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London, England, 1817-08-23

NAVAL INTILLIGBNCL

FALMOUTH, AUGUST to.
Sailed the Dorothy, Regulus, Trent, and Abeona
transports, for Malta, with troops; the Vansittart and
Recovety, for the South Seas; Wilna, for Bahia ; the
Brunswick and Isaac Todd, for Quebec ; and several
other outward-bound vessels.—Put back the Mar-
chioness of Salisbury and Swiftsure packets, but will
sail again this afternoon, the wind having shifted.
Wind from S.W. to N.W.
TORBAY, AUGUST
Early this morning all the ships (about fifty sail)
left this Bay, with the wind at N.E. which still con-
tinues from that quarter.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST itt.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

Arrived his Majesty's shops BLossost, front the
Downs; and Paosirmaus, irom Weymouth: also,
the Sy/Malys SUTHERLAND. irOM Rotterdam Car
Baltimore; and the John, Foam's, from Memel._
Sailed the Prince Bluchet, for Bengal; James, Hra.
FALL, for St. Martin's; and Enigheit, Qunsas, fur
blarseilks.—Wind N.E.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST Si!
_

Sailed the following outward-bound ships :—The
Tamerlane, for the Cape; Union, for Malta ; Sicily,
for Gibraltar ; Nautilus, for Bengal ; Harmooy, for
tile Brazils; Charlotte, for Bourdeaux ; Mercy, for
Barbacbms ; Perseverance, for Newfoundlan,, John,
for ; Waterloo, for Calcutta; t)...hems.
for Bombay ' • Wanderer, for the South Seas; Bovreo,
N (pies ; Bideford, for New Brunswick t .I,4ianas
for Pl:iladelphia ; Prose!) le, for Grenada ; Friends,
for Gibralt.tr ; Howard, iur Rouen ; Harmony, for
Madeira; d, na Chrin!ina, f.sr St. Martin; and the
SIR FRANCIS DRAKE &irate, Admiral Picgtaona, for
Newfoundland.—Wind N.E.
London, England, 1817-08-23

VIENNA Augusr 7.

The celebrated Orientalist. Hr. Joseph V m Ham.
:cner, butt appoimed Aulic Calincetlivr. on the
pr eposal cf Prince tiefe•te.rnicb, and will have Cie
chiet direction of the Orweet.l Academy. The &mut
act:rity of this meritorious writer and schol.sr, and
his greet philologecei k Inv ledge, will greedy benefit
the AZeove In etituti,..i, sv,erc severs! celehrat:d Ans-
tcien base,. steedif.l.

The prices of all kot,:s 0t..--corn are falling Most
rapidly in all pans of the empire. In I-bilk:II the
pt ices are nearly one•hao lower than in ti a other
provinces. Tne same is the csse with wire, and the
best Austrian and lian:Tarian wines .11,' 110 .v clrered
for the half of what kliey cost six wet is ago. The
tininterr itptdd cantitioaace of warm wea:her pro.nist,a
most p:u.luctive eiatap.e.
London, England, 1817-08-23

EAST §USSIZX, ON TISE BORDERS OF KENT,

BETWEEN UXBRIDGE., LEWES, AND MARF.oFIELD
COMPACT, ELIGIBLE, FARMS AND LAND,
FO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coff:e House, in Exchange alley, Cornhnl, on
Tctias Dor, the I Ith of September, at Twelve o'Clock, is
Fare LOT I.
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, the
liOLE. FARM, situated In the Parish uf WITHYAM,
in the Cortity of SUSSEX, oppftsitt BUCKFIURS F-PARK, in
possession of Mr. Wise. Comprising a Stone-built Farm House,
with Otfiti.s, Garden, Orchard, Farm-yard, Barns, Stable,Cow-
house, C.4anary, Can-lodges, and various Out-buildiags, and
upwards of ONE. HUNDKED and TWEN l'Y TWO ACRES
of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and small part Wood Laid, an
lying compact The Lands are diversified, and a corgnaanding,
Bete, healthy Situation.

Lot' 2. ii.UUNCE FAItNi, in the Parish of Withyam, a'
delighticl aEIiOLL) Es lAIE, inmate iu the Yilwae of
Groombridge, about Pour ni:les fram l UN1.314 IDOL Wk.LI.S,
on the road to Outfield and Maresheld. l'orest.rovc, Ikc.
Comprising a :iubstautial Brick.built Farm Otiose, on a fine,
cotumanding Sl•ualon, Farmyard, and Out-buildings, &c. and
ou the oppt,sar bide, alio(!)er rams Yard, with Out-buildings
and sundry luiclosurtai of Meadow, Paidure,and Arable Lanai, all
lying compact, part bounded by Use Medway, a fine Stream tot
Water, well store .I with front and other Fish.

This Estate at a wiling xiiense, would make a most alarming
Summer Reekieuce.
I.oc 3. OWL'S CROFF FARM, In the Parish of HART- ,
FIELD, with Common Melts; ort the right of the Turnpike- I
road front WES'VERHAM and Eden Bridge to Hartheld,l
through the Village ot Cowden, in possession of Joseph Ednard.,
comprising a FitEEFIOLD ESTA FE, a Stone-built molly Cot-
tage with Offices, Garden and Orchard, Farm Yard, and Our'
buildings, and Five Enclosures of Meadow and .Arable Laud,
containing opivards of SEVEN ACRES, all lying eouipaet, and
forming a very iksirable link property, in a pleasant cited, ful
• the Lots may be Iritwed by applying AO Mr ledwardWithy sus,
or to the J enants, where Particulate ruay be bad, and at the'
Lhasa Aims, Barthel.), Withyam, and East Unpaved;
Nurse, Eden Britigt ; Kuig's Arms, W esterham; Crown, Cam-
den; White Han, Ondttmte • • King's Arms, Croyt!on • 144,
droulley ; of Messrs. Meyriek and Broderip, Seth:hot% Red
Liu mac ;at Garrawsty's; sad •of Mr..Roblio, Watiriek-
sticet, (;tdtien ilium e, whurc Plans may be mew •
London, England, 1817-08-23

COMPS, IN HOLSTEIN. AUGUST io.

