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Star.
London, England, 1821-03-31

PROCLAMATION.

" Soldiers of the Regiment of Savoy !—All honest hearts have
declared war against the Austrians : there is no longer any means
to arrest the poniard of vengeance with which nations have
armed themselves against these barbarians, who desire to govern
all Italy. The House of Savoy has been subjected by their Mi-
nisters, after having been kept down by their political influence.
Austria now seeks to dishonour it by her insolent pretensions.
" Our august King is not sufficiently free to defend his dig-
nity ; and it is for us to deliver lum, at home, from the agents of
the Cabinet of Vienna, who besiege him; and abroad,from those
barbarous troops who are upon our frontiers to confirm the yoke
of dependence which they have imposed upon him. Soldiers,
the House of Savoy was illustrious for centuries in Italy, by its
political independence and by the glory of its arms.
To whom did it owe the works of its greatness? To your
forefathers. Will you suffer this glory, which comes from the
valour of your fathers, to be eclipsed by the fatal councils of
some warden? Soldiers of the regiment of Savoy ! Your
heart has already decided; do what it inspires, and your illus-
trious name will be for ever cherished by the friends of the
country and the King ! Let us cry Long live the King ! Long
live the Constitution r
London, England, 1821-03-31

SPORTING.

A Course of °Gentile, the bzzt of tbretheats, between a cck-
brated mare rode by Captain S•trru, of the Lancers, ai.d a horse
rode by Mr. Moocasous, was decided on Monday last, on Hurd.
ham Down. Fifteen bandies were placed at proper distances
over the Course, which the animals were to clear. The secondheat decided the match, by the mare striking down two of the
hurdles, wbso her rider pulled up and was distanced. A single
mile W.IS afterwards run, the hurdles being removed, which was
won by the mire by a neck. Much money was lost and won. •
. HUNTING.

Mr. FAMMIAILOOIIeII celebrated pack of Donetshire Peal
hounds will mart oo Tuesday, the yd of April, at Dcdmorr,
near Steerminster Newton, In the vale of Bauchi:bore, and ten
miles from Biandford.,
London, England, 1821-03-31

independence of the Italian Powers is in futere to be
preserved I No change in their internal government
can henceforth take place, without consulting the
Oracles of St. Petersburgb, Berlin, and Vienna.
We had written thus far, when we received a series
of Piedmontese Gazettes; but their dates do not
come down within four days of the accounts which
we have just been detailing. They furnish, ofcourse,
nothing either in contradiction or support of them ;
but they record some things which serve not a little
toincrease our surprise at the step the Prince of CA-
BIONANO has taken. • It appears, that on the 19th of
March, the Prince, sg after receiving Me anstver of Ms
new King, CJURLEI Faux," issued a Proclamation to
the following effect :

•s Considering that, b 1 our acceptance of the Spa-
nish Constitution, and the oath we have taken, and the
appointment of- the Provisional Junta in Turin, the
moment is come to make the authority one and cen-
tral, and to render regular the operations that have
been adopted in Alexandria;
st Considering that the word amnesty, in our De-
cree of the 14th instant, has been misunderstood.by
'some persons, and that it is important to. explain the
true sense in which it was employed, with the advice
of the Provisional Junta, we decree as follows :
“ 1 it is declared, that by the word anusesty, in our Decree
of the 14th, it was intended merely to indicate the- oblivion of
trtinsgressions of duty which had taken place in the great change
operated by the establishment of the Constitutional System."
(The other ArOclis of the Decree point out what is to be done
its kgalize the transactions at Alexandria).

What, we would beg to ask, occurred between the
date of this Proclamation and the PIMICIeS resig-
nation of the Regency, to make hiss, all at once,
turn his back on the Constitution, to which he avows
he had sworn ? Vas it the threat of the march of
120,000 Russians? Was it fear, treachery, or what?
—We live in strange times.

There are various other documents in these Ga-
zettes, all in the spirit of the new system ; but we
have met with none more worthy of quotation than
the following Proclamation to the Soldiers of the Re-
giment of Savoy. It shews with what a deep-rootld
spirit of animosity the Austrians and their fellow.
leaguers, the Russians, will have to contend, in any
effort which they may make for the re-establishment

of the old order of things.
We sincerely trust the major part orthe army and
people of Piedmont, though deserted by their Princes,
will yet be true to themselves, and not submit, with-
out a struggle, to the tyrannical dictates of the holy
Alliance. Let us not despair because the dawn of
Italian liberty is for the present overcast. The Aus-
trians have the task of Sysiphus before them, and
are yet far, very far, from the mountain's top.
London, England, 1821-03-31

FOR COUGHS, LIOARSENESSRS, &c.•

M.R.G EENOUGH's PECTOR AL LOZENGES
1-V.l. of TOLU.—The great demand, after sixty years' trial;
proves sham a superior Remedy for all COUGHS, HOARSE.
NESSE.% SORE THROATS, ASTHMATIC, and CON-
SUMPTIVE COMPLAINT& The Genuine only have R.
Hayward," printed on the Stamp, by whom they are prepared,
as Soceessor to Mr. Greenough, the Inventor.
Sold in boxes at Is. lid. each, by his appointment, by New-
berys, 45, and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton,
Bow Church-yard; Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street ; Nix,
Royal Exchange ; Johnston, C.orrhill • Ward, 324, Holborn ;
Clark, 269, Borough ; Sanger, ISO, dxford-street ; Barclays,
fleet-market; Butlers, Cheapskie; Blake, Piccadilly; and the
Venders of Genuine Medicines.
Where also may be had,
GREENOUGH'. Celebrated TINCTURES kir PRE-
SERVING the TEETH and GUMS, and CURING the
TOOTH-ACHE, in enlarged bottles, at its. 94. each.
London, England, 1821-03-31

PitirE SE'VEN-PliNcit.

• TMAS ARMY.

