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London, England, 1816-03-28

CUSTOM-HOUSR, LONDON, March 16, 1816.
FOR SALE,

Order eat Hon. the Cemssinieter, cf hi, Majesty', Cuttrin,
On Monday, the 25th, Tuesday, the Stith, Wedneday, the el. th,
Thurs.'s', the 2ttth, rriday, the 2S:h, and Saturday, the
Instant, at Two o'Cloek In the Atzernoon of the said days

precisely, at the Commercial Sale Ri•onts, Minch); lane.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation.
East-India prohibited (lotsJs, Sm.

For Home Consumption,

Tea, Coffee, Sugar, and other Grocery ; Pickles, Tantarluds,
and other Preset-vest Candles, lied Feathers, Skins, Canvas, Linen,
Isinglass, Plate olass, Tobacco. Corks, China,*Ten.PiperMatieira
Wine, Dutch Drops, a Cable, Mill Stones, Mats,Staevs, Tar, Salt
Pare, anti Cook; I.ace Shawls, Cambric and other Linen Dra-
pery; Haberdashery, Hosiery. Lacquered Ware, Cold and silver
Watches, and.other Jewellery; Ps ints, Rough rystai. and Ame-
thysts, Cobalt, 'Tobacco Ashes and Cinders, Gunpowder, and
smutty other Goods as mentioned in the Catalogue.
CLZAIL OF ALL DUTIZI.

Also, Three Hopheatls of Wine, free of Duty for Exportation;
or, fur flame Consumption, on payment of the Duties of Customs
and Excise.

The Three Hogsheads of Wine, Tobacco Ashes, and Cinders,
to he viewed at the London Dockp ; the •Cable, Mill Stones,
Mats, Staves, Tar, Salt Petre, and Cork, at the 'fobacco Ground,
Rotherhithe; the Gunpowder, at Mangle's Magazine, Barking;
and all the other Goods at the KingsWarehouses,Globe-yard, and
No. 90, I.ower • the on l'hursday, the 21st, Friday, the
22d, and Saturday, the 23d instant, and on the days of Sale, irons
Nine o'Clock in the Morning to One in the Afternoon.

Catalogues may be bad at the King's Warehouse, No. 90,
Lower 'Phames•street, pr:ee Is. each.
London, England, 1816-03-28

_ - -
TO rHE PROPRIETORS ()FEAST INDIA S LOCK. •
LADIES AND GINTLEMEN,
AVING the honour of be.ng recommended to
LA you by the Directors of the East India Company, as
CANDIDA•I•ES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this Year,
we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote uu the
Day of Election, WEDNESDAY, the loth of April next.
We are, Ladles au! Gentlemen,
Your most olledient and meat humble Servants,
JOHN BEBB.
JAMES DANIELL.
WM. FULLARTON ELPHINSTONE.
• JOHN INGLIS.
JAMES PATrISON.
JOHN BL ADEN TAYLOR.
East India House, March 27, 1116.

GUILDHALL, LONDON, MAKCH so, MG.

THE COMMITTEE of CITY LANDS will
tne-t G.:lldhall, London, on Wspensimir. the 3d day of
April, 1816, a: rwelve &Clock at Noon.
TO LET, BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
_ _ _

BUILDING LEAS'ES for Sizty-one Years fromly-day,
1816, of several Lots of GROUND on the North side of Lcng
lane, Smithfield; and also a Lease for Twenty-one Yews from
Lady-clay aforesaid, of s.ro..ii Tenements in Cole's Buildings, and
two ocher l'enemoi— .I.d a Building in Three Fox Court, and
Brewer's Yar.: near Long Lane.
The Plan and Conditions may he seer at thi' Office of the Clerk
of the Works, Guil.lhtdl. JOB. BC S IN AN, Comp!rolkr.
London, England, 1816-10-04

FREEHOLDS IN THE "MINORIES.
A ROOMY DWELLING-HOUSE, ShioP, etc. and several
SE Vs of COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS, COIiNTING•
HOUSES, Ste.
By Mr. ROBINS, '
At -Oarraway's Coffee-House, in Exebange-alley, Cornhlll, on
Tnuit SNIT, the 17th of October, 1016, at Twelve &Clod% in
Two Lou.
Lot I. 111 HE very ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD
AL ES FATES, situate Nos. 11 and iv, on the Bitt
./We of ibis A4_ *aim ho eke roossesiese4 Me. Tau AA 4, Wonteson.
drier, and Mr. COLIAC I& and his ender Tenants, on Leases,
six Yeats orwhich are unexpired.
The Premien in front comprise a roomy Shop, Parlour, and
Counting-house, snail open Yard, die. and three &emirs of
Rooms over. In the Basement, a large Warehouse and Cellars
for Wine, liver, and Coals.
Lot 2 The COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS adjoining No. la.
comprising a roomy Entrance from the street to a spacious Dwell-
mg-house, occupied as Commercial Chambers, three stories high.
three Rooms ou a Floor, Housekeeper's Apartments, Water-
closet and roomy Cellars, a large open Vatted Yard, witb.ouhstan.
del Buildlngs,cOntaining Six Counting-houses, &c. '1 he whole in
alrbsrantial sad rood repair.
. May be viewed by hove of tbb Tenants, of whom Partkulare
Anal be had; and as Gerrtway's; of Messrs. Chapman and
Gardiner Surveyors, Wormwood-street; Mists. Williams,
Whitolin4, and Co. New square Lincoln'. Mu; and of Mr.
lintlins',Warwicbgerreeti o.ilidsn4quare.
London, England, 1816-10-04

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER U.

