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London, England, 1819-11-06

STATE LOTTERY.
i• TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, the Dravripg
Ds, and in the FIRST FIVE MINUTIA TWO
dIGLIT PRIZES of
D. 10,000 •
hiliST BE DECIDED!.
IX of TWENTXY lOU
TUESDAYSAND may be Drawn
NET .
r Inndre3 Tickets are now unsold, but as long as any
remain they may be obtained at
d J. siVEWRIGHT7s, Sole Contractors,
!io. 37, Cornlrill ; I- 11, Holborn ;
48, Haymarket; 141, Oxfot d-st.eet.
i::: they Sold, In Shares, in the Lag Lottery,
No. 3,710, a Prise of A-30AX%
London, England, 1819-11-06

7.9 DAY THE gRAND LOTTERY BEGINS,
ON A IcP.Nl' SYSTEM.
511 is confident that the merits of the pr,nent
•ry need only be made knwern to be appreciated by all
A.:r-.7aturerx. It is constructed eft a Plan, not only
t ran t ageous, giving teestetT early Purchaser,
.I•:9nturers in the First Lottery of 10,000
the l'it:tnc€ of all the Prizes of Two Lotteries, con-
',:j Tickets, with the Certainty of gaining

Four of £20,000!
sh:.re of smaller Prizes, while the Scheme Is so
that there is a Possibility of their gaining
Al! Eight of £20,000.
a:so a Free Gift to the First Blank in each CUR of Six-
Ticksta is e.ny Lottery, and to be chosen at any Lot-

'.1.3t-drown Prize, in 'nth Clam, will be entitled to
£20,000 in addition !
:re Ve various other advantases, which the limits of as
teat arc trio brief tee specify ; but Schemes, with full
3, may be had, gratis,.3.3 T. IBIS H's old established and
Imats, 4, Coruldli, and 9, Erda,rins Cross.

DRAWING LORD MAYOR'S DAY, 9TE OF
NOVEMBER.
7rk:s n! Stocks are 'eflicd HOURLY nairtst nom
CORYIIILL, by vrLich the Fnblic can sae the
ion..
London, England, 1819-11-06

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 4.

The Collector of this Port has given orders that
all vessels from the United States shall be placed
under quarantine. Letters from New York, up to
the 27th September, give a melancholy account of
the ravages made by the yellow fever. The principal
streets are deserted by the inhabitants, who have fled
to the country to avoid the contagion.
The Ann, Captain CROCKER, from New York, is
now off this port, with upwards of 100 returned
emigrants. There are only two American vessels in
Ithis port at presentz—a circumstance unprecedented
in time of peace.
London, England, 1819-11-06

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL O. BULLER.

This case was formerly heard at great length, on
an information at the instance of the Attorney.-
General against the-Trustees of a Charity founded in
the parish of St. Nicholas, in the City of Rochester.
In the year 1651, Sir .John Hayward bequeathed a
considerable sum for the erection of poor-houses,
which were to be in different places, particularly in
St. Nicholas, in Rochester. The case now came on
again, in consequence of a Petition from the Mayor
and other Inhabitants, who are Guardians of the
Po-or, and in which they prayed that certain houses
in Devonshire might be sold, and the proceeds might
be paid into Court; and also that the arrears of an
annuity of £5O, due since 1791, might be paid into
Court in like manner. The money was laid out as
in:ended in the will of the Testator, but nu more than
£5) was allotted to St. Nicholas. Mr. Buller, the
Trustee, removed to Devon, from Rochester, and
proposed building some workhouses there, of which
he laid a scheme before the Lord Chancellor, by
whom it was referred to the Master, who made a Re-
port which had not been confirmed.—Since that,
there had been a continual litigation carried on, and
the annuity is accumulating in tile Three per Cents.
Mr. VITETH2RELL and Mr. MARTEN were heard for
the Petitioners ; Messrs. Naar and SiDEDOTTOH for
Buller:- and Mr: SHADWELL for the Governors.
The LORD CHANCELLOR intimated that he would
give judgment on Mondesy.
London, England, 1819-11-06

Many thousands of children are cured annually by this remedy.
Os the first attack, as immediate application of the EMI3Rii-
CATION will prever.t the complaint taciag any hold of th.:
constitution, and a few times may completely cure. In the most
obstinate cases perseverance will produce the desired effect; sad
no Remedy can be so well calculated for Children as tins, for
it requires no medicine to be takes inwardly.
In no c: se can this medicine be genuine unless signed on the
wraprer Ly 3. ROC/IE, and on every stamp the names of Shaw
and Edwards, 6(3, St. Paul's Church Yard.

Price ts. and ,e 1 2r. per Bottle.
Sold by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, on the Foot-Way, and

all respectable Dealers in Medicines.
FOR .COITOMS, 110.iRsENnssrs, acc.

MR.GREENOUGirs PECTORAL LOZ ENGES
of TOM:: the great demand after sixty years trial,
proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hourscns..s.
Sore Throats, Asthmatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
genuine only have " R. Hayward," printed on the stamp, by
whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr, Greenoutfh, the
Inventor. Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. earh, b) his -ppoi:.rmeut,
by Newberys, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church-
yard; Bayley and Co. Cockspur.street ; Nix, Royal Exchange;
Johnson, Cornhill; Ward, 324, Holborn; Chrsic, 269, Borough;
Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Barclays, Fleet. Market ; Blake, si,
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also
may be had, Mr. BEE NO GH's C E LEBR AT ED T I NC.
TL RES for preserving the Teeth and Gams, and curing the
Tooth-ach, in large potties, at so. 9d. each.
London, England, 1819-11-06

gay. 8, 1819.