The 6th Dragoon Guards (or Cirbineers), now
quartered at Birmingham, are ordered for Ireland.
in order to be in readiness for his MAJESTY'S visit
to that country.
Tuesday, two squadrons of Prince LeoroLes Re.
giment (the sth Dragoon Guards) arrived at Carlisle,
under the command of Major WALICIR, on their
route to Hamilton, in Scotland. The remainder of
the Regiment, from York, is exFected to follow in a
few days. -

A tmo- p of the First Royal. Dragoons arrived .n
Worcester from Manchester, &c. on Saturday ; tbe re-
mainder of the Regiment have since marched in. Yes-
terday, they were inspected on Powick Ham, by
Lord EDWARD SOMERSET. Some of the troops will
be stationed in South Wales, and others in the West
of.Englaad. This fine Regiment had a distinguished'
share in the glories of 'Waterloo, where it sustained
a very severe loss.
A few days since, as the Hos. G. STRANOWATS,
an Officer in the 7th Hussars, and brother to the Earl
of Iccunsren, was crossing a field in the Parish of
Purse Caundle, with a number of other Gentlemen
belonging to Mr. FARQUHARSON'S Hunt, his horse,
brsome unlucky accident, fell over a newly made
trench, and pitching on the rider, caused a dreadful
fracture of the thigh-bone, and otherwise greatly
bruised him. He is doing as well as can reasonably
be expected, with every tair hope of recovery.
London, England, 1821-03-31

SHIP HOTEL AND POST-HOUSE, DOVER.

WRIGHT, Son of the late Mr. TIKOTHY
Via Wanner, deceased, bep leave most respectfully to an-
isegtke to the Addle, that having meeeeded to the above °Do-
cent, it will continue to be conducted in the same style of be:-
Commodation and elegance which diednguished It in the time of
his much.lamented Father; and be trusts, by attention and
assiduity, to preserve that liberal support and patronage which
he, with gratitude, acknowledges his late father experienced.
N.R All Fervor's having any demands on Mr. T. Wright,
are requested to transmit their Accounts to Mr. Shipdem, So-
licitor, Dover, in order that they may be inunediately dis-
charged : and Persons who stood indebted to him are requested
to Call and settle their Accounts with gr. Shipdem, who is
authorised by the Executors to adjust them.
Dover, 24th March, 1821.
London, England, 1821-03-31

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

PLYMOVIIII. W.--Arrived the NeptUTIVPi
FAUNS% frome New York for Havre; sailed the ath 'of Febru.
ary. and experienced very heavy gales; she has suffered cond..
derahly her upper works, sails, rigging, &c. Also arrived,
the Wellington, Beaux, from Shields fur Oporto. Sailed the
Kersewell, Amtsraatto, for London. -
Powwow, Maws U.—Arrived the Jane, Amor' front
Waterford for Shoreham, with loss of bulwarks, boons, sails,
rigging, Ste. _
DEAL, Maacn 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived and sailed for
the River, the Mars, Jos-, from Mogadore. Arrived and re-
mains, the Clarissa, Knio from Amsterdam for Cuwes and
Batavia. Sailed the Orient, WALLACZ, for Modeas and Bata
gal; and George and James, CMATWIN, for Africa. Came down
from the River and remain, the James, WALvaa, for St. John's;
Vittoria, SournAtt, for Genoa ; Rock, Wartraox, for, Antigua;.
John Howard, &mu, and Amity, Conraraa., for Quebec;
Cadmus, A , for Bombay; Thames, MARSHALL, for New
York ; Lady Mackwith, Corn, for Honduras ; Pilchard,
WLLCOCIE. for Africa; London, Davv, for Quebec; AL-
ism, for Smyrna; Ceres, TUOIINION, for Africa; and Nimble,
Wissaao, for Conatantinople.
MAZGATZ, Moues 30—Arrived off the port, the Eliza,
PowELL, from the South Seas.

Corium-Homy Maacm 50.—Entered Inwards :—Actives
from Calais ; Sisters, from Stangate Creek ; Rolla, from Ja-
maica.—Entered Outwards: Joseph and Jane, and James, for
Malta; Neptunus, for Bourdeaux ; .kteona and Willi.m, f.r
Elsineur • Fowler and Blucher, for Petersburgh ; Harrier, for
Hainbur;k; Isabella, for Chariestou ; Sarah, for Amsterdam ;
Jenne Ellen andiSea Nymph, far Genus ; Nostor, for Si. John's ;
Hate, for Naples; Mary Russell, for itiebec ; Tobago, for Ik me,
rare; Williams, for Gllwaltar ; St. Patrick, for Belfast; aid
Sceptre, for Prince Edward's 'stand.

The HYPERION frigate, commanded by Captain
SEARLE, arrived on Saturday at Sheerness, from the
Brazils, laden with several millions of dollars, on ac-
count of the merchants, and will prooeed to Woolwic!
where she is to be paid off.
This morning a fine boy, four years of age, son of
J. Clark; shoemaker, No. 4, Joye's-court, Commer-
cial-road, was unfortunately killed, by falling out of
a two pair of stairs window.
Thursday the Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess
of KIUCT dined with PRINCE LEOPOLD. A numerous
party were invited to meet their Royal Highnessts,
and the most choice delicacies were prepared for the
' occasion. His Highness also had an evening party :.
among the distinguished Personages present, were—
The Duke and Duchess of Montrose' the Duchess of Leeds,
Captain and two Misses Fitzelarence, Sir William and' Lads
Gordon, Sir H. Calvert, the Bari and Countess of Mayo, the
Duchess of Richmond, Lady Lennox, Marchioness of Dime..
shire, Countess of Harcourt, Lady Cole, Mrs. and two Muss
Fisher, Misses Coleman, &c. &c. &e.
Mons. ALEXANDRE again exhibits his unrivalled:
powers of Ventriloquism at the Freemasons' T
this evening.
ENGLISH OPERA •HOUSP.—Mr. BA RTLEY last night,
repeated his Lecture on the Solar System, to the de-
light and edification of a very numerous and genteel
audience.
London, England, 1821-03-31

LOOKING GLASSES.

SEVERAL .large SECOND-HAND PLATES,
suitabk for Chimneys, Men, and Chevals, are now on
Sale, en reasonable Terms, at Coors's, Es.csor and Comma's,
93, 'flishopsgate-street-Wiatin. Seine of the larger sizes are
admirably adapted for large dining-rooms and elegant draw-
ing-rooms. Large Glasses lent on hire, exchanged, or ware-
housed for sale.

Plate Glass hr windows fitted in at a greater relatlirt advan-
tage than Crown Glass. •
London, England, 1821-05-04

TDB BALL AND SUPPER.

At night his MAJESTY gave a splendid Ball and
sumptuous Supper at Carlton-House, which was at•
tended by upwards of One Thousand of the Nobility
and Gentry. There was no political distinction of
Party. The Marquis and MarChioness of LA NS..
DOWSE, the Earl of DA RNLEY and the Ladies Buotr,
Lord GmeNvit.t.s, &c. were among the company in-
vited. The brilliant assemblage did not separate till
a late hour this morning.

