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London, England, 1817-10-08

MONMOUTH RACES.

These ll aces commenced on Wednesday last, when the sweep•
stakes of sgs each, le Subscribers, with Wigs added from the
Fund, was won by Mr. Calley't ch. h. Osman, beating the Duke
of Beaufon's b. h. Mortimer. Mr. Willies ch. m. Feima, Mr.
Fvaos's ch m. Lady Byron, Mr. Walker's br. b. Alexander, and
Mr. Farqtiharson's b. g. Garet. Never was finer runtiihg : there
were four heats, and the race was woo by Osman, in the ntost
contested style.
The Members' Plate of £5O was won at two heats, by Mr.
Farquharson's g. h. Grey Marquis, beating Mt. Veveres c. m.
Lady Byron. The first heat was won by only a head.
Thursday, the £5O Plate given by the Comity. was won at
three beats by Mr. Halktt's g f Euryone, beating Mr. Walker's
b. g Non-Conductor, Mr. Farquharson's b. m. Meg Merriiies,
and Mr. Hill's c. f. Melanie. This race was finely contested; the
first h.:at was wen by Non. Conductor, by a length; the two last
by Euryone, won by half a head, and the other by half a length.
The Handicap Plate of £5O given by tbe Tow.' of Monmouth,
was won at two heats by Mr. Farquharson's Carus, beating Mr.
Walker's Alexander. Ihe first heat was won by a length, and
the second by ball a length.

The weather was most propitious for the Meeting, and never
had Monmouth to boast of such a brilliant dig lay of rank and
fashion

PEDESTRIANISM.

2Augsrir commenced his fifth day's task at Bayswater yester-
day monolog at half past four o'clock, and at five o'clock in the
afternoon, the old boy hal finished 36 mile*, and was then jog-
ging on, having at that hour, from his commencement on Thurs-
day list, gone 231 mile* in the whole.
GAUP who is performing his eztraorditiary task at the top of
Upper &key-street, New Road, completed 611 miles, on Mon-
day evening, at ten minutes past eight o'clock; be started on his
second day's task at sis o'clock yesterday morning, and after
11 resting two hours and three quarters in the whole of the day, he
had, a: flee o'clock In the afternoon, performed forty miles, and
was then proceeding on.

To-morrow morning WATERLOO Tom is to run a distance of SO
miles in nine hours, for a wager of 100 guineas a-side. The
ground arpointed for this evraordinary and unparalleled trial of
speed, is near Bayswater, going out and in a distance of three
miles and a half. Odds ate Sto It agst him.
A young man named Ishoouom, undertook to walk 100 miles
In 26 hours, on Leaden•heath, Essex. He commenced on Tues-
day morning, and having before shown considerable powers in
pedestrimism, opinion Was generally in favour of his getting
through the task; but after going 25 mUes in five hours, he began
to fall off, feeling extreme stupor and drowsiness, insomuch that
he resigned the undertaking when he bad gone only 44 miles in
12 hours. Two medical men have ►ince given their confident
opinlon—.l4 That Nicoison's failure was owing to the effect of
some deadly narcotic," and which is supposed to have beta art.
fully administered.
London, England, 1817-10-08

HANOVER, SEPTEMBER 2e.

We have certain information that a foreign Go-
vcrnment intends to declare that the University of
Gottingen shall be the University for its subjects, as
has been door before by the Government of the Duchy
wf Brunswick. This new public acknowledgment of
the great excellence of our University, which is famed
for its admirable arrangements end the merits of the
Professors, must rejoice every friend to the sciences,
and particularly remind every Hanoverian, that the
reputation which our University so justly enjoys, in
and out of Germany, is chiefly owing to the inces-
sant care which our august Sovereign and the Go-
vernment have always bestowed on this institution.
London, England, 1817-09-12

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FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER ff:
Nothing arrived to-day except one or two colliers
from Wales. The Lady Wellington packet, for New
York and Halilac, and the Bltither packet, for the
Brazils, have gone into the Roads, and ate waiting
for orders to sail.—Wind S. with calms.
PORTSMOUTH. SEP TEMBER 11.
Nothing arrived or sailed today.—Wind S.
'tn., SEPTEMBER 11.
Arrived yesteaday and sailed for the River, the
Amity, GRAN, from New Brunswick; and Susannah,
MACCs, from Sierra Leone. Arrived to-day. the
Albicore, SMALL, from Palermo for Hull, and is put
under quarantine.—Wind S.W.
DOVER, SEPTEMBER
Sailed last night the Princess Charlotte packet.
Captain HALLANDS, for Ostend. with a mail and pas-
sengers ; and this morning the Lord Duncan packet
arrived from thence, with the Flemish mail and pas.
sengers.—Sailed this morning the King George
packet. Captain Kixo ; Queen Charlotte. Captain
fatutuas ; and Trafalgar, Captain HARE, for Calais.
with passengers.—Arrived this afternoon the Defence,
Captain ADAMS ; and U.:ver, Captain I/tram, from
Boulogne.

GRAVESEND, SEPTEMBER 11.
Arrived the Perkins, Lister; Nelson, Bolton; Benson, Cray ;
Union, Trott ; Romulus, Crauford ;Thames, Morris, and Jones,
Wilson, from Petersburgh ; Hurley Hill, Buck, Friends, Graham,
and Anna, Prieston, from Archangel; Mellon., Goodchild, from
Memel; Hope, Briggs, from Norway ; Friends, Maw, from Rot-
terdam ; Nancy, Leslie, from Dantrig. Sailed the Monarch,
Latty, for Bengal; London Packet, Comelly. fur Malta; Ocean,
Pike, and Jane, Bruce, for Lisbon; Britannia, Ruby, for Carlin ;
Duke of York, Fryer ; Duke of Kent, Pound; Ihermutts, Dar-
mi., sod Regard, Rim for Rutterdam ; and Charlotte Fs rile-
rice, Wallis. for Bremen.
CGS TOM-HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 11.