Monday, a very singular case was investigated
before the Bench of Surrey Magistrates, when a most
extraordinary career of fraud and imposture was de-
veloped, in the investigation of a charge against De-
eel Cuthkn, a common beggar. The prosecution
wqs at the instance of the Society for the Suppreuiou
of Mendiciry. The officers of the Society attended
to conduct the proceedings in the usual manner,
Without availing themselves of any legal assistance ;
vilien, to the astonishment of every onepresent, the
beggar appeared in Court, attended by counsel, At-
torney, and the whole paraphernalia o authorities,
for the purpose of defending himself. - This beggar,
it appears, was long known to the officers of the So-
ciety, and had, a few days since, attracted their
notice by his endeavours to practise his accustomed
impostures in the neighbourhood of Newington ;
when, in their attempts to apprehend him, they were
desperately assaulted and beaten; having, however,
obtained assistance, they succeeded in taking him
into custody. The officers, as before observed, not
being prepared with the assistance of a Gentleman of
the Bar, would, in all probability, have failed in their
object f convicting the r, had it not been for
the prompt assistance of r. who imme-
diately took the business in hand, and committed the
vagabond, who was sentenced to three months im-
prisonment.
Thursday afternoon, about six o'clock, a fire broke.
out at the residence of two maiden ladies (sisters), I
named North, at the corner of Lion-street, Prospect-
row, Newington, and, shocking to relate, one of them,
who was very infirm, and marl), 90 years of age, was
burnt to death before any assistance could be ren-
dered her.
London, England, 1819-08-24

SOUTH AMLIIICA.

We have received the subjoined accounts frog
Venezuela, being several days later than the advices
.which had previously reached us. It appears that
a Spanish division of 1500 men in May was detached
by Montu.o, for the purpose of making a dash on.
Angostura' a:.d, in the event of a successful comp 4e-
want, to burn and destroy the neighbourhood alto-
gether. This was MORILLO'S plan at the commence-
ment of the campaign, but it will be remembered
he was arrested in his progress, when mid-way,
by the difficulties he had to encounter, and the acti-
vity of General Parz. Considering the town after.
General BOLIVAIt'S departure bare of troops, he
pushed on a light column, notwithstanding the sea-
son was unpropitious. Generals MARINO and Ca:
DENO covered the capital with 1900 men.
These two bodies came in contact at Cal:tura, rear
San Diego, on 12th June. The P -.y.Mists were pie kcd
men, and at first the Tr dependents lost gr,aind.—
General M A nix° s;.;zed a colour, placed himself aC
the head of Ills ranks, and ord.ried the charge to be
made with fixed bayonL,Ls. Animated by his wino:.
and feeling the desperate situation in which airy
were placed, his men pushed on t% ith firmness and
alacrity, and in a short time the Spanish cciumn
was brrAcen.

The carnage that ensued was horrid—MAßV:o
long unable to stop his men, so exasperated were
they at the information they had received of the-E.pa.
niard's plans from deserters. This is the action to
which some allusion was made in the American Pa-
pers last received.
London, England, 1819-08-24

" Three Kings-court, Fleet-street, Angust eo, 1819.,

Similar preparations to those which took place
previous to last Meeting arc, in the meantime, mak-
ing by the Magistrates of the City, and by the Home
Department for the preservation of the peace; and,
it is most fervently to be hoped, that they will be at-
tended with an equally peaceful result. All the
Special Constables sworn in on the former occasion
have received notices to be in attendance, and an or-
der has been sent from Lord SID:4OI7TH to the City
Light Horse Volunteers to assemble at their head-
quarters, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
London, England, 1819-08-24

ABINGDON.

At Abingdon Races, on Tuesday, the Subaerlhers' Cup was
won by Mr. Nevill's Lepre.s, beating Douro Kit.g of Dia-
monds by only half a head.—,The ^3 Guinea Stakes was ev.ilv
won; Mr. Dundee' Reuben', beating Mr. Sadler's Lady Leg.
The Stakes of Three Guineas, with the Member's £3O Plate,
was won in three excellent heats by Mr. Green's Diaper, beat-
ing three others.—Wednesday, Mr. Neville's cb. c. WAt easlis
the Five Guinea Stakes; beating Douro and Charming dolly._
The Wellington Stakes was won in a canter, by Mr. Coati's
Clan Albin, beating Mr. Pryc4's Grimaldi—The Maiden Plate
of Five Guineas with £5O added, produced three good heatt, and
was won by Mr. L. Day's Swindon, beating five others.—The
Races each day were numerously attended ; ar.d all the heats,
with the exception of the Three-year cad Stokes, the drat day,
wrote ncll contested.
London, England, 1819-08-24

LATIN SYNONYMS.

This day was published, in One thick Vol. Syn. prick I lit. boards,
The Second Edition of

LATIN SYNONYMS, with their different Signi-
!mations and Example% taken from the best Latin Ants.

By M. J. GAUDIN: DUMFANTL,
Late Professor of Rhetoric in the College of Harcourt, &e.
Translated into F.nglith, with Additions anti Corrections,
By the Rev. J. M. (;OSSET.
_ _ _

Printed for O. and W. B. Whittaker; Baldwin, Cradock,
and Joy; J. CatheU; J. Nunn; and Ogle, Duncan, and Co.

This day was published,

In One Vol. l2mo. price Ss. 6d. bound, Mtatreted by Wear
eight Plates, the 34th Edition of

THE PANTHEON, representing the Fabulous
Histories of the Heathen Gods and most illustrious 'krone,
in a plain and familiar method.
By ANDREW TOOKP, A.M.
Revised and Corrected, with Questions for Examtnvion at
the end of each Chapter.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Seitz:herd and Letter-
man; Lon'man and Co. Lackington and Co. Baldwin and Co.
J. Richardson, G. and W. U. Whittaker ; J. Mawntan ; W.
Ginger; J. Robinson; E. Williams; and R. Scholey.
London, England, 1819-08-24

TRAVELLING TO IRELAND.
THE TALBOT STEAM PACKET, between
110LYIIEAD and nowrn, will sail, during the pre-
sent month of August, on the Bth, the 10th, the 12th, the 14th,
the 16th, the 18th, the 20th, the 22(1, the 24th, the 26th, the
28th, and 30th, precisely at Reit &Clock in the Morning.
The admirable accommodation of this Vessel for Passengers,
Carriages, &c. are aireadr well known ; and she regularly per-
forms the voyage in eight Hours.
R. frLzlonents may be had on board.

SALES BY AUCTION.
BATLIABOROUGH MANOR ESTATE, NEAR
BRIDGE WATER, SOM ERSETSO I RE.
WINSTANLEY aticl SONS respectfully beg
leave to acquaint the'Public, that the SALE of the BAT-
TLEBOROUGH ESTATE, advertised to take Fi.‘et: at the
Fox and Goose, South Brent, on Frid..y, the 27th inntmt, is
unavoidably POSTPONED for a short rime. Due notice when
the day of Sale shall be finally arrauged, will be given in this
and other Papers.--Paterpostor-r0w,274 August, 1819.
London, England, 1819-11-01

ylete Sets are to be had, in Nos. or 14 Vol..

