn ; Wilmott, Borot.gh ;
Nis and Stradling, Exchange ; and Emerson, East Smithfield.

Price 31 and 43.
London, England, 1818-01-27

ILFRACOMBE, JANUARY 21

Arrived the Blucher, Seasce, from Berbice beurd
to London, having experienced most violent weather
—all her sails, except a mainsail and foresail, gore ;
bulwarks washed away, and has been out 53 days:
spoke on the 13th of December, in ut. I. S.S. the
Concord, of Aberdeen, from London to St. Doir.ir.g:,,
out six weeks, and in distress, only a main-topsail
left, ai.d all her bulwarks gone, having had a gale
from the wosLward for ten days—it then blew fiery
hard.
London, England, 1818-01-27

CUANDER OF DEPUTIES, JANUARY 91.

The discussion of the Projet respecting Recruit-
ment was resumed.
M. de Bozacsursum proposed an Amendment to
the effect of applying voluntary enlistment to all the
corps of the army.
M. Bsuawor took an historical review of the modes
of recruiting the French Army since the commence-
ment of the monarchy, and contended against volun-
ttry enlistment as insufficient. He supported the
proposition ;or an annual vote with regard to the
amount of military force, and with this qualification
he concluded by supporting the Projet.
M. Bet otr opposed the Projet, on the same
grounds as M. de Villele.
M. COURVOIAER spoke in favour of the Projet,
but reserved himself to suggest some amendments.
The discussion was adjourned till to-morrow.
VIENNA, JANUARY 12.

Our Sovereign, it is Rid,
,proposes to take a jour-
n:7 to Dalmatia next spring. The arrangeme:.t of it
will probably depend upon the question as to the in-
trrview of the Emperor with the Sovereigns of Russia
and Prussia. It is known here that the Emperor of!
RUSSIA intends to proceed to Odessa next month, and
proposes to be at Warsaw in April.
It is said that the Cabinet of London has commu-
nicated to our Court notiiizatio::s cf the li-
tical interest with rog:,rti to the affairs of Spanish
America.

This morning we received New Orlear.s P.lpers to
the 9th ult. and Bahama to the ea.! of N,',vernber ;
but they do not contain a single article of intelligence.

The Right llonourablz. F. ROBINSON is arpoiated
Treasurer of the Navy.
We believe that we may mention with some conf.-
dmce that the most enlightened Members of the Town
C•rancil of GI tsgow are decidcdly in favour of an
anlendment in the Set of the Borough ; and that for
a c.nisiderable time past th.. 7 have urged the pro.
p.:-.Ay of publishing the Town's Accounts. If they
in their public-spirtel irtentions, they will
well deserve the gratitude of the inhabitants.
The Coronation Mtone, removed from Scor ne, in
Scotland. by Edward I. to Westminster Abbey, is
called. Jacob's Pillow, because it has lor.g been asscrted
be tlie stone which Jacob recitd his head on when
he alighted and went to sleep, " the sun being set,"
as he was travelling from Beersheba to liarac, to ro-
hcit the hand of Itacl,:l, one of tiie daugh...ers of
Laban. And it was when so sleeping, " that he
dreamed he beheld a ladder set upon the earth, and
the top of it reached to !leaven," &c.
PIIILIIARMONI?!.—Yeste: Jay the !.lem'i,rs of this
Society gave an elegant dinner to the Patrons aaid
Amateurs of the delightful art of Music, at the Free-
masons' Tavern. Sir F.O. SMART was in the Chair.
The Society *as honoured by the Prt-ence of the
Duke of Sussax, and a intrubcr of distingublied per-
sAns. All the most einnarit hattnonisu in London
were also present. Toast and glee were giv,.,l
nicely with the most lively spirit for nevi ra! hours,
and the day was spent in rapt,.:rous

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BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATEN I.
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One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent
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recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jour.
ries or to se.t, at it needs no coofineno i nor restraint of dirt;
itt.d sixty yes:. exTerience (in ar. eaten.th.e ;Tidier) hat proved
that it will eject a Core when repeated Salivation and all ether
twelve!, avail nothing. For the Scanty and toter Chronical
Disorders. this Medicine bre not its parallel. Upwards 01
10,000 persons of both sexes have torn radically cured of the
above cruel disorders, within the lo.r right years. Prepared and
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N.li. Two back doors, and Lights in lilt. Passages at night
They are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions
at the 'toy Shop, lOS, Oxford-street ; Mr. Dishtowels's, No. 7,
Fish-street-hill, nearly oppoelte the Monument ; and by one
Pctson in every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland.
Advice gratis to persof., taking, tht above, or other of the No
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London, England, 1818-01-27

