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YIIHE COURT e DIRECTORS 4,41. UNITED'
COMP4Nt f MIRCHINZ3 INGT.42#I" Iraq
Wise LAST INDISS,a hereby she' mike,
That the postt will be ready g. F•cliv• Proposals in wri-
deg, at soy rinse :es or before WSIDNESIVIY, the itch De.
amber Dot, tress may Penes or Persons who may be will
to BUILD, Aber in the River Theme or at as Out post in
England, SHIPS et about Thirteen Hundted Tons berthas, is
be Let on Freight for the said Company's Service, fer iltz Voyages
certain, specifying, In upe sum, • permanent rate of pose freight
for each of the said sis voyages.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" ee the cover,
to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary u this
House at or before twelve o'clock at noon, ou tlic said 18th De-
ember seat, Istrend which hour ne Tender will be received.
JAMIS COBS, Secretary.
The particulars of the principal dimensions and scans of
the Ships, an Inventory of the principal Stores, the copy of the
Charter party for each voyage as an outline, together with the
other terms and riaditiorts upon which the Ships are to be ten-
d, red, built, and employed in the Company's .Service, may be had
upon application at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of
Sbirping at this House. on or offer Monday next, the lick inst.
London, England, 1816-08-31

CATON ON OHM' I'Y.

This day Was published, price Ss. 6d. New Edition,
DRACT I CAL OBSERVATIONS onthe D EBI-
LITIES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks en Onanistn, St-
alst Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gletts, Tabes Dorsalis,
Boor Mats, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-sweet, Strand.
Late of the United Hdspitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Where may be had,
Caton co indigestion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, Ice. Ss.
Also, his Treatise on Female Diseases, as. Bd.
And, Asthma and Winter Cough, Ss.
To be had of the Author as above, and all Booksellers.

DRS. COOPER; MUNROE, and DUNCAN,
Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte House,
Blackfilars itoad,bave ascertained that upwards of 5000 Patients
are cured annually of prevailing disorders,thnt hundreds were its
a distressing state, owing to quacking themselves, and by con-
saltfog anon Ignorant of the profession, who deceive the public
by their specious promises and immoral advertisements. Erup-
tions on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings in
the neck, nodes on she shin-bones, paini in the head and limbs,
!Fluently takes, for rheumatism, swelled nuclei, and nervous de-
°la!, ate diseases which appear years after, and the consequences
bnisraPer treatment. Drs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan are
%fleshed daily from eight till eight, or by !riser, containing a
fee; and the poor have advice on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sun-
' .6119 o'ctosik.—There Is a side door and private mums for
nt was.

JUNIPER ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, by HEATH.
THIS ESSENCE is a safe, effectual, and plea.
ant Remedy iti Flatulencies, Gouty and Cholicky Pains,
In Ids Stomach and Bowel, lodisation, Hysterics, Nausea, at-
tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude mining from
,AtMespheric Heat, want of Appetite Injuries from hackman
washer, and in the Spatmoiic affeoltion of the Stomach and
lloyads, 16 common to iofants,—adaptirs the done to the urgency
et ttits case. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy,
It aW be foulard a valuable actlubildon.—Eriatee of Peppermint
kw to ell known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the princi-
Pal *Nut of this advertiaanent Is to guard purchaser against
t,112e Bent, Counterfeits which us prepared by Druggists, Ike
hheady Caution J. P. HZ&TM can give, is to see that "J. P.
Idattinghass," is eokraved on the'Cleveranseu Stamp.--
ficrts:4l. end as. lid.
31414 %; &Wards, (Agana, Heath), 66, St. Paul's Church-
ralt I Sanger, Ise, Ogiard.nose ; Tett, Royal Kuban, ; and
Ili rupee:sole Dealers in Medicines. •
London, England, 1816-08-31

PRICKS OF tR)LD AND SILVER.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per os. .as 29. Od.
Foreign Gold in Batt - • 3 131 Od.
New Doubloons •• - S 141 6d.
New DoUars - • 0 4a 1u d.
Silver I■ bars - ' - 0 Os Od.
COURSE OF EXCHANI

