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London, England, 1817-09-25 00:00:00

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, Ibl7

This day were published,
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LETTERS from A Gentleman in the NORTH of
SCO ut.AND to his Friend In LONDON; cootainir.g the
Description of a Capital 'Town; an Account of the Highlands.'
and of the Cu,tomo and Manners ache Higk'saders, intenperted
with many curious Facts and Circumstances—First printed 1754 11
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This day was 'published, handsomely printed iD ette vas. strut
Illustrated by four Maps, descriptive of. the Roes.. Its. boards,
APICTURESQUE TOUR through FRANCE.
SWITZERLAND, on the BANKS of the RHINE, and
through Part of the NE I HERLANDS, in the Year 1616.
nunitna amens, Sylvaspne it
" Cedar and pine, and fir, and 'wane/141g palm,
" A sylvan scene; and as the ranks ascend
" Shade above shade, a woody theatre
" Of stateliest view." sitsToN.
Loudon: Printed fur L MAWICILM, SO, Ludgate-street
By wbuni also are use published,
NAMIATIVE of a VorAtt to HUDSON'S BATOR his Majesty's
ship kohinahod • COMIII-11414 some Aectient of the North Eastern
America,Coot of and of the Tribes inhabitiug that remote Re.
'gion. Dy Lieut. Edward Chappell, R.N. Neatly Orbited is Bvo.
illustrated with Plates anti a Chart. Ifs. bore.
The HISToki, Of Crt LON, from the Earliest Period to the
Year 1815; with characteristic details of the Religion, I.aw.,
aed Manners of the People; aml a Collection of their Moral
Maslms and At.cittit Proverbs. Ry Plitlalethes' AM. Oxon
To Mb eh is subjoined, Robert Knot's Historical Reface° of the
Island; wit au account of his captietty during nearly SO years.
••• These two Work., which are thus united in one large vu
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!/RICE SEVC •PEN"E.

MEDICAL • CHOOI. tIF Gurs HOSPITAL..
THE WINTER COURSE . 4 LECTURES will
commence the sd of October viz
Practice of MeJecli e. by Dr. Comet end Dr. Cnot.urcsr.
Cbernirry, by Dr. Mitacc? -end MY. ALLRAI.
(Moira' Lectures, by Dr. MARC/T.
Parrrimental PhiloLophy. by Mr. Au.ts.
Theory of Mcklichte.aol Ma•erla Medics. by Dr. COlltY and
Dr.entaitcarr.

Midwifery, and Disease& of Women end Children, by Dr.
HAIGUTON.

Physiology. or Laws of the Anhual Economy, by Dr. HA lON.
TON and Dr. Bs.us:OltLL.

Structure and iliteases of the Teeth, by Mr. Bast.
And a Course of Practical Botany in the lipting, by Ms. SS.
LISSURT, of the Botanic Garden, :heists.
N.B. These several Lectures, with those on Anatomy, vides
the Principles and Practice of Surg.vy, given at ti.e ritestre of
St. Thomas's Hospital adjoioing, are so arranged, a nut to !met-
fere with e.cb other In the hours of attendanc- nor with the
lurgical Practice of the Hospital and the whole is
calculated to fonts a Complete Coarse of M.-dicai and Cldrures
cal Instruction. Terms and other Particulars may he learnt !tom
Mr Stocker, Apothecary to Guy's Hospital; whe alone is ens.
powered. to receive entrance Money from Purls, tor any of these
Lector/ delivered at Clues Hos: ital.

CI LT AUC 11ON MART, Si, CHEAPSIDE.
THE immense STOCK nod variety of Miocene.
Mous Effects (the Property of distressed Manufacturers,
Tradesmen, and others, who are compelled by the heavy pres.
sure cif the 1 imes to Lace an immediate market), conseuing of
every description of LINEN sod WOOLLEN.DRAPERY,
HOSIERY, rich CUT OLMS, CHINA, TABLE and DES.
SERT bERVICE3. JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINET.
WARE, CU I EERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED ocuas.
&c whuds are datiy
ON SALE UT AUCTION,
By Mr. MOAT,

At tin Cif Auction Man. us. Chnipside, tontines in innyasing
attraction to draw a crowded auJlenci, whose confi levee in the
rewee,ahlUty of thy Establishmeni highly flatteriiig to the Pre-
pay ur, Roe insuret his continuance of giving a full guarantee of
the pertectloit of all the Property that passes through his hand,.
Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, At tigress
eCiork.

