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London, England, 1820-05-04

This day were published,
In Quarto, with Plates, price E 3 3s. boards,
TRAVELS in various COUNTRIES of the EAST;
being a Continuation of Memoirs relating to European
and Asiatic Turkey, &c.
Edited by ROBERT WALPOLE, M.A.
Containing the last Travels of the late Mr. Browne; a Biogra-
phical Memoir of him; a Journey from Suez to Sinai; an Ac-
count of the remarkable Monuments of Antiquity discovered at
Susa, in Persia ; Travels in Syria, Asia Minor, Greece, and the
Archipelago ; with Remarks on the Antiquities, Natural His-
tory, Manners, Customs, &c.
Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had, also edited by Mr. Walpo:e,
Memoirs relating to European and Asiatic Turkey, &c. Se-
cond Edition, 4to. with Plates, SI. 3s. boards.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND,
FRONTING THR WANDSWORTH ROAD.
By Mr. HOGOART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 12, at Twelve,
APIECE of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND,
in a beautiful situation for the erection of a Villa, on the
West side of the Wandsworth Road, with a valuable Frontage
thereto, containing upwards of Five Acres.
Particulars at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart, 82, Old Broad-
street.
London, England, 1820-05-04

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• PARLIAMeNj'ARY PIiOCEEDINGS.
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HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 3.
Cocni•el erere fully heard on the Appeal Cause of " Lans-
dowel u. Lensdeevii."—Judgment postponed.
The MarltOsst s of SALISBURY and SLIGO, and Lord S.eurotrx
(one of the 16 Scots Peers), took the oaths and their seats.
Mr. SMl'l'e presented at the Bar the Sixth Report of the CNA-
toissioners of Ilighlai.d Roads and Bridges.
Mr. ilueemo from the Exchequer Office, presented a variety
of Financial Documents, persoant to Orders of the Douse.
Mr. Selena presented an Account of the Unclaimed Prize-
Monies now lying at Chelsea College.
The Appeal in the Scots Cause oi." Matthieson v. Anderson,"
was ordered to he withdrawn on declared consent of parties.
Shortly beforo five o'clock Chief Justice ABBOTT entered the
house, and hid upon their Lordships' table the Copy of a Writ
of Error from his Court.
The House adjourned till to-morrow, when their Lordships •
stand summoned on the Earl of Shattesbuty's Motion respecting
certain of the Standing Orders.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mr. SSVITH presented the Sixth Report of tke Commissioners
of Roads and Bridges in Scotland ; Mr. 131:Lfrx, front the Ex-
chequer Office, an Account of the Unfunded Debt of the United
Kingdom; and •lr. Seitrat, from Chelsea College, an Account
of Unclaimed Prize-Money in the hands of the Treasurer: all
which Payers were laid or the table.
Twzo.vc: or lourtt...tt Members took the oaths and their seats.
Mr. CA Lt'll 1 FT, in the absence of his Friend, the Member
for IVattrord (Sir John Newport), obtained leave to bring in a •
Bill to regulate the office of Clerk of the Peace in. Ireland.
Mr. DOWNIF. presented a Petition from one of the Scots
Royal Burghs, praying for Parliamentary interference in its
Corporate AlT.Ors.
Lord A. 11.1 MILTON observed, that the prayer was sub-
stantially hostile to the Burgh Ile:ortn in that country, which
he had brought before the Howe, which subject would be again
shortly offered for consideration. The Petition was ordered to
be printed.
(it the motion of Mr. CA LCILAFT, leave was given to
!nine in a Bill to alter and amend the Act (52d of his late Ma-
jesty) t..• tl.e Building of Drury-lane Theatre.
A Petition complaioing of an undue Election for the Borough
of Bridport was presented by Sir 11. St. Paul and the other un-
successful Candidate.—Ordered to be taken into consideration
vu Thursday, the Ist of June.
Lori M I LTON moved for a Copy of the Appointment of
!Tetley Ellis to be Colonial Secretary at the Cape of Hood
hope.—Agreed to.
London, England, 1820-05-04

REPETITION OF THE ATTEMPT TO FIRE
HEREFORD COLLEGE.

HEREFORD, MAY 3.
About a quarter past ten last right, the inhahinnts of this City
were :gain alarmed by the cry of " Fire!" at our College, ;and,
in consequence, a large number of persons hastened to render
assiszance. The flames were discovered on the earth side of tbk
ceiling of one of the upper rooms, which was. n t* in two places,
and there is but little doubt but in a very short time. if the pro-
vidential discovery had not taken place, the whale of that part of
the building would have been in flames. The juniciens earl tie ns
of those who first reached the spot effectually subdued the fire,
which had made considerable progress, and it, arty burrt tbroegh
a large beam and some rafters, with great injury to the apart-
ments. Like the former attempts, this was evidently the work
of some horrible incendiary well acquainted with the premises.
London, England, 1820-05-04

ED WARDS THE SPT.

Mr. Altlermtin WOOD gave notice for Tuesday, that he
niuve for the appointment of a Select Committee, to ex-
amine witnesses respicting the conduct of George Edwards. Ile
b heard that it was the intention of this person to leave the
cnuntr;.. in consequence of which he had written to the Secre-
tary of requesting him to take measures to prevent hint
front doing so till he brouEiht his case before Parliament.
London, England, 1820-05-04

DEPAUTURES.