AIMS eNTERED INWARDS—IIe Lady Juliana, Smith, and
Zephyr, Nich:ils, from Riga; Heise, Jameson ; Mary, 19.1eison ;
Fanny, brown ; Helena, Christy ; Stella, Simpson, and Petri.,
burgh packs t, Worn Patersbugh ; Orange BOVell, Atkinson, from
Hariargen; Two Brothers, Jay, from Leghorn ; Generous Plan-
ter, Short, from Jamaica; Vrow, Radius, from Konigsburg ;
Willeimina, Loderberg, from Gcfle ; Ann, Smith, and Mean.
well, Smith, from ; Heart of Oak, Anderson, from Cron-
wadi ; Elisabeth Ann, Ridley, from Rotterdam ; Vruw Eika,
Auntj as, ft om Groningen, and Cornelia, Oversee, from %Vacua'.

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OUT wmtps.—TheChiistian, Folberingham ; Romulus, Car-
gill; and Fly, Brown, for Hamburgh ; Aurui a, Doodt, for Dant-
; Harmonic, Fiammer, and Active, Cross, for Palau, finning.
burg, and Eltring ; Leander, Norman; Friendship, Watson, and
Hope, Clifton, fur Rotterdam; Industry, Anniston. for Amster-
dam ; Windsor Castle, Haggard, for Madeira, Forts St. George
and William, and Bombay ; Britannia, Younger, for Memel;
Lord Wellington, Hill, for Madeira, Madras, and Calcu:ta ;
lames, Postlewaltb, fur Jamaica; Regent, Baton, for Elsitreur
and Petersburgh ; Catharine Chatiotta, &hale, for Gott eriburg ;
Industry, Evans' for Cork ; Favourite, Griffiths, fur Dublin ; and
Columbia, Hobson,oa, for Columbia River.
London, England, 1817-09-12

CL K FRAVELA, VOLUME THE FOURTH.
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rich ;',ngravinsa, price 44. 14s. 6d. in boards, the

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rtairtli Volume of
TIAVELS in VARIOUS COUNTRIES bf
EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA.
. . .

nluote IV. thi.ii; the Third and Last Section of Part the
Seccuit, of the Travels in Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land;
cootaining an Account of the Author's Journey from Athens, by
Land, to Constantinople; with a Description of the North of
Greece, Macedonia, and l'hrace. To w Nish is added, a Supple-
Non, relative to his Journey from Constantinople to Vienna;
r:d to a Visit that be paid to the Gold and ;:tiver Mines of
11...ngtry.
By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL. D.
. . _ . . .

Printed far 1•. (Aden and W. Davie*, Striud, London; tid
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RURAL. SPORTS.
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boards, or 2 Vols. royal Eve. rice A'S. 51. boards, anew Edi-
son, of
THE RURAL SPORTS ; or, A Description of
J. 'he Pleasures and An-,3setnet.ts arising from the Air, the
1 is. tli Waters, and the Forests ; being Rules and Directions
lir Shooting, kishing, and Hunti.•g, with an Abbreviation of the
Laws relative4o rub; interiptrsed with hketches and Anecdotes
Aro Natural History. By tie Rev. W. B. DANIEL.. Inns-
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Of ruum may he bad,
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London, England, 1817-09-12

T CAT AND THE LOOT; or an
IMPROVENIEN r UPON MIRROAS.
As I one morning shavit g sat,
For chnner time preiaring,
A dreadful itowi reA from the Cat
Set all the room a Earirg !
Sudden I turrid—beheld a scene
I could not but de:ight in,
For In my Boors, so bright and clean,
The Cat her face was fighting.
Bright was the Boot—its surface fair,
In lustre nothing lacking;
I never saw one half so clew.,
Except by WARREN'S BLACEINOS
(Waaacti! that name shall last as long
As beaus and belles shall dash on,
Immortalized in every song
Tbat chants the praise of Fashion s
For, oh ! without his BLACKING, all
Attempts we may abolish
To raise upon our boots at all
The kast of jet or polish.)
Surpried its brilliancy I view'd
With silent admiration •
The glass that on the table stood
Waed dimly on itt station.
took the boor, the glass dkplaed,
For soon I was aware
The latter only was disgraed
Wheneer the boot was near.
And quickly found that I could shave
Much better by its bloom.
Than any mirror that I have •
Within my dravring.ruom.
And since that tints Fee often smill
To think how puss was fr!ghten'd,
When at the boot she tugg'd and to:l'd
By WARRISN'S BLACKING brighten's!.
The above truly inestimable BLACKING is prepared by
London, England, 1817-09-12

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER S.

The King of Prussia srt off this morning at eleven
o'clock tot Aix.la•Chapelle, taking the way to N'a•
mur. It is thought his Majesty will v:sit the cele-
brated fields whete the allied warriors cemented .with
their blood the independence of our Country, June
18th, 181 g.
London, England, 1817-09-12

CLAS3

2,377, Prize Of 420,C00, A, soil by Smoratcar & Co.
11,317, ...... 30,000, B, t H & Co.
No. 617, ...... 2,000, A, ..... ...• MARTIN & Co.
617, ...... 2,000, B,
424, ......."... 1,000, A,
424, ..... l,OOO, B, ivr & Co.
Tickets sad Shares for the New Grand Lottery are
now on Sale at the Contractor's Offices, 7, Cornbill,
and 26, Oxford-street : the Scheme contains 7,100
NuatEers, Stx Prizes of ario,ooo ! and will com-
mence drawing on the 7th ui Nv% 1.3161. R.
London, England, 1817-09-12

PRO MtIIE DUBLIN' idURNAL, SEPT.

