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Just published, price One Guinea,
MITE SECOND EDITION of Mr. FELLOWES's
J.. VISIT to the MONASTERY of LA TRAPPE, and
Tour through La Vendde, is now READY for DELIVERY.
The Plates, which have received the unqualified approbation of
every Review that has noticed the Work, have been coloured
with Increased attention.
Printed for William Stoekdale, 181, Piccadilly.

" All that we have hitherto heard, all that we -have imagined,
of the austerities practised in this Convent, falls infinitely short
of what we now find to be the case. The gloomy and almost
inaccessible situation chosen by this strange fraternity for their
Convent—their rigid separation from human intercourse—the in-
frangible taciturnity Imposed upon themselves, and the terrible
severity of their penances, are certainly circumstances more re-
sembling the visionary indulgence of fantasy and fiction, than ac-
tual realities to be met with among living men, and in the pre-
sent day. With regard to La Vendee, Mr. rellowes has given
such historical illustrations of its wars' and the character of its
inhabitants, and has also enriched his book with such beautiful
views of many of the places mentioned by plde. de la 'Roche ila.
quelin, as will render that Lady's Memoirs still num: valuable.
We did purpose giving a few eztracts, hut the whole narrative
Is so well connected, and every page awakens such deep interest,
that our mailers, when they have perused the Work, will be
most obliged by our simple reciemmendation."
London, England, 1818-12-07

EDINBURGH MONTHLY urvirw.

On the Ist of-January, 1819, will be published, by WAuc:l and
Isms, Hunter'awpastre. Edinburgh; and 0. and W. B.
Wartustra, 13, Avis•Mario.l.ine, London, handsomely prin..
tad in bvo. with a new type, price 2s. 6d. No. I. of
NEW LITERARY JOURNAL, entitled THE
EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVIEW.

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rbis Monthly Journal is intended to be a Review In the
stricter sense of the word, avoiding all disquisition not ewers-
' Rally cenneeted with the critical examination of the wart no-
' ticed, and at the same time giving 311/211 statements of their eon-
tents at ahall convey a clear and derided judgment of their merit..
In this manner it is hoped that a satitfactot7 view will he
, given of themisting State of Literature, Sainte, and the Pine
Arts.
It is not intended to make. Rallies a molar tooe of cinema-
don, but as its importance will «nationally demand -attendee, it
will be treated, when it does occur, in a spirit of Loyalty and
Patriotism, with a jealous and steady; repaid to the just audio-1
rity of the Magistrate end the civil tights oltho eotail. I
dead as reciprom/ and inseparable.
With respect to Religion, it ie neceloary to state, that win*
free a firm attachment to its truths, natural and revealed, no-
thing hostile to its interests shall be allotted to vitiate thep=
'of this Work, there is no intention of giving it a pectihrt
nency, and tbentfere that Reviews of' Poblicationt that treat of
it will proceed on the consideration of their literary merits.
Tie Proprietors of this Journal vatimit their claiwa to the public
attention on the ground of the strictly critical nature of their pia*,
on the prosecution of which they are anxious to attain the be-
mutable distinction of rendetingtheir publiiidert an imiolabk
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London, England, 1818-12-07

Holdsworth, who radon die Adjutant -
y- only.
86th Ditto—Gentleman Cadet William Kerr, from the Royal
blilitary.College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Foa promo.
ted in the Royal West India Rangers.
98d Ditto—To be &wipe—Henry Ileymosr &Marty
Gent. by purchase, vice Macpherson, promoted ; Cornet John
Schneider, from Sith Dragoons, vice Flckford, who excitat,.
lot West India Regiment—Captain Charles Lewis Amelia',
fronr the eth West ladia Regiment, to be Captain of a C‘m-
pany, vice James 13. Thornh:ll, who retires upon half-pay cf
the sils Wear India Regiment.
Rd Dittexptain Alexander Grant, front the Royal /demo
Corps, to be Captain of a Company, vice George hvetw, who
retires upon Isalf•psy of the Royal African Corps.

-
INICIVILAND4.
irk*at aof Burgeon John Easton, 13th Light Drape",
*NM Uwe the %men M. D 4 liana to it.
Mt lwebpointment of Lieutenant Forting to the 35d Foot,
wi best e Deeetiber, 1414, but he is not to receive
iny backinty.
Captain Frederick Trumback, of the 60th Foot, has been sett..
tented by a General Court Martial to lose five steps In the Re-
giment, and his commission is accordingly to bear date from the
6th August, 1813.
The Christian names of Ensign Connor, of the 71st Foot, are
Nepal Alexander.
Thr commission of Lieutenant Dowdall, of the nth Foo:, has
been antedated to Id March, 1617, hilt he is not to receln ;ay
baellaT•
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Makin Hopkins, St. John in Bedwardine, near Worct:ter,
cad seed-merc.liam.
London, England, 1818-12-07

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1818.
TM FUNDS.
PIM OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT TWELVE O.CLOZIL
3 per Cent. Reduced 78F-3 per Cent. Cons. shut
Cons. for Account, 80Iki-5i per Cent. 8811
4 per Cont. 984*-5 per Cent. Navy shut
India Bonds 84 88 pre.—Omnium 1 I prem.
Exchequer Bills 19 20 pre.

We have received to-day by Mails from Ham-
bisrgh and Holland Papers from the former to the
Ist and from the latter to the sth instant. The fol-
lowing are extracts:

HANOVER, NOVEMBER v.

_ .
On the receipt of the sorrowful news of the death
of our revered (:Eneen, ill public amusements have
ceased, and the Theatre closed. Till orders are given
for mourning, which it is expected will be for half a
year, the bells are tolled daily, a funeral service is
ordered in all the churches for next Sunday, and the
public offices ordered to use black-edged paper and
black wax.

M. NOVEMBER s.

The navigation is probably closed for this year, as
it seems we shall have an early winter, the cold hay-
ing been for some.dayrat 10 degrees. We are, there-
fore, hastening to load and sead off the goods or-
dered.

Novsmaza 14.—The ship Snwarrow, belonging
to the American Company, has safely arrived at
Croastadt with a rich cargo of furs from the North-
west Coast of America.