Hominem pagina nostra sapit.
Our page relates to man.— Martial.
Just published, price S.. in boards, Tenth Edition,
THE /EGIS of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Commen-
tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in
which the Causes. Symptoms, and baneful sheets of Lues
nerea, Gonortillea, Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are full/
developed; Part 11. contains some remarks on certain Female
Complaints. in particular Steriiity ; Part 111. embraces Practi-
cal °hart vatiotis on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in Part
IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding subjects.
explaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed
the Youth and Maturity of both Sexes.
By GOSS and Co. c....niting Surgeons.
_ _ .

Psuchet littreion. - _
Natu ra beatis
Ginnlbtis else dedit, si quis cognoverit
Since liaavaN to all the fund of bliss supplies,
Its frugal application marks the wise.
Alav be had at No. so, Paternoster-row ; C 6, Pall-Mall ; SO,
Piety:4o,r; 24, Gerrard•street, Scho ; 32, Fleet-street; 174 a,
Fleet-street ; 98, Cheapside, London; and at all Booksellers.
Messrs. Goss and Co are tube consulted, ;:s usual, every day,„
at their house; ;end Patients in the country are requested to de-
KIR* minutely than Case,enclosin‘ a remittance for Advice ant
Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
Goss and Co. M. R.:'. Stirgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-
street, London.

AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN
CUTTING* THEIR TBETI-I.
(IF all the numerous Cases that have appeared in
V the Public Prints for the last 12 years, of the good elrecis
of the AMERICAN sooTH (NO SYRUP, none are more
entitled to the ntention of every Mother and Nurse, than the
following:—The infant daughter of Mrs. Lee, 37, Bowling-
' street, Clerkenwell, commenced Teething at a very early age,
with a great fever and pain ; the irritation of the gums occasioned
such inflammation of the body as to cause the Child to void
blood with its urine; at the same time there was also a great
falling of the body, forming a lump of flesh the size of a cherry.
The distress of the Parents may be better imagined than de-
scribed; the condition of the Child was suck that it could not be
moved without being placed on a pillow, when PIOVIIMOCI di-
rected them to try the SOOTHING SYRUP, (every other
means proving useless) which, after usiag a few times, stopped
the inflammation, and those alarming symptoms were entirely
removed, and the Child has cut her 'teeth with perfect ease.
To be bad of the l'roprieters, Johnsen and Williams, No. 94,
Newman-street, Oxford-street, London ; and, by their appoint-
ment, of all the prin3;pal Medicine Venders in Town and Coun-
try, at es. 9d. per Bottle.
N. B. 'Airs. Johnson relieves the Poer as usual, at her house,
every Tuesday dud Saturday Morning, from Nine till Ten &clack,
by btinging a letter from a respe :table housekeeper, to certify
that they are real objects et charity.
London, England, 1819-11-01

This day was published, Price 81. ed.

THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXIX.
for October, 1812, contining the following Pamphlets, via. ;
I. Speech of .the Chenc-lior of the Exchequer on ;
with the FINANCE Re:o/(7110MS for 1819.
11. Do. Do. on the Beoccr of 1819.
111. On the IMAM% re of Callum, EDUCATION of the Poo*, and
NATIONAL SOMOOLS ; to Sir J. Mackintosh. By W. L.
Bow Las, A.M. Second Ed.
, • IV. On freeing the Atmosphere of London from its Suocu
and DEL ETZILIOUS Vsrocas. By W. Fawn, Esq.. of
the Rock Insurance.
V. OSUI ANA , or FINGAL AS certa:ned and traced in DLSTILIA•
By H. Y. CAMPBELL, h.' N. A.M. F.A.S.
VI. On the PH KNOMLNA of [NSA NIT!, and the Influence of the
Atmosphere on Human HEALTH and DISEASE. By T.
FOOTE M.B. F.L.S.
VII. Analogy of the Porsicat. Sciences indicated. By G.
Esq.---10rigine/.1
VIII. Account of the r:ttans,v to the Court of CHLNA , 7816.
By the Rev. Dr. R. Monaiton, attached to the Lin-
bassy.—[Original.]
IX. OR PARISH kiwIAIEIs, and the 21sususca of Nou-Cols.
roast Ins, with Outlines of a new Bill on the subject
also, the celebrated EDICT of Loos XVI. in 17/47. for
the Verification of the Marriages, Births, and Deaths
of the •Non.Catholics.—[Original.]
X. Notes on the Parsoss of Scoya.owo and the Nonni of
ENGLAND, in company with ELIE. Far, with Obss. on
Prison Discipline. By J. J. G name. Second Ed.
XI. Oa the Cession of the Ftoatows to Auaaice, and the
necessity of acquiring the ISLAND of Cosa by GRUA T
UNITA IN. By .1. F. Itsrerassuar, Esq. Second 14.
with considerable Addit:ons. l'rinted erdusturly in
Pamphleteer.
XII. Two Tables, iliustrative of the Speeches of the Farr of
Liverpool, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, shewa
ing the Raw; of ETA-HANOI on tiomsuzon, compared
w the Amount of Bmk Notts, the Price,of Cold,
the Foreign Expenditure, and Value of Grain im-
ported from 1795 to 1819. [Original.[
Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ; Black and
Co. Leadenhalt-etrert, and all other Booksellers.—Where cum.
London, England, 1819-11-01

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PRICE SEVEN-PE' NC

In November will be published,
in:Four Vols. Bvo. price £2. 2s. the Second Editios, competed,
OBSERVATIONS on the CANONICAL SCRIP-
TURES.-13y MARY CORNWALLIS.
Printed for B Cradock, and Joy, Paternnster-row.

NINTH EDITION OF LALLA ROOKEI:

This day was published, in Bvo. price ists.
I,ALLA ROOK fI, an ORIENTAL ROMANCF.
13y THOMAS NIOORE, Esq.
inted for Lchlzman, I iurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Union.

Alao kist noblislicd, in Bvo. price• 12s.
ItAxwattbo.s Gt. the Pc.. e.,graved by Charles Heath, tram
Paintings by IL %Vestall, IL A.
.1 few .f each may be had in piano.
London, England, 1819-11-01

BRI~7'OL PETITION:.