Mr. R. O'Commt arrived in hondon trtt Wanes:
day 1:1St.
A1(011E1%1.0 HAMITON ItOWAN. EA. has giriirtci
at Kilkeiiar, on A short visit to that city.
Arrived at Kilkenny, Major General GoRDON.C.offI.;
mantling the West District, and ; Ladt
BLoumetni.v, un A tour to the Likes of Killarney;
Colonel Perm' and f tinily, on their way to Ken igh ;
Captain Asia, &C.
Thursday, Major-General FVESIS arrived in LiMe.
rick, on a route to inspect the Ordnance stations ott
the lower Shannon. He. proceed, d on Friday for
rarheet, acconfpviiied by CApt.iita VIGIOURBM72, of
the Royal Etigineris.
Lord MILTOWN hAS arrived in Dublin 'rem Li;
merick. The Bishop of Llateitiec aspired a: the Sas
fionie nu Tuesday.
Sri jeaut ion:csToN passed thy:nigh Limerick MI
Saturday from Tra!ee, fir the Queen% County.
Sir WILLIAM arrived at Limerick on Set•
turday, from Killarney, and proceeded tor Dubliti
on Sunday.

M.tjor•Gencral O'Lcuormtv arrived at his hottset
in Limerick. on Thursday last.
Friday Lady Lovt,...c. Corm.[. and Viscountess
Haw/tunes arrived in Dublin, Nom Holyhead.
The CIIIEF Jll4Tleg, we are happy to say, is so
much reentered. that became to town frutn his villa.
Merville, on Wednesday last.

CH/till:V.3 Bunton, Esq. of ri:zwilliam=sqnare, is
spoken of as the successor to the late aiuch•lamented
Judge Oiminst.
The Turf is at present at a low ebb. It is.sup
posed that the whole betting► of the two last years
has not been more than fdrty per tent. upon that of
the t.vo preceding.
The County of Sligo Cnp, now in the possession
of Awrisun [at m, Esq has been challenged by
RierraitoMs jun. Esq which challenge being
accepted, will be run for ever Bontore Course, the
first Mnnday in June deaf.
London, England, 1817-09-12

BRUSSELS, SEP FEMBLA 8.

Yesterday their Majesties the King and Queen, ac.
companied by his Majesty the King of Prussia, tra.
veiling under the name of Connt de Ruppin, (who
arrived at the Palace of Lacken the preceding even-
ing) went to the Theatre, where their Royal High-
nesses the Prince and Princess of Orange, Prince
FredPric of the Netherlands, and the Prince Royal of
Prussia, successively arrived. AU these illustrious Per-
sonages were received with lively expressions of joy.
We learn from Amsterdam, that since the '26th of
August, there have entered that port ItO •essels
laden will wheat and rye from the North, particu•
larly Russia and Prussia. In these arrivals are not
included the vessels laden with buck wheat, barley,
oats, beans, and peas.
London, England, 1817-09-12

WINDSOR, SEP TEAESEit 11.

Yesterday the Duke of CLARRNCB arrived at the
Castle, from Bushy Park. In the afternoon her MA-
JESTY, accompanied by Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZA.
man, the Duke of CLARLNCE, and a party of Nobi-
lity, dined with the Earl and Countess of HAttoounr,
kt St. Leonard's Hill; and in the evening, about
eight o'clock, a select party of the neighbouring No.
bility began to arrive, to spend the evening with the
Royal Visitors. There was ahn a ball and supper.
Soon after eleven the Royal Party returned to the
Castle, and the Duke of CLARENCE for Bushy Park
London, England, 1817-10-01

117.4 r AL LVTELLIGENCE.

• FALMOUTH. She'll:loM tn.
Arrived off this port the American ship Constilu•
tion, from Nor kik, and proceeded for London; also,
arrived the Francis Freeling packet from Cork.—
Sailed the Fame, BOARDMAN. for Lisbon; and Ex-
press, QUICK. f.,r Co•runtia.—Wiod N W..
PLYMOUrif, SEP I'EMBEit a
Sailed the Killingbeck, for Ant Bus; Scipio, for
London ; and Doke of Marlbrough, for the Cape of
Good Hope.—Wind N.W.
DEAL, SLY rEMBER o.
Came down from the River, and sailed with the
whole of the outward-hound, the Edward, for Wis.
ton r Ann, for St. Domingo ; Robert and Ann. lir
Lisbon; and the Wharf, for Gibrahar. Passed
through the Downs, a large fleet of colliers, bound
to the Westward. Arrived the Prosperity,. TfIoMAS,
and Sisters, HILL, from Iceland ; and two vessels be
longing to the Downs &Kitty of Fisherman's friends.
London, England, 1817-10-01

HOVER. SIiPTIVBER so

' Arrived eff this petit the brig M wy, Juseen, in 33
days hum New York, irnind to Antwerp.
NAssAU,' JULY 23.

On Sunday last a brigantine, said to be the Cc,ar,
MACLILLAW, of Liierpool, called off the bar, and
saikd again in the evening. She is reported to have
been from Liverpool, bound to Havannah and Nev.
Weans, 38 days out hum land to land. No other
information could be obtained from her.

JULY her passage Irom Matanzas to this
pa the sloop Marla was brought to and boarded off
the Be►ry Islands a kw days ago, by a sma!l priva.
leer schooner, which for sonic dad► plain had been
loitering about this island in wait for Spanish vessels.
Alter a slight search, and being assured that the
Maria was wholly British property, the privateer sub
fried her to proceed. She is the same that captured
two Spanish vessels some weeks ago, between this
and Green Kvy. Had there been specie on board
the Maria, it is more than likely that :he British flag
would have been no protection.

•
ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST U.
Art ived the schooner George Washington, Min-
IDLETON, from Norfolk. Captain M. states, that the
ship Thomas, KELLY, last trim Point Prom, Guada-
loupe, was at the quarantine grounds, near Hampton
Roads—that four or five or the crew had been sick,
hut were in a state of tecovery —that Mr. Onto
BAisix, Pilot of St. Mary's, who conducted the ship
into the Roads, d.ed on board last Tuesday night.
Also, schooner New-Packet, CHOSZY, Boston, IS days.
Also, schooner Adeline, STANWOOU, St. Bartholomew,
16 days. Lett schooner Ilsley, SUTTON, for Portland,
in 16 days ; and a schooner commanded by Capt .in
&rococo, who was robbed on his outward passive,
'by two Carthagenian privateers, of two oxen, Yt►
sleep, all the poultry, all the clothing of every pet.
son on board, not leaving a change of any sort.—
Also, schooner Liberty, BEARS, Boston, 14 days;
and schooner Elisabeth, SNOW, Boston, IS days—on
6tlt August, off N.ntucket Socials, spoke the Wig
Castor, of Portland, bound to Havannah.—Cleared,
the sloop l'ryall, DILLINGUAM, Portland.
London, England, 1817-03-15

DOVER, MARCH ii.

