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London, England, 1818-09-19

MARGATE, SEPTEMBER 17

The following melancholy circnmseance Occurred
here yesterday, about four o'clock in the afternoons
As a Gentleman from London, whose name is Wood.-
ycr, and Mr. Webb, the celebrated Irish singer, were
about to take an airing before dinner, in the former's
gig, on the Birchington-road, the horse, in entering
High-street from Cecil-square, made a sudden spring,
turned round, and one of the wheels came in contact
'with a post ; the shock snapped the shafts and threw
both the Gentlemen out on the pavement with great
violence. Mr. Webb was taken up senseless, and
carried to Mr. Nlunton's shop. Dr. Waddington was
immediately sent for, who,bled him and he was put
to bed, dreadfully bruised,. particulluly on the tight
hip, elbow, and knee-pan. Mr. Woodyer lbrtunately
escaped with less injury. The horse finding himself
disengaged, ran furiously down High-street with the
parts of the shafts. When near the Post Office, a
poor woman with a child in her arms was struck on
the head by one of the broken shafts, knocked down,
and died almost instantly : the child escaped unhurt.
The animal then pursued his course, when coming
to the railway near the York Hotel, he leaped over,
and also over the railing at the bottom of the Parade.
Ile then directed his course up to the Market, and
into an entry, where lie was secured. A boy was
also knocked down, but only received a slight wound
'on the head. The )ody of the poor woman now lies
at the Workhouse, until the Coroner's Jury sit to-
morrow. A liberal subscription has been entered
into for the husband and her nine children, thus de-
prived of their mother. Mr. Webb had only finished
his engawment, and taken his benefit at the Theatre
the evening before. Not the slightest blame attaches
to the Gentleman that drove. _

Last night a collier brig broke from her moorings,
and running against Garner's Library, carried away
part of the balcony nest to the water, and did some
damage to the bathiag-rooms.
London, England, 1818-09-19

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T—
HE Public are respectfully informed, that this
new Article of foruign and domestic commerce is now
brought to a degree of perfection far beyond expectation. Tts
reperierity in economy, neatness, and durability, appears to be
fully established by experience, and confirmed by general ra-
coon—A Variety of new Patterns bave.recently been brought
-eon abet the Matinfuture, In a varlet), of widths, for Rooms,
Stairsacc.continuestobe sold by HAY WARD and TURNEY,
at their Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehouse, No. IS, 'Change-
alley, Corehrn, London.—Tt is also to be had at melt of the re-
specuble Upholstery and Carpet Warehouses throughout the
Kingdom.
BCPERIOR BEAVER RATS, AT ONLY TetzNfr
SHILLINGS.--IMPORTANT SAVING.
'PRANKS and TAYLOR, Manufacturers, of WE
LINGTON-HOUSE, corner of Reda-ism-street, Ba ix
eel, respettfully aequsint the Public, they are selling
New-Invented Light Oval Shape Double Covered Beaver
se much admired for their beauty of colour, and always rwitin-
tag their shape, and ouly 205. The unbounded patronage Oro
to these matchless flats fully indicates their superiority liver
every other Hat offered to public nodce, and mused several
Retailers of Hate to assume the name et the Manufaumeng and
endeavour to foist on the Public anlnferise BM, by giving *Oa
a hest of good qualities.
The Capital that Pavers and Tomas eamemeill melds them
le make large pirrehum of Furs, midis the Trade in general
are obliged to buy on credit, and in small qquaaanntities, ready
mundattured Hats, ennwonsiney it is-only dssdving the Public,
and ultimately injuring ihemmlves to attempt any Competition
with FaAns and Talus.
nuance and Tarte% are net in any way owuperned with •
Retail-house is Beecb.euse•—nerve of Plunks. N. unpaid
London, England, 1818-10-03

PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER 30.

Wind S.E —The Lo;clCollingwood, FUDGE, which
sailed 2Sth instant, for 'Malaga, put back the same
evening, having carried away her chain-plates—
sailed again this morning.
BCItLY, SEPTEMBER 25.
Came. in the La CiergeVarie, —, from Antwerp
to Lisbon, with loss of her bowsprit, head-sails, and
rigging; she ram repair.
London, England, 1818-10-03

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 2.

