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London, England, 1816-09-07

NUMBER 9211.

CALEDONIAN ASYLUM.
A SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the
GUARDIANS will be holden here on *casual:oat, the
lit Instant, to receive the Auditor's Report, and to determine
,pectin , the Custody of the Common Seal of the Corporation.
Tye cer to be taken at One &Clock precisely.
JOHN SALT, Secretary.
Caledonian Asylum Office, Sth September, 1116.

ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE
MANUFACTURING AND I.ABOURING POOR, at
the City of London Tavern, on the 4th instant.
The Right Hon 1. C. VILLIERS, in the Chair.
The Committee of the Association for the Relief of the Ma-
he:rusting and Labouring Poor find it necessary to declare, that
it is not in their plan to give relief to Incbvillnals, but that they
purpose to render assistance to Dis•ricts, Towns, Village*, or
oth r vices. , especially In aid of Local Committees or Societies,
it their ezertions for the Poor in those Neighbourhoods where
digress exists.
Since the bit Advertisement, assistance has beer. afforded to
theplaces under:thentioned
Midgley, mar Halifax
Swanage

06illey -
Wellington and its Salop
neighbourhood
Kingswlnford, Stafford.

I;wocurTiOul Dtnet

JUntlemt of Subscriptions already advertised . £39,179 2 4
Km. Mr. Justke Park .221 UIW. L. 1 1
la addition. to ZiOo al- K. W. 1 0
ready advertised of a G. A. Miter, Esq. 10 0
voluntarrubscription I Mrs. Rachel, A. 3. 10 0
ot One Day's Pay I Osgood Gee, Esq. Lo to
from she Officers, T. Barclay, Emi. 10 10
Don - Commissioned G. Barclay, Esq. 10 10
Officers, and Privates , 'funky and Ball 10 0
of that portion of the 'l'6e Officers and Privates
Royal Regiment of of the Royal ArtE: .y,
Artilkry, doing duty Chatham 9 8
in the garrison of Mr. L. :Finite 2 2
Woolwich and its vi- ' R. N. 1 1
unity. per Lieut.-Ge- Reynolds Sons, Esq. 10 10
Baal I. Ramsay 200 0 Robin,on and Hammond 10 10
Worshipful Company of The Worshipful Corti..
Cooper& 20 0 pany of Dyers 52 10
S. W. 2 0 l.ieuveoant G. spearing 1 1
C Gram, jun. Esq. 10 10 Mr. E. Bare • 5 0
Ralwrt Grant, Es+ 5 5 , John Dowdier, Esq. 10 0
(crate of Salisbury 10 0 i Jam's Bentley. £4 10 10
Wir. 1.. Fell 1 1 Sir Vicary Gibbs 30 0
G. feffer:, Esq. 20 0i A West-ludic Widow's
J. hifery, Esq. . It) 0 1 Mite
• B. ltffery, Esq. 10 oli Wor•hipful Society of
Nisi Jeffery 10 0 Apothecaries, Lontlan 105 0
Jib Eliot , Esq 20 0 Elie. Ann Way 10 0
OM Misses P. and ftm•ert Brine, Esq. . . 5 5
N.M. HutcLinson 5" 0 E. A. R. 1 1
Itessts. Cooper. James, Truman, Hanbury, and
and Son 25 0 Co. 100 0
d.l 1 1 I Severn, King, and Co. S 2 It)
W. G. CARTER, Sec. Temple-Chambers, I.ondon.

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Subscriptions are received for the Association by all the Bankers
of London and Westminster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-
House; and at the City of London 'tavern.
It is requested that all Letters from the Country to the Asso-
ciation be 'Petted to the Secretary, and put Under a cover,
addressed as lollows ;
Freati: Fretting,
Gei rai Foit-effet.
London, England, 1816-09-07

mined by moms of the Charlet, and las failed in respect to die
King ►y even insitine people m disobey hint. _
" 7berefors the Tribunal suppresses the work, eondenuts
A 14141 Vinson to three months imprisonment, leaving it to the
King's Agurstor to converse on this subject, if Ise thinks proper,
with the ecclesiastical superiors of Abbe Vinson; condentda.hlot
besides to an francs of line and to be two years under the ow-
valance of the Poljee; fires the amount of his bail at 500 francs,
.and orders him to pay all the expenses of the prosecution.
•s The King's Procurator Is also authorised to prosecute all
printers aed booksellers who shall in future circulate the said
We learn from Lille that the Mayor. of Honh*rgies
having been maltreated by a Russian soldier, the
King's Procurator of the Avesnes complained to the
Russian Commander in Chief, who, after investi-
gating the business, punished both the soldier and his'
Captain severely.
COURIER MTN ACM DI NA RV OF W EDE EST A Y IMENINO.

Yesterday there was a grand dinner and ball at Sir
Charles Stuart's, the English Ambassador. Every
person of distinction belonging to the Court of France
was present. The Duke de Berri was of the number.
We learn from Germany that M. Fouche, in going
from Dresden to Prague, neither passed through
Toplax nor Carlsbad.
Jean Joreth Dron, a labourer at Vitrimont, convic-
ted of parricide, was condemned, on the 29th of
August, by the Prevotal Court of the Department of
the Meurthe, to the punishment of death. He was
executed next day. He walked to the scaffold in his
shirt, barefooted, and had his right hand cut off.
London, England, 1816-03-09

awn= EXTRAORDINARY OT TUESDAY MORNING.

The Treaty of Peace of the 20th November last,
and the Conventions thereto annexed, having been
ratified by all the Powers who took part in it, the ex-
change of ratification took place at Paris in the ac-
customed form, in the course of January and Febru-
try, betwecn the Duke of Richelieu, Minister and
Secretary of State in the Department for Foreign
Affairs, and the Ambassadors of England, Russia,
Austria, and Prussia.

The King, by an Ordonnance of the 2d instant,
has appointed Count Caraman, Peer of France, his
Ambassador at the Court of Vienna, and the Marquis
of Bonnay, Peer of France, his Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlestpotentiAry at the Court of Berlin.
A medical man of alyeur, accused of having
hawked about a pretended Proclamation of the Usur-
per, has been imprisoned at Caen.

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF WEDNESDAY MORNING.