The Duke and Duchess of .Bedford, from Hamilton-place, for
F.ndsleigh, Tavistoek.
Earl and Countess Waldegrave, for Cheltenham.
Earl of Essex, from Hill-street, for Cashiobury Park.
Owen Williams, Esq. M.P. from ditto, for Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow, and family, from the Hyde Park
Hotel, Oxford-street.
From the Cumberland Hotel, Bryanstone-square—Rev. J. H.
Waldron and family, for Bognor; Mrs. Huddleton' for ditto;
Captain Lynch, fur France ; James, Esq. for the Continent.
From Shelley's Hotel, Cockspur-street—Culonel T. Napier;
R. Read, Esq. to Colchester; P. Cheap, Esq. to the East
Indies; T. Mansell, Esq. to Northampton; J. Emmett, gig.
to Ashfotd, Kent.
From the Waterloo Hotel, Jcsmyn-street—Mr,. Levius, to
her seat in Sussex ; Miss Levius. to Faris.
London, England, 1820-05-03

ARMY.

Commissions in the Loyal Ayr Volunteers, signed by the tori
Lieutenant of the Ccunty of Ayr.
Alexander West Namnum. Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel.
Pußald Campbell, Esq. to be klaiqc.
To be Captains--George Althea Terrance, Esq. WCliani
Neill, Pug. David Snodgrass Buchanan, Esq. and George-
nor Esq.
To be Lieutenants--James Park, Gem. William Robertson,
Gent. Alexander Graham, Gent, and William MiKie, Gem.
To be Ingigns--Robert Akxaader, Gent. Mum, Solemn, Gent.
Thomas id‘Clelland, Gent. and James Teter, Gent.
To be Adjutant—Alexander Grabim, Gent:
To be Quartermagter—Robert Wallace, Gent.
To be Surgeon—Robert Smith, M.D.
London, England, 1820-05-03

CERTIFICATES-MAY 23.

T. Mellish, New Rent-road, ship-owner. W. IL and C.
Barnard, Liverpool, merchants. J. Littlewood, Manchester,
dealer. J. Gaunt, Armley, near Leeds, woollen-manufactu-
rer. J. Farmer. late of Skinner street, victualler. J. Golding.
Colchester, tanner. 0. Woodhead, North Anston, Yorkshire,
starch.manufacnirer. T. Booker, late of Emsworth, South-
ampton, miller. W. Harrison, Yoldersley, Derbyshire, dealer.
J. Mal:ern, Liverpool, livery-stable-keeper. W. Tot er and
J. North, Eirkhaston, Yorkshire, fancy-clothiers.
London, England, 1820-05-03

DIED.

The 25th ult. in James-street, Backingbamitate, aged ffis
Patrick Colvahoun, Esq. LL.D. Author of the Treatises on the
Police of the • and the River Thames, and on the
Wealth, Power, and ties of the British Empire.
Monday, in Child's-place, after a lingering illness, the wife of
Mr. John Abram, of the Temple, aged 63.
—ano
d and published. Lem Knit 7, Meets-
Place, Temple-Bar

LONDON s
London, England, 1820-05-03

This day was published,

The Third Edition, in Two Volumes B►o. embellished with
se►eral coloured Plates, price 2ss. hoards,
T ETTERS from the COURT of TRI POLY, written
-LI during a Ten Years Residence in that Country. Published
3:,,at the Originals, in the possession of the Family of the late
I.ICH ARD TULLY, Esq. the British Consul.
Like Lady Wortley Montagu's, the& pages ha►e the merit
cf bringing e►erything immediately before the eye; but they
fa exceed her's in the importance of their statements, and at
tie same time, never awaken in the mind of the reader a suspi-
cion that the Author has beets more anxious to say a good thing
th..,n, a true one."—Eclectic Review.
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Condnit-sheet.
London, England, 1820-05-03

MAVOR'S HISTORY OF ALL NATIONS.

Oa the Ist of May was published, closely printed in Demy I Smo.
embellished with as Historical Frontispiece, price 4s. id.
boards, or elegantly printed on fine Royal Paper, 61. Vol. I. of
UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern,
V complete in 25 Volumes, published monthly; compre-
ht nding a General View of the Transactions of every Nation,
Kingdom, and Empire in the World, from the earliest period to
the present time : illustrated with a correct Set of Maps and
sumerous Engravings.
By WILLIAM MAVOR, LLD. &c. &c.
Upon the importance and utility of historical knowledge, it:
wculd be trivial to insist. It is by history alone thpt we know
what have been the great' events of preteding generations. There
are few students, however, who have either the leisure, or the,
means, to soosult the voluminous works which have appeared
in this branch of literature. Hence the value of such a Collec-
tion as the present, which combines in one general series, an au-
thentic history of every civilized Country, both ancient and mo-
Uri n. To the youthful Reader, in particular, it must prove emi-
sent' y acceptable.
lam' Suck Persons as prefer taking the Work complete, with-
out waiting for the Monthly Publication, may have it, in 25 vo-
lumes, price £5. 12s. id. boards, or, on fine Royal Paper, £7. 10s.
1.3,:d0n : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos-
tsr-L.Av, and sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-07-31

T and J. SIVEWRIGHT are happy to state their
Li • unqualified approbation of the Contractor's Scheme for
the New Lottery, which, though only for 5,600 Tickets, con-
t.its Two Prizes of !._0,000; besides which, £11,200 is added
in EXTRA PRIZES, all in STERLING MONEY, and will
all he drawn in ONE DAY, 30th Aecerr. Schemes at large
ray be had at all their Offices and Agents, as usual, by which
tit! Public will perceive the judicious manner in which tile
are arranged for the ben! tit of every Purchaser.
J. and J. S. with their usual Success, sold and ;hated a great
'lease( CAPITAL Paa►s in the Lottery just concluded; including
No. 9,814 ....... .....E20,000
12,313. .....
A: their Old Offices, No. 37, Combat ; 11, I lolbom ; 38, Hay-
market ; and 141, Oxford-street.

This day was publishe4,
Volume Si:, in Bvo. with coloured Plates, price 12s. boards,
MEDICAL TRANSACTIONS, published by the
College of Physicians in London.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornte, and Brown, London.
Of whom may be had,
Vols. I to 5 of the above Work,. price £2 Si. boards.
Pharmacopeia Collegii Regali, liediconun Londinensit,
1819, in Bvo. 7s. boards.
Dr. Powell's Translation of the Pharmacopoeia, Bvo. 12s.bds.

. • HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD OR. LET,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
By Mt, ROBINS,
A VERY DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
-L -11- situate between Hartford Bridge and Reading, comprisiiz
an eligible Residence, with excellent Ogees, delightful Pleasure-
grounds, ornamented' by a Sheet of Water, capital Oirdens,
Fish-ponds, rural Walks, Farm-yard, and Out-buildings, and
about SEVENTY-TWO ACRES
Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may Ile
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.square.

oxivoaDshmE, ON THE BORDERS OF BERKS.
FREEHOLD ESTATE, with good, FARM-HOUSE, &c.
and FOUR HUNDRED and SEVENTEEN ACRES of
' PASTURE, .ARABLE, and WOOD LAND; sundry
terTA GE% and valuable COMMON RIGHTS.
TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
By Mr. ROBINS,
AVALUABLE and COMPACT FREEHOLD
ESTATE, HOOK-END FARM, situate in the Parish
of Chickendon, near Wesidcott, &ten Miles from Reading,
and Elgin front Henley an excellent Brick-built
FARM-HOUSE. and RUM NOS, good Garden Ind Or-
chard planted with Fruit Trees, acid TWO HUNDRED and
TWENTY-ONE ACRES, let to a retpectableTenant on Lease.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Rolsixix, Warwick-street, Gold-
en-square; and to Samuel Bitemud, Woodcott.
London, England, 1820-07-31

'mining all his-. pc thir seeibettially found in
hi* pocket. two, avowedly lifeless piece; of brass...--
The prisoner was a smith, be was surrounded withsl
ceinmen tools. and would the Jury condemn.a Sian
to a fine and perpetual imprisonment, for accident-
ally having in-his pocket two useless pieces of brass
not large enough to make nozzles to, candlesticks?
—That be was going to leave England he admitted,
but where was the proof that he was not going to
return to England nn ing his• affairs there,
ge within six months," by law, having per-
haps found his purchase-* twice had not answered.
—This presumption could-not be contradicted, there
was no case made out by the prosecution, except re-
garding the last count, and that was so doubtful,
that he felt persuaded the Jury would return a ver-
dict of Not Guilty.
• Mr. -Baron Woon.—Then you abandon the first
six counts, if you have only thcse two pieces of brass
to support them ?
Mr. BOLLA Nix—We do not press them.
Mr. Baron Woon.—And; as to the last count, on
what part of the evidence- dO you rely ?
Mr. BOLLAND.—The conversation with Bird, at
Nottingham,. when Derbyshire said he was about'
to return to France, having -purchased The half of
a machine there.
Mr. Baron Wpop then carefully 'looked over
notes, and afterwards summed up the evidence for
the Jury. If they thought that the defendant, beint,
an artificer. was about to go to France for the pm-
pose of settling there, then he came within the Act,
and was guilty on the last count; but it was for
them to determine how far the evidence supported it.
I The Jury, after considering about ten minutes, re-
turned a verdict of Not Guilty, which seemed to give
very general satisfaction. -
The prisoner was ordered to be discharged out of
custody immediately.
London, England, 1820-07-31

LOAN OF MONEY.

ritHE object of this Advertisement is to obtain
1 confidence, not to abuse it. Though the Advertiser is
sensible of the prejudice excited by the occasional misconduct of
unprincipled individuals, he trusts he has some claim to sincerity,
t. hen he assures those who may honour him with their commit-
nications, that they wig experience treatment the most candid,
liberal, and explicit ; aseertating at once what will be effected,
wh,:thtr on Freehold, Copyhold, Leasehold, or other security.
Ad,tre3 post paid, to M. cure of Mr. Yonge, 10, Ilssex-
street, Strand.
_

rv,- Reversions are purchased.

NO TIME TO LOSE, IF YOU WANT FAVOURITt,
OR BESPOKE NUMBERS.
I_ BISH, Sole Contractor for the Lottery, begs
• leave most respectfully to acquaint his best Friends, the
Palk, that the New Lottery consists of only 5,600 Tickets,
the whole of which are on sale, as I'. BISH does not Intend to
reserve any. And as the Lottery is not to be drawn its Omen,
Adventurers may have any particular or favourite Numbers,
from No. I to 5,600 inclusive; but, from the Number of Tickets
k hog a' limited, and the Sc4me appearing to be one approved,
thae is not any time to be lost ; for although Roo, almost Any
1: amber may be had, yet very shortly, owing to the demand in
To en, and the necessity of supplying hokum'. and the Agents it the
(..tatry, the Numbers wanted may be disposed of. An early
application, therefore, to prevent disappointment, is strongly
recommended to be made to the Contractors (Mom No. *,
eue.niti, or 9, CIIARING-CSOSS; or to any ether (4telethe
s'earr may think proper & favour with his commies& e Scheme
cuu:ains .

TWO Prizes of £20,000!
And various other Capitals, all in Sterling Money!
All to be drawn in One Day,
30th of AUGUST.
There are d'11,200 eatra In Prizei!
Ti all which every Nrchaser will participate, whether he
nukes his purchases at the Contractor's Offices, or at these of
other Office-keeper.
tr La taus Lottery every TiCht will be put into the Wheel, and
fat& Will deride its sten jiac, AAR HO mass!!!
Twists and SHARES are selling by BISH, sole Contractor,
Na. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross.
•.• The Prices of Stocks are effuse, hourly, against BISH's
Office in CORSHILL, by which the Public can see the fluctuations.
London, England, 1820-07-07

Nu -B ER 10.41.1.

PARLIA3IENTARV PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 6.