- _
HANDSOME O:INUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITVRE.
A rand Piano Pone and a Hand Organ, a small Sideboard et
*'Lite. Linea, China, Class, Cellar of superior Wines, Book*,
Prints. Dioxins. Dairy, Mid Garden Utensils, a handsome Gig
and Humes., a neat ilea.ure Cut, and (riser Effects,
•
TO EL SOLD BY AUC I'ION,
By Mr MUNN.
On the Premix.% near Ba-tle, Sussex, 0 TV!SDAT, the 7th of
atelier, and folk,wing Day, at Eleven o'Cleck precisely, by
direr:We of the As. knees of Mr. W. 0. HAMMY.

FUKNITURE comprises Mahogany four.
.1. post. Field :nd other Bedsteads, prime Goose Feather Bede
a:...1 Bedding, Mahogany double and auntie Chests of Drawers,
Bureaus, Wardrobe. and 4ockcasei. Dming and Pembrnka Ta-
bles, :teams, Chimney, Pier, and Ihesong Glasses, Brussel, ad
ocher Carpets, a grand Peanes.to: te. a Hand Organ, and vartoni
other articles of domestic convenience, together with a Sideboard
of Plate, Liness, China, and Glass, a small toner= un of Banks,
upwArds, of One Hundred Dustns of choice Wines, consiating of
supsrinr old bottled -Pun. Sherry, Vitiate. and Cape Madeira;
I tree Hundred and fstly Gado.. of very fine British Wines of
various sorts, a capital Gig and Harness, a han.konte covera4
Pkesure Cate, and 'sauternes *dates of general edits Ts
• May, be viewed two dayarecoding the sale (auudapeacepted),
and Catalogues had on the Premises; at the George, Battle; sag&
the prsacipa/ Int s in the adjoining Towne; at the Auction Mars,
London ; and of Mr. Mena, Walbrook, near the Royal It
change. •

Ibis day was published, -
DR. SOLOMON'S 11. Y CELF.ISRA fED GUIDE TO
HEALTH; or. Advice to both Sexes.—sPriee
THIS interetittg Puhlic.Atiots so mittermally concerns
those to whom, by its title, it is addressed, that it is hoped
none eintested wit cases so important as the morals, health, and
longevity ut the risirg gemitation, will omit to eve it a Mien
perusal i his work has b:vu the labour of many years eve.
rieuce anJ observation on the calamitous conslgeences of a de.
striscrive habit, to obtain a remedy against wh, the Doctor has
devoted the principal part or hi>
Nothing can certat IT be of more tmportancetoboth sexes than
to be property acquaaited with every slinptenn limas diseases as
they are !labia to, anti bow to manage themselves when alEicted
wth any of thena.—lts ihis work is also added, an Essay on the
Venereal Owner, and seminal weakness; also, an Appendix La
Nervous Vomplaints—illustrated and interspersed with a variety

of authentic (At., never beture published.
Sold by S. Leigh. No. IC. :grand ; and to be had of every
respect:dile Me.lieitee Venter in the United Kingdom.

A REAL BLESSINU TO MOTHERS.

•
fIF all the numerous Cases that have appeared hai
tJ tha Public Prints for the k 4 ten yeah, of the good PLiC3
Of :he A NIEKICAN SOO THING SYRUP, none are more tn.
6.4%1 to the attention of every Mother and Nurse, than tie
ui•Jemientioned:— The infant Daughter of Mrs. lassie, No. ,
Oxford-street, was, at the tender age of two months, taken
very dl. The Pliptielan *odd not Itud sit the dere disused: 1.;
It was every day getting worse. hilts. I. teed hint U M thought
It was Its teeth ? ll s enterer was, the child was too young....
However Mr., I. kirks experitn:eed the virtues of the Syr; p,
both in ber, own family, as well as of several Ladies of her at.
quaintanee thought she woeld try. As soon as the child's rams
were rubbed, she began to gm better, and by the time the bif.x.t
was 1G weeks old, she bad five tee. through.
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. Se,
Newman-strett,Oxford-street; and by all the principal Medi:-.!rer
Venders in town and country, at La. 9d. a bottle.
Caution.—Be tare to ask for " Julanzzn and Williantes Awn.
tiem Soothing Syrtip," as there are a nuatter of spacious torte.
Mrs. Johnson reLeves the infant poor, as usual, at lair bows,
every 'Tuesday and Saturday &toning, from nine to ten o'clock,
by bringing a letter irma a reepeetabk hoteso-luespers to certify
that they are real objects of charity

