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London, England, 1818-02-18

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, FEBRUARY 17.

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The Loftp CHANCELLOR (being detained by other im-
tortant -eens) &Tint take hit seat on the Woolsack ontil,
nearly half-past four o'clock.
After prayer were read (by the Bishop of ILLANDATO, some
pelente blishieffinas dispoted'isf, and a few Orders, on Petitions,
made with respect to the hearing of certain Appeals.
After some time had dapped,
Jain-Bsoopm, accomganiedby..ieveral Mettiken, brought up
from the Commons, the Thirty Millions Exchequer Bills, and
the Malt and Pension Duty Bilil,.whick'were respectively read
the first time.
No other business being before the House, their Lordships
adjourned till to-morrow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
• . .
General THORNTON postponed his motion respecting the
95th and 30th of Charles IL on the subject of Transubstantia-
tion to Thursday, the 16th of next April. •
Mr. WROTTFSLEY moved for Copies-of all Memorials and
Statements of Charitable Donations, delivered into the Offices
of Clerks of the Peace, to the latest-period, since the last returns
had been made.—Ordered.
Mr. LUSHINGTON presented Papers respecting the Rus-
sian Lean.—lAM on the table. '
A Return of the average prices of Wheat, Oats, and Barley,
for the year 1817, was ordered to be laid before this House.
Mr. MARSH gave notice, that he should move next Friday
tilt some compensation be made to the High Bailiff of West-
minster, for expenses incurred during some late Elections.
• Mr. LUSHINGTON brought in the Annual Bill of Indern-
Mty.—Read a first time, and ordered for a second reading to-
morrow.
Mr G. WARRENDER presented the Ordinary Estimates of
his Ma' y's Nary for the year 1818.—Laid on the table, and
o to be printed.
Sir R. PEEL gave notice, that as a Committee would delay
the business too long, he should ask leave next Thursday to bring
in a Bill to regulate the working hours of persons employed in
cotton manufactures.
Mr. CURWEN thought this the most speedy mode, also the
most desirable, as a great deal of confusion now existed among
manufacturer fromtbelr not knowing what course to adopt.
Mr.`LYTTLETON gave notice, that on Thursday next he
should move certain Resolutions respecting the Lottery.
Mr. CALCRAFT moved that a new Writ be issued for the
Borough of St. Alban's, in the room of Joseph Halsey, deceased.
Mr. HOLME SUMNER postponed his motion respecting.
the Cit Funds to this day se'inught.
Mr. RAMMERSLEY presented a Petition from the Execu-
tors of the late Francis Franco and James Dubois' of Grace.
church-street, stating that they were creditors of the Frenck Go.
vemnsent, to a great amount, in consequence of the property of
the deceased, in France, having been sequestrated in 1793, and
phying for relief under the Convention signed with France in
November 1815, for indemnifying British subjects.-.-Read and
laid on the table.
London, England, 1818-02-18

MARRIED.

Feb. 9, at Glasgow, James Coats, EN. of adplacl
tians elde.t daughter of the late Mr. James Ewe.
Perthadre.

Tuesday se'nnight, LieLtenant Ross, of the atth R
Elizabeth, youngeat dalthter of the late V. illtax 1.1
of Kelvin Back,GL,gow.
London, England, 1818-02-27

DIED.

At P:.rtsmouth, on the .10th ult. a few days after e^nping.
from shipwreck on his return from Canada, where he had cum-
irar.ded the late loch Royal Veteran Battalion, lAuttuant-
Colonelllealyt. Zauch.
Saturday se might, at the house of Dr. Winterbottom, West-
hoe, near Shields, on Lis way to London, afar ben in
&nand fur the benefit of his health, George Macaulay, Ei.q.
Collector of :he Customs a, Sierra Leone, aged 24.
London, England, 1818-02-27

MARGATE, FEBRUARY 26.

Wind N.—The General Stewart, —, got under
weigh this morning from Pansand Hole, but brought
up again in Girdler s Hole.

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY e 5.

Arrived the Amelia, from Halifax ; sailed
the 21st of January ; on the 11th instant, in lat. 50.
4. long. I t. 30. spoke the Loan, FO3DICE, from this
port for New York ; and the Oglethorpe, JA v , from
ditto for Savannah ; Alice, Poavan, from Jamaica,
sailed the 13th of January, and on the 30th of that
month spoke the Waterloo, of Bristol, from Charles-
ton for Tobago, in lat. 3'2. 51. long. 72.
London, England, 1818-02-27

FRAUD PREVENTED.

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r 0 counteract the many attempts that are daily
JL made to impose oe the unwary a spurious composition in-
stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin,they
have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address,
97, HIGH-HOLBORN,
fs so conspicuously placed In the centre of the Label, that they
trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is
unlike all letter-pros, will enable purchasers at once to detect
the imposition,
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-Holborn, and retailed by the
principal Grocers, Druggists, Bookrellers, Ironmongers, Perfu-
mere, 800-Makers, &e. hi die United Ki 13140114 in *sties, et
ed. Is. and is. 6d. each.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
THE finest Discovery of the Age, possessing utilit
and elegance, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAR On
which is recommended on the basis of truth, for renovating at
beautifying the human Hair, and prevents its keit g ituarcd
fevers, accouchements, violent exercise, travelling Li %%trim., t.
mates, Stc. Each genuine bottle of the Oil is signed au tipt o,
side label in red ink" A. Row Lind and Son," with a little Tr.
the inclosed ; and the price is 3a. 6d.-4, 64.—lets. 6d. and on,
guinea per bottle.—Also each guinea bottle of the followinj
Article is sixr.ed on the outside label the same
ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of TYRE, which never fsols
produce inutiedi.ltely a perfect change in Red or Grey HA
Whiskers, Eye-brows, &c. to a lisiautiful glossy and permanei
Brown or Black, imitating the exact unutal colour. Wahil
makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Uentlemen may d
their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 45.-7 s.—and 10f. 6.
ROWLAND'S ALS.ANA EXTRACT cures the most 16
lent Toothache, cleanses, preserves, and beautifies the Teeth ai
Gums, and keeps them free from pain to the latest period of 11
ss. 9d.-4s. 6d. and 10s. 6d. per bottle.
Scud wholesale, retail, anti for exportation, by the sole Pa
prietore, A. ROAFLAYD and See, corner of Kirby-,trset, the flu
turning on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Loudon ; al
by-appointment, by Messrs. Hendriesitehborue-street ; Bee
7, Johnson, 16, Greek-street, Soho; Smyth and Co. 117, Gar
and Peirce, 57, New lion;i4tteet; Newberry and Sons, 45,
Pees Chnrchisard • and by all PCIEWISISIPS and Medicine V
I dere In Town and dountry.•
London, England, 1818-02-27

DEAL, FEBRUARY 26.