We have received to-day the Paris Papers of Mon.
day, and those of Madrid to the 18th ult. It will be
perceived with regret, from the subjoined extracts, that
a considerable tendency to agitation and disturbance
prevails in some parts of the northern provinces of
Spain:
London, England, 1821-05-04

ALL IN ONE DAY, 17TH MAY.

SWIFT and Co. solicit the public attention to the
Scheme for the Drawing of the LOTTERY on the 17th
THIS MONTH.—Ticket and Share Chances for the 4,007
Prizes sure to be drawn on that day, are now selling at SWIFT
asd Co.'s Offices, No. 11, POULTRY; 12, CiimuNG-Ct.044; and
31, ALDOATE HIGH-STREZT, at the following reduced Prices, viz.
Ticket - £l4 14 I Quarter - £3 17 0
Half 713 Eighth - - rl9 6
Sixteenth only Twenty Shillings.

Every Chance must be decided on the 17th MAY, when the
following Capitals are sure to be drawn, viz. Two of £21,000,
Two of X 4,000, Two of £l,OOO, Thirty-seven of £3OO and
£240, &c. &c. and the first 100 Numbers drawn will have an
Extra Chance for Two of X 20,200, Two of £2,000, Two of
£1,050, Twelve of £5OO and £2lO, &c. &c.—Schemes at large
may be had, gratis, at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, where they
Sold, in the Last Lottery, No. 44 a Prize of X 21,000; 2,122,
a Prize of X 2,000; also the very last £30,000 Money Prize
ever drawn.

A LLNUTT'S FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, fltc. &c. prepared solely
' by the Proprietor, S. Awn= Chemist, Portsea ; who returns
his best thanks to the Public for the very extensive patronage
which he has already received, for Ms highly useful FRUIT
LOZENGE, and begs to assure them, that he still continues to
prepare them, with the.same scrupulous care as to the medicinal
virtue cf the fruit, which has obtained for them so distinguished
a reputation. fn Coughs, Sore Throats, and Hoarseness, they
have been particularly useful, the acid (which is solely from the
black currant) tending greatly to allay inflammation, and to pro-
mote a free expectoration; they are perfectly harmless to the
most delicate constitutions.

1k careful to ask for Minutes Fruit Losenges. Sold in boxes
Is. 1 id. each, by all Medicine Venders in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1821-05-04

THE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS.

AS several Druggists and Medicine Venders, in
London, Bath, Cheltenham, &c. are imposing on the
Public by selling spurious and inefficacious preparations under
the name of SEI D LITZ POWDERS, with pirated labels and
directions, the Inventors and Patentees think it necessary to
ir form the Public, that the Medicine cannot be genuine unless
the names of " Savory, Moore, and Davidson, Chemists to the
Royal Family, 136, New Bond-street," are printed on the wrap-
per, and each Bar and Bustle is surrounded with a stamp, on
which " T. Paytherus and Co." is engraved.
London, England, 1821-05-04

THE GENUINE SYRUP OF DE VELNOS:

THE only Depot for this useful Medicine, is N 0.52,
Berner's-street, Oxford-street, where it is prepared accord-
ing to the Recipe of the late Mr. Swamson, intrusted to his Ne-
phew and Successor, PtIr.THONAS CANISAM, alone. The experience
of nearly a century, has proved this Medicine to be the most inno-
cent and effectual alterative. It corrects and purifies the blood;
and those who are afflicted with Scrofula, Leprosy, Scurvy, and
many of those melancholy diseases arising from impurity of the
blood and juices; those who suffer from diseased liver, and for
the dissipations and indiscretions of their youth, or whose con-
stitutions are broken down and debilitated by mercurial, anti-
monial, or arsenic medicines, should submit to a regular course
of the Vegetable Syrup.
The effects of this Medicine are such as not to interrupt either
business or pleasure; it operates on the animal juices, and re-
quires only the common restraint of moderation in diet. It is
dissolved in the chyle of the stomach, is conveyed by the circu-
lating fluids, and corrects their tendency to all those diseases
which originate in vitiated blood. It is a safe, though a power-
ful substitute for mercury, and removes those evils which an
unsuccessful use of that mineral occasions.

Tt is prepared and administered in Berner's-street, under Mr.
Canham's immediate direction, where it is sold at 13s. a bottle ;
it is also sold at Mr. Atkinson s, 198, Bishopsgate-street Without ;
and by Mr. Cauham's other Agents in London, and in every con-
siderable Town in the United Kingdom; and the Concentrated, for
warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the East Indies, viz.
Messrs. Mackintosh and Co. Calcutta ; Messrs. Forbes and Co.
Bombay; and Messrs. Papcll and Jchrson, Madras. .
London, England, 1821-05-04

S!'n. Fitzgerald. by Lady WiMilli Anon.

. .
Mrs. Henry Caetwynd Stapylton, on her marriage.
Mrs. Rim, ts} the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Elizabeth Baker, by the Lord in WAtiny.•
Mrs. Morse. by the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Des VI/elll, by the Lord in W,Liti.ig.
Miss Gosling, by Mrs. Gosling.
Mrs. Gall, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rev. S. Leggett, Chaplain to his Majesty's Forces at Portuninti.-
liajor-General Ballingall, by the lArtdia Waiting.
Miss Scott, by her mother, Mrs. Scott.

Lady Elizabitis Baker, by the Lard in• Waiting.
Duchess of Blartbarough, by the Lord In Waiting. .
Lady Caroline Spencer Churchill, by the bird in W4itiAt.
Lieutenant and Adjutant T. Peebles, Hays! Marinrs.•
Countess Galloway, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lady Caroline Stewart, by the Lord In Waitinc.
Lady Louisa Stewart, by the Lord in Waiting.
Miss Douglas, by Lady A'Ceurt.
Miss Metcalfe, by Viscountess•Ashbronk.