Some judicial business was this day transacted, after which
the usual adjournment during pleasure, preliminary to a debate,
took place. On the resuming of the lloote, a number of Bills,
chiefly plicate 0: local, were brought up Irons the Commons by
%lr. WILMOT, Sir 11. PARNELL, Sir 3. Gaansm, and other
3lcmbcra, which were severally read the lint time.
The Labourers' Wages Bill was rtad a second time.
On the motion of Lord AUCKLAND, the Order of the Day
for their Lordships going into a Committee on the Insolvent
De:,wrs' Bill was discharged, and the sane renewed for to-
morrow.

The Bills upon the table were forwarded in their respective
stjgvi.

Marquis of LA NSDOW N gave notiee of his intention to
move the second reading of the Capital Felonies Bill on Monday.
PETITION FROM THE QUEEN.

Lord DAC RE rose to present a Petition from her
Majesty, in which he said her Majesty could not help
expressing her surprise at the coarse of proceeding
Vhicii had been adopted against her; but she still
prayed that she might be heard by Counsel at the
bar. On the present occasion, he had reason to be-
lieve, that their Lordships would not be hostile to the
request, as from what had been said by. Noble Lords'
on tile opposite side of the House, in the course
the debate, yesterday evening, there could be no ob-
jection to hear Counsel after the first reading of the
Bill. On the motion of his Lordship, the Petition
was then brought up, and read as fullows:
London, England, 1820-09-01

FASHIONS FOR SEPTEMBER.

lisPousw.--Waurnso Dassa.—Round dress of white and
green chequered summer silk, with broad honeycomb border of
the same; the butt and short sleeves, trimmed to correspond.
Marie Stuart bonnet of white satin, elegantly trimmed, with a
double blond quilling at the edge, and surmounted by a full half
wreath bouquet of maidens' blush roses and ears of corn. Mar-
guerite de Valois ruff of fun lace, fastened in front with a small
cross-bow of blush-colohred ribbon. White kid shoes and gloves.
Farocit.—imstra PROMENADZ Dom.—Round dress of fine
cambric muthn, with a broad rich border formed of muslin ro-
settes, placed at equal distances, and headed by a letting-in of
open work is a scollop. Narrow full flounce of muslin, beauti-
fully embroidered at the edge in open overcast aislet holes at the
hem of the dress. The sleeves trimmed to correspond with the
border, with narrow open work in chevrons. White chip bon-
net, with striped pink and white feathers. Cerulean blue silk
short scarf, with a rich variegated border. Sash of pink and
slate-coloured chequered ribbon.—Lo Belie Aurmblee.

Cormos Dzess.—A round dress, composed of drab-coloured
bombasine: the skirt is of a moderate width; it is finished at
the bottom by a full plaiting of peach-coloured satin ribbon,
above which is a simple trimming of the same material; it is
arranged in puffs of different forms, which are placed alternately.
The body is cut low ; the waist of the usual length ; the back
moderately wide, tight to the shape, and a good deal sloped at
the sides. The bust is ornamented with a twisted band of
white and peach-coloured satin. Plain long sleeve, of an easy
width, finished at the handby a rouleau cuff, also of satin, to
correspond.
BALL Drill.—A slip composed of pale pink satin, finished at
the bottom with a light wreath of artificial corn flowers mixed
'with ears of ripe wheat, surmounted by a trimming composed
of pearls embroidered in ornaments, which resemble a little the
shape of the Prince's plume; they are scattered irregularly, and
do not came high. The effect of this trimming is striking and
novel. The robe is composed of white lace; it is open on the
left side, is edged with pearls, and is loopedal! round with knots
of pearl and bouquets of field flowers, which are placed alter-
nately.—zickermann's lieporitto y.
London, England, 1820-09-01

SFO:ITING. SEAT.
OXFORDSIIIRE, VICDI.IT:Y OF READING.
CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDE NCE, WITH LAND AND-

AIANOR.
To be LET, handsome!? tarnished, and in good Repair,

•
Ey Mr: ROBINS,
A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE, adapted for
the accommodation of a Genteel Family, with attached
at.d detached Odlces,_escellent Wades Gardens, well stocked,
cropped, and planted ; Flower Garden, Hot-house, Graperyoke.
seated is a INdsLock.of
TIVINTY-VOUR

Ar.d right c4Spottirig over ELEVEN HUN bRED ACRES
To be -4ieszed brTiciees, ',shirt, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, Warwiclmareec, Golden-square.
London, England, 1820-09-01

EAST-INDIA • HOUSE, Arrest $O, 1110.
THE COURT' (RECTORS lithe UNITED
COMPANY.," MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST-lAMIES, do hereby gire Notice,

That the Quarterly General Cart of the said Company, ap-
poirted to be held at their House,in Leadenhall-street, on W ED-
YESDAY, the 27th of September next, is made SPECI.It,
for the purpose of laying before the Proprieterb, for their ap-
probation, two Resolutions of the Court of Directors of the
.411ICstant, grafting under the circumstances therein stated, a
Pension of £lOOO per Annum to Mr. R. M. Barnard, late As-
sistaot Coast and Surat Warehouse Keeper, and a Pension of
ICSOO per Animus to Mr. George Mordaunt, jun. late Second
(1.:-k in the Coast and Surat Warehouse DepartMent.
The Report. required by the Bye-Law, Cap. 6, Sec.l9, toge-
ther uith the. 1) ..:untents upon tehich the said Resolutions have
forruat,l, are r.ovr open at this House for the perusal of the
PASEPH DAB r, *avows,

rroy 1 ictors.
London, England, 1820-09-01

TRIAL OF THE QUEEN.