His Majesty's yacht Rovnt. Sovenvima has hrnugl•t
up in our Roads this slay from the Dowits : she %tin
come into the Harbour this evening's tide, for the
purpose of receiving on board his Imperial Hight...els
the Grand Duke Nictundin.

The wind having got round prom the Eastward
this morning, a large fleet of outward-bound ships
has passed by here for the Westward.

PORTSMOU FM MARCH 14.

Arrived his Majesty's ship PROISETIIISUS, from a
cruize ; Brilliant transport, from Deptford; and
Ranger, from the Downs for the South Seas. Sailed
the following East Indiamen— Hertfordshire. Bridg-
water, General KyJ, Atlas, Marquis of Welling'
ton, Minerva, Victory, Mary Ann, Oswell, and
Marshal Wellington. Also sailed the following
sels, outward-bound—Cossack, Kentish, Maria, and
Oromucto, for Liverpool ; Ware, for St. *Kitt's ;
Emily, for Baltimore; Solon, for New York;. Stakeshv,
Moreland, General planters, Leda, Prince, Lively,
.Wm. Brine, and Waterloo, for Jamaica ; Halls, fjr
the Westward; Triton, for Marseilles; Moon, for
Teneriffe ; Jane and Barrosa, for Berhice ; Swift,
for St. Michael's ; :infield and Coluinbine, for the
West Indies; Sprightly, fer St. Domingo; Syrnetry,
for Leghorn; Brothers, for St. Helena ; Haabet, fur
Malaga; Hussdri:n transport, for Cork; Lady H.
Ellis, for St. Lucie ; Lively, for Savannah ; Charles,
Wildman, and Venus, for the South Seas; Venus
and Equity, for Trieste; Vittoria and Renewal, for
Barbadnes ; Admiral Gambier, for Ceylon; and
Mary, for the Cape of Good Hope.

Lady H.
Charles,
; Ventis
wal, for
on; and
As, from
;ewY.j
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passengers,
ten in pas-
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work, yet
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tartly re-
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116, W4i
and the ;
178,820.
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Inspiring
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London, England, 1817-03-15

ST. PErERSBURUH. FEBRUARY 11.

A Note has been delivered to!the Committee of
Ministers by the Minister of Finance. This Nute,
after rehearsing the Regulations formerly made re-
specting the freedom from Customhouse Dues gran•
ted to a certain extent to Foreign Ambassadors, and
stating that it has beeh judged proper, now that ami-
cable relations are restored with all the Powers, and
a new Tarif for the freedom of Trade. on the re•
pealed applications of the Diplomatic Bcdy, to esta.
blish the following Rules:

" 1. The Members of the Corps Diplomatique. accredited to
the Imperial Court, are permitted to import, without obstacle,
for the space of ten months front the day of their arrival, every
thing necessary to furnish their establishments there, as horses,
carriages furniture, tapistri, mine services. gold, sliver, !masc.
glass, china, liveries, WM. &e. i in a word, every thing sects.
eery toe a great establislitnent. All these articles shall be ad-
mitted without obligation, and without examlidng whether they
are permitted or not, °plan the simple declaration of the Mem-
her of the Corp! Diplomatletue, that they belong to them, and
are destined for their WI and that of their suite.
it a. But if alter the capitation of ten months they desire to
have prohibited articles, they 1121111 make a special application fur
permission. Upon all the penal ted articles above specified there I
shall be made once for all, counting from the day 01 their arrival, '
a remission of the Import Duties iii the following prrportion,
First, To an Ambassador' Legate, or Nuncio, NO° rouhies in
sliver; Id, To Mmisters,Envoye, and others, accredited to his
Majesty, 2000 roubles-
" 9 To Charge.d'ACalres or residtints accredited to the Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs, 100 u roubles."
This allowance if,,es not timed to Consuls. Gen-
e-1 rid, Consuls, Vice-Consuls, or Commercial Agents
residing in Russia, with fell power from foreign
States, who ate all subject to the general Taril.
Those members of the Diplomatic d who have
already
_lave
already obtained an ab.itement of the duties accord-
ing to the ancient regulations, are to enjoy the same
allowance as those who shall arrive in future, de-
ducting the sums 'which they have already been.
ezen3hked from paying.

The Grand Duke litcnoLas and part of his Suite
left town yesterday. They proceeded no farther
than Woolwich. where his Imperial Highness will re-
main this day, jwith all possible attention paid him
by Sir WlLLlent Com:mare a and to•morr9w be quits
England for the Continent, accompanied by the Duke
of Dsvousnina. _ _

Dr. Catc.nrns. in the Suite of the GRAND DORI.
who received yesterday the honour of Kaighthbode is
son of Colonel CIUCHTON, of Edinburgh.

Coots* Goan tat TotAtros.—Tbs Oratorio% with a fate Dot
a- to topodtloos, bight to Ito non crowded as elm or* tattoo
2rd. flat of last eight iwoolbt ow of the Whet hawse of
seam Mt read performance soma wipe plassre.
London, England, 1817-03-15

FATAL itP.t,

A fatal duel took pl4eeonSstiirday, between two
Officers of the 90th Light Infantry, (lately :+t rived
from the West Lidies)—Lieutsnat.t 1-11 ND and Lieu-
tenant Gtt.nen•r CONIMY, in which the former was
unhutunately killed. The latter, with his seconds,
(Lieutenant Rosette ConitoY and Ensign Sret;A:tr)
haw absconded.
London, England, 1817-03-15

A SAVING OF ONE GUINEA IN FOUR
FASHIONABLE and most Elegant COATS,
Cut sad made in a superior manner, of the beet &Dwane
Cloth, fur a 134.—Waistcoats,froni Is. to Pte.—Double-oiled
Caestmere Breeches, At Ill.—Pabtaloons and Qom& Trowsets
cheap in proportion. A variety of Shooting Jackets, Heating
Coact; also box. Carrick, and Driving Coats; and, for the con •
lenience of Gentlemen travelling a variety Is ►ept ready finished,
or a suit made in four flours. Servant? Liveries 414 Ios. com-
plete. The business et ibis house luting wholly done with ready
money, enables the Proprietors to submit the above advantageous
Terms to the Public.
No. ins, Fleet-street, four doors east of Chancery-lane.
Ki• Merchants sal Captains •waistmg larrm quantities, will
and a great advantage by apply* as above.