The Bth of August was a day of terror and mourn.•
ing for this town and the environs. Early in the
afternoon heavy thunder-clouds rose in the East and
South, and about four the tempest burst over this
place s a berry rain fell, which was soon succeeded j
by such a storms of hail as we never remember col

'have experienced—the hail-states, of the size of
walnuts, darkened the air, and destroyed all the win-
dows looking to the South in this town and many
neighbouring villages. Great as this damage is, it
is nothing in comparison with that suffered by the
cornfields, none of which have escaped uninjured,
and many are wholly laid waste. The damage is
not less than 100,000 dollars.
MONS, AUGUST 2.

The harvest has begun here, and, as far as we can
judge, turns out well.

DANTZIC, AUCIIST 01.

_
Our Corn Trade continues to stagnate—the pros-
pects of the harvest are extremely favourable.
London, England, 1817-08-23

NEUWIED, AtMUST d.

His Serene flig,4le4s Prince Maximillin, of Wit.
wicd, happily arifed this shy in his orris tou►:try.
tram his scientific journey to the Prangs, the time
allotvd to it being expired. Hi. 11,0)eve,.s trov.iled
through the Cap;lanias of Rio de Itneiro, tip;ritl
Santo, and Bahia, woich t! ahnost a trrra iNc 1,...ha
to us. His Highness w.is exposed in this juurt.ey to
manifold Nettles, privations, and dangers..

I'ETERSBURGII, JULY 2g.
On the 21st of y, at noon, in a village, 22 went;
hong Abr., in FLA 4., .1, a piece of luid, with rwylve
peas in s' houses, sullenly S111:4 41.1•Vil s•nne lathn rs.
A similar event happenesl in the s4tne place in 1755
and 1783. The mit s!iy ground on which the
stands it supposed to have been the cause of tha
p!lenornelion.
London, England, 1817-08-23

FROM THE LOWER ;:r.as. AUMYST

It is said that in S.lstember this year there will be
an exraordinary D:et in flarwAy, in which the Ctovin
Prince will declare his Inn Viceioy of Norway. As
soon as tins is done,
.the piee•nt Viecroy, CottOt
Morner, will Lave NJeuray. end r,..a:re Totin,:r
post of Chief Governor
thj way in which the aitaiiii,stratiou it to be con-
ducted during the A!,.-nce of the Vita Noy, who, ae.
cou_ling to the Coavamian, is cot hound Gt resiJe
io Norway above LAI the year, nothing it yet known,
but it is supposed that the mast important affairs
of State will I>r report•ct to the Vicony, at Stock.
holm. The Peopt... of Norway have read, with no
Ltile surprise., 3tozlcticlen Jaurnels, a speedy,
eNit."l.l).":teire ferelidli4ttaeri; lln
Prince,ler
(nwm:witchfieiii4tShtt:ucrifitliirils:ll ey,lB.vPci:lien tee was &el.:red of age.—.
fa this whole speech the spirit is certainly not thatot
the r.:ajority of the peoi.le of Norway, aiid yet this
speech was to be mode in the name of that people
it WAS to sheer the sentiotents of the sister nation to
its fature Soy: reign. How unworthy wos.Ll it he of
the hanest Norwegian, it bring only for the present
moment, he 1 Ai
4-re 1-y •lrgottett the b ouitits and
the p.ttiJnal Government of his tormer rice 4)f Sore•
reigns, who sat tor centuries on the Trivoie Nor-
way, and this inunlimited veneratianot
Though Norway recngnizes the services which the
present Crown Plinee his tt to isle •:anty, it ne-
vertheless Kratefuliy remembers the hoc ,•nls whiela
its former Kings spre.ftiov..r the kvtga. n.
The Minister Anker, wl,u w.s gener.sily beloved
'by the natino, has by the aJiii4iion of which that
speech is full, and which is so unworthy of .1 fr.!e in-
dependent people, lost a great part of the cites a: .ust
love which he formerly enjoyed.
London, England, 1817-08-23

NARVA, JULY H.

Yesterday evening there was here and in the neigh-
bourhood a most violent stotm, with thunder, rain,
and hail ; in many houses the windows were beaten
in, roofs torn uff, fences thrown down, a great many
trees torn up by the roots, and great damage done
to the lIURICTOUS vessels in the river, -several being
driven from their anchors and thrown on the strand,
and the masts of a great many ►roken. The oldest
inhabitants do not remember such a violent storm.
London, England, 1817-08-23

IttiCKq.-FREMIOLD AND rrnitt-FREE.

DRAY I'OWPARSLOW, between AYLESBURY, WINS
LOU", and LEW, 1 i ON.BOZZARD. Cank3l DAIRY
LANDS cnd AR.A BLE FARMS, Lligiblerncluvesting Money.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At G3rraway's C.fide-liouse, in Exchanipalley; Coinhill, Lon-
don, on Tuna/DAT, the 11th f iewendier, 1817,
at I %viva o'Cloelt, in One Lot,

AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE of
Rich Graetig and Arable Land, TI I'HE FREE ; corns
prising HEY LEYS FARM, in the trapi:ts or Drayton-Ptralow,
aining. an excellent, new-erectrd Farm Hmise, with Offices,
Yards, Garden, and sundry Enclooires of Meadow, Pasturr, and
Arable Land, upward+ of TWO HUNDRED and TWEN l'Y
I ONE ACRE% all lying cniripaet, surrounding the Buildinge, in
possession of Mr. Benjamin Villas., Tenant at NA'111; also,
STOKE-ROAD FARM, adjoining, containing a capital Hew-
erected Dwelling House, with Mice., Yard+, Barns, Stab'es. and
Out buildings and Enclosures of excellent Meadow, Facture.
ra •and Able and, upwards of TWO HUNDRED and tilX I Y-
SIX ACRES, in possession of Mr. Antos, on Lease for Twelve
Years.

Tbme &tat In a ring fen eon taining together upwards of
FOUR HUNDRED AND ElGti l'Y SE VEN ACRES.
The prebent moderate rectal afloat FIVE HUNT/RED and
TWEN FY FIVE POUNDS p. r Annum.
May be viewed by applylrg to Edward Ridgway, Bailiff, Swan-
bourne, near Wlnalow, of whont Particulars tray be had; and
at the belt, Winslow; George, Ayle4hury ; ...tobitatri Arms
Buckingham; Crown, Amersham ; White Hung:, Uxbridge;
Mr. Humph! am, Solicizor, Serie street, Lincoln's inn Ftelda; at
Garraway'a; and of Mr, Robins, War ivie:c a t oet, Gulden !quart,
London; where a Plan may be teen.
London, England, 1817-08-23

SUFFOLK.