Anisterdant 40 6 3.10.
Ditto at eight 40
Amsteve.ani IS 7 C. F.
Ditto at sight 16 4 '
Rotterdam 12 8 it U.
Antwerp 12 8
Hamburg's 36 9 2SIJ.
Altana 38 10 2SU.
Paris I day's date BS So
Ditto 16 0g U.
Bandeaux 16
Frankfort on the
Main 151 61 Mo.
Madrid 34i effective
Cadiz se effective
Seville 33
Agin of the Bank on

GE, YESTERDAY.
Barcelona 00
Bilbao 341
St. Sebastian 00
Gibraltar 31
Leghorn, 461
Genoa, 43}
Venice, n. C. Lie. PICCONI
iseffectivo per I. eta 47 00
Malta 46
Naples 381
Palermo, 114 d per oz.
Lisbon, 55
Oporto, 65
Rio Janeiro 58
Dublio, 13
Cork, In
Honied t per Coot.

" COUNTRY MARKETS, ike.

Uzialoss, August 20--Wheat per load in 6 10s. to S2S 10,.
Barley, per quarter 36s to 311 a. Oats 26s to 345. Beans 40s.
to 465. Old Beams 00. to 006. Peas 00s to oos.

The kit sack of new wheat was pitched today in Uxbridge
market, from Denham, Bucks: it sold at £24 per load.
°gem, August s9.—Price of a bushel of What i Is. ild—
P tie Quarters' Loaf, Is. rid.
Bauavay, Aug. 19.—Wheat Ss. Id. to 105.6 d. a bushel. Flour
Ws. per seek! Bend 45.1 d. the half peck.
NEWIIORT, Brags—. Wont 61Is to 95. Barley 335 to 37. Oti.
'Oats 26$ to 335. Bens 404 to 41s, Peas 41s to 465.
Sussex.—The wheat harvest has pretty generally
commenced in this county, and promises to be an
abundant crop.
Issy—Wheat was cut in the neighbourhood of
Gravesend on Thursday last.
CANSAIDGL—The harvest is commenced very ge.
nerally in this County, as well as in Huntingdon-
shire and Bedfordshire ; and, for out and barley, in
some parts of Lincolnshire. The crops, although
laid in numerous instances, are certainly abundant.
SaillellSlWßY.—The harvest has partially com-
menced in this neighbourhood, and with every pros-
pect of an, amended state of the weather. It is hoped
that, with good weather, an average crop will be se-
cured. The fair inference therefore is, that much about
the annual consumption will be brought to market.
CuaLuseoan.—The Wheat Harvest has com-
menced here pretty generally; and in some few
places Oats have also been cut, At present we have
heard of no Corn being carted ; but should the wea-
ther !condone fine, we have no doubt but that the
thrashing machines will 'apply our market next week
with samples of the new growth of wheat ; and so
urgent are die necessities of the agriculturist, that
even samples of oats and barley martkpke shown.
In Mark-lane, on Wednesday, a few saWes of new
boiliog peas was so* si front 504. to 594,
London, England, 1816-08-31

ON SALE
AT WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICES,
N 0.9, CoItMULL, AND 17, lAIDGATD-STIIIIT,
PICKETS and SHARES for the State Lottery,
wh ch will commence Drawing ou TUESDAY, the 17th
SEPTEMBER.
Grand Prizes of £40,000
2 .E 30,000
2 £lO,OOO
With 28 other Capitals in 3 per Cast. Consols,,form a Scheme of
unusual attraction; for although there are but 14,000 Tickets, the
Prize, aunt (tn Stock and Money) to 2N/5,780.
btain the above splendid Capitals, an' E.A RLY pouch's* is
alaslltrelf requisite, as XlO,OOO is attached to the Hrst Prize
drawn cut ol the Wheel.
G. WEB B,
Presumes •he have observed how wonderfully fortunate
Ys Offices !eve beta :,s every Lottery for several years ; but all
fo• met instances of Luck have been eclipsed by his success in the
List Lottery. in v. hick he .:.arei aiid %old more than Half the
Amount of All ti,e Priz-s in the Scheme,viz.
12,'90 In Twelve Shares 41,030
825 In Five Shares £2 ,000
3,134 Whole Ticket 1,000
738 In Twelve ~hares £l,OOO
Besides several of 100,.C300,&c. audio the last year Webb shared
%gold TWO of ,C 30,000, One of £20,000, One of £lO,OOO,
Eke.
State Lottery Offices, 9, Cornl4ll, and 17, Ludgate-rreet.
London, England, 1816-08-31