Wind N.W.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Rover, SHANNON, from Tarragona. Came down
from the River, the Briton, OKAM, for Jamaica;
Rover, BOWDEN, for Newfoundland; Francis and
Eliza, BROWN, for the South Seas; and Camden,
JOHNSON, for Batavia, and sailed with great part of
the outward-bound, as per last.

DOVER, FEBRUARY Q®.
Arrived off this rott; the Sally, JOHNSON, from
Lisbon.

111RWICII, FEBRUARY c&

Wind N.—Arrived the Bowen. SIMS, from Pa-
lermo for London. with loss of two anchors and
cables; Rover, DRIVER, from Sunderland to Lon-
don, with loss of an anchor and cable ; Agenora,
MOORE, from Sunderland to London, leaky. Sailed
the Prince of Orange Packet, with mails, B,:c. for
Holland ; and Henry Freeing Packet, with ditto,
for Cuxhaven ; Eliza, DIETGEN, with a cargo of rags,
from Bremen to London; and about fifty sail of
coasters, for London.
London, England, 1818-02-27

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FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY tit
Wind S.W. strong gales and dirty weathen—The
Prince Ernest packet has arrived in fourteen days from
Lisbon, with a NlaiL—The letters by her will be deli-
vered to-day. Also arrived the Swallow, ()myna,
from London for Bombay. Sailed nothing. The Ann,
WILLIAMS, from lielford, was obliged to cut her
cables in the gale of last night, and am into St.
\ 'awes, in this harbour.

'HIS HAIL►

Dublin
Waterford
Guernsey and Jersey
liulland
Gattenburgh
Flanders

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 26.
Wind• W.N.W.—Arrived the Sidi's, .lENKtris, from
Patross, and is under quarantine; Eliza transport,
from Cork, with troops. Sailed the Thomas and
Mary transport, for London.
London, England, 1818-02-27

CUSTOM-HOLTSE, FEBRUARY 26.

SHTIM rsiTr rn IrtM• Rm.—The Euterpe, from Oporto;
and the Emerald, from the South Seas. Ortwastoa—The Vio-
let, for Cork; J‘mes Bantle, for Belfast; Friends, for Montreal;
Qu..43-2r.: and Montreal; Wellington, for St. John's,
New Brt.r.swi,k ; M ra, for Rotterdam ; Alberdlna, for Ilam.
burgh : Jane, for Tenerife; the poop, for Ostend; Oswin, for
Fort W ilium ; Ann, for Rio Janeiro ; Albion, for Antwerp.

Captain J. 11. PLUMEIDOE is appointed to the
SA PPliO sloop of war, which is fitting at Chatham, for
St. Helena and the Cape. The first Lieutenant, Mr.
Qom, and Mr. WARNER, Surgeon, have already
joined. Mr. A NNESLRY is appointed 2d Lieutenant,
and Mr. NIA ItBHALL Assistant-Surgeon.
It appears thai the crew of the Thetis, STEWART,
of Kirkaldy, from Newcastle for Naples, left the ship
on the 29th of November, and got to Colla, on the
coast of Ilsrbary, in a yawl. The Master was unfor-
tunately washed overboard on the 26th of November,
and lost. The mate and the owner's son had arrived
at Port Mahon, on the 7th of January, and were put
under quarantine for 40 days. The rest of the crew
were left in Barbary. •

EDUCATION. —Such is the rapid progress of the Ix-
terrogative System, in the Schools of the Empire, that
the inventor, Sir RICHARD PHILLIPS, now sells above
one hundred thousand copies per annum of the Gram-
man and Elementary Books adapted to the system.
Most of these works have been translated and repub-
lished in France, Germany, and America—where
,this system of teaching by mixed questjons without
answers, begins also to be generally adopted. • The
English system serves as the basis of that of PnirrA.-
z,ossi ; and, in regard to the mechanical systems
of Bau. and Latmaarsa, it may emphatically be
culled, TOE INTELLECTUAL, or THINKING SYSTL.4.
London, England, 1818-02-27

PADSTOW, FEBRUARY e. 4.

Nine o'Clock P.M.—The schooner Eliza and Jane,
from Waterford to London, with provisions, is
on shore near this place, and it is feared will soon
go to pieces—crew safe on shore. The brig Supply,
of Portsmouth, MAssxx late master, supposed from
some port of Ireland, with provisions and butter, also
came on shore near this place this evening, and soon
went to pieces ; it is hoped some part of the cargo
will be saved—crew all lost except one man, who has
just been picked up speechless, and almost lifeless,
and it is feared will not recover. Also the sloop
Mary Ann, of Newhaven, with a similar cargo, near
the same place, and is gone to pieces ; her cargo of
butter, &c. is washing out of her. No.le of the crew
have yet been saved, but are seen alive on the wreck,
and it is hoped may be saved.
London, England, 1818-02-27

GREENOCK, FEBRUARY es.

Arrived yesterday, the Cherub, Svavevsom, from
Charleston, in SI days :—left loading the Goudies,
M,Cutt.ocH ; and the Cyrus, GROSSARD, of and for
this port. Arrived also the Kentish, Hag, from New
York—sailed thence the 20th ult.—left loading the
brig Isaas Hull, —, for Clyde, to sail in five days;
and the Caroline Ann, for Liverpool, to sail in three
days.—The sloop Rising Sun of Leith, JAMES Roy
master, lying in Alloa Roads, took fire early on Sun-
day morning, owing to a lighted candle having been
left in the cabin. The crew being on shore, the total
destruction of the vessel would have been the conse-
quence, had it not been for the exertions of Mr. Ro-
bert Hutton, who, on seeing the fire, instantly went
off in a boat, and succeeded in extinguishing it ;—.a
part of the deck and mainsail was burnt.
London, England, 1818-02-27

GRAVESEND. FEBRUARY se.