The following is a copy of the Petition to Ms &gat
Highness the Patgee RIGICNT upon the Manchester
outrages, resolved at the late Pulslit, Meeting held ill
that City, and which; as stated in the STAR of Satur-
day, was left with Lord Viscount Stosiotrru ou Thurs-
day last r
London, England, 1819-11-01

:10,197.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1819.

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CANAL PROPERTY, PROVIDENT INSTITUTION,
SOUTHWARK BRIDGE, AND wEsr MIDDLESEX
W ATE R.- WQRKS SII A RES,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, November 5, at Twelve at the Mart, by order of
the Executors, unless any of the Lots shall be previously Sold
by Private Contract,
GRAND SURREY CANAL and DOCK, Twenty-
six Shares ; Lancaster Canal, Twenty five Ditto; Ken-
' net and Avon, Twenty; Grand Union, Regret's Worcester and
' Birmingham, Wey and Arun, and Wilts and Berks Canal, Pro-
vident Institution, Southwark Bridge, Vest Middlesex Water-
Works, Gosport and Dorton Ditto, and Portsea Island Ditto,
and Russell Institution Shares.
Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham ; the Mart ; and
the Office of Mr. Scott, New Bridge-street.

EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE MANORS IN THE
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND.

MR. HOGGART is desired to publish the in-
tend.d SALE, which will take place at the Auction
Mart, in or stout the Month of DECZMBILR, of those TWO very
important and valuable MANORS, called ALPHA and
BOOTLE, near Whitehaven, possessing a very extensive track
of Country, nearly TWEN'TY-TWO THOUSAND ACRES,
a:,-wencling with Game of every description, and the finest Grouse
Upon the Manors are Copper and caber Minerals,
anShr fit:::.c.oins of Slate, now in course of working, and capable
of considensble improvement, wtth a right of Sea Wreck of
yearly seven stiles extent.
'further iafoinutian, together with the account of Fines, Quit
Rents, &c. &c. will be gin" in due time.
Old Broad-street, 16th Oetoss.,i's 1818.

r.kopetliblT RagiDENesvpi;„"4llUßE GROUNDS,
AND G AlWilaßt INSAIt RN AILS B rt.°°
K. 1
By Mr. HOGoART,
At the Mart, on Panay, Novemb... s g„ at TwelN'e o'Clock, by
direction of the Executors,
HE beautiful VILLA and RESIDENCE OI the'
Tlate Wu.atax Wevroe FAq. deceased, seated on ibe
Forest, about six miles from I.ondon, comprising a substantial
FAMILY HOUSE, erected in the style of a Castle, and con-'
taining ample accommodation for a large Family, consisting of
ten Bed-chambers, Dining and Drawing-rooms, 28 feet by 17
feet, Library, Breakfast-loom, and Offices of every description,
with detached Coach-house, capital Stabling for four Horses,
Lofts and Rooms ; the Villa is enclosed by park paling, orna-
mented with Timber and thriving Plantations, productive
Kitsken Gardens, Fruit Garden walled, Hot-house, and Gra-
pery ; forming altogether a most delightful retreat, and per-
fectly secluded.
To be viewed by Cards only, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old -Broad-street, Royal Exchange;
Particulars also of Messrs. Walton and Gliddon, Solicitors, Gird-
lers' Hall, Basinghall-street ; and at the Mart.
London, England, 1819-11-01

LBTTEI► FROM A GENTLEMAN LATELY EMI"

DENT. 1N SHEFFIELD.
Salford, Manchester, 16th September, 1819.
TEAR SIR-7-For the good cif the Public 1 wish
you to make kn4wo the following case :—Some years
ago, whilst residing in Sheffield, I had a severe attack of a Scor-
butic complaint lu my bands and face, occasioned, I believe, by
drinking cold milk when io a state. of perspiration. It came on
in the form of large blebs, filled with a clear watery fluid ; in a
short time these buntings were succeeded by sores of consider-
able magnitude, attended with so,niuch pain that I coidd rt
no rest. I remaineclin this state for several weeks, tlic.,o
bed the advice of a very emblem, medical tridn then resident in
Sheffield. I afterwards consulted a surgeon in Attercliffe, but
was alike unsuccessful.- As a last resource, I was determined
to give your ANTI-SCORBU'IIC DROPS a trial, and ac-
cordingly put /based a small bottle from Miss Gales, Booksel-
ler, in Sheffield, and however incredible it may appear, before
I nail finished that single bottle, the.comp:ainit was entirely re-
moved. It is now seven years since the cure was &Meted, and
I have had no return whatever. I easy just add, thst snot: et
person, who had a similar complaint,. was inducd by me
make trial, and thu Drops io his case ere equally succest.fel
Any person wishing for further pa. ticulars, may have them
by applying personally or by lettet (post-paid), to
Sir, yocr raosoobedient servant,
GEOIIGE LINDLEY, Officer of EzEte.
No. 2, Brown's-place, Queen-street, Salford.
Sold by Mr. Lignem, Manchester; J. Evans and Son, 42,
Long-lase, West Smithfield; Dutton and Co. Bow Chorch-yard ;
Barclay and Sons, 9.5, Fleet-niarkct ; Edwards, 66, St. Paul's
(Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, l'heapside, London ; and 74,
Sackvide-street, Dublin; and the ptiucipal Medicine Venders is
Town anal Country.--Price Ve. od.
;-..lust published by My. Lignum, A Paacvmai.TIMMIIIM on
tic Vz.vaaaat. Disease, pike c 5.6.1. ..3.1 sold 'ay all 2cekselk is.
London, England, 1819-11-01

GERMAN PAPERS.

HANOVER, OCT. 23. •
In consequence of the Resolutions of the German'
Diet, in the Sitting of the 30th September, an Ordi-
nance has been issued by command of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE REGENT, enforcing anew thel
Edict respecting the Censorship of the Press, issued
on the 6th of May, 1705, by the Elector GEORGE ,
LEWIS, Duke of BRUNSWICK (afterwards King 1
GEORGE the Flan), and renewed by a Decree of
King GEORGE 11. dated 31st May, 1731. By this
Edict no Hanoverian subject shall print any thing,
either in or out of the country, and no bookseller,
either native or foreigner, shall take upon himself to
print any thing in the Hanoverian dominions, unless
it has been previously submitted to the Censorship ;
and it is ordered that no writing shall be printed,
nor if printed in any other part of Germany, shall be
put into circulation, which is not provided with the
name of the publisher, and if it is of the class of
newspapers or periodical journals, also with that of,
the editor, under a penalty of 50 rix dollars. Publi-
cations in which this regulation is not observed, are
to be seized as soon as they appear, and the distri-
butors of then punished according to circumstances,
by fineor imprisonment,
London, England, 1819-11-01

FROM THE MAINT, OCT. 20.