The imports of gold and silver from all quarters
(even by two ships lately arrived from Calais) are so
considerable, that the Bank is provided with the first
up to the Ist of March, and with the second till the
Ist of June, till which time therefore, what is impor-
ted must be otherwise employed.
Accounts received from the harbour of St. Peter
and St. Paul, say, that the Kamtschatka frigate, com-
manded by Captain Golownin, arrived there on the
3d of May (0. S.) having happily completed the half
of her voyage round the world in eight months and
eight days. She brings also the news that Captain
Lieutenant Hagemeister, with two ships belonging to
the American Company, sailed a short time before.
him from Lima.
STOCRBOLM, NOVEMBER so.

The Aulic Tribunal has condemned two of the,
late Directors of the Discount Bank at Malmoe, to
loss of honour, two hours' public exposure in the pil-
lory, and hard labour in a fortress for ten yearse—
The decision of the King is expected.
London, England, 1818-09-10

OFFICE OF ORDAVNC7I, &pt• 1, 18.18'
'RINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA.
rirs ORDNANCE do kevoloy give Nesicee

posah will be received at thou. Office, in Pall-gall,
to FRIDAY, the 18th instant, from such Parsons
willing too undertake the Supply of FORAGE for the
aeries stationed in the following Districts, to be do-
a the expense of the Contractor, viz.
_ _

. -
WESTERN,
,TH BRITAIN, SUSSEX,
LAND, KENT, exclusive of Woolwich,
EASTERN.
dad of Six Months from the let day of October nest.
I to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
ET or Uowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than
per Winchester bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry,
ed in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight.
vo to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
ed in Trusses of 561bs. weight.
prld for the respective Quantities of each Ar-
%lay be -lir-v.-ea, at the following rates, viz.

's at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight,
at per hundred and twelve pounds.
J. per hundred and twelve pounds.

pads may lx delivered separately or jointly for two
the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con-
:: rrcive. the Stable Dung, which, during the period
may accumulate, making an allowance for the
el,' rate pn horse per week.

P.:tcalrs may be known :Ton application to the
:trlnd..ng tl a Ibr;al Artillery in each District, and
Stcieta7,'s (Ulce in PalL4l3ll, aforesaid, any day
h:ar. cf I'en and*Posts o'Cio,:ik, where the Pro-
si dei.vered,, seak:d ur and endorsed, " Proposals
; but 1:o ProposA can be admitted after the :aid
ztTweive u'Clock at 2:zon of the same day ;
Tender Le noticed, unless the Party making it,
t is bls behalf, stall attend.
adsr sf Wuhan:, 11, IL CREW, See.
London, England, 1818-09-10

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.
ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY
ALL CLINE will been their COURSE of ANATOMICAL
and SURGICAL LECTURES on THURSDAY, the let of
October, at Two o:Ciock.

FAMILY SERMONS.
This day was published, in Bvo. price 93. boards,
The Second Edition, of
COURSE OF PRACTICAL SERMONS,
expressly adapted to be read in Families.
By the Rev, HARVEY MARRIOTT,
Rector of Claverton, and Chap!ain't° the Right Honourable
Lord Kenyon.
" The volume before us is one of considerable merit, and in
a family, or a country parish, will be found of much practical
utility. The discourses which it contains are clear, simple, and
persuasive."—British Critic, Feb. 1817.
g.„,- A Second Volume will shortly be published.
Printed for Taylor and Hessey, No. 93, Fleet-street.

• CARY'S DANTE:.
'This day was published, in Three pocket Yoh. price 12s. hoards,
T"VISION; or, HELL, PURGATORY, and PA-
sunny of DANTE ATAGIEURRI.

Translated by the Rev. H. F. CARY, A M.
" Of all the Translators of Dante with whom we are ac-
quainted, Mr. Cary is the most successful; and we cannot but
consider his work as a great acquisition to the English reader.
It is executed with a fidelity almost without example ; and though
the measure he has adopted conveys no idea of the original stanza,
it is perhaps the best for his purpose, and what Dante himself
would have chosen if he had written in English, and in a later
day."—Edinburgh Review, No. 49.
Printed for Taylor and gamey, 13, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1818-09-10

LIMERICK, SEPTEMBER 2.

.Yesterday, at two o'clock, his Excellency Earl
TALBOT arrived at Swinburn's Hotel, in this city, on
his way to Killarney. His Lordship was accompa-
nied by his brother, the Hon. and Rev.Jout4 C. TAL.
nor, his Private Secretary; Major DE Cuss; Aid-
de-camp; Viscount INGLEsTERY, his Lordship's eldest
son; the Hon. JOHN TALBOT, his second son; Lady
FRANCES TALBOT, his daughter; and Mr. DRUMMOND.
They set out immediately after for Newcastle, and'
were to dine and sleep at the hospitable mansion of
EDWARD CARTE, Esq. and next morning to proceed
for Killarney. Lord CLARE and the Hon. RICHARD
FITZGIBBON, M.P. visited his Lordship on his arrtval.
The Vice-regal Party slept on Monday night at
Smallman's Hotel, Roscrea, from whence they set out
yesterday morning at seven o'clock.
London, England, 1818-06-08

that saint, said all the official Papers which had bees rothived
were already before the House. It wag no unoommon thing
for private accounts from India to out-race public ones, and
frequently they were more voluminous. It was a fact that a
Treaty had been entered into with Balker, but the official copy
of it had not yet reached this country.
London, England, 1818-06-08

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZ&MONEY.

Drn !on. Armide, Lacedemonian, Cock,hafer, and Actzon
for the 'tweelater, the 12th inst. at 23, Fleet-street

Rear-Admiral Sir P. MALCOLM, K.C.B. it is said,
is to relieve Sir W. HOPE in the command at Leith.

By a recent regulation of the Lords Cc:nmissioners
of the Admiralty, four Lieutenants are to he allowed
to all ships of the fourth and fifth rates, and three
Lieutenants to all sixth rates on the peace establish-
ment, which will give employment to an additional
number of that class of Officers.