Arrived the Curr.elia, Oversee, from Worcurn ; Emma, Jar-
wood, from tho Scuth Seas ; Union, Clinch, from Smyrna; the
Vrow Maria, Bloc, from Popperberg ; Resolution Lee, from
Santander; Reliance, Ilarrison, from Smyrna • Union, Lyon,
from Jamaica ; and Lavinia, Frampton, from A; scant and Altea.
Sailed the Riga packet, Lamsdale, for Pernambuco; Alfred,
Brooks, for Madam and' Sierra Leone ; Avcreck, Manlove, for
Vagina; aid Vigilante, Van Duyvenbode, for Antwerp.
London, England, 1818-08-11

:ORFOLK, JULY 8.

We learn from Captain Carroway, of the sloop
Howard and James, arrived here yesterday, in 15
days, from Porto Rico, that a British frigate (we be-
lieve la Pique) arrived at Aquadilla on 18th June,
for the purpose, as supposed, of examining the bar-
sours and ports of Porto Rico, having previously
looked carefully into all the ports, bays, and harbours
of St. Domingo. Captain Carroway further states,
that con .ribuLions had been recently levied on the in-
habitants of Porto Rico, for the purpose of putting
,he fortifications at the west end of the island in a
good state of repair; and considerable military
para;ioos were manifest in that quarter of the island,
the Obj:ct c.f which we are left to conjecture.

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1818.
THE FUNDS.

I RIDE or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVR O'CLOCK :
Red:iced 77.1 78--00n5.77i }—for Acc.
Si per Cents.BBl-4 per Cent. 971
5 per Cent. Navy 1031 106—Bonds 94 96 pre.
Omni= I disc.—Exchequer Bills IS 20 prem.
London, England, 1818-08-11

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VALUABLE CORN and HAY TITHES, PRODUCING
ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS per
Annum, and a POLICY of ASSURANCE for FIVE
THOUSAND POUNDS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By WINSTANLLY and SONS,
At the Mart, on TILURSIDAY, August, 20, at Twetve, in One Lat,
AVERY Valuable ESTATE, consisting of the
CORN and }L Y TITHES, arising from the several
Townships of Hatherton, Huusterson, Bridgernere, Chechley,
Illarlccnball, Charlton, Daddington, and Walgherton, in the
Parish of Wybunbury, near Nantwich, in the County of Chester,
Let on Lease for a Term, whereof thirteen years are unexpired,
at One Thousand Four Hundred Pounds per Annum, held by
Lease from the Bishop of Lichfield en& Coventry, for three
Lives, aged 12, 34, and 7s, at a rent of £lB. Co. Sd. per annum;
also a Policy of Assurance for £3,000.
Particulars may be had, 2$ days preceding the Sale, of the
Printer of the Chester.Chroniele ; at the Inns, at Nantwich ; of
Mews. Winstanley and Crole, Liverpool; ar the Bridgewater
Arms, Manchester; at the Mart; and of Winstanley and Sons,
London, England, 1818-08-11

MAJOR ANDRP..

The following. is from the Otiituary of a Captain
Bowman, of the United States, lately deceased:
" A Captain of the Maryland Line, from Annapolis,
and Lieutenant Bowman, were 'elected as his gut: .1 the tiny pre_
V1:1311 to his execution. Hp descrih'..-d Major Andre as main-
taining the utmost firmness and composure ; and, when they
were silent and melancholy, he would, by some cheerful remark,.
endeavour to dispel the gloom. Having been formerly at Anna-
polis (I think as a prisoner), and.acquainted with mani•siersons
18 the place, Major Andre inquired very particularly about some
of the Ladies and Gentlemen, and'seetned to Lamm himself in
their history and fortunes.
" Although nuts murmur or a sigh eseapeillins, his coxl)o-
-sure was the result,not of the want of sensibility, or 4 disregard
of life, but rose from those proud and lofty &din" the chara.--
tetistic of true greatness of mind, which raises the soul above
the influence of events, and enabl;s the collier with wifaultering
nerve and steady eye to meet death lea wlett..:ver form it may ap-
proach him : f in his sleep, nature would play her part, and
home, and frime. —his country and his faihe—his Liners and his
love, would steal upon his heart, contrasting their fancied plea-
sures with his certain pain, and render his dreams disturbed'
and his sleep fitful and troubled. While with him, early in the
morning the hour of his execution was announced.. His counte-
nance did not alter. His servant. ou entering his fOOlll, burst
into tears. Leave me,' said he to him, with great sternness,
' until you can behave more manly.' The breakfast was fur-
nished from the tabic of his Excellency. Ile ate as usual, then
allayed and dressed hi:nself—placed., his hat on the table, and
cheerfully ' I am ready at any moment, Gentlemen, to wait
upon you.' _ _ .

•' Capt. Bowman described it as being a day of settled melan-
choly, and that Major Andre eau apparently the least affected.
To General Washington it was a trial of excruciating pain. It
was with great difficulty that he placed his name to the warrant
of Rh execution. Captain -, and Lieutenant Bowman
Walked arm in arm with Major Andre. It is seal known that
be bad solicited to be shot, add it was not until he came in sight
of the gallows, that be knew the manner of his death. •It is
too much,' said lie, momentarily shrieking. • I had hoped,' he
I said, recovering himself, ' that it might have been otherwise.
But I pray you to bear witness that Its iLte a sokliw:"
London, England, 1818-08-11

TRENTON, (N. J.) JULY 6.

Not singrazr, but rery taireetonabk7—Our News-
paper-men speak quite disrespectfully of Ferdinand,
King of Spain, because, in the Royal Order for the
liberation of Richa:d Meade, Esq: late American
Consul at Cadiz, who had been imprisoned by his
orders, these is an acknowledgment that the said iin-
priconment was unjust ; and further, that there is also
a plain admission in the said Order, that he prefers
setting the malt at liberty to a national quarrel with
this country on that account. For this conduct, our
Newspaper Editors deal out many hard and contemp-
tuous epithets upon Ferdinand and Old Spain. Now
I suppose were these Editors, who thus deride Spain
and her King, at the head of a nation, and had
wi ongfully treated a citizen of another State, they
would rather persist in the wrong than retract it—
and also, would rather involve their country in war
than do a righteous act, kst it should be imputed to
fear. This snms to be their principle of action, if
we may infer any thing from their conduct in rela-
tion to this matter, and it is probably consonant to
the rules of worldly honour. But how adverse are
such nations to justice and Christianity ! What better
can a man do, who, having committed wrong, con-
fesses his fault, and amends his ways; yet-poor Fer-
dinand gains no credit with us by turning from the
evil of his ways, although for the benefit of one of
our own countrymen, but meets with nothing but de-
rision and contempt.
London, England, 1818-08-11

BEDFOIthCHARITY."