APPEAL OF AICRDEIL

To-morrow will be published, by Balth and Co. Paternos-
ter-row • and Clarke and Sous, Portugal-street, price 7s. Cd.
with a dopy of • Drawing of the Reign ni tietuy I 11. repre-
senting a Battle on an Appeal, fought ar that time,
AN ARGUMENT for construing largely the
I Rtght of an APIVS.LIT tct ingot on TILL by atrus ; and
also for abollskittg Appestat *lglesia. Viltpanillx, containing a *s-
port of a Debate is the Howe of Ceassessa, as A_g the
Appeal of Murder in the Britt& Norsk Artlaritanrim
By Z. lUNPALL, ai.• F. 41.5.
Third ; with IMalaffis on the Replication of the Ap-
' petite, Ashford against Tesireton, is the KA' ;fa Basch" Ja-
nuary 24. ISIS.

u I ain for taking away the Appeal for Murdcr entirely ; but
I am not for taking it away in part. '—Casatrs JAMti Fox.
The magnitude of the quebtion of .Ippeal of Murder, both jt-
dlctal and Parliamentary; the great diffurcnce of sentimert con-
cerning it, which has prevailed among the most distinguisEva
persons ; and the little, that is satisfactory, v.hich cm be tonsil in
the works of the most eminent writers, ar.: circumstances that
combine to recommend this publication to the attentlos of reader,.

This day was publisissd, price 4s. tid. •
111LACKWOOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. X. for JANUARY ills.
Cownirra.--Acconnt of Captain Scoresby 's Observations on
the Greenland or Polar Ice—Prince's-street Sketches, No. I.—
Notices of Reprints of Old Books, No. 11. —Notices on Natural
History, Na ..-Patina Britannica, or British Zoology.--Life
of Sir Thomas Craig, of Biesanon, Section I.—The Dejeune, a
Pindaric Ode.—letter from an Old Indian Officer.—Soanet to
Walter Scott, Esq.—Verses written on the 6th November,
ill 7. —A Hebrew Melody, by the Ettrick Shepherd.—On some
Calumnies against the Dead.—Remarks on Mandeville.—On the
Gypsies of Hesse Darmstadt, in Germmtv.—Letter from Z. to
Mr. Leigh hunt.—Sagacity of a Shepherd's Dog.—On the Ma-
nagement of the University Library at CLisiow.—Veraes writ-
ten in 1793, on carinz the place where the Maid of Orleans suf-
fired.—Notices of the acted Drama in I.ondou.--Abstract of
Meteorological Observations for 1817.—The German Somnam-
bulists and Miss M'Avoy.—Proceedirgs of Royal Society of
Edinburgh, and of Wernerian Natural History Society.—Lite-
rary and Scicutillc Intelligence.—Monthly Register, &c. &c.
This Magazine is published in Edinburgh on the 20th of each
Month, and in Landon on the let of the succeeding Month.
Printed for Wm. Blackwood, 17, I:Wee's-street, Edinburgh ;
and sold in London by Bulimia, Cradoe%, and Joy, Paternos-
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Sold also by all the Booksellers of the United Kingdom.
••• New Editions at three of the Numbers having been
printed, the is hula Nine Numbers may now be had as above.
London, England, 1818-01-27

MILFORD HAVEN, JANIi ART .24.

Wind W.—Yesterday afternoon arrived at
the Quarantine Station here, for orders, the Steady,
RUTHERFORD, from Smyrna, with a clean bill of
health, bound to Liverpool ; sailed thence the 20th
November last, and spoke the following vessels, viz.'
on the 18th ult. off Sardinia, the Charles, LIPPING-
WELL, from Newfoundland for Naples, out l 9 days ;
and on the Bth inst. in lat. 36. 7. the Fanny, of Lon-
don, DILLON, from Leghorn for Liverpool, all well.
Arrived also the Hope, STEWART, from Leghorn for
Liverpool; sailed 22d November ; she spoke on the
30th ult. in the Gut of Gibraltar, the Perseverance,
of and from Belfast, for Leghorn, all well ; Beloaa,
WILLIAMS, from Bideford for Barcelona; Ori,hens,
CRYSTAL, and Transit, Ilonnsos, from Card: t for
Smyrna ; and Mary, MONTREAT/T, from Liverpool
for Calcutta. Sailed fue Tobago, WESTMORELAND,
from Demerara, for London. Remain his 'Me]esty's
sloop BRITOMART.
London, England, 1818-01-27

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY %.