Wind S.E.--Arrived the Brilliant transport, Born-
WELL, from Ceylon and Cape of Good Hope, with
troops ; sailed from the Cape 12th July ; spoke the
brig Success, for the Brazils, and the Palmer, from
Calcutta for London. • The John, and anotherstrans-
port, were Klima from the Cape for England about
the 15th of July.
London, England, 1818-10-03

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 1.

The Seaforth, eic.;;;BV, from Bombay for Liver-
pool, was at St. Helena about. 4th August. The
William Dawson, SCOTT, from Liverpool to Calcutta,
Csedthe Cape of Good Hope 13th of June, with a
wind.
,
London, England, 1818-10-03

HULL, OCTOBER 1,

The King George, Gokocnr, from Leith to London,
which put in here yesterday through stress of wea-
ther, and with the loss of an anchor, has sailed again.
COWES, OCTOBER E.
_ _ _ _

Wind S.&W.—Put bicklast evening the Arnerican
ship Nepos, and sailed again to-Jay for London.

CUST.O' ''-HOUSE, LON1)0!•7, OCTOBER 9.

Sinn ENTERED INMARD3.—JOhn, Darnett, from St. Peters-
burgh ; Fricdens, Larren, from Dram ; Enterprize, Franklin,
and Piat off, Horn, from Petersburgh ; Aid, Craig, from Memel;
tke Zealous, Anderson, Nautilus. Bolter, Providence, Morrisc.n,
Enterprize, Weeden, and Caledonia, Murray, from Riga ; Re-
liance, Smith, and Frederica, Burtlet, irons Dantzic ; Briton,
Cram, from Jamaica; Neptnnus, Dopes, from Altona ; Ztalust
Boer, Jonge Jacobus, and Wybes, Jorge Mayeria, from Am-
sterdam; Lark, .Anderson, from Blalag-a • the Vrouve Helena,
Aoaden, from Embden; Vrouve llarma, i•hompson, from Mid-
dleburgh ; and Reliance, Smith, from Dar.tric.
Ourwaam--Richard, Noble, fur Demerara; Kahn, Shake-
spear, and Duckenfield, Hood, for Jamaica Jutfrouw Akka,
Fylesnan, for Antwerp ; and Neptur.e. Srranach, for Oitend.

An attempt was made to set fire to a carpenter's
shop of the Engineer department in the GatTi.ion at
Sheerness, about the middle of the night, en the -21st
ult. by some person or persons lir:known.
The PHAETON frigate, Captain DIL LOti, 'will sail
in a few days from Spithead for Calcutta, and return
immediately to England.
Authentic accounts from the coast of Africa state,
that the Spaniards shave transported a greater num-
ber of Slaves to the West Indies in three months of
the present year, than in the same interval in any
preceding year.
Thursday the Dutch frigate Dolphin, from the
Texel, bound to the coast of Africa, arrived in the
Downs. She has on board 50 slaves, which are to he
returned to their native home by the humane or-
der of the Dutch Government, after which she
will proceed to the Dutch Islands in the West Indies.
On her coming into the Downs, she saluted his Ma-
jesty's ship SEVERN N% ith 15 guns, which compliment
was immediately returned from the SEVERN.
The Anniversary of the Birth-day of NAPOLEON
BONA PA RTE has been celebrated at Baltimore by a
number of French Officers. Among the toasts drank
were the following :
" France, our Country—May she gain again the Great Man
by whom she was once commanded, and revenge herself of the
Insults which she has received."

61 Napoleon the Gre.At !—May the last drop of our blood serve
to restore him to the French People."
" Napoleon the Second, his Son, and the People of France."
" Eocene Napoleon, a great Captain."
" Maria Louisa, WIN to Bonaparte."—.Thsten Paper.
London, England, 1818-10-03

ARMY IN INDIA.