This morning, S;r S. ItOMILLY said, he was ear-
newly requested to inquire when his Lordship would
be able to decide this case, which was of so much
importance, not only to the particular individuals in
question, but to the public in general.. In thus
stating the wish of his cheats, he was instructed to
say there was 'no wish on their part to hurry his Lord.
ship's decision, for they telt that in a case so vitally
important Ia every point of vices to the public, and
especially to the Governors of Public Charities, his
Lordship would feel, as he ulways did, an anxious
desire to give a dispassionate and cool decision.
The LORD CHANCELLOR observed, that this was
the Jewish case, be supposed, which had been' so
fully gone into the other day. Of i:s immense im-
portance he was fully aware, and he had therefore
givenlt every attention. On Wednesday moring.
i.e would finally give his decision. He had done
every thing he could to come to a satistl.ctury and
unbiassed conclusion.
London, England, 1818-02-20

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 17.
Wind B.—Arrived 'the Duke of Marlborough pac-
ket, from Lisbon in ten days.

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY lc
Arrived the Resolution,. LEE, from St. Andero, for
London.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY IP.

Wind S. S. W.—Arrived the London, DUNCAN,
from London, for Tobago, and sailed again this after-
nootL Sailed the Duke of York, FINLAvsoN, for St.
Michael's; and Joseph and Jane, for Guernsey.

DEAL, FEBRUARY 19.
Wind S., and thick fog.—Arrived and sailed for
the River the Fortitude, )01INSON, from Seville ; Al-
fred, MAIN, from Waterford ; Good Intent, HoPELT,
from Boulogne ; and the American ship.Oris, from
the westward, for orders, with lose of anchor anal
cable. Came down from the River the General
Graham, WERTHERHIAD, for Madras and Bengal;
Java, THOMSON, for Batavia; Fortitude, Woats, for
Rio Janeiro; Tontine, PURLEY, for Philadelphia;
Loyal Briton, ELLINGHAM, for Jamaica ; Hannah,
PEARSON, for Brest ; George, THOMSON, for Belfast ;
Mary, NEWPORT, for Dublin ; Narova, DAVIS, for
Honduras; Deptford, WILLIAMS, for Dublin ; Mars,
EVANS, for Liverpool; Astrea, WILSON, for Cork;
Fanny, —, for Montseratt ; Charles, Snonte, for
Tenerife ; Maria, LOVEY, for Newfoundland ; and
remain with the ourirard. bound, as per last.
London, England, 1818-02-20

PETITIONS OF 101101 IT AND MITCLIELL.

Lord HOLLAND said, that before their Lordship:l ,
proceeded to the Order of the Day, he should brg
leave to present two Petitions, somewhat similar to
that which was its principal subject. He wa; satis-
fied those Petitions were in their titles sullitiently
humble, and hi their details proper, he thought, to
be laid before the House. He should add, however, I
that he was not prepared to vouch for the truth of I
their allegations, and stilt less to vouch for the dia.!
ratters of the persons from whom they proceeded._
The first was from a person named John Kright,
and the second from Joseph Mitchell, who both com-;
pluined of various grievances and oppressions suffer- '
ed by them in consequence of the 'Suspension of the ,
Habeas Corpus Act, and he would accordingly move I
that they be read. •
The Petitions were accordingly road at lengtk
London, England, 1818-02-20

States of the Kingdkun, we see little probability of
there being any opposition.

This morning a Dutch MAU arrived. We learn by
accounts from Brussels, brouglit by this conveyance,
that the Police at Paris have caused several persons
to be arrested on suspicion of being concerned in
firing the pistol at the Duke of W;LLINGTON. The
news of this event, as might be expected, caused a
great sensation in Holland, especially among the
1, English residents. _ _

The fall of tke prices of Corn in the Northern
French Departments has tended to reduce the prices
in Flanders ; where, besides, the winter corn presents
a most promising appearance. _ .

On the 11th of February, the union of the two
Protestant Congregations at the Hague was cele-
brated, on which occasion Mr. VETTER, Clergyman
of the Congregation of the Reformed, performed
the usual Divine Service, after which be adminis-
tered the Sacrament, in conjunction with Mr. Onyx-
wAt.o, the Lutheran clergyman. This solemnity
made a great impression on a numerous audience.
'A circumstance, not uncommon in Holland, took
place at Schredam on the 9th inst. A widow, named
Maria Busscher, born at Beckon, in 1711, celebrated
with her children, the eldest of whom is about 80
years of age, the 107th anniversary of her birth-day,
In perfect health.
London, England, 1818-02-20

LONDON.

t-TIIREE PRIZES OF £10,000.-
One Hundred Capitals.—Twelve Pipes cf Port.—
Wednesday, 4th March, Lottery draws.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1818.
THE FUNDS.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE IiCLOCK
Reduced 80i—Cons. 791 I—Cons. for Acc. 791-1
4. per Cent. 99n—Navy Annuities 106-11
India Bonds 100 pr.—Etch. Bills 18 27 pr.