Wind W. S. W.—Came in several of the outward-
bound, sailed from the Downs on Saturday last ;
among which arc the following ships, vi.7.—The
Wansteadi Your., for Madras and Bengal ; Ocean,
—, from London, for Plymouth, for troops Gi-
braltar ; the Pomona, STAVitts, from Loudon ; and
Amelia Wilson, STIRTON, from ditto, for South Sea ;
John and Ann, ltoluNsos, for Havannah ; Ceres,
MATHNWS ; and Indus, CALLANDIN' for Jamaica ;
Maria Tuftun, KINNARD, for Isle of France; Queen,
FIOTT, for Jamaica: Ulyssus, DAVISON, for Trieste,
and several more are corning in, but too late ls post.

DEAL, JANUARY 46.
Wind S. W. blows fresh.—Came down from the
River his Majesty's ship PAKVOYANTE, for Ports-
mouth; the Castlereagh, EVANS, for St. Christo-
pher's; Percy, SMITH, for Jamaica; and Maria,
BOLTON, for Cadiz ; Sicily, Cuprzu, for Gibraltar ;
and several more, particulars unknown." Put beck
and remain, the New Braganza, CcRNELY, Lir Con-
stantinople. Arrived and sailed for the Itiver, the
Liberty, MBALL, from Charante.
London, England, 1818-01-27

PARIS, JANUARY 23.

Accounts have been received of a very violent shock
of an earthquake having been felt on the lath ultimo,
at half-past ten in the morning, at Cattaro. There
were also very violent shocks in the tenitory of the
Montenegrins.
The King held a Council of Ministers on Wed-
nesday, which sat from one o'clock till four.
The Minister of Marine has received a dispatch
f AIM Cayenne, dated the 18th of November, from
Count Carra Saint-Cyr, Administrator of that co-
la ty, stating, that on the Bth of that month he had
taken possession of Cayenne, and French Guayanna,
in the name of the King.
The Duchess of Angouleme will set out for Sour-
dean: in the beginning of February.
London, England, 1818-01-27

'l4; lEVEN I NG svita.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1618.
TILE FUND&

?NICE OT STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWILVI O'CLOCK :
Reduced 79ii Cons. l 9 I—Cons,1—Cons, for Feb. 7911
4 per Cent. 98111—Navy Annuities 10411
India Bonds 107 108 pr.--Exch. Bilk 19 26 pr.

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived last night.
The details of the celebration of the Funeral Ser.
vice is Memory of Loris XVI. which in every essen-
tial particular, have been anticipated by our private
correspondence of yesterday, occupy a large portion
of their columns. The following are other extracts :

1
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1111
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London, England, 1818-01-27

RAMSGATR, JANUARY sc.

Wind W.S.W. and cloudy weather.—Several trad-
ing vessels that sailed from hence yesterday, have this
day returned to port.

BRIDLINGTON, JANUARY 'l4

The Coventry, SMITH, from m Riea for London. has
arrived in this bay short of provisions, and with loss
of three anchors and cables, having been driven by
the ice out of El-mere Roads.

The Pomona, Jim DEN, from Whitby for London,
with oats, has put into Bridlington with eight feet
water in her hold. She sailed frum Whitby yester-
day, and sprung a leak at sea.
London, England, 1818-01-27

CHAMBER O'F PEERS, JANUARY 22.

The discussion was resumed on the Projet respect.:
ing the Press. Two new speakers were heard, and
also Count SIMEON, Commissaire du Roi, who de-
fended the Projet. The discussion was closed, and
the Amendments were taken into consideration. A
Dltember proposed to limit the duration to the end of
the next Session, which was got rid of by the pre-
vious question. Seven articles were agreed to. On
Article Eight, besides the Amendment proposed by
the Chamber of Deputies, a new proposition was
made, modificatory of that Amendment. This pro-
position, after a long debate, in which the Keeper
of the Seals, the Minister of General Police, and the
Reporter of the Committee were heard, was also get
rid of. The Chamber, respecting this latter object,
vested by Appel Nominal, the number of voters was
132, reduced to 151 by the nullity of a Bulletin.—
Eighty voted for the rejection of the proposition.—
The discussion was adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1818-01-27

WUITEHAVEN, JANUARY 24.