For STRANGUARY DROPSY, GRAVEL OBS FRIT..
noss ta the URINARY PAbSAGE, DIABETES, rad •
GENERA!, WEAKNESS.
VESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma.
jesty's Navy thew titope save for neatly 100 year rag •
maintained their sharaeter as a specific fur the Seamy, Gravel,
Drop.y, &salivary, Weasels and Obstructions in the Wirt"
rasiaze, and General Debility; but ramcu'arly for thee aim:date
auJ speedy cure of the Venereal DIUN•e Wester, Jesuit's thype
and hpecifse Remedy, us the only sate and expeditious Ogre, and • .
are so innocent in their nature, as to require little sr no testramt.
As a restorative for General Debility, Wessel's Jesuit's firers
have been long known ai,d misruled; whether the Debility arises
hunt the too cvp:olie NW Of /Amory, from excess of Vesely, or
intim,* beat of 4, smite, they are equallry vicsable :—such as
ha-e the misfortune to be troubled with old stubborn Gimes, Es-
'avid Yin►itts),,fur any Weaknees of the Kidneys, Ureters or Blz.dv
deri•Diabetes, or diStOry of making water, will asperieamt a
complete cure by due perseverance.,
'I be great object to be attended I.:. Is, that Purchasers shot**
be careful in haviti,3 the true and mulct Preparation, as the un-
safe and dangerous counterfeits atterEpted be foisted on the
Puha, by absolute fai .sehuoili, are to in.-lie: • MA, I hat the Propel,-
tors relent every purchaser so ash fur V' ‘f s t Cilesures Dimes.
Carrion —The ;tenuity ‘VelAn's Jr.itas l{rope are inclosed
in a black stamp, not an imitation °ix sts.l:r, with the following
engraved thereon " Joseph Wrote!, fly. Pam'. 1/4...iamb-Ord,"
Prise es. ed. per bottle, sod itt Arge bt otee. eowitiotog tea
swell, Li. ta.—Sold by Sanger, Oxhord greet ard, ilulbece
Tutt, Eacitangn; Utartbrider, oaceks Lettilen

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1817.
THE FUNDS. _ _ _

Price of Stocks this day It twelve o'clock;
Reduced shut— COMAS, 80ii—Do. for Oct Slit
4 per Orb: %Is a-- Navy, 10441—India" Bends --
Bank Long Anns..hut—Ezetsequer Bills, tva to '27s. pr.

The rise which took place yesterday in Stocks is lolly main-
tained this morning. Colle opined for Mo at Mit, fur the Ace
—for Nov. Ace. 82g. Such is the cOlefillellee of the monied
Interest in a further considerable advance, that bets have been
made that Consols will be done at 84 on or before the next set-
tling-day, October 14.—The Dividends commence paying the
second week in next month. They will amount to seven mil.
lions, and are, we untkrrand, to be paid•in specie. The Exche-
quer Bills are said to be in a state of finwardnesa, and are ex-
pected to be issued next mouth. .

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning.
The opening of the Electoral Colleges of the Depart-
ment of the Seine has attracted a great confluence of
voters. The invitation of the Ministers appears to
*have produced all the stirring effect at which it
aimed. A general and powerful interest hrs been
excited, to exercise that noblest of privileges which
can tall to the lot of free citizens—the choice of those
who are to legislate for their security and happiness.
At all the Sections nearly the whole of the Electors
are computed to have assembled on the first day,
and, we are happy to add, as a proof of no small im-
provement in the bum of political feeling in France,
that great order and decorum universally prevailed.
From the following state of the votes on Sunday fur
one of the Sections, (the 19th). some opinion may be
formed (It the probable result of the whole:

l'or M. M. Lalltte
Cwt de la Duaear•
diens •
BeHart •
Roy

217 M. Passau' • 163
Com 153
203 Breton - 144
199 Benjamin De4esertl4ll
191 Benjamin Comma 107

An entire new organization has taken place of the
War Department. Four Heads of Direction have
been substituted in place of ten divisions of which it
formerly consisted. and various other subordinate im-
provements introduced. The number of individbals
employed, will, it is said, be thus reduced from 900
to 400. The Minister, Marshal Gouvton Sr. Cr;
received on Monday the felicitations of all the General
and Field Officers now in Paris.
Circumstances of peculiar atrocity marked the dis-
turbances which took place near Lyons.—Captain
Houma!, and a des of iixtees, were condemned to death
as guilty of High Treason. Some ream, soldiers
Imre on duty at the execution I at its termination they
seised the bodies, which were dragged about and
Mangled in a style that recalled the most disastretus
apousents of the. Revolution. The seal of these men
being now animated, they pillaged the neighbouring
holism and committed every- species of. emu.—
We are happpy, however, to state, that the Ministers
have made several of these persons feel the severest
effects of their diiple-asure.

atumsaiattiotror N. ?muss.
At last this bocrible trial, which for nearly a Ilbootb
has almost eiclusively occupied the public aeration,
bas terminated, and the guilt of the accused is
determined.