EILEZHOLD:EWTATES, CANHAMS, In the pleasant Village
of bTAN lOW betwetn 3yalf.and BO I EsDA I-E. on the
Roar! to NORWlCH—Pleasaur compact RESIDENCE. with•
OFFICES', FARMS. and LAND, 'bout I WO HU N IVA ED
&kid SEVEN l'Y-TWO ACAk.S, and plenty of GAME—
S-sod Eat redeemed.
TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,.
. . By Mr. ItOI3INS, . .
At Carraway's Coffee-house, in Exe .ange Alley, Nimbi% on
Tuuasr n't,•the 11th September, 1817, at Twelve o'Clotk,
in rwo Lars,
THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES.
Lo r I. CASHAMS, situate near the pleasant Viitave of
STAN I'ON, ten miles trom Buri, on thr toad to Nt•tw eh;
comprising a substantial tit sir able Ftniily Residence, In nt
order, with Ofsces, Farm-yard, and Outbuildings, good Carden,
part walled, Meant' a Graundr, and thnving Pima-a:ions Iv. nt-
houses, with aR requisite Ott buildings, sundry Cottages and
Enclosures of Meadow, l'asture, Arable and Wood Law!, all
lying compact, and containing upwards of
Two HUNDRED and SEVEN*I Y ACRES,
_

Capital Barley un.l iltrulp Land, in a sigh state of Cultivation,
and abounding with Game.
Uhl* Evate is desirable for a Residence, nr for Investment, in 1
a thermal, healthy part of the Country, good Road, and highly
respectable tir.iglihourbood.
LuT s. nTANTON COTTAGP, a very eligible, pleasant
Residence for a Genteel Family, with Orders, Ste. recently 'bird-
up,at a tonsl :treble expense, and late in pii.serion of Mr. W4l-
- Asiromarter.; with Lawn, Garden, Pkasure Ground, and
rich I%leadow atijiduing, the whole containing 6.4. SA. ISP.
lite I.° v fitly be viewed by applying at the ninsion, where
Par:it:4.lr; in.if he bad; and at the King's Head, Norwich ;
Angel xml Gre, hound, Bury= Rutland Arms, Newmarket;
Buil,
.Ikron .111414; Crown. Chetterford; Crown,. IScitesdale;
Whim Flirt, Stowniarket; Kees and Crown, Sudbury; Black
Boy, Cheisnyford ; at Garraway'e • and of Mr. Robins, Warwkk-
street, GJILIrn-quare ; where a Plan of the taste maybe wen.
London, England, 1817-08-23

DEAL, AUGUST 22.

Caine down from the River And sailed the Hope•
well, PINDER, for Trinidad ; and the AretLiv for
St. Thomas's. The Ccsar, from Batavia, is now of
the North Foreland, And will be in the Downs neat
flood. A Dutch brig of war (outward-bound) passed
through the Downs to the Westward. Wind N.
London, England, 1817-02-12

This day was published, price is. (for the Use of Schools),
AA FAMILIAR EXPLANATION of swim DI F.
FICULTIES io the SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD of the
TIN VERDI with Example' from Clete°, and Remarks nu
the Causes which impeded the Scholar in this particular.
Printed fee the Author, and soldity Longman, Hurst, Rees.
Orme, and Brotrn, Paternostemow. •

This day :mat published,
In Irmo. price 9% bound, the Fifth Edition, carefully eortected,
and considerably 'Dimmed, of

A NEW ITALIAN' GRAMMAR, in English
and haw, on a Rad diffitani hum any hitherto published;
pointing mu, is a clear concise manner, the beet Rules tad the
rZmalted forth* attainment coi that elegant and harmonious
iage, equally calculated lot the Use at Schaub and private
Instruction.

By OAETANO A AVIZZOTTI,
Teacher of Languages; Author of a Voidarhon Latinos's, ke.
Printed for Longmaa, Hurst, Rees, Orme, sod Brows, Pa-
London, England, 1817-02-12

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
HG Royal }flews's' the Duke of YOR K, Perak at.
Su a atom—Mr. Kiernao,fgeoabor of tho korai College, Laotian.
(3oralososo—Earlof EgrAtoot, FAA of Leitrim. Kip. Colima

I. Banp, M.P. John Lammas, M.P. I
THE Royal. and Noble Patrols ot-tha above IN-
STITIIIIO/44 for the exclusive Trestment ofVENER FA
COMPLAINTS, and awlr dangerous consequences. in ()Wit t 3
Manic the benefits that have resuhed frank, sedated Mr. Kier-
nan u its Surgeon, (standing MO ow the list of the Royal College)
from having dircaol his chiet attention to those diseases. Mr.
Liernan conceives it a part of his ortelal duty to caution the
public, by pointing to the List of the Royal College, published
in February. 1116, as the only sure geld% and that no amnion
of persons aastraireg such titles, and publicly advertising than,
without. being mentioned by this list, are to be credited. Tim ass
Dual reports of the Lock Dispenary will prowitkorsome of the
most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, aid other stapposed
lacurabli affect lona of the Generative Orgaas hare boat Isere ra-
dicaßrand aneematully treated.
Mr. Kiernan may be e:ted as usual, by both Sezes, at his
Howe, et, Lower Charlotte-street, llotiford.squarei where let-
ters from Town- and Conant), are to be addressed, and the nem.
sary advice and medicine w di be given, or sent, to aay part of the
United Kiagdont:•
. Just published, price es. itd Edition, Prattled Observations on
tha Aria Dimon, by F. Kleinao, aed mat bi had at No. 171,
Ptervetreet, No. 110„ Paternoster-row, aid No. lai Ciosvo-court.
London, England, 1817-11-06

.

LAMENT, BRITONS,T,A77
THE IDOL OF YOUR HOPES,
THE HEIRESS PRESUMPTIVE 'l'o yol,
TH RON F.,
THE AMIABLE, THE BI:LOVEu
PRINCESS CH A RLOTTF
ILL-FATED MOTHER
(14
AN ILL-FA'TED CHILD,
IS NO MORE !
At Nine yesterday evening iltr
ROYAL HIGH \ ASS was delivered of
a still-born Male Child, and 112,
supposed to be doing extremely
well ; but in a short tune there wa,
a sudden and of change, and
in a few hours the calamity otcurred
which the Nation has now to deplore!
The following are the Official
Bulletins by which this succession of
sad events W 215 announced to the
Public:

" CLAREMONT. NOVEMBER 5.
Quarttr Past Nine in the Evenirg.
At Nine o'etoek this evening her Royal Hig!mes.
the rsincess CHARLOTTR was safely delivered of a
still-born male child, and her Royal Highness 4
going on fay.aurably. (Signed)

" BAMLIE,
119 niCHAHD citorr,
.1011:4 slMs."