Hon. Mrs. and Miss litre, by Viscountess Pnnismare.
Miss Ogle, by the Hon. Mrs. F.dward Bouverie.
Mrs. Lockwood, on her marriage.
The Countess, of I luutingilou, on her marriage, by Lady Tierney..
Lady Frederick Bentinck, on her marriage.
Mrs. John Portal, on her marriage.
Lady Mary Pelham, by the Countess of Chichester.
Miss G. Macleod, by Lady Emily Macleod.
Mrs. Fitzdarence, on her marriage, by the Lord In Waiting.
Lieut. llowker, 11. N. on appointment to the Northumberland.
The following were presented by the Lord is Waiting
- - - -

Lady William Anson, Mrs. John King and Miss King, Vis-
countess (lawarden, Marchlnoess of Waterford, Mrs. S. Scat,
Mrs. Murchison, Mrs. Ormsby Gore, Mrs. Ham, Mrs. Wal-
lace, Lady E. Lowther, Mrs. Gamier, Lady E. Forteseue,
Mrs. Morse, Lady Clinton, Lady Louisa Lenox, Mrs.Thoxisa
Courtenay, Alrs. Littlestale, Lady Gould, Mt. Mrs. and Rip
J. Porn; Miss Greenwood, Duchess of 'Marlborough, Lloy
C S. Churchill, Miss M. and Miss F. Luxmore, Lady LE
Hatton, two Misses Courtenay, the Hon. Mrs. W. Hare,
Miss Russell, the Rev. George Cowell, Mews. Bruce, Rem.
Admiral Page, Miss Dermot; Mrs. Pigot, Captain It. li,
Collier, Mr. C. Strode, Duchess of Bedford, Mrs. U. Prides%
Brigade-Major Hervey Smith, Lady Brown.

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London, England, 1821-05-04

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT-Tarr

6 to 1 apt Gustavus
7 to 1 apt Jock •
T to I apt Mr. Batsces Two
11 to 1 apt Charm

4 to 1 agst My Lady
9 to 2 agst Augusta
11 to 2 agst Mica

;RSA L'S YESTERDAY.

13 to 1 apt Reginald
14 to 1 agst Morel
14 to I agst Cow;lip
to I agar any otli3r.
at.
8 to I apt Zeal
11 to 1 agst Mirth

ST. LTAIER.
7to 1 apt Jack Spiggot I :22 tow I
aagpstt
ASannndabecbeiltia
12 to 1 agst Colwell
Sir John Shelley's horse Antar, Bst. 71b. is matched wing
Mr. Prendergast's Regent, Bst. 31b. at the Second Newmarket
Spring Meeting, for 200 gs. h. ft.
Major Wilson's c. by Rubens, Bst. 71h. is matched against Mr.
Dandas's e. by Williamson, Bst. 41h. on the first day of the Cra-
ven Meeting, 1825, for 200 gs, h. ft.
Mr. Collard's r. h. Bellerophon was the winner of the Annual
Easter Plate, rtni for on Tuesday last, on Barham Down.,
beating Mr. Flint's ch. g. Paddy.

DONCASZTIt-

GREAT PERFORMANCE.
A horse belonging to Mr. R. WALTER' of Holborn, was barked
to gallop twenty one miles in an hour, on Wednesday, for One
Hundred Guineas. The ground on which the performance took
place, was from the eleven mile stone, through Croydon, to the
eighteen mile stone. The rider, a boy, was thrown, and the
horse went nearly a mile beyond the boundaries; but the boy,
unhurt, , mounted again, and completed the much, about :3
miles, in four minutes and a half within the given time. The
horse, however, was much distressed.
London, England, 1821-05-04

This day was published, price 4s. corrected to April 17,
The Spring Edition of
STOCKDALE'S CALENDAR, FOR 1821-
Containing:
THE ROYAL CALENDAR.
THE COMPANION TO THE CALENDAR.
Tux Pentacle, with the Arms of the Peers. And
Tux Battottevaoz, with the Arms of the Baronets.
Printed for William &ockdale, 179, Piccadilly.
The Publisher confidently states, that this is the most correct
Edition of the Calendar that has ever appeared.
London, England, 1821-05-04

MADRID, APRIL 19.

This day being Holy Thursday, the King made
preparations for visiting the churches in great pomp,
as is usually done every year. The garrison was ac-
cordingly drawn out under arms. Suddenly contrary
orders were given, and it was announced that the
King, having been for some days indisposed, was at
last obliged to confine himself to his bed. A report
was then circulated that the Ministers had received
alarming news relative to the safety of the. King's
person. One fact is certain, that two men were last
night arrested in the Court of the Palace.
London, England, 1821-05-04

VIENNA, APRIL 9.

The Aulic Council of War has issued orders for
the march of further corps of troops as speedily as
possible to Italy. Our garrison is not numerous at
present, but it is to be reinforced by some regiments
from Bohemia. Sever al towns in Upper and Lower
Austria are left without garrisons. They are guarded
by the Landwehr, part of which force is rendered
moveable.
London, England, 1821-05-04

FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, APRIL 1.

According to the latest accounts, the greatest un-
easiness prevails at tucharest, in consequence of the
Turks leaving their fortresses and approaching the
capital of Wallachia. Many persons are leaving the
country. Yesterday one of the principal personages
of Moldavia departed for Jassy.
London, England, 1821-07-09

SALES BY AUCTION.

GENUINE AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE.
Brilliant Plate, Pier, and Chimney Glas:es, of large dimemiar,
handsome Cu:-glass Chandeliers and Lustres, Bronze sal
Or-melt Parisian Time-pieces, Girandnles and Candelabra,
a Grand and a Square Piano-forte, and various other Egon.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick -street, Golden-sqnare),
On the Premies, Na. 12, Hilt-street, Rerkcley-square,
TO-MORROW, the'lnth of July, 1821, and following ,s7Ol
17.1etren o'(lock, •
THE Gen,:ine and Elegant HODS! HOLD nit•
N ITU RE, the prnperty of a Gentleman;
Compring. lofty Foer-pest, Tent, and other Bedsnatt ,witk
Chintz-cotten rod 1.).1.m.dc Furttirm.,:,; prime se.a.,n,(l
, beds rnd Butlding, sopurb suit, s of Draveiag room Vialacts
Damask, and Yeliow Satin French-rod Whadow-carala ; (k.
onacs, Couch:s, Sofas, and Ch s, ea mike; Btlihoit ts,
Pier, and Ch;-nney Glasses, of large -dimens !AN ; hood. me
Cut-glass Chandeliers and Lustres, Bronze and Ormola I%trii a
Time-pieces, Girz:dules and Candelabras, a Cra••4 ant a Scrims
Piano-forte, Cabinets, &c. Searle, and Pawn-colJur Cl b
and Breakfast-room Windaw-cl.rtainr, Sofas and C: Si:,. n site,
in red Morocco; excellent well-made Cab:,:et ...:•izi .n hoe.
wood and ,:abogany ; Dining. Card, Sofa, Lon, Pembroke, rk,
and other Tables; Library Bookcas‘s and Tables, W .iorobes.
Chests of Drawers, &c. Turkey, Brussels, and Kidderminster
Carpets and Hearth-rugs; polished Steel Cut Fenders and Dm
Irons, Kitchen Requisites, and numerous other Ataides.
To be viewed on Friday, Saturday, and Monday p..a.sslaat the
Sale, and Catalogues, Is. each, to be had on the Premises, and d
Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
NOBLE BRILLIANT PLATE, PIER, AND CHIMNEY