,
rutar blutiderbne *si &Aare& The? were
4fterwardp attacked by did people with a great num-
ber Of large atones, and who also fired at them, when
John Vitesthead; one of his marines, was wounded in
' his leg, which was ascertained to be from a pistol or
gun-shot. He and his party of marines then tired
upon the people, and observed one of the Deal men
leaving the crowd, from the spot where he saw the
firing issue, and when he came to Wm he seized him
by the collar, secured hint (the prisoner), and put
him qn board pre Ganymede, with the wounded ma-
rine. Another boat's crew had then come to their
assistance. On his return to his station near San-
down Nide, a number of the Deal men followed
him. At eleven o'clock they began to disperse, but
collected again ; one of them came very near him,
and then ran away. About half past siz a number
of men appeared at the stern of a lugger, under which
he and his party were stationed, and fired a volley of!
guns at them, when William Harris, one of the ma-
rines, was wounded in his right arm and on his left
side. He and his party fired again upon the smug,'
glers, when they ran away.
Lieutenant Edward Hughes Jacob, of his Ma-
jesty's ship Ganymede, confirmed the evidence as to
the firing._
The-Sulicitor to the Custom-House attended, and
the parties were bound over to prosecute in London,
the Act of Parliament allowing them to prosecute
any where. The prisoner most positively denied the
charge, and said he had nothing to do with the mob,
and had but that instant come on the beach when he
was seized.
lanozsT.—An Inquisition was yesterday taken at
the Assembly Room, Kentish Town on the late Mr.
DUNCAN FRAZER. Cath. West said, she was servant
to the deceased, and had lived with him for many
'yin. On Tuesday night last, about six or seven
o'clock, she heard the deceased coughing violently;
in a short time after she went into the room to take
him something to drink, and found that he was dead.
Thomas Hough, of Percy-street, said, he had at-
tended the deceased for many years, he had lately
been afflicted with the dropsy in the chest, which, in
his opinion, was the cause of his death, Verdict--
Died by the Visitation of Con.
London, England, 1816-08-31

MADRID, AUGUST IS.

The King returned to his Capital on the 12th,
accompanied by his uncle Don Antonio, and his
brother Don Carlos.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST as.

Baron Von Linden, the Plenipotentiary of War.
temberg to the Diet of the German Confederation,
has nuw officially declared the actual and uncondi.
tional accession of Wurtentherg to the German Con.
federation. The act of accession is dated the Ist of
September, 1815.
Tlte disputes continue betweenfSweden and Den.
mark, respecting the Treaty, of Kiel, which. the
Prince Regent of England insists shall be faithfully
executed.

The reduction of the Prussian Army is pro.
ceeding in.
DUONf AUGUST ss.

The trial of General de Veaux and Messrs. tier-
noux, Lejeas, and Royer, has occupied our Court of
Ass;ze for several days. The sittings of the 20th,
21st, and 22d, were employed in the hearing of 95
witnesses, both for the prosecution and the defence.
The audience is daily very numerous, and the great.
est order and decency prevail. The proceedings
have hitherto presented a character of much dignity;
and the discussions of the accused, both by themselves
and their advocates, with the Attorney-General and
the witnesses, have always exhibited modesty and
moderation. M. Raimbourg, the attorney-general,
spoke today; his speech occupied the whole sitting,
and tomorrow the counsel fur the prisoners will be
heard.
London, England, 1816-08-31

CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 49.