THIRTEENTH DAY—IN CONTINUATION.
110CSE OF LORDS, AUGUST 51.
y Mademoiselle Loris... DLwNT

Witness went on board the polacca at Augusta in her Rsyal
Highness's suite. As far as she recollects, Rnrgami slept in a small
cabin on h.,ard, near the dining cabin. The bed of Bergnaini
Was afterwards changed, and he slept in the dining cabin. There
were daces in that cabin; one was generally open, and the other
closed. Tae door open was on the opposite side to Bei-games
bed. Witness slept by the side of the door that was open.
Bergami slept in the dining-room until they reached Jaffa.
Never saw but one bed in the dining-room. Tae Princess slept
in an adjoining cabin, near to liergami's bed Tice Countess of
Olth's cabin was on the other side, and communicated wi.h the
dining-room. Tke door of tha dining-roam was generally closed
at night; but did not know whether it was locked or not. Hes
seen Bergarnitn the bed-room of the Princess while thiPrincess
was iu bed. The door opening from the dining-rooth to the
Princess's cabin was sometimes open, and sometimes shut. }bas
satin it open when the Princess and Bergami were in their re-
spective Dells. Saw them speaking together twice. Sne
landed with the Princess an Tiniis. Princess first lived in the
house of the Briti:.h Consul ; afterwards, in a Palace belonging
to the Bey. Remembers the 'situation of the apartments there.
The bed-rooms of the Princess anu of Bernann were separated
by a room occupied .by nobody, and by a small cabin. The
Countess of °kin witness, and her sistei, slept near these ap. t t-
No rooms, except those of the Countess of Una and the
witness, opened into the room cccupied by nobody. Did not
see any other door.. Accompanied the Princess to Utica, where'
they residtd in a anal: Recollects the situation of the sleep-
ing-sums. kkrganu env iu one near the Princess. Wei seen
London, England, 1820-09-01

Just published, with Cuts, price Sixpence,

NON MI ItICORDI," &c. &c. &c.—." This will
.11 witueskastwardly, as suougly as the conscience does
within !"

London : Printed for William Hone, Ludgate-hill ; and sold
by all thi Booksellers in the United Kiir.zdom. Country Orders,
enclusing remittances, will be punctually execued,.and p:acards
for doors and shop-windows enclosed.
London, England, 1820-09-01

EVEN HUNDRED TONS of POZZOLANO.

A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office.
:;a Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him,
attend,.

Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Persons, en-
gaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the slim
of ./.*SPO, for the due performance of 02 Contract.
London, England, 1820-09-01

THANKS TO THE PUBLIC.

'FRE Patronage so extensively bestowed on the
Lottery just finished, affording the most unequivocal :est
of public approval,' carrot tail to impress T. BUSH with grate-
ful sentiments towards his best Friends, Tux rustic, by whom
he lug been so liberally supported. But while, as Contractor
for that Lottery, he acknowledges these obligations generally,
he filo mu. appelbon ordinary thanks are due for the increased
parti4ty,e,ehrti to me 124DPIDUAL OFFICES; for, although he
has for a bf yeirs enjoyed a greater share of public faveut
than any other. Offik.e.lCeeper, his Saks in the late Lottery have
greatly exceeded their usual proportion.
There were Thirty Capitals in the late Lottery, .Sixteen of
which were Shared aLI Sold by DISH; the other Fourteen
were Shared and 5.11.1 by the various other Office-Keepers.
BISII has now to announce a New Lottery, pr which he
is ) the Contractor, it will be drawn in two days, .;'th and 18th
October. The &ham of which, as soon-as it has received the
sancion of the Lords of the Treasury, will be submitted to the
Public, for their approbation ; and T. LUSH confidently expects
it will meet with as favourable a reception as the last, and be
equally well supported.
4, Carnhill, and 9, Charing-Cross,
Aug•ast 31, 1620.
London, England, 1820-09-01

ADELUSIVE habit, generally learnt, at great
'Schools, is the moat destructive thing that can be prac-
Inca. Young l'eople should take time to consider, that every
act of debauchery of this kind strikes deep 'at the rou: of their
cur,mitution, inevitably hastens many alarming distase, and
lit.rgs cn Ol the infirmitks of the most langoish;rg old age, and
p:enrture dissolution. _ _

tt RDI A L BA LM of CI I. F. A n is recommended to
those whose constitutions him. bctii impaired by such early im-
ps:levee, as well as to those whose nerves arc ali,:cted by in-
Avr.te r.!dy, else too free use of ardent spirits, tea, or coffee, and
n persona who are enervated by :ong tesidence in hot and
ielesithy climates; in whick cases it wilt prove of tL groutest
atheccy, bracing the relined nerves, and strengtaenlng and invi-
gur, •ine the constitution. . _ .

°. Id At 11 S. and 335. a bottle, by an respectable Medicine Ven-
~`►~~ialbe United Kingdoms: -
London, England, 1820-09-01

riIHE BRITISH REVIEW, No..XXXI. published
1. on the Ist of September, contains Art. I. Prince Iloare's
Memoirs of. Granville. Sharp, Psq. 11. Wordiworth's River.
Dudek'', and other Pants' TII. Religion of the Indian Tribes
of North America; T Dr. Clrahners on the Christian end
Civic Economy. of Large Towne; V. Frazer's Tour through.
the Snowy Mountains of India, and to the Sources of the Rivers
Juirma and Ganges; VT. Simeon's Dorm Homiletice ; VII.
Watkins's Meniairs of the late Queen ; V I 11. Jacob's View of
the Agriculture, Manufactures,. Statistics,- and State of Society
in Germany ; IX. Lord John Itociell's Life- of William Lord
Russell ; X. :systeer of Education for the • Infant King of
Rome, &c.
Loildcin : Minted for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; and*J.•
Harchard and Son; of whoM may be procured the thirty pre—
ceding Parts, at tis. each.