The following is the distribution of the centre and
right divisions of the Grand Army, according to
General Orders, dated 14th February, 1813 :

EUROPEAN TROOPS.

Horse Artillery . Meerut.
Rocket Artillery (via Futtygurh) - - Dings
Bth Dragoons
24th Ditto
14th Foot
27th Ditto
Flank lkittalion
NATIVE CAVALRY.
4th Regiment

NATIVE INFANTRY.
Ist Batt. 7th, and 2.d Batt. 11th Regiments, Etawah.
Ist Batt. tlth ' Cawnpore.
2d Ditto 12th
Ist Ditto 24th
Ist Ditto 25th
2d IMito 25th (Goverroi-General's Escort) Lucknow.
Ist Ditto 29th

The European flank Battalion to march to Alla-
habad, and on its arrival there to be dissolved—the
detachments of which it is composed to proceed to
their distination as follows:

The companies of his Majesty's 17t11 foot to con-
tinue their route, by 1•Ind, to Gazeepore.
The detachments of his Majesty's Sith regiment,
the European regiment, and his Majesty's 59th foot,
'to embark in beats and drop down the river to the
head-quarters of their respective regiments at Dina-
pore, Berhiiipere, 'and Fort William.
Captain SwtsTo,r,. with the head-quarters of the
Pioneers, is directed, by another General Order, to
proceed to Agra, whence two companies are to be
detached to Delhi, for the putpose of being employed
on the works of that City;
Sir Timm As flutLoi is ab6ut to return fret India,
and Sir C UAsiss COLVILLI is to suLY:eed him as
Commander-in-Chief at Madras.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER

Wind West—The Industry, Daaw, 18 days from
Malaga, for London.; has put tts here for provisions ;
she Wilt sad again this evening. Sailed the Pitt,
KING, ftom Jamaica, for London.
London, England, 1818-10-03

tICHARD HEAVE, Secretary.

SURANCE COMPANY,
tet, Burlington hardens, London.
t Assurances of every descrii
lowinenta of Children, the
;nder-leasos for two or three .
rid all Securities of this Nature,
magement which no similar Establish-
al appearance is dispensed frith
given.

nd .%rmy are flat 'requirc4 to
Wen in actual service.
e, when manifestly committed
litigated to the surviving ltelati
f the Polly. •

at Britain and Ireland are In
-.And a liberal Commission is
Agents, as Well on the first as
niums.

rs OF THE STOMACH,
;STABLE CORDIAL,
:tters Patent.—The salubrious rawest
long anduniverselly acknowledged 1,-
b. It is a pleasant, safe, and effi
erg, excruciating pain or *paint:
Suess, vomiting, Eatulence, ern
acreages the appetite, prothotts
nick and bowels. In fainting, lowa..
Iterical atrophy, it is highly beneficial
erishing the animal spirits, and givlni
o these qualities must be attrib
c in rheumatic uses ; and in at
Patient, when every effort of
sin. It has also recently been
le of preventing sea4ickneses
its greatest purity by the
5, St. Paul s Chnrcblard, London,
ach.

DER AND ANALEPTIC
prepared by Messrs.NEWßl
cipts existing under )Sr.James's 1
Lr Father and Grandfather, when
let Proprietors in these celebrated

re been misrepresented as Agents
his concern ; bat their right In the
I in them, as in any of the descendants
Le genuineness of their preparations
• well by the chemical analysis
r. "iment, as by the continued sup}
led Establishments in the kingdom.
sold by Messrs. Newbery, at tt
. Palltll Church-yard, Londcin, .
Ind by their Agents, Mr. ganier
sus. Bayley and Blew, Coekspur-i
carefully observe, that the words
Bog's," arc opgraved in the stamp -
or box.
London, England, 1818-10-03

HOSPITAL, CHELSEA,
th September, 1818.