Sir's E:ritleED OUTwAOOS.-1 he Anstabk Charlotte, Go-
lsen, ►or hla•re and Kuu.n ; Siren., Dyer, for Antwrrp ; Reso-
lutlon; 011etr; for Elsintur and Copen, agen ; New Blessing, Ro-
berts, and Artnwe, Veadr, tor Dublm ; Diana. Janson fur Sole-
-01, Unree, Sierra Leone, and Cape Coast C.stle ; Ealing-grove,
New, fur Dominica ; Good Intent, Film, for Rotterdam ; Aurora,
and Isabella, Di.lunati, for Hamburgh ; and Alfred,
for l'etersburgh—on the 15tk instant, John, Johnson,
for Archanstl.
London, England, 1816-08-31

THE NEW COINAGE.

!c~!"~'

-61. our contemporaries still keep ip the con.
uover:y respecting the iuscription:.:-Whether the
inscription should be Brit. or Britt. ? But may we
not ask why recbarse should 13.-! had at ill to a dead
language for the inscription ~r legends stamped on
British coins.? Fools may estimate the practice as a
roof of classical taste. What should we have
aginght of the Greeks or Romans had they employed
Hebrew Or Coptic on Orb numismatical records ?
Shame on such lolly.
London, England, 1816-11-13

PRESTON v. PULLER.

This was an action to recover OM for goods sold
and delivered, tried before Mr. Justice B.iilev, at
York, when a verdict wss taken for the plaintiff.
Mr. LITTLPD4I.II applied for a rule to sheer e.inse
why that verdict should not be set aside, aril a ver-
dict entered for the defendAnr. At the trial the debt
was proved on the part of the pl4intiff. The defence
set, rip was, that the plaintiff' Lad agreed to become a
' party to a compositivn deed, and therefore bad in-
chided himself.

Mr. Justice BAILeY.—" The eviden,.e proved that
the plaintiff was called on by defendant's solicitor
with a proposition for his agreeing to receive a cm-
prsitinn for his debt; and on the plaintiff making
some ingiiiritis as to the rest of the credit Ors, he was
told thee had generally acceded to the proposizior.
The plaintiff then said—' Well, if po, I suppose I
lutist da so too.' It :sirens irds. however, c *me to
the knowledge of the plaintiffs, that some creditors,
by bringing actions, had got the full amount of their
debts, others had made bargains for themselves; one
in particular, was to have OP for agreeing to be-
come a party to the deed... I:,treld he was at liberty
to do so, on the grounds this ut deception had been
practised upon him, when he'was told th- creditors
' had generally ai.,,reed to take a composition, wi:hont
explaining the motives of some for coming into that
agreement."
Lord ELLENRoRneGtt.-11 The plaintiff was bon-t.
winked: he had a right to be put in postessien the
particulars of the bargains which the several creditors
were making for themselves."—Rule refused.
London, England, 1816-11-13

• +0 . , ,
Aletander *CI rat. coach.mastors, havlng.sublActo,'
`themselves to some proteedings at the suit of :to
Stamp Office. a coach and intir hnrses;ti'eir prnntily..
were seized Oder an eitent from the Crown, for a
.sitrn.of £9O. In the difficulty in which they were
then placed, Mr. Joseph Hill, the Attnrney,
to them and offered his services to extricate the coach
and horses and pay the de:ot due to the Cross n. They
entrusted the affair to his management. and .4 het
getting the coach released by paying the mnney, be
sent a note to Alexander and Fox, acknowledeing:
that the coach and horsel welt then in his possesiion,
and that he slionld return them in ten days, pro.
vided the money paid at the Stamp. Office, and his
own expenses, were paid. The nraney not being
p lid in the time specified, Mr, Hill assigned over
his claim to a person named Sharman, whom the
Learned Counsel said was a mere beggar; ai.d Shift.
man having confessed a jndgment. Mr. Hill, acting
as the Attorney, sued out a writ of feri facies on'
his own account, in Surrey, tinder wl•ich the coach
and horses, then in his own possession, wet! seizzi.—
An application was afterwards made to the Collet by
Messrs. Ait!cinder and Fos. to set ns;de the etecu.
tion of the,. fa. and calling upon Mr.l-1.11 to answer
the matters if she arfilavit. That rule being ,trade'
absolute, Mr. Hill then sited nut at:. fia. in Mid-
dlesex. and again seized the coach and horses for a
-stepposed deist of £450, he himself acting throughout
ibis transaction as the plaintiff and the defendant, and
Ilse Attorney for both sides, upon which the present
action was brought by the coach owners, to recover
damages for these unlawful proceedings. When the
cause came to he tried, it was agreed to refer th••
question to a Genderaan at the bar for arbitrating. ;
and the ground of the present motion was, that no
consideration was proved to have been given by
Sharman,•the supposed plaintiff in the original action,
for the assignAlent in question by Hill.
The Court. under all the circumstances of the case.
granted a Rule to shew cause, to be drawn up in the
alternative of either setting aside the award, or calling
upon the arbitrator to review his decision.
London, England, 1816-11-13