FOR COUGHS, HOABSENtSSCS, &c.
MR. GREENOUGH's PECTORAL LOZEN-
GES of 'FOLU ; the great demand for which, after
sixty years trial, proves them a superior remedy for all Coughs,
Housenesies, tsar, Throats, Asthmatic and Consump;ive
Complaints. The genuine only hive R. Hayward printed on
the stem'', by whom they are prepared, as successor to Mr.
Greenough, the inventor.
Sold in boxes at is. lid. each by'his appoirtment, by F. New.
bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-!;3rd; Sutren and Co. Bow
Chord...yard; Bayley and Blew, Cocesper-street ; Nix, Royal Ex.
Ilitange •. Ward, 324, Holborn; Clarke,469, Borough; Sanger,
Iso, 000 rd-street; Blake, 56, FlccalUy ; Barclay's, Fleet-
Market ; and the Venders of genuine Medicines.
Where ailso may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated TINC-
TURES for preserving the Testis and Gums, d curing the
Touth-Aeh, in enlarged tiles at Ss. ed. ads, with Hay ward,
signed on each stamp.

BY 1418 MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET-ruts PATEN I'.
.EA KE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous
..14 for curing, in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE.
One small Pill Is a dose, and the taking of one lox, in a recent
case, will soon convince tie patient of the. certainty of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go Jour-
Mrs or costa, ask needs no coolluemeot nor restraint of diet ;
sad sixty yeti's experience (in an extensive practice) has proved
that it will rifest a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other
methods avail nothing..' For the Scurry and other °ironical
Disorders, fills Medicine has not its ?Andel. Upwards of
40,000 person of both axes have bead radically eared of the
abate cruel disorders, within the last eight.years. Prepared and
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T.'PAYLOR and SOW, Members
of the Koval Collegief Surpass, at their House, No. 9, New
Bridgo•otroat, in boxes of 'wit Oa. 94. each, ditty *winded—
N.B. Two bath doom, and Lights in the Pallet at Wet—
flioy Are also mid by their appointment, with tOpiono direct lons,
at the py Shop, 10S, Oxford-Orem ; Mr. Disboroogies, No. 7,
Fish-etreet-bill, neatly opposite the Monument; and by one
Poison in every eonddarabk Town in Geist iletwin
and Ilreland.
Adly,4 vain to Personetaking the abort, or other of the Pro.
prisms Medicines.
London, England, 1817-03-15

HAMBURGH MAILS.

Nu fewer than live Mails have arrived from Ham-
burgh this morning.
A report having been Circulated in Denmark that
the ports were about to be shut against the exporta-
tion of corn from that kingdom, an official notice has
been circulated, that the Government has no in-
tention whatever to stop a trade from which the
kingdom has. derived great benefit.

. By the care of the Swedish Government, that
kingdom has been secured against any distress res-
pecting corn, for the present year.

In Norway, where there was more cued for foreign
supplies, large granaries have been established, and
distillation from corn of every kind has been wholly
prohibited.
The only other article deserving notice is one from
Petersburgh, which, as it will have some influence
in a saannersialfiaiatof 12;ftUa though prolessing only
to contemplate the personal convenience of Ambas-
sadors and their suites, we insert entire;
London, England, 1817-09-24

JERSET, SEPTEMBER 19.

The weather is uncommonly hot, and the *bon.
dant harvest almost entirely got in. Notwithstand-
ing the Wheat is so low as to admit of its being told
en bread for 2J. a lb. yet the bakers will not sell the
bread made of the sour brought from Southampton
under the enormous prieeof 4d. Meat still keeps
up extravagantly high, and beef and mutton are
from Bd. to lid. a lb. The French ports are. how
ever, expected to be opened next week, when all
articles of fond will be lowered here. By persons
who arrived ►esterday Gem Coutances and Grande.
&c. we learn, that bread sells for IV. beef,
20. and Mutton, 21d. to Sd. per pound. It is also
expected that fowls of ail sorts. as well as game,
will be brought over in great abundance. Tallow
has risen here—candles and soap Id. a lb. Tea and
coffee have also risen.
London, England, 1817-01-18

THE AX M 1:

It is at length determined that all the Brhisii
Of serving wills the Portuguese Army shall be
placed on the halt pay of Great Brasin, from Chou-
mas last.

_
Orders have bey° received at Chelmsford for the
Staff of the Chelmsford Recruiting District to be
broken up on the 2lst inst. Most of the Officers re-
tire upon half-par; and the recruiting parties, sta-
tioned in the counties forming that District, will re-
pair dirtct to head•gnarters.
London, England, 1817-01-18

THE NEW SILVER COINAGE:

The new coinage will speedily make its appear-
ance ; and the Government itself having recom-
mended that all Silver Coin, excepforeign (for that is
actually the meaning of the subjoined Notice) how-
ever defaced, and worn, and reduced in weight,
shrwild continue to be given and rrceived in payment,
until exchanged for the New Coin, it is to be !lupe,'
that shop-keepers w.II not destroy their own traffic,
and if.convenience tl.e public, by refusing to receive
old Shillings and Sixpences. After the publication
of the Following, the motives of those who shall re-
fuse to take the Old Coin may surely be well sus-
pected not to be quote pare.

0 NITIOE.

NEW SIINUR COINAGE.