An Ordoonance of the King bears that there shall
be formed in each Canton, by the care of the Pre
feet, a gratuitous committee to superintend and en..
courage primary instruction. The Cantonal curate,
the Justice of the Peace, and the Principal of the
College, are to be Members as a matter of courses
The other members, to the number of three or four,
are to be chosen by the Rector of the Academy, from
the recommendation of the Sub-Prefect and Inspec-
tors of Academies.

There have been found in the archives of the king-
dom, the autograph of the testament of Louis XVI.
the minutes of the discourse which he pronounced to
the Convention after the pleadings of his defenders.
and several other documents in his hand-writing.
The E:•General Hullin, comprehended in the Or-
donnance of the 24th July, who passed some days at
Brussels, has set out for Moravia, where he purposes
to reside.
London, England, 1816-03-09

V7l

is signed on the Label, and 14, St. 11/bolo's-lane stamped in
the Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking bas induced
several base impostors to seU spurious compositions oudtr the
above name.

TO THB ADMIRBRS OF GLOSSY 800 15.
LADIES AND OZNTLILMLN,
T BEG leave most respectfully tu recommend to
JL you the use of my Invaluable Composition of JAPAt4
BLACKING, which preserves and softens the Leath. r, and im-
parts the most beautiful jet black ever beheld ; words cannot set
! forth i:s it it praise, nor its trattscendant qualifies be troll, k..own
but by ezpetgence.
•ift Ladles wilt find by the cnntlnued use of this eminently
superior Blacking, that their Half Boots and Walking Shoe, will
be kept soft and pliable, and resist damp, with the eletincies of a
brilliant lustre. A shire Bottle may be bad, as spec.men, at my
Manufactory, and by the principal &own:kers, Oilmen, awl
Pertunters, at all the great Towns in the Kingdoin.—l have rue
honour to be, Ladies and Geutlenien, your nio.t obedient and
humble servant, RICHARD TURNER.
No. 114, Loudon-road, Southwark, Nov. 1, tals.
ADEN l'S.

John Diaper, Portsmouth; Cbamberv, Mills, DalsboiShovel-
ler, and Webber, sen. Gosport ; Allen, Page, 'ltoad, Gilbert, and
Mew, Portwa ; Kallie, Leggett, Stokes, Sbackell, Shutter, Frtneh,
and Squill, Post Office, Yarmouth, isle of Wight ; and may be
had of ene or snore Shopkeepers in all the principal rowers to
the Kingdom.
Ladies' Boots, by the mad this Blacking, will experience a
issue and jet black equal to warmish.
Remark. Country Shopkeepers may be supplied wl•h this
Blacking, in Sixpenny, Shilling. and Eighteenretitay bottles, by
addressing their commands to the War( house, where a single
bottle may be had as 4 sample ; or by applying through, the um.
diem (lithe Wholesale Houses.
London, England, 1816-03-09

PARIS, MARCH 6.

A grand levee was held at Court oo Sunday, which
was numerously attended. His Majesty continues
to enjoy good health, and takes an airing daily.

M. Villedeuil, formerly one of the Ministers of
Louis XVI. has arrived in Paris from London. The
King received him very graciously on Sunday.
The fat simile of the testamentary letter of the un-
fortunate Queen. of France, gives the most striking
resemblance possible of the original : even the very
tears which flowed from the eyes of the Princess in
writing these affecting lines are marked on the paper.
She had first dated it on the 15th, but she wrote over
this date the 16th October,' thinking that the fatal
16th had commenced, 'since she vote at half put
four in the morning.

Messrs. Bruce, Wilson, and Hutchinson, have pre
sented a requeit to the Procureur General, to the
effect of obtaining for their Counsel the communica-
tion of the documents in their process.. This demand,
they said, was founded on Article 217 of the Code
of Criminal Instruction. The request was answered
in the negative, conformably to the Laws.
Yesterday the Tribunal of Correctional Plaice con-
demned no unfortunate female,„ named Henrietta
Locket. aged 32 years, to six months imprisonment,
50 francs of fine, &c. for seditious cries. After
hearing her sentence, she again cried •" Vive l'Em-
pereur !" The Tribunal immediately called her
back, proceeded to a new trial, and condemned her
to five years' imprisonment, 200 francs fine, five
years of surveillance, and 500 francs of sureties. On

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leasing the Court, Miss Lueket again &media Vile
l'Empereur." •
.Leon, who was convicted of assassinating his m's-
tress, suffered death at four o'clock yesterday on the
Placa de Greve. From the Conciergerie to the scar.
I fold he evinced much firmness, but the sight of thi
• instruments of death excited a convulsive shudder of
horror and affright.
Fifty thousand pieces of forty francs were struck
at the Mint about a week ago.
It appears certain that Charles IV. is about to
return to Spain from Rome.
The Jews of Leghorn have offered to fit out a fri-
gate to act against the Barbary Powers.
The Duke of Luxembourg leaves Paris this day.
' A young man was shot at and severely wounded, a
few days back, at the village of Ltc wr, by his own
brother, while !riding a young female to church to
be married. The assassin escaped. It is said he dis-
liked his brother's choice, and preferred murdering
him, to seeing him marry the girl.
Count Noailles, who goes as French Minister to St.
Petersburg!), had his last audience on Sunday.

General Martial has received permission from his
Majesty to wear the.insignia of the Order of William,
presented to him by the King of the Neaerlan,h.

The Monks of La Trappe have a residence at So
ligni, department• de l'Orne. Their discipline is, if
possible, more severe than ever.
The inhabitants of Cognac have testified their
loyalty by carrying the bust of his Majesty through
the principal streets, and then depositing it with great
pomp in their high Court of Justice.
London, England, 1816-03-09

NAVY EITIMATt&

Mr. TIERNEY observed, that the Right Ho-
nourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer bad stated
to the House at the commencement of the Session,
that the number of men required for the Navy clarity,
the present year was 30.000, and the sum £3,000,000,
but that £4,000,000 more might be required. He
now. however, found, by the papers laid before the
House, that instead of £4,000,000, the additional
sum would be £6,000,000.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that it was certainly true that the amount of the
Supply required for the Navy, would be considerably
more than he had, by mistake, stated. He had for-
got, in making his statement to the House, to make
the allowance for the Transport service.
Mr. TIERNEY said, that this would make some
difference in the balancing of the Supplies with the
Ways and Means.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
replied, that the differences would be very trifling.
Lord PALMERSTON moved, that there should
be laid before the House a Return of the number of
Troops required for the different Military stations in
Great Britain. The motion being agreed to, the
Return was immediately presented, and ordered to
lie on the Table.

