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The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-12-20

contempt of his enemies, and cm laughter and
of the whole assembly.

A mere, mere Loire. with notl.inc hut the name.
Wealth all Ills worth. and Wl'. all Itic fame."
lie Mayor roost pvrtinari,nric rt•sived the decided
%elm of the Alerting, and refused to prop'', the
amendment.

The Address was then put to a show• of hands, atm
rejected by nit immense emtjority ; when the Meeting
was immediately dissolved, am! the direomfited
"Church and King" me:, sneaked through the
to sign, privately, their rejected Atldris., nem,.
parried by the hisses, sneers, and ridicule of the
pantile.

drawn up, and sivnpd
A Requisition was instaltly
by .i 7 3lagistrates, Freemen. and itsbaiitant•,rruarto
ini, the Mayor to convene aNalter public Mettist, rt
which an Address, ronformalde to the sense ut time
present Meeting might be proposed.

- Whether his Worship may deem it proper to secede
to the request, is matter of doubt ; but one thing
certain, that the citizens of Hereford hale displarsd
on this occasion, a determined opposition to the sep.
porters of a falling Administration, which will neither
be forgotten nor forgiven.
Dec. 11, ISO. AN 401,0 cortRESPONDENT.
London, England, 1820-12-20

ESSNNCE OF SHRIMPS.

FROM the increasing demand of this mach ad-
mired M.i,ee for ail sorts of Fisk he. it has haltered the
Proprietor. HENRY PO WELL. at his Wholesale oil and
Italian Warehouse. Si. Newgateeotroot. (where the Trade
nisv be supplied with this sad MI other (ienltitir Sauces.
Pickles. Ile.) to return his most grateful acknowledgments
to (he Puhtle for their kind patronage. and at slate
time begs leave to acquaint them that it ii soli by all
the Oil mud Italian Wareltonses in London, and hr one or
mere respectable agents in every town ,througliont the
United kingdom.
Observe. none is genuine unless sleeted " Ointnore and
sou.- and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork.
To Merchants. Captains. and others, it is partlenlariv re-
commended for shipping, as it is warranted to keep in any
elimate.
London, England, 1820-12-20

TIIR STATESMAN

NAUTICAL INTELi,IGENCE.

The Vreeden en Vrientlschop. Nienween, from Rot-
terdam for Surinam, and the Vronw Bertrude,
from Rotterdam to Bordeaux, put into Ramsgate on
the 17th instant, having been ashore on the Goodwin
Sand: they are very leaky. cargoes damaged, and
mast discharge ; the latter has lust an anchor and
cable. _ _

The Merchant, Halstead, bound to New Orleans,
grounded in tieorge's Duch Basin, Liverpool, on Sun-
day. She was carried bark into dock• the following
morning, with tell feet water in her bold. Carp dis-
charging.
The Elizabeth, Ball, from Hamburg!, to Bristol,
was driven on shore on the Home Sand, near Lowes-
totfe, on Sunday night. Cargo discharging, and it
was expected the vessel would be got off.
The Martha, Martin, from Miransichi, which struck
on the Bank sib inst. off Maryport, and got a I, was
stranded next morning half a mile otf the Priestliede,
on the coast of Annandale, bilged, and was abandoned
by the crew, anti afterwards completely pillaged by
the country people.
The Diana, Cleghorn, from Liverpool to Riga, struck
on (laza, off Oland, IN, id:. and had between fo►r
and five feet water io liw hold, but was got off by as-
sistance of the Diving Company, after discharging
part of her cargo, and carried to Buda, near Calmar.
wit re the cargo would he sold.
YARMOUTH. Oct.. Is.—The Kitty, Anstiel!, from
Rotterdam for Doll, got entangled in the Sands tqf
this place, and was assisted out by the boats from the
shore, without any damage.
London, England, 1820-12-20

THIRTY PER CENT. UNDF.R ANY lI.IT WARE-
HOUSE IN ENO!. AND.
CJACKSON, Hat Maautaetarer. 54. Ihrhican.
. neer the City Repository, has constantly on sale a
most extras; .e assortmest of every description of lints aid
heaver Bonnets; also a great variety of Hold colour Seal
Turbans.—Likewise Boys Cloth Prus.ian Cape of sup 'dine
cloth. only 44.—Father Hats sad Caps from Od.—Tar Pub-
ic will find a rest saving by purchasing as above.--Jark-
son's New invested treble covered best superfine Bearer
lists at only gcs.--they are decidedly the chrair.t and mud
elegnnt Hats ever otfor"d to the 'labile. —The n -u inqirmed
Patent Water-proof Hat. Silk and Heater, nt 154.
this hat will wear three times as long as imitalons
now selling from Ms. to Ins. and upwards, bt almost every
Hatter; many of them rail themselves manufeeturets.-
Trade supplied as usual.
N. R. Old Hats covered with silk, and tilde equal to sew.
61.—N0 unpaid Letters received.
London, England, 1820-10-12

Til E QUEEN.

lIOIISE OF LORDS.—(Tots
After the usual ceremony, the Peers were called
over. The defaulters were, the Earls of Powis, Wel-
air", and Denbigh, and the Duke of Devonshire.
cogssel were then called in; but before any further
reetediag.
The Earl of BLESSINGTON rose, and expressed his
.trret that their Lordships had departed from their
ruleof desiring the short-hard writer of the Muse
;repeat every question and answer. It had happened
To himself and sevcral Nohle Lords, that detached
~o, ;es of evidence hid been lost from the circuni-
:once of the voice either of the Counsel, the witness,
,r the examining Noble Lord dropping his voice to-
wards the conclution of a sentence.
The Earl of 1..tl PERDALR objected to the repetition
of the question and an:wer by the short-hand writer.
1,„ 1,14 no wish that any witness should be improperly
lwied; :Jut be thought the repetition destroyed all
intent of a criss-examlnation.
Furl tixtv fully agreed with the Noble Earl who
1,2,1fir0 spoken. lie could not agree with his Noble
plaid on the cros.: bench. (the Earl of Lauderdale,)
t:.at the repetition would destroy the intent of a crow
nat.:illation; and he for one mast say, that unless
11., rm.:patios of the Noble Earl, who had first
were adopted, he (Earl ti.) would not be able
*ewe Isisissdi of the evidence.
After a f.,w wig& from Lord Erskine, in favour of
the Ea:l of litessingtovi,

Vie mean ell.ttiCELLoll directed the short-hand
writer to repeat every question and answer, and hr
'vested that Noble Lord would put a second
.I,sti.ni until the answer to the tirst should have been
r •”eated br the t4.ort4tand writer.
(The PshEe ;Tints. and the Public in general. are much
ilae-ted to the Noble Earl whd proposed the mode which
Dow been acted anon ti) the Hover. Notts ithstanding
t _lmo.' rare of the Headmen connected with the Press,
i• cannot bat hsve happened that 30131 e inaccuracies have
e-i.t into repsrti, but they can now be given with per-
t', .t corrcetne,v.l

Lmtenant fIOWN.III was then called in. and his Ex-
amination by the Peers was resumed.

Ev a PrtP.—lto you know when her Koval Highness
t a bath vu board the polacre ?—No, l never knew
40 took a kith there.
Gt- the Eirl of lit:lo4.rom.-11!ere.you in the service
of et.e Prince“ before liergansi f —No, I was not.
V!, you Lyon' the reason of Hergami beinsr selected
t-i.:eep ander the tent for the protection of her Royal
Vilsons. in preference to yourself?—No.
h it customary fur a person who acts as a centinel to
go asleep!!—\o, it is not.
You han.staterl that you area Lieutenant in the Navy,
e : bsard what ship did you serve ?—On board several
st:ps.
Re rnod punnet to name them, and the Captains?—
re Afrirmi.i, -Captain Manby ; the Lively. Captain
ILt !oath!! the Centaur. Sir Samuel Hood; the Bartleur,
tnitain haricot!: the Resistance, Captain Adams, (and
Ike wities named several others.)
Ilk oiaLy years have yon been in the service ?
kir..:e the Year P 41,3.
London, England, 1811-03-27

Yokterday the following Bulletin was
St. James's Pslace:—

64 Winker Cattle, March 26.

111$ MAJESTY is going on very favf;urably.
" W. IIIs.HERDEN."

Yesterday his MAJESTY as usual came on Wind-
sor Terrace, at noon, accompanied. by Doctors
Wxt.t.l4 and Ilragancs, and walked till half-past
twelve, when the Duke of Nowt mime on the Ter.
race, and took his MAJESTY by the arms and
walked with him till past one, when they returned
to the Castle for his MAJESTY to dine. The Play.
slcians kft his MAJESTY on the Deka of Yana
coining up to him. At two o'clock his MAJESTY
erne on the Terrace again, and walked till near
four, attended by General MANNERS. Neither of
the Physicians were on the Terrace.
C.lptain II ors, who brought home the dispatches
from General G is promoted to the rank et
Major by Brevet.
Thu Cortes of Spain have unanimously decreed
the Thanks of the Nation to General. GRA
and have elected him Grandee of Spain of the first
class, " free of tribute," for the " astonishing
bravery and discipline" manifested by his Majesty's
troops.
The
principal standard of the EAOLE,. brought
over by Captain Hoer, was held in the highest esti.
motion throughout the French army, from the co.
looms in which it leas advanced having distinguished
themselves so as to receive the thanks of BONA.
PARTE in person nn this account the neck of the
Eitgle bears a gold collar, with a victorious inscrip.
Lion.
We are happy to state. that the wooed of Col.
SEERIGHT (brother of Sir Jona) who so gallantly.
led the Gourds, in the late action, is not of a dam:
gerous nature t it was a musket shot which
leitged in his left shoulder, and was soon extracted ;
the term severely, as the intermediate one between
slightly, and dangerously, and in a military ac-
ceptation means, that the officer was unable to re.
main on duty in the field.
The corps of Guards, denominated by General
GRAAAIII the " filmset:old troops of the KING,"
end who so well maintained their military fame at
Barron, was principally composed of the veterans
who were so valiantly led op to atoms Lineelles,
in Flanders, under the command of their Generals,
Lutz and Hum.
Another heavy firing was heard along the French
coast en Monday. It was probably to celebrate
Napoleon.
London, England, 1811-10-03

COURTS MARTIAL.

6cl'. 1.-i-4 Court M4rtial was held on boird his
Majesty's ship Reasonable, in Sheerness harbour,
consisting of the following Members :—The Right
Honourable John Lord Colville, of Culross, Presi-
dent ; Captains—Williarn lianwell, Hugh Cooke,
Keneth M'Kenzie, and George Towke.
The Court proceeded to the trial of WilliaOsPen-
nington, liritatt Royal +Marine, belonging to his
Majesty's prison ship /Cron Prineen laying ia Gil?
lingffens Reach, under a charge exhibited againtt him
by Lieutenant T. S. Osmer, Commanding Officer,
Six. for deserting from a boat while on duty, being
the second time within fife months. The Court hav-
ing maturely and deliberately considered the evidence
adduced on the part
,of the Prosecution, as well as
what the Prisoner bad to offer in his defence,
are of opinicre, that he Is gttilty of the crime
laid to his charge, and do therefore sentence him to
receive 150 lashes on his bare back, at such times,
e.nd alongside such ships, is the Commander in Chief '
shall direct ; and that he is mule./ of all the pay that
stay be duet° hfm, end recommend his being removed
from the Kroh Priacen, and embarked in a ship go-
ing to sea.
The Court-Martial consisted of the following
Members:---The Right lion. John Lord Colville, of
Culross, President ; Captains—James Walker, Hugh
Downinan, Hanwelli Richard Curry) Keneth
Nl'Keuzie, and Hugh Cooke. The Court proceeded
lo the trial of Captain 4lexander Rennie, of his
Majesty's sloop Trim:sacs upon certain charges exhi-
bited against him by Lieutenant John Hill, late First
Lieutenant, viz. repeated drunkenness, and for a
flagrant breach of the 10th, 19th, and 13th articles
of war. Afterlieftring part of the prosecution, the
Court adjourned till to-morrow at nine o'clock.
London, England, 1811-10-03

TO THE PUBLIC.

LAND and HOUSES surveyed, . Drawings made
of Estates, Sanders' Work in general measured and va-
lued. wills di-patch and accuracy, on application at the Land
and lat.ite Agency Office, N 123, Strand, upon the most li-
beral trims by a person of long profewional experience, and
who has been eztemovelv eittplo)ed in Gswernment Works.
Letters irtd....ssed post paid.
London, England, 1811-10-03

A WORK OF SEVERAL IMPORTANT POINTS iN
THE PRESENT CONTEST CONI. ERNING
PRIVILEGE. &c.
This Day was published, in 2 Vols. 12mo. price ltis. boards,
rirIIE BRITISH CONSTITUTION, analvz..4l
by a Reference toils History; by a Summary or Detail
of its most salutary Law.; mid by a Sketch of the Government
of Great Britain, as a Monarchy, Peengge, and Democracy;
o ith their conjoint and separate Prerogatives and Privileges.
Being a succinct account of their INvendence upon, or Inde-
pendence of each other. whether judicially or political s . The
whole comprising a Compendium of Jurisprudence essentially
necessary for the information of every Briton; carefully com-
piled from Authentic Documents.
BY A DOt•fOR OF LAWS!
" The Law it toe surest summary .1 mat) cm take, and the
strongest fortress In proieet the weakest of all." Lotto COKE.
" iterneinaer, 0 my Frielel,! the laws, the rights,
The generous plea of power, delivered doss n,
Frotn air tplea
viral reitown'd foref.it hers
So dearly bought ! the price of so much blood 1
O let it never perish in your
But piously tratumit it to your children." —Caro.
1. A. STANDARD of the ENGLISH CONSTITUTION,
with a retrospective View of the Historical Occurrences be-
tae and after the Revolution, inscribed (with permis,ion) to
bib Royal Highness the Duke of Kent; Bro. pnce tin. boards.
By. J mon Ferri-.
2.•gbrANiisuNß masa ARGUMENT of Sir FRANCIS
BURI)KTT. Br T. Flerkie' Esq. price*.
S..TIIE QUESTION CONSIDERED, " Has the House
of Commons a .ight of committal to Prison 1" By E. A.
Burnaby, Esq. price 2.. 6d:
l'rinted far C. Chopp's., Pall alall ; Longman and Co. Pa-
ternoster-row ; tad bold by all the Booksellers M the United
Kingdom.
London, England, 1811-10-03

LONDON:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3.

THE KING.

" Windsor Costle, Oct. S.
" His MAJESTY continues in the %Me state.
" H. HALFORD.
• " M. BAILLIF..
" R. WILLIS.*

By a vessel arrived at Dublin, in a short passage
from Boston, which left that place on the 4th of Sep•
tembor, we have.the following extract from the Bog.
ton Gazette, of the 2d of- September :
" The last Baltimore Federal ,Republican has
the following article :—' The PRESIDENT having, et
the demand of the British Minister, disapowed any
orders as having occasioned the chace and
battle with the Little Belt, and agreed to call a
Naval Court upon the conduct of Captain
Roncras, as we intimated some time ago upon the

authority of accurate Letters from Washington, the
apprehensions of war excited in England by that
conflict, and the sailing of Sir Jost PR Yoftit's
squadron, with a reinforcement for the Halifax fleet,
in consequence, do not indicate the approach of hos-
tilities '"

We understand Letters have been received in town,
by the same conveyance, and of dates subsequent to
the above, which tend to corroborate the statement
in the Federal Republican.

A Mail from Jamaica arrived in tpwn this morn-
ing; bringing Papers from that place to the 18th ult.;
they are entirely silent as to the reported insurrection
said to have broken out amongst the Negroes there.

Paris Papers reached us last night to the 23d ult.;
and this morning we received some additional Jour-
nals to the 26th. They are principally occupied with
details of the route of BONAPARTE along the coast,
and accounts of the movements of the French navy
in their different ports, from the general nature of
which it appears pretty obvious, that some opera
tions hostile to this country are in contemplation.
We hare given ample extracts from these Papers in
our preceding columns.

It will be seen by an article in the Heligoland
Mail, which arrived this morning, that BONAPARTE.
is expected at Ilamburgh, where, is is reported, he
is to have an interview with the lima of DENMIRKI
relative to a rigorous enforcement of his Decrees
against this country.
EXTRACT OF ALX tra ntox DUNKIRK) DATED SEPT

0, 1811.

" On Monday night last, at ten o'clock) his
JESTY the Emperor and King, passed through this
town on his way to Flushing."
64 HELIGOLAND, SEPT. 26.
" We have had latterly occasional arrivals from
the coast ; but which, from the difficylty of learning
what is going on in the interior, bring nothing satis-
factory : all accounts agree 'in stating, that the pub-
lic mind is much averse to the conscription. DA-
TOM arrived at Cuxhaven, from Harukurgh, a few
days ago, and ordered the greater part of the garrison
stationed there to Hamburgh,to suppress the murmurs,
which the enforcing that law had excited ip that city.
Reports state, that Hosrsrvat was expected in
Hamburgh on the 25th inst. to have an interview
with the King pf Dzsrmsgs, the abject •of which
was supposed to be some arrangement relative to the
ports in the Battle and Holstein) which it is aid Bo-
London, England, 1811-10-03

PA'fBN T PH ILOSOPIIIGAL KITCHEN RA.N
rridE intent-and principle of it is, that every
IA. species of ,cookery and outs to which Kitchea Ranges ore
put, as roving, broiling. baking, brining, saucepans, 'perpetual
boiler, tor/kits& meat and fi.b by stead; hotplates for hewing
irons; and in short, every cidivenience that via be named, are
in it tribe found siinplified, facilitated, combined, compressed.
)et amply extensive for every iseful purpose, trouble saved,
Coals laved, as one mina ire inaspletely acts the whole ; it is
symineteical in rippearance.• itor -es litre one awkward ap-
pe.ndar to tweet the•eyeg and futther, it does not require a
scientific conk to manage the construction beim; so Ample;
and lastly, its cost is far less than the generality of other Ranges,
with half its conycniences.-;Oue of• three feet six inches wide,
104.—four feet, 121. lib, and raising one guhten every six
inches.—There are other advantages appertaining to it, namely,
for a few shillings extra a cost:aunt :upply may be had of &s-
-lide., water. It is .also well calculated to prevent Chimneys
Smoking, fic. DEAKIN, 62, Si. John's-surest.
London, England, 1811-04-16

No. 1600;

NEW THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARBEN.
THIS .PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 16,
will be performed,
THE KNIGHT OF SNOWDOUN.

The principal Characters by
Mr C. KEMBLR, Mr YOUNG, Mr BARRYNOELR,
%faster CHAPMAN, Mr EGERTON. Mr BLANCHARD.
Mr LISTON, Mr EMERY,' Mr CH A PMAN, Hamer Dgro.
SET. Mr BELLAMY, Mr HAM ERTON. Mr KING, Miss
B. BOOTH, Mn DICKONS, nod Mrs LISTON.
Mkt which And time) the Grsad Dramatic Romance of
BLUE. BEARD; .
OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY.
To-morrow, 'flee Comedy of Errors—Ou Thursday, Cato
—On Friday., Othello—On Saturday, Kle John.
The Grand Dramatic Rmamite of Blue Beard con be re-
peated but four Owes in the present week. and four times in
the week following, when it must be withdrawn. on account
of n New Grand Romantic Akio-Drama, which has been
long in preparation.
New Comedy is in rehearsal, and will very soon be pro-
duced.

SIXTY CAPITAL PRIZES
3f act be drnwn on the K [NG, RI RTII-DAY, as the STATE
LOTTERY n ill begin and finish on that Day, 4th JUNE,
1811.

SCHEME.

4 Prizes of £20,000 .... are £Bo,ooo
24
32
60
1,000
1,000
2,000

/O,X)O Tickets. .£200,000
SWIFT and CO. respectfully inform their Friends
and the 'Pahlie, that the Tickets and Shares of the New
State Lottery are Felling itt their Oakes, No. 11. Poultry; No.
11, Charing-awns SI, Aidgaie H igh-sirert ; wbere SIX
of the CAPITALIPRIZRB in •the LAST STATE LOT-
T*RY wereihared and sold, besides many others iu the late
Lotteries.
London, England, 1811-04-16

EXCHEQUER lIILL OFFICE, April 13, 1811.
AU EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in' the Months of
• April and May, MO,
TO PAID OFF.
riIHE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS
-A- MAJESTY'S TREASURY, heroing given Directions
for paying off the Principal of tie above-mentioned Exchequer
Bills, with the Interest due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office
in the Receipt of Exchequer, New. Palace Yard, West:Wa-
r, ter, on Wednesaay, the 15th Day of May, 1811, attendance will
be given daily (Sundays and holidays excepted )until, and in.
eluding Friday, the 3d of May, from Ten o'Clock in the
Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the Purpose of
receiving the same. And for the greater Dispatch, Ats Bearers
of the saki Bills are desired to king Lists thereof, containing
the Nunsiers in Nonnerica/ (Mkt., aealedingfea their re-
spective Dates, with the Pedle(itat &MN 414- Interest shoe
thereon', siqmpided from, out secluding zHille" Days on •whidi
they are respectively dated, to the said 151/t Day of May,
inelusive,Mhen the Interest will cease; and the said Bearers
(king Hollers or not) are indispensibly required to indorse
oath Bill with their usual Signatures; and to write their Names
and Residence at the bottom of their List : and they are mere-
ever required to attend the Exchequer Bill Mice for
Payment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Re-
ceipts for the same.
If any of the Holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de-
sirous of receiving Payment vf the Principal and Interest,
previous to the said 451.% Day of May, they may be ac-
commodated, on computing the Interest to the Day un which
they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fur Exami-
nation One Day prior thereto.
Such Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer
Bills in whole or in part Payment of • Priacipal, upon
marking New Bills, and mentioning the Amount at the, Dot-
tom of their Lists, delivered on or before the 3d of May,
may be accommodated with New Bills, carrying an Interest
of Three-pence by the Day on every One Hundred Pounds,
which said Neap Bills will bear Date the said 15th Day of May,
and trill be deliverid on Saturday, the 18th of May, and the
following Days.
N. 8..411 Exchequer Bills dated prior to April, 1510,
have been advertised to be paid oft, and the Interest thereon has
London, England, 1811-10-30

ARRAGO*.

The band of Pessoduro, a famous brigand, the Lieutenant of
Mina, had infested for a long time the Cincovillas and the bank*
of the Ebru, the Adjutant-Commandant Plioque pursued them
fat several days Without relaxation: do the 20th, Pei:Mare es-
caped bin: in the Bardana ; but ea the same evening that bri-
gand halted in the village of Biota with his 60 horsemen. Lieut.
Foison, of the 14th squadron of cavalry, go knowledge of it
he Wok with hint two detachment of the 9tb and Ilth squa-
drons, arrived at the village by bxe-roads surrounded it on all
sides, took them unawares, killed them all, and mdrtally
wounded the ferocious Pessoduro himself g tlitee gendarmet
j ohly were wounded i twelve French prisoners were set at
berty.
Piats, Oct. 25.—The King of Rome is at St: Cloud since his
teturn from the jourhey to Compiegne: he has just cut his tint,
tooth—he cut it without any lujtery to his health, Which Conti.
nues to be very good. •
TE‘gt,, OCT. 16.—This day at 3 p. m. we had the inestimable
advantage of seeing his MajeAy in our Isle. The weather,
which Was very fine, permitted his _Majesty to be COndudted by
the boats of the squadron. Ile landed at the Horst, where he
was received by.the General commanding the Isle, the Mayor,
and the Miiniciiial Council. His Majesty immediately got into
a carriage to visit the works of the fortificatiopS nc*ly erected
he was received in the fort'by Baron Peugnet, who presented
I the keys to Ms Majesty: The Emperor, oh horseback, passed
thrnegh the village Of Old Schad, all the house's of which Were
adorned with garlands. The Mayor made a speech, to which he
replied with his accustomed goodness. We cannot express the
' enthusiasm of the inhabitants of the Isle, whose happiest; *al
complete, and who have only to regret the shortness of his Ma.
jeqy's stay: this has been the same cause why, in st 6 many
places where preparations have been made to prthe theatrectidn
! of the iehabitants hi theft august thltereign, their wishes chub'
not be accomplished. •
AMSTERDAM, OCT. Yo.—To-clay, after Maas, the following
petWass were presented to take the Oath *o his Majesty M.
Dedel, Intendant of the Propeny or the Crown, in Holland
and M. Snokaert, Treasurer of the Crown, in Holland.
&Town' 21.—Yesterday morning was executed, a Man,
Composed by hi. Paer ; it was received with the greatest such
cess. In the evening die* was a play gratis, and firewOrks.—
. Opposite the bridge of Amstel, teat, elegantly decorated, had
been preppred for their htajestlek. At
.nine the Emperor and
.tinfrersottitcd- ! thc Mar* pitiented to his Majesty the lance
Which Was tabs.the signal, and the fireworks were played of.
Though thc Westin* itdured the Weet, yet a fine triumphal co-
lumn, and a temple to iuunortality, were much applauded. His
Majesty expressed his satisfaction, and returned to the palace
through as immense Crowd, which Made the air riot With accts.
London, England, 1811-10-30

IN TERM.

T
LOWOON.
Friday
'fhunday ........... 14 Friday
Thursday ...... ..... 21 I Friday
AFTER TERM.
Friday
We understand that a packet sailed from Heligo-
land on the 16th inst. which has not been heard of
since : some fears are, therefore, entertained for her
safety.
'The state of the atmosphere has altered much with-
in the last few days, prior to which the heat of the
nights was such as to render themanufacture of mould
randles impossible, an inconvenience which the tal-
low-chandlers say, they never before experienced at
the same period of the year.

MIDDLESEX.
London, England, 1811-10-22

PorrsmOtrril,'oci.. 21.

Arrived the ZenoHa brig, Tr' Om Lisbon ; she comes
purposely with a MA) -thee* being no paelot in the
Tagus. She !eft'fait suidak siennight. The only
intelligence she brings might bare been anticipated,
namely, that Lord Vrellingennc'i army is, gone into
quarters, and the Freneb niniy are again more dis-
persed than they were. Also the ?loyal Oak) of 74
guns, Captain Malcolm, from cruising off .Cherr.
burgh ; and the Pbmpee, 80 guns, from Plymouth.
,Dropped down to St. Helen's aglin, the rompie,
sq guns, Sir James Wood.
Came up from the Needles the IFelvetlne, .14s-
cot, and 'int.

YARMOUTH, Oct, 91.

4rrived Lis Majesty's ship Mosquito, from 9g
Goree.

DEAL, QC'''. 21.

Arrivid.the Cretan sloop of war, from off Flush,
log, and returned inmediately to resume her station.

Adoirto Young and his fleet still remain in the
Doinsi also, a large fleet of outward-bouud.

WHITEHAVEN, Oct. 1.5.
The succest,- Shaw, of Maryport, homeward-
hound froni Drogheda, with cattle, is lost near the
Mull of Galloway.—We ire sorry to add, that all on
hoard perished. ' "
,
LIZITII) OCT. 19.--a-Weddelday , the Archer, and
ursday the Forward gun-brigs, arrived in Leith
oads from different cruises.
Arrived iu the Roads yesterclar, the Regulus, 41,
from Portsmoutir, with prisoners of war; and last
night, the Clio sloop ilf war, frerwa cruixe.
The Sir Joseph Beak: arrived in the Reads this
morning from LerWick.

Five foreign yowls are arrived in the Roads, from
Archangel.
The Archer gun-brig mad; the signal yesterditi for
esonvoy to the
;.3he
Spccikeil, Scott, sailed from Remick fgr
' I.eith, on Saturday last, and has net since been heard
Pf:
The Pilfour cartel sailed on Wednesday for Nor.
pray, with 30 Danish prisoners. he Fancy gun-brig
sailed on Thuisday for Gottenburgb, with siT ,sail un-
der convoy; ainifyeaterday morning the Veniss frigate
on a cruire. -
, A gall*, belonging to Frnaerburgh, 00 coals
and cinders, was, on Thursday night, ran on board
of by an American thssel, in coming up to Lciith
goads ; she almyst immediately sunk, I.H fortuiiate.
ly the crew were all saved by the Anterican !hip. •
AI!ERDEEqI OCT. IG.-The Jane, of Portsoy, Alex-
uniterPattersoni Master;'run on shore last misfit on
'the beach near the Brofdifill.., She is laden with oo-
vernment stores, and bosinici far London. The vessel
has received little damage, and is expected to be g?..t-
off.
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. • MILLER'• Wharf.
?Erupt (Davidson), Lei, IL
Pirot (Sundetson), Leith . It
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Trusty (Dallinarali.), Leith 21.
Y Hazard (dvtiottoi), Leith • 4111 ••
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London, England, 1811-10-24

THE CHURCH.

This Day was 41.
ATREATISE on the GOVERNMENT of the
CIPUItCII, in which the Divine Right of Episcopacy is
maioUritied, end the Doctrine of the-Supremacy of the Bishop
of Roane proyA to he contrary to the Scriptures, and wettings
of the Faihyrs of the hr:t 300 )eon after Chrhgt. In which
also several important points are explained and Illustrated, viz.
The Unity of the Catholic Church, Sin of Sclii4m, Nature and
Vindic..tion of the Establishment and Liturgy of the United
Chinch of England and Ireland, ere. with occasional Remarks
nn severr.l Popish Books lately published.
C onpiled from the most celebrated Divines.
Sold by P. L. and J. Riciugtnn, 62, St. Paul's Church-yard
Watsna, Dublin; and Hodgson. Belfast.
London, England, 1811-10-24

PLATE GLASS COMPANY.

rrlIE Public are informed, that a large Assort-
ment& of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE 2 at axed
Prices, by Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK. at the Company's
ThwelsoureAL RION- PL CE.BLACK FRIARS- BRIDGE,
of a line colour, superior hrillinocy, and of various dimensions,
from 1y inches to 141 inches in length, and from 10 to 72 Inches
in breadth: also Convex and cotwave &throes, from 12 to 36
iswlfei in diameter. And the same assortment may be had for
Cosatry Order*, by addressing.Letterste Mr. Wrllines Foster,
at the Manta:actors.. Ravenhead, near Present, Laoca.hire.
near the gnat improvement made itt late 'ears In this Manu-
factory, it is now allowed that the Company'. Plates are equal
is ft* brilliancy, and have as few imperfections, compared
whltstsy Faetign %Au that ever was Imported.

. • •
To the Clergy, and Persons passessing.the Right of Presentation
Go Church Livings or Benefices.
prietors of the CLERICAL AGENCY
TR ImEvelsitte honour to announce to the Members of the
Church, the Lormation of an Establishment, founded and con-
ducted upon :1 system of respectability and liberality, suited to
the impurtance and extent of the objects it is intruded to em-
brace, namely, the Clerical Age*? in all its various blanches,
where i. transacted the Purchase mid Sale of Advowsoos and
Presentations, exchange of Beneficrs; &e. including every other
species of Churcit Tfltllifer • Curates reuniting Churches, or
Rectors wanting Curates, particolorty attended to.
All Letters addressed to slue Proprietors of the Clerical
Agtmcy Estattli.boaeut Bartlettls-Utildings; Holborn), must
be invariably post-paid. Holm; fruit Teo to Four.
London, England, 1811-10-24

A LITERARY DESIDERATUM.
Oo 16e. lw of January. lin will bershlished,
The First Siutuber of a New •drood Notiortal Magazioe.
-gambled
• __ _

T" F 4 MENT 0 This Work is intro-
duced to the notice and patronage of the Public by a Sub-
scription, which offers to the Embers of families, and all others
to whom trieece and economy are objects of attention, more
vivant Lice than the limits of an advertisement will allow us to
enitteentte.
Prospectuses may be had at the Mentor Office, 18, lvv-lane,
Paternoster-row ; at the Mentor Printing Office, 160, Totten-
ham-Nista-m.6d ; and of all Booksellers In Tuna or Conatry.
Jest pubtished. at the Mentor &Bee,
J. S. DICKSON'S CATALOOVE of SCIENTIFIC
BOOKS, tuncieg,. which are some scarce and curious articles
melte tibearies of Literary Gentlemen lately deceased.

BROOKS and Co. Manufacturers of SILK, COT-
TON.aad WORSTED HOSE at NottinOrata nod Derby,
respectfully asake known, drat the natty Masse in London ap-
pointed for the Sale of their Stockiugs, is SI. Charlotte-street,
Radbhooe-plate. two doors from Oirguotreet, where the pub-
lic may be sapplied, few ready money, at the maker's price, be-
ing full 10 per amt. lower than say other house in Loaders.
TiTele-.-Tbe lowest price is marked no etch paper of bore, and
no article but ssockings.sold.
London, England, 1811-10-24

MATRIMONY. •
IT is much to be regretted, but indisputably certain,.
that many persons of both sexes are deterred from eaterieg
into the married state. by 'infirmities. which delicacy forbids
them to disclose • and there are Dot a few, who, being already
married. are rendered miserable. for went of
.titose tender
pledges of mutual love, without which, happiness in this state is,
at least, very precarious. It hasbeen ascertained beyotaldonbt.
that these clrcusestances are occasioned by a geueraler partial
relaxation or weakness in either sex s aid It is egoally certain,.
that the genuine BALM -OF MECCA is thalsisiorant the only.
•sielLady rov tills species of Whets taken Iniiiihe-sfo-
mach, it immediately dilfuses itself like a vapour through every
pore, producing effects at once delightful, salutary, and perma-
met. When the spark of life begins to grow dint, the circula-
tion languid, and the faculties paralised, this medicine is found to
give tone to the nerves, exhilirate the aniinalspirits, invigorate
the body, and re-animate the whole man.' When aversion to ,
exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid csuutentioce,
indicate approacliingeonsumption, the delicate fearde will he
preserved, and restored to health and society by the benign in-
fluence of this medicine. Whet) the delusions of insagloatiou, or
the force of had example, have tempted unguarded youth into
the dangerous labyrinths of secret Sentuality, debilitated' his
body, or impaired his enderstifnding, the Balm of hlecca will
protect him from ilagerjpg disease, the iairmities of premature
old age, and a wretched dissolution.
.Wheo,,,try luxurious han-
gings, copious libations, Papbran'trk*cesses, and midnight revels,
the sons and daughters of dissipation have brought at. themselves
debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a Long train of nervous
complaint!, this soothing Balm will restorpchealth and vigour
to the debilitated frame, and cheerfulness ;tad animation toile
mood.
' The genuine Bales of Mecra is prepared GAY by Dr. Sena?"
and sold, wholesale and retail, by, his agent,. mr. Richard...
Druggist. 19S, Strand, near St. Clensent's Church; also retail-
by- Ward, 324, Ilolborn; Parsons. 166, Fleet-street; Bacon.
160, Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of
the Royal Exchange;. Goldin`, 49, Corohill; and Chrisp,
Cnekspur-street, comer of Spring Gardens. Price 'is.
Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in
the label no the outside of each beg, which is signed by the
Proprietor, E. 'Senate, in his hand-writing. All others are
counterfeits.'
London, England, 1811-10-24

REAL WAN BLACKING, BADS BY DAY
and MARTIN.
rilfllS Invaluable Composition, with • half the
usual labour, produces the most hearnihrl jet black ever
beheld, affords-pecullar nourishment to the leather, will not
soil the bnest been, is perfectly free from any unpleasant
smell, and will retain its virtues la anv climate.
Sold wholesale by Day and Martin, at the MitnuffUrtors-
- 97, High-Holborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavistock,
street, Covent-garden W. I)ay, 80, Swallow-street; Astell,
No. I, Finch-lane; Poole, 4, Marybomfe-street; nod by the
principal Boat-makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen, in the Me-
tropolts ; and in every Town throughout the United Kiagarna,
or stone bottles, price ls.6d.
London, England, 1811-10-24

.~,,.i

rapers to the 13 ulf. arilied this. morn-
ing.' The following are extracts :
[FaOlll THE BOSTON INDEPENDENT CIIRDN: 'err. 12.1
" Yesterday we were present at the Court of inquirj
.on the conduct of Commodore RODGERS, in chasti.
ing the insolence of Captain BrsonAst, of the Little
Belt, and we are happy to state, that the naafi.
nation, as far as it has progressed, is such as perfectly
to gratify every friend to the reputation and inde-
pendence of the country, and to the gallant Offiter,
who so promptly and efficiently supported the honour
of the flag. We understand the inquiry is to pro.
oeed, until every Officer onboard the vessel at the time
of the action, is examined ; every Officer yet, before
the Board, has confirmed the statements of the Coto-
modore in every particular, as far as came within
their means of knowledge ; and there is not a doubt
existing, that the result of, the examination will fur-
piah to the werld, the most. contOete,„ unequivocals
and unshadowed testimony of the scritpalous- cor-
rectness of the demeanour of the American Commo-
dore, and his minute and rigid fidelity in the, ac-
count of the transaction."

gt PROVIDENCE, SErt 5.

The brig Ruth, from Lisbon, arrived here, was
fired at and brought to by st British stoop of war,
and when within a short distance, a musket wastred,
the ball of which passed very near the than at the
helm. The brig Tekgrcph arrived here from
Charlestown, was flied at and brought to off Block
Island and detained all nigi.t, by the British frigate
Guerrierc, the Commander of which inquired of
Capt. Orsfrop whether Commodore llootaas was
hut*; do receiving an answer in the negative, he
informed Capt. B. that unless the Commsdore should
soon, that was the last bag of cotton he should be
suffered to bring from. Charlestown; and that Le ex,
petted eighteen, ships •Of tear -from England every
bony, with orders to capture every American vessel
they found en the ocoan:”
AN9THERIMPUDEST tresitALITISTtiOGE RE.
London, England, 1811-10-24

A. Y'
the worst treatment of her Guardian and Relatives, to
keep herself oat of their power for upwards of three years is in
the sumo distress for want of only Twenty Pounds. She be-
came ef ai,e the sth day.of.Aegust last, when she applied to her
Onardian for some allowance from her property in his possession,
hut helms not returbed bay answer well knowing that ns long as
she is hi distress she 'cannot obtain that redress which the law
alone wall give her.
Should this meet the eye of any of her Relatives she begs they
will step for Ward to her assistance, before an actof desperation
may cause them to repeat their enmity to -. The above
will be sufficient in enable those Relatives who live near Cheap-
side to recognize her; or if they have any doubt, they can call
of iNe Editor of this Paper nod see her letter to him, her hand-
s% riOnr, they well know-.but from their behaviour to her
she It.. tilr hopes from them; she has more from a benevolent
stranger, $t hu, perhaps, may see this, and step forward to rescue
her from her present diSculties. To toy such she will _disclose
all.

To prevent idle curiosity. please to direct for A. 8., Pat-
office, Queen-strtet, (;heop.ide.
London, England, 1811-09-30

TO NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and
OTHERS.—Valaable Nursery Stuck of Fruit, Forest
Trees, and Shrubs, Blacklands, near Sloane•square.
By JAMES COCHRAN,
Oa the Premises, THIS DAY, and WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2,
r 11.11 E Lg4SE of the Premises being expired, will
AL he sold without reserve ; comps isiag a vatiety of I trge
forest trees far making screens und belts, as likewise every sizi
for ornament and plantations, with s me millions of white thora
quick, transplanted and seedlings, very strong, and of different'
ages and sizes, from one to five feet, very fine standard and
dwarf apples, pears, plums, and cherries for gardens and
orchards, with-very fine maiden stindard and dwarf peaches,
nectarines, and apricots of the most approved kinds, orna-
mental shrubs of various sorts and sizes, large yews, &e. sand for
the accommodation of purchasers, the stack may he taken away

till Christmas, ooe day io each week, wbsch Will be settled ;
the sale.

To Ise stewed till the sale, by applying at the Admiral Kep-
pel. Brampton, where Cat:slopes mor be had ; nt !qt.- cis.
Minters and Co.'s Seed Sloop, in the strand, and Corn Ex-
; at Mr. Williams's, Nar-eryntan, Turnhaut-Green; at
Mr. Buchanuatt's, Nurseryman, Camberwell; and of the Aue-
titmeer, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1811-09-30

Freehold Cottage and Land, Ebfield.
By Mr. MURRELL, .
At the Auction Mart, en TUESDAY..Gctoher 8, at Twelve,
. NEAT and pleasant FREEHOLD COT-
-11 E, situate in Turkey-street, between Enfield High-
way and Fort)-hill, about a quarter of a mile from the high
road. and ten from London; containing six sleeping rooms,
drawing room, dining and breakfast parlours, hall, kitchen,
brew house, stabling, chaise house, and requisite offices, a fore
cnart, and large garden, well stocked and cropped I also eleven
Acres of excellent Meadow Land, immediately behind, held
for 16 years, at a very low rent ; and two Acres of Freehold
Land, nearly contiguous. The Estate is well supplied with fine
water. The House is erected in a pleasant rise, and a couve-
nieut distance from the road, and is fit fur the immediate recep-
tion of It genteel
May he viewed, and Particulars had on the Premises; at the
Greyhound, Enfield ; CrOwn, Waltham•Cross; White Han,
Tottenham; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Murrell, 20,
Skinner-street; Snow-hill.
London, England, 1811-09-30

Valuable Newry Stock, for Gardens, Orchards, Shrubberies,
and Plantations.
By JAMES COCHRAN,

Oa the Premises, New-mad, St. Mary-le-bone, on THURS.
DAY, the 9d of October, and SATURDAY the Mh, bring
Part of the POlfillMa Nursery, obliged to he cleared fur build-
ing on.
riONSISTING of fine standard and dwarf apples,
ll pears, plums, and cherries- a true collection. and or good
height and ages far immediate frisk hearing ; very fine standard
and dwarf thorns, crabs, and almonds; a variety of large
and small ornamental shrubs and • forest trees, ntandard and
dwarf trained peaches, nectarines, apricots, cherries, plums
and pears, all is a most lowrlshing, clean, and healthy state,
and well worth the attention of persons went* immediate sup-
ply for their gardens. orchards, shrubberies, and plaatationi.
Fur the convenience of purchasers, part of stork • may tie
left on the premises till Christmas,, to be taken attal as will be
fixed on at the sale.
To be viewed till the Sale by applvlng to Mears. Jenkins and
Gwytker, on the Premises, where Cittalognes may be had; nt
Messrs. Gordan and Co.'s, Seedimea, Fenelturch-street ; of
Messrs. Colville*, Florists, King's-road; add of ire Auctiouter,
Nu. 7, Dake-street, Gessaattrisamare.
London, England, 1811-09-30

TO THE .PROPRIETORS OF STAGE-COACHES,
WAGGONS, CARTS, DRAYS. Am
COLL! NG E'S NEW PATENT AXLE-
TREES AND BOXES.
The follawing are the pecuisar properties of this Invention,
viz:

Simplicity in the mechanical construction; the most perfect
security against a wiled coming off; and extreme durability,
from their haid. aCcorate, and highly-polished surfaces being
constantly supplied with oil.
By these means it may be presumed that friction is nearly an-
nihilated; and' Artie who have them in use assert their belief,
that (he draught is diminished Doe-fourth.
When it is considered that comma' axle-trees are, in fact,
conical wedges, instead of being cylinders, the friction must be
always great, sometimes immense; and the enormous expellee
in greasing and repairing them is a eonlirination of the fact.
As every axle-tree and box is made to distinct and standard
dimemions for each denomination •f carriages, the wheels of one
may be applied to those of another, in any part of the kingdom.
Any wheelwright can box wheels on this construction ; and
a common labourer put theta on, or take them off, in a few 'al-
Oates.
The Sudbury Coach. which eels out from Mr. Glover's, the
Green Dragon lun, Bishopisatetatreet, travelled upwards of
Teu Thousand Miles with It,ce oiling Duly; from which per•
formanre alone an expence was saved of nearly one-half the
price of these axle-trees, independent of the relief to the
horses.

The adoption of this infeation to rail-road waggons, in par-
ticular, would produce an immense saving, as once oiling would
serve them for half% year at least.
As the establishibent for insumfacturing these axle-trees bas
been made upon a very large and expensive scale, and the pro-
fits required very moderate. they must be paid for on delivery.
The great utility of the Inventor's former Patent Axle-Tree,
for Gentlemen's carriages, may be estimated by the fuer of
there being upwards of six thousand now in use, comprising
those of
• His Royal Highness the Prince Regent;
The Prificeu, and Princess Charlotte of Wales;
The Dukes of York, Clarence Kent; and Cumberland ;
And the principal Nubility andi Gentry in the United King-
dom.
Made and sold only at the Manufactory, Bridge-road, Lam-
beth, where Axte-trees of every description lire made, of the
best materials, and soperior workmanship, at the usual prices.
London, England, 1811-09-30

TRICK t4IYrICE.

lANEW LIVERPOOLPiKr-COACH, BY
DAY, called the PRINCE If.F.GeNT, from the Castle
and fi,troli, Allersgate-street, Loudon. The Public are must
revertfally iriturini d. that the above COACH, carrying Four
Inside only, sets Out from the saidluti every Mondays Wedues-
day, Mid Friday Mirnings, at a quarter before Five o'Clock,
through St. Alban's, Duirstable, Sidney Stratford, CoVentry,
and a; rives at the Castle liiii, Birmingham, early the sane even-
ing, where it NirepS. Mid proceeds the next morning, at six
e'r lock, through Walsall, Sanford, Stooe, Newcastle, Holmes,
Chappel, Kuut,ford, and Warrington; and arrives at the Golden
• Liou. Liverpool, earls the saute evening; from thence it re-
turns every M ,nday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at six
o'clock, sleeps in Hiriniughanit and arrives in London early the
follow lag evening. Only four Coachmen.
'rise Proprietors will not be answerable for passengers lug-
gage. box, parcel, or any package whatever, above the value
of live paint., milers a special agreement is made, and an ade-
quate premium paid; according to the value of such goods; such
value to be spreideil and entered at the time of delivery io
I Londoli, or at any of their Offices in the Country.
AMOS PACK WOOD and Co.
London, England, 1811-09-30

Modern and Elegant Furniture, &e.
By Mr. H. PHILLIPS,
At his Great Room, 7S, New Bond-street, TO-MORROW,
Oct. 1, at Twelve, •
A N Assemblage of Excellentlfabogany and 'lose-
rs_ woad Furniture, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Camels Mir-
rocs, Bronze and Qr-Motu Chandeliers, Piano-fortes, and a va-
riety of a‘eful items, the property of a Gentleman; comprising
capital mahogany dining tables, on pillar and claws, card, Pan-
br..ite, and pier dine; Brussels carped, chairs, four-post and
held bedsteads, with cotton hangings, feather beds and bedding,
turd the usual assortmeat of chamber furniture and culinary
May be viewed till the sale, add Catalogue' had as above;
and at the York Rotel, Bridge.stteet, Blarkfriars.
London, England, 1811-09-30

rive LONIION G.AZETIPE) Sm. 28•

Admiralty Office, Sept. c 2 8 .

?apart Ara Letter from Cepirtia Willes, of his Majesty's Sloop
the Leveret, addressed to Vice-Admiral Murray, Commander
in ( hief at Yarmouth, and transmitted by the hater to John
%Chou Croker, Esq.
Hi. Majesty's Sloop Leveret, Yarmouth,
September 27, 1811.
I have the honour to inform you, that his Ma-
jesty's sloop under sty'commancl captured, on the
afternOen of4ha 42d.105t. Flambrough Head bearing
west 170 mitea, after a chace of three hours, tho
French lugger privateer Le Prospers, commanded
by Peter Van Oronglen, mounting two long six-
pounders, and one eighteen-pounder carronade, with
a complement of thirty-nine men ; out two day s from
Rotterdam; she had captured, cm the morning of
the 22d, a Danish brig from Norway, laden wit.)
timber, bound to Hail, and was taking possession
of another when we fell in with her. Finding the
direction the captured brig had made sail in, I sent
an Meer and a party of men on board the lugger to
endeavour to recapture her, being charged with dis.
patches myself, which I hope will meet your appro.
bation.
Admiral Sir Charles Cotton has transmitted to
John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain
Ballard, of his Majesty's ship the Sceptre, giving ion
account of the capture of a French merchant sloop
And live ebasse marees, on the ceast of France, by
toe boats of that ship, under the direction of Lieut.
Ciirystie.