" Royal Mho, /an. 17, ist7. I
" The New Silver Coinage being now very near:y frtil.hed,
artangentedts are plaiting for enabling all his M. jest y's sabjeati
in every part ut Great Britain to exchange, at the same p. dads,
the Old for the New Silver Coin of the Realm. This eschaege
will commence on or before Mot:day, the Sri of February next,
and all Standanl Silver Cum of the Realm, however defaced or
reduced in weight, by use, will he received in exchange for the
New Coin, by tale, at- its nominal value.
" The Public are requeseed to °beery., that the new Silver
Coin to be issued from his Majesty% Mtnt upon tilts occasion,
will he delivered in Exchange to the hoiders of the old it
is therefore svongly recommended, that ill Silver Coin of the
Realm (however defaced or reduced in weight by use), should
maim'. tube given and received iu payments, for the very short
period that wid elapse h. fore the issue of the new Silver Coin.
by this means no interruption of the Circulation will arise.
" Nete.--The old Sdver Coin of the realm, however defaced
or reduced In weight by use, is revived in payments at its no-
minal value, foy all branches of the Revenue; and at the Bank of
England, and will continue to be so, until it b exchanged for the
new Silver Coinage. " W. W. Po:a,
" Master and Worker of his Majesty's Mint."
A Copy of the above Notice was yesterday sent
by the MAST= Of the MINT IO the LORD MAYOR, ac-
companied by the following note:
" Mr. W. Pine presents his compliments to the Right Hon.
the LOAD MATOIt, and has the honour to enclose 2 copy of a
notice which has been issued this morning fruni the :►tint. Mr.
W. Pocz has taken the liberty of nedering the first 500 notices
which can be printed to be sent to his Lordship, from the Ga-
zette Office, In order that his Lordship may, if be judge it to be
proper, have them circulated as speedily aipossitde iu the City of
London:
London, England, 1817-01-18

iT. GEORGE'S MEDICAL, CHEMICAL, AND
CHIRURGICAL SCHOOLS.
THESE COURSES will commence in the fol-
lowing order:
l• On Surgery, MI 5i41114/7, January 25, at Seven In the EVell-
fog, at the Theatre, No. 42, Windmill.;street, by B. Ce. Baonte,
F. R. S. Assistant Surgeon to St. Geerge's Hospital.
2. On the Laws of the Animal Economy and Practice of
Physic, at No. 9, Grorge-strest, Hanover-square, on Monday,
February 10, at Nine in the Morning, by Geoane Praason,
'M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, Ice.
3. On Chemistry, at the Royal Institati.lll, On l'oesday, Feb.
11, at Mae lathe Morning, by W. J. Scam on, Profe. or of Che-
mistry, R. I.
4. Oa Therapeutics, with Moeda hledica and Jorisprudenes,
on Monday, February 10, at No. 9, George-street, Hannier-
square, by Gtoaot Fealties, M.D. F.R.S. ace. aad W. J.
LUMPS, F.A.S.
5. Sir EVEILAID Holm will give 1114 Sargical Lectures at St.
George's Hospital to the Pupils gratuitously.
.
London, England, 1817-01-18

L4W INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP CHANCERY, JANUARY 17.

EEPARTE LUDLANk, IN THE MATTER OP LUDLAM, A

LUNATIC.

Mr. Ber.t, stated, that this was it petition on the
part of Mr. Ludlam, the lunatic, praying that um
Lord Chancellor would be pleased to dismiss hi•
keeper, as he WAS not only in perfect health, but also
-I sire mind. and fully competent to take care of
himself. He complairei that the expense of retail-
ing the keeper was not less than 497 10s. per annul:
out of the 4200 which the Court allowed hint, and
that such exp►nse WAS a considerable reduction of his
property, and by no means necessary.
Sir SAmun ltostrux And Mr. LEACH said, that
seri large hiela had hien sent to them on this sub-
ject, but that they had recently been taken away
from their chambers by some person, and therelf)re
they had nothing to state to the Court on this oc-
casion.

Mr. Cone sutlested the propriety of his Lord.hip's
making some thhnitive order on the subject.
Mr. LEACIf observed, he had informed Mr. Lud-
lam that the petition could not be received without
proper a fEdsvits to support the allegations.
The LoRD CIIANCELIAR said, it was absolutely fie-
cesssty that the Committee of Mr. Ludlam's person
should pay every proper attention to him. No person
who had seen the poor man two or three days ago
could entertain a doubt that he was in a very Lamen-
table state of mind. The Committee, titer -tor?,
should attend to hits with all the tenderness due to
his teetings, but at the same time with proper regard
to his security. This was the only order which his
Llrdship could then pronounce.
His I.3rdship was occupied in hearing other luna-
tic petitions, of no public intereA whatever, until two
o'clock, when he left the Court to attend to some bu-
siness of State.

The VICE-CHANCELLOR continues indisposed, and
is not expected to be able to reburne his sitting until
About a fortnight.

COUR r OF KING'S BENCH. JANUARY 17.
ELLE•atmovoH, Mr. Justice Hamm and
Mr. Justice ABBIT, Sat this day for the purpose of
hearing arguments on motions for new trials.
THE KING U. JOHN CLOUTING.

This was an action tried betore Mr. Baron Worn
at the last Assizes for the County of Suffolk, and the
question was, whether the defendant had been duly
elected a Common Councilman of the Borough of
Eye? The Jury found in the-atlirmative, and during
the last Term Mr. Serjeant BUT obtained a rule to
thew cause why that verdict should not be set aside.
Mr. Waimea and Mr. Serjeant lltasszt were
heard at considerable length against the rule. It was
finally agreed that a spacial verdict should be en-
tered, and that il the parties could not agree, the zaie
should again go down for. trial.
London, England, 1817-01-20

• RELIEF OF TAM POOR.

Gener,il Mieuer., Member for Belfast, has very
handsomely, uosolicitt ti, remitted the sum of .leloo,
to be applied to whieli ever ‘Ol the public charities
acre that the Marchioness of Diikatoti. may direct.
Last week, the Rev. Mr. Wat.tisvori, of Wroth•im,
Rave to the poor of tit,it parish, 7001bs. of excelltllll
beef. _ .