LORD SIDMOUCH TO THE LORD MAYOR.
" CLAREMONT, NOVEMBER S.
" Half-past Nine, P.M.
"MY Loan—f have thetonour of informing your
.Lordship, that, at fifitie•oVlnck this -Evening, her
Royal Highness the-Princess CHARVITTIt was said?
delivered of a still-born rnAle child, and that her
Royal Highness- is going on fivourably.—f have the
honour toThg.,my 1.40rt1, Tont most obedient servant,
" To the Right Hem. the Lord Mayer." " SiDstot:Tß.
London, England, 1817-11-06

"T

Ate:
i oi 4: ; •
.

. .
have been renewed: The lots on tomoval be calcu-
lated at two year's profit.
Mr, Parkinson thought the ptestati wolth 400
to a gunsmith. The ptespect of renewal he thOoght
wdrth 11,5150.—The goodwill of loss on remota
two rears' profit.
Mr. Egg's prufi's were proved cd have been RI ifl6
per annum, on an average of the years since 1805 s
but in the latter yews, 1816 and 16,'theprofitsetaild
aut be exactly ascertained, but the re*Lipts and die-
humane:as bad been below the average,
Mr. Serjeant Ba' addressed the Jury for the de-
fendautt, and proceeded to answer the objections
which had been mad-i to the validity df the form!
verdict. The Learned Serjeant then spoke With touch
seal and ingenuity in depreciation of the ti4liieot Mr.
Egß*6 premises, and of the loss he lad sustained.
Witnesses being called for the defence, an OfEci r
orthe Dimity of. Lancaster proved, that an indepen-
dent jurisiiction' was exer:ised by the Cowl Let and
the Court of Burgesses of the Savoy: Aq Act Of
Parliament of Elizabesh was pit in, in which the
Liberties of the Duchy of Lancaster were described
'as next adjoining to the City of Westminster. This
and all the other points of law were, however, at Ow
suggestion of the. Chief Baron, reserved for the sub-
sequent consideration of the ernirt.

A variety of witoesses, chiefly surveyors. were then
called to•speak to the value of Mr. EgE's premises.
:inme of them rated them as low as £2OO a year.
'The value of the lease ws altogether estimated by
th.rm• at from 02,000 to £2400.
• Mi. Limmory replied, and -the CHIZT.
BAROS sum.
med up.—Trre Jury retired for a cosis•cir table time,
hnd returned a verdict .tor the plaintiff, £5.750
bring /11,050 in addition to the f rner award.
The trial occupied from eleven o'clock in the
morning till midnight.
London, England, 1817-11-01

SIKIS*'S HYDROMETER.

R B. BATE rebpectiully informs the Importers
.11.110 and Dealers In SPIRITS, that hr is the only person wbo
makes the above Instrument for any part of the Revenue Service;
that his Hydroaneter was altogether invented and comphted by
his late Uncle and Father.in.law, Mr. Sizes; and that the In-
wyeaseese. kin shake are the anly Olken Hydresseeere node
itreasterrnlty with the principles laid down by the Investor, and
otabilahed by law.—No. 17, Poultry, 29th October, 1117.
London, England, 1817-11-01

PERJURY.-THE ZING V. ROACH.

The defendant, a seaman, was indicted for wilful
and corrupt perjury, inasmuch as he gave false evi-
dence in the Court of Exchequer, in aupport of an
information filed by the King's Attorney• General,
against Fraxei: Creswell, chief mate of the East India
Company's ship Thames, for landing India silks off
the Land'a-entl, in August, 1815, without paying
the duties.

The defendant at the trial swore, that a boat came
alongside the Thames, off the Laad'e.end, and that
men went into Mr. Creswell's cabin, where they re-
adied silks from boles. He saw Banknotes pass
between the parties, and the men leave the ship with
the silks secured round their bodies. On that evi-
dence Mr. Creswell was found guilty. The Officers
of the Thames, on this occasion, proved that the
whole of the above evidence was a fabrication, and
the result of ill-will which the defendant bore Mr.
Creswell, in consequence of his having been punished
on board the Thames for improper conduct to that
Officer.—The Jury found the defendant Guilty.
London, England, 1817-11-01

GRAVESEND OCTOBER st

Arrived the Brotbock, Peters,from Cuba; Royal Oak,Darley,
from Petersburgh; peptone, Stranack, from Ostend; Br-ve,
Frost ; Rufferd, Garrett ; Mary Agin, Armstrong ; Perseus,
ebardson ; Eagle, Henley; Providence, Fife; Isabella, Fery -on ;
laths and Cbarlotta, Robertson; and Agincourt, Madill, from
Quebec ; Woollen, Altwlse, and Daphne, Bruce, from Tene-
rife; Waterloo, Mone, from Bengal; Peace, Garland, from Mon-
treal; Ruth, Galy, and Orestes, Bliley, from Jamaica ; Liddell,
Barclay, frotn Gottenburgh; Elisabeth, &thy, from Calcutta.—
Sailed the Nesbitt, Gray, for Jamaica; Prince Regent, Taylor,
and Charles, Milne, for Tobago; Two Brothers, Farrington,
for Rouen; Peregrine, Propert, fur Have; Waakzaabeid, (Moen,
for Antwerp; Mary, Kidd, for Hauburgh ; and Royal Sove-
reign, Laming, for Rotterdam.

CUSTOM HOUSE, OCTOBER 31.
Sates swriito INWARDL—The James Harris, Callan, from
Jamaica; Blessing, Branen, from Watford ; Helen, Baird, from
Gottesburgh; Dispatch, Geldert, and Essex, Robertson, from
Bourdesuz ; Providence, Flight, from Dublin; Mary Ann, Da-
vis, front Limerick; Hawaii, Towers; Nelly, Patterson; Eu-
phemia, Roney; ilopWa, Blake; and Triton, Stewar:, &qui
Quebec; Frederick, O'Hara, from Malaga; Invulnerable, Chi-
non, from Santander; Mulgrave Castle, Ralph, and Timandra,
Cattaneeb, from Bombay; Ceres, Chawn, from the Havannah ;
Lord Collingwood, Coates, from Calcutta; Eagle, Dixon, (rum
Miramichl; Orlon, Whitmore, Irons Berbice; and Bustler,
Walker, from Jersey.
Our waans..--The Albion. Rose, for Cornea; Amelia, Cor-
nehmen, for Hansburgh; Eliza Ann, Payee, and Maria, Tait,
for St. Lucia; Coeds Hoop, Top, for Amsterdam; Noriolk, Ed-
wards, for Tenerife, Cape of Good Hope, Madras, and Bengal;
Prince of Orange, Ellis, for Rotterdam; and Hygeia, Holmes,
for Dublin.