GLASSES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick-street, Gulden-aquare).
On the Premises, No. 12, lill-street, Berkeley-squat
On Wt.:. :c. nay next, July 11, at Twelve olitick,
The Property of a Gentleman,

SEVEN Noble Brilliant PLATE, PIER, and
C 1111; ;T. ASSES, of large dimensions, viz.
(;lass Plitt, 42 by 64.
One do. do. 72 by 60.
One do. do. 71 by 48.
Three do. in two Plates each, Bottom Plates 90 by
Top do. 58 by M.
One do. Bottom Plate 90 by 42, Top Plate 51 by 41.
To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the &leg
and Catalogues had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Was-
wick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1821-07-09

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

•i'-4,6‘42yt;,*

The following is the order of NAPOLEON'S Funeral Procession :
Napoleon Bertrand, son of The Priests, in full
the Marshal. robes.
Dr. Arnott, 20th Itegt. Bonaparte's Physician.
Grenadiers THE BODY,
In a Car, drawn by four horses. } Grenadiers.
.
Twenty-four Grenadiers—twelve on each side, to carry the body
down a steep hill, where the Car could not go.
IBoednbayparttwoe'sservHaonrstes,.
Marshal Bertrand.
Count Montholon
3 Madame Bertrand and Daughter, iserums.
Servants. in an open vehicle.
Servants.
Naval Officers.
Staff Officers.
Members of Council.
General Coffin. Marquis de Atontehenu.
The AdmiraL Ile Governor.
Servants 3 Lady Lowe and Daughter, servants.
.
in an open vehicle. I
Servants.
Dragoons.
St. Helena Volunteers.
St. Helena Regiment.
St. Helena Artillery.
Sixty-sixth Regiment.
Royal Marines.
Twentieth Regiment.
Royal Artillery.
. .

Eleven rounds of 33-pouiiders were 'fired during the funeraL
He was put into a leaden coffin, in his plain uniferm dress,
star, orders, &c. the leaden one was inclosed in two formed of
mahogany ; the outer coffin bad plain top and sides, black ebony
round the edges, and silver bead-screws raised above the lid.
Napoleon is buried in a very romantic spot, situated in a val-
ley near a place- callkl Hut's Gate. A private letter says; " I
here relate the cause of his choice. When be first arrived, Mar-
shal Bertrand resided at Hut's Gate, until a house was built for
him near the Ex-Emperor's. who frequently visited the Gene-
ral's family, and he (Bonaparte) would very often stroll down to
a spring of excellent water (considered the best water on the
Island), and order It en to be brought that he might drink.
Madam.: and Marshal Bertrand were always with him, and he
several times said to them, if it pleases GOD that I should die
oss this rock, have me buried on this spot,' which he pointed
oat, near the spring, beneath some willow trees."
The following is an extract from a letter, dated his Majesty's
ship Vigo, in Sr. Helena Roads, 7th May :—" Bonaparte was
taken ill on the 17th of March last. He immediately save him-
self up, refuting medicines, would not for some time permit the
Medical Department to see hint, grew melancholy, lost his ap-
petite, and frequently said be was certain he should soon die ;
which event tnoh place on Saturday evening, May 5, abot.! ten
mimiti I,efiwe itist at the setting of the Sell. It !.as n.

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TO BR LET,
And entered upon inunediatelr, •
A GOOD BA KEE-lOUSE and PASTRY-COOK'S
SR. SHOP, in one of the best situations in Weymouth. Rent
and Mixes low.
Inquire of Mr. J. Blekeman, 'Weymouth, if by letter, post
paid.
WANTED, in a RED WARE POTTERY, a
good WHEEL ALAN. A sober, industrious man,
will meet with a constant shop of work and good wages.
Inquire of Mr. J. Blekeman, Weymouth, if by letter, post

GENERAL ATLAS FOR SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES.
This day was published,
By BALDWIN, CRADOCK, and Joy, 47, Paternoster.row,
OSTELL'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS; con-
taining di,tinct Maps of all the principal States and King-
dom.: throughout the World, from the latest and best Authorities,
including a 314 p of Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, and
Canaan or Judea : the whole correctly engraved upon 30 Plates,
royal 4to. and beautifully coloured Outlines. Price 18s. neatly
half-bound; or, full coloured, price One Guinea.
rr The Publishers offer the above Atlas to Schools, as the
most correct, the most useful, and, at the same time, the cheapest,
ever executed. They have no hesitation in saying, that it wants
only to be seen to be universally adopted : it is already used in
many of the most respectable Seminaries in the Empire.—
N. B. A new Set of Plates have been recently engraved, cor-
rected to the present time.
London, England, 1821-07-09

TIIIS EVENING.

The Countess of JiRSEY't. rout, Berkeley-square.
The Earl and Countes: of NIANSFILLIeg dejetahi, Caen Wood.
Lady Row Lev's bull, Lower Grosvenor-street.
Lady Lsnerse's rout, Manchester-square.
The lion. Mrs. Lucat's quadrille ball.
Mrs. T. 3ot:es's rout, Portman-square.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 13rtio's party, St. Jamcs's-square.
Fancy dress ball, at WILLIS'S Rooms.
TO-MORROW.

The lion. Mr. Wrsl's quadrille ball, U:rper Grosvenor-street.
Earl and Countess Via mast's entertain nwnt robvenor-square.

WEDNESDAY.

The Marchioness of SALISZURY'S whist party, Arlington-street.
The Earl and Countess of ARRAS% party, Dover-street.
„PisIIACIL'S grand ball.

THURSDAY.

The Countess COWPER'S rout, George-street, Hanover-square.
Lady RAZISDEN'S rout, Piccadilly.
Mrs. Kram's rout, Portland.place.
Mrs. Gairryrn's ball, Brampton Hall.