Christmas.day, twelve persons of the parish of East
Fatleigh, each above 70 years of age, accompanied
by 100 children of the Charity School, partook of an
excellent dinner, hentvolently ordered flr them, at
the Parsonage-house, by tile Rev. Mr, RUM. Vicar
of East Farleigh.
Grand Select Lodge of Druids, held at Mr.
Besxm's the Globe Tavern, Great Titcl field-
street, St. Mary-la-bootie, have, with a very laudable
fveiing, given to the subscription for the relief of the
industrious poor of that parish, the sum of £30.75.
On the 23d of November last, the Provost and Ma.
gistrates of Paisley adopted the resolution of assessing
the inhabitants of the town, fir the impose of afford-
ing immediate relief to nutnerous families and indi-
viduals labouring under the accumulatedpressure of
poverty and distress; and from the fund thus col-
lected, and judiciously distributed in forty-two dis-
tricts, not less than 896 persons, whose families
amounted to 2504, have been aided andrelieved.—
On the first Sunday of the year, liberal collections at.
all the churches were, as formerly, obtained ; and,
by request of the Magistrates, a respectable meeting
of the more talent part of the community was held
on Friday se'nnight, when very handsome strh%crip-
tions were given for the further relief of the prevailing
distress.
London, England, 1817-01-20

pang will thus receive a sum of nearly 428,000, in
specie.

STUTTGARD, JANUARY 9.
We, William, Stc.—Various obstacles whicho
hinder the completion of the preparatory labours
which are continued with the greatest activity, have
made us determine to fix the resumption of the de-
bates upon the constitution of the State for the 3d of
March (this year), on which day the Assembly shall
resume its Sittings. We have ordered this prorogation
to be published, that every one may conform to it in
what concerns him.

" Given at Stuttgart!, January 7, 1817,
"By Lis Majesty's Command, Tit C PRIVY Coo N CIL."

PARIS PAPERS.

We yesterday received the Paris Papers of Thurs-
day, with those of Tuesday, which were missing.
From these we have extracted the substance of the
continued discussion on the Law regarding the Li
berty of the Subject, in the sitting of the Chamber
of Deputies on Wednesday. At the rising of the
Chamber it was resolved, that the Reporter of the
Comenissien should be heard next day, and it is ex-
pected that the discussion will theu-be finally closed.
The friends of Ministry express the most perfect cou-
fideirce in the result.

The health of the KING appears not to have expe-
rienced any variation, though unhappily no improve•
ascot can be reported.
London, England, 1817-01-20

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Tht4 Gazette contains an Order In Council, continuing for slit
months, from the. 13th of February, the prohibition against
transporting, without leave of the l'tivy Council, gunpowder,
saltpetre, or any sort of arms or ammunition, to the coast of
Aftiza, We 5 Indies, or Continent of America, the Isritish Co-
lonies and United States 'excepted. It also contains the notice
respecting the new Coinage ; and notifies an honourable augmen-
tation to the Arms of Lieutenaut•Colnnel E Miles, of the 38th
Foot, allusive to his bravery at the battle of Salamanca, and at
the storming of S,.tiebastiait's.
London, England, 1817-01-20

MIDDI,FSEX SESSIONS.

Saturd iy "Inn Mullins was indicted for uttering, on
three several occasions, pieces of false and counterfeit
coin, in the similitude of a sixpence of the lawful cnr-
i rimy of the kingdom, well knowing them to be false
and countcrteit. She was found Guilty, and semen-
ced to bt imprisoned in the House of Correction for
twelve tarna:is ; at the end of that time to find securi-
ties for her good behaviour for two years longer.
Susannah Oldham was indicted for obtaining seven
yards and a half of printed cotton, five yards and a
half of Irish linen. one yard of calico, and four yards
of ribbon, from Mrs. Elizabeth Hobson, linen-draper,
under the false pretence that she was sent for it by
Mrs. Potter, who was a customer to Mrs. Hobson.
It appeared from the eviience of George Hobson.
that the p:isouer came to his mother's shop. and re-
presenting herself to be servant to Mrs. Potter, of
Aiherri..: le-s:reet, asked for and obtained the goods
specified in the indictment.
Mrs. l'otter denied that she had ever given any au-
thority to the prisoner to obtain the goods described.
The prisoner lived in her service about nine months
back, but she had discharged her in consequence s t
her misconduct. She had, after her departure, disco•
vered, that she had obtained goods and money in the
same way from several other tradesmen.
The prisoner was found Guilty, and sentenced to
I be
.transported for seven years.
London, England, 1817-01-20

COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER v.

The Supreme Tribunal of War of C!.!i,zi fu
given judgment on the affair of the N,,cmeglai, Ofit
cers relative to the campaign of L.matenant
General Haxtbkmarn, Major S h
Gruner, have been acquetted ; and Lteutrn
neral Staffeldt and Lieutenant• Colonel Hals,
demned to death.
London, England, 1817-01-20

TIM ARMT.

Instructions have been received at Staff•'rd for tle
removal of the bead-quarters of the Staff of th.tt
district. from Newcastle to Liverpool. They le.eve
on the 24th instant.

The recruiting parties of the WI Repiment have
been calkd'in.