The late hour at which the Hamburgh Mail of
yesterday arrived, prevented us from doing more than
briefly extracting the notice of the reigning King of
SWEDEN'S Death ; but we do not find on looking into
the details respecting it, that we have any thing new
or important to add. His Majesty was nearly seventy
years of age, and experienced during his illness the
most tender attentions from the CROWN PRIMO; to
whose accession to the Throne, as settled by the
London, England, 1818-06-27

On July Ist will be published, in Bro. price 7s. 6.1.
No. X. of

THE JOURNAL of SCIENCE and the ARTS,
Edited at the ROYAL Lasitrcrtox of Great Britain.
Coutents—l. Monticelles Report to the Royal Academy
of Sciences at Naples, upon the Eruption of Vesuvius in Decent-'
ber, 1811.-2. In rn.: Li on 3 fot the Adjustments and the of the
Instraments intended for the Northern Expedidona.-3.
scription of the Apparatuhalluded to In the foregoing paper, for
bringing up Water from certain Depths of the Sea.-4. Extract
of a letter from John Davy, M.D. to Sir H. Davy, as the inte-
rior of Ceylon.-5. TransLition of a Letter horn a learned Fo-
reigner to a Friend in this Country, on the Figure of the Earth,
and on the length of the Seconds Pendulum in difierent Lad.
Experiments and Observations relative to Vision.
By Mar.hal Hall, M.D. of Nottingham.—'7. On Crypiegamnus
and Agamous Vegetation. From the Trench of C. F. Briswan
Mirbel.-8. Case of a Child aged six months, who swallowed
a doable-bladed knife without injury.-9. On the Production of
Ice at the bottom of Rivers.-10. On the 'Sounds produced by
Flame in Tubes Pa:. By M. Farady, Chemical Assistant in
the Royal Institution... 4 I. On the Aqueduct of Alcantara,
in Port•lgaL By George Rennie, junior, Fig--. 12. Report
of Mr. Brande's Lectures on 'Mineralogical Chemistry, at the
itayti Institution, in the Spring of 1817.-13. Oa the Ven-
tilation of Covent-Garden Theatre.-14. On the Increa-
3itg Populcusness of England.-15. Qbservatioas oa tbg Geo.
lozy of the West India Islands, front Barbrdoes to Santa
Cruz inch:sive.-145. On the new Alcall discovered in Sweden.--
17. History of the Kaleidcsccpe.-18. Account of M. Blot's
Narrative of his Journey in England.-1:, froceedirgs of Royal
Society.-20. Miscellanea.-21. Metzozologicat Diary.--List of
New Publications...—jedex.

Printed for John Mturay, Aibe-nar'e-stret.
London, England, 1818-06-27

NAPAL IN7I2I.IGRNet

VALttOt:TH, St.'l4lt 44,
Wind 14. W. fine we thew—Arrived Cram Illy*
mouth, and tailed agaie to join the cruizing squa,
don under Admiral HALLOWELL, his Majesty's ship
Gitk.CIAN•

PLYMOOTH, StlNs 48. .
Wind W. S. W.—Came in the sloop indOstrr,
[Mew, from Lisbon, for London, to repair damages,
and leaky.

POttriNfOlitH, JUNR et.
Wind W. S. W.—Passed up Channel the 13erwkic,
Comecon, from Barbadoes, landed passengers here
by a 'pilot boat, sailed 17th May, left there the Hope.
well', Richard, and Sibelle, and llenew.d., for London
and the Concord, for 11..istol, loading, and would be
ready to sail in two or tlirea weeks.

DEAL. JUNE 2G.
Wind S. W.—S..iied yesterday the Want traclet
for Petersburgii.—.lnivel and sailed for the Rivet,
the Caroline, Clark, from St. Kitt's; Lord Duncan,
Stephenson, from Oporto; Earl ritawilliam Story,
front Jamaica ; Shannon, Faulkner; Dominica,
Duckenfield ; Purdy, Jamaica; and Egfrid, KiThy,
from Bengal.—Came down from the River and re-
main, the Richmond, for Ceylon; Lusitiana; Btasho
for St. Heleua ; Prince of Orange, Telfer, foe Bahia;
General Washington, Seawich, for Baltimore; and
Isabella, Weallerrhead, for Genoa.
.I)I)V.RR, JUNE 26.
Asrived last night the Lord Duncan packet; from
Ostend, with a mall and passengers.—Sailed this day
the Chicisester'packet, Captain RUTTER.; and the De-
fence, Captain Adams, for Calais, with passengers.—
Arrived this afternoon the King George packet, Cap,
Min KING,- from Calais.—His Alajesty s yacht Royal
Sovereign arrived in 'our !toads this day from the
Downs.

LTVRIAPOOL, JUVE es, •
. The Seaforth, Citostsv, from Liverpool to tomhay,
teas spoken with the 9th February, in lat. G. N. longs
79. E. all well.—Arrived the Pam be Civil, Nl'li.xrtt
from Crooked island: sailed the 21st May r she is Lin
•
shore near the min Horace.
GRAVESEND, JUNE lid.
Arrived the Lucy, Fell; Vigilant, Christie, from Ahr.erla I
Northumberland, Taylor, groin Odessa; Olive, Barnett, frost
Gallipoli; jall4' Woodthurpe, from !Palermo; Princess of
Wales,. Sims, end Intrinsic, faylor, from Jamaica; Ann. Dry.
h•rougb, ar.d from Oporto; Hero, Urquhart,
from the .11avainiab ; I'i4;gott, Sangster, from Tobago; Spey-,
nava, Gray, from ; Lord W‘llington, Brown, f1.,,111
Iletersturzh; Washington, Whirhourn; Mentor, ; a=il
Eclipse, Brack, from Smyrna ; and a few more. the'
Active, Suer, fur Mad::ira and Jamaica; Neptune, Rozbl,
for Cadiz; Ocean. Powell. for Alesandriak lox, Fox, for
tend ; D. light, Daily, fur Pillau ; Lord Cawdor, Breaks, fa
Hayti; Temple, Walker, for Petersburgb ; George Ader.c..iret
Forrest, for Archangel; and Forester, Lowry", for lfenuL
London, England, 1818-06-27

GEVEn,ir. nrcriON:

WESTNI I X ~"11..;11--N I NTH DAY.

The Westminster laccLion now seems to be con-
ducted in a manner that allows free access to the.ad-
herents of each of the Candidates and supposing
any of the friends of Sir Muanatv NlAxwatt to have
been kept away by terror, which we have no ques-
tion hat been the olue, there is still time sufficient left
for them to come up to the Hustings ; so that the
issue, be it what it may, may hereafter 'be estimated
as a fair criterion of the political opinious.oe the City
of Westminster.

The following Bulletin was this morning exhibited
at Richardson's Coffee-f lonic :
' *lit Murray !Maxwell lass hod another good night, and Is
able to leave hie bed ; but the complaints of Invast ate head art
still se.h as to diaible him from leaving his ronni.