A letter from the Hague states, that (Mr treaty!
vith Spain was signed on the Sd: of August, at
Guadalataro, by the Minister Cevallos, stid. the
Dutch Ainb issader Van Nyvelt. the two Powers
will maintain at certain number of sh'ps of the line,
hicouts, *WA fiun-losats, which %VIII unite and act in
cesterst. The ships of each PoWer 0441 be freely
admitted haw the ports of the other, and several
other maritime Powers will be invi'vval to accede to
tie alliance.
London, England, 1816-10-04

WORCESTERSHIRE.
Capital 4ATUR CORN.MILL, DWELLING•HOUSE. site.
sod TWELVE AeltEi of MEADOW LAND.
Ey Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's ti;ffee•bouse, Exchange-alley. Cornhill, London,
on TIIIVOMPAT, the 21st of November, 1810, at it &Cluck,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
LINK MILL., situate adjoining She Turnpike Rotel from
Yid/tester to Malvern, in the earish of Leigh, Comprising
A CAN fAt. WATER CORN MILL,
With Three Pair of Stones, with 11 good head of water/ sup-
plied by a running crealn.
A Comfortable DWELLINGAIOUSE. with Maces, Stable,
and Outbuilding', Gardens, Ntifsery Gtottod, trod Meadow
Land, the whole containing 12 Acres, I Rood, and 29 Perches,
all lying compact.
The Buildings and Mill bawd recently been put into sabstan. ,
dal repair, and form a very eligiblegokoperty, in an excellent and
desirable pleasant situation.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be bad; of Win. Handy, Esq. and Messrs. Welles and
Dickens, Soliskon ; the Hop POPO and Star Inrie4 Worcesier ;
Bush, Bristol; White Liou, Bath; of Me. Phelps. Evesham;
Mr Adams, ()third; Hen and adekens, Birmingham 'l•.0.
Parr, E.g. George, Ckekenhtm ; King's Head Glou-
cester; at Garrawafs Cqffeviseuse ; and of Mr. Robins, War.
twick-street; Goldawsluare, Londosts*bere a Plan of the liotate
ir/ be teen. • .
London, England, 1816-10-04

SALES BY AUCTIONS

RRItY.
FREEHOLD, between WEY BIOME, ADDLESTONE, cud
CHERTSEY.
SHOOTING and FISHING COITAGE, and .NINETY.
TWO ACRES of RICH LAND, and the TIDIES.—
Bounded by a due Stream of Weer.
Dr Mr. ROBINS.
At ()areaway's Wee House. Ecehauge Alley, Coratilll,
Toes SDAT. October IT, lair,. at Twelve teCioelt,
A VALUABLE ,FREEHOLD ESTATE
Ccunprising CROCKFORD BRIDGE cormos,
With Offices, Stables, and various Outbuildings, and upwards of
rit ACRES of 'FREEHOLD RICH MEADOW LAND,
wish the TITHES of oe!pine. basnded or, the East by the
Ether Bourne, wen stared wlth
Also, THIRTY-THREE ACM Eti of LEASEHOLD MEA-
DOW, and AILAILIMAND, 1'4404. with the Tt liIES Of
-tbe same. The whole lying in siting Fence; aseet eligible Pro-
perty for a Gentleman fond of Field Sports; plenty of Game and
Hounds in the vicinity, in a fine, healthy, and beautiful, eoantry,
within a Mile of Chung/ and Weybridge, and I e antes froin
London.

May be viewed by-applying on the Premises, where Panku-
lars may be had; aud at t►e Swan, Charnel ; Ship. Weybrhlge;
Castle, ; Mr. Moon, King's Arms, Gedalming; Mr.
Kukla, Kingston Rea Lion, Hounslow ;at Giveaway's; and
of Mr. Robins, Warwick -street, Golden-square, where a Plan
of the Estate way be seen.

• • FREEHOLD.
GRACECHURCH.STREET AND WHITE HART-COURT.
Spacious room DWELLING HOUSE, WAREHOUSE',
VAULTS &e.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarmway's Coffee Mouse, Exchange Alley, tartan, on
THURSDAY. the 17th of October, 1616, at l'webre &Mock,
A VERY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE:
compri-ing those spseious Premises in the possession and
on Lease to Messrs DARBY and It war r, of Which seven years
ire unexpired; occupying a considerable Frontage 015 the West
Side of OftACECHURCH-3TREEI', and communicating to
WHI l'E HART-COUR containing a roomy Dwelliug-bouse,
with Offices, ilte; capital Warehouse to front, Counting houses,
and four Sullies of Warehouses, commuitiaating with Winte-
Hart-coun ; In the Basement, large Warehouses, Cellars, Su.—
The whole in substantial repair, and a most eligible Property.
Maybe viewed, by leave of the Tenants.
Parch:Airs at Garraway's ; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore,
and Co. Lincoln's Inn New square ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Goidewsquare.
London, England, 1816-10-04

GED:CIA, SEPTEMBER 11,

It is nolonger doubtful that the Spanish insurgents
liawe.agents is this city. and several others in Italy.
wl•ere they recruit for engineers and artillery officers.
The Pol.re has discovered several of them; but no
list was found on them of the names or number of
Chute who were preparing to tate part in the war of
colonial indepcneence. as they call it.

CAGLIARI, (SARDINIA), SEPT. to.
Eleven individuals have arrived here who andel
their escape from Algiers before the affair of Lord
Exmouth, for fearof htiag lorced to take part .ag Ainst
the English. They are mostly }wing men, but worn
out by the recessive labours in which thiy have been
employed. They detail the increlble atrocities eier.
cised on the unfmtunate Cheistians. According to
them, the greater part were sent into the Prorates.,
of the *Lawlor. There were nearly 7.00(1 Sardlnians
in the Itegrimy of Algiers alone. Some of them
have bees sold to the bey of Tunis.