- .
ct of the 55th Year of
ri it i, enacted, that the Out-1
in future, be paid quarterly,
r Notice is hereby given, by

the Lords and others, Commis.
rs of the said Hospital, that all

ug in London, or within the
ire required, to appear personal
Instructions, and Certificates
Mee in the said Hospital, on
lifferent classes, according to
idermentioned ; when attendance
it in the morning, until three'
t of a quarter of a year's pension
ember next.
le sth of OCTOBER.

ay, and those at 6cl. to the end

he 6th of OCTOBER.
al Garrison Bagsßon and remain*
ne at 7d. and ed. and all the

the 7th of OCTOBER
the Ist Foot Guards to the

the Bth of OCTOBER.
the 61st Foot, and all the remain-
, also those at tud. per day.
e 9th of OCTOBER.
Ise different Regiments of Cavalry,
s of Foot Guard..
the 10th of OCTOBER.
the 5d Foot Guards, to the end
bat Rate.

he 12th of OCTOBER..
an the Royal Garrison Battalion,
,eats and Corps, and also those

be Mb of OCTOBER.
s. 2d. is.4l. and ts. sd. per
, the 14th of OCTOBER.
. ls. 40. IS. sd. Is. 50.
841. is. ls. 9d. ls.

the 15th of OCTOBER.
and upwards, and those Pensioners
recount of Blindness.
acted, that all the Out-Pension/'$
itai, do pay particular attendon '
ey are required to produce •
they are ordered to transmit .
dajesty's Land Forces in London,
reseribed, on sr hensedinhey
which their Weeses wBl net b,
e subsequent (barter, and they
idr place of abode, as specified
!pitiable necessity, ind duly -

ice, that in consequence of
ted by Pensioners in the Receipt
it is ordered that all Pensioners
T the Pension List, and forfeit
a this establishment.
London, England, 1818-10-03

BIEDELBERG, STMTENTBER 19.

I. Mott istv Ennizranti, from Gottingen, hid ar-
rived at this University. The ProEssors, however,
considering that what has happene I to one Univer-
sity may happen to another, and th .t one should not
,derive. advantage from the misb tunes of others,
!lave resolved that only such of th new comers shall
be received among the Members of the Academy as
can bring testimonies of their goo I conduct, and also
that they had no share in the dist itbances at Gottin-
gen. Of course but few of the n were able to do
this, and the greater part of these former Students of
Gottingen have left this place. They received per-
mission to stay here as visitors merely, for six weeks.
William Augustus Schlegel has lately married the
daughter of Profe,sor Paulus, of this city, and has
accepted a Professor's Chair in the New University
of Bonn. He had the choice offered him between
Bonn and Berlin. Here, as is the whole Palatinate
of the Rhine, there is a great deal said of approach-
ing political changes.
London, England, 1818-10-03

ME ARMY.

Sir THOMAS BEISBANE is about to sticieed Gimetal
ITQuARIE at New South Wales.
Sir JOHN KEANE will go to Halifax, should Lord
DALHOUSIE return next year, as is reported. The
Government of St. Lucia will then become vacant.

Tuesday, a detachment of the 90th regiment of
foot marched from Harwich Barracks on their way
to Colchester, and have been replaced by part of the
31st regiment of foot.
Some notio.:-: of movements Of other Corns at home, will
be found in our '2‘lancbester Letter, inserted iu the next column.
London, England, 1818-09-26

rim Q dart.

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" Sew, light o'clock, Fridli
her MAJESTY was better, last night, than she
has been oh an:, preceding night, during the last
fortnight rrom ten o'clock till four in the morning,
she slept without intermission ; and she awoke in a
state of great composure, and in a considerable degree
free from those painful sensations of the chest, which
have heretofore OppreAsediler so Very much.