(Sired)

a Cu.. MANE,
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" Anus Nl,Lrotr,
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Siturday, Pieren o'Clock."
State of the Poll, this day, at Pour &Clock
&r Samuel Romilly 57N,
Sir Francis Burdett - - • .1513
Sir Murray Nlaxw.o - 3.7.61
Mr. Hum

Major CAnTwutcur, on giving his vote this day,
took occasion to state, that as the friend of Aunual
Parliaments, Universal Suffrage, and Election by
Ballot, he could not find amongst the Candidatei two
fersons in whose favour he could consistently vote.
Ile should therefore, in exercising his right this day,
vote for the only man whom he considered a proper
person to represent the Citizens of Westminster in
Parliament—Sir Francis Burdett. He had been a
Candidate himself fur their favour, but he resigned
immediately upon finding` that he Was not thought
of sufficient importance to represent them.—The ve-
teran Major was hailed with acclamations.
London, England, 1818-06-27

ROYAL EXCHANGE. ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Bitsblished by Royal Chastain the. /taiga of King George L
7enc, 1919.
PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall
due on the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that RE-
CE;PTS are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices
over dila ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as'
well as by their respective Agents in the several Cbunties ; and
the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of
their Policies on or before the 9th of Jut: next, as the usue:
Fifteen-Days allowed far Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, veal then expire. SAMUEL FENXING, Jun. &c.
r,./- Attend. nce is given daily at the said Offices for the Assu-
rance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships in harbour,
in dock, or while building, front Loss or Damage by FM ; and
also for tha Assurance of and Granting Annuities oa Lives.
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the As-
sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards.
London, England, 1818-06-27

This day was puhlisked, price Itts. Adt
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. XV. for JUNE, 1818.
Corrorrs.—Noticcs (Poetical)—Observations on the Writings
of George Buchanan—The Story of Shakrak and the Magician
of Constantinople—On the State of Music in Scotland—Times
Magic Leathern. N 0.5, Dialogue between Lord Bacon and Shakes-.
peare. No. 6, Johnson's Midnight WallC—Kidd and Brande-,..
Poetical Account of an Word Examination--The Old "Indian and
Alpina—Notlee of Zacharie Boyd's" Last Battel of the Boule4.
Marriage, a Novel—.l few Thoughts on Public Feeding-.. The
Craniologist's Review, No. 11. Greek Heads No. 111. Direr
Cromwell, No. IV. Franklin, No. V. Voltaire—On Dress
Jeffrey and Thurston's Narrative of the taking
cf the Island of Timor, by H. M. S. Hesper, in the year 1811,
(communicated by Professor Pictet of Geneva)--Petrarch's
Letter to Posterity—The British Ready Reckoner, and Lniva-
sal Carabist—Principal Baird's Report on the Management of
the Poor in Scotland—Note to the Editor (enclosing a Letter
to the Author of Deppo)—Notices of the Acted Drama in Lor.
don, No. VL—History of Dr. Brewster's Kaleidoscope, with
Remarks on its supposed Resemblance to other combinations of
plain Mirrors—Literary and Scientific Intelligence—Monthly
Register, &c. Sec.
Winted fur Wm. Blackwood, No. 17, Prinee's-street, Edin-
burgh; and Baldwin, Cradocki and Joy, Paternoster-r.r.v,
London.
London, England, 1818-06-27

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Mat.strsaunr, ir. 19.----CiramA Four,, end KIRKMAN
FINLAY. Emirs. wire this day declared duly elected.
lessereu, .11' WI:ell the poll for the Repre-
sentation of this Borough 'Mai elosAl, the numbers were—
Criekitt Cm Mr. Ruing389
Nt %Turn - Sir W. Bolton - 362
In this conLA, whi,-h was protracted far beyond any former
one, no exertion was left untried by either party. So doubtful
did the issue seem, that distance proved nu bar to the solicita-
tion for votes. Ow: person 4:4111e from Edinburgh, another from
Strefd..l4l, and many from distant counties. Several arrives' after
the books were closed. IlExav liters:a, Esq. dentandeda scru-
tiny on behalf of himself and Sir*Wu.s.r.sst 13otrox, which pro-
ceeding commenced on Tuesday. The result of the scrutiny.
up to Thursday evening, was 17 rejected votes on each side,-1
Owing to the County Election, the further proceedings were
adjourned till to-morrow.
Electioneering fury ran high, during the contest
for the city of York. One young man was killed by
a stone thrown by the opposite party, and Sir M. M.
Symcs received more than one letter, declaring that
he should be murdered unless he gave ue the contest !
We yesterday observed a great loaf of bread in out
of the Burdettite processions, which was precisely the
badge which Il uNT adopted when he made his entre
ioyeuee into Bristol.
A Gentleman was lately met in the City, in a great
hurry, during the time of Polling at Guildhall, by
friend, who eagerly inquired Who are you going
to vote for r To which he drily replied, rr I have
not yet made up my mind who I shall vote for ; but
I am going to give my Interest to the Proprietors of
the NlacAssaa OIL, I mean ROWLANIIS, who have
occasioned me to leave off my wig, which, in this
hot weather, I was often obliged to take off."
The Anniversary of the battle of Waterloo was on
Thursday celebrated at the 'loyal Hotel, Margate,
by the Officers of the 10th Hussars, with a dinner.
A pecuniary donation was made to each private by
the Officers, whose liberal conduct was followed by
tonic Ger.tlemen of the town.
London, England, 1818-06-27

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 27, ISIS.
TILE FUNDS.
PRICE Or STOCKS Tills DAY AT TWELVE. O'CLOCK
teduced 78-If—Cons. shut—for Opening 7,1 i
Si per• Cents. 84-1-4 per Cent. 98“-
Navy shut—lndia Stock shut—Bonds 87 89 pr.
Exch. Bills l 4 17 pr.—Omnium pr.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday have arrived since
our Paper has been at Press. The Duke of WAL-
LINGTON left Paris lbr Cambray on Tuesday morn-
ing. The Queen of WlRTEstezao was safely de-
livered of a Princess on the 17th ult. French .5 per
Cents. Tuesday 71 f. 25 c.

We have received to-day a series of German Pa-
pers, in which we observe several important Notices
that have not been anticipated by the regular arrivals.