THE LONDON MAGAZINE, No. IX. In- Sep-
tember, published by astowts, CJILA DOC K, and Joy, coa-
-1 tains the following Articles:-1. Lion's Head; 2. Old Stories,
No. I. The Lying Sei'ant, The Castle Goblin; 3. Note from
Mr. Bowles on Pope; 4. 'Pablo Talk, No. 111. on the Conver-
sation of Authors • s..Shognr, the Dalmatian Brigand; 6. The
Jewels of the Book, No. 11. 5. Italy, Sonnet from. Fillizala; 8.
Stanzas, by B. B. ; 9. Gel min Description:: of I logarth's Works,
Na. 1; Harlot's Progress, Plate I. ; 10. On Italian Tragedy, in-
troductory to- Remarks ob Manzoni's Coent of Carmageola; 11.
Drab Bonnets; 12. Sketch of the Progress of .Vocal Science in
England, with Noticca of the principal Performers and Com-
posers ; 13. Mr. Weathercock's Private Correspondence intended
for the public efe ; 14. Sonnet to the Author of Poems under
the name of Barry Cornwall; 15. To R. S. Knowles, Esq. on
his Virginias; 16. Visit to the Republic of San Marion in May,
18110; 17. Critical Notices of New Books—l. Ilrs. Graham's
Residence near Rome, 11. Elton's Brothers, a Monody. 111.
Keats's Volume of Poems• • IR. The Drama ; 19. Report of
Seb Literary-said Scientific Intelligence • 21. Historical
whit:ll*H Summary of Public Events; 22. Agruakpral Re-
pet; 11,S. Conamercial Report--also the usual Lists, .Markets,,
'•" ' •

DIED.
At Lade, on the 18th ult. Colonel John Robertson.
The 22d ult. Mr. Jonathan Sterling, aged 39, proprietor of
George's C.cdfee-hostae,,Strand.
London, England, 1820-09-01

FOR WORNIS,'FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACII, Etc.
IVORNIS are the cause of many internal Afflic-
tions, which vary so much in their effects, that they
mar be mistaken, by the most eminent Physician, and prove
tqu...ily fatal to tar Constitutions of Adults iird Children, though
letter more extensively suffer from their destructive ravages.
'.l.llL'.r 'fore usual Symptoms are Fits, Aging lathe Stomach, Side,
cm: Head, pasty' Appetite, • and pak, Magna, and emaciated dp.
c rrer in the Patient. 'rhe extraordinary efficacy of
CUING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES, •
In all •I.lzii Complaints, as well as In f/bstructiensin the Bowels,
2:ld ev,,ry Disorder where opening or cleansing physic is required,
is so universally known, and has-been publicly acknowledged by
se nsany persons of distinction and rank-in society, that it is un-
z.. rssary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues.
They are soli in boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Buri.rni,
No. 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's; also, by the
prirclol Druggists, Booksellers, and Medicine Venders through-
out Ole kited Kingdom.
London, England, 1820-09-01

N u BF. it 10,459.

CONTRACT FOR POZZOLANO. ••
NAVT-OFFICE, AMIIS: 18, le2o.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
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That on THURSDAY, the 7th of September next, at One
'o'Clock, they will he ready to treat with such Persons as may
the willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's Yard at
'Sit”rlleSS with
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A New Edition, greatly enlarged, improved, and continued to
the Peace of Paris,

ELEMENTS of UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY,
Ancient and Modern; containing a Description of the
Boundary, Extent, Divisions, Chief Cities, Sea Ports, Bay; and
Gulfs; Lakes, Rivers, Capra, Mountains, Forests, Islands, Go.
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FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

Walter Scott, Rsq. from Edinburgh.
The Earl of Breadalbane at his house in Park-lane, from a
visit to the Eari and Coialtess Temple, at their seat Wotton,
Berks.

Viscount Mikeley at his house in Stanhope-street, from a tour.
Hon. Mr. Legge at the Earl of Dartmouth's in Berkeley-
square, from &inkwell Hall, Staffordshire.
Sir George Buggin at his house in Great Cumberland-place,
front Tunbridge Wells.
Dowager Duchess of Buccleugh at her house in Privy Gar-
dens, from her seat, Richmond.
James Dawkins, Esq. at his house in Portman-square, from
his seat in Oafordsire.

Lord Eb:ington at the Earl of rorteseue's in Grosvenor.
square, from a tour.

DEPARTURES.

Lord Grenville from his house in Hamilton-place, to his seat
Dropmore Lodge, Berks.
Pascoe Grenfell, FAq. M.P. from his house in Charles-street,
It. James's-square, to his seat in Berks.
Mr. and Mrs. Grimston, from Long's Hotel, Bond-street,
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Charlea-street, Grosvenor-square, to Bath.
London, England, 1820-03-30

I.'riate4 for henry Colburn, Coliduit-strect.

This day Was published,
The Secotfil Edition, revised, price 7s. 6d. boards,
IRIVATE tDUCATION ; or, A PRACTICAL
PLAN for the Studies of YOUNG LADIES, with an
AilApass to Private Gov.:tresses, and their Pupils.
By ELIZABETH APPLETON.
" This Work is :7udleiously adapted to become a useful Mantv.l
lin the hands of persons who are desirous of securing for their
(tender charge all the advantages of elegant Literature, and the
accomplishments of polished manners, without putting to capri-
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render them useful in this world and happy in the next"

Printed for Henry Culburn, COrcluit-street.

ROBIN HOOD.

This day was published, handsomely printed in royal ltsmo.
pace is. sd. in boards,
'OBIN HOOD: a Collection of all the Ancient
Porns, Songs, and Ballads, now extant, relative to that
celebrated English Outlaw. To which are prefixed, Ilistotica
Anecdotes of ha Life. •
".In this our spacious Isle T think there is not one
" But he of Robin Hood hath heard, and little John ; •
" And to the end.of time the take shall refer be done
" Of Scarlack. George a Greed, and hlts.-h, the miller's Inn:
" Of Tuck, the merry friar, which many a sermon made
" In praise of Robin Hood, his Outlaws, and their trade!
Printed for Longman and Co. Paternostet-row ; and T. Boys,
Ludgate-hill.
London, England, 1820-03-30

NECKCLOTHS AND .COLLATIS!