--7 -
Our Sovereign has erected a hospital for the recep-
tion of prisottets who return (font Algiers.
Our batvest has been extremely fine.

NAPLES, SEPTEMDER 6.
A great many ships laden with grain eater oar
port. They come chiefly front Russia.

_
BEAUVAIS, SEPTEMBER lb. -
The venerable 'Prince cl! Collin has had the satis-
factintiof entertaining the Dukes of Angouleme and
Berri, with their Duchessts, at his family palace of
Chantilly.. Their Royal Highnesses were aecompa•
nied by the Duke of Guiche, the Count of Ferro.
raye, the Duchess of Mantas, and the Lady of
'Marshal the Duke of Reggio. The inhabitants of
Chantilly received them with enthusiastic joy.
The Conde mansion did nut, on this occasion,
glitter with such sumptuous decorations as charae
termed the fetes given to the Prince of Denmark,, to
the Count du Nord : but au interest perfectly rrcipro-
cal, an expansive joy, an effusion of heart and sen-
vaunt. gave to this meeting a peculiar. chum
the Prince de Cunde, amidst the wreck of the place
of his ancestbrs, found yet once more some moments
of happiness.
London, England, 1816-01-22

SOUTH AMERICA.

The ASIA, just arrived at Portsmouth, has
brought Jamaica Papers from the 20th to the 29th
of November. The schooner Wave, in six days
from Carthagena to Port Royal, brought intelli•
genet that several vessels with cargoes of flour and
provisions had entered Bocca Checca, which had
given the Carthagenians (Independents) high spirits.
The Spanish General, bloatt.ro, had bombarded the
city eight days, but was compelled to retire with
great loss. The Carthagenian privateer Jupiter, had
captured, after an action of three hours, a Spanish
packet, from Cadiz, bound to Porto Bello; also a
schooner, called the Centinel, one of General Mo.
10.1.0 es blockading squadron, and two other scboonen
' liJen with provisions and colonial produce, bound to
Porto Bello.
London, England, 1816-01-22

HAGUE, JANUARY 16.

On the 18th, in the evening, their Majesties will
receive public congratulations on the approaching
mai Lige of his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange.

WARSAW, DECEMBER IL

The new Polish Constitution which was signed at
Warsaw on the 27th of November, on the French ori-
ginal, by his Majesty the Emperor of Russia and
King of Pohlad, consists of 165 articles. The people
here are exreinely pleased with it, because it ►s per-
fectly liberal, according to the wishes of the Polish
Nation.

ZEALI4ND, JANUARY 2.
• Last month twe considerable Morocco merchants
arrived at Copenhagen, who are said to be charged
with a mission from the Emperor of Morocco to our
Court, which, tinder all circumstances, has constantly
been on friendly terms with that of Morocco. The
two Governments have in former times made presents
to each other, as proofs of friendship. Thus there is
sliewn, in the Castle of Rosenburg, a mostmaluable
piece of art, namely. an artificial vine; the grapes of
which are cut out of a single emerald, and which is
said to be a present from the Emperor of Morocco.
These friendly relations are of great advantage to the
Danish commerce in Africa.
LINDEN, DECEMBER 30.
On the 27th instant the lower country of Lingen,
and some Prussian districts in Munster, weresoletnnly
given up by the Russian Cornmistioner, Mr. Von
GoMed:, to the Hanoverian Commissioners.
• HANOV Eft, JANUARY 94

The Royal Lettcr4 Patent: taking possession of the
Beilliays of Lit u, Greboldshausen, and Doc!ors-
tadt, are now publuled by order of the Prince gent.

A letter from Bei lin, dated January 10, says.—
do Prince Blucher is so much delighted with the eon.
duo et Madame LavAlette, that he has tent an ad-
drcbs of thAska to her." •

Letter• from Madrid of the 3d instant state, that
the entailed estates of the Spanish refugees, and those
swan ire unuer puaisllmetis for their political conduct,
hay, been exempted from confiscation, and will pass
to the lieu hens, subject to the payment of lawful
debts, and to the burdeb of all the existing settle-
ments. Considerable difficulty is experienced in rain-
lug the coutributious ordered to be levied in Whoa
ft id &thunder, for the subsistence at Count del
army.

• "JUNCO P4PERS.
London, England, 1816-01-22

AMERICAN PAPERS.

This morning reached us New York Papers to the
last day of the year. The substance of their contents
is as loam's :

It is stated under date of Washington, 27th ult.
that no business was done in the Senate the day be-
fore, except the reference of two or three petitions.
The Senate Chamber is undergoing an alteration and
enlargement, which rendered it necessary for the
Senate to adjourn until the Friday following. The
Treaty with the Dey t,f Algers has, it 'is generally
understood, been ratified by the Senate, and was ex-
pected to be published in a day or two.
The business in the House of Representative's on
the 26th was unimportant. A reference was made
to between 20 and 30 Petitions of minor importance.
Mr. MADISON, in a Message, laid before the House
Copies of a Proclamation, noticing the Convention
between the United States and Great Britain, which
had been duly ratified. The Message and Treaty
were referred to a Comthittee for Foreign Affairs.
London, England, 1816-01-22

PURL' Uh WEYMOU Eti.