On the 27th of May the Council of the Russian'
Empire delivered a Report to the Emperor ALII:X AN•
DER (41 til_ result of the system of Public Credit, of,
which the following is an Extract:

The Delas of the ltussi2n Empire inscribed in die Great
Book were, on the lit of Jaguar f, 1818,

FOREIGN.

The Dutch Loin of 99,600,000 florins. Of this sum only the
half is to ue paid o4l' annually by the sinking funds, because, by
the Treaty of the 3d of May, 1815, the Govern:items of Great
Britain and Holland bound themselves to pay the other half.
London, England, 1818-04-15

- PEDESTRIANISM:

Mr. Twsesert, the yeoman, who undertook to go go from-Cam-
den Town to Leieebter, and back, in three days, 196 miles, was
boniest g' Sims on Meilday, he having between 13 and 14 mile.
to do when the dock strusk twelve, burotheirwise it would have
taken him sic bouts to have daze it, as a vein started in his right
leg near Dunstable. He did 67 miles the Arm day, and 0 the
meted, having 110 left for the third, one half of which be did
fresh. The Pedestrian attributes his failure to the wetness of
Saturday afternoon and' Sunday.
ONE Mu.. FOOT R.cs.—Yesterday after. oon, Brookrs, th

chicken-butcher, and Grist, a trumpeter in the I)fe-Guards„
started at roar o'clock from the four-mile stone, on the Uxbridge
road, the above distance, for 20 guineas. Grist was allowed 20
yards at starting. The race was admirably contest d, and the
thing was so nice, that, on their both catching hold of the stick
at the same time, the Umpire pronounced it a dead heat. .
Colesisan;who was engaged to run from Canterbury; to Dover,
sad back, in four hours, started about two o'clock, on-Saturday,
but failed in the accomplishment of the undertaking, being so
much exhausted on reaching the Half-way house, on his return,
as to be obliged tu go to bed.
London, England, 1818-04-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PutAor.—The Petite Auguste, arrived at Havre, from eadiz,
was boarded about eight leagues from that port, by a bout's cri.w,
consisting of twenty armed men, and was plundered of sin,-
teen barrels of cochineal and some dollars. The boat appeared
to belong to Cadiz.
The Juno, Way, arrived at Milford from Palt..-mo, spoke on
the 25th ultimo, In lat. 37.10ng. 10. an armed brig, full of wen,
supposed to be a Carthagenlan pirate. They made inquiries re-
lative to Spanish cruisers.

FALMOUTH, APRIL it

Wind from N. to S.W.:—Sailed the Lady Pelham
packet, with Mails for New York ; Nocton packet,
with ditto for Jamaica ; Lady Arabella packet, with
ditto foe Isiitbcm ; Lady Louisa packet, with ditto for
Gibraltar and Malta. Also the Hope ana Alexander,
for Quebec.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 14.

Wind S.E.—Arrived the Lady Hamilton Youso,
from London for America; Lady Macworth, Iton-
SON, from London for Barbadoes; un.l John, BIN-
' NINGTON from London for Mirtmichi. Sailed the
Martha, DRIVER, from lnd:a for London; Francis
and Harriet, BURN, for Picton ; and the Mayflower,
MoYLE, for ditto; Harmony, TRUEM A N, for Mi rani kill.
London, England, 1818-04-15

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 13.

Arrived the Jane,* WHITNEY, from Dartmouth,
with loss of bowsprit, foremast, and main top-mast.
The Nancy, PEELS, from this port for Quebec, was
lost 16th November, near Cemlyn ; the master t.id
three of the crew saved. The Caledonia, KINGSTON,
from this port for Prince Edward's Island, was lost
the same day, at Ballyteague, near Waterford, and
three men drowned. The Henry, Rtch ARDso., from
Whitehaven for Pictou, was lost I Oth instant, near
Red Wharffiay ; crew saved. The sloop Swiftsure,
WILLIAMS, was also lost the 10th instant, on Camel
Point, and all the crew perished. The Marchioness
of Anglesea, —, from this port for Alnwtck, was
lost 10th instant, at Dillas, and all the crew drowned;
threw passengers, who were on board, are saved

GRAVESEND, APRIL 13.

Arrived tie Susan, Ayles, and Knights of Kerry, Evans,
from Limerick; Lady Lord, Strange, from Lisbon; Caroline,
Prole; Atalanta Comer ; and Bayard, Smith, from Bestock;
Thetis, Reed ; Harmony, Shur; and Bonetta, Humsley, front
Hamburgb ; Margaret, Simpson, from Antwerp ; Edward, Herd,
from Gottenburgh; Commerce, Burton, from Sicily ; Valt n-
tine, Hancock, from SeiMe; Fortuna, Jonge, from Wokast
Ann, Alder, from Marteilles; Diana, iansen, from Strakund,
and a few'foreigners. Sailed the Orwell, Leech, fur China ;
Providence, Seel, for Flsineuesinli Riga; Providence, M'Clel-
land, for New Providence; Palladium, Paulson, for Smyrna
and Constantinople; Two rother's Taylor, fur Genoa and
Leghorn; Jeanie, ill, for Dublin arid Prince Edward's Island;
and Britannia, Jackson, for Harnburgh.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, APRIL 15,-.-Sh
veral cargoes of foreign Wheat have arrived since
Monday, which occasioned dull sale for that article,
and what was disposed of was at a decline of 2s. per
quarter. We had also a large supply of Barley, both
English and Foreign, for which the demand was very
trifling, and our prices have fallen full 2s. per quar-
ter on that of our own growth, and H. per quarter
on foreign. In Peas, Beans, and Oats, there is no
'alteration.
London, England, 1818-04-15

DOVER, APRIL. 14.

Wind B. S. E. and moderate.—Arrived last night
the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLAttue,
with a Mail and passengers, from Ostend. Arrived
early this morning the Chichester packet, Captain
RorTtut ; and Flora, Captain WATsotr, from Calais;
with passengers. Sailed this afternoon the Prince
Leopold, Captain RUCHES, for Calais, with Earl
TEMPLE. Arrived this afternoon the Cumberland,
Captain BLAKE, from Calais, with passengers, also
two transports from that port, with dischaged men
from the British Army.
London, England, 1818-04-15

DEAL. APRIL 14.