This day was published, price 3s. a New Edition, greatly en-
• - • lamed, with Additional Engravings,
yscKCLOTHITANIA ; or, TIETA i.>,. An Essay
on Starchers.—By ONE OF THE CLOTH,
• ' And of Hertford College.
Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall.
Also, .price Is. Gd. with Coloured Plates, A Treat far the
Fancyi. And; price 6s. with Coloured Plates, Dress and Ad-
dres. By the Author of " The Greeks;" of which the nine-
' tcenth Edition is now bn Sale.
London, England, 1820-03-30

HAND-RA LL.

Thursday se'nnight, a game of I-land-bat:was played betvret 0
the Lammermuir and East I,o;hien Shepherds. The former
having teceivtd a challenge from the latter, who were ricieated
last year, both parties Were desirous of being victors; but after
an easy content, the .Lammermuir Shepherds bore away the
prise, gaining two balls in succession.
London, England, 1820-03-30

• Lately published,
To One Volunle,With two engraved Plans, price 41. 6d.
Yr HE FLORISTS MANUAL; or, Hints for the
COnstructiolt if a Gay FlOwer Garden ; with Obser-
vations on the best Method of preventing the Derradations
Insects, &c. to which is added, ell'aulogue of Plants, with
their colours, as they appear in each Season. By the Authoress
trf " Botanical Dialogues," aid" Sketches of the Phy.iclogy of
Vegetable Life."
• Printed for !leery Colburn, Conduit-street.
London, England, 1820-03-30

TWO SUPERIOR SCHOOL BOOKS.

This day were published,
THE NATIONAL SPELLING BOOK; or, Sure
Guide to Spelling and Pronunciation.
" The spelling columns in this Book appeal- to have been ar-
ranged and accented with much care and attention ; to that chil-
dren, who may ha made to understand the marks here used to
dl:ect their pronunciation, will acquire an unusual degree of
*Miner, and avoid much future trouble."-31onthly Review,
March; '
The NATIONAL READER ; consisting of Easy Lessons
In History, Geography! Biography, Mythology, Natural History,
lite. The whole artang,i on a new plan, and illustrated by
nearly One Hun red Engravings ; being a. Sequel to the " Nft..
tional Spelling." By the Rev. T. Clark : ss.
Printed for Jolla Sauter, at the School Library, 73, St. Paul's
Church-yard.

Desirable and Commodious Di &RINE V,ILLA, with ora:Hest
Offices, Garden, Pleasure Gscrur.ds, and Meadow
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIG:T,
By Mr. POEM'S,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley,. Coral-All, on 'Nubs,-
nAr, Afsy 18, at Twelve o'clock, in Lots, „
A DESJIIABLE PREEITOLD F.STATL:, situate
at WEST COWits.S, in the INLE of HT.
Lni 1. Comprises a beautiful COTTAGZ Va.:EST
TT I L 1., seated on a fine eminence, commanding tko eutherting
scenery of she Med'ns River, the I:rhottr, ey.fon-
iive and intoreciing vi-aws of the HampsWeCoast, ere;ted with
great taste, finklitd at a very consider...hi.: expense, r.nd aciaptcd
for the accommodatiem.of a -I•"oblemzoar Gluticirtan cf distith•
tion, with csc: ]lent Offices of all. descriptions, Steolirg fcr sit
horses, Coach houses, Ilarnesr-rourt, &e. surrounded I,‘;
Plantations, orninientt el with fnc ;srown inter•-•eeted
with gravai an, other tastefully dis2ciseti; ex:ellen
waih.d Garden, planted rahit numerous fine Fruit Treesl zn4
3loaclow Land, centainin7 r.early TWELvr..ACRES, prin.
cipslly walled in, and within. a tl!ort 4.43ncc of the town.
Loy u. (nnirlises Two Enchsures of 111ZA1)0W LAND,
Siteair ott the opposite side of the viriti-to 1,01 one. wish (int..:
dener's Cottage raid Oar Zens, bounded bythe road from News,
'port to West ; a delightful 11.11atiOta 137 erecting a V:.!.1,
contaimbig nearly SEVEN ACRES.
lie be viewed by... Tickets. Partieblart may be lad en the
PreMises; of Messrs. Clarke,.Sewell, anck
Newport, with-'rickets; at- the litgle'ton, Newport ;- Fonn
tain, Portsmouth ; India Arms, flospors; of Mr. Weller, and
at the fleece, Chichester; Old Snip, Brighton ; of Messrs;
Maley, Moon, and Lest., Solicitors, LinciAn's inn; at Garra:.
-way's Ccdfeenhoust• ; a: n 1 of felt. Robins, . Warwick-strut.
C..iden.iquare where a Plait of the .Ettat.te. and Vela may h•
and of whom Tickets may he had. •
London, England, 1820-03-30

BIRTHS.

Friday se'nrigilt, at the Vicarage, Bolton, the Lady of the
Rev'. Prebendary Slade, of a daughter.

At Fothard, the Lady of Mr. William Mnikan, sorgeoz,
of a daughter.
Wednesdny week, at Arthuret, in Cumberland, the Lady of
the Rev. Fergus. Grahame, of a datsghter.
March 16, at Perth, Mrs. Latta, Wire of Dr. Latta, phy-
sician there, of a still-born son.
London, England, 1820-03-30

HUNTINu.