Mr. WYNNE said, that as it had been stated
that the number of Guards required for the Metropolis
was 9.20, be wished to know how they were posted.
Lord PALMERSTON replied, that this Return
contained a statement of the distribution of the troops
on the home district.
London, England, 1816-03-09

BONAPARTE.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, that on
Moday next he would move for leave to bring in a
IBill for the more effectually securing the person of
Napoleon Bonaparte.
Mr. TIERNEY asked, whether it was true that
the Governor of St. Helena was to have a salary of
£lO,OOO
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that he had no
knowledge at present on the subject. The Honour.
able Gentleman to whose department it belonged was
not now in the House.
London, England, 1816-03-09

CUSTOM-HOUSE, PLYNICA/ I H.

On Tuzsomr, the 19th March, MO, ar. len o'clock In the
Forenoon, in this Office,

TH E UNDER-MENTIONED G 0 0 DS,
the same having been seized ant t. condemned, viz.
Foreign Brandy, Rum, and Geneva, Wine, Cordials, .I.obacen,
Tea, Snuff, Smutted Salim], Arrie.v Root, Hair Powder, Se-
gal's, Chocolate, Coffee, Salt, 'tamarinds, Sugar, Sugar Candy,
Pepper, Cordage, Mahogany, Mualins, Caoras, Cambric, Eau
de Cologne, Pickles, Birds of Paradise, China. Classes, Nan-
keen, Cotton Stockii.3s, Lace, Deals, Ms.is, Spars. Sails, Blocks,
Anchors, TintlSer, Creepers, Ropes, Boats, Cable, Muskets,
'sun powi!er, &a_
NOTE-.-No Sp.r:ts or Wine can he Sill for !L.'s Price than the
Amount of Duties, or Free for Exportation,
At the same t'me will b. Sold, a Parcel of OLD STORES,
returned from :he Lapwing, Drake, and Busy Revenue Cutters,
and two Broker, up Boats. Also, the lc:Bowing Prize and other
Goo.ls, fur i'ayntent of Dules and Charges, the same having
lain tis ,:ie Warehouses beyond the time allo.vei by Law, or
given op for the Duties :—Wine, Chocola.e, Candles,
Iron, Iron Hoops, Iron Ware, Machinery, Worm Seed,
Platting for Matta, lime Joke, Vinegars, Salt, Ponsztutn,
Books, Vet mccelli. Wire, Iron Nail., snuff, Cork:, 'eaves, Frank-
incense, Feltzar Water, Camels' Hair, Cotton Wool, imply
Casks, Ridge Tiles, Pic:lnes, &c.
Ihe Goods may be viewed at the Ware-Houses, two days
before the day of Sale only. by applying at this (Mice.
London, England, 1816-01-04

THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1816.

--.

Shnrtly mill be published,
OBSERVATIONS .on BANKS for SAVINGS.
lly ►he R Mtn GEORGE ROSE.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. tiatehard,

FOR YOUNG. PEOPLE.
flt dvr wag puhl4ihea. in tamo. price Ss. half bland.
EADINGS ON POETRY.-By RICHARD
L0V.:1.1. EDGEWORTH and MARIA EDGE-
WI 6 R
:h.hll4ted by R. Hunter, Successor to J. Johnson, 72, St.
Paul'• Church yard.

COMMIiSIONS WANTED

VOR the Sale of SHEEPS' WOOLS, DYERS'
A: WOODS, SOAP, and ItIDIEID, at Huddersfield, York-
shire.--Satisfactory references will be given of the Advertiser's
respectability to any person wishing to employ a broker there.
Please te. address it. O. at the Posi-05e1nuldersiPd.
London, England, 1816-01-04

DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.

IIHESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
in the private praotice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; and from their great success in many obstinate
bilious disorders, on numerous Patients of distinction. parti.
culirly the Duke of BEDFORD, the -Dowager Lady SAY
and SELF, the Viscountess BULKEI.EY, &c. ar.c. he was per.
suadcd to offer them t. the Public, under the sanction of their
names.

They are found to be an incomparable remedy for indiges.
tion, and restoring the tone of the stomach. They remove ha•
hitual and tt mporary coativeness, sick head-achs, and hean-burn,
whether arising from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intem.
perate diet, or drinking to excess, and will be found a most
valuable Medicine to be resorted to upon every indisposition, oe.-
mooned by disordered state of the Stomach and Bowels.
Sold by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London;
in hoses At 2. skl. 6s. and 2111. and also by the principal Book-
sellers and Medicine Venders in every Town.

THE CASE OF A NOBLEMAN.
BY desire of a Nobleman, aged .54, Mr. R TUE*
publishes the following Case, that persons in a siudiar svag
may know what will relieve them :
Vexation and Afilictinn brought on, many years sine., Netvme
Complaints, Kelaxatlor, and Debility : immense qiiantities of Me-
dicines impaired his stomach, and produced Acidity and Flan-
k:ice, and a tram of nervous affez:iints, 'which molested peace,
comfort, and erjoyment,,lty irritations, humors, fears, tient'ilings,
id gout 7, transitiAt pains ; and his head was grievuoidl- di,' relied
with liiseivir,s.,!itia.tin is, ridfliness, /Ice. In this ' citable state,
Laving, as be believe', gone ll:rough the whole M.rcrla Medics,
he bad recourse to Ryiner's Cardiac and Nervous i.inc•ut.e. from
• the duly w.e cif which he oh:mined most com:orteble rtliel.
N. B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, for Advice or Nl,dicires, will be
duly aireade I to—Reigate, knit.
tioiet Wholesale and Acted by Mr. It ymer's Apptilittniem, by
Nle,srs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. lU, idow Church-
yatd ; and Retail by smith,la il, No. oil, I iaymarket ;
t. oval sciange ; Baton a:.d Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbs.ry
and bon, e;, at. Paul's Church-yard ; J. Harris, eorti..r of Led-
sire-weer: and by every Vender or Patent edic:nos in the
United Kiegilotti, iu lso:iles, at its rid. his. 175 ; and in ont ;, at
3 ~ In which there is a considerable
(If whom may be hail, pi ice ' butts tiS, Eigh:h inn,
A I ract upoil tiyspepsy, ur Imligestion, and the Hypoctiondriall
Disease; and upon the 'Tifton •iatory or Regular Gout, and the
Atonic, Irregthar, or Flying Gout : with varlet's Cases of Nervous
Bilious, Paralytic, and :spasmodic Affections ; Diseases of Hestia-
:ion and Debility ; Broken Constitution ; Habits imputed by In-
temperance, Climate, Ice. Together with the specifica inn to the
medical virtues of that extraordinary Patent Medicine, the Car-
diac and Nervous Tincture; and of the various Diseases and
Complaints in which it is administered; and of its Do.see, elects,
&e. By James Rymer, Surgeon.
London, England, 1816-12-10

THE CHEAPEST AND BLS r mytuciNes FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, Aign HLAS.

CHURCH's COUGH DROPS for recent Colds,
obstinate Camila, and confirmed Asthmas,stand unrivalled.
Its reputation,for fifteen years past, and the various testimonies
of its efficacy, is a sufficient-proof of the estimatibn in which it
is held for aU Asthmatic Affections, recent Colds and Coughs,
however obstinate,, and aU,Pultnosary Complaint. As a prod,
the following inuanceia inserted :
To Messrs. Su4w and EDWARDS.
" Ilinninghatn, March 16.
g! Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certfly the vette of
that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough Drops, I send you the
fallowing case, at the particular request of the patient.
" MILLS SWIKNET."

" Sir—l cannot aulsdeatly acknowledge the cure I have re-
aebred from Church's Cough Drops. A moss suffocating Asth
omit Cough, during the winter, mallard me so severely, that I
expected nothing less than death every minute; one bottle re-
lieved me considerably, mid. four more perfectly restored me.
Your sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your humble
servant, TIOMAII IDMIINDS."
Sold by Edwards, 66, on the Footway. St. Pad's Church- ,
yard; Royal Exchange; Sanger, Oxford-street ; sod Ward,
'None can be genuine except Shaw and Edwards, ec,
St.laxol% Chants-yard,* is engraved on the stamp, Price 2s. 9d.
nni *obis am 4.4 Id. per bush. • •
London, England, 1816-12-10

ArifrAL II'IELLIGENCE.

The Company's slip Turmas Gamma, from
China, arrived at St. Helena the nil, and sailed from

thence ou the 25th Octoiler.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 7.
Arrived the lnderendent, tiiom Malaga for Hon I
and the Sarah, DuNN, from Viana.
_Sailed the Da•

nisli Wig Grafi, Von liernstntlf, tor Antwerp.

FLY MOl' 111, DECEMBER 8.

Captain KING, the EfizA (Arrived here from the
Tae Fraucel, rev,: ,s, that, on the :sth September.
the sh;p Olielit arrived at the Isle of France from
Calcutta : on the 9.t>th September spoke two whalers
oil the Cape of Gond Hope, one calved the Reward,
Rictmons, the name of the other unklown: they
informed him thAt the ship to leeward was the Union
extra ship, 40 days from Bt:mbay, all well.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER P.
Arrived the Gallant, BLVTII, from Tenerife for
gunderland ; Frederick, BARBER, from St. Übe's ;
Barossa transport, from the Brazils; his Majesty's
ship Rosaaro, from a cruize ; Henry, FROST, from
the Mediterranean ; John and Elizabeth, HAMMOND,
from Sicily ; and Speedy, StstoN, from Taragona.—
Sailed his Majesty's ship ALPHEUS, for Chatham.
On the 22d November .the Barossa fell in with the
Hibernia, DAVIS, from the Azores for Madeira, in a
sinking state, and one man washed overboard. She
had been blown nut of Gracia harbour with only a
few pipes-of brandy on board. The crew were taken
on board the Barossa, and the vessel went down soon
atter.—Wind S.
DOVER; DECEMBER 9.
Arrived off this Port the North American, CHILLS,
from Baltimore for Bremen.
ZEAL, DECEMBER s:
Arrived and sailed for the River, his Majesty's
ship Azrueus from the Westward ; the Prince of
Waterloo, from Virginia; Diana, from the Medi.
terranean ; San Antonia, from Bilboa ; the Smyrna,
from Smyrna ; and James and Charlotte, from Leg.
horn—the latter remains. Came down from the
River and remain, the Malabar, Montreal packet ice.
Maranham, Riga and England for Jamaica, Bers.7
tot Grenada, and Elizabeth for Berbice.—Wind S.
London, England, 1816-12-10

BREAD To Ms Majesty's Land Forees in Cantonments, Quar-

Counties and Islands:
Rutland,
Somerset.

ten, and Barracks,ln the
Durham, (Including Jersey,
Holy Island), Oxford,
Guernsey,
BEEF and MUTTON—To Ms Majesty's Land Forces In Can-
tonments, Quarters, and Barracks, Is the
Counties t
Derby, Lancaster,
Durham, (Including Leicester,
Holy Island),

York.

OATS—To his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar-
zers, in the under-mentioned Counties :
Bedford, Hertford, Oxford,
Bucks, Huntingdon, Salop.
FORAGE. viz. OATS, HAY, and STILAW.-.TO his Majesty's
Cavalry In Barracks, and Oats and Cantonments and Quarters,
in the undermentioned Counties in South Britain'
Hants, (including the Isle of And in the several Counties
Wight), in North Britain.
Somerset,

That the Dave's?s are to commence on and for the 25th day
of January net; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and marked,
" Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or
before Tuesday, the Sist day of December, (but none will be
received after twelve o'clock on that day), and, if sent by post,
the postage must be pelt

Proposals must be made separately for each County and
Island, except for the Counties comprising North Britain, 14:.srth
and South Wales, all of which must be ir.clsded in one Tender,
and each Proposal mine have the Letter which is annexed to
the 'reader properly filled up, by two Persons of known property
engaging no become bound with the Party tendering in the amount
imitsatt 411.%. printed 111. aemoinen -forweise sane peritoneum* of
the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed units. made on
a printed Tender, and the prices ezpressed in words at length.
And should it so happen that during the continuance of the Con-
tract no l'ronps should be stationed or supplied in the County,
the expense of the Contract and Bord, paid in the first instance
by the Contractor. to be refunded to him by the Commissary in
Chief.

Particubrs of the Contracts may be had upon application at
No. 85, Great George-street, Westminster, between the hours
of eleven and five; and at the Office of Deputy Commistary-Ge-
seral Young, Edinburgh.

P.S. Samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the Once
between the boors of twelve and two.
London, England, 1816-12-10

TiiiEAST-IN NOMA, Neradvr 27, 1116.
HE COURT of CIVICS of the UNTIED
COMPANTI MR ANTS g ENGLAND, Oa%
&Ms BAST INDIAS,* /ureic Ow woke, •
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at their
Howe, on Leadenhall-street. on WEDNESDAY, the 11ilt De-
cember nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the special
-purpose of laying before the Proprietors, °Papers received from
India respecting the progress and termination of the lace War
with Napaul, and Resolutions of Thanks adopted in consequence
the Unurt of iSirectors. • . •
The above-mentioned Papers are now open for the inspection
of the Proprietors at this Hou.e.
JAME,' COBB, Seertfary.
London, England, 1816-12-10

7!!E

- .
ThUrs3ay a detachment of the 9. 1s t regtmenteg•
rived at Pt mouth, from the Cape of Good Hope..
Saturday a detachment tit 200 of the 51st.. RegiT
meat of F:v:, with their beautiful band tit bugles.
and nailitary rn.:sic, arrived at Brighten .from Chi•
cl,rster, in or!er to assist in the duty at de l'aviiion.
Sunday a geaerd papule of the Regiment and the
10th Hussars took placestkhen the latter was reliored
from guard by the infantry of t..? 51st.
A fine detachment of the Stith Regiment, destined
to relieve the company of the 5-1:0t, har been landed
in Douglas, sle of Man.
A detachment belonging to the 55th regiment,.
which has been for scene time claim,. Garrison due, at
Milford Hay.a. marched on Saturday for Er stele
having been relieved by a.Company from the S3th
reiyi3aent. •
*Thursday a Company of the 311 Foot, from New.
castle, marched in:o Carlisle City, to remain during
winter.

Last week, three privates of the €2.7tb Regiment;
belonging to a party called out on • revenue duty.
were lost in the lake, near Enniskilk.i, in consequence
of the boat upsetting on their passage from the Mill
land to 111 w Island, where a seizure had been made.
There were four men on board when the accident
L.tppe!ed, but one of them, a Corporal, being an ex.
pert swimmer, saved his life, but the other three were
drowned.

Tuesday the 92.1, (or Gordon Highlanders) were
reviewed, on liurittsfield Links, near Edinbut th, by
their Colonel, the Earl of lionErourc, accompanied
by Major General floPe. commanding the Forces i:t
North Britain, aud his Staff. The Regiment made
a flae appearance, and went through their different
evolutions and firings much to the satisfaoion of
their Noble Commander, and a number of Military
Gentlemen who were present. His Lordship gave
a sumptuous dinner at Oman's, in the afternoon, t o
the Officers Of the corps, and several uf this friends.
London, England, 1816-12-10

MUSTY CORN.

Corn in this state is found very bitter when ground I
into flour, and almost quite unfit for the purposes of
the Baker ; and the discovery of some means to fit
such corn for the sustenance of life, has long been a
desideratum. Could this be accomplished at such a
moment as the present, there would be an instant
and considerable fall in the markets, because the da-
maged corn would, as a matter of necessity and pru-
dence, be first consumed, and the good corn would
`remain in store for seed, and for our supply next

summer.
It cannot fail to diffuse a general joy to be informed
that this desideratum has happily been accomplished.
Mr. I-Ltrcuarr, of Roehampton, having made a
variety of experiments on grain, to discover a method
of rendering that which is musty or otherwise im-
paired in warehouses, perfectly sweet; and has com-
municated the results in a letter to Sir JOSILPH
Ban. which has been read to the Royal Satiety. The
following is his process, Which eau be performed with
London, England, 1816-12-10

GRAVESEND, DECEMBER 8.

Arrived the Peadure, Aranca, from Gijon ; Duke of York,
Fryer, from Rotterdam; Mary, Pidgeon, from Antwerp;
Gainsbre% Hislor, from Liebau ; Kitty, Bell, from ram;
Sprightly, Blair, front Buenos Ayres; ke'reit, Remy,' from la.
malca • Eleanor, Ellis, from Malaga; Par:ridge, Anderson,
from Bombay; Union, Head, from Wreaford ; kweretta, Ar-
clay, from Quebec. Sailed the Ajax, homes, for India; Reward,
Barclay; V. J. Vinct, t; mitli; Ajar, Tyler, for Jamaica; Flora,
Head, for Barbadoes; Albion, Whiteman, for Genoa.
CUSTOM-HOUSE, DECEMBER 9.
SHIPS ENTLCZD INWARDS-lhe Lively, Buys, and the To.
leniachus Phipps, from Gijon ; the Enterprize, Dryborougb,
from Oporto; the Marianna and Vrow Elizabeth, from Amstar.
dam; lirothock, Thomas, and Vrow Teta Longe, from St. Übei;
Neptune, Dawson, from Torch; Pomona, from Plymouth;
Brothers, Stamp, from Batavia; Malvsna, Barrett, from Gib-
rahar ; Alice, Peters, from Antwerp; Georgia Packet, Thorn.
ton, and Psyche, Erskine, from Malaga.
OUTWAR Ds --1 he Elranor, Evans, for Cork; Exmouth, Aken,
for Madeira, Cape of Good lope, Madros, and &not ; Cele' .
ras, Linger, for Bour,'eaux ; Princess of Wales, Stuart, tor Cala' ;
O'lve Bratch, Mann, for Guernsey and Jertoy ; and Harmon),
Hemphr.yh,tur Dubin.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS.

Captain Thomas Brown i 3 appointed to she ordinary seraireat
Sheerness; Lieut. the Nun. James Boyle, to the Hazard; bent,
Dombraln to be Inspector of prtvcitive Boats under Capt. Hat.
chett ; Mr. Thos. Day, to be Clerk in the same department; Mr.
w. warders to be Surgeon of tke Lange; Mr: N. P. O'Callaghan,
to be Surgeon of the Ty Can; Mn Thos. Cozen, late Carpenter of
the Assistance prison ship, to be Carpenter of hi: Majesty's ship
Wassenur, at Chatham, fitted as a po4rder depot.
Thirtrthree Mates and Midshipmen passed titer examined,
for Lieutenants at the Royal Naval College, last week.
It is told .t stood 04 front the first day et neat month all young
gentlemen passing for Lieutenants are to be examined as to their
knowledge of
London, England, 1816-12-10

GERMAN PAPERS.

NUREMBERG, NOVEMBER 28.
At the market in Munich the prices of corn again
fell considerably. The decline has been on an average
in the two last markets from eight to ten florins, and
the large quantities of all kinds of grain that remained
unsold, sufficiently prove that there is no scarcity.
The well known Adam Muller, the soothsayer, as
he calls himself, stopped one day (24th November)
at Erfurt, on his way to Berlin. This man confide*
entirely in. his reputation, has no passports with him,
ibut "hews, in order to legitimate himself, letters from
several German Sovereigns. Nature has given him
a robust constitution, but he appears to prefer travel-
ling and prophesying, to the occupations to which he
was born. He has left with many of those who saw
him, specimens of his talents, by way of remembrance.
The tranquillity of Europe, he says, will not last
longer thanito the summer of 1817, when, through the
instigation of the French, the war will again break
out, but France will be overpoweted by the victorious
allies, and the monarchy will be destroyed, by being
divided among different branches.
There is much reason to doubt whether his recep-
tion at Berlin will be such as he desires.

LOWER ELBE, NOVEMBER 20. -

It is said that, on the part of a Northern Court, a
Note has been delivered to the French Government,
in which it is declared that the interest of the first
Court is so intimately connected with that of Sweden,
that it must consider any attack upon the latter king-
dom, or the new dynasty which the Swedish nation
has chosen, as directed against itself, and will employ
every effort to preserve the Swedish throne in its pre-
sent integrity, u well as to maintain the new-dynasty
upon the throne.

BERLIN, NOVEMBER 25.
A duel has taken place between Colonel Thiele,
Aide de Camp to the King, and Captain Gottech-
syvky, late Aide de Camp of General Ziethen, in
which the first is said to be shot.
BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 4.

From a Magazine published in Dutch at Amster-
dam, it is proved from new documents that are very
authentic, that it is not to Columbus or to Vespusius
that we owe the discovery of America, but to Martin
.Behens, a native of Nuremberg, in Franconia.—
He was a most learned geographer, astronomer, and
navigator; he sailed in 1459, with a vessel equipped
by the orders of Isabella,daughter of John IL King
of Portugal, who was at that time Governessof Bur-
gundy and Flanders :he first discovered Fapl, wish,
London, England, 1816-12-10

the adjacent Islands called Ate Azores, which bore
for a long time the name of the Isle of the Flemings.
He inhabited for twenty Years that city, where he
established a Colony of FleMings. Eight years before
the expedition of Columbus, in 1484, he secretly ap-
plied to John 11. Who equipped a flotilla to give him
all kinds cf succours. Dehens first discovered the
Brazils, penetrated as far as the Straits of Magellan,
and visited the country inhabited by the Patagonians.
He made a map of his discoveries, delivered it to the
King, and sent a copy of it to Nuremberg, his native
city, where it is still preserved in the Archives of the
City. —lt was after the inspection of this map that
Columbus undertook his expedition.
London, England, 1816-12-10

ON WARREN'S BLACKING.

A Thief, who one day of antscience was lacking,
Broke into a house—whin, lo ! as he past,
A Boot, well polish'd with fanl WARRILN.II Blacking,
Retested his face.—and he new off aghast
Thus a robb'ry was stop'd, and a man sav'd from death,
By refection so bright.from Warren's black jet;
Theo let us applaud, whilst Life gives us breath,
'fit fated Warren's sun in darkness is set!
The man who thus 'saves the law from invasion,
Will command the support of those who are wise;
And now we possess the glorious occasion,
, We'll echo his Blacking till echo replies!
TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS.
TfiE superior qualities of WARREN's JAPAN
I.IQUID BLACKING have induced several base impostors
to sell spurious Compositions under the above name, to detect
which, observe none are genuine unless
London, England, 1816-12-10

ge d Iv.

Is signed on the Label.
to. Ladies will also find by the condnued use of this Blacking,
their Half-boots and walking Shoes, will experience the must ex-
quisite jet black lustre ever beheld, they will be rendered water
proof, and will not soil the clothes.
Sold Wholesale by R. Warren, (removed to No. 30, Strand) ;
and Retail by most Bout Makin, Oilmen, Grocers, and Per-
fumes, in London, and in every Town in the Kingdom, ha stone
Bottles, 6d. 101 and ls. 6d. each.
N. B. Ask for Warren's Blacking.
London, England, 1816-10-22

eRAArii Dalai? CAALTON Mess.

A Grand Dinner was given by the Pangs REOENT
on Sunday at Ciirlten.House, to Prince GOTECHA-
KOPP, upon his arrival in England. The Royal do.
mestics, on the occgsion, appeared in their State uni.'
Corms and liveries, and every thing was couJacted,
with great splendour.
• Anl^T,i,, the company invited to meet the Palace
were—Pr-nice and Princess Esnutuazsr, the Duke de
BOLTRD.,X, the Marquis 01 HEADFORT, the Count anti
Countess LII.VEV, Count %VI ITGENSTEIN, Madame
Naaisatm. Monsieur de Melt Axis. Monsieur PFEFFEL,
Count PAMELLA, Count FANAN MENEY I,hEDE. Lord
FIFE, Sr. H. and Lidy GEAWIANA WELLESLrY,
Lord WILLIAM GIRD *r. Lord St. HELEvs, Sir BEN-
JAMIN BLOOM FIELD, Monsieur POGGENPOHL, 311 d Mon-
sieur PoLITI kV, •

Atter tea and coffee were served up, some Sacred
Music was performed, to which the emuntess LIMN,
who is a finished mnsici en, presided at the Piano..
forte. The company was highly gratified.

Iii.4I2RUCE IN HIGH LIFE.

Yesterday was married, by special licence, at St.
James's Church, by the Hon. and Rev. 'lmams
MousoN, the Right Hon: the Earl %tonics anal of
WARWICK' to the Right Hon. Lady Moussiu. The
bride was attend?d at Church by the relatives of the
joint families, and was given away by her father, the
Earl of Merrnlitot,cm, who afterwards had a magni-
ficent bre.►ktast at his house in Piccadilly, which was
honoured by the presence of his Royal. Highness the
Duke of CLARENCE' together with the Earl and
Countess of HARDWICKR, Earl and Countess of
Essex, the Dowager Countess of MExannouon, Vis-
count Poutrzorox, V►sconnt and V►scountess ASII•
BROOK, the Ladies Gasvm.a, General Sir CHARLES
GrREVILLE, K.B. Lord GRANTHAM, the Donner
Lady MONSON' the Misses MUNSON, Mr. and Mrs.
ARBUTHNOT' Hon. Mr. SAVILLE' &c. At two
o'clock the bride was handed to the carriage by his
Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE' when the
Earl and Countess of WARWICK left town for the
seat of the Earl of obaitlßY, on their way to War-
wick Castle. His Royal Highness the PRINCE Re-
GENT had signified his intention of honouring the
bridal party with his presence at breakfast, but was
I prevented by urgent business.
London, England, 1816-10-22

ME JIMA.

The 58tli and 61st Regiments have etntar+►ced for
Jamaica. not, as has been eireneobsly reported, in
conseqnence of zny alarm for the pease of that island,
but to relieve the 18th, which has been there thirteen
years, and the remainder of the 101 at. The York
Volunteers, composA entirely of foreigners, will, it is
thought, be brought home and disbanded.
The Officers and Non-commissioned Officers now
under a course of ►nstruction in Dublin in cite new in.
fantry sword exercise, are nearly complete in the drill.

Some of the Cavalry Regiments have also adopted
this exercise, as it is found to improve them, in addi-
tion to the system of the sword exercise fur some time
practised by the Cavalry.
London, England, 1816-12-28

lists day was pub shed, in foolscap aro, a new Edition, Wes.
ward by Engravings, price Ts. boards, of
riCHE PLEASURES of HOPE, with other Poem;.
By THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, Ornte, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh.
Of whole may be bad, by the ante Author,
oaarati et of Wroartmes, or the PICUNISTLVANIAN COTTACIII
*tt osbor Poems. In foolscap Mrs. the Bildt Edittgd, with
Engraving. Price 91 boards.
London, England, 1816-12-28

PARIS, DECCIVIBER gf.

Yesterday, at three o'clo:k, there was a meeting
o! the Ministers a: the h.)use of the Duke de Riche'
iiL.3.

rARti, DEMMER. 25.
Ti-.c day 1-efore ycsterd iy the King tran:acted
-t..6otoss w:tb Cntint Corvetto and Count de Cates.
gajest v's health is completely re-establkhed. The
King ':ont:nues to ht.ar tnass in 14s apartments.
1 ter 11.,;yal Hii.;hr.ess the Duchess of ilnlouleme
paid a visit the t!ay before y _sterday tolier Royal Hi:p-
-ne,lf the Deehess of Berri, et the Elysee Bent-bor.
The Duke de 1.1 C:atte, first retitle:F:ln of the
King's Cbamber, celses iris f•itictions ft: !his year
to-day. His Elcellcncy is replaced by Dults: tie
Duras.

Str Henry Wellesley Las at rived at Madrid. The
Minister Cevallos had not quitted the capital, and no
decree had yet appeared in the Gazettes countersigned
by his successor.
General Boucher, Director-General of the Royal
P. lytechnic School, had the honour of presenting to,
his Royal Highness the Doke of Augoulvme, Pro-
tector of the estabiishment, the Inspectors and Pm.
fessors of the Institution. His Royal Highness re;
ceived them in the most gracious manner :—« Gentle-
men (said the Prince), I am certain that in teaching
your pupils the sciences, which may render them use-
ful to their country, you will also inculcate in their
minds sentiments of religion, without which there is
no morality in a State, and feelings of love and fide-
lity which they owe to the King, w can
cause the happiness of France, and w
fore without relaxation."
General Vandamme is at this mo er-
dam, where it is s•'id he is soliciting pe 'on to
embark for the United States.
Marshal Davoust has arrived in Paris.
Savary, Duke of Rovigo, was condemned w-
day, by the Second Council of War, to drat ,1111;
contumacy.
The Royal Lancasterian system, so named after
its celebrated founder, has been adopted at Genoa by
the congregation of St. Philippe.Neri, for the educa-
tion of youth. A learned Brother, named Joseph
Locallelli, has set out from Milan to obtain some
Masters from Mr. Lancaster.
The day before yesterday„at eleven o'clock, eleven
men were exposed in the pillory at the Palace of
Justice, for having committed robberies on the high-
way : among them was a father and his son. They
are all condemned to perpetual hard labour, and to
be branded on the back with the letters T. P. No-
thing could equal the impudence of these mit.erable
creatures all the time of their exposal. They braved
the infamy with which they were covered.
At one o'clock the same day there was also
posed at the same place a young man, aged IC,
named Montpellier, condemned to perpetual hard
labour for burglary.
There were yesterday several women exposed,
mostly fur theft.
London, England, 1816-12-28

SILVER CURRENCY.

For these two or three d afs oast the retail
this great City, and all classes of labourers, h;
fered the greatest inconvenience, by some in.(
people having spread a report that, on the r:
appearance of the new coinage, none of t.!e
sixpences will be received in exchange. So gi
bccn the alarm excited by this nonsense, ti
the business of the Pu'ilic Offices has been int(
by applications to obtain a remedy, and En
plaints arising out ef quarrels originating in
sal t'i take these sixpences in payment for necessa,
We trust that the following Official Deets—
which has been printed, and posted throughout ,
don, will serve to allay all alarm, and prevent
further inconvenience on this subject :
SILVER CUR RENCY.
" December 47,
" wher.as K./icon inconvenience has been felt bp;
and particnla,ly by Poor Persons, by re.i,on o Tradeneep
(Alters Refusing to take in Payment PLAIN Sututocs -
er Picts, of tie Current Con of the Realm, under the
idea that such Sly-thugs anl Sixpences w.ll not be taken
cbarBe for the New COINAGE, on account of their
nished in weigh', and the impression worn W.
" *lbis is to give Notice, That all such Shillings said ,
althou4h quite plain, and rtdueed in weight, as can biteatoasikg
to be Standard Silver, will be reedyl3 . crier ~
to,
New SILVER COINAGE, ands great p * ltor mh ste
Shillings and Sixpences are in circulation.
64 All persons are therefore cautioned against refs'
in payment SKILLINGS and SIXPENCES DI the A idyl
•rrou, as they will answer the same at their peril.
4, BY AUTHORITY,
London, England, 1816-01-03

-IVAPAL INTALL.IGENCL

The Govern:neat packet Greyhound, Ric*, from
Ces* to Bristol, with passengers, was totally Inst on
the Cidvet Sands the night of the 29th nit. and all on
board perished.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 2.
Arrived his Majesty's ships GANYAIRDR, from a
cruise; and Jar.ouss, from Barbadoes ; Adam, COLS-
MAN, from the Downs. Sailed the Upton Castle,
Buarr, for Bombay; British Army, ?Amami, for
Bengal; Brother., STAMP, for Batavia ; Woodford,
BRADY, for the Cape and Isle. at France; Malvina,
Buaamos, for Gibraltar; Friendship, SMITH, for
Jamaica; Dorothy, WILLINGTON, for Madeira ; Wil-
liam and Alfred, for Antigua, with about 16 others,
and five transports, for St. Helena, with troops.
London, England, 1816-05-04

RICHMOND HILL.

Elegant Spaelung FAMILY RESIDENCE, beautiful Flak.
SURZGROUNDS and LAWS by the River Side, COT-
TAGES, GARDENS, and LAND.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-Huns., 'Cliange•Alley, Omaha!, on
Tnu Repair, May 16,1816, at 'Twelve o'Clock,
ATRULY &moan! and Highly Admired
FAMILY MANSION, with Dices of all Descriptions,
The RESIDENCE and PROPER FY of a NOBLEMAN;
Situate nearly on the Summit of RICHMOND HILL, com-
manding most Interesting and delightful Views; screened from
the Road by a Wall and lofty Plas.tatiotts; surrounded by Plea-
sure-Grounds, and Shrubberies, la'd out with considerable taste,
and in great beauty and perfection; intersected by Gravel Walks,
and planted with the choicest Fruit 'Frees and viluable Shrubs;
Hot and Green Houses; rich Lawns sloping to the West towards
the River, and communicating to the Lower Road;' Cottages, &c.
A spacious Lawn opposite, wi;h extensive. frontage to the
River, Shady Walks, and Pleasure Grounds, olnamented with
rich Form Trees, Evergreeni, &c. A very elegant Pavilion,
finished in the Italian style, and enclosed; an open Pavilion, cont.
mending views of • the beautiful scenery and wiedlngs of ihe.l
River. The whole, in exiellent order, and a itesidence adapted
for a Family of the first distinction. Adjoining is_ a compact
Leasehold Dwelling-house, fronting the Lower (toad. At a short
distance. a capital Kitchen Garden, Gardener's Hume, and two
Meadows.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars on the Premises;
at the Castle and iticSmand ; Canto, Salt hiii ; inn,
.East Sheen ; Stir and Gar.er, Kew bridge; a! Garr iway's ; and
of Mr. Robins, • Wirwick.street, Gallen-6quart: ; of whom
Tickets for viewing may be had.

FREEHOLD-sr. JA MES'i SQUARE.

SPLENDID CAPITAL MANSION, with ()Woof all Deacrip.
twos, Coach flows, Stables, &c.
By Mr ROBINS.
- - - - -

On the Premises. on WEDNESDAY, the 29th instant, et One,
rIrE HE EXTENSIVE FREHOLD PREMISES
compfiaing the Noble Elegant FAMILY MANSION,
situated on the west side of Sr.Jantees...quare, the Property of
. _ . _ _

A NO 81.1iMAisl,
Containing, nn the principal flout, splendid suites of apartments,
adapted foe families of the first iNstinction. Satisfied in a styk of
peculiar elegance, with spacious airy, numerous chamber apart-
ment and servants rooms over; the basement contains roomy
and couvement well planned offices of every description ; excel-
lent cellaring, yard, coach houses, and stabling for twelve horses,
rooms and bit over. Ihe whole substantially built, and forms a
most capital and aesirible property.
May be viewed with tickets. Particulars on the Premises: of
John keens, Esq. St. Mildred's-court, Mansion-house ; Mr.
Daniel Robertson,• iokon-row, Piccadilly; at Oarraway's Cof-
fee-house ; Subscription Houses, lit. lames's-street ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick street, Guldau-square, where tickets foe view•
in: may be had.
London, England, 1816-05-04

SALES.BY AUCTION.
.•
LOWER OKOSVENOR-STRIET.
DESTRABLIL RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, OUTBUILI).
!NOS. COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, Ste. EXCELLENT
FURNI PURE and EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on • THURSDAY nest, May 9, at One o'Clock,
THE Valuable LEASE of the Spacions and Com-
pact Eligible PREMISES, late the Residence of
LADY HAMILTON, Decessed;
Situate No. 9, on the North side of Lower Grosvenor street.
Grosvesor•square.—The House contains good Entrance enclosed
Hall, a Library, Dressing-Room, Anti-Room to an excellent
Dining Parlour, Closet, Sac. ; First Storey are Three spacious
Rooms communicating, neatly fitted up, with Closet, &c.; on
the Second Storey, are Four good Bed-Chambers, Dressing
Room, Ike. and Five roomy Chambers over. A Stone Stair-case
to the Upper Storey. In the Basement are convenient Offices,
neelknt Wine and Beer Cellar., Vault., &c. Garden behind,
with Wash-House, Ste. Coach-House and Stable for Four Horse.;
Room and Loft over.
On the same and 4 following day, at Eleven o'Clock. will
be SOLD the HOLTSEHOLD FURNI TORE, consisting of
4-pogt and other Bedsteads, excellent Bedding, well made Cabi-
net Furniture of all descriptions, Pier and Chimney Glaises, 'Cur-
key, Brussels and other Carpets, and variety of useful ;
China and Glass, good Kitchen Requisites, &c.
The House may be viewed with Tickets to the time of Sale;
the Furniture on 'fuesday and Wednesday rreceding the Sale.—
Particulars on the Prentice ; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore,
and Co. No. 9, L'ecoln's Inn; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street..Golden-square ; where liekets for viewing may be bud,
and Catalogues for the Erects at is. each.