On the night between the 27th and 28th of Sep-
tember, the ship Swallow, Captain FRIT/I, from
Bombay, being then off the Bay of Biscay, picked
up a small boat with four men in it, the crew of the
cutter Charlotta. of the port of London, SMITH mai-
ter ; who bad been in that dreadfully perilous situa-
don for four days and five nights, and must in all
probability have perished had their sufferings been
prolonged for another day. The Charlotte left Fal-
mouth last for Faro, and in a heavy pitch started a
plank, as was supposed, which caused her to fill so
rapidly as to leave no chance from any elation at
the pumps, and the people had hardly left her ten
minutes when she went down. These poor fellows,
thus rescued from the jaws of death, though in a very
weak state when picked up, soon recovered perfectly
by the humane treatment they received from the
Swallow.
London, England, 1817-11-01

FRAUD PREVENTED.

TO counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to Impose on the unwary a spurious composition in-
stead et the Gestapo Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adopt a new Libel, in which their address,
-

97, High Holborn,
Is placed so conspkuously, that they trust an attentloo to this,
and the difference of the type, width Is unlike all letter-press,
will enable purchasers at ones to detect the hapositios. The
Real Japan BLACKING, nu is by DAY and MARTIN. 97,
High Holborn, will in future be sold In Battles at 6d. Is. and
Is. 611. each, and a copy of the Label left with an Venders.
DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.
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London, England, 1817-11-01

WAVdfL lATELLIGENCE.

MAILS. —4a It. DUE. AIM. DUI.
Dublin .. 1 0 I France -- - 0 0
Waterford - - 1 0 aottenburgh .. 0 2
Guernsey and !troy 0 1 Flinders -- . 0 0
Lisbon - - - 0 0 Nt•w York - . 0 0
Holland - . - 0 0 Haliburgb -- 0 1

OC I OBER 29.
Wind W. S.W.—Arrived the Lady Raffia', from
London, for the East In .lies ; Sappho, from ditto, for
Boinbay ; New Phe six, from ditto, fur Trinidad ;
and Steadfast, Battrox, Irom Bristol, for Barbadoes.
Put hark the Providence, for 'Trinidad ; and Dave,
for St. Michael's.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER so.
Wind W. N. W.—Arrived the Lyra, STiVEMN,
from Cu iiisey, for

PORTSMOUTH, OCrOBER it.
Wind W. N. W.—Arrived his Mijesty's ship
Thais, from a crilize ; Matilda, 111 LEN, from Copen-
hagen ; Unity, MIJADOCH, trom Malaga ; and Atlas,
SMITII, from Cadiz. Put back the Thomas and
Elizabeth.
London, England, 1817-11-01

DEAL, OCTOBER Si.

Wind S W.--Arrived and sailed for the River
the Fame, RosiNs,m, from Miratnichi, in 37 days.—
Came down fron► the River the King George, for

MII.FORD HAVEN, OCTOBER 29.
Arrived his Majesty's schooner ALBAN, Captain
PATTaND from a cruise; Richard, It:Manly% from
Liverpool for St. Thomas's; Mermaid, GRIFIPITiIi,
from London for Bury; Trafalear, WILLIAM, from
ditto for Liverpnnl.—Wind N.W.
London, England, 1817-11-01

SALES BY AUCTION.

crry AUCTION MART, 68, CHEAPSIDL
THE immense STOCK and variety of Miscella-
Moue liiffec3 ;the Property of distreised Manufacturer•.
Trade•ntrn. and others, who are compiled by the heavy pre,
•ure of the Time; to force au immediate market), consiering of
every descriptlen of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY,
HOSIERY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA. T.V2IE yid DES-
SERT SERVICES, JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINF
WARE, CU rLERY, JAPAN-WARE, PLATED GOODS,
Ste. &c. which are daily
London, England, 1817-11-01

ON SALE BY AUCTION,

By Mr. MO.VE,
At the City Auction Mart, tut, Cheaiiside, continues in increasing
attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the
respectability of the Establishment is highly Battering to the Pro-
prietor, an:} imams his continuance oi*giving a full guarantee of
the perfection of all the Propert y that passes through his Lauds.
Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven
tailock.

LINCOLNSHIRE.

CAPITAL FARMS of RICH PASTURES, MEADOW, and
ARABLE LAND, in WI MEAN, MABLE rHORP, and
STRUBBY, near•A: FORD and LOU rH, a short thinance
from the Sea, UPWARDS of NINE HUNDRED ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AucrioN,
By Mr. ROBINS.

At Garraway's Coffey house, 'Change alley, Comb;lt London,
on TUURIDAT, the loth of Ntsvonber, lei; at Twriva
o'Clock, in One Lot,

VALUABLE and highly Improvable FREE
HOLD ESTATE, comprising upwards of

NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH I' ACRES
Of exceeding ricti Pastures, Meadow, and Arable (.ands, senate
in Withern, hiabletiturpc, and Snubby, neer Alford and Louth,
a short distance from the sea, divided in- most eligible Farms,
with escelient Farm Houses (the principal of which would make
a pleasant Marine Summer Residence. for • Gentleman's Family;
Yard., Gardens, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings,
in good repair; let to Messrs. Coulam, Grans, Watson, Laualls
ton, Tyson, and others, must respectable Tenants. partly at
Will, the Nett Rental upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM.

A most desirable Property for Investing Money. Part of the
Lands are subject only to ed. per Acre In lieu of Tithes. The
Rents were reduced at Lady-day last, and the Lands retaken
by the old Tenants.

May be viewed by applying to the Tenants, where Particulars
may be had; and of Messrs. Bourne and Carnley, solicitors, Al.
ford; Peacock, Boston; New King% Head, Louth; White Hart,
Spilsby ; George, Stamford; Mr. George Bourne, Banbury, Ox•
fortirhire ; the Angel, Stilton ; o: Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, Arun-
del-a. rem, Strand; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden.
square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen
London, England, 1817-11-01

COMPLETION OF SHERIDAN'S LIFE.