Mr. S. CANNING, late British .Nlinistcr in Switzer-
land, is going in the same quality to the United
States of :Noah America.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

The r.dvices received from Port Jackson, by the
Foxhound, to the 13th of June, contain information
very important to the interests of this advancing ter-
ritory. NVe some time since announced, that a pas-
sage had been etfec.ed across the Blue Mountains,
and that a must desirable country had been disco-
vered to the west of those towering heights; and we
have now the additional gratification of stating, that
a communication has been opened to it of easy ac-
cess, running through lands of the first description.
The colonists are indebted for this acquisition to their
resources to the exertions of C. Tnaossy, Esq. a
large land and stockholder, many years resident in
New South Wales, who, after two preceding attempts,
succeeded in May last, with the assistance of two na-
tive guides, Cooosoooons, Chief of the 'knob-
hurrah Tribe. and DUAL, in passing from the Cow
p.sLures direct for Bathurst, having encountered only
those difficulties inseparably attendant on the nrst
explorers of the forests of a new country.
Mr. THROSSY was on the whole occupied fifteen
days on the expedition, his progress being protracted
from some of his party falling ill, and bad weather;
but by the delay he had greater opportunity of exa-
mining the country on each side of his route; and in
his letter to the Gentleman frt.m whom we have the
information, he says I have no hesitation in sta-
ting, we have a country fit for every and any pur-
pose, where fine-woolled sheep may be increased to
any amount, in a climate peculiarly congenial to
them. Ere long you will hear of a route being con-
tinued to the Southward, as far as Twofold Bay, and
so on further in succession through a country as
much more beautiful and superior to the Cow Pas-
tures, as that now enviable district is to the land con-
tiguous to Sydney, and where our herds, our flocks,
and our cultivation may unlimitedly increase, at an
inconsiderable distance from the great and grand es-
sential to a young colony, water-carriage.'
The following extract of a General Order from the
Governor on the occasicat will evince his Excel-
lency's estimation of the importance of Mr. Timis-
'WS exertions:
London, England, 1819-11-01

SALES BY AUCTION.
CUSTO3I-HOlf:E, LOY'DON; October 27, 1811.
FOR SALE,
Bj Orler 711 m. the Cumneivioners?ji his 314esty's Cust.sMs,
On Nirenirtsn.s.v, the 7,,c1; THURSDAY, the 4th ; and FRIDAY, the
sth of Noverrlter, 1819, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon
prezisely, at the Commercial Sale-Rooms, Mincing-hole,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
FOR lITORTATION:
Fast-Tndia and other Foreign Prohibited Goods, Pictures,
Prints, Deals, and Twenty Casks of Hard' Soap, &c.
FOP, MOM& CONSIINTTION:
Fo'reign Spirits, Whiskey, China, Tea, Chocolate, Sugar and
other Grocery, Saccade,, Drugs; Plate Glass, Chinchilli Skins,
Canvass, Muslin, Shawls, Lace, Watches and other Jewellery,
Prints, Pictures, Rough Amethysts, Deals, Mahogany, Vessels,
Boats, Stone, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Ca-
talogue. Clear of all Duties.
'File Deals, Mahogany, Vessels, Boats, and Stone, to be viewed
at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe ; and all the other Goods
at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House, and at Globe-Yard
Warehouses, Lower Thar.tes-street; on Friday, the 29th; Sa-
turday, the 30th instant; Monday, the lit, and Tuesday, the
211. November, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning to Three in
the Afternoon.
N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re-
ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on or
before Tuesday, the 23d November, 1819, or the Deposits made
thereon will absolutely become for feted.
Catalogues to be had at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House,
on Thursday the 28th instant,price One Shilling each.
London, England, 1819-02-15

On MONDAY; March 1, 1819, at TOeven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
VIZ.

Nia noes
53 Gallons Genera.
53 Yards Stained Paper.

1 Pak. A.
it Yards
sTATION.

ISO- Yards 911 k.
,11513andanaSilk handkerebiefl
2 Crape Scarfs.
&Silk Shawl.
AT TILE RfiNG'S WAR:

S Ditto Scarfs.
0 'Ditto liandk

i Ditto Tippet.
3 Pair Leather Gloves.
1;:flOUSE, RA MSG ATE.

OA Tu►un*r, March 2, 1819, at

Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,

YOR HOME I
34 Gallons Spirits Brandy, Ic-
ed strength ..sr Dealers.
I Dit:o Brandy, ditto.
280 Ditto 6eners.
Dittn Runt.
ri Bottles Wine.
61bi. Mack Tra.

'24 (hr Forms.
10 Ufers.
119 Deal Ends.
^8 Ratans.
4 Ditto Ends.
7411 m. French Prunes.

FOR Till' INTIFS.
ft Paper Print,: coloured I 1 hook containingStplaiu prints
55 Ditto pLio. 1 Ditto, 8 ditto.
AT TIIE KING'S WAREHOUSE, AIARGATE,
On Wunasn.ty, .11Iarch.3, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,

out name CI
7 Gallons Spirits Brandy, k-
gal strength for Dealers.
10 Ditto Brandy, ditto.
2 Ditto Spirits Geneva,ditto.
13 Ditto Brandy.
730 Ditto Geneva.
21 Prints.
2 Bronze Figure".
201 Yards Thread Lace.

76 Ladies Necklace Beads.
3 - Toilet Boxes, with
Perfumery.
1 Box cont. iaing 6bottles scent
15 Yards Cambric.
I Musical Suuff.hus.
Bead Purses.
S Bottles Eau de Cologne.
3 Warps and 6 Anchors.
ITtTION.
12 Ditto Tippets.
144 Pair long Leather Gloves.
547 Ditto short.