By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majery's
Caroms, on Tuassitv, Fellraary *3, *Bl6, at Elcven u Clock
in the Forenoon, at the Custom atomic' Weym-uth,
2- EGOODS UNDERMEI.I:IONED,
BIZ:
_ _

2:0 Gallons Brandy
4t) Ditto Geneva
6 Ditto Rum

GaLnis Wine
t Ditto Compounds

Subject to the Paymeu: of the D
taken out for Hun
1 Piece Sheeting, 75 yards
7 " Do. Cambric, t 5 do.
is 11.1. or Reuuuut, Lace,
it:o do.
9 i/u. Paper, 98 do.
1 Da. Muslin, 8 do.
1 Lice Veil
1 Angola Shawl
1 Pair lialr liraceleti
194 lbs. Cotton Wool . I
10 cwt. Red Oaker
to lbs. Tamarinds
tt) lbs. Salt
et lbs. l'ea
4 Pieces Rope
3 Anchors
N 11. The Gem& way be vies
House, two days previews to the

tie of Customs and Excise, if
: Lonsunip:ion.

11-01 LIPORTATION.
17 Piec,li Silk, 146 yuds
a Do. Satin, $4l do.
9 Silk Skawh
i 54 India Hainiker.iiiers
to Bramante Silk Ribbons
13 Silk Pit rete
s Pair silk Bracers
I Do. Fr.neli GI ores
6 Pieces Si.le liindinz
1 Pair Laces
$1 Do. Waieb &ibboas.

iced by applying at the Custom.
e day of Sale only.

BARNE Cl' GuEs r, CeIYMIS r,
Inventor of the GUESIUNIAN MEDICINES,
No. 9, Great-Surrey-street, Foot of Blackfriars
HAVING resided there for the' ast TwENTY-
L.A. UNE YEARS, during which timeUP WARDS of THREE
1 HU U SAND PATIENTS have been restored :o Phit FECT
HEALTH by him, after they have been admitted into the
London Hospitals, w fun afilieeed with the following cora-
plaints and after cauttutaleg there a reasonable time, were
then returned from thence without bring relieved, the truth
of which can be proved by the books of the said Hospitals, or
from the Patients themselves, two-thirds of whom reside in Lon-
don; great part of them have been advertised in the London
Newspapers, and London Magazines for the last twenty years,
eoneequently if not correct, they would have been most justly
riginatized by those respectable Medical Gentlemen that a tend
these charitable institutions, se they had three powerful induce-
ments for it. In the first place, because it was a duty which they
owed to the public; secondly, it was a duty they owed to them-
selves; and thirdly, •their pride would have been so gratified in
consequence of it, at ok have rendered esposure irresistible.. Yet
surely, when It is e6dist3ered that every respectable Medical man
must know that nearly all the great discoveries made in the heal-
ing art, hoe been thel-esult of Chymicai researches, no one of
theca can wonder at the success of the GUESI'ONLAN MEDI-
CINES, the Inventor having been a practical Cbruist for the
last fifty-eight years.
LiOSPITAL CASES AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO.
Mercurio► klwomatisma proceeding from t siting mercury to
ezews,Agues, billows Sick Headaches, and ait descriptions of
Headaches Liver Complaints; Nervous, Asthmatic, and con-
sumptive Disorders; White Swellings or Serophulous enlarge-
ments of tho laces; Gout, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Rheumatic
Gout; Contractions or weakness proceedMg float repeated pa-
ragons of the gout, 014 Sprains, Bruises, &c.
London, England, 1816-01-22

PLYMOUTH, JANWARY 20.

Arrived the Suanger, EVANi; and the Wins,
GIBBS, from St. Michael's; MurtNe gun-brig, from
Portsmouth ; and Mary, SI4eLL. trom Pot
in by contrary winds the Lord Wellington, Man,
DICK, bound to the Savannah.—Sailed his bLijtsty's
ship Balms, on a cruize.
PoßTsmou fit, JANUARY 21.
No arrivals.—Sailed his Majesty's ship LAANZA on
a cruize.—Wind S. W.

The ships.of war going to foreign trations, men
tioned 'last week, are still detain td at Si;itlg..ail by
contrary winds. _ _ _

DEAL, JANUARY v.lo
Arrived and sailed for the River, ItTzntor, Bug..
TONT, from Halifax. Came down from the Kivcr the
Elizabeth, SWIXIKOM, for Burns ; Jaw.,
LAUB, for ditto; Alcyone, DAvis,f4 I,:maira ; awl
remain in the Downs with the v.-hole of the outward-
bound as before.—Wind S.W.
HARWICH, JANUARY 21.
Arrived yesterday 'the Anekl.ind packet, with
Mail and patr,engers, from Holland. Arrived to day
the Prince of Orange packet, with a kora ditto.
Sailed yesterday-the Castlereagh packet, With a Mad
for Holland. Sailed to-day tl.e Auckland packet,
With a Mail for Cuxhaven ; and the Active i)aeket,
with a Mail for *Cottenburgh.