These favourable symptomi have continued
throughout the Whole of the day, and at half past
'seven o'clock this evening, there was every prospect
of another comfortable night.
" The Patkeisses passed the greater part of the
forenoon in the gardens and shrubberies, accosupi-
nied by General TAYLOR and Sir HENRY HALFORD.
Their Royal Highnesses also received visits from the
Countess of CARDIGAN, the Countess of HARCOURT
and Lady RANKS.
" The Patuca REGENT and the Duke of Tout
arrived from town, at half past five o'clock, in the
PRINCE'S travelling carriage, the Nixes having
callei for his Royal Brother at his house in St. Jo .ces's
Palace. Their Royal Highnesses paid a short visit to
her MAJESTY, And then sat down to dinner with the
Putttcessas. General TAYLOR, Colonel STEPHENSON,
Sir FRANCIS Matataw, and Sir MINA? HALFORD
had the honciut of dining at the Royal table: • •

a Sir FRANCIS MILLMAN left the Palace, for ten-
don, about noon, but returned soon after five o'clock,
and remains in attendance with Sir liana HAL-
TOM), and Mr. BRANDE, who arrived at the Palace,
at six o'clock.

The PRINCE R2GENT'S horses are ordered to be
ready to return to Carlton House at half past eight."
This day the following Bulletin was issued :
" Kew Palace, September W.

" The QUEEN has slept well in the night ; but her
111Ausry's complaint is much in the same state this
morning as yesterday.
(bigned) " It. 11.11. FORD. F. 1411.L.11421:'
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DOVRR,-MARCH 27.

Wind N.Y. E. and blows fresh.—Arrived last night
the Lord Duncap packet, from Ostend, with a .Mail
and passengers. Sailid this morning the Lord Dun-
can packet, Captain HAstivrox, with two Mails and
passengers, for Calais. Came into this harbour this
day the krigit Wylam, from London, bound to Rio
Janeiro, loss of an anchor and cable, and other
damages. Arrived off this port the Marchioness of
Ely outward-bound East Indiamaa.

COWES, MARCH 51/.
Eleven o'clock.—The Castle Huntley Indiaman is
now passing the Castle with a fair wind at N. by E.

HARWICH, MARCH 27.
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DR. BLAIR'S SERMONS—New Genuine Editions.

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BREWERS.

Were the following.. queitions investigated and
ascertained, they would furnish some important re-
sults/ deserving of much consideration :
Who are the people who purchase the articles t:ed
by, the tradesmen who are technically called B awe,.
Druggists r
What was the quantity of Porter brewed in eac:i
year respectively for the last thirty yetrs?
What the quantity of Malt made in each year for
the same period ?

What the quantity of Hops grown in England,
and what the qiiintity imported for the same period P
Whir the quantity of Upium K of 11'ux Vontica?
of Cocculus ladictu,? of Grains of Puradiae, imported
lin each year.respectively, for the same period?
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CIIAMBAUD'S rRIi,'NCII DICTIONARY.

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WORCESTER.

A singular occarrence took place before Mr. Jus•
tice PARK, who presided on the Criminal Side at
these Assizes :--roeveral prisoners had been tried,
when a note was sent up to the Judge, intimating,
that a young man was sitting on the Jury who was
not a freeholder, consequently he was not eligible to
be a Juror. The Learned Judge instantly instituted
an inquiry, and it shortly afterwards appeared that
the young man's name was John Taylor, and that he
had answered to the name of William Taylor, he
being his father, wbo was unable to attend, and in
consequence sent his son to answer for him in his
name. Mr. Justice PARK at first thought that the
trial of the prisoners was not legal, and therefore he
should be under the necessity of trying them over
again ; but, upon looking into several authorities, he
tound that there was a precedent for it, and he dis-
charged the juvenile Juror with a severe reprimand,
admonishing him never again to put himself into a
character of so much responsibility under a ruisrepre-
seutatioa.
London, England, 1818-01-22

VIENNA, DECEMBER 31.

We have now more particular accounts of what
has passed on the frontiers of Persia. The attack
made upon the Turkish frontier fortress of Bogazed,
by a body of Curdes, was not led by Abbas Mirza,
whom his father has destined for his successor to the
throne of Persia ; but by Ali Mirza, an elder son,
whom the father has passed over in choosing his suc-
cessor, and who, on this account, lives at variance
with him. It is further confirmed, that this inconsi-
derate proceeding, ip consequence or-the declarations
made by the Schaek, will not be attended with any
interruption of the good understanding between the
two Empires.

CRACOW, DRCRBIRER 26.
His Majesty the King of Prussia has sent 200 &-
cats to our-Betwoolad Sotietj.

