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London, England, 1820-01-03

• NUMBER 10,251.

• •
ADELPIII THEATRE, STRAND,
(Late the Sans Pared.)
Under the Authority of the Lord Chamberlain.
The new and splendid CHRISTMAS PANT(MI ME having
t been nightly hon,7ured with the must decided and universal
approbation and applause, by crowded and overlinvving As-
semblages, the Public is respectfully informed, that it will be
repeated every Evening till further notice. • '
• 'HIS 'RESENT EVENING, January 3, TO-
ti• MOREOW, and WEDNESDAY, will be presented, a

iitirletta entitled
Fins; AND FRIGHT; or, How to gain Consent.
Sir Amorous Simple, (first dine) Mr. John Reeve.
Agar which, a new Imitative Barletta, in One Act, entitled
APOLLO DAGGERWOOD.
41'o conclude with an entirely new, grand, and picturesque
Christmas Pentornime, entitled
THE FAIRY Ole. T.IE NORTH STAR; or, Harlequin at
Labrador.
Harlequin Mr. W. KIATY ; Clown, Signor Panto. Colum-
bile Mi.* Id. Dermerr.
In the coarse of the Partomime, the eelebrated Slaw! Dance,
by the three Miss Dennetts.
On Thuraday wili be produced, 1 new Farcical Barletta, in
Three Acts, called LOVERS OF ALL SORTS; na,Not ;ha
*Tablas he leas: and a Barletta, in One .'.ct, entitled 11 ONI
FOR YOUIt LIFE, is in preparation, and will be produced
is a few days.
The doors to be rnseled at Six o'Cloe r, and the Perform-'
Awe to begin precisely at Seven.—Half Price exactly at Half-
last leight.—.Boxes 4s. Fit es. Gallery ls.
FOUR PRIZES OF £20,000!
• For the SMALL LOTTERY,
TO BEGIN THE NEW YEAL
•
London, England, 1820-01-03

This day-was published,

In Crown Folio, price Four Guineas, ;few Copies ietnain for
- sale on brge paper,' prize Fight Guineas.
ALLAMSEIIRE.—The HT STORY and TOPO-
-31-JL GRAPHY of the PARISH of SIIEFFIRI,D, in the
COUNTY of YORK: with historical and Descriptive No-
Voss of the. Parishes of Ecclestleld. Hansworth, Trenton, and
Whiston, and of the Chapelry of Bradficld.—By J OSEPH
N U LATER, an Honorary 'Member of the Society of Antiquaries
:of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. •
.

4,,e This Work contains at account of a district of consider-
able extent, hitherto undescribed, and is embellished with sere-
rll highly-finished Engravings, from Drawings of Mr. Edward
London : Published by Lackingtont Hughes, Harding, Ma-
Ivor, and Jones, Finsburrspare.
London, England, 1820-01-03

HAGUE, DECEMBER r 7.

We have accounts from Batavia, of the 111th of
August, which state„ that the ship Henrietta *aid
Betsey had already set sail for Palembang, with troops,
and that the ship Elizabeth was to proceed to the
same place.

.. •

IRUN, DECEMBER U.

The Aid-de-Camp of General Morillo, who arrived
a few days ago at Madrid, brought important die.
patches from that General, and was charged to give
our Government an account of the state of affairs, cf
the strength of troops, and of every thing relative to
the critical situation of the army. He has represented
to the Minister of War that it is absolutely neces.
-ary to send, without delay, considerable supplies of
troops, arms, ammunition, and, above all, a large
detachment of artillery, order to be able to act with
some success at the opening of the next campaign.
—He adds, that the forces of General Morillo dimi-
nish daily, by battle, disease, and even desertion,
while those of- the enemy become more numerous,
and better disciplined. The Ling has, in consequence,
ordered a corps of five or six thousand chosen troops
so be dispatched immediately to join General Mo.
Orders have been sent to Cadiz, And it is sup-
posed that this first part of the Expedition will sail
about the 21st of January.
It is impossible to form an idea of the general asto-
nishment caused in all Spain by the forged orders for
the march of the regiments of militia. The immense
rewards offered, In the King's name, to him who shall
reveal the authors of this plot, have hitherto been
without effect. Meantime, it is ascertained that re.
solutions favourable to a great part of our exiles had
been taken, and were on the point of being published,
which are now deferred, because this inconceivable
measure is attributed to the party of the Liberates.
HAARLEM, DECEMBER 25.

The waters of the neighbouring rivers have rhea
considerably within these few days. At Cologne,
part of the city is inundated, and great fears are en-
tertained for the breaking of dikes. At-Arnheita,
the river rose, from the 21th to the 68th, fiom 16
fee't to 19 feet 2 inches. The accounts from, Utrecht
are also very alarming, and state, that the rising of
the waters was without parallel. Part of the City of
Liege is overflowed by the-rising of the Meuse. This
sudden rice is attributed to the melting of the snow
on the mountains and the continual rains.

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER t.o.
We learn from Manheim, that the melting of the
snow on the mountains, in the middle of tliis month.
has caused the rivers in Germany to rise in an *ova-
ordinary manner. The Necker bad overflowed its
banks, and done great damage. The Rhine is eight
feet higher than usual. Melancholy accounts 'art
expected from other parts of Germany.
COLOGNE, DECEMBER irr

The Rhine is falling slowly, which makes tts hope
'that no further damage will ensue.
London, England, 1820-01-03

THE CONSTITUTION OF HANOVER.

The_French Papers contain an Ordinance issued
from Carlton-house, by his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT, concerning the organization of the
General Assembly of the States of Hanover.
It is ordained, that the General Assembly of the
States shall in future be composed of two Chambers,
and be formed partly of Members who shallvper-
sonally have the right of sitting in the Assembly, and
partly of Deputies elected. The two Chambers shall
enjoy the same rights and attributes, and all the pro-
positions which shall emanate from the Cabinet Mi-
nistry shall be addressed to the General Assembly of
the States. The Members of the two Chambers shall
profess one of the three Christian professions which
the Act of the Congress of Vienna has placed abso-
lutely upon the same footing ' • they shall have accom-
plished their 25th year, and shall be possessed of an
independent fortune, in cases where their employment
does not give them officially a right of sitting in the
Assembly. The Ordinance then gives a personal he-
reditary vote in the First Chamber to Menibers who
have formed a majerat, consisting of landed pro-.
perty, situated within the kingdom, yielding 6000
crowns annual net revenue, and not encumbered by
mortgage. The Deputies of the Equestrian Order,
chosen for the duration of each Assembly of the
States, shall possess a net revenue of 600 crowns,
arising from I.anded property within the kingdom,
and not encumbered by mortgage. The Deputies
fi Om the Freeholders in the Second Chamber shall
have a net revenue of '3OO crowns, arising from
'landed property within the kingdom. The other De-
puties chosen for the Second Chamber shall possess
a net revenue of 300 crowns, arising either, from
landed property situated within the kingdom, or from
capital employed within the kingdom.

KING'S THICATRE.—MOZART'S Opera of Figaro
was performed on Saturday night with undiminished
success; but owing to the inclemency of the weather,
and it being New Year's Day, the audience were
more select than numerous. The character of Figtrro
has been properly restored to Signor ANGRIsANI ; he
was received with great applause ; and in the fine
martial air, Non piu Andrai," was loudly encored.
Madame-BELLocur and ASIBROGZTTI, in the duet,
" Perche-crudele finora ;" Signora CORRI and Bat.-
Loch', in their duet ; and Signora CORRI, in the sim-
ple air of " Voi the Sapete," were complimented with
the same meed of approbation. Mons. La CNOL,QIIE
and Mademoiselle ELIZA are -polvetful acquisitions
to the Corps 4e &get.
London, England, 1820-03-31

This.day was published,
rfindsomell printed in 10 vols. Bvo. price XS ss. boards,
THE HISTORY-of-GREECE, from the earliest
Amnia, to ithe ands of Alexander the Greet.
13y WI'LLIAM 'AIITFORD, Esq.
•P • The Ninth and Tenth Volumer, comprehending the en-
tireittitm of Alexander the Great, are sold separately, price
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An Inquiry into the Princhges of Harmony. in Language,
aril aZ the Mechanism of Verse, Modern and Ancient. Second
Edition, by the stirne Author, litvo. price 7s. 6d. in boards.

This day was published,
In seven handsome Volumes, price 91. ts. in extra boards,
NVIIITTINGHAMt CABINET EDITION of
SHAKSPEA RE'S PI.ATSi accnrately printed from
the Text of Johnson and Steevens, and embellished with Two
Hundred and Thirty Engravings on Wood; ineinding tho Seven
Ages of Han. a Bust of the Immortal Eard;,ar.i a View of the
House in which he was horn, with a correct Representation of
the Jubilee Procession in vrb:ch he was connmemarated by Gar-
rick. To which are prefixed, an Essay on the Life aud Writings
of Shakspeare, including the opinions. of liazlitt; Schlegel,
Drake, &c. written expressly for this Edition, by Job° Britton,
F.S.A. and a Preface by Dr. Johnson; there are also a Glossa-
rial Index to the Work, and a Critique on' each Play by John-
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TIIE ECENI.MI STAR

LON DON.

FRIDAY. NIANCI-1 31, 1820.
GOOD FKIDAY.-11o;iday at the Public Mcci,

In comnvin with all the Journals who expressed any
abhorrence of the merciless manlier in which the un-
armed Assemblage of men, womea, and children, at
Manchester, on the 16th of August, were assailed by
the Manchester Yeomanry; in common with all who
expressed any sympathy for the sufferers, who were so
inhumanly treated en that occasion, we were vilified
and abuses!, by tl:e hi; cliag part of the Press, as
derers and propagators of falsehood. The truth of
car statements, on that occasion, have, however, been
hilly e,taniished by the result of the late memorable'
trial at York. Of the mistatements which Minis-
ters were male the instruments of propagating, we,
shall sa) nothing as relating to the. said Ministers, •
but only that it ought to. serve them as a lessen not
to be so hasty in future in giving cre-iit to exparte'
statements, and procuring the highest thanks, with-
out due investigation. to. men whose conduct occa-
sioned an-unnecessary effusion of human Wood. We
allude to this fact as most important, because it. was
stated by the Judge, on the trianitbat there was no
-,lllls
evidence ss hatever of any necessity for employing tl.e
Military on that occasion, in executing any warrant
atthich the Magistrates had issued against Mr. Iltrxr
or others. Bur though we mean to leave to Minis-
ters to justify themselves, as they best can, to Par=.
liament, for their singular credulity, and the won•
derful hardihood with which they avowed their
credence of all the statements that had been palmed
upon them, we letslourselves called upon to remind
our Readers of the pretended facts stated in the
Manchester C . ronicle cf the 23d August, and then
believed to be the official statement of the Magis-
trates tespecting the proceedings of the 16th. That,
it was their statement is substantially correct, for it
agrees in all the facts vouched for by them and their
corroborating witnesses, in the papers "elating to the
internal state of the country, then laid before Parlia-
ment by command of the PittxcE REONCI.
London, England, 1820-03-31

Price Twelve SWllittgs,

AMOVEABLE PL ANIS PH ERE, exhibiting the
fate of the heavens, for any given, hour of the day'
throughout the year, as also the time of Rising and Setting of
the Stars. ttesigned to assist the young Student in acquiring .t
knowledge of the relative situations and names of the Constel-
lations.— By FRANCIS 'WOLLASTON, F.
Published by John Cary, renurved from the Strand, to No. 86,
St. Jamees-street, near the Palace.
London, England, 1820-03-31

MACHIN°.

James Steadman, William Chapman, and Ames
Chapman, were indicted under the 57th Geo. 111. fn.
heibg found, in the night time of the 31st of January,
in the parish of Ripley, armed with guns and a blud-
geon, with intent, illegally, to destroy and kill game.
It appeared from the evidence of W. Shrimpton,
gamekeeper to Lord Cranky, that between two and
thrr o'clock, on the morning of the 31st of January,
he and two other gamekeepers were on the look-out
for poachers, in the parish of Ripley, and, hearing
several shots fired, he and his companions went to
the spot whence the firing proceeded, and in their
way they met the three defendants coming out of a
wood, each armed with a f.:wling-piece, and one of
them carrying also a bludgeon. They were desired
to surrender and submit to be searched. A scuffle
ensued, and James Chapman said, " that soonerthan
he should be taken he would die on the field." They
were all, however, overpowered and secured, and in
each of their pockets was found a pheasant, just
killed. The case was clearly made out in evidence.
The Learned Counsel for the defendants submitted
two objections to the form of the indictment, which,
however, were overruled, and the Jury, under the
Learned Judge's directions, found all the prisoners—
'Guilty.—James Chapman was sentenced to twelve
manilas imprisonment., and the other prisoners to
nine months each.
London, England, 1820-03-31

This day was published,
Neatly printed in ave. price 6s. 6d. boar.:.,

ITALDI; or, The Libertine's Son: a Poem, in
Five Parts.—By JA'ALES KENNEY.
" I-have diem a !sting finely organised, under influences
the Man malignant. I have followe up a chain of misery
in th.-t cultivated state of society, *which so involves our KS-
aibilides in the complexity of our moral relations, at the same
time that it so highly refines them—if the enjoyment of gor.d
be exTaisite, terrible is the action of evil."—Extract from tae
Prefaze.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, flees, Orate, and Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-03-31

LAKCASTER, MARCH ss.

The Court has been almost exclusively occupied in
'trying the Bank Prosecutions, which are this moment
concluded, by the Judge (Mr. Justice PAna) passing
sentence on the delinquents capitally convicted, the
names of r•hom are—

Samuel Miylor, James Thorpe, John Thompson, William
Smith, Thomas iinzerty, NanCy Brown, Jane Eliza-
beth ?oat',ln Todd, Philip Rogers, Peter IPCorsr—lck.

To the first eight, the .Itmos, in his address, held
out hopes of mercy, but told the three last that they
must expect no mitigation, and that the law, as to
the,h, would certainly take its course. •
The wives of Todd and Rogers surplicated most
earnestly fur mercy to be extended to their husbands,
but the JUDGE s.tid it was impossible he could listen
to their application.

The following are those sentenced to fourteen
years' transportation • • •
James Kearney, Richarl Kenyon, John Wrigley, Peter
Ormrod, Joan Street, Ila!ph Dleadowcrott, Wentw,:rth
lard, Joi Waltriicy, Elizabeth E,,are.:, John German, William
Jones, Eiiza::th Duucan, John Hill, Thomas Callan?, David
Collins, 'Alar3a,•et Roger', l'cter Donn, Thor.las Morris, 'Wil-
liam CamFbea, Francis

The political cases which are for trial here arc
some indictments against men for manufacturing
and the ca,e against Knight, Dewhurst,
l3roadnurst, and five others, for a conspiracy and
riot (the question involving the legality of the Meet-
ing at Curnley, on the 15th of November), and
several indictments against Mr. Wroe, the proprietor
of the Manchester Observer, for libels on the Magis-
trates, Yeomen, and King's Ministers, in.commenung
cn the conduct pursued at the Manchester Meeting.
'there is alto an 'information to be tried against one
'Taylor, for distributing the letter of Earnshaw to the
Oldham Jury.

Dunn, convicted of murder, was executed yester-
day morning, at the Castle. Ile met death with
firmness and fortitude. His body was dissected.

MARRY, MARCU so.

The Assizes for this County finished this morning
at eleven o'clock.

The following capital convicts received sentence
of death, viz.

Henry Payne and James Woolwich, for sheep-stealing ; Wil-
liam Taylor, Antoine Baptiste, James Frome, John
Joseph Greenfield, and William Cain, for burglary ; John
Moore, John Ashton, William Diznitt, Thomas hi‘Daniel, and
James James, for stealing in a dwelling-house ; Chas. Drewctt,
Jane Moirickers, Daniel Cock, James Barton, aad Edward
James Maddox, for highway robbery ; John Recce, for pri-
vately stealing in a shop ; William Wursfield, Samuel Gatward,
John Warren, and Sarah Williams, for uttering forged Bank of
England notes.
London, England, 1820-03-31

NumßE, 10,126

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLErS),

• WESTMINSTER-BRlnea -
HC
PUBLIC is most respectfully inforrpedi.that
I. this Theatre WILL OPEN on EASTER MONDAY,.
3. 1520, under die immediate superintetidance of Mears.
and DA I,ls, when will he performed, for`the lust
anew CHIN F.SE METADRAMA,etprcrlywritten
n d prepared to bring forward ins Pavel and appertaining
manner. the V XIV; i) STUD of 'HORSES, and also a new
COMIC PANTOM IMF., which will commence with an in-
:er?sring RALLF.T a ACTION, taken frern the Heathen
ethology. •
The Theatre has undergone rariout alteratons and improve-
7r.ents, :Ind ha; been entirely re-decorated and bsatitified. Ex.
new Scenery, Decorations. and Dresses. have been In
i•repargion since tbristma.s. Several new Performers have
tveen added to the established and popular f...Yourites of this
Theatr:?, particularly an extr4ordinary ROPE-D:INC ER, and
a very surprising EQuEs•rn TA N, both from 'Paris, their first
aprar,,rct: in England. Fall pirticulan in future Bills and Ad-
vcrtiseine•ns. Stage Manager, Mr. W. aawrwac.
Boxes Is. Pit 2s. Galic:;• :s.—Donrs open at Half-past Five.
B;;;:in at I lalf-past Price at Halt past Eight.
Places to be taken of Ur. Kinloch, at the Box-Office, from
u tiil roar o'ciick.
London, England, 1820-03-31

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdown, at Lansdcwn
House, Berkeley-square, from his seat, Bowood Park, Milts.
The Earl of Essex, at his house ink Hill-street, Berkei-y-
-square, from his seat, Cashiohnry Park.
Sir R. and Lady Boroughs, at the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-
street, yesterday, from their seat in Beiks.
Sir W. Peacock, Ban, at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Br-sok-
street, from Bath ; also Major Russell, from a tour; Mon-
teith, Esq. and son. from the Continent.
Sir John and Lady Shelley, at their house in Berkeley-square,
from their scat in Suss-x.

Viscount Cranky, at his house in Clarges-street, from his Feat,
Clardon, surrey. . _

G. Gic,:the;-.ii, Esq. at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Prook-street,
from his seat in Staffordshire; likewise Mrs. Davies, from ht.!.
seat Croft Castle ; G.- C. Osenden, Eq. from his seat Broome
Park.

DE PA RT Ult E§. •
Tae Marchioness of Buckingham yesterday, front her resi-
tierce in to her scat, Southgate.
General Crawkrd and the Dowager Duchess of Newcastle,
frcan Kirki.am%qlotel, Lower Brtio'...-trt.ietrto her seat, Thet-
ford, Nottitt;liwnishire. _ • .

Lord Arden, from kis house in St. James's-place; to bis seat
in Surrey. _
Lord Clifton, from Tterkeley-wriare,tn Cobham-Hall, Kent.
The night Hon. Thomas Grenville, from his house in (. kve-
land-row, to. Drovmore Lodge.
The Countess of Ashhort.hatn, from her house in Dover.-
street, to be: slat in su.siea.

7fNDSOI?. ofARCII SO.

Prineess.AuousTA arrived at r horse at Frog.
more, on Saturday, from London. On Monday their
Royal highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CLA-
RENCE arrived at Frogroore, on a visit to the Princess.
Yesterday, the weather proving fine, the Pi incess
AUGUSTA, accompanied by the 13..ke and Duchess
of CLARZNCIC, took an airing in Wield For Great Park,
through the delightful rides to Virginia WAters, by
-Cumberland Lodge, &c. and returned to Frogmore
to diGnet.
London, England, 1820-03-31

This day was ppblislied,

- .
The Third Edition, in Three thick Volumes, Stns. corrected and
improved, with a Map, rite Xe. Bs. boards,

T- - •
HE giSTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS, from
their firs appearance in Europe to the etu'of their Dynasty
in England ; comprising the History of England from the earliest
period to the Norman Conquect.
By SHARON TURNER,. F.S.A.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Mao, by tits same Author,
The History of England, from the. Norman Cccquest to the
e:itcluelon of the reign of Henry V. Also the History of Re-
ligion in England.--This History of English Poetry, and of the,
Englies Lammas* and Prose Literature:
In Two Volumes, 4to. price £3. 13s. boards.
London, England, 1820-03-31

IVARTVICK, MARCH 29.

TI e trials of Cartwright and Woo7er have been
postponed frcm Thursday to some later day in the
Assizes. 'I he day has not been fixed, and it is 21
yet quite unce:tain. The criminal paper contains no
less than two hundred cases, and among These the
greater Fait for felony.
London, England, 1820-03-31

This day w published, in tiro. price I2s. boards,

pACTICAL ESSAY'S on ST ItICTUIIES of the
1 URETHRA and DISEASES of the TESTICLES, in-
cluding Observations on Fistula in Parinio and Hydrocele,
illustrated by r.umerous Cases and an Lngraving ; with a Pre-
face, and some Pemarks on Life And Organization.
By ROBETIT BINGHAM,
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
" All extremes are error. The reverse of error is not truth,
but error. Truth lies between these extremes."
Rev. IL Cecil's R,nnains.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rces, Orme, ati Brown, London.
London, England, 1820-03-31

BATAVIA. OCTOBER 11

By the latest accounts from the Island of Banca,
the corps of our troops which were sent .against the
district of Banca Kolla, was quite ready to make it-
self master, by assault, and without considerable loss,
of the fortress made there by the rebels, of beams
and other materials, which was in a very strong po-
sition. Contrary winds, and the low water thereby
occasioned, on the bank of Soenfang, on the Palem-
bang River, hindered the largest shies from passing
over it. At the new moon, the whole expedition was
in good condition ; the smaller vessels were in the
mouth of the River, and the larger were to attempt
to pass the bank at full moon.

New York Papers arrived this morning to the 11th
of March. The Missouri question has been at length
finally settled. The 13111, with the Slavery Restric-
tions, as it passed in the House of Representatives,
was taken up in the Senate, and returned with a
clause substituted for -the restrictions, prohibiting
Slavery in the territories. of the United States North
of 36 degrees. This amendment of the Senate was
adopted in the Representatives by a majority of only
four; and the Bill being reported to the PRESIDENT,
has received his assent.

The Election for the County. of Middlesex was
yesterday unexpectedly brought to a termination by
the' retirement of Mr. MELLIsH. The contest was
spiritedly yet ht•nourobly conducted ; and nothing
in the course of it became the losing Candidate more
than the good temper with which he bore his defeat.

Yesterday, the Duke of YORK, after transacting 1:
military business at his Office in the Horse Guards,
and giving audience to several General Officers, set
out from his house in St. James's Palace, about one'
o'clock, for his seat at Oatlands. His-Royal High-
ness
may be expected in town again to-morrow.
Sunday next, his Royal Highness the Duke of
YORK will leave town for Newmarket.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE arrived at
their residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, from
Frogmore, last evening, to dinner..
Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER
had a party to dinner.
. Prince LEOPOLD dined yesterday with the Duchess
of KENT, at the King's,Palace, Kensington.
It was upon the Marquis of HERTFORD, and not
upon Lord HARsw•ooD, that the surgical operation,
mentioned in our Paper of Wednesday, was per-
formed. The Noble Marquis, we are happy to hear,
is in the most favourable state.
London, England, 1820-03-31

TRIALS FOR HIGH TREASON.

It has been finally arranged, that the whole of tte
prisoners connected with the Cato-street conspirai y
hall be ariaigr.ed at the bar of the Old Bailey o.i
Saturday, the 15th of the eastUng month. It is pro-
bable that nothing further than their arraignmert
will take place on .that day, but the•business will pro-
ceed on the following Monday to the exclusion of
the regular business of the Sessions, which commences
on the 12th of the month.
London, England, 1820-03-31

This day was publislrul,
In Three Vols. 12mo. rice £l. 4s. in bonds.
THE MONASTERY; a Romance.—sr the 'Alt.
thor 01 if Waverly," Etc.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, Orme, and Drown, Lon-
don - Constable and Co and John Ballautyne, Bookseller to
the iting, Edinburgh. . _
London, England, 1820-03-31

IfARCTI 81,

-T_TORACE WALPOLE.—An Octavo Edition of
.&-x. Olt whole Corresposidence of this eminent Writes% will
be published next week, in four volumes, price .C. 2. Bs.
Orders received by every Bookseller throughout the Xiigdpm.

This day was palliated, pike ils.beents,
VOTItTS lihistrative of the DRAWINGS r.nd
SICETCHKS of some of the most distinguished hiastete
la all the principal Schsiols of Tlesixn.
By the late :HENRY REVELRY, Esq. •
London : Sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown;
Burst, Robinson, attd Co. a.?. Raw, Ipswich.
Feur topl.m hate been printed on large p:tl,!r, fur the purpose
of illustration, prier s.
London, England, 1820-05-04

5,000 TICKETS ARE DRAWN.

CARROLL, the Contractor, begs to acquaint the
Public, that although 5,000 Tickets have been drawn,
yet the following is the
GRAND STATE OF THE WHEEL;
FOUR Prizes of •
£30,000 £50,000
£30,000 00,000
TWO Prises of
£lO,OOO £lO,OOO
FOUR Prizes of
£l,OOO £l,OOO
£l,OOO £l,OOO
SIXTY-EIGHT Prizes of
£5OO, £4OO, £3OO, &c. &c.
Making together, in Money and Consols, „
7R CAPITALS YET UNDRAWN.

_
TWO Prizem of £lO,OOO
MUST BE DRAWN IN THE FIRST FIVE MINUTES

NEXT DAY, 18th MAY.

♦Carranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by CAR-
ROLL, Contractor, No. 19, Cornhill, and 24, Oxford-street,
London, who Shared and Sold, in the last few Months,
. 2,187 - £30,000 7,003 - £5,000
706 - 21,000 2,226 - 2,060
1,345 - 20,000 &c. &c. &c.
CARROLL Shared and Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that
were drawn last Thursday, 27th April.
t. 7 CARROLL has Agents in all the principal Towns
throughout the Country.

Tug PALL-MALL SENTRY AND THE BOOTS.
ACARELESS servant lately in Pall-Mall,
Where a great personage does dwell,
A pair of boots left close beside the door :
Those boots observe, by Wlrren's brilliant Blacklists,
Were not in splendour lacking,
But a bright glittering sheen their surface bare !
'Twas nearly night when there the boots were set,
And tho' the night was cloudy, dull, and wet,
It did not harm their all-resplendent glow,
The lovely polish they display'd,
By the slow rain was not decay'd,
Nor did the " pelting storm" their bloom forego.
But soon howe'er the moon's pale light
Beam'd thro' the dreary expanse of the night,
The sentry on duty there turn'd out
From his close box to walk about,
When the bright boots met his astonish'd sight,
The boots his face reflected,
When " Who gees there ?" he stamm'ring three times cried,
But no one to his challenges replied :
lie fired before his error he detected!
The affrighted 'habitants rush'd out amaa'd
To see what accident the tumult rais'd,
When 10, they soon rscover'd
From their affright, for they discover'd
'Twas the bright hoots he'd shot, and Warren's Blacking
Became the subject of their clacking,
Tney look'd and leugh'd, and Warren's Blacking prais'el.
When the great personage the tale had heard,
And saw how lovely Warren's Jet appeared,
lie bade his servants Warren's Blacking use
Alone upcn his shoes,
And oft the sentry from his comrades hears,
" Warrea's Jet Blacking 1" tingle in his ears !
This easy Shining and brilliant Butcatio, prepared by
London, England, 1820-05-04

COTTUS WORK ON ENGLISH JURISPRUDENCE
Just published, price Si. 6d.

THE PAMPHLETEER, No. XXXI.
CONTAINING :

I. A Translation of Judge Corru's celebrated French Work
On the ADMLNISTRAT/ON of the CRIMINAL CODE in ENG.
LAND, and the Smarr of the EnoLisa GOVERNMENT.
11. Nort.s on a Vim made to some of the Pamoos in
SCOTLAND and the NORTH of ENGLAND. By J. J.'
Gitaxer. (Concluded from No. XXX.)
111. FIRST REPORT of the CostxusioNals on the WEIGHTS
and MEASURES.
IV. LETTERS on CASH PAYMENTS.
V. 5U34111.11'. of FACTS and Inranigncts respecting the
CAUSES, proper and adventitious, of Puiritts, and other
PRSTILENTIAI. DISEASES; with proofs of the non-exist-
ence of contagion in these maladies. By C. hlacts.to,
M.D.[ Original.]
VI. BARON SMITH'S CHARGE, delivered on the 9th of March,
1820, to the Grand Jury of the County of Westmeath,
and published at their ur.animous request.
VII. The BRITISH MITRE, and its Des venvss; being a
sketch of a proposed REFORMATION in the Bairisu
AIEASCRES., WEIGHTS, and Cows. [Original.]
VIII. Sreecu of the Right Lion G. CANNING, delivered at Li-
verpool, given on his re-election.
Sold by Messrs. Longman and Co. and all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1820-05-04

NEW POST-OFFICE.

Mr. R. GORDON having heard that k was the
intention of the City of London to apply for a grant
of mote money, to be taken froai the Orphan Fund,
on accou:it (if building the new Post-Office, stated
that he was still, 'as he had formerly been, adverse
W the music in which this business had been con-

ducted. With a view to ulterior proceedings, he
moved for an Account of the progress made in the
work ; for a description of the Architects' Plans given
in, and of the means taken to insure competition ; of
the F.stimates made, and other information. A mo-
tion to this effect was agreed to. '
London, England, 1820-05-04

MISCELLANIES.

Mr. MIME gave notice, that he should to-morrow, not-
withstanding his ill success to-day, move fur an Account of the
Amount and Approptiation of the Revenues of Gibraltar.
Sir H. PARNELL, after a few obs.•rvations, moved that a
Select Committee be appointed to inquirr into the Exprivies of
the Sheriffs and other Returning Officers at Elections in Ire-
and. lie ;bought it world he of great service to have English
I.;s•ntlemen appointed on Committees on Irish bushess. Ortred.

Lord JOegLYN thought it necessary to add to the Commit.
tee, those Members serving for Counties and Cities in Ireland.
Colon.l BAG WELL declared his opposition to the measure,
and said, that all Members serving fur Ireland were equally in-
tereuted, and ought to be on the Committee.—Ordercd.

It was ordered, on the motion of Mr. WA 1111 E, that an
humble Address be presented to his Majesty, praying that there
be k id before the House an Account of the Rents and Profits
of the Crown Lands, from 1816 to 1920, distinguishing each
year ; and also of the manner of th. it Appropriation.
On the motion of Mr. SEYMOUR, an Account was ordered
of the Amount of Drawbacks on Leghorn Duties last year.
Mr. MONEY moved, that an humble Address Le presented
to his Majesty, praying that there be laid before the Clouse an
Accoenr of the Proceeds of eight Dutch East Indiamen,eaptured
oil St. Helena in 179.5, by his Majesty's ship Sceptre and other
English ships of war, together with an Account of tae manner
in which it was appropriated.—Ordered.
bar. GOT' LBURN brought in a Bill to remove all doubts as
to the coati •tiance of three Acts introduced for the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors. It was read aDm tune, and ordered to be
read a •econd time to-morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1820-05-04

aled frevam.

30, STRAND, Laudon;
And sold in every Town in the Kingdom, Liquid, in Bottles,
at 6d. 10d. 18d. and 18d. each.
Also Paste Blaoking, in Pots 6d. 124. and 18d. each.
A Shilling Pot of ➢aste is equal to Font Shilling Bottles of Liquid
6,2- Ask for WARREN', Blacking.
London, England, 1820-05-04

THE WHITE BARD'S TOWER.

Boxes 41. Pit 2s. Gallery 1 s.—Doors open at Half--past Five.
Begin at Half-past Six.—Second Price at Half-past Light.
Places to be taken of Air. Kinloch, at the Box-Olfice, from
Ten till Four o'clock.

Equestrian Tuition from Nine till Three.
London, England, 1820-05-04

CIVIL LIST.

The following are the Resolutions which were in weal on Tues-
da., night by the Cisoarcita.Loa of the ExcHsctuca
" 1. Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Committee, that, •
for the support of his Majesty's Household, and of the honour
and dignity of the Crown, there be granttd to his Majesty,
during his life, in that part of the United Kingdom called Eng-
land, a Revenue of £350,000, to commence from the demise of
his lute Maj:•sty ; and that there be granted„,for the like pur-
pose, in that p.m of the United Kingdom called Ireland, a Re-
venue of 1'207,000, to commence from the same time.

"2. Resolved , That it is the opinion of this Committee, that
the said Revenue for the support of his Majesty's Household,
and of the honour and dignity of the Crown, be charged upon,
and made payable out rd the Consolidated und of the United
Kingdom of Great Bi halt) and Ireland.
" 3. Resolved, That it is the. opinion of this Committee, that
the several Hereditary Revenues in that part of the United
Kingdom called England, which, by an Act of the first year of
his late Majesty's reign, were, during his said Majesty's life,
carried to, and made part of, the Aggregate Fund, and have
since, under the Act of the twenty-seventh year of his late
Majesty's reign, been carried to, and made a part of, the Con-
tolidated Fund of Great Britain; and that the several Here-
eitary Revenues in that part of the L'Lited Kingdom celled
Ireland, which, by an Act of the Parliament or Ireland, made i
ir. the thirty-third year of his late Majesty's reign, were carried ;
to, and made a part of, the Consolidated Fund in Ireland, shall,
from the said demise and during the life of his present Majesty,
be carried to the account of the Consolidated Fund of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland."
London, England, 1820-05-04

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, St. GEORGE', FIELDS,
for the RECEPTION of POOR CHILDREN, the OFF-
SPRING of CONVICTED FELONS, and for the RE•

FORMATION of CHILDREN wbc; have THE3t.

SELVEB been engaged in CRIMINAL PRACTICES. •
THE FRIENDS of this INSTITUTION are
earnestly requested to attend a GENERAL MEETING,
to be bold,-,n on WEDNESDAY, the 17th of May, 1820, at the
Albion Tavern, Altiersgate-street, at Three o'Clock precisely,
for the purpose of taking into consideration the Annually De-
creasing Funds of this Charity, which, having already obliged
the Committee to reduce the number of its Ohjects from 176 to
160, renders a still further Reduction unavoidable, unless some
vigorous measures shall he adopted for exciting the public in-
terest in favour of an Establishment so unexceptionable. and at
this time peculiarly important.
Those who are unacquainted with the nature of this Charity,
are requested to apply to Samuel Bosatiquet, Esq. the Treasurer,
No. 73, Lombard-street, fur the printed Account. •

WILLIAM PACE, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-05-04

GENERAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.:

The Right Hon. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. President.
► 1111 E ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the GO-
A VERNORS and FRIENDS of the INSTITUTION
w be held at the London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill, on &TIM-
1, IY, the 13th of May, at Half-past Fire o'Ciock precisely.
Ilaght Hun. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, K.G. President,
in the Chair.
STEWARDS:
Stephen Hough, Eq.
James Moen, Esq.
John Wiled Nel..on, Esq.
William Nixtidge, Esq.
George Shelton, Esq.
H. W. Wad, Esq.

John Blades, Esq.
Bowdon, Esq.
WiisAm Taylor Coker, Esq.
N!,l,ert Currey, Esq,
G.:fm-ge I),Lvis, Esq.
Itl.ciirl Gibbs, Esq.

Tickets, ISs. each, to be had of the Stew:rat ; at the Bar of
the London Coffee-house; and a the Secretary, Igo. 3.i, Can-
son-street, as or before Tuesday mot ning, the nth instant.
JOSEPII RAINBOW, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-05-04

L' FACTORY, 62, Queen-
)side, London.

PEI GALLON.
bs.
4S

Genuine Ground White Turpentine
Lead of the Finest 465. Linseed Oii
quality
UPTON and Co. in addressing the Public, most respectfully
inform them, that their White Lead is of the finest quality. In
this article itmay justly be said, " the best is the ch2apest."—s
The genuine is the most thrable as well as the most ornamental;
while the inferior kinds, baying had their metallic poweri re-
duced, soon become discoloured, and are unequal to constant
exposure to the atmosphere.—Upton and C.. sell White Lead
at prices from 40s. per cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons be-
fore named, they only recommend the first quality; these will
be found superior'to many kinds that are offered to the Public
as the best, at much higher prices.
'!'he under-mentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in
appearance, are very preserving, and are easily applied, requiring
only to be thinned with oil ; they are suited for Park Palings
and all out-door work.
London, England, 1820-05-04

HIGHBURY TERRACE.
Excellent RESIDENCE, with early Possession.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 12, at Twelve,

ASUBSTANTIAL and very Desirable FAMILY
HOUSE, in excellent repair, containing five Bed-cham-
bers, a Dressing-room, and Water. Closet, an elegant Drawing-
room, Dining and Breakfast-rooms, communicating by folding.
doors, and convenient Offices, with a walled Garden, Green
and ot.houses, Coach-house, and three-stall Stable; holden on
Lease for Fifteen Years, at a low Rent.
To be viewed by Cards only, between the hours of eleven and
three, which, with Particulars, may be had of Mr. Hor,gart, 62,
Old Broad-street ; Particulars also at the Mart ; and of Mr.
Tebbutt, jun. Solicitor, Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-lane.
London, England, 1820-05-04

•
annronrnted to the payment 61' Pensions—not for
meritorious services to- the State, but for political
considerations: the money was expended, not in
maintaining the honour .and dignity of the Crow:l,
hut in corrupting the Members of that House--( (fear,
hear! a laugh, and cries of Order!). in a few da-,
he would endeavour to shew how the money was em-
p
kred, fir he intended to move for an account which
wouli shew how far the cheers of the Gentlemen
oppojte were well founded. He really believed that
the whole of the C110,0(10 of the Scotch Reserved
Hereditary Revenue might be advantageously saved.
He would move—., That an Account he laid before
the House of the amount of the Reserved Hereditary
Revenue in Scotland for each year, from the 2d of
Febru try. 1815. to the 2,1 of February, 1820."

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIRQUEIt moved the
previous question, which was put and carried without n division.
31r. H 1.:31E then moved for an Account of the Appropria-
tion of the Reserved Revenues of Scotland, togeth:r with cer-
tain other documents connected with these Aecouata.

The CILINCHLLOit of the EXCHEQUER again moved
the previous question—Pnt and corrieti without a division.
London, England, 1820-05-04

Xaia (the Fisherman's Wife), Mrs. ASTLETk •%
Crand last Scene, representing a Chinese Fortress, with- the
Opening of the Flood-Gate, Rising of the Wattrs, and the Ali-
i-aculous Preservation of the Prince by the Sagacity of his
lorse.

The YOUNG AUSTRIAN'. Surprising Horsemanship,
without &addle or Bridle ! particularly his Imitation of a
Drunken Hussar ! on the Horse's Bare Back.—Mrs. Brown will
exhibit her various Evolutions on Horseback.—A Comic Song,
by Mr. kloman.—Likewise, extraordinary Rope Dancing, by
Longuemar, from Paris.—Clowns, Messrs. Fillingham and
Brown.---The Troop of Voltigeura and Tumblers will go through
their surprising Evolutions.
The whole to conclude with (tenth time) a new Romantic
Welsh Melo-Drama, with entirely new piea resque Scenery,
Dresses, and Decorations, interspersed with Songs, Duets, Cho-
rr.sses, and Combats, called
London, England, 1820-05-04

ADAMSON'S LIFE OF CAMOENS.

This day were published, in Two Vola. grows fivo. embellished
with Five Portraits and numerous Woodcuts, 'EI 4s. boards,
MEMOIRS of the LIFE and WRITINGS of
LUIS de CAMOENS.

By JOHN ADAMSON, F. S. A.
London, Edlnburgh, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
London : Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown.
A few Copies have beeu taken off on large Paper, with Proof
Impressions of the Plates, Li 16s. boards.

By Mr. }IOGGART,
At the Mart, on Funny, May 12, in Two Lots, unless an ac-
ceptable offer he previously made by Private Contract,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, pre-
senting a frontage of 177 feet, on the northern side of
_Clapham Common, consisting of the elegant and commodious
Residence of GZOIIOI HI , Esq. The House affords ample
acenramodation.for a large family, containing thirteen Bed-rooms,
several Dressing-rooms, Store-room, numerous Closets and Wa-
ter-closets, cheerful Morning-room, Music-room, and Boudoir,
a suit of three Rooms, including a Lobby commodiously fitted
up as a Library, a Dining-parlour, 25 feet by 18 feet ; a noble
Drawing-room, 56 feet by 24 feet, and 18 feet high, with a ver-
tical light, superbly finished, appropriated also as a Picture-
room and Library ; Ilall and attached Offices, with capacious
dry Cellarage. The whole in substantial order, and excellently
supplied witk fine water; detached Offices of every description,
Lawn, Forest Trees, rare Shrubs and indigenous Plants, a
range of Peach-houses and Graperies, about 210 feet in extent,
stocked with fine Trees in full bearing; productive Gardens,
detached Gardener's Cottage, Melon-ground, and Outbuildings,
A. with a autiful Paddock adjoining, extending to the lower
road to ndsworth, and containing altogether about Six Acres;
the whole, reekold, and early possession may be had: alsb a
most valuable Piece of Freehold Meadow Land, opposite to the
Paddock, and fronting the Wandsworth road, on the west side,
containing about Five Acres, in a fine situation for building.

To be viewed by Tickets only, which, with Particulars, may
be had of Mr. Hoggart,62, Old Broad-otreet, Royal Exchange;
aixe at the Mart.
London, England, 1820-05-04

WIDMORE-HOUSE, near BROMLEY and CHISEL-
HURST, in the COUNTY of KENT, with about SIXTY
ACRES of RICH LAND, with immediate Posseulon.

By Mr. IJOGGART,

At the Mart, on FRIDAY, May 19, in One or more Lots, as may
best suit the Convenience of a Purchaser, unless an acceptable
Offer is made by Private Contract,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE
and PROPERTY, called WIDMORE-HOUSE, nearly
surrounded by Pleasure-grounds, Lawns. and Plantations of
Forest Trees, commanding picturesque Views of the adjacent
Country, which is ornamented with beautiful Parks and exten-
sive Woods the House is fit for the immediate Occupation of
a large Family : the Upper Apartments are lofty, numerous,
and well arranged ; upon the principal Floor is an elegant Draw-
ing-room of fine proportions, Dining-parlour, &c. with suit-
able attached and detached Offices; productive Gardens, prin-
cipally enclosed with lofty Walls, Orchard, Paddock, Lawns,
Bowling-green, Billiard-room, double Coach-houses, and Sta-
bling for Six Horses, Farm-yard, Granary, and Out-buildings;
an Engino-b MAW to supply the Buildings with fine Spring Water,
with several Enclosures of rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arable
Land, containing altogether nearly SIXTY ACRES.

May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulars,
may be had of Mr. Meredith, Solicitor, New-square, Lincoln's
Inn ; at the Bell Inn, Bromley; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hog-
gart, 64, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1820-05-04

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and ESTATE, near EAST
BARNET, SOUTHGATE, and WHETSTONE.
By Mr. HOG GART,
At the Mart, on Faumv, May 19, at Twelve.

AN elegant and substantial brick.built FREE-
HoLD VILLA, called EVERLY LODGE, East
Barnet, with THIRTY-THREE ACRES of Meadow and
Pasture Land, lying together, in high cultivation, ornamented
with fine Timber, and intersected by a beautiful stream of
Water, a very short distance from East Barnet Church, one mile
and a quarter from the North Road, and ten miles from London,
either by the Green-lanes or Colney-hatch; the House contains
in all ten Sleeping-rooms of different sizes, two of then aids
adjoining Dressing-rooms, Closets, and Water-closet upcn the
Bed-room floor; a Drawing-room, with a bow, 24 feet by 21
feet, said Ante-room, or Library, 23 feet by 16 feet, opening
together by folding doors, with a Conservatory at the end ;
Dining-room, 24 feet by 17 feet; Breakfast-room, 15 feet by 14
feet 6; and Parlour', 14 feet by 12 feet ; Gentleman's Dressing
Closet, Hail, and Offices of every description; with capital Ccl-
larage, productive Httchen-garden, Lawn, and Shubbery-walks ;
detacked Offices, including double Coach-house and Stabling,
Farm-yard, and Agricultural buildings, chiefly new built ; the
Villa is placed so as to command, in every direction, very pic-
turesque and beautiful Views.
To be viewed by Cards otiy, whiqk, with Particulars, may
be had of Mr. Hogiart, 64, Old II:QM-street ; Particulars also
at the Idart.
London, England, 1820-05-04

Fifteen Pieces and Eleven Half-Pieces of Superior Cognist
Brandy, about Sixty Gallons of which will be Sold, duty-free,
to defray Salvage Charges, being part of the Cargo of the
DRIE SUSTERS, JANSEN late. Master, stranded in January
last in Eastware Bay, on her ♦oyage from Charente to North
Bergen.
After which will be Sold, on the Premises. of Messrs. John
Friend and Co. Council-house-street, the Materials and Sails of
the said. Vessel.

Catalogues and Particulars may be had three days previous
to the Sale, on application at Messrs. Bruin and nude's, No. 151
Mincing-lane, London ; and at the Orfices of Messrs. ,Toktn /Ilea
and Co. Ramsgate, Deal, and Dovcr, where Samples may be
seen.—Dover, May 1, 1820.

SPERB BEAVER HATS, combining Beauty
Shape, and Durability, of a peculiar fabric. and will out-
wear Two, made in the usual way. Gentlemen, therefore, to
whom the bad quality, as well as the extravagant price of Hats,
Live become a source of much dissatisfaction, may now purchase
a Hat superior to any other, price ficts.—Manufactured by GA-
LON and Co. Patentees, No. 424, Strand, Corner of Bedford
street, London; and 10, College-green, Dublin.

p 0 COUNTERACT the many attempts that are
it. daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS
COMPOSITION, instead of the GENUINE BLACKING
prepared-by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new
Label in which their address,
97, HIGH HOLBORN,
Is so conspicuously placed in the tenure, that they trust ass atten-
tion to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike rll letter
press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition.
The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold Wholesale by
DAY and MARTIN, 97, High liolbornt; and retailed by tie
principal Grooers, Druggists, Booksellers, Ironmongers, Per-
fumers, Boot-makers, Ste. in the United Kingdom, in battles,
at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each.

BRITISH PAINT MA:
street, Chen]

TM CWT.
London, England, 1820-05-04

ELEGANT RESIDENCE, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and
GARDENS, gear SNARESBROON.
By Mr. HOGGART,

At the Mart, on FIUDAY, May 12, at Twelve, by direction of
the Executors, -

THE beautiful VILLA and RESIDENCE of the
late WILLIAM Wiaroo, Esq. deceased, seated on the
Forest, about six Miles from London ; comprising a substantial
Family House, erected in the style of a Castle, and containing
ample accommodation for a large family ; consisting of ten Bed-
chambers, Dining and Drawing-rooms, 28 feet by 17 feet, Li-
brary, Breakfast-room, and Offices of every description, with
detached Coach-house, capital Stabling for four Horses, Lofts
and Rooms : the Villa is enclosed by Park-paling, ornamented
witk Timber and thriving Plantations, productive Kitchen Gar-
dens, Fruit Gfrden walled, Hot-house and Grapery, forming
altogether a most delightful retreat, and perfectly secluded.
To be viewed by Cards only, whirls, with Particulars, may
be had of Mr. Hoggart, 6t, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange;
Particulars also of Messrs. Walton and Gliddon, Solicitors,
Girtllers' Hall, Basinghall-street ; and at the Mart.