FRIDAY.
Mrs. Tuoursmes musical party, Cr
Mrs. Bcaa's rout, Glouzester-place.

SATURDAY.

The Duke of Gi

6's entertainment, Gloucester House,

Park-lane.

The Duke of WI

es party, Apsley Noun._

CAUSE OF GRAVITATION, HEAT, &C.—MT. HERA-
PATH, the Conductor of a respectable Academy in
the neighbourhood of London, has lately published
in the Annals O. Philosophy, an elaborate mathema-
tical developement of the long-famed objects of
scientific research, the Cause and Laws of Heat and
Liravitation. Mr. HERAPATH very candidly attri-
butes the whole of his success, to his having pursued
a hint given by the great NEWTON. In opposition to
the present received notions he follows the ideas of
BACON and NEWTON, and makes heat to consist in a
vibratory motion of the particles. The absolute de-
gree of cold he computes to be 4•SO degrees of Fahren-
heit below the freezing point. and in a note informs
us that he has succeeded in some experiments on
heat in high temperatures, and finds the mean error
et his theory, by seven experiments of his own and
two of DE Lues, not more than 1-10th of a degree;
the mean error of the old theory being eight degrees."
—Mr. HERAPATII, whose ideas coincide with those
adopted by Norton, considers Attraction, Repulsion,
Cohesion, tem not to be essential to matter, but the
effects et an extremely subtile fluid pervading all Na-
ture, which he has computed may be so exceedingly
active, as to produce no sensible effects on the system
of the universe, in a period many million million times
195,779,606,762,610 Yeats. The same Author is, we
perceive, now publishing in the Annals A Mathe-
matical Llevelopernent of the Causes and Laws of the
Phenomena, adduced in support of the Hypothesis of
Calorific Capacity, Latent Heat, Sze."—a stiLject so
generally interesting and so inipoi tant to the scientific
world will, nc have no doubt, tect.ive that attention
to which it is entitled.

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London, England, 1821-05-03

NAVAL lATELLIGENCE.

PEERAISCE. APRIL 30.—The Birmingham, ROT/WWI:CR, from
Cardiff for Havre, struck on the Rundle Stone this morning and
sunk. Two of the crew were picked up-by a fishing boat, har-
ing saved themselves in a booty hutch.
FALI4OUTII, Aran. 50.—Wind N.—The sloop Teatshill, which
struck on the Black Rock, on Saturday evening, and sunk, has
been got up and brought in here. The greater part of her cargo
has been washed away, owing to a large hole bring in her bot-
tom. The passengers, five in number, lust every article they had
on board, and were with difficulty saved.
PLTMOUTH, Mar I.—Arrived off this Port, the Harrison,
Davis, from Sierra Leone, in 65 days, and sailed again fnr
Li-
verpooL The Ann, Coner.a, from Teignmouth for St..lohn's„
New Brunswick, was wrecked on the 19th of April, in lat. 45.
40. long. 17. 30.—crew saved by the Sally, James, of Helford,
and landed here last evening.
DEAL, MAY IL—Wind Eastward, thick and foggy.—Arrived
and remain, the Ganges, CIOVERS, from It•sgal ; Hope, Scar;
from Cardiff for Antwerp ; and a fleet of coasters. The Regulus
transport, for Cork and Halifax, still remains.
Haawicx, Mar 2.—Arrived, the Charlotte packet, with a
Mail from Gottenburgh. Sailed, the Leicester packet for Cux-
haven, Princess Charlotte packet for Holland, and the Alliances
packet for Gottenbargh, each with a Mail.

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London, England, 1821-05-03

HEA 10.668.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,
j ASTLEY'S, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE)..
to The success which has attended the opening of this exten-
sive Sommer Theatre, far surpasses anythi.4 experienced
swing the last five years. The Boxes have been nightly filled
With the First Families of Rank and Fashion, while the Pit
and (p-ry have overflowed at an early hour. The grand
.specsseie of the Secret nue retains all its original popularity,
"and the new Comic Pantomime, which terminates the Even-
ing's Entertainment, has been pronounced one of the most
amusing Harlequinades produced for some years.
JHIS PRESENT EVENING, Thursday,•May 3,
To.morrow, and Saturday, at Half-past Six o'Llock pre-
cisely, an entirely new Comic Ballet of Action, called
111 E SAILOR'S FROLIC.

Immediately after which, tenth time these two years, a Grand
Equestrian Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, called
THE SECRET MINE.
With entirely new splendid Scenery, Dresses, Decorations,
and extensive Platforms, for the fit display of the beautiful
Said of Horses.
In the Course of the evening HORSE
A Comic. Song, by Mr. HEURINO.
The whole to conclude with (tenth time) an entirely new
Harlequinade, replete with extensive new Scenery, Machinery,
lifechanical Changes, Transformations, Dresses, and Decorations,
founded on, and called,
IIO6.IitTIPS APPRENTICES; oa,
laocs: ♦Mn IDLESESS.

Rues 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery Is.—Doors open at Half-past Five,
.and begin at Half past Six.---Second Price at Ilalf-past Eight.
Places to be taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the llnt-Office, from
Tea 01 Four.—Private Boxes nightly.
0- In preparation, and speedily will be produced, an en-
Crely New Grand Military Spectacle Drama, with new Scenery,
;lichinery, Dresses, 8:c. called Galaixxxcti rtes HIGHLAT:II)
Waxcu-:run. In which Sir. Cowen will make his first appear-
aecc at this Theaue.
London, England, 1821-05-03

11 A arum

Thursday, April 26, at St. llclerea Church, Ahingrhm, Mr.
John llemrninc, of Oxford, to Miss Applehre, of Abingdon.
Monday, at St. George's, Hanover-•qu.ire, Sir Charles Gray,
one of the Judges of the Supreme Court at Madras, to Elizabrtli,
daughter of Sir Samuel Clack Jerv.zise, lint. of T 'worth Park.
Hampshire.
April 23, at Cowdenknows, Dr. Ninian Hill, of Greenock, to
Janet, only child of Janes Ramsay, I'aq.
Monday, at St. George's Church, llanover.squsre, Mips.
Alexander Robson, of .the 19:h Regiment, to Eliza, widow a
the late Thomas Charles Pattie, of Canton, China.
London, England, 1821-05-03

SPDXTING INTELLIGENCE.