'llia day was published, embellished with a fine Portrait of the
present Mrs. Sheridan, from a Painting by Horner, price
Li. I Is Gil. !mud', the Second and concluding Part, of
1 TE:IOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE of the Right Hen. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHE-
itIDAN.—By JOHN WATKINS, L.L.D. with a particular
account of his Family sad Connections, drawn from authentic
documents, and illustrated wish original Cnrrespondence, and a
'meaty of interesting anecdotes of disthiguiehal Persons, among
whom will be sound Berke, Fox, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Parr, Gar-
rick, &c. &e.

Printed for Henry Co%urn, Conduit-street.

MUSIC.
MUSIC EPITOMIZED; A School Book. In
which the wholitiiclence of Music Is completely explained,
from the simplest Rudiment* to the most complex Principles
of Harmony, even to Composhioo, aid the Doc,rine of Writing
down Ideas. The whole is expounded by way of Orestiou and
Answer, in Teu Dislogues, and illsaratcd by Plates' containing
all tbe necetury fables. fbe Sixth Edition, Revised aori Corrected.
liy I. .10USSE. Professor of Musk. Price Ss.
Published by.Cluulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Whole-
sale Musical Inst.-ument Sellers, So, Soho-square.

PIANOFORTES, Second-hand, Rood as new,
mitts a Pedal Harp. &e. may be wee at Mr. WAT 1.1171.11,
who is removed to those large Premises, No. IS, Leicester place
A grand Pianoforte, by liroadwood sod Son, 15 us ; Pedal
Harp, by Era, 50 v.; aloe a capital Cabinet Pianoforte, equal
to new, shop price 60 gs. nut a better can be made by any wee
for 40 gs.; Square Pianoforte. two months uld, fur 25gs. with
every requisite : these Instruments are all warranted sound and
in good order by the Owner. May be viewed from ten to four
o'clock.
London, England, 1817-11-01

FOOLE,OCTOBER 31.

Arrived the Anne. 140 WARD, from Newfoundland,
in 16 days; she only sailed from Falmouth on her
outward•bound voyage on the 7th ult.

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER it.

Arrived the Good &tatesusan transport, from
Dover, for Ostend.

YARMOUTH. OCTOBER st

During the late gales, one ot die fishing yawls be:
longing to this port was lost on the Scratby sand,
and the whole ot the crew, consisting of seven men
and a boy, perished ; six of the poor men were mar•
tied, and have left their wives and children, to the
number ot 19, to lament their unfortunate end and
their own irreparable loss.
London, England, 1817-11-01

fo,

SIX PRIZES OF £20,000.
HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to remind their
Frende and the Public Oat the present Lottery begin%
Drawing on FRIDAY NFIV. The Scheme contains SIX
PRIZES or X:10,000, besides sunny other Capital Prises, and no
advance iti price, which is a considerable savh,g to the purchaser.
The chances are far superior to fo-iner Lotterits. I ickets and
Sintret are sAling by littatsay and Co. Sock•broktro, at their
Old Established office, No. 26,

SIX PRIZES OF £20,0001
SWIFT.and Co respectfully salicit the attention
of. their Friends and the Public 'o the Scheme of the State
Lottery, which begins Drawihg no the 7th NEX I' MONTH. It
consists of only 7,100 Number ( retro Tickets of each Number),
and contains SIX Prizes of .E.tti,entl each, besides other Capital/,
presenting a Scheme unelvalled In any fornnr Lottery.
Tickets and 'hares are selling in great variety at
SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY, No. SI, AL DOATZ Mom-
No. 12, CUAKINO-CILM•, I Shear
Where they sold, in the last Lottery, No. 424, a Prize of £l,oon.
also No. 70495, a Prize of £20,000 In the preceding Lottery. and
No. 2,65 d. a Prize of X 23,000 to the last October Lottery, ALL
IN SHARES.
London, England, 1817-11-01

D&RTMOUTH, OCTOBER so._

Cone in yesterday the Franciscus, SANDERMAN,
from Havanna!), for Himburgh. with loss of fore-
mast, main top-mast, and leaky. Arrived to-day the
Hope,HAMMOND, from St. Andrew's Nrw Brunswick.

SCILLY, OCTOBER ts.
• Arrived on the 23d instant the Marianne, BUTLeR,
from BAhia, for Liverpool ; and Santana, Clams°,
from Bilboa, for Bristol, and Sided from hence on
the 26th.
London, England, 1817-02-15

CO.}fIIERCE.

We have received the following communication nn
the subject of the Regulations adopted in Russia with
respect to the Commerce of Foreioat Nations:
" Sr. PETERSBIiftOII, DEC. 29, 1816.—The fol-
lowing Regulations have been adopted by the Depart•
merit of Foreign Commerce, in consequence of several
Custom-houses in the Empire not understanding tl,e
former Orders respecting Bills (If .L:ldillg :—Atter the
usual preamble, it runs thus-Ist. If, on the reverse
of the bill of lading, or carriet's bill, the contents 44
the goods in each package, with their measure,
weight, or tale, according to their respective natures,
are mentioned, and the said statement is signed by
the shippers of the goods, such bill of lading, or cat-
rier's bill, is to be received AS fully legal, and in or.
der. Also, if for want of room on the bill of lading
or carrier's bill a supplementary paper be added to
the eame (as well as the bill of lading or carrier's
bill), must be signed by the shipper of the goods,
and such supplementary paper is to be received as
fully legal and in order. But should this supplemen-
tary paper not be signed by the shipper of the goods,
it is not valid.-2:11y. Should a supplementary paper,
signed by the shipper of the goods, and dard the
same day of the month as the bill of lading or carrier's
bill, be attached to these documents, it must further
contain the weight, measure, or tale of each parcel
mentioned in the said documents. This supplemen-
tary paper is, in reality, the same as an invoice, and,
must be received as legal. On the other band, it
the said supplementary paper is not signed by the
shipper of the goods, it cannot be received as legal
and in order. The Paper then concludes in the ac-
customed manner of all such documents, and being
a matter of form, is not worth troubling you with.
The result of the above direction is, that in addition
to the former Older:, enacting, that the contents of
each package mentioned in a bill of lading be en-
dorsed on the same, the said endorsement must be
signed by the shippers of the goods ; and if for want
of room a supplementary paper is affixed, the same
supplementary paper must be signed by the shippers
of the Wed% always 'recollecting that till-. papa must
Abe affixed by a seal to the bill of lading."
London, England, 1817-02-15

R. N 11: RR IM N, Ph y an-Accoucheur to the
Midllessr Hospital, and Dr. I.EY, Physlclan-Acconcbear
r W'estntlulter Lying ia HOspltal,will commence a COURSE
. LECTURL'S g.ri that Theory and Prarece of MIDWIFERY,
1,1 the DICE g $Ei of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on Mos-
so', the 17th lissom', at Half-past Ten of Clock.
?Articular. may be learnt at Dr. Merriman's, 2(, Half moon-
vr,e,, Piccadilly; at Pr. Ley's, 62, *Guth udley.street ; and at
Nliddoisea Hospital, where tbe Lectures will be given.