Wind S.E.—Arrived the Ibis, SMITH, from Oporto,
for Hull. Sailed this morning after post, the Roches-
ter, SUTTON, for Madras. Came down from the
River and sailed the Coventry, Hoax, for St. Lucia.
A brig was observed on the Goodwin Sands this
morning; several boats have gone off to her assis-
tance. The boatmen report her to be a foreign yes •
sel laden with timber, from Norway, for Falmouth.—
Five o'Clock, the brig has just got off, and is pro.
ceeding on her Voyage ; her name is the St. George,
HENCH, master.
London, England, 1818-04-15

FROM THE FRENCH FRONTJERS.

It appears that the levy to iecreasethe army will
begin in the course of the month of May. It ts as-
serted, that as long as the troops of the Army of
Occupation remain in France, the organization of
the reserve will be deferred. Officers on half-pay

continue Mbe Put 'into active service, but with much
precaution, since out of twenty thousand applications,
not many more than two hundred and fifty brevets
have been delivered. Some Officers of the Nationl
Chard, who have behaved well, may, if they desire
it, be received in the army.

A Dutch Mall, with Papers to the 11th instant,
arrived to-day.
An article from Frankfort states, that a complete
stagnation in politics prevails there, and is expected
to continue till the Diet recommences its public sit•

tinge. In trade, on the contrary, there is great acti-
vity. The number of strangers who have already
arrived for the fair is very considerable. It appears
that the fair will be a better one than was at first ex-
pected. A great deal of business is done in English
goods, and good Saxon manufactures are in demand.
Good sole leather is sold some dollars dearer than
last fair. The prices of provisions have not declined
for some time, owing, it is presumed, to the bad
weather. The corn-fields, however, are described as
looking extremely well, and promising an abundant
harvest.

The King of PNIUSIIIA has dissolved a company of
his Body Guards, for insubordination, and ordered
the same to be divided among the other regiments.
Should such a case occur agiin,-the ancient Roman
custom of decimation is threatened to be revived.—
This is said to be the first instance of the kinJ in the
Prussian army.
A French Officer, who arrived at Brussels from
France a short time since, has been arrested. It is
now stated, in letters which have been received there
from Paris, that the attempt upon the Duke of WEL-
tattorox is considered as sufficiently cleared up, and
that the particulars will shortly be made public.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived last night, the Papers
brought by which have supplied us with the Speech
of the Emperor ALIXANDER on opening the Polish
Diet, which will be found at length in a preceding
column. It is an eloquent document, and abounds
in the same liberal and beneficent views which ap-
pear to actuate the whole policy of this enlightened
Prince.

We are concerned to find, in addition to the cala-
mitous accounts which we stated yesterday from the
Mediterranean, that the plague has made its ap-
pearance in Fez, the capital of the Morocco Empire.
London, England, 1818-06-18

structed his Counsel, both in th
and in calling evidc)..e, to :mil
cutor had given him the watch.
Mr. Smith, a highly-respects
York-street, Westminster, was v
nese-bridge, on the night in q,
rated the principle features of t
mony, particularly that of the pr
Mr. ADOLPHUS called two v
ner's character; and he also cal
John Gillam, for the purpose
prosecutor; but the Court held
examined, consistently with the
Pollard, the sentry, was also
reason he would not interfere r
the other. He denied that the
corner of the handkerchief,
on the bridge.
Mr. Justice Assorr summer
the Jury, after about six minus
the prisoner Guilty, adding that
conception, did not affix the sli
the character of Mr. Hooker.

A letter from Manchester,
" A most deplorable catastropl
Canal between Bolton and Bur
o'clock on Sunday e-rening. I
afforded to us at this early pen
to collect, that the packet-bo
Bury, within a short distance c
about two miles from Bolton,
of the canal ; the melancholy
was, that several fellow-createn
an untimely grave ; three wom
boy, are reported as instantai
boat had an unusual compleme
distressing event was occasion
derstand, by some men in liqu
'the vessel indulging the ridicul,
the company below."

. .
Thursday evening as a tray,
Stephen's-street, Norwich; he
in consequence of a woman cr,
horse fell, and the rider was
had her jaw-bone broken, ant
much injured, that he expired
Thursday afternoon as two 11
Macquire, were bathing in, the
near Warehorne-bridge, Keit,
got out of their depth—a priva
Staff Corps, named Dulwick,
of the lads plunged in to their
were all three drowned. An in
bodies the following day b.fcr
liberty of Romney Marsh, and
Accidental Death.

Saturday afternoon, a young
Todd, was carried out by the it
whilst bathing in the TiLlme
drowned.

One day last week, at Bright
.three years old, named Hook,
mother, cet fire to its clothes, a
the following day. A similar
another child of this woman
which also terminated fatally,
suffered a considerable time.

Saturday se'nnight an old ma
Earn Estill, ship-carpenter, of V
on the Scar, to the southward
in search of crabs, while the tid
posed to have lost his way. H
the crew of a fishing coble belo
Bay, when the water was comi
having arisen, they could not
cries came : however, after a
time, they found th! old mat
before they reached Whitby he
Two human heads, which
in a basket, near the Half-wa
chester and Gravesend, prove
the bodies of two soldiers, latel
from whence they had been sta
Lion-men

from London, for the
whole of which had been extra
discovery of the heads.
Last week one of the Greys
Annan for the night, unfortuna
badge of honour, the naei.d, fi
offered a reward without effect.

The coachman of a Foreign
being suspected of smuggling,
turn from a journey, and was fc
a number of packets addressed
spect to the character of the 12
strian Authorities to absta:n frc
they informed the Minister, svb
to be opened at his hotel, in t
rior Officer of the Customs. T 1
to contain prohibited goods, to
durins. 'lle coachman was in
London, England, 1818-06-18

lARRIED

Thursday, Margaret Fran-es, you
Rev. Paul ljairick, of Calcutta, to I
third sots of the Rev. Dr. borers, Ll
Castle Martyr, Ireland.
Monday, at I,ymington Church, I
GOth regivent, to Elizabeth Ferrers,
John Gilbert, Esq. of Newport, Isle.

DIED.

Saturday, at Baldock, liens, in the
eldest daughter of the Rev. J. Simpso
Tuesday se'nuight, at Stouehouse,
ful illness, Mn.s Lydia Murray, wife
of the late lit Royal Veteran Batton('

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