His Majesty the Emperor of Russia, as a mark of
his particular regard, has not only allowed the free

importation into Poland of the

and

productions of dur .Republic, but also granted the
importation from his empire of a number of horses,
fit for agriculture.
His Majesty the Emperor of Austria, our protector,
has allowed salt from the mines of Wieliezka, to be
furnished to us at a lower price than to other countries.
We learn from the Vistula, that the Polish troops
hitherto in the pay of Russia, now go into the pay of
Poland. The annual sum paid by this kingdom on
this account, amounts to 40 millions of Polish florins.
London, England, 1818-01-22

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LIGNUM'S ANTIBCORBUTIC DROPS

Additional ATTESTATIONS of their GOOD EFFECTS.
MRS. ELIZA WHITAKER, Newcastle-under-
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Ur. John Platt, of Nantwich, was cured in the 7sth ?ear of
his age of large Ulcers and Scorbutic Eruptions, after.his life bad
hen despaired at by the Fact;lty. The Grandson of Mr. Platt,
was also cured of large Scorbutic Blotches, by taking two bot-
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bookseller, Nantwich.
A son of Mr. Thomas Jones, Broker, Flillgate, Stockport, was
cured of a serious Scrofulous and Scorbutic Affection, which
rendered him a truly deplorable object. Attested by Mr. Joseph
Clarke, Gatley Hall, Cheshire, and Mr. D. Dean, bookseller,
Stockport.
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The last American Papers mention, as an extraor-
dinary circumstance; that of a Gentleman's winning
of the Printer in. Pennsylvania, by a bet, a Ticket
which proved a.Prize oe Twenty Thousand Dollars.
But such events frequently nectar in this country ; in-
deed, 'so recently as last July, a Gentlenian in the
City gained a Ticket by a bet on the rise of Con-
sols, which was drawn a Ten Thousand Pound Prize
the next day J'oand the following success of Two Bro-
then in +Westminster is very remarkable:--The late
.D. Jones, won by a game at cards, a Sixteenth
of No. 6,431, which was drawn a LVO,OOO Prize,
auto the very next Lottery, his Brother, M. J. Jones,
gain gd by a similar game a Sixtaenth of Number
14,167, which was also drawn a•Rrize of a'S,OOOl.
thus we one, « Mance is dire of Fortune, and
4hould. be a hint to Betters and Cat d ,Plasfers to have
a /woke in her Wheed for the Thiee Prizes of 30,0901.
it, the present Lottery, instead of piaprg,for.st avian
equality of stake, which may take (*wad Ylan
'to gain what can be acquired from tte Ltenerrininne
day, on dot 4th of :11nacu next, when the Drawing
be ins.
London, England, 1818-01-22

STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 2.

A notice has been put up at the Exchange, posi-
tively contradicting the report of a breach with the
Dey of Algiers ; the dispatches from the Swedish
Consul, of the 15th of October, giving an account
of the sailing of the squadron, mentioned at the
same time, the friendly dispositions of Algiers to-
wards Sweden.

The Paris Papers erMonday arrived this morning,
but bring no intelligence of the least importance-
Count JuLas DR POLIGNAC, who, like the Duke de
Frtz-JAstos, was deprived of an opportunity of ex-
pressing his sentiments in the Chamber of Peers, on
the Law respecting the Journals, has also printed and
circulated the substance of the speech he meant to
Wife delivered; Whether he has -hem visited with
any such mark of AQinirterial displeasure as has been
inflicted MS die Duke -de Frra-Jamas, for a similar
iise of siOute, doesincijet appear.