Lord DRIIIT turned out a fine deer on Saturday last, for the
amusement of a large field of sportsmen, near thr Oaks Ile
went away in gallant style fur the Hundred aces, mintog to
the left into the inclosures rear Banstead to the Old Wartc-i
where he ran very short in the covers, and in turning hack, t e
hounds caught a view of hini under the Warren pales ; he w. t
away very fist over Walton Heath to Margem, Grove, whete
he still.. the hill, and went into the deep cow-14'y to Dockland,
across the rivzr Mole by Slyfoord Mill, away for Shilwned
Common by Newdigate, through the I lelme Woods, when: tie
greater part of the sportsmen were thrown out ; • and leas:l;g
Leith HiU to the right, and across die deep country to the pa.
rish of Wirnham, where he was taken, after an extraordinary
run of three hours and a half. When the deer was turned oat
there were nearly two hundred Gentlemen in'the field, and
when taken, there were only seventeen present. The parish of
Waraharn is about one mile and a half from Horsham, in Sus-
sex.. There are three bosses since dead, aml a great many inure
done up for this wasdn.
London, England, 1820-03-30

ALL PRIZES THE 11th APRIL.

OAR ROLL, the Contractor, begs most earnestly
to impress on the public mind the advantage of purchasing
BEFORE the 11th of APItIL, for

ON THAT DAY
Only Two Thousand Tickets will be Ihrawn,
• EACH TO RECEIVE £39,
And then to hive, IN ADDITION,
The same Chance whim the Drawing begins on the 27th April,
:13 if it hid not already been drawn a Prize of £.lo;•therefore,
on the 11th April, an Adventurer
MAY GET A PRIV% BUT CANNOT HAVE A
BLANK!
The Scheme contains 102 CAPITAL Rnins, including

•Prizrs of 1;50,000
- - .C 20,000
- - £lO,OOO
&c. &c:

•••

xitacee
X 40,000
X 20,000

n

In all £7,t55,5CC, in Money and Consols, including an EXTRA
SU NI of .C 40,000, which CAiLUUOI.L,the Contractor, has added
to the Prize Money, by permiaolon of Government.
Tickets and Sharca are SeLing• at CARROLL:a Fortunate
o;fiees, No. 19, Corniiin, a.id 26, Oxford-street ; where he
lak.id, in the Let few Months,
No. 2,357 X 33,000 1,14.5
7J6 21,000 7,ee3

X 20,6110

TIDE £40,C00 GIVEN AWAY'! r!

ANL

THE 160,000 FOR EARLY PURCHASERS!! !
FROM the wording: of. the advertisernents,s hand-
bills, and chew-boarsis.made use of for promming the sales
of the present Lottery, ao erroneous idea has gone forth that
particular or greater advantages would be obtained at souk
Offices tLat were not to be had at others; and as such en en-
founded opit.ion is prejudicial, and ought to be removed from the
minds of thosq who have, and those who have net adventured, T.
DISH begs most respectfully to assure his best friends, the Pub-
lie, that there is not any feat or imaginary advantage the Scheme
holds forth, in which the Customers of his Offices will not equally
participate, °Monk he is NOT the CONTLICT'OIt.
Tickets and Shares are Selling at BISH's 4.X1 cep, 4, Cornhill,.
and 9, Charir.g-cross ; where No. 2,507, id the Last Lottery. a.
Prize of TWENTY TIiOUS.I N 1.) POUNDS "bION itY
.
was Sold in Shares.
The Preliminary Day (as the Casette calls it) will be*Tuesday,
11th April. The Scheme consists of 20.004 Ticket:, and con-
tains 102 Capitals,.amounting so :11.303,500 Money zjd Consols.
•,,* Explanatory Schemes gra tis.
London, England, 1820-12-16

BIRTHS.

Wednesday, in Gravenor-square, the Lady of John Mo-
berly, rsq. M.P. of a daughter.
At Castle Craig, on the rd inst. the Hon. Lady Gibson Car.
snichael, of a son.

WechiVsday, at Mary-la-Bonne New Church. Major - Chet-'
trynd Stapylton Royal Hussars, to Margaret, only daughter of-
George Hammond, Res of Hampton Court.
At the Manse of
.pornock, on the 11th inst. John Carlyle,
Esq. a Danock, to Marianne, eldest diughter of the Rey. Ni-
cholas Sloan, Minister of that Parish.
At ChapeWdli, parish of Cartaveroolt,mi the 4th lust- Captain'
Alexander Borthwick, p.. N. to Margaret, youngest daughter of
the late Richard Rawlins, Esq. a Drungans.
At Gatehouse of Fleet, on the 11th inst. Mr. Johnlir
of Gatehouse, to Miss Gordon, daughter of the late Rev. Hugh
Gordan, Minister of Anwoth..
London, England, 1820-12-16

LAW 'STUD'ENTS. '
A GENTLEMAN of' some years standing at the
Bar, proposes, after the Christmas Vacation, to receive
into his house one or two young Men, intended for the Profes-
sion, a. PU PI LS and members of his own family. .His object
is to afford to those who are pursuing a legal education, the com-
forts and advantages which can only be found in the private
family of a Gentleman.
Application may be made, addressed to A. B. under cover to
Nr. Coral!, Printer, Charing-Cross.

POPULAR PSALMS AND HYMNS, ADAPTED TO
FAVOURITE AIRS.
Jost published, in one vol. 4to. f 1
.11i. 6d. neatly bound,
PRE BEAUTIES of MOZART, HANDEL,
PLEYEL, IIAYDN, LIEETHOVEN, ROSSINI, and
ether celebrated Composers, adapted to the words irf popular
Psalms and Hymns, for one or two Velars ; with an Accom-
paniment, and occasional Symphonies for the Piano=fortes Organs
or Harp. By an EMINENT PROFESSOR.
Kr 7 be volutne Mend= Seventy.nine Pines and Nine Preludes.
Printed for S. Leigh, IS, Strand; sold also by the Booksellers
and principal Alusic-sellers In the United Kingdom.

EXCHANGE.
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