FOR RN'

183 Pieces, and 4 single Silk

8 Yards India Silk.

17 Di:to, Italian ('rape. I Ditto Silk Shoes.
3 East India Silk liandker- I Ditto Stockings.
chiefs. 2 Satin Dresses.
367 Yards Silk. I Satin and Gauze Scarf.
6 Silk Scarfs. I Silk Waistcoat Front.
A Deposit of 525 per Cent. will be required.
N. 11. The Goods for Ilotne Consumption will not be Sold
for less than the Custom and Icxeise Dodo thereon.
London, England, 1819-02-15

This day was published,
In Three Vols. evo. price £1 16s. boards, the Second Fait. of
IMIE lIISTORY of the REFORMATION in
SCOTLAND, with an Introductoty Book and an Appen-
dix.—By GEORGE COQK, D.D. Minister of Laurencekirk.
Edinburgh : Printed for Peter Hill and Co. and Archibald
Constable and Cu; and Hurst, Robinson, and Cu. 90, Cheap
side, London.

Of whom may be had, by the sante Author,
The History of the Church of Scotland, from the Establish-
ment of the Reformation to the Revolution, illustrating a most
interesting period of the Political History of Britain, 3 vols. deo.
.C 1 16s. boards.
London, England, 1819-02-15

Speedily will Ue published, in Two Vols. Bvo. with a Portrait,
THE LIFE of the late Right lion. JOHN PHIL-
POT CURRAN, Master of the Rolls in Ireland.
By his Son, WILLIAM HENRY CURRAN, Esq.
Barrister at haw.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. F.dinburgh ; and
Hunt, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapside,Loudon.
This day was published, in foolscap Ave. price 7s. ed. boards,
A new Edition, being the Fifth, of
•
THE BRIDAL OF fRIERMAIN ; or, The Vale
1. of St. John. A Poem, in Three Cantos.
•By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. •
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London..
Of whom may he had, by the same Author,
Itarold the Dauntless, a Poem, in Sii•Cantos, foolscap Svo.
price 7s. lid. in boards.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in !Ivo. price 12s. boards, a New• Edition,
being the Third, of
MINERALOGICAL NOMENCLATURE, Al.
117 phaboticaUy arranged, with Synoptic Tables of the Che-
mical Analyses of Minerals.
By Timm.ts ALLAN, 1:141.
Trinted for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and
Hurst, Rubinson, and Co. Londou.
London, England, 1819-02-15

Speedily will be published, in Bvo. with Engravings,
A JOURNEY in CARNIOLA and ITALY, in
the years 1817, 1 RI A.
By W. A. CADELL, Esq. F. 11. S. L. and E.
Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Hour, Rubinson and Co. 90, Cheapside, London. •
London, England, 1819-02-15

SECOND DAY.

The polling commenced this morning at twenty
minutes past ten o'clock. At one o'clock the num-
bers stood as follows
Mr. Humors& t. 54
Mr. LA MS - 104

Major CARTWRIGHT 11
Mr. LAMB had been gaining so considerably oa
Mr. HOIitIOUSE during the last hour, that it is pos-
sible he may come very• near hint before the books
close tor this day.

At the close of the election business, on Saturday
last, in Covent-Garden, a number of carpenters were
employed in contracting the unfinished hustings, at
least six and thirty feet, so that it now extends only
in front of the portico of the Church. The workmeu
were employed last night by torchlight.
Wedne lay the Election of a Representative fcr
Guildford was held, when Mr. C. BARANG WALL
was returned..
A Private Letter from Wexford says—" that the
out.offices of Colonel HAY, of Ballinkeel, in that
county, have been burned by accident, supposed to
have arisen from a lighted tobacco-pipe."
A man, named Alexander Dogherty, charged with
desertion from the 3d Dragoon Guards, and with
having been the leader of a gang of robbers who in-
fest the county of Sligo, and the neighbouring coun-
ties, has been committed to the gaol of Sligo.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, FEISEUARY is.
Our Market was well supplied with all Grain this
morning ; and although the arrival of foreign Wheat
since this day week has been very small, yet that of
ont own growth, from Esex, Kent, and Suffolk, was
considerable to-day, for which the demand was very
trifling, and consequently sales were exceedingly
heavy, at a reduction of 3s. per quarter from last
Monday's prices. Barley is 4s. per quarter cheaper,
having large arrivals of that ankle, and but few
buyers. Oats are full 2s. per quarter lower, and dull
sale at that reduction. Beans and Peas are 2s. per
quarter cheaper.—Current Prices, as under;
Small Deana ,....60. 636
Wheat, Kent and Tick ditto
Essex 7os 008 Oats, Poop, 3.5s 378
Suffolk 7oi 7d. --- Poland sea 356
Norfolk - Feed Ws nits
Rye...... .............. 528 64% [flour, per Sack 658 7os
Burley (NT‘.w) sss 63. fl. peseed, per Last £44 £46
Malt ..... ..... 7ss 66$ V0L16.16
White Peas 44s 50$ Wheat, Dantzie ...... ..76s 62!
Boilers ... .stis liOs Baltic Red, Ilambro' Or
Grey Pos 64s 66. Bremen, Brabant red 70s 76
SMITHFIELD MARKET, FE8.16.
Beef ts Od to 56 3d I Veal 54 Old to 7s Od
Mutton .. ..5s 6d to 6s 44 I Pork 45 64 ads sld
licasu 2570—Calves 205--Sbeo7 and Limbs 16210.-1/10 sdu).
• •

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London, England, 1819-02-15

li3 day were publish:A., 12nio. prize 5.. boards,

LAUItENTI JO. RUB!, L. F. EPISTOLARUII
EDINBUIRGENSILIbI, Libri 111, (pas Epiltolas ex
Edinburgo, donee ibi Docioratuni in Meditina venebatur, ad
seriptitabat.
Printed fur Thomai and George Underwood, 32;F1eet.street ;
and Adana Mick, Edinburgh.

LADY'S MAGAztNE.

This day was published, price Is. fide
THE LADY'S MAGAZINE for JANUARY—
Containing Four highly-finished Fngravings. A Frontis-
piece representing Virtue lamenting the Death of her late 111 a.
jesty, from 1 design by Corbould ; a Portrait of Mr. Kean ; a
Lady in a Fashionable Dress; and a Pattern for Needle-work;
besi es the usual quantity of interesting and entertaining Lew-
press. The Proprietor assures the Public that the Engrayings
are worth four times the prize of the 'Magazine.
Published by Baldwin and Co. Paternoiterirow.

