25,350,000

7,779,807 392,612,323 6,925,000 20,211,571 394,275,752 12,175,000 5,250,000 10,281,776 413,038,977 15,315,000 3,140,000 9,925,739 459,067,551 19,708,750 4,393,750 8,846,450 480,572,476 22,348,000 2,639,250 12,409,854 484,162,622 25,548,000 3,200,000 11,951,711 493,127,726 33,758,000 8,190,000 579,428 12,673,475 517,280,561

38,398,000

4,660,000 738,849

35,484,052

1807

669,652,847

28,900,744

year

....

1808 687,689,958 1809 701,229,515 1810 722,446,770 742,239,101 771,370,396 1813 812,013,135 1814 905,549,50% 1815 930,184,109 1316 1,000,986,526 1817 1,005,768,694|

18,037,111

13,539,557

20,561,137 699,515,516 103,032,750 19,328,369 682,769,314 103,032,750

16,560,000 2,316,690

86,452,005

2,507,101

83,944,904

18,470,398 748,201,991

The sums stated in columns 3 and 7 amount to 358,557,623, The difference arises from the fractional parts of a pound being omitted.

The above debt of Ireland, column 5, is exclusive of 1,900,000 Irish 5 per cents. payable in England. By 57 Geo. 3. cap. 48, the Sinking Fund Accounts terminate on the 5th January in each year, instead of 1st February as heretofore.

S. HIGMAN, Secretary. National Debt-office, Feb. 13.

An Account of the Amount of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain, on the 1st of February in each year, from the 1st of February 1803 to the 1st of February, 1818, inclusive:

.56,749.184 20 .65,096,695 12 1 46 019,578 12 11 .46.777,672 6 4

58.513,399 9 2

EXCHEQUER BILLS.

1.- An account of all Exchequer Bills issued by virtue of the Act. 57, Geo. III. cap. 2, entitled "an Act for raising the sum of Twenty-four Millions by Exchequer Bills, for the service of the year, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventeen". outstanding and unprovided for Twenty-four Millions.

EDWD. H. NEVINSON,
H. JADIS.

WM. WATERFIELD, Accountant. Exchequer Bill-Office,

31st Jan. 1818.

TH

TUESDAY, JAN. 20,

HIS Gazette notifies, that the Prince Regent has been pleased to grant unto the Right Hon. Sir John Leach, Knight, the office of Vice Chancellor of England, in the room of the Right Hon. Sir Thomas Plumer, appointed Master or Keeper of the Rolls and Records of the Court of Chancery. It also notifies the appointment of Major-general Sir John Keane, K.C. B. to be Governor and Comi mander-in-Chief of the Island of St. Lucia, in the room of Major-general Seymour, deccased.

TUESDAY, JAN. 27, 1818.

At the Court at Brighton, the 24th of Jan. 1818-present his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council, was this day pleased in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right Hon. Frederick John Robinson, and, in

his absence, the Right. Hon. Thomas Wallace, President of the Committe of Council appointed for the consideration of all matters relating to trade and foreign plantations.

At the Court at Brighton, the 24th of Jan. 1818 - present his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council.

SHERIFFS appointed by his Royal Highness

the Prince Regent in Council, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, for the year 1818.

Bedfordshire-John Pedley, of Eaton, Bray, Esq.

Berkshire-Robert Palmer, of Holme Park, Esq.

Buckinghamshire-George Hassel, of Cholesbury, Esq.

Cambridge and Huntingdonshires-Postponed.

Cheshire-Henry Hervey Aston, of Aston, Esq.

Cumberland-William Hartley, of Rose. Hill, Esq.

Derbyshire-John Charles Girardot, of Allestree, Esq.

Devonshire-Sir Wm. Templer Pole, of Shute, Bart.

Dorsetshire-Disney John Disney, of Corscombe, Esq.

Essex-John Theophilus Daubuz, of Layton, Esq.

Gloucestershire David Ricardo, of Gatcomb Park, Esq,

Herefordshire-John Williams, of Willcroft, Esq.

Hertfordshire-Geo. Palmer, of Much Hadham, Esq.

Kent-William Henry Baldock, of Petham, Esq.