The Earl of DAILLINGTON'S crack' pack of Yorkshire Fox-
bounds, are almost the only ones that continue to keep the field.
Mr. MERIT has purchased, to seed to Russia, Mr. TINSIT'S
Raphael by Rubens, out of Iris, Evadne by Haphazard, and
Phidias by Pericles.

EPSOM RACE&
THE SURREY HUNTERS' MEETING, MAY 2.
The Course was well attended, and the sports were very good.
The Farmers Stakes of 90gs. given by the Earl of Derby, and
H. JoMile, Esq. added to a Subscription of 3p. each.
Mr. Gardner'sbr. m. 5 yrs. old, list. 61b. 1
1
Mr. Sellwood's b. g. - 2 2

*The Judge placed but two; nine started—Two to one on the
Field.—Dlr. Gardner, of Coombe Wood, rode the winner.
Sweepstakes of togs. each, for Horses not thorough-bred.
Mr. Fisher's b. m. 1 1

Dlr. Sbaw's br. in.

011ta
Thompson:s b. g.

lilr. 'rattenall's ch. in.

Q 2

3 4

4 5

L. a
Shaw's mare the favourite ; even upon her after the heat.
Sweepstakes of 15gs. wick. Craven weights.
Mr. King's Philip, 4 yrs. old, Bst. 91b. 1
Mr. Dockray's Carbon, 3 yrs. old, list. 2
Mr. Fisher's Denmark, 3 yrs. old, Bst. 3
blr. Glew's Sappho, 5 yrs. obi, 9st. 111 b. 4
Six to four agst. Carbon, two to one agst. Philip. and four to
one mt. Sappho.--11/r. Tattersall superintended these Races.
• SAILING ON DRY-LAND!"
A novel machine; invented by a Gentleman of Christ College,
Cambridge, was tried last week at Newmarket. In shape it is
nearly that of an isosceles triangle, and moves with the broad end
-forward, 011 four wheels. It has a boson 34 feet long, and a very
high mast. It will carry 12 persons, at the rate of Warty miles en
A.msr. To the ask of the hinder wheels is fired a rudder. It
cans° on a Wind, and tack, as a vessel at sea, and is capable of,
. being so correctly guided, that the pilaf at pleasure can run the ,
Wheels over a stone.
• • A machine of this sort was constructed in the last century
by &grooms, at Schevaing, in Holland, and is celebrated by
many writers. Its velocity, with a strong wind, is said to have
been so great, that It would carry eight or ten persons front
Scievelilag to Putten, which is forty-two English miles distaste,
In two !sours • it will be seen, however. thilt its celerity has ben
far outstripped by the Newmarket vessel.
London, England, 1821-05-03

LOOKING GLA SS ES.—Saveral large SECOND-
PLATES, suitable for Chimneys, Piers, and Chevals,
are now on Sale, on Reasonable Terms, at Cooper, Elliot, and
Cooper's, gs, J3ishopsgate.street, Within. Some of the Larger
Sizes are admirably adapted for large Dining-rooms and elegant
Drawing-roams. Large Glasses lent on hire, exchanged, or
Warehoused for sale.

Merchants, Captains, and Millers, supplied with Plate Glass,
silvered and framed, on the shortest notice.
London, England, 1821-05-03

SUSSEX, NEAR TONBRIDGE WELLS.

ML ROBINS informs the Public, that he shall
offer, by AUCTION, a very desirable FREE:
BOLD OIL A, late the Residence and Property of Sir JOHN
NaCrEiRSON, Bart. most delightfully situate at FR.INT, in the
county of SUSSEX, with Coach-house, Stable, and Out-offices,
Garden, Pleasure-grounds, and Land, in all about SEVENTY-
THREE ACRES, beautifully tliversifi.:d by hill and dale,
highly ornamented with thriving Timber Plantation, and Ever-
greens, with delightful Walks of great ext,:nt, laid out with ex-
quisite taste, with Arbouts, Seats, Banqueting-hous.! in the India
style of architecture, Fish-ponds, &c. &e. and a Stone Quarry,.
adapted for the purpose bf building. Frant is about two flutes and
shalt from Tunbridge Wells, in a very delightful part of the
Patty of Sussex, excellent neighbourhood, and about thirty-
eight miles from London.

To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
lad of slr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu-aquare.
London, England, 1821-05-03

On the Ist of May was published, No. V. of

THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE (NEW
SERIES), printed on a new and very improved: plan, and
containing :
The Continuation of Mr. Campbell's Lectures, on the Poetry of
the Bible.—May Morning.—On Epicurism, by an Amateur.—
Walks in the Garden, No. I.—On the Character of Socrates.—
Memoir of the Right Hon. Henry Grattan.—Grimm's Ghost,
No. 2.—Visit to Mont Blanc, concluded.—Jonathan Kentucky's
Journal.—A Call to the Bar.—Letters from Spain, by Don
Leucadio Doblado, No. 2.—Scientific Amusements, No. 2, the
Autoguton Chess Player.—Memoirs by James Earl of Walde-
grave.—Stanzas on the present state of Greece.—Verses oa the
Death of a Child of eight years old.—The River Lau, Don-
nington Castle, Sonnets, Melody, &c.—Original Correspondence.
—New Publications, with Critical Remarks.— Lyon and
Ritchie,' Tray.ds in Northern Africa, &c. &c.—Fine Arts.—
Sir J. Leicester's Gallery.—The Drama.—Varieties, Literary
and Scientific.—The New Antarctic Land.—London Astro-
nomical Society, &c.—Foreign Varieties.—Rural Economy.—
On the Decay of Fruit Trees, by the Rev. W. Williamson, &c.
—Useful Arts—New Inventions and Discoveries.—New
tents.—Reports, Literary, Meteorological. Agricultural, and
CommerciaL—Political Events. Interesting Occurrences.—
Promotions, Births, Marriages, and Deaths, with Biographical
Particulars of the Archbishop of CasheL—Michael B. Ryan,
Esq.--. Mr. John Keats.—M. De Fontanes, Alexander Ste-
phens, &c. &e.
To prevent disappointment, those who desire to commence
with the New Series of this Journal, are requested to send their
orders without delay to their respective Booksellers or News-
men. It may also be regularly transmitted abroad, by applying
to the General Post Office or to any local Postmaster.
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street ; Bell and
Bradfute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1821-05-03

NAVAL MONUMENT.