The recruiting dietrict of A ndovxt will he reduced
on Friday next.
The parties of Royal Marines embarked on board
the ROCUITORT, RIVoLI, and VIINGELIt, 4 ring corn.
pleted one year's service on board these ship,, were
rxlieved, on Tuesday las!, by other; from Head-
quarters.__

Lord HowAnp has left the Lieutenarr Govern.
meta House, at Portsmouth, t r London, where, it
is understood, he will reside a considerable period of
the sitting of Parliament. His Lor.iship will take
his seat in the Upper House (on ct m:ng to his title),
at the commencement of the Sessinu. The contruand
of the garrison devolved upon Colonel SALMON, Royal
Artihely.
It is now stated, that there is no intention to make
a promotion of nag Officers in the Navy, and of a
Brevet in the Army. A genrial expectatio t was
entertained, that the late Birit-day of her Royal
Highness the Princess C/lARLOTTY would have been
made the occasion ; but we are asoned it has been
sometime determined not to recommend such a mea.
sure to the notice of the PItINCE REGENT. There has
bre') no Ihevet since the battle of Watailno ; and the
disappointment now is attributed to the necessity lb
which Ministers aid themselves to limit the expeuta-
ture in eves y possible way.
London, England, 1817-01-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS—a It 1. DUC.
Dublin 2 0
Waterford - . 0 4
Guernsey and Jassy 1 2
I.bsbon - - 1 0
Holland - a

/Ala. DUI
France - - - 1 0
Hansturgb - 0 5
Gottenburgb
.• - 0 S,
Flanders - • - 1 0
Malta - • - 0 0

FALMOU I H, JANUARY 17.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship lims, from
a cruize. Arrived t'-day the Duke of Marlborough
packet, with a Mail from Lisbon in 11. days; and
the Jane, Banninue, from London for the Cape of
Good Hope.—Wind W.S.W.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY !S.
Arrived yesterday the Wiliiam, MILNE, from Lon-
don for Buenos Ayres; his Majesty's ships HEIVIN
and TELEGRAPH from a cruize. Arrived to-day the
Eliza and Jane, JENKINi from Falmouth ; and the
Orange Grove, Amy, from Lisbon.—Wind S.W.

PORTSMOUII4, JANUARY ts.
The L!* DER, Captain EDWARD Cueritam, C. B.
is expected to go out of harbour on Monday next,
when Rear-Admiral Sir DAVID MILNE will hoist his
flag in her, and proceed to Halifax, to relieve Rear-
Admiral GRIFFITU.—Arrived, on Thursday last, the
Diana, from Quebec, laden with masts and spars for
the Dock-yard at this port. Lieutenant JEweLL, and
4 party of seamen from the Lakes of Canada, came
home in the Diana.—The Catanzost was paid off on
Wednesday, and the ANIPIIITRITE this Jay.
London, England, 1817-03-12

'21%. Up. Gall ls„
; Fi et List of this Theatre does not extead to the Oratorios.
GUILDHALL, LONDON, 4th March, 1817.
THE Appointment of a Successor to Mr. J. A.
.I. NEWMAN, KEEPER of NEWGATE, will take place
r a Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, to he holden on
I IasDAY, the 15th day of April next. The several Candidates
• that situation will therefore make their application to the
Fl, rilfs previously to that day. NOOD rHORPE.
N.B. The time of Election is extended to the aforementioned
by, in order to give an opportunity to persons qualified In the
2oubuy who are desirous of the Situatiolito apply.
London, England, 1817-03-12

DEAL IkIARCH 11.

Arrived and sailed for Hull; the Harmony, re front Hon-
duras. Put back the Marquis Wel:esrey and i oontos, for
nada ; Spcke for Beugal.; Ranter tar the SJuth Bras; New!,
and Damon for Jamaica; Barton for Batavia; Melba:it ar
Ceylon ; Loyalty for St. Vincents ; William Pitt, for Bomb? ;
and Swers for Meat:nab. Caine down front the River :be
Roy?i Sovereign yacht ; Streatl•am for Madras and Bengal.
London, England, 1817-03-12

HARSH IMPRISONMENT.

Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY presented a whims
from Mich;el Bayley, at present insane, who had
been confined more than two years in the Canoligate
jail, at Edinburgh, as a common malefactor, in a
dungepn, without any adequate cause tor his deten-
tion. The petition was read, and Prdercd to lie on
the table.

Mr. BENNETT complained, that sever.il persons
in a state of lunacy were confined in the Coldb.st!s-
fields Prison, though they had been found lunatic by
Juries, and were improper objects for a common pr,-
son : there iiuglit, he said, to be a place t,t recektion
for criminal lunatics.
London, England, 1817-03-12

NAVAL INT.ELLIGENCE.

According to a list received at .1.1. m. s, I('G sh7.ps
were at Liverpool, on Monday last, de:ained by ccn•
teary winds, viz.
Three fur Bengal, one for Bombay, s'l for Jamaica, one for
Sr. Donitnen,one fix Cuba, two for Barbaloes, one for
one far Dominica. one for St. Thomas', tour fur Demer.ira, two
for Yrionlail, two fur Bahia, one for klaraiiham, one for :it.
Lucia, one for tour fur Pernambuco, two (Cr Rio Ja.
neiro, three for New Orleans, seven fur savainnah, tvo, tar
Charleston, five for Whitmore, live for Bnoon, eight f r
cielphta, nine for New Yurk, one for Mobile, one for Newfound-
land, seven for 1.e.h0i,, three fur Oporto, sine for Cad z, a/intake
Gibraltar, one fur Malta, two for I.tBborn, our fur Sicily, eq.
for Trirste, live for Sr. Michael's and Canaries, and liven he
France, Holland, &c.
PALMOU 111, MARCH 9.

&died the Noct,n) packet, lor the Leeward Islam's;
Lady Arabella and Duke ti Nlarlborcugh packets,
for Lisbon, all with Mail;. The Prin cis Eliz.ibeth
packet, for Gibraltar, is detailied until tl.e
Wind W. N. W.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 10.
The Lady Burtrigdoit soled yesterday for t!e
Cape and the Isle of France. This morning the Ame.
rican ship.yrances and Sarah, WissLow ►riaster, a•_
rived at this port, having met with onsideratle da-
mage on her voyage from Boston to Brentin. She
has lost her bowsprit, foremast, &c. and it is fe.red
her cargo must be unladen to repair her damages ;
she has experienced much bad weather on the r.q.
sage, but more pat tient iriy four days since, whin
about soundings. The Ann, from Teitnmoott, to
Liverpool, ill ballast, is on shore on the rocks at
Mount Batten, bot is expecte,l to be got off.
PO rSMOU

Arrived the Marquis Wellington, Minerva, Herr.
fordshire, and Bridgewater, from the Downs, ter
India ; and Venu;, from the Downs, tor the South.
Seas. Sailed the SAmtiel, ORPELr, tvr Lo;.dm.