Oa the lt.th inst. at the opening of the Sitting, at
half-past nine o'clock in the mornin* tint President
of the Court pronounced the debates awed, and pro-
eeeSed to sum up the case in a sitant# alike remark.
Ole for its metbod, exactness, and precision, as for
the great moral lessons which he drew from the
subject. He concluded by reading the questions
which he had to seismic to the Jury ; they were in
number Afty.one.
';Oa the same 414, at six o'clock at night, the Jury
ltaeing finitsed their deliberations, returned into
Ginn, whesithe President announced that the women
Sauslon and Guiltier, as well as the girl Bsncal,
wire so seriously indisposed that they were not in a
Collatioll to make *eir appearance. With the con.
Nit of all parties, their presence was dispensed with.
The Chancellor of the Jury then reed the following
verAct :

Jaaties, Dm. sod Cobra, are declared
rtocipels, And the widow Baud accomplice, to the murder ay
Frsldes, eat lited with Preateditadon.
ilhatittoody-44iwasier - and Awe Benoit are declared
freq of the same crime; bat by a Majority they are declared to
%eh ceiomitted k %%khan premeditation.

3••.4pler Is declared guilty of having assisted te carry the
body sod throw Ithsto the river.
Tbe girt Bend is declared net pay of the assassination ether
es principal or as accomplice. •
'no gam& leaden and Beside are besides declared guilty
of she theft el the elects taken away from the Mese of Foatdeer
bet without burglary.
The woman 'stolen Is declared ooly accomplice in the theft;
tsar without knowledge of the mass.
TM woman (leakier is declared not (Mkt; Abhor of the aunt
shades stof the theft. - • • •
'After this judgment was read, the Advocate for
the civil pelt of the prosecution rose and demanded
in the same of the creditors on the succeuion of
Fosidesoutign 120,000 francs in name of damages.
Gummi. then required the ap.
The Pnocvakroa-
plication of the law.
The PINIUMBIT of the Court first pronounced, in
*trite of the power confided to him by the I.aw, the
Squittal Of the woolen illusion and Guider, and

the girl Bancal, and ordained that they should be
immrdiateiy art at liberty.
The Court gfterwards retired into the Council
Chamber to deliberate, and returned into Court at
eight o'clock precisely.
The PRESIDENT then, in presence of the minds,
pronounced the judgment of the Court, which con-
demned Battide, JJeutosi, Bait, Caul!, and the widow
Bancal, to death ; Minonier, to perpetual imprison-
ment in irons ; Benoit, to perpetual seclusion ;
and Bong:tier, to one year's imprisonment.

The Court, before deciding on the demand for
damsges, appointed a Commissioner to inquire and
report, and deferied till the 13th giving judgment on
this point.

The criminals still persist in their denial, and have
appvaled against the judgment.
l'.S. Tu these details the private correspondence
adds a fact which appears certain—that a warrant of
Arrest has been issued against Madaine Manson. it
has been already stated, that in the sitting of the
I I th, this lady, on being told that she had nothing to
fear from the culprits, since they were in irons, ex-
claimed, that " all his guilty are not in irons!" We
have now to add, that the Paestore'r having upon
this insisted that she should name the other guiltp,
who were still concealed, she replied, " The truth
shall never escape from my mouth." If it be true
that some of the authors of this horrible crime have
after all escaped the vengeance of the laws, one can.
not too much applaud a measure, which, by forcing
Madame Manson to speak, the whole truth will ulti-
mately bring totem to the puniAment they merit.