WAVAI. Arm INT al ENTE.—Capta!n th'e Hon. F. W. Aylmer is
appoint:A to the Cytiuus, to be recontniissionedund ft:EA for the
Mediterranean sia•nn; Captain Dohbie to the l'i.croies, for the
Halifax station : Captain Tudor 'Filcher to :'re Comus Caw An-
dromeda proving unlit for further seri., ic.) ' • Lieutenants 3. Rua-
(2tl), J. Davis, and C. Wyvalle, to the Cydnus Aplin, to
the ; Mr. Jolui Richards, to be Purser of the Meander.
The MEDINA, Captain BouttcßiEn, is paid el' at
Chatham ; the MEANDER hai been recemmissioned
at Woolwich by Captain BAsTAND.
The receiving :hips at Portsmouth are to be re.
duced to the number of seven—three ships of the
line, two frigates, and two sloops.
The LYRA brig of war, Captain Basil. HALL, is
expected at Portsmouth from Deptford, to proceed
with the A went, Captain M. MAXWELL, to Chiiia.
Lord ANHERsT takes about 60 persons in his suite.—
Sir GEORGE STAUNToN, who possems more IznAw.
ledge of the Chinese Empire and Court than any
other European, will join the Embassy at Mat C.,
The superb and costly presents for the Exit‘Ermit of
CHINA, are 'll4 ping in the River, in an East India.
man, which will likewise sail in company tt;th the
I'lLettSTE-4411NRY ELLIS, Est. is appointi'll Secretary
to the Embassy, and HENRY HANK, Esq. Private Se.
cretary to his Excellency Lord AMHEIIEr.
The ASIA, of 74 guns) Captain SKIENE, arrived
lon Friday at Portsmouth, front Jamaica and
Ha-
vannah, only twenty-seven days from the latter place.
IShe has brought a very large freight of svcie arid
bullion-700,000 dollars, and silver bars. She is
under quarantine, from having been to Trieste (in
the Adriatic) since she left England; the took
freight of quicksilver from Trieste to Port Royal.
London, England, 1816-01-22

NEW GERMAN DICTIONARY.
This day was published, in One thick Volume, square 19.5n0. 1
price £l. is. hourly,
fIABENHORST's DICTIONARY of the GER-
MAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES ; in Two Parts.
By G. H. NOEHDEN, LL. D. Pb. D.
Author of the Gtrman Grammar, Elements, and Exercises.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; Cadell
and Davies ; T. Boosey ; and J. Mawman.
Of whom also my be had,
Wendebortes German Grammar, with Practisil Exercises; tbe
Sixth Etl.tion, price 6s. hoards.

IIAYL Y s LIQUID JAPAN BLAcKING.
'fills matchless composition for Boons, Shoes, Harness, &c.
irk it.s labour, produces a more BRILLIANT and lasting
JET BLACK, than can be obtained from any ocher prepara-
tion : it also possesses the superior quality of rendering the
leather more durable, by preserving it soft and pliant, and pre-
venting it from cracking.
Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers,
Cockspur-street, London (where the Patent Cakes continue to
be made and sold as usual); also sold retail by most of the usual
Venders. Pints Is. 6d. half-pints Hid. each.
la• To prevent imposition, the Labels are signed :
" W. IiAYLEV, ' " BAYLEY and 111.EW."
London, England, 1816-01-22

HUNTING.

The Quorn Kum& met this day at Clifton Girds•ns ; will
meet on Wednesday at Coral; and Thursday at Kertkby.
Lord Tarborozgh's Hounds met this day at Melton Highwood
will meet on Wednesday at Barrow Hour; Friday, at Grata-by
House; and Saturday,,st KenneL
Mr. Oshaidtston's Hounds met this day at Ela.id Lodge; vnli
meet to-morrow, at Sudbury; Friday, at Grention ; ani
day, at Arbnry Hail.
The Rockingham Hounds met this day at Newbuttle Bridge ;
will meet to-morrow, at Seaton; 'Thursday, at Allezten ; bite
tarday, at Barrowden Windmill.
Earl FitzwUliam's Hounds met this day at Castor Haziglands;
will meet to-morrow at Alaskan.
CORN EICUANGE, JAN. 2Z—We had a short supply
of Wheat this morning, which sold readily at an
advance of 2s. per qr. Barley is Is. per qr. dearer,
having few fresh arrivals of that grain. Oats fully
maintain the prices of this day week; but Peas and
Beaus go off slowly, the supply considerably exceed.
ing the. demand.

MARKET, JANUARY 21.
Beef as Od to so se Veal 7s ad co as II
Mutton .as ad to as *Work 4s Od so 51 ad
Jinn. 2120.4 beep sad Lambe 18,70...Pa1ves 9O—Pir 4.10

s~

BRIGHTON; JANUART 20..

The PRINCE REGENT continues to improve in health.
The foll,bwing h a copy of the bulletin at the Pavi-
lion yesterday :
" Erlday, half-past Ten, A.M.
" Royal Highness the PRI.".111 R roarer has had a toler-
ably good night, and is free from pain this morning.
" M. I.'l IERNRY."

Sir H. HALFORi) came down from London to the
Palace yesterday, and again stt off for town this
morning. The following has been the bulletin of
health at the Palace today
" Saturday, Half•pan Teo, A.M.
" The Patttec REGENT has not had a good night, but is, io all
respects, as well as his Royal Highness was yesterday.
" H. HALFORD.
" M. J. TIERNEY."
London, England, 1816-01-22

DUTCH AND JMMBURGH

[PROM A LETTER.]
BOURDEAUX, DECEMBER
u The infamous scenes of atrocity at Nimes can.
not excise greater indignation and desire sof vengeance
in England and Germany than they do here. We
must only go to the bottom of the affair. All the j
atrocity of these murderous intrigues cannot be known
till (if this could be done) all the ringleaders are ;
taken, their trials published, and the dreadful secrets
of the murderous plot examined : the most ferocious
of soldiery, Bonaparte's vampires, are those who con-
trive the whole, in order, under the hypocritical mask
of teligi:n, and the cloak of the Catholic faith, to
murder the real and most faithful Royalists, namely,
the National Guards, who are there chiefly Prows.,
tants. Besides this, .the populous Southern Pro.
'ince:: of France are the native country of the wildest
end most ardent spirits, which,• after twenty-five
years revolution, ars: most easily seized with fanati.
cism. Now the Bonapartist murderers well know
how, by all kinds of intrigues, to Fain this refuse of
the people, and by their help practise these cruelties.
For the rest, it is an indisputable truth, that exCept-
ing Banaparte's soldiery, that curse of the nation,
fifteen•sixteenths 01 the better and more enlightened
French detest the system of the fallen Corsican, daily
thank Gore for being delivered from its and long but
for peace and repose."
London, England, 1816-01-22

AR R. DUX.