BURGESS'S NEW SAUCE.—The high Enco,
tniwtts besto4ved by the Nobility and Gentry upon ,the
above ...rev Sauce, induces the Proprietors, lifessri JOHN
BURGESS and SON, to offer to the Public at large a Caution
against Imitations, by mentioning, none can be relied upon as
genuine without each Bottle being sealed under their Firm and
Address, and also each L:thel having their Signature. The uti-
lity and cor.venience of this Sauce, being adapted for all purpoees,
has caused a great demand fur it, and its increase of circulation
bids fair to equal their much and long-esteemed ESSENCE of
A NCIIOVIES. They respectfully solicit a trial from, those
who have not used it, being confident it will give satisfaction to
the nicest pakite...--Warehouse, No. 107, (corner of the Savoy
Steps,) STRAND, London.
London, England, 1819-02-15

WANTED on_ LEASE, at Lady Day, or Aild-
summer, au UNFVENISHED MODERN HOUSE,
is good Repair, for a Geatiesnan's Family; containing three
Sitting Rooms four best Bed-chambers, as many for Servants,
Convenient Dices in proportion, double Coach-house, and Sta-
bling, well supplied with Water, a Walled Garden, and a few
Acres of Meadow Land contiguous, dry sheltered situation, in
or near a Village, and war distance from Post and Market
Town, 7,0 to So miles froto London.
Address, post paid, to SRI. Post °ince, Henley, Ostia

LATE SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY'S,
RUSSELL-S(4VA
ELEGANT FURNITURE, the Principal Part recently
made 1. Brilliant Plate PIER and CIIIM N IC Y-S; I. A SSES,
Rich CUT LVSTRES, CHINA and GLASS; about ONE
THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; PLATED ART!.
CLES; excellent BED and TABLE LINEN; CELLAR
of CHOICE WINES, and various EFFECTS. • I
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTON,
By Mr. ROBINS,
By Order of the Executors, on the Premises, No. 21, North
Side of Russell-square, on Weouranivi the 5d of March,
and two following Days, at Twelve o'Cloek,
rIIHE very Excellent FASHIONABLE FURNI-
TU RE, comprising elegant Drawing-Room Suits of Chintz
Cotton Furniture, in .Window-Curtains, Sofas, Chairs, Otto.
mans, Stools, 5:c.; Rosewood Loo, Occasional, and other Tables;
Cabinets; Brilliant Plate, Pier, and Chimney Glasses; rich cut
Lustm and Lamps; handsome Bedsteads and Furniture';
prime seasoned Bedding; excellent well-made Cabinet, Dining
Parlour, and Library Furniture, of all descriptions; Turkey,
Brussels, and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs ; China and Class;
Linen, Plate, and Plated Articles ; Fenders and Fire-Irons ;
Culinary Utensils; and ;various other Effects.
islbe CELLAR of CIIGH('F: WINES will be Sold on Fat-
AT, the sth March; comprising about 0N E HU N IMt El) ar.d
THIRTY DOZEN of fine flavoured Old l'ort, capital East
India Madeira, Champaigne, Sherry, superior 014 flock. Vim di!
Grave, excellent Bed and IVhite ifermitage, Claw. Te•ttnite,
&c. Also a 110 US II EA D of.PORT, in Wood, of the Vinuge
The FUU.NITVRE may be viewed on Saturday, Monday, and
Tuesday preceding the Sate, and the Wstics tasted 011 the Morn-
ing of Sale. Catalogues at One Shilling each (without which no
person can be admitted) may be had on the l'retnis.ss ' • at Gar-
raway's Coffee-house, Thanle-alley, Cornhill; and of for.
Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden-square.
London, England, 1819-02-15

Intr;ise.

climes, and many other causes, will frequently derange the
viers sysvest ; In such caws we can hold our an assurance of r.
animation, by remedies which have long answered the saag;i:e
hops of patients of both sexes.
That bane to human happiness tees srstxta, can now tes
treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medical Science hati 4
divested its antidote of those distressing properties that so kr;
rendered its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We best exyl..'
our method by observing to patients labouring under this Inaba,
that a few days only are: required for the removal of early syn.r•
tams; that the most inveterate case will yield to we reins
within a mouth, and that in a person who only suspects bits
&freed, the disease may be prevented altogether from appearir
a similar remark applies to many other derangements of the ge::
rative system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especially stricture'
obstinate cases of which are daily removed without tl.e use
Caustic or stimulants. Some geculiarities Incidental to :he
sex, have not escaped our atte..ticn ; in which mildne es coi.:billsd
with efficacy has superseded the means usually adopted. In fu.t•
our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, sad eminently se.
cessf-ul. •
`..• For the general accommodation we do not limit ourwl
to stated periods of practice, but may be consulted at all reuse:
able hours.—Country Patients are requested to describe ininutO

their symptoms, ate, whin medicine, with advice, will be bun
diately forwarded to any part of the kingdons.—A Rack not..'
expected to accompany the cue.
GOSS and Co. 11. R. C. Surgeons.

13; Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.
Just published,
The "SG IS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the 21
Diseases.—By GOSS and C..—To be had at Nu. CO, later:do
ter-row; and of aU Booksellers, price 5s
London, England, 1819-08-12

THE ARMY.

BREVET PROMOTION.
A Supplement to the London Gazelle of Tuesday,
was published at a late hour this forenoon, contain-
ing the following Brevet Promotions. Commissions
to be dated 12th August, 1819 :
TO BE GENERALS IN THE ARMY.
Lieutenant-Generals I lonourable Robert Taylor.
George !Milner.
George Marquis of Huntlg.
Hon. Edward Finch.
Isaac Gascoyne.
David Douglass Wemyss.
Hon. John Leslie Cuming.
Ilenry Wynyard.
Duncan Campbell.
Thomas Grosvenor.
John Calc,raft.
John Earl of llopetoun, G.C.B.
James Lord Forbes.
I fenryMarquis of Anglesey, K. G. & G.C.B.
Sir John Doyle, Bart. and G.C.B.
Sir Robert Brownrigg, Bart. and G.C.B.
William Knol:is.
Hon. Edmund Phipps.
William Cartwright.
Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart.
John Coffin.
John Murray.
Sir Charles Green, Bart.
TO BE LIEUTENANT-GENERALS INI TIIE ARMY:
Major-Generals John Croker.
Lewis Bayley Wallis.
John Hope.