Put in here, having sprung her main -yard, the ship
Dublin, of and from-Dublin, for Jamaica.

KIRKWALL, JANUARY 20.

We have had tremendous weather here of late, and
our coasts hate been literally strewed with wreck.
The Dolphin of Petersburgh was lately brought intu
Kirkwall roads, having been overtaken by the gale
somewhere in the North Sea, and having lost all her
standing rigging, cables, anchors, Ste. Her cargo
consists of tar, tunber, and flax, and is quite safe ;
the crew saved. There is also a Norwegian brig,
loaded with flax, ashore below Kirkwall.
London, England, 1818-09-24

lOLUV,
•
mod. on *IL o Arno, between Leg•
torn sad piss,. in'thi,Most , romantic spot that even
the vivid imagination of an Italian could select, rises
the tomb of our countryroan Smouarrr, the Author
of Mafia Raxdotn, &c. It is of a plain octagonal
form,. about SO feet in height, and six het in diame•
ter at the base, which forms an apartment to which
there are three doors. The English who visit it from
the port of Leghorn have erected a plain marble ta.
ble, surrounded with stonerats within and scarcely
a vessel arrives but the OffiEers and crews pay a visit
to Swsu.cres tomb. It is worthy of remark, (as
noticed -in the STAR of Tuesday), that the tomb is
covered with laurel, so that hardly one stone can be
seen, and it is even bound up to clear the entrance at
the doors,..—The laurel grows wild in all parts of Tus-
cany, and the homage of friends has planted many a
slip on the tomb of departed genius. Four marble
slabs are placed inside, with suitable inscriptions in
the Italian, Latin, Greek, and English languages.
. The Italian runs thus :
Stranger respect the name of Tomas Smozzarr,
An Eneishman,
A man of letters, and playful genius,
Ht died contented In Tuscany.
Ws soul requires your prayers.
' LATIN.
lie knew every thlag-41e loved every one.
Familiar with past and present ages,
His works merit a place by the side of Boccaccio.
Pray for his soul.
GREEN.
Here flmollett rests, a Citizen of the world, •
A Xenophon red an Hippocrates,
A Terence and a Boccaccio.
If be had a native country, it was this;
For here he chase to diet
I was his friend. ' J.
VIE ENGLISH INSCRIPTION.
" Park corn cariorliberta."
The great Historian of his day,
Who rivall'd all but Ilustz below,
Thou tread'st upon his lowly clay ;
Then let thy tears of rapture flow.
'Deftest of Novelists he shone,
The fast of Moralists was he,
Who Nature's pencil waved alone,
And painted man as he should be.
Dumbarton's Vale in life's gay prime
Cherish'd this blossom of the North,
ItAlla's sweet and favoured clime
Enshrines in death the man of worth! a. ii. a.
London, England, 1818-09-24

published, price Se. in boards.

of LIFE; a Nen-Medical Cowmen-
diseretions arising from Human Frailty, in
Symptoms, and baneful effects of Lees Ve-
Stricture, Seminal Weakness, ilce. ale fully
I. commies some remarks on certain Female
itular Sterility; Part 111. embraces Freed-
Sexual Debility, Self-Abase &e. ; in Part
Cases illustrative of the preceding
a familiar manner, and the whole addressed
'murky of both Sexes.
. _ _

ISS and co. Consulting Surgeons.
C. 0.20, Paternoster-row, L.ndon; and of al

Co. are tube consulted, as usual, every day,
I Patients in the country are requested to de-
case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and
in be forwarded to any part of the world.
. 11. C. Surgeons, 13, Bouvcrle-streals Fleet"
London, England, 1818-09-24

REBY GIVEN, That application
ktrliament in the ensuing Session fur (cave
IN, to enable the COMPANY of
iWRNT's CANAL to take and use for
a Reservoir or Reservoirs,and a Road or
dges, Engines, Wharfs, Quays. Landing-
he purposes and conveniences of the said
trtain Pieces or Parcels of Land belong-
the Earl of Grosvenor, and to the Com-
the Chelsea Water-works, situate in the
, Hanover-square, in the County of Mid-
een the River Thames and the Turnpike-
aea to Pimlico. J. W. LYON.
, Sept. 23, 1818.
London, England, 1818-09-24

ORE, NEAR ANDOVER.

E SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PEYTON,
-house, 'Chasge-alley, CornhilLon Tunas-
inn, at Twelve o'Clock, in one Lot,
I ESTATE, called PISTON Loopz;
;patios; Modern Mansion, and about sixty
immediately adjoining the Residence; si-
of Penton Mewsey and Penton Grafton.
sandy situated, having a South aspect, and
the North. The Fann Buildings are con-
sly placed. There is a plentiful supply of
nton Lodge is extremely well adapted for
mily of respectability. It is situate within
er, a good market and 'post town, through
ew Road. passes; sixty-seven of London;
eventeen of Salisbury; sixteen of Winches-

Cewbury.
pyly to Mr. Peyton, No. 10, Coot's-court,
Wan, where a Plan of the Estate may be
ester, Cooke, and Prere, Lincoln's-hut ;to
and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1818-09-24

TOS ON DEBILITY.
dished, price 3s. 6d. a New Edition of
OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI-
it and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
iexes ; including Remarks en Onaniona Se-
cturnal Emissions, Gleets, Takes Dorldis,
with the Theory of Generation.
T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
ope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand
ed Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.

cIY, 78, Lombard-street, London. Also,
geston, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases,
'reatise on Female Diseases, Ss. 6d.--3. On
Cough, 35.-4. Oa the Venereal Disease, Sa
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dm Years, a Grand Exhibition of
%re-Works.
THEATRE, (ASTLET'S),
SISTER-BRIDGE.
heir Royal Highnesses the Panics
nd Dust of Yoax.
CO-MORROW, and SATUR-
:ed, a new Broad Comic Equestrian

r AND THE ASCOT JOCKTES.
!s will start for a Sweepstakes, to be
,ur times round the Course, (being
each Heat.
SHIP, by Mr. Avery. '
and Grand Trampoline Exercises,

rwo Horses! by Mr. W. Davis, jun.
Laud Setophina Ferzi will go through
aired fascinating perfarmances on the
cynic Song, by Mr. Herring.
'ormed (for the 10th time) an entirely
sma, called
or, The Child of Mystery.
lelo-Draane will be' given a Graild
Works, by an eminent Artist from

Eight.--A Private Box may be had
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EBY GIVEN, that application
intent in the ensuing Session, for leave
to enable and authorize the COM-
/RS of the REGENT* CANAL, to
,igable Cut, from and out of that part
rich will run through the Lands of Sa-
he Parish of Islington, otherwise St.
:ounty of Middlesex, to pass through
ands of the Prebendary of Wenlock ;
d from Islington to Finsburroare,
Rotd, and terminating with a Basin
of the said Prebendary, situate in the
-wise St. Luke Old-greet, or one of
y of Middlesex, with proper Basins,
Wharfs, Quays, Landing-places, and
for taking and levying Rates, Duties,
Navigable Cut and I:Win, the whole.
avigable Cut, Rosins, and Works,
a of Islington, otherwise Saint Mary,
lee, otherwise Saint Luke, Old-street,
liddlesex • and also for altering, va-
liasin and Channel thereto from the
ing (under or by virtue of an Act pou-
r of the Reign of his present Majesty
lanal from the Grand Sanction Canal,
on, to the River Thames, in the parish
nty of Middlesex) at or near the Com-
ish of Saint Anne, Lisnehonse, and the
e parish of Saint Dunstan, Stepney, or
county of 'Middlesex, so as to render
of contenting Ships and other Vessels,
inpany of Proprietors of the Regent's
rolls, hates or Duties of and front such
riteiing and lying within the same Basin ;
rgc, alter, amend, explain, or repeal the
sd year of the reign of his present Ma-
I' Act passed in the 56th year of the
petty, for amending the said last-men-
gases, Powers, Provisions, or .Authorities
Ms and Wort ha assch sebilla (Janata,
of the sod Acts respectively more eirec-
irly in relation to the supply of Water
aid Acts, or either of them ; „and for the
leservois, or Reservoirs, for any of the'
.s. JAMES W. LYON-.
9th Sept. 1818.