This day was published, price 6s. boards,
MOST BEAUTIFUL EDITION of the
11. GRF.I4IC TESTAi.IENT, from the Test of LEUSDEN
an.Y.AIESBACK. Printed to ccrrebpond. with :he Regent's
Lia.sa., for law and Whittaker, No. IS. Ave-Maria-lane.

JUNIUS ASCERTAINED !
TM, thy was published, prke
THE AUTHOR of JUNI US ASCERTAINED,
from a Concrenalon of Circumstances, amounting to
110KAL DEMONSTRA'IION.
My GEORGE CHALMERS. F.R.S. S.A.
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104 A.,lers. •

DUNLOP'S HIS FURY CF FICTION.
This day was pubibbed, in 3 vols. rat Sea. the 2.1 Edition,
cuosiderably enlarged and improvcd, price .€2. 2s. boards,
lIIHE HISTORY of FICTION ; being a CRI-
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d Finior, from the earliest Greek Romances to the Novels of
tic yrs scut Age.

By JOHN DUNLOP, Egg.
Printed for Longmas, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
cn

•
This day was published, price ss. sewed,
AN EXPLANATION of the PRINCIPLES
and PROCEEDINGS of the PROVIDENT INSTII if-
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by JOHN HAYGAR 111, M.D. F.R.S. and F.R.5.E.13.
One of the Managers.
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ACOMPENDIUM of GEOGRAPHY, for the
Use of Schools, ?tivate Families, and those who study this
Lamm Science. By RIC:I-MAL MANGNALL.
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Historical and MiettilaneouaQuestions, for the me of Yowls
Pelle i with a selection of Bad* General Biography, &e. The
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MAT l'Alltlcs CLASSICS.

This day was published, new Editions of the following z
01.C/ESAIIISCOMMENTARII, I2trio. price
V. 114.6.% Nepos, 1 limn. price 1.. dd. bound—Sat-
lut,l:3lv). price 25.6 d. bound—Virgil, Innzo. price Ss. 6d.bound.
price G. bound—Greek Testament, 12mo. price
!.bound.
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London : Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown.
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London, England, 1817-02-15

tent from tows, and did not receive soda of the
Meeting till the evening. before it took place.
After some observations from Mr. BRAND and
others, the petition was agreed to, and ordered to lie
for signatures till Tuesday next.
An Address of Congratulation to the Pewee RE-
GENT on his late providential escape, was then pro-
posed and agreed to, and ordered to be presented to
his Royal Highness by the two Members, the Chair-
man, and as many other of the persons present as
chose to accompany it.
The thanks of the Meeting were then voted to Mr.
CALVERT, Mr. BARCLAY, and to the CHAIRMAN, who
severally returned thanks, and the Meeting adjourned.
London, England, 1817-02-15

TOWERS'S STOMACHIC ESSENCE.

THE most decisive success has for many years
attended the use of this safe and effectual Sedative and
Antispasmodic, in which there is not a particle of Opium, or
any deleterious; drug. it Is a Medicine for tins really a®ctcd
only, and not a preparation designed to stimulate the constitu-
tion; Persons aaacked with Nervous Irritation, Palpitation of
the Heart, Tremors, Hurry and Agitation of the Spirits, and
other nervous symptoms, distressing at all times, but particularly
so U they occur in the night; and those who are subject to Faint-
ing and liysterk Affections, will find it a remedy to be depet:ded
on—a friend that will not deceive. it is likewise mole egicackats
in Spurns and flatulent Pains, as it warms and gives tare to the
Stomach and Bowels.
Sold In bottles, at i09.6d and 4s. 6L by the Inventor and sole
Proprietor, jobs Towers, Professioaal Cheinist, No. 6, Warner-
street, Clerkenwell; by all respectable Medicine Venders
In
Town and Country; and likewise by Messrs Bayley and Blew,
Perfumers, 17, Cockspur-street. Observe, a lus. 6d. bottle con-
tains thrseat 4t. 6d.
Of the same Agents may be had, Towen's Patent New Lon-
don COUGH TINC TUBE.

SUPERIOR MEDICAL ADVICE.°
DRS. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. of Char.
lotte House, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel,
have Established ANO I'HER MEDICAL BOARD in Wooi
stock .street, Oxford-streeti adjoining New Bond street, who-.
a Physlean and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College u
London, of thirty years experience, reside. That thousand.
have been restored to health by their united talents, without
confinement, is indisputable, after hospitals had failed. Erni).
Units on the bead, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swellings
in the neck, nodes on he shin bones, cancers, strictures, fistu-
las, pains in the had and limbs, and nervous debility, are dis-
eases which appear years after, and often des+ rey domeAlc bap
piness.—Meurs, Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily,
at both houses, until Nine at night, where all the Members of
the Board alternately attend.—'illere are side dons. at each house,
and private rooms for females, who are treated with the greatest

Advise gratis, at Charlotte House, Blasi/friars, Tuesday,
thuriday, and Sunday; and at Woodstock House' Molidsy.
Wednesday, friday, and Sundays, until Twelve u'elock.
• The Piles and Ih.tuls eared without cowls's.
London, England, 1817-02-15