George Meyrickc.
- Sir Alan Cameron, K.C.B.
Andrew Lord Blayney.
Honourable Stephen Mahon.
Sohn Sullivan Wood.
Daniel O'Meara.
Francis Baron Rottenburg.
Honourable Sir Charles Colville, G.C.B.
Frederick Charlei White.
Gore Brown.
Lewis Lindenthal.
Roger Coshlap.
Sir henry Pane, K.C.B.
Sir Hubert Bolton.
Robert Cheney.
Sir George Anson, K.C.B. .
Kenneth Alexander Lord Howard of
Effuigham, K.C.B.
Sir Henry Ilinuber, K.C.B.
Thomas Lord Hartland.
Sir J. Shaw Maxwell, Bart.
ivilliam Thomas•Dilkes.
Sir John Oswald, K.C.B.
William Doyle.
John Hatton.
Pinson Bonham.
Sir William Anson, K.C.B.
George William Ramsay.
John Dorrien.
To be Majors-Generals h the Army, from Colonel
Sir: JOHN ELLEY to Colivel Sir ANDREW F: IIAR-
NARD, inclusive.
To be Colonels in the Army, from Lieutenant-
COlonel Has RY LoFros to Lieutenant-Colonel A LEX-
ANDER MACKENZIE, inclusive.
To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army, from Ma-
jor EDWARD SHEARMAH to Major JOHN W. O'Do-
NAGIIUE, inclusive.
To be Majors in the Army, from Captain DONALD
MACPHEIUON to Captain LAURENCE O'HARA, in-
clusive.
London, England, 1819-08-12

SUSSEX ASSIZE, LENVLS, AUGUST 10.

Riclard Ray and John Ray. brothers, were in-
dieted for uttering a forted Bank of' England note
for the payment of El, knowing it to be forged.
There was another indictment against them, charging
them with knowingly having forged notes in their
possession. The prisoners having pleaded guilty to
the latter indictimmt, the Bank of England abstained
from giving evidence in support of the capital charge.
They were sentenced to 11 rears' transportation.
John Lullam and James Luthant, were found gull.
ty of stealing '24 sheen, the property of Richara Merl
rall.—The 1,:-i,,ciners received sentence of Death, and
were taught to expect no mercy !
London, England, 1819-08-12

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

EXTRACT or. A LETTER PROM TILE REV.-
DATED AT CAPE TOWN, MARCH IQ, 1819.:

" The Caffre war still continues to rage. Mr. Al-
bricht writes, thai. it is impossible to describe the
cnndition we are in. I can only state a few particu-
lars. Nearly eight hundred head of cattle are taken
from Theopolis, which we were qhliged to see driven
away, without being able to prevent it; we are sur-
rounded with Caff es, who are only waiting an oppor-
tunity to rush in upon us ; the whole country between
this and liitenage is deserted by its inhabitants; the
dwellings of farmers are burnt, the military stations
forsaken, and some officers and others murdered; our
remaining cattle are, kept in the village, the.women
and children sleep in the place of worship, and the
church and village are defended by one hundred of
our people, who are in possession of fire arms. We
have hardly any rest day, or night: all is confusion
and distress. Our frierids at Graham's-town have
vited us to come to thim ; but I cannot prevail upon
myself to quit my station. Were we to leave this
place, the houses would all be bornt, oqr.forn would
all be destroyed, and the Hottentots would .¢.45,, dis=
couraged. On the 9th of February last, the Mora-
vian New Settlement' at the White River was at,
tacked by the Caffres, who drove away 23.5 head of
their cattle; the people were in the most imminent
danger; and by another letter, dated the 9th of
March, they went en plundering and murdering those
wilo opposed their thefts."

SUTHERLAND EMIGRANTS.—Extract of a, letter re-
ceived yesterday from Cronarty, in North Britain,
under date the 31st July Our feelings have been
again shocked on the-subject of wig' ants ! The last
vessel that sailed from this port for America, with
the expelled people, was deemed very unfit for their
' accommodation ; so much Ss, that many of the peo-
ple would have declined embarking in her could they
have redeemed their passage-money--ono fimily in
particular, the mother only three days lam in of
twins, but this was flatly refused. The ship sailed, and
we yesterday learned, was wrecked off the, Orkney
Isles. The poor people's lives were saved by the ex-
ertions of the crew of a Revenue Cutter."
From an American Papv.--7.'hiladelphia, June 22:
The blockade of the whole coast .t Peru, under
date of March 3, from the port of G. ajaquil to A',
cam; by Lord Coc ta RA/re, as Vice-Admiral of Chili;
will be viewed with surprise by other nations :—thc
coast is 1800 miles in extent, contains from 30 to 40
harbours, which he pretends to blockade. The Go-
vernment of the United States will probably. order
*vessels of war into those waters, to protect the Arne-
, rican trade."

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Cli A RTEIVHOUSE.
WN;NDER'S DAY will be celebrated, as
A Carta-House On MONDAY, DLOSMIIDA 13.
rrcacher, Rev., .Grouse Pr.ansow.
orator, WILLIAM JAGO.
STEWARDS,
archdeacon THOMAS STEPHEN TUCILDIL, Eq.
msert., Esq. Faawcis WALrOLZ,
.sarsza, kisq. JOHN CHAPMAN, Esq.
yvint Service will begin at Half-past Four.
Diana will be on Table at Six preelsely.

TALES OF MY LANDLORD.
Public are respectfully informed, that the
k announced for Pubtleation,under the title of " Taus
moss; Fourth Series, containing " Petri:rain:
Is NOT ritten hy the Author of the First, Second,
Series of "TALES or Mr Liminess; of which we
oprietors and Publishes.
ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE AND do.
rgh, Nov. 1, 1119.

ROYAL MEDICAL INSTITUTION,
NosAramaean-Swear.
PATRONS.
s Borst Highness the Duke of Seim.
e Most Noble the Marquis of Howse%
ght Honourable Lady F. Hom woon.
WILLIAX Ciamoia, Bart.
TuosAs BKAUCIIA/117. Bart.
'census Breves., Bart.
dy It.. BaaumeAur.
wurable B. Coestaams.
Surgeon, A. T. Favxmtaw, Esq.
INSTITUTION is founded for the express
vie of Caring Diseases of the Skin, Syphilis and its
rofula, Scurvy, the various species of Leprosy, Cur-
dle Spine, Affections of the Hip and Knee, and in.
kaki Head.
hundred and Sfty-seven persons have experienced a
cuvery since the second of February last. The most
cars bare effectually yielded to the new mode of treat.
ttendArise from Ten to Two, and from Four to Nine;
ce grads, to the Poor every Morning.
All Letters to be Post-paid.