The passengers, who went on shore at St. Helena
with an expectation of seeing BON APA RTE, state,
he still continues sulky, xnciwill not allow himsel
be seen by any English visiotrs.
We have received accounts from Canton, of
18th of December last. Nothing of moment
lately occurred. The latest accounts from Pc)
mention, that some individuals of the Imperial
dred had been implicated in rebellious plots,
that one of the Ministers of State was about to
side at the trial. At first the EMPEROR ordered
the Kings and Nobles in Pekin to try them, bur
subsequently degraded the individuals implic7
from their natural rank, and ordered them to be
as plebeians.
ExscuTiov.—On Wednesday last Waller Blri.
and William Baird, convicted of several acts of hi,
way robbery, were executed in front of the New
Glasgow, pursuant to their sentence. They
both good-looking young men, about 22 years of
Baird had been a shopkeeper in Glasgow ; and
was for some time an Assistant-Surgeon in his
JESTY'S Navy.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE S.
Having but little Wheat in either Foreign or I
lish, and the supply this morning being small,
prices have advanced 4s. since last Monday, but
sales we:e far from brisk at the amendment.—B:
is full 2s. dearer, having but few samples at Mari
Beans and Oats sold readily, at an advance of
In other articles there is no altcratior.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JUNE 0.
To siuk the offal— per stone of 61bs.
Beet Od w Si Od I Vea1......... 59 Od to Cs
Mutton ....4s 641 to 53 61 Pork ..... Ss od to 6s
Laugh - ss. 6d. to is. 64.
Beasts 11130—Calves 260—Sheep and lambs 16,134:3—pi5s
DAY A'.l3 STRAW PER LOAD.
Hai........ £i to 6 12; I 5traw......,62 10s to is
Clam-- 6 to 7 10s Rowell ... Os ;As w
London, England, 1818-06-08

OF LONDON.

Gasertataezu,
DEEPLY impressed with gratitude by the Reso-
lutions which my Friends have this day adapted, and
having the fullest confidence in their kind and zealous support,
I do not hesitate for a moment to offer myself as a CANDI-
DATE at the prproaching General Election, for the high and
kanuurable situation of one of your Representatives in Parlia-
ment. Firmly attached to our cocelhnt Constitution as es:a-
bashed at the glotious Revolution of 1688, I shall Invariably op-
pose any encroachntent ur n its great and valuable bulwarks,
the Habeas Corpus Act, the Trial by Jury, and the Liberty of
the Press—l shall, on all o:casions, prove myself the Rim friend
of peace, economy, and retrenchment, and a reforfn in the re-
pr‘scntation of the people in Parliament, as indispensably neces-
slry to the prosperity of the Empire. Should I upon these pairs-
ciples be hotiumid with your support, and obtain that great ob-
ject ef my ambition, I skill cheerfully dedicate sn boot abilities,
tine, and attention, to a faithful discharge of that important trust.
1 have the honour to be, tientlemen,
lour faithful and obedient servant.
Stl. June, 1818. JUIIN MOMAS 'IIIORP.

TO THE LOYAL AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF THE CITY OF LONDON.

C
AFFEIt some earnest but unsuccessful endeavours,
with several highly fit and respectable men of this Ctty,
I, induce them to stand forward at this time, and solicit the Ito-
nctlr of Reptcsenthn you, in the Parliament about to be chosen,
I have found myself unexpectedly pressed by many of your re.
spe:table Body, and of my personal friends, to make, on this
oc:asion, the tender of my humble services.
shvAa this opinion, so flattering for me as already expressed,
be at or.ce supported by a more general approbation of the In.
&pendent Liverymen of this City, I shall be eager to offer my-
sal to your choice, of which I should, with reason, be as proud
as grateful, and world strive to manifest and prove these feel-
inga by the most diligent, zealous, and independent exertions
fw the peculiar Rights and Interests of your ancient City and
Corporadon, and for the general benefit of the Empire.'
I am, very sincerely, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, humble servant,
86, Lombard-street, t THOMAS ROWCROFT.
June 6, 1818. S

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOL-

DERS of the COUNTY of HUNTINGDON.

GrarturssiN,
SINCE I declared to you my intention of offering
IL, myself as a Candidate for the County of Huntingdon, at
the General Election, I have received such Battering encourage-
ment from many of the most respectable Gentlemen of the
County, that I am induced to solicit the favour of your Votes
as the approacliinz Election, with confident hopes of success. I
trot you will have the goodness to make favourable allowances
for the infirm Matte of my health, which may prevent toy having
th•i honour of paying my respects in person to you individually,
b;:it I hope nevertheless to 'receive your support on the ci.ty of
tztlon.—l base the Isouisur to remain, Gentlemen,

. -
Year obedient h amble rravatit,
KienSll•ln FREDLLICK LIONTAGIY.
Juuc d, 1814. S
London, England, 1818-06-08

PLYMOUTH,_-.JUNE_6.

Wind E.—Sailed on a cruize, under the command
of Admiral Sir J. RowLEY, part of the squadron
tended for service this summer,. for the gratification
of the PRINCE REGENT—TiIeTONNANT, 87, Capta:a
TAILQUR ; SUPERB, 78, Captain BUNS ; VENGRUR,
74, Captain ALEXANDER ; SPENCER, 74, Captain
BROUGHTON ; ROCIIFORT, 80, Capt. Sir A. C. Dm:.
SON ; NORTHUMBERLAND, 78, Captain WALLER ;
RAMILIES, 74, Captain BOYS ; Pao:LEERED*, Captain
MOORSOM ; LK; Captain PAsco ; DwARp, Lieute-
nant GORDON ; and GRECIAN, Lieutenant Javntv.
Sailed his Majesty's ship IPHIGINIA, for Portsmouth.

FALMOUTH, JUNE &

Wind variable froai N. to 8. light airs and very
pleasant weather.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Huta -
and the PIGMY cutter, from a cruise. Passed
Channel this morning, and landed passengers ►ere,
the ship Mercy, BAISLEY, from Barbadoes.

DEAL, JUNE 7.

Wind N. E.—Yesterday came down fi om the River
last evening and sailed, the Salacia, GA wow,
Trieste; Flarianus, Goaono, for Bilboa.—And

day arrived and sailed for the River, the Sir Stephen
Lushingtcn, CHIVIRS, from Bengal ; Hibernia, LEN.
14021, from ditto; Ida, PASSMORE, from Jamaica
and Perseverance, BUTTERFIELD, from Cadiz..—Ckme
down from the River and sailed, the Betsey, FRITH,
for Antigua ; John, WALKER, for the Mediterranean.

DOVER, JUNE 6.
Sailed this morning Lady Jane James, Capt. HA
WARD ; and King George packet, Capt. 1' INC, I
Calais, with passengers.—Arrived from Calais, tin
afterncon, with paytngers, the Lord Duncan packet,
Capt. HAMILTON ; Sybil, Capt. Mtnin.srox ; .and
L'lris, French packet.—Arrived this evening
Princess Charlotte packet, Capt. HALLANDs, with
Mail and passengers from Ostend.
JUNE 7.—Wind N. E. and blows strong.—Sailed
last the Lott Duncan packet, for Ostend, with
Mail and passerless.—Sailed this morning the
vourite, Capt. POWER, fur Calais, with passengers.
—Arrived this evening the Chichester packet, Car
RtyrrEß from Calais ; and Vigilant, Capt. BusiteL.
from Boulogne.—Alto the Crown transport, from
Calais, with troops.
London, England, 1818-06-08

rfiE ARMY.

Monday, two troops of the First Royal DnE %
commanded by Captain K. CLARIC, marched froth
Dumfries for•lreland.
Tuesday, the 88th Regiment of Foot, or Connaught
Rangers, were reviewed in Bumtsfield Link% oy
Major-General Hoes, Commander of the Forces in
Scotland. The reviewing-ground was kept clear by
a detachment of the Greys from Piershill.
Wednesday morning a company of the Connaught
Rangers marched for Perth, to relieve a part of the
lit Royal Dragoons, who are to march for Ireland.
The Scotss at Piershill Barracks, near Edin-
burgh, were reviewed on Saturday on Portobello
Sands. To-morrow they will march for Ireland, by
Portpatrick, and are to be joined at Dumfries by the
' troops belonging to the Regiment which have been
some time stationed at Newcastle and Carlisle.

Thursday the two troops of the Scots Grey's which
have for some time pastbeen quartered in Carlisle,
underthe command of Captain Waytyss, marched for
the North, and were succeeded by two troops of the
Ist Dragoon Guards, under Captain Maryut.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 7.
Wind N.E.—Yesterday arrived the Huddart, Wit
ita, from Bombay, off the Wight, in want of provi-
sions—The General Harris, —, left Bombay for
China six days before the Huddart sailed ; she is now
working up Channel, after having been provisioned
by pilot-boats. The Hibernia, LENNON, was spoke
at the back of the Wight by a pilot-boat, when she
reported the loss of the Malta, --, from London
for the Cape of Good Hope, in the Bight of the Bas.
Sailed the Hyperion, LAMILEY, for Calcutta; and
to-day sailed the Cornwall, HARRIS, for Madras and
Bengal. Remain at Spithead his Majesty's ship lariat,
for Newfoundland ; Union, Spanish ship, for Russia.
London, England, 1818-06-30

TUESDAY, JUNE 39,

A NEW LOTTERY, -
(The Last for the Service of the Year),
GREAT in Magnitude of Prizes,
ShIALL in Numbtv of Tichdts.
GCARROLL, the Contractor, submits, with
. grateful confidence' a &fume, which has received the
" hearty clettntesidetiafte of the Lords of the Treasury, embracing
TWO Prizes-of £90,000!!!
Only Fight Thousand Tickets !
KO FIXED PRIZE WHATEVER ! •

.
And, as a tribute of gratitude for public farconferred on
G. CARROLL, the Contractor, he has mad:: arrangements that
the Two Prizes amounting to

TWO THOUSAND SOVERETGNS
Will receive in addition Eight Pipes of Port or Madeira, being
Four Pipes for each of the Two Peres of 1,000 Sovereigns,
and in proportion for Shares, to b.! chosen by the }}alders
themselves. SCIIESIE.
2 Prizes of .e.. 50,000 are ^O,OOO Sterling
2,000 - - 4,000 Stw
1,000 Savereisus 2,000 Sfrrercirs
500 - . 7 1,500 SterLing
300 - - 1,100 Sterling
200 - - 1,200 Ster:irg
100 - - 1,000 Starling
50 - 1,000 Sterling
5 . 7.500 Sterling

1060

8,000 Tickets.

X.d0,000

Draws 4th AUGUST.

Tickets and Shares are Selling by 6. AR.II6ILL, the Con-
tractor, No. 7, Conthill. and 26' Oxford-street, London and
by all his Aunt., throughout the Country, who shared and sold,
In the Last L3ttrry, when G. l'arron was the Ct.ntractor,

No. 3,645, a Prize of it 20,210,
No. 4019, a Prize of £20,000,
And.iu the Lottery just ended,
No. 9,481, a I'tize of £I10,0)0.
Ilesidt4 EIGHT CAPITALS of .11,000, £.50210, fie.
.
GRATITUDE FOR PAST FAVOURS,
London, England, 1818-06-30

LIVERPOOL, JUNL*.:B.

Arrived the Caroline, Gl.'l.lllllE, iroru Pernambuco.
Sailed 25.111 April. On 4th June, :a :at. 27. 10. long.
35.6. spoke the brig Cambrian, Bitowtinto, from
Cape of Good Hope for London, out 56 days, it.-0.1
parted fi om her 17th June, blowing strong from thp
N.W. On the 11th Julie, in lat. 33. .57. long. 33. 15.
spoke the Baring, LAMB, from Bengal f. 17 JAmdt...n„
out five months, and parted from her on ltitli Juae,
in lat. fx7. long. S 2. 10..—Arrived the Co.sack, RA K.
VIF if, from Jamaica: sailed sth May. On 17th
in lat. 44. 30. long. 26. parted from the ship Cathe-
rine Green, —; flora Jamaica for London, all well.
On 20th June, in lat 47. 19. long. 19.40. spoke the
Samuel, WitillinEAD, from Livertiool fur Quebec,
out 16 days had experienced heavy gales the three
preceding days. Sane dty passel several outward-
bound vessels under reefed courses and top-gallant
masts down.—Also arrived the hosalie, MEitror,
from New York. Sailed 6th June. On 15th June, in
lat. 40. long. 53. saw a large ship of about 800
with her masts and bowsprit gone, decks cynipietely
cleared, and water logged ; the had a pop duck alid
forecastle ; appeared to be a British vessri.
London, England, 1818-04-02

to the Spanish under any flag whatever. He
also stated, that there was a fleet, consisting of four-
teen sail, besides several gun-boats, lying at Guira,
having orders to put in force the order of blockade
isiued some time ago, and that the Main was to be
blockaded by these vessels. The privateer's men
plundered the seamen of the Mary of every thing
they possessed, leaving them only the clothes they
had on at the time of the capture.
The Caraccas Gazette contains an account of a
Junta, held the 16th ultimo, by the principal Audio-
rities-of Venezuela, for the purpose of laying taxes
on horses, in order, with the funds accruing there-
trom, to procure a respectable cavalry for the army;
from which circumstance we may fairly deduce an
axiom, that the Royalists have of late been gravitated
down by some moving body from the zenith of their
opulence, and that the 9000 horses, which not long
since had been taken from the Independents, became
disloyal to the cause, and ran away from the field.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived last night,
and those of Monday this morning. The following
are extracts:

PARIS, MARCH 28.
His Excellency the Duke of Richelieu, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, had an interview with his Majesty at
one o:clock, and went immediately after to the Hotel
of the Duke of Wellington.
The Duke of Wellington is to give a grand Ball
on Thursday, the 2d of April. It is confidently as-
serted, that his Grace will set out the following day
for London.
The strictest search is made to discover the causes
of the fire at the burning of the Odeon. A great
number of persons have, we are assured, been arres-
ted already.
The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordinance, de-
creeing that from the Ist of June next the sale of
gunpowder shall be exclusively carried on under the
management of the Directors-General of indirect
contributions. _ _
London, England, 1818-04-02

TO THE WORKING POOR.

THE present is a most critical time for Infants who
are Teething, in consequence of the prevalence of the
Measles and Chin-cough; for silould the irritation of the Teeth
come on while they are Suffering from those Disorders, very few
Children will recover. Mothers ought therefore never op be
without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP where there
are Young Children, as by only rubbing their Gums with the
Syrup, it gives immediate ease, thereby preventing both Fever
and Convulsions.
Mrs. JouNsou relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at her house,
every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from Nine to Ten o'clock,
by bringing a Letter from a respectable Housekeeper, testifying
that they are real Objects of Charity : and she particularly cau-
tions those Mothers whoec Children may have any of the above
Disorders, not to mix with those who are free, as she cannot
separate her little Patients, their number being so great, during
the hours of attendance. Mrs. J. hopes so great a Charity will
not be abused, as it is entirely from her own private purse.
The Syrup to be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams,
No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street, and of all the principal
Medicine venders in town and country, at Ss. 9d. a bottle.
Caunou—Be sure to ask for Johnson and Williams's American
Soothing Syrup.
London, England, 1818-04-02

HAMBURGH, MARCH 26.

We have received the following letter from Algiers
by way of Marseilles :

" ALGIERS, FEBRUARY 25.

" The state of things here become worse and more
dreadful every day. The plague continues to rage in
a terrible manner. This distemper, of which above
50 persons die daily in the city, hits in Feneral only
24 hours, without any previous indisposition ; with-
out having felt any symptoms of the disease, other
persons frequently fall victims of death from the in-
fected air and the use of unwholesome food.

" The plague rages slso in the neighbourhood of
Algiers, and farther in the interior of the country.—
To this we may add a mortality among the cattle.
Besides these dreadful ravages we have other suffer-
ings. His Highness the Dey causes daily, and with-
out respect to persons, people to be arrested, executed
or banished, and graciously seizes on thcir property.
—Every body is so terrified here, that people pretty
openly express the wish that some foreign squadron
would make its appearance, and some Christian
Power or other make itself masters of this State of
Pirates.—Of the Militia, the third part is killed, ba-
nished, or has deserted. Great discontent prevails
among the remainder. The Dey, however, increases
the number of his body guard by blacks, and has
planted before his Castle a strong line of 24-poun•
ders, which command the City.
" Saveral magnificent buildings are erecting for
the Dey and his family. In the midst of the general
misery, his Highness frequently amuses himself with
balls, and causes the neighbourhood of his palace to
resound with music. The unhappy inhabitants, par-
rticularly the rich Jews, have been obliged to pay a
contribution of 100,000 piastres and twelve of the,
most beautiful girls ; of the latter some have, how.-
ever, ransomed themselves for different sums, from
4,000 to 8,000 piastres.
" The squadron of Corsairs which was out lately
on a cruize, lies still dismantled in the harbour.

" Some of the principal Arabian tribes in the inte-
rior of the country, are in a state of insurrection,
and it is likely that others will follow their example,
as the Algerine Government is in want of means to
reduce them to obedience. May the insurrection ex-
tend hither !"
London, England, 1818-04-02

French 5 per cent. consols left off on Saturday at
65 fr. 90 c.

VIENNA, MARCH Is.

. _
We learn from Pest, that at the Fair there, which
concluded last week, there was very little business
done. There was an imlnense quantity of goods, but
very few purchasers. Fine cloths have not been so
low in price for twenty years past.

A Mail from Hamburgh and another from Flan•
ders arrived this morning, from the Papers brought
by which we subjoin some extracts :
London, England, 1818-04-02

BRUSSELS, MARCH 27.

Yesterday morning the Correctional Tribunal de-
cided in the action for calumny brought against the
Editor and the Printer of the English Journal called
the Cosmopolite. By this sentence the Printer is de-
clared not responsible: the Editor is condemned to
one month's imprisonment, to a fine of 1000 florins,
and 1000 florins damages.
London, England, 1818-04-02

FOR SALE BY AUCTION,

At the Custom-House, Dover, on WILDNFSDAY, April 8, 1818,
at Ten o'Clock in the ifoming precisely,
THE UNDER-MENTIONED GOODS,
in sundry Lots, viz.

55 Gallons Brandy, 1
tyv,..,__ ~
er proof.
99 Geneva,
151 ditto, Under proof.
Yards Thread Lace 13 Ounces Gold Chain
Yards Silk Lace 46 Pounds Balsam of Tolu
Duni nieces Cambric 545 Pieces Rouge Paper
Cambric Handkerchiefs 140 Bottles Harlem 'Drops
Yards Silk Gauze 90 Squares Glass
Silk Gauze Handkerchiefs 25 Cues Mother of Pearl
Yards Silk Wet Ornaments
Pounds Italian Thrown 141 Pieces China Ware
Silk 1 Musical Snuff Box
50 Yards Worked Muslin 2 Woollen lifantles
900 Pounds Tea 109 Paper Prints
576 Gold Rirgs 12 Coloured Drawings
73 Pair Ear-rings 17 Pounds Chocolate
117 Ear Drops 5 Pieces Nankin Cloth.
242 Lapis Tassey Stones
.IK-p The above Goods will

it be sold for less than the Int-
/Ines.
27 Paintings
4.1 Pieces Porcelain
2 Pieces Sculptured Ivory.
A Quantity of Foreign Books
and other Articles.
and inspected (in office hours)
Irving of the day of Sale.
Cent. will be required.

2488 Snuff Boxes
Pair Pistols
3 Musical Instruments
3450 Paper Prints
59 Maps
98 Coloured Drawings
The Goods may be viewed
two days before, and on the mo.
A deposit of 251. per
London, England, 1818-04-02

FRANKFORT, MARCH SM.

The Castle of Engers, the residence of Prince Har-
denberg, seems to be the diplomatic head-quarters,
from the number of Couriers and expresses that arc
continually arriving there. It is thought that his la-

bours for the organization of the Grand Duchy cf the
Rhine, are nearly terminated. It is affirmed that the
Duke of Nassau, who unites in his own hands the
pos:essicms of the ancient branches of Usingen, Wels-
burg, Deltemburg, Orange, &c. will be raised to the
dignity of Grand Duke, because the extent of his
possessions, and their population are more consider-
' able than thole of the power of Hesse, and nearly
equal to those of Baden.
London, England, 1818-06-06

lITANTS a PLACE, as FOOTMAN, a single
man, aged 23, from the country, where there Is only
kept; can have two years' character and a recommendation
:,a-1 the place he just left.—Direct (post-paid) to 0. 3. at Mr.
KinF,eton, Surrey.
London, England, 1818-06-06

DE %Tll OF

By the New-York Papers and Letters which we
have received this moniing to the llth of May, we
learn that a letter has been received by a respectable
mercantile house in Philadelphia from Pcrt-au•Priace,
dated the 13th April, communicating on authority
said to be of the best description, the fact of C.MI-
- death. It will be singular sough
this report prove true, that both the riv..l Sovereigns
of Saint Domingo should have died within so short
a period of each other. The circumstance is conjec-
tured in these papers to be favourable to the preten-
sions of France; but on what rational grounds we
arc at a loss to perceive. The succession to the
Throne of one part of the island will probably be
quite as peaceable and certain a thing as we have
seen the succession to the Presidency of the other.

Intelligence has been received by the Emma, an
East India ship that touched at Buenos Ayres, of the
operations of the Republicans in that quarter down to
the 11th of March. Every thing remains quiet there,
nor is any apprehension entertained that the Spa-
niards will ever be able to resume their ancient as-
cendancy on the Rio de la Plata. The attention of
the people of Buenos Ayres is at present wholly di-
rected to the new Republic of Chili, against which
our Readers arc aware an expedition of considerable
force was some time since dispatched from Lima, but
of the agival of which no intelligence has been yet
received. Among tiller papers which we have re-
ceived by this channel, is the Declaration of Indepen-
dence lately issued by this new Republic, in which
they throw off for ever all allegiance to the Mother'
Country.

NAVAL INTSLLIGRNCE.

By letters which have been received from Spain, 1
via Bonrdeaux, we learn that four large vessels under ,
the Buenos Ayres flag Lave made their appearance
off Cape St. Vincent. Two of
.thent are corvettes of
thirty-six guns each.
.. _
London, England, 1818-06-06

ELECTION LAW.

s• published, in Two largi; Vols.tivo. price 21. 61. board.,
ANEIV EDITION of the LAW of ELECTIONS;
comprising the Law up to the present period, and the
relating to Elections for England, Scotland, and Ireland,
the 58th Geo. 111. inclusive.
By WILLIAM THOMAS ROE, E. • -
Barrister at Law.

N.B. nit Work comprises a Report of the Rochester Case,
!8* T.
Printed for Charles Hunter, Law Bookseller, No. 26, Bell-
Lincoln's Inn; A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and
Milliken, Dublin.
London, England, 1818-06-06

• OF THE CITY OP LONDON.
Genstamant,
TIAVING the honour to be one-of your Repre-
A.A. sentatives in the present Parliament, which it is co-
pected will be very shortly dissolved ; I entreat you, in that
event, to place me again in the same high and distinguished alma-
tion--I flatter myself that my conduct in Parliament has uni-
formly evinced the just sense I have ever entertained, s well as
ethencedthude I have ever felt for so important a trust having been
o
tome.
Ifurther hope, that, by a constant, faithful, and maim at-
tention to the dudes resulting from the high station in which
your kindness has placed me, I have had the good fortune so far
to secure your good opinion, as to justify my soliciting, with the
fullest anticipation of success, your Votes and Interest towards
my Re-Election.

My conduct has, I trust, in no respect varied from theme
principles which I have ever avowed of loyalty to the King,
and a steady attachment to our glorious Consduition.
I can confidently assure you I have bees sedulously watchful
on all occasions to support the rights and Firth'ss of this-great
City ; and most anxious, according to the faithAd dictates of an
independent mind, to support those measures which hive, in my
unbiassed judgment, been best calculated to promote the true
interest of the Itaritre eke,.

To the Cummendal, Trading, and Wm** interest. et the
City and Port of London. I have, on all emulous, by an unwea-
ried personal attendant. and *tertian' in my place in Patna-
ment, done my maws to redeem the pledge I made to you en
this point, when you did me the honour to send me to the
House of Commons.

these sentiments, and having observed this line
of conduct,i once more appear bekee you, and earnestly en-
treat that you will favour me with your Votes and Interest,
at the ensuing Election of Representatives in Parliament for the
City of London. I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, your devoted and faithful Servant,
Walbrook, Sth June, NIL JOHN AMENS.

To the GENTRY, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, sad other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT.
Grontwasx,
WINDING from the Papers, of this morning, that
three Candidata' have addressed you, I feel it a duty I
owe to you, to be immediately explicit.

. _
I hesitate not a moment in determining, MP Mee, to =tot
forward in defence of your hsdepesdenee. I caw but recol-
lect the victories I have gained to that he the County
of Kcnt, and the spirit which you have sbaws in chaining them.
I look forward with a full reliance in your ezertiese, to gown
our cause, in 181 8, with the same triumph which has setieded
it in other concerts, when the whole strength of the County has
been polled. I remain, with sincere regard,
Your faithful and obedient humble Servant.
Oxen Rosa, June 9,1818. WM. GEARY.
London, England, 1818-06-06

iooa LAWS AMENDED BILL.

Lord CASTLEREAGII moved, that the Amend•
meats of the Lords to the Poor Laws Amended

be read a second time this day six months.

After some observations fro. ni Mr. C. W. Wyxs,
and Mr. HUSKISSON, the motion was agreed to.
Mr. RROUGHANI presented the Report of the
Committee on the Education of the Poor, which was
ordered to Li printed.
London, England, 1818-06-06

-7"147.14,14
•
•
4
ing a motion upon it
shoul a am assemble
r4llOO
nourab e demon
tention in the present
collect that he had p
1816, and that a di
upon it. They woub
sensed another Petiti
That Petition was fc
two individuals—the
General of Ireland, a
deted to be printed,
now moved that it s
postpone the consider
which was, in fact, ai
dividuals whose cond
of the Petitioner was
Chancellor of Ireland
intervention of a Cot
the authorities were a
the late Mr. Ponson
Chancellor, had not
right ; and wheneve
bought forward the
to, shew that no blame
calliar, or to any oth
•allttcled to.
Mr. BROIJGHAIV.
pied in attefiding the
vented him from 100 l
• The absence of his H
for Dublin and the 1V
another reason for de
the-Petitioner undert
•
but to the discretion
ercised in the instance
upon this ground, t}
from the office of Jus
• Attorney-General ad
friendly to the Cathc
teen mentioned as
would he support the
of this description?
Mr. PEEL wished
Ilonourable Gentlem
be printed which co
• dividuals ?
Mr. BROUGHA?
t. under all circamstar
Mr. CANNING b
der what circumstar
posed. It had been
years, without afford
it was directed an o'
griffons. It was ap
and now, in a mann
not compliment, the
allegations in order
tradicted for bix mom
• Sir S. ROMILLY
Petition against the 4
had himself, in the a
(Mr. Brougham), m
• but had consented, c
for of the Exchequer
to, to withdraw the
Mr. CANNING c
that statement mirk
1 "0" now was no proof of
The SPEAKER'
es ITC •
fore Ted to.
Sir ROMILLI
agreed to before the
The motion for t
then rejected.
LC
Mr. BROUGHA:
reagh) in his place,
in which he was no
wards him, or his /
tertained a high res
1 He put the question
act of justice to the
delay for which he
arose from a desire
of a Court of Justice
facts by the proceed
that they should nc
f: the Noble Lord hac
Court of Chtncery,
they had no concert
come from this cow
• of Vienna, and als
Lord of the Bedchai
was, whether durin
from that station,
twelve months, he
arising from it? 'll
was, the inconsister
attendance of a Lor
nary to the splendo
question whether ti
received, when the
compatible ? lie sl
Noble Lord could g
inquiries.
Lord CASTLER
that the llonourahli
by a'public motive
just,stated. He rq
did not feel it neces
It must be obvious
with a respect for
• lative could not I
socnter. Ile had re
. ,
and was det.‘ined
Ilonourable (lentlei
understood, that the
situations abroad,
home for the arran
In those cases it wa
lary of the Secretar
the Ambassador, wl
• the case of his Nob]
' inconsistency of the
that in no instance
was appointed to ax
necessary that he s
service of the covet
I I Mr. BROUGHA,
1
putting the questio
was unnecessary. .4
Bedchamber, if it
London, England, 1818-06-06

:TERINARY COLLEGE.

Jose 6, 1818.
rtrlE NOBLEMEN and GENTLEMEN Subscri-
bers to this Institution are most respectfully informed, that
sr IDJOURNED GENERAL MEETING wM be held M
ti• British Coifte-house, on TirIIRSDAY, the nth instant.
The Chair will be taken at One o'Qock.
By Order,
B. V. DAWSON, Clerk.

rniac MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LAMENTED PRINCESS .CHARLOTTE OF
WALES AND SAXE.COBOURG.
THE CENOTAPH COMMITTEE, after me-
weir considering the various communications they have
se rived, and in conformity with that they have reuo* to be-
is the with of the Public, by me to state, that it is their
it:potion, should their Funds be misquote, to construct the pro-
rEMPLE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
ex:mitre to admit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
DI in, WORSHIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCH.
(For the Conuni),
BENJAMIN ROTCII, J.
London, England, 1818-06-06

FALMOUTH, JUNE 8.
Wind from W. to N. fine weather.—Arrived the
Drummond, HATTON, from Norfolk in N days, for
orders, Passed up Channel, the Marquis Welling-
ton, JOHNSON, from Ceylon.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE S.
Wind S.E.—Arrived of the Wight, the Warrens
'and Ceres, from the South Seas ; Waterloo,
fmm Bahia, sailed the 19th of March ; the Jack Tar,
for Liverpool, sailed the 18th : left there the Ann,
—, of Scarborough ; the Leeds, LtueoLm, and
Duke of Wellington, CAN. The Lucy, CouLsoa,
and Harriet, —, for Liverpool, sailed a few days
before the Waterloo. The Jane, CROOKSHANK, was
to sail the 22d of March, for England. Spoke in
the Chops of the Channel, the Jack Tar; Ida, Pt.xs-
mOßE and Kingston, WARREN : the two last from
Jamaica. The James, Uivenszorm, from L:verpes+l,
out 113 days, had arrived out. Arrived the Hype-
rion, LASHLEY, for Calcutta; and Cornwall, HAB-
EIS, for Madras and Bengal. Passed by the Hiber-
nia, Leivivow, from Calcutta; Unison, SMELT, from
Jamaica. Sailed his Majesty's ships TIBER and Hon,
on a cruize, and Nearchus transport, for Plymot.th.

DEAL, JUNE 5.
Wind N. E..—Arrived and sailed for the River the
Carnatic, BLANCHARD, from Bengal; Atlas, MAYNE,
from China ; Albion, Baztran, from Burdea.ix ;
PREvoYANTE store ship, from Plymouth. Caine
down from the River and sailed, the Vestal, 131.-.--
rzawtes, for Quebec ; Cornwall, HARRIS, ft): Ma-
dras ; Speculation, LIDDLE, for Oporto ; Fame.
MOORE, for St. Thomas's; Admiral Griffiths, WA L •
EON. for Rio Janeiro. Arrived the ROYAL SOVE-
REIGN yacht, from Calais, having landed Duke MI-
CHAEL, of Russia, at Dover.
DOVER, JUNE 5.
Arrived last night the I.ord Duncan packet, with
a Mail, from Ostend. Sailed this morhing the Chi-
chester packets Captain RUTTER, far Calais, with a
Mail. Arrived this day the Susannah, Captain
MOOl/ ; and Cumberland, Captain BLARE, with the
suite and carriages of the Grand Duke MICHAEL.—
Arrived this evening the Lady Jane James, Captain
HAYWARD ; and a French packet, from Calais, with
passengers. The wreck that has lain sunk in our
Roads since the beginning of April last, was weighed
this morning, by three Dock-yard lighters, and which
have drifted with it near the shore by the South-
Foreland.

Wednesday last, the Royal Sovereign yacht, com-
manded by Commodore Owtx, sailed from the Downs
for Brighton, in order to receive the Prince and Prin-
cess of Hass HOMBOURG.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 4.

Arrived the Richard, M'Astruutt, from Honduras;
sailed the 10th April—on the 3d May, in lat. 34.38.
long. 59. spoke the brig Greenhow, —, from De-
merara for Quebec ; she had been boarded a few
days before by a Buenos Ayres privateer. Arrived
also the Jack Tar, MARTINDALE, from Bahia—on
the 30th May, off Cape Clear, spoke the brig Mag-
daline, front Africa for London.
London, England, 1818-06-01

Ii 9752.

ONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
tMENTED PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF
AND SA XE.COBOURG.
ENOTAPH CO3INHTTE'E, after
mri-
onsidering the various communications they have
in conformity with what they have reason to be-
ish of the Public, beg eave to state, that it is their
old their Funds be adequate, to construct the pro-
'LE of the CENOTAPH on a scale sufficiently
idmit of its being appropriated to the purposes of
7ORSIIIP, and constituted a FREE CHURCH.
(For the Committee),
BENJAMIN ROTCH, Jun.

W A LBROOK WARD.
ADJOURNED WARDMOTE, held at
ti Bap, before the Worshipful JOHN ATKINS,
kderman of the said Ward, on Saturday, the 30th
v, for further proceeding on the Scrutiny, on the
iv of a COMMON COUNCILMAN for the said
room of me. William Ross, deceased
from Mr. Thomas Nathaniel Williams, dated 29th
ssed to the presiding Officer, announcing that Mr.
chned proceeding any further on the scrutiny, hav—'
the Alderman thereupon declared Mr. Michael
elected a Common Councilman of the said Ward
nder of the year, in the room of Mr. Wilg.uts Ross
he was sworn in accordingly.
nanimously, That the Thanks of this Wardinote be
ATX12414 Esq. Alderman of this Ward, and one of
:hives of this City in Parliament, for his zealous
'Me exertions in the discharge of his various public
r his conduct in the Chair during the time his re-
a has enabled him to preside at this Election.
minimously, That the foregoing Resolution be in-
nue! Morning and Evening Papers,• signed by the
MOY THOMAS, Ward Clerk.
ok, May SO.

NEXT THURSDAY,
£l,OOO per Minute.
pOO, or Xitg,ooo, for the Slathdrawn Prize above
.f LOBO '
D and Co. CONTRACTORS' SCHEME,
id on the Bum of distributing 107 CAPITAL
)ng Adenoma:a.
NEXT THURSDAY
t 20 Prizes will have £20,000 equally divided.

NEXT THURSDAY
.500 Blanks will have 27,500 equally divided.
Ticket or a Share before Next THUILIDAY, you

will have the Chance of -
f 00,000! 40 Prizes of 1,000/.• and
f 3,0001. and ' 5001.
60 Prizes of 300/. Sc 2001.
96 Prizes of 1001.301. &c. &c.
Ith-drawn Prize above Xl,OOO must be
,000 L 23,0001. or, 40,0001. ! !!
L Share, are selling by Musa and CO. *CONTRAC-
very old Oise, No. 95, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
pwerds of 100 Years), wbo Sold and Shared
'LES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
ear's Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotteries
amounting to Minna
Lottery Tickets rose to .130, and Sizioesths to
This Lottery has MORE CAPITALS with +,OOO
:ETIEs yet the price is only la 10s. fora Taoist,
ale forINI.EXT TE a Sixteenth,
MIL if
IDyou4T Buy before
1 1

NEXT TIIURSDAY
begins Drawing, and the First Twenty drawn Prizes
On that day wilt each be entitled to
ONE THOUSAND POUNDS. _ _

ROLL solicits the attention of his Friends
e near approach of the Drawing; the Capitals (a cir-
ithout a parallel) amounting to One Hundred and
Three of .£'20,000.
rout' Months TWO Prizes of €20,000, and TEN
s, were distributed amongst those who purFhased
truly-fortunate Offices of
G. CARROLL,
IRWHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET,

stet,' in Shares No. 7,735, a Prize of x 50.000.
orrespondents punctually attended to at use follow-
cos :—Ticket, £l9. 10s. Half £lO. 9a. Quarter,
nh, £2. 131. 6d. and Sixteenth, £l. 7a.