Darn -
Waterford _ - U 2

Guernsey and betel, 1 ii 14arnburgh - - 1 4
Holland - • 1 0 Flanders - - - 1 0
France - - 2 0 - New York - - - 1 0
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 19.
Arrived yesterday the Lxprets packet, Captain
Quica, with a mail from the \Vest Indies : she bailed
from Tortola the 23d of December, and left At Bar-
badoes the Lord Sidmouth packet ; on the 7th of
January spoke the Augusta, from Philadelphia 1:•:.
Madeira. Arrived the Ranger packet, Capt. Bftowv,
with a mail from New York, in 19 days. Sai►ed his
Majesty's ship SEALARK on a crnize ; Princess Clnir.
lotte packet with a mail for New York; G.:urge pazki't
with a mail for Surinam ; Princess Mar y packet with
a mail for Jamaica ; and the Manchester packt with
a mail for the Brazils.—Wind variable from W. to N.
London, England, 1816-01-22

BRUSSEJ.S, JANUARY 15.

All the different corps of British artillery which
had remained-at Ypres, Nieuport, and Ostend, are
successively embarked to return to England; they
are replaced by national artillery. We learn alsoo
that the embarkation at r. alais proceeds with activity,
but it is remarked that those corps which have suf-
fered most return to England, while those who have
suffered least remain in France. It seems that the
English army which is to remain there by the Treaty
of Paris,. will be 30,000 chosen troops. The French,
who will have to leave their country to consequence
of the Amnesty Law, will receive no permission to
remain here, but, as it is affirmed, will be obliged to
repair to such places as shall be appointed by the Al-
lies, there to remain under surveillance.
JANUARY 17.—1 f we may give credit to letters
from Frankfort, M. Lavalette is arrived at Munich,
having taken, to escape from France, the road by
Switzerland and the Lake of Constance.
ZURICH, JANUARY 6.

In consequence of the bloody quarrels on the 7th
of January between the ordinary garrison of Basle
and the kderal battalion• of the line, under Colonel
Blueler, orders have been given to the Quarter-
Master-General to replace this battalion by that of
Doriaz, and to bring the guilty before a Court Mar-
tial ; tlle majoi ity of the Cantons have besides already
sanctioned the propoaal of the Directorial Govern.
silent, to disband the four Red Battalions on the Ist
of Much next.
London, England, 1816-01-22

SALES BY AUCTION.

CAPfTAI POUR=PAN SUGAR HOUSE AND PREMISES,

near the London Docks, with early. Poasmlon.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on TIWILSDAY, 1an.25, at Twelve,
AL D VALUABLE LEASEHO ESTATE;
comprising an antennae Four-pan Sugar House, of nine
floors, with BoWng, FiLl, and Scunt•bouses, Lump-room, and
Warehouses, most desirably situate in Dock-strer, Rosemary-
lane. Also, i a Dwelling-house, with Connting-houses adjoining,
occupying, ahogether, a large plot of ground, in the occupation of
Musts. Austen and (Minnie.

The Estate is held for about 47 years, at a ground-rent of
-e52. Ios. per Annum.
-To be viewed, and particulars had, fifteen days prior to the
sale, of Messrs. Holt and Ferrets, Sulicitors,Threadneedle-street ;
at the Mart; and of Mum. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad.
street.
ELEOAN r DETACHED FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD

RESIDENCE. wide Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and Land,
upon the most preferable and parkbke appearance of Clapham
Common. _ _

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on FRIDAY, the 9tb Februaty, at Twelve
o'Clock, in Otte Lot, by order of the Executors,
hate RESIDENCE of GEORGE GOD.
R. WIN, Ent deatased; •built at a considerable expanse, and
in the most substantial and elegant manner, forming d Madam
elevation, seated upon a beautiful Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and
Meadow Land; altogether containing upwards of Elgin Acres ;
the House contains numerous Bed-rooms, some of then Whet
by 19, with Dressing-rooms and Water-closet, two oriwobtl
Drawing-rooms, 46 feet by 20 feet, Dining-parlour, 24 feet by 111,
Library, Hall, and offices of every description; double Cowls-
house, and Stabling for seven hbrses; a circular Green-house, and
Grapery, Pinery, and Succession-houses, producive Kitchen Gar-
dens' Melon-ground, Orchard, at.d extensive Shrubbery Walks,
with a capital Meadow adjoining.
This elegant Villa, with its offices and groOnds, are is the
highest state of perfection, and suitable for a large establishment,
immediate possession of tlehich may be had.
May be viewed with tickets only, and particulars had 20 days
previous to the sale, of Wm. Walton, Esq. Girdler's Hall, Basing-
hall-street; at the Mart ;-,aud of Mein& Hoggart and Phillips,
02, Old Bread-street.
London, England, 1816-01-22

•
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AUCSI:URG, JANUARY IL

The Gazette of this city has the following article
from Virmia 3d January:—Yesterday was celebra-
ted in the ea ledral Church of St. Stephens, in the
rrtszuce of the reigning Duke of Saxe•Coburg, the
niarriage of hie trother, Prince Leopold, with the
.1;c1 beautiit:l Ctuntess oh Cohary, according
to the rites cf the Catholic Church.