ROME, OCI'OBER 20.

•
(PRIVATE LETTER.)
We have at length reached the wonderfnl city.
Only two days arrived, we have as yet seen nothing
beyond the general mit d'eil of a first appearance.
What I have to say to you, therefore, will be entirely
retrospective ; but I cannot help observing. ell pairant,
that the Collisewn is the only object that has excited
()sir surprise and admiration. We do not except even
St. Peter's and the Pantheon frons•the list clout. dis.
appointments. The traveller, who proposes*to visit
Rome, or indeed any other highly interesting place,
should never have cast his eye uprin eitheea.deserip.
tion, or a drawing of the scenes, through which be
to pass. The imagination finds it difficult and almost
painful to discard the ideal images of form and gran-
deur which it had previously receiced, even though
far inferior, and, as is frequently happens, incorrect.
lie should first form his own judgment no the spot,
and then consult the description or the drawing; the
latter are not only more useful but evert more enter-
taining, when from our own precious observation we
are en +bled to contrunl them. But to return :—I
have endeavoured to obtain for you an account of the
works of Mt, which have returned from Paris to the
different parts of Italy through &which we passed.
66 I'o begin with Milan. . The beats Gierdutiera and
the Cartoon of the School of Athens by Raphael,
have been restored to the Ambrosian Museum. The
most valuable of the celebrated manuscripts of Leo-
nardo de Vinci have also been replaced there; but
the greater part of them- have disappeared. *There
is a certificate on the first blank page, signed by the
Director of the •Museum at Paris, stating that to he
the only part of these manuscripts 'that came into his
hands! l This has not been the. only loss ; several
other manuscripts and paintings, belonging to the
library, have diiappeared. Among those that arrived
safe, we saw the celebrated Josephus on Papyrus and
the Virgil, by Prime!), with the Latin reflections on
the death of Laura, in the first page. This library
is one of the richest in valuable manuscripts to be
found in Europe ; their rarity is their least merit.
•• The Dienivisw, which-we him been told is to
supply the last, bagiu.4 war publiuhod the
London, England, 1816-08-09

MANSION MOUSE.

Yestetday the Loan Wilma gave a d dinner
to Field Marshal his Grace the Duke of Itiloarou.
fur the purpose of preseiiiing to hini the Resolutions',
unanimously toted by the Coon of Common Conncilo
for the consummate ability. • unexampled exertion,;
and irresistible ardour displayed by isira at the Me-
morable battle of Waterloo. There were present on
this interesting occasion the' following distinguished'
personages.: their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of
KENT and SUUEX, Earl DARNLEY, Lord Ewan".
Lord CLIFTON, Lord ARTHUR HILL, the Honourable
Colonel Ezncr, Colonel HNEVET, and ColOnel ha&
MANTLE.

His Serene Highness the Prince of Sax& Conouitis
and several Nobleinen and Gentlemen were invited,
but Isere either out of town or pre-engaged. 011
Court of Aldermen, who were likewise invited, the
`following only attended: Sir Joist EAMKR, Sir C.
FLAMM, Bart. Mr. Alderman J. J. Surrst, Mr. Al-
derman &HOMY Mr. Alderman nrinDßElikßE, and
Mr. Alderman finifOATZ.
London, England, 1816-08-09

4SSi ZE

. .
. , .
MAIDSTONE, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 7.
Laid ELLINBOROVQH finished the civil business at
an early hoar this morning, there being only four
Special Jury causes, three of which were not ttied.