It is asserted positively, in letters from Rio Janeiro,
that there is no intention whatever in the mind of the
King of PORTUGAL to revisit his native country ; but
some alterations, we understand, are to be imme-
diately adopted, on account of the inconvedlence of
the situation of Rio Janeiro as a Royal Court. The
capital is to be removed to St. Paulo, where there is
already a small Palace for the accommodation of the
family. This town is in the Captainship of St. Vicente,
and is immediately south of the Captainship of Rio
Janeiro. The fine port of Rig will still remain the
harbour of trade, but its connection with the adjacent
province is not sufficiently intimate to reader it a fit
situation for the Imperial •city, under the magnificent
scheme of Government contemplated in the nine-
Atlantic settlements. The Count de PALMILLA is
certainly to be Minister fur Foreign Affairs; he has
conducted himself with so much ability in Europe,
that, although young, he is looked op to with consi-
derable expectation, and as far u any conclusions
may be drawn from bis conduct at the Congress of
Vienna and at this Cdurt, very faveurabk opinions
are entertained of his official deportment in the lofty
post assigned to him ; and it seems that the appoint-
ment is likely to give general satisfaction to all the
Members of the Greed Mamma We learn dome&
the same chiliad to which we are indebted for the
preceding particulars, that the Patna ROYAL of
PORTUGAL is likely 10.111RGTII to Europe, to undertake
the important duties of Viceroy, and to hold his
Court fur that purpose at Lisboa.

The Government of Gibraltar has learnt with cer-'
tainty, that the plague bag manifested itself in the
island of Negropost, and on the coast of Dalmatia.'
in the district of Moracasa ; and that another dan
gerous malady has manifested itself at Messina. Is
consequence of this intelligence, the ports of Corfu,
Malta, and Gibraltar, have bees shut against vessels'
coming from these places or their neighbourhood ; and
all those coming from other pointroftbe coast of Italy,
are to be subjected to a quarantine of observation.
Reports having been &twisted of the eminence of
a contagions malady at Comma, the Supreme Junta
of Health wrote to the Captala-general of Galicia
to learn the state of health in that quarter. His Ex-
cellency Den Pease Di Sr. MAR, sent, in reply, to
Madrid, reports from phyliciaas, from which it re-
sults that the state of beans at Catnaps is similar to
what it ha's been for several years at this period of the
year, sad that there emits no dangerous malady.

The Africureorsain are again beginning so spread
alarm throughout the Mediterranean by their depre-
dations. The following is an amide from Rome on
the subject, at the e7dr ultimo s
* Wi hive reeelved advice from Planddeo, et the aid ultimo
whirls states, dim a lierbary pirate had chased an Italian lad,
mod had at Mark cease op with her. The Italian, after aphdoi
ler as Mar, was compelled to strike Itie relents. dlot made de-
eds to vessels tome! shaker fa the different ports to avoid these
numoders."

Authentic intelligence has also been received at
liamburgh. from Cerogne, stating that a Bremen
vessel, called the Leda, bad been captured by a Tu.
nisi., galley, and carried into that port, but that,
owing to the efforts of the French Coosa! at 'that
port, M. BARNUM, and the Prussian Consul, M.
DAIJS, she had been liberated after her arrival.

.4 Littera from Strasburg of the 16th state,
tharthe review. near Colmar. had terminated, and
that all the Austrian troops were retttiniiig to their
fernier quarters. The Doke of WesAtli:riffs had left
Colmar to proceed by St. Dies to Nancy. and would
retort from thence to his htad-quarters at Cambray.
By erret of the 15th inst. the Prevotal Court of
Versailles has condemned M. Paucity, yiae-grower,
to deportation. for having posted tip writings in pub-
lie places. tending to sea tie ciliates against the
Royal Authority, and to smite than to overthrow
the aolrallesellt, and change the arder. Succession.
tg the Throne. .

TXE ARMY.

Friday, the first di•isinn of the Is►, or Royal Dra-
goons, arrived in Berwick, on their route to Hamilton
Barracks.

Friday the 78th Regiment were reviewed at Aber-
deen, by Major:General HOPS., Commander of the
Forces, who expressed his highest approbation of the
military appearance and discipliue of that fine regi-
ment, and the accuracy and precision %kith which
they performed their various evolutions.
The first division of the 103 J regiment, recently
landed from Canada, under the command of Major
Eutov, have marched into Chelmsford Barracks,
where the remainder of the corps are shortly expected
to j :in it.
Lieutenant TRANT, of the 80th regiment, hai been
obliged to suffer amputation of his leg, in c msequence
of a severe butt while on duty in India. The ope-
ration was performed on Thursday last at Chatham.
He bore it with uncommon fortitude, never uttering a
word until completed, when he said—""'Thank GoD!"
In re:ating in the STAR of the sth September last
the accident which occurred to the Integrity trans-
port, which struck on a reef of rocks on the 20th of
August when beating op for Cork Harbour with a
detachment of the 80th Regiment and discharged
soldiers on board, we find we committed a misnomer.
The Officer who displayed so much gallantry and
coolness on that trying occasion, and•to whose exer-
tions the safety of the crew and vessel was in a great
measure to be attributed, was Ensign JAWS CALI/-
W=2 of the 80th Regiment.