S~

Yeategagy -at tyitreleloCk, a ealrttitt Council was
bela-av tbleArtee;kl"424i.--PtirP6se ci.arranig-
tog the-Ess 'ibpeeeit,lo be lubmittod• to
hiruia Coma, lei* Mitered arthe opening of the
Session:AO Antiaileittr TheCibinet 'sat till about
'half-pastifetre., • - •
The .Pruttqa Anoint; -is erpected to hold a Privy
Council. on:Ssiurday; to prick the Sheriffs for the
present. year:-
The lain illtelDENT gives the Sheriffs a dinner
tomorrow.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the following Commanders
wok leave of the Court previous to departing for
their respective destinations, viz.—Captain M. HA-
mtt.robr, Dunk; and Captain H. A. DRUMMOND,
Castle Hatay, for Bengal and China ; Captain W.
CAMPBELL, London, and Captain E. BALsroN, Prin-
cess Amelia, for Madras and China. The ship Per-
severance, of 1200 tons, was taken up for one voyage
in the Company_s service.
EMPIRE OF Ham.—(From the French Paper:.)
CHRiSTOPHE still continues to inspire such terror
at St. Domingo, that numbers of his subjects have
quitted his States, and prefer to live in slavery among
the Spaniards, who have submitted to the King, or
pass over to the Insurgents and the Americans. A
mulatto, who had just escaped from the Cape, infor-
med an inhabitant of Martinique, who has transmit-
ted the informatiOn to us, of several traits of cruelty
in the character of CHRISTOPER, which are of recent
date :—A Captain of the United States, charged
with merchandise, had entered the Cape during the
night. There remained near the arsenal 28 sacks of
coffee, which the offir of the - would
London, England, 1818-01-22

FRENCH LANGUAGE.
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FALMOUTH, MARCH 7.

Wind W. S. W. strong gales, with heavy squalls.—
Put back the Henry, STRANNACH, from London, for
St. Vincent's, after having been out 22 days, and has
reached as far as lat. 44. 30.10ng. 8. 10. She has
lost her bulwarks, boats, &c. and some other trifling
damage ; also put back the Jupiter, CARRAN, bound
to Gibraltar, from Liverpool, from whence she sailed
on the 2d February, and has carried away two or
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London, England, 1818-03-10

DOVER, MARCH 9.

A large French schooner, with two topsail-yards
across, from Dunkirk, passed by this Port on Satur-
day last, with one of our Pilots on board, for Rams-
gate, but when abreast of the South Foreland she was
upset by a heavy squall, and all on board perished.
London, England, 1818-03-10

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE

Wind W.S.W. blows strong.—Sailed this morning
the Chichester packet, Captain RurrErt, with a Mail
and passengers for Calais; also the Lord Sidmouth,
Captain PEAKE, for that Port with passengers ; and
the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS,
with a Mail and passengers for Ostend.. Arrived
this morning the DOVER cutter, Captain DAVISON,
from a cruize, with low of boom. On Saturday,
during the gale, the Mate of this vessel (Mr. Goss')
was put on board a large French schooner, which
had been driven out of Dungeness Roads with the
loss of her anchors and cables, for the purpose of
conducting her to Ramsgate, and when off.the Fore-
I land she was upset by the violence of the wind, and
foundered, with all the crew, The DOVER was near
at the time, but could render no assistance, having
no boat to put off. The name and destination of the
schooner are not known.'
London, England, 1818-03-10

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 9.

Wind W. S.—The brig mentioned in our last as
having brought up at St. Helen's, is la Amazone
—, from Marseilles, bound to Havre, with wine—
split her main-top-sail. Released from quarantine
the Leeds packet, BARKILL, and she has sailed for
Shields. Went out of harbour his .11ajesty's ships
SPARTAN aad DRAKE.
London, England, 1818-09-21

REPUBLIC OF HAITI.

PROCLAMATION.

" Tete Paw Bevis, President of Ileyti,
_ _ _

A, The end of all revolutions ought to be public
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What people was ever more unhappy! What nation
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indepenflence, if ever such a crime caused blushing.
It is not enough to have elevated the edifice of our
glory, if we do not endeavour to preserve and fortify
it by means which are in our hands.
-- which ha-
London, England, 1818-09-21

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orhole.

By the Rev. a J. TODD, M.A. F.S.A.
Ordinary to his Majesty, and Keeper of the Arch-
biahop of Canterbury's Records.
or F. C. and J. Rivington,No. 64, St. Paul's Church-