TllB KING ♦. IitICitIItSDIVI..
This was an indictment against the defendant, a
considerable coppersmith, at Deptford, upon the
statute of William theSd, for unlawfully having Naval
Stores in his possession.
Thomas Edwards, a Police officeri stated, that old
the 18th of November, be saw a cart in Flagger-row,
Deptford, loaded with copper bolts and other Naval
Stores. It bad the name of lrjr. Hugheiden, Dept-
ford, in the front of it: It was driven, by a man of
the name of Saunders. He, in company with tWo
other officers, stopped the cart, and on examining the
copper funnd a part of it was marked with the broad
arrow,,and other pieces had the mark obliterated.
He detained the man and cart, and took them tb the
Police-oftices when the driver said he was servant to
the defenttatit. Irhe latter Way sent for, and. he no.
knowleciged the copper belonged to him, saying he
hid bought it, aitd WAS sending it to Messrsa Pontifeig
who are most respectable'and eminent coppersmiths
in London.-0,1 this evidence the Jury found the
defendant—GUilty.
London, England, 1816-08-09

MLR, AUGUST S.

, The 'Prefect of the Department has written a cir.
coat' letter to the Sub• Prefects and Mayors, in which,
after speaking of the general good understanding
between the inhabitants of the department and the
allied troops, whose discipline he commends, he says :
" Yet individual quarrels and even serious crimes,
have, in some places disturbed this precious harmony.
kis doubtless difficult to preserve constantly perfect
tranquillity in the midst of great bodies of men be.
longing to different nations, and who do not speak
the samelangnage, the inability or even difficulty of
explaining themselves, often gives rise to misundee.
standings, the consequences of which are soon re.
petted. •
" But it is for us to prevent disorders as far as pos-
sible, and neglect nothing to maintain the spirit of
reciprocal good will. If any of the foreign military

are accused of some insult, misdemeanour, or crime,
towards a Frenchman, they must be denounced to
the Commandant of the Detachment to which they
belong ; but they cannot be arrested by the French
Authorities, except in cases of being taken• in the
fact (flarant deli, unless the Generals or Officers of
the Allied Army themselves require our interference,
or that of the Royal Gen-d'armerie, or unless the fo-
reign soldiers, being in a state of desertion, are to be
arrested and delivered up to the nearest Commandant
of the Allied Troops, according to the additional
article to the Military Convention of Nov. 20, )81.5.
46 Several examples have convinced us that the
guilty always suffer the punishment they have de-
served according to the laws of their nation. The
same method is to be followed by the Chiefs of the
Allied troops in regard to the French, who may have
been guilty of any crime or misdemeanour towards
any of the military under their command; the ac.l
tuned are to be given up to the King's Procurators,'
who have` receivtd instructions on the conduct they
are to follow in such cases. The Attorney-General
will prosecute the guilty with just severity, and the
Tribunals will take care that the faith of Treaties or
the laws of the State be not violated with impunity."
FRANKFORT, JULY SO.

TLe Address of the States of Wurtembiwg to the
King. concerning the new Wry of 900 seen which his
Majesty has ordered, excites great attention in Ger.
many. the decision of his Majesty is expected with
impatience.
London, England, 1816-08-09