•
BAvarta, IT urteuiberg, and Baden have, according
to some accounts, concludesi an alliaace with respect
to their pa sent possessions.
In the late:., Austrian Court (Weldor, we found,
among others, the following art.cle :—" Maria Ludo•
vita, the Eropress•Queen, Archduchess of Kama, &c.
marri.,2 Val. March, 1810, to the then Emperor Na•
poleon -- offspring, NApokon Francis Joseph Charles,
bora 20th March, I811." Under the head of Parma,
we find " his Imperial Highness the Archduke of
Parma, Napoleon Francis, &c. Grand Cross of the
Order of St. Stephen."
London, England, 1816-01-22

NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER it

The schooner President, from Boquilla de Padras,
is arrived with Don Jose Manuel Herrera and write.
This gentleman is, we ate informed, appointed Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary from the Mexican Republic to
the United States. But from the other remarks in
this article, it should appear that he will not be re-
ceived in that capacity ; as it concludes with the re.
mark, that free republics ought to look out in time
for allies among legitimate sovereignties.—The news
brought by this gentleman is said to be of a favour-
able nature, but no particulars are mentioned more
than is already known.

milmnimod'idtme

Admiral Lord Exstotrrst landed at Civita Vecchia
in the latter end of December,andproceeded to Rome,
on a visit to ins friend, Lord WILLIAM BENtINCE.

Wednesday evening his Majesty's sloop GeAss-
aopple, Captain Sir CHARLES &MIURA Ban. ar-
rived• at the Motherbank, from the Mediterranean.
She sailed from Smyrna on the 26th of November
last, from Malta on the 11th of December, and from
Gibraltar on the 6th instants left king at the latter
place his Majesty's ships MONTAGIII4TAOUS,ARACEINS'
and CALYPSO. His Majesty's sloop Paarittnoz, at
the time of the GRAISTIOPPIPAPS sailing, was standing
into the lay, from the eastward. The OItataHOPPER
has 48,000 dollars on boards merchants' property.
She brought mails and dispatches from Gibraltar and
Malta. The TACOS, Captain D. DUNSAS, arrived at
Gibraltar on the lit
.instant, from Spithead, having
on board Rear-Adnund the Hon. Q. Ammo, as a
passenger.

Flit A*.

the Officers going out to St. Helena in the PHZ.
Tok ere—Lientstant General Sir Hunsom Lowe
Lirith hii Lady and suite) ; Lieutenant C. lcinel Sir
PIMA, READ% Deputy Adjutant General ; Lieu-
tenant Colonel Luna, Inspector of Militia i Major
Gottesman', Military Secretary ; and Mr. BASTERp
Deputy inspector of Hospitals. Sir HunsoN is ex-
pected to arrive at Portsmouth this evening.
About a htindred of the Foot Guards—the heroes
of Waterloo—Marched into London on Saturday
morning. They look remarkably well. Their friends
thronged about them —and e were. thraugh scenes
I of affectionate greeting!. conthduy cted to the Park. and
thence dismissed to their old quarters. This was the
first party ;—the rest of the Regiment are .on their
march.

We have to announce the arrival of *the gallant
10th, or Prince Regent's own Hussars, at B'ighton,
after a most boisterous passage from Calitis, during
which many valuable horses were killed. It will be
remembered that this Regiment, with the 18th (
and Ist German Hussars, composed 1 1.". h brigade Lie
of Cavalry, and commanded by Mai r General Sic
Huss VIVIAN, highly distinguished itself in the me-
morable add of Waterloo, particularly in its second
charge in the evening against a solid square of the
enemy's infantry, when making their last most des-
perate effort to retrieve the day : in this ',Charge the
lamented Major 'HOWARD fell.
The Cd Lancashire Militia have been disbanded
at Frestcn.

NdYAL .442
Mal

FLLIGENCE.

Calk
Maltz

ARC 'Sim
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London, England, 1816-12-09

HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,

Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House' near Liverpoel,
half a piste& a bottle; or the quantity offottr in one family
bottle for SM. en which 9s. are saved, duty included.
111 HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is
JL iinteenally acknowledged to be peculiarly ,rflicacious in tag
inward wasting,. loss of appetite. buligenion, depression of spirits,
enabling sir shaking of the hands or hints*, obstinate coughs,
shortages or breath, and consumptive habits. It thins the blood,
ilea the most violent pains In the had and stomach, and promotes
IsOtle perspiration. By the nobility and sentry this meatiest is
much admired, being pleasant to the taste and smell, gently as-
tringltig the fibres of the stomach, and stelae that proper tewity
win* a good digestion requires. Nothing can be better Adapted
to help anti nourish the co;:aptution .after a nocturnal debauch
with wine, &s. 'this Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and
West Indies for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, 1
and acting sea general restorative on debilitated constitutions;
arising trash bilious comploints coat rac:ed in hot ofiniates.—Those
who have the care bad education. of females, the studious as well
•it the ry part of the community. shouid never be without
the cordial of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head,
incigorems the naiad, !Uptown the memory, and enlivens the,
insesituition..
.1t Is thspost absolute vemedy for such diseases as are attend-
-es with ilk fnilowlng symptoms, namely, a great straitness
of the bison, with Acuity of breathing; violent palpitations of
the heart, sudden flashes of heft in various parts of the body; at
other rinses a acme of cold,* if water was poured on thee;
irks was in the arms and limbs, bask and heft, resembling
thou occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very variable, some,
times uncommonly slow, at other times very quick ; yawning-
** hiceousts, frequent gibing, and a sense of suffocation, as from
a pad Re lump in the throat; alternate 6ts of crying and convul-
sive laughing ; the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the
patient pf en troubled with borrid dreams. Much has been said
by Intetieted individuals. against medicines that are advertised;
there is a very important observation to be made respecting
the Cordial Bolas of Gilead, that unless its operation was gendh,
ask and,eilicadoss,ll could not have obtained the unexampled
demand it has acqiired ; ler, as it has rarely the:gr.:A advantage
of a perstmsere adeouse as the ear of the patient, so nothing but
bus convivial e its virtues, by Its solutary.effects, can induce per-1
severance, and yet reasonable persevetance is certainly most re-
visals, to enable eves the t combination of chemicals and
Orlando to. root eat *llk and restore the Waistline.
tier to nada.
• mod-by Samuel lA^ Is, *read; Deems end Co. t 49,
toristrest. Looks ; Brodie pod Dowding. Sa4d/ory ; and all
Madames Waders; prke I is. with or four in one Isaally Soule
tar Wk. hp which sae Its. bottle le sw/ed, whit' the womb—.
,111 eiraleabase, Us" avowed On beep.
London, England, 1816-12-09

DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and DUNCAN,'
Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte House,
Illacktriars Road,bave ascertained that upwards of 3000 Patients
are cured annually of prevailing disorders, that hundreds were in
a distressing state, owing to quacking themselves, and by con-
sulting men ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public
by them specious promises and immoral advertisements. Erup-
tions en the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swelP.ngs to
the neck, nodes au the shin.boites, pins In the head and limbs,
frequently taken for rheitniati.na, sss riled aocies, and nervous de-
inlay are o:km6es-which appear years after, and the consequences
of improper treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are
consulted daily from eight till righr, or by letter containing a
fee; and the poor herr advice on Tuesdays, Thum:bps, and Sun-
days, till IV tidos:lL—There is a side dour and private rooms for
females.
London, England, 1816-12-09

.NEW SACRED MUSIC. '
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ANNOTKCIONS on the EPIS I'LES, being
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CON FRAC 1. FOR 'TAKING AWAY LEAD ASHES.
Nit Fr.& FFICI.

rrHE PRINCIPA f. OFFICERS and COMMIS-1
MAWS efhis MAJESTY", NAPT,dokerebygiveNitice,

That on WEDNESDAY, the. I irk of December nest, at One
o'Clock,tliey will be ready to treat with such Perilous as may be
willing to Contract for taking I.EAD ASHES out of his Ma-
jeers Yard at Deptford.
A kbrws of Ms Testier tarylv seta at this Orme.

N. Tender will Si received after One o'Cle:i on the Dry greenly,
•or day see:Uchida, the Party,or.m Agent for nisi, attends.

Awry Tender mud he a:'cozziatial by a letters at! Jto the Navy'
Board, as/ signal by ie -rettaiseilde Perna, engagitl to ktottee hewed
with the Persia teadtrixt, in the Sam of Z2ooe for the time AV.
foamier f the Contrast.

NAVAL NALP PAY.

LONDON NAVY PAY-OFFICE, Dec. I. 11116.
NOTICE was given in July hest to Officers it, the
Navy, and other Persons entitled to Naval Halt-Pay or
PIIIHION6, or the Executors or Adiulnistrators of such, residing
in his Majesty's D9ntintons, that front and after the Ist day of
January, 1617, they ntight receive the same by fills of Etekange
upon the Commis,aries of the Navy, payable at three days sight,
tif they should be desirous of doing so, instead of masking the
maw by Remittance Bills, on signifying arch desire by Letter to'
rho l'ressurer of the Navy, and tranemltting with such Letter
the alma! Affidavit, or Certifie-te of the day of the Death of the
deceased; on the receipt of which; the Farm of the Bill, properly
filled up as directed by the Act, would be sent from this Office to
the Party applying, wigs the lialt•Pay oar Pemaians are In course
of Payment ; and that no other could be steered.
Also that Officers residing near his Majesty's Dock-Yards
of Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Chatham, mijht receive their
Half-Pay in those Yards, by signifying their desire for that
purpose to the principal Clerk in the Navy Pay-Office in each
Dock-Yard, and leave with him the usual Affidavit.

' OIL rs residing near Woolwich and Deptford to apply at the
'Amy Pay.olSee in London; or at Sheerness, to Chatham.
But lest the information should not have reached all the Per-
sons interested in It, the Notice Is now repeated
GEORGE ROSE.

N. 13 Probates of WiUs, or Letters of Administration, must
he takes out to London. and sent to the Office, with Certifies's
of 'Death.
London, England, 1816-12-09

Speedily will be Published, in Two Volumes, Ivo. with a cons.
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THE LIVES of DR EDWARD POCOCK,
1 the celebrated OrkotaUst, by rir. I'WELL.4 —of Dr.
ZACHARY PEARCE. Bishop of Mechepter, and of Dr.
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generally acceptable. Thaw of br. Pocock, Bishop Pearce, and
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• 1.

.

THE EDITOR OF THE ST 4E4 s;
Stn—lf your Correspondent B. L. will put onOtis
spectacles the next time he takes a walk throughlke
bietrepolis, he will, ind that the letters L.
B. are
saarbiag inure 'than a notice to the Public
rha that the
Lottery begins on the 21st Jammer—peps if he
buys a Ticket or Share before machine he may be
enabled to lay aside the ten-teed he talks of,
and sport four wheels and a couple of quadrupeds ; ,
B be 'should, and be entitled to bear. Arms, I would
suggest that he take two Bine Coat Boys for his
supporters, a Lottery Wheel tor his Crest, and the
words 44 Hit or Miis, Luck's All," for his Motto.
am.l Sir, Tour's, &C. G. W.
London, England, 1816-09-21

SATURDAY, STAWIER 21. i. )816.' =;... :

FRENCH DELECTUS.
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TWO el . stint*
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