Saturday last being the Anniversary of the Birth.
day of the late Lord Viscount 'McLvit.t.s, the foun-
dation of the monument erecting to his memory, in
the centre of St. Andrew's-square, Edinburgh, by the
Royal Navy and Marines of the United Empire, was
laid by Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE, K.C.B. and
Admiral amity, Commander-in-Chief, assisted by
other Naval Officers. An appropriate Prayer was
offered up on the occasion by the Very Reverend
Principal BAIED. This structure is to be an exact re-
presentation of the celebrated Column of Trajan as
Rome, and must consequently prove highly orna-
-mental to the splendid metropolis of Scotland.
The current coins of the realm, an almanack, and ,
several newspapers, were deposited in a crystal bottle,
hermetically sealed; as also the following inscription,
engraved on a plate of gold :
In Memoriam
Vire reipublicz gerrndz peritissitni,
lIENRICI DUN DAS,
Qui, regante Georgio Tertio,
Temporibus gloria haud minus quans pericolo plenis,
Priefectus Navalis aesarii
Itegi a Secretis,
Septemvirorum Navalium Princeps,
Chasibus Britannia bene feliciterque consulende,
'l4 Optimus Nautarum Arnicus ;"
In perpetuutn haberi meruit,
Hzc columna collocate est, .
Sociis Navalibus et Classiariis Sumptum
Sponte conferentibus, ut
Admirantis etgrati animi extaret ad posteros
MONCIIES.TL-51,
Anno Domini arncccxxt Georgii Quarti Reseed* Hit
On the inverse side;
To the Memory of
that illustrious Statesman,
HENRY DUNDAS,
LOW) VISTOUNT hinvictz,
During the eventful and glorious reign of George
successivtly Treasurer of the Navy, one of the
Principal Secretaries of State, and
First Lord of the Admiralty,
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
Whose unwearied and successful exertions to promote she
interests of the British Navy, have justly entitled
him to be ever esteemed
The Seaman's best Friend:
This Monumental Column is erected
by the
Voluntary Contributions of the Officers Petty OSP"
Stamen, and Marines, of the Royal Navy
of these United Kingdoms,
as a Testimonial of Admiration and Gratitude,
in the year of our Lord, 1821,
and in the seared year of the reign of
His Majesty King George IV.
There was deposited at the same time, and in the
same manner, a silver plate, with the names of the
Committee of Management inscribed upon it.
The Naval Committee, and several of. the friends
and admirers of the late Lord Mrt.viu.s, (lined xe,..
gather at the Waterloo Tavern in the evening, Ad-
miral OTWAYb Commander-in-Chief, in the Chair.

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London, England, 1821-05-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. BY NG presented Petitions from the Vestries of St.
James's and St. Martin's-in-the- Fields, praying that a law might
be passed to prohibit the boys of Newsmen and others from
blowing horns in the streets.—Laid on the table.
Mr. S. BOURNE presented a Petition from• General Thorn-
ton, complaining of the unreasonable severity of the 25th of
George 11. which enacted that all houses where dancing and
other public entertainments were carried on without licence
from four Magistrates, should be considered and treated as dis-
orderly. The Petition recapitulated the circumstances attend-
ing a recent enforcement of this Act with respect to a number
of persons who were assembled for the purpose of dancing, in a
house in St. Martin's-lane, and prayed the repeal of .the afore-
said Act.—The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Colonel CA WTHORNE moved for an Account of all -Ships
built and registered in Great Britain for the last seven years.—
Ordered.

Colonel DAVIES presented a Petition from certain Seed
Merchants of Worcester, complaining of the privalent adultera-
don of Clover and Trefoil Seeds, and praying that Legislative
measures might be taken to prevent it. The Honourable Colo-
nel stated that it was his, Intention, next week, to make a motion
on the subject.—The Petition was ordered to be printed.
Sir R. WILSON presented a simile Petition from certain
Seed Merchants of London, Southwark, and Westminster.—
Ordered to be printed.
Mr. H UTC HINSON gave notice that, on Friday next, before
the House resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, he would
make some observations on certain events now passing in Europe,
which he thought were calculated to interfere with the liberties
of this country.
Mr. Serjeant ONSLOW gave notice that he should, on the
altd Instant, move for a Select Committee to inquire into the
Age of the Orphans' Fund.
Mr. BANKES moved that the Estimate for the British Mu-
seum be referred to the Committee of Supply.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved that
the House on its rising do adjourn to Friday.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1821-05-03

EIYTON,S,TOCK-BROKER, 2, ConNutti,.and Lom-
SARD.STILIVIN has to announce to the Public, that Tickets
4nd Shares of Chances for a New Lottery, whichl will be de-
cided 17th May, are now on &de at his futtunate Office, at un-
Frocedented low prices, viz. Ticket only 14 Guineas, Half
47.133. Quarter £3. i Ts. rtiskth £l. 19s. 6d. Sixteenth 40 'Shit-
Lings. Eery Ticket deeitles,us own fate, and no other. Forty-
lour Capital', including Two of £21,000, Two of 4,000 are sure
At be drawn on the 17th of MAT.

F.YTON solicits the kind patronage of the Public_ at his
'ovulate Office, 2, Cornhill ; where an Business in the Funds is
transacted with fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1821-05-03

Cheap Lottery!—Great Capitals!—No Classes!—
No reserve of Tickets I—No suspense !
ALL IN ONE DAY, 17TH OF THIS MONTH
(MAY).
ler Every Mika or Share drawn singly, each deciding its own
fate and no other.
irr Every Ticket or Share putchased before 17th of This Month
(May), is sure to be decided that Day, when ALL the
£21,000 -Prizes' and all the other 4,005 Capital and other
Prizes, must be drawn.
Er The Tickets ate issued in Chances of Ticket, Half, Quarter,
Eighth, and Sixteenths and the following are the Prices
for the 17th MAY onlY
Ticket ..... ....£l4 14 0 I Quarter £3 17 0
I lalf 7 13 0 I Eighth 1 19 6
• Sixteenth only One Pound
The Ticket and Share Chances are selling by
I'. BISII, Stock. Broker,
No. 4, CORNIIILT., and 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON;
Who shared and sold, in the last Lottery,
-2,053, Class A
.2,888, Class A THREE of ............ £91,000.
t,488, Class B
And several !Minor Capitals.
And by all his Agents in the Country.
Er. Schemes, with full Particulars, gratis.