• 410,000 FOR THE FIRST PRIES!
MID EQUAL DRAWINGS EACH DAY!
THE above excellent features in the Scheme of the
wisest Lottery hive slues imPrersilshozrobltios, and
sale created a ospreeedentell at this period; it Continue in
the lame proportion, Tickets mist be scares, amiequently the
price will be enhanced. Under this irupreses,
T. BISH,
Of the eld.esseloished Me* 4, Coa 'semi, and O, Cnaatisu-
Caoso. iteammeadi an early pareha,e; and it is evidently ad
visabk to those who Intend to adventure, to do it previous to the
Drawing commencing, as the very First Prize, drawn First Day,
must be mere than sit4o,ooo, and it may be £140,0c0.
THE DRAWING BEGIN; 17TH OF NEXT MON ru.
•,,* The astonishing tycceis which invariably attends DISH':
Offices, Is so universally known ;hat it would 1.,e unnecessary to
state it, even if the limits of an Advertisement would admit of it,
mike it to say, he sold in the last loyery (just finished)
• .. One Faze of nO,OOO Pounds,
Asid 56 other Capitals, and in the hut twelve Months,
Two Prises of 54,0'..0 Pounds,
One of 40,000 Found.,
Four of 30,000 Pounds,
Besides numerous Prises of Atito,wo, Etc. Ac. as may be seen by
cite kl.'wntawrieich are to be had grans et his (Au% %Car:shill,
Ind 5, Vaoring•Cross, where Tickets and Shares are ow selling.

BI KT HS.
In Dublin, the Lady of the Hon. !nu Butler. of a drizbter.
The Ugly of Richard Moore, Esq. Assistant Barrister, County
Tipperary. of a son.
• At Madras, the Lady of Captain Pick, 80th regiment Gl' tw ng,
(boys.)
London, England, 1816-08-09

iii.iioeli,_,4ii6Ei g;

Complete order tiny,'► exists in Calteni. On Ntiiivini
the prisoners were remoVed frti•• tat the Barracks to jail..
The persons takea into custody dtirisig.the diugrae-
Able occurrence sithount to '2O ; and a precognitiovi
se the busines ii goi.ig On before the Sheriff. On
onnday a squadron of the eth :Dragoon Gitard4
arrived from Piershill Barracks ; and some a the
detachments of the 7Jth have been brought into gar-
rison. The boy wounded in front of Tosoacies house
died in the Intirnitry on Sunday night.
We are informed that no offensive expression vane
used in the Soup Kitchen on Thursday; and that
the' attack of the mob on Mr. Tostusett's honor, whci
acted in every thing according to the. instructions at
the Committee, was complete!; unpretvitaked. Mr.
Toattaen tetviered his services without fee or reward.
Saturday, able: COO pecks of Catnieal were distri.
bitted in the Barony Pariah. The Gentlemen who
have set on foot this salutary relief deserve the warm-
est gratitude cf the people. In future n' relief
be given but .to such as apply to the District Com-
mittees appointed to investigate the cases, and their
report must be submitted to the General Committee,
as none of the individual Members have power to act
without %he concurrence of their colleagues. The
poor of the Barony Parish owe much in particular to
their Minister; whose doctrine is always seen in his
practice, and who, with so little ostentation, is ever
embracing occasions of benevolence.
London, England, 1816-06-07

'WASHINGTON, MAY t 1.,

Mr. J. W. 'Fru Cate has liven prt ,ented by the Se.
cretlry of State to the Presid,t,t, as Ci'arge d'Af-
faires of the King of the United Netherlands.

NEW YORK, MAY 13.
Captain Hall, who has arriv,:d at Charles!co from
St. Donsinp,o, informs that the G,:vernor of that
place had received intelligence of the port of Port.)
Rico having been shut ag4inst all Foreign vessels.
London, England, 1816-06-07

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Nvi*Fat 9132.

ARMY CONTRACT.

•
Commissary in Chief's Office,
Great George-street, London, 29th May, 1816.
VOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply the following Articles for the Use
vg the Army, viz.
sitgai)--To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quar-
ters, and Barracks, in the undermectioned Counties andislauds
AltierneY. Hunts, Lincoln,
Durham (including Ibe of Man, I Nottingham.
Holy Island),
WI and MUTTON—To his Majesty's Land Forces in Can-
tonments, Quarters, and,Barracks, in the under-mentioned
Counties and Islands:
Cornwall (including 1 I Devon, I Isle of Man,
Hants, isle of Wight.
OATS—ro his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters
in the undermentioued Counties s
Derby, I Hertford, • I Lincoln,
Mina Bier, Hunts, • Westmoreland.
roItAGE, viz. o.l7'sx Hay, and STRAW:-..T0
.11141 idgellty'S
cavalry in Barracks, and Oat* M Caosonments asid Quarters,
rn the ander-mentioned Counties:
Cara, (Ordnance Barracks, New-
)bau (including Isle of eastlo-upousTyne, and Oats in
Wight), the County of Northumberland)
Norfolk, Suffolk,
Pluthanspton, Somerset,
Nottingham, Warwick.
ninths Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th dry of
yew next; that Proposals in writing, sealed up, and marked
* Tondo for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on
ar before Thursday, the 27th Day of June, (but none will be re-
vived after 12 o'clock on that day), and, if sent by Post, the
restage must be paid.
Proposals must 3se made separately for each County and Wand,
and each l'r• pose! cunt bare the letter which is annexed to the
Tenths properly filled up,by two Persons of known property en-
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no mops should he stationed or supplied in the County, the ex-
pense of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the
Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief,

•
Particulars of the Contracts may be had ippon application at
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Notice Is hereby further given, Mat Tenders for supplying
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Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the
County of CAMBRIDGE (including NEWMARKET),
Will be receives at this Office, on or before Twelve o'Clock on
Wednesday, the 12th day of June net. The deliveries of which
will commence on the gSth day of said Month of June. Parti-
culars may be had as above.
London, England, 1816-06-07

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1 - - 410,000
11 - - 43,000
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fIBERON's OATH, performed at the Theatre
Royal, Drury-Lane. Written by the late BENJAMIN
THOMPSON, Esq. The Music by JOHN PARRY.
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PUBLIC ACCONTS.

Mr. W. WYNN moved" That there should he
laid before the House an account of all 5411115 paid lit
way of contingencies, during tile last ten years, in the
Officts of the Treasury, Secretary of 5t..1.44
ling, Admiralty, Stamps, War Office, Army Prize,
Customs and Excise, Navy Pay, and Ordnance."—
Ordered.

DUTIES ON FOREIGN WINES.
Mr. SHARPE presented a petition from certain
importers and dealers in f?,reign wines, praying Oat
the duties on foreign wines might be reduced.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
begged to state, before the Petition was laid on
the table, that a deputation of the Petitioners had
waited upon him to make the same prayer which
their Petition contained, stating that a diminution in
the duties on wine would increase the-revenues of the
country. He had told them, however, that he en-
tertained a different view of the subject, and that if
he was disposed, .or could, consistently with the cir-
cumstances of the country, reduce any duty, it would
'be some one that affected the lower order of the peo-
ple, some necessary of life, and not one that affected
the luxuries of life.—(Hear.
The Petition was then ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1816-04-04

DIJON, MARCH £L

This day only it bas been discovered that a most
atrocious crime has been committed in this city in the
`sight between the 4th and the sth instant. A per-
son, callin; himself an Officer, cut off the head with
a raz.sr of a woman who lived with him some months,
while he was in bed with her. Without remorse or
pity, he went several days into the room where the
body lay bathed in blood, in order to remove her
clothes, which be afterwards sold at a low price.—
, He robbed her also of her gold chain, her earrings,
be rings, money, victuals, and at length a cage
with a canary. To conceal his crime, he told the
neighbours that this unfortunate female was gone to
her relations to procure some documents. previous to
'her marriage. The assassin has fled.

• Salt Butter is now at the high Price of Is. 4.1. per
viand ; Fresh ditto Bd. These prices might be
stspposed were sufficiently high for the consumer ; hut
the imposition of the protecting duty will add at least
2d. per lb. to the price.
The price of wheat has risen in the principal mar.
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Musical Instruments, • and Music, in books or
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THEATRE, DEMI Y•LA NIL ....The Oratorios closed
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respondent with the promise they gave In.the Outset
,of excellence and novelty. The prominent. feature
.of the performances was the selection from BERTH°.
yaw's compositions, in „which Sir Gsouot SMART
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DICKONS. and Miss &Knott, were admirably cxecu•
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DttoU;T, Was, io every respect, a mosterpieoe, and
the introduction of tke air of " Rossiya Castle" de-
served and receives! the most enthusiastic plaudits.—
Tho audiasecwis biilliast sadlimangoms. . • •
London, England, 1816-04-04

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•
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