Leicestershire-Sir George Robinson, of Stretten, Bart.

Lincolnshire-John Charles Lucas Calcraft, of Ancaster, Esq.

Monmouthshire-Nathaniel Wells, of Piercefield, Esq.

Norfolk-Edward Lombe, of Great Melton, Esq.

Northamptonshire-John Booth, of Glen

den, Esq.

Northumberland-Robt. Launcelot Allgood, of Nunwick, Esq.

Nottinghamshire-Henry

Blyth, Esq.

Walker, of

Oxfordshire-Philip Lybbe Powis, of

Hardwicke, Esq.

Rutlandshire-Robt. Peach, of Lydding

Member returned to serve in Parliament. Borough of Ripon.-The Right Hon. Frederiek John Robinson.

SATURDAY, FEB. 14.

At the Court at Carlton House, the 10th of Feb.-Present, his Royal Highness the Prince Regent in Council,-His Royal Highness the Prince Regent was this day pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to make the following amendments on the Roll of Sheriff's for the several counties of England for the present year.

Dorsetshire-1. J. Disney, Esq. made J. Disney, Esq.

Oxfordshire- P. L. Powis. Esq. made P. L. Powys, Esq.

Staffordshire-E. T. Nicholls, Esq. made E. T. Nicolls, Esq. Wall. Worcester, Esq. made S. Wall, Hallow-Park, Esq.

Worcestershire-S.

Glamorgan-Lewis W. Dillwynn, Esq, Penllargari.

Brecon-John Wilkins, Esq. Cue.' Radnor-Hugh Stephens, Esq. Cascob.

NORTH WALES.

Merioneth-John Edwards, Esq. Tyny

Carnarvon-Thomas Jones, Esq. Bryns

Coed.

tirion.

Anglesey-John Price, Esq. Cadnant. Montgomery-John Edwards, Esq. Ma

chynlleth.

Denbigh-Edward Lloyd, Esq. Berth. Flint-John Wynn Eaton, Esq. Lees

wood.

This Gazette also announces that on the 12th instant, (Feb.) Duke San Carlos had an audience of the Prince Regent, to deliver a letter from his Sovereign announcing the death of the Infanta of Spain; Baron de Stjerneld had an audience of leave previous to his return to Sweden; Mr. Rush the American Minister, and Count Ludolf, Neapolitan Minister, their first audience to deliver their credentials; and the Prince Regent the same day invested Vice- Admiral Sir Wm. Domett and

Major-General Sir John Aswald with the ensigns of Knight, Commander of the Bath: and that he has appointed Lord Grantham Lord Lieutenant of the County of Bedford, void by the death of the Earl of Upper Ossory.

Member returned to serve in Parliament. Borough of Cockermouth,—The Right

Hon. Thomas Wallace.

TUESDAY, FEB. 17.

This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent has conferred the honour of Knighthood upon Francis Baron de Rottenburg, a Major-General of his Majesty's Forces, and a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Orders; also, that the Prince Regent has appointed Joseph Fedden, Esq. of Wetton House, Sheriff for the County Palatine of Lancaster for the year ensuing.

NORTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT.

HUGH LEYCESTER, Esq.-WILLIAM KENRICK, Esq.

Anglesey, Tuesday, March 17, at Beaumaris.

Carnarvonshire, Monday, March 23,
Carnarvon.

at

Merionethshire, Saturday, March 28, at Bala.

CARMARTHEN SPRING CIRCUIT, 1818. SAMUEL HEYWOOD, Serjeant at Law.JOHN BALGUY, Esq.

Cardigan, Wednesday, March 18.
Haverfordwest, Tuesday, March 24.
Carmarthen, Monday, March 30,

SOUTH WALES SPRING CIRCUIT, 1818. WILLIAM WINGFIEED, Esq. ABEL MOYSEY, Esq.

Glamorgan, Tuesday, March 17, at Cardiffe.

Brecon, Tuesday, March 24, at Brecon, Radnor, Monday, March 30, at Presteigne.

CHESTER SPRING CIRCUIT, 1818. WILLIAM DRAPER BEST, Esq. Chief