This day were published, finely printed in foolscap Ovo. with g 0
beautiful Engravings, price 101. boards,
FABLES. By the late Mr. JOHN GAY, with
a Life of the Author.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, J. Walker. G: Wilkie, J.
Ifunolcataherd and Letterman, J. Barker, Lew and Whittaker,
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Sego* Caddl and Davies, E. Jeffery, E. Williams, T. 'loony,
W. Stewart, W. Ginger, J. Maw man, R. Scholey, Baldwin, era-
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O. sad S. Robinson, 1. Robinson, and B.Reynolds:
Of whom may be had, lately published,
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This day was published,
In Om limo Volume Octavo, price Ms boards.
AVIEW of the AGRICULTURAL, CON
MERCIAL& ma FINANCIAL INTERESTS of CEY-
N. With an Appendix & containing some of the principal
srs and Usages of the Candler's& Port and Costom-House Re-
lators ; Tallies of Exports aad Imports, Pablic Revenue and
maliture, &c. &c.
By ANTHONY BERTOLACCI, Esq.
Lae Comptroller-General of Custoons„and Acting Auditor-

General of Civil Accounts in that Colony:
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lb."- Surreys. By Captain SCIINEIDER, Ceylon Engineer.
I Lai.don : Printed fur Black, Parbury, and Allen, Booksellers
to ?b5 Hog. East India Company, I.eadeohall•strest•

Tits day Isis published. io 6 vols. Iwo. price alls. 3.. boards,
the Tenth Edition of
THE FAMILY EXPOSITOR; or a Paraphrase
and Vernon of the New Testament; witlieritical Notes,
mid a P:actical Improvement of each Section.
By P.-DODDRIDGE, D.D.
To which is prated a Life of the Author'
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FRAUD PREVENTED.
TO counteract the many attempts that are Bail)
made to impose on the unwary a spurious Composition in
tad ef the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they
art induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address,
97, High Holborn,
it Ph.
—onl so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press,
11 "able purchasers at once to detect the imposition.. The
Itai Japan BLACKING, ma!e by DAY and MARTIN, 97,
t,
•Ch Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6d. Is. sot!
Ir 6d. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders.
DAY £I'D MARTIN,
97, HO Holborn.
London, England, 1817-02-15

That Proposals will be seceieel a: their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or .before MONDAY, the .4th instant, iro:n such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TOOLS of va
rious Descriptions for Service of this Department, tot a period
of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the fire
Year, upon notice of the e months, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Aricie.s mrsy be viewed upon applicatim at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditic?, of tLc Con-
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Office Ir. Pull-Mull afore-
said, any day between the hours of Ten and, l'onr ~Clock, where
the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and etitioneci, " Pro•
pouts for Tools, &c. ;" but no Proposal cin be admitted after
the said 24th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
day, neither will any Tender be noticed, tuaeLs ill,: Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall :attend.
By Order of the Board, R. .11. CRFlV,Seeretary.

EXTRACT FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE,U
SA3 URDAT, FRUAZT 8, 1811.
"TOURTH LOWER? for 1816, to be drawn
on ST. DAVID'. DAY, lit of MARCH, 1817.
SCHEME.
1 Prise of ,C15,c00 is iCls,ono
1 ...... 2,(100 2,0 0
1,000 ... 2,001
1,; 00
300 ... 3,200
200 ... 1,200
100 ... 1,00 t)
50 ... 1,000
10 .•• 5,000

i 0
40
440

3,000 Tickets.

Feb. 1, 1817.

,E30,(;00
T. BIM, 4, Coasing.L.

After our hearty commendations, having considered the afore-
said Scheme of the Fourth Lottery for the Year 1S 6, to be
drawn pursuant to the Provisions et an Act. puil,..l:n the Fifty-
sixth Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, we do hereby
signify to you our Consent and Approbation then of.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, the 4th day of Abruary,:lll7.
N. V.INal
LOWi'LIER.
C. GRAN r, Jun.
To the'Managers and Directors of the Lottery."

Tickets and Shares are saling by all the Agents, and by the
Contractor, T. 4. Cornhtl, and 9, Charing-Crow. Lon-
don, who sid Twenty-oue Capital Prizes in the Lottery just
Suisl
ied. •
The whole Lottery wilt be drawn in ONE DAY, lst of NE•xr
MON l'H.

GREY HAIR in early /rife. which has always
been cousidered so great a drawback to personal appear-
ance, is liktly in future to be scarcely seen, as
A I KINSON'S VEGE 1Am..4 DYE
Will immediately change it, first to abrown and by a further
application to a black, so permanent, that nething caa pos-
sibly remove the colour. Sold price tts. Ins. 6d. and one
guhtea, by James Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street,
tighowesary London; sad by atowPeefumers and Oar-dressers,
Also asoboes is sold,
A I'ICINSON'S CURLING PLUM,

Well known to most of the NOAH.7y and Garry for restoring
the hair where it has fallen off Irons illness,nersplratian, change
of climate, &c. &c. It also frees It Isom scurf, and makes it
soft and.glosTy as silk, and keeps it in curl durang exercise in
(Luning, walking, &c. or In damp weather, pr ce cs. 64, a bottle.
London, England, 1817-02-15

kINSOWS AMBROSIAL: SOAP

Removes Freckle 6, Hardness, Redness, &c. from the Skin, pre-
vents its chapping, and Ears it smooch, soft vii white, price
Is. per square fur Washing, and in Shaving Cakes price Pd. is.
and is. 6d. each.
N. B. An allowance nn taking a quantity, or for Exportat:on.

COUGHS and COLDS are safely and effectually
cured, and the ASTHMATIC refaced, by SIR JOHN
HILL'. BALSAM of HONEY. It is the Most innocent, yet
themost aerial Remedy ever discovered.
Sir Joan HILL, M.D. Knight of tile Royal Order of Sweden,
and F. R. S. at Paris, was a botanlit of eminence and character,
he mum ntratby means of intense application that excellent
Extract of FlowAa called Honey, for the Cure of boudis, Colds,
and Asthma& Finding the danger arising from neglected Pectoral
Complaints, he prepared this pleasant yet effectual Remedy. It is
as restorative as Ass's Milk, never dissgrers wirh the stoinach,,
and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a few hours.
Asthmatic persons will find it to give general relief, removing
the Difficulty of broaching, prentoting Expectoration, and In
dis-
charging the viscid Phlegm.
Catrrion.--Tbere i. another sort which Is spurious Persons
will therefore be careful to ask for " Sir John Kra spurious,
ut
Honey," and observe the names of " Shaw and Edwards," are
engraved on the Stamp given with such bottle'. Price as. 6d.
' and Ss. ed.
Staid at Ito. M, St. Paul's Church.pard ;'Putt, Royal Exchange;
Sanger, Oxford-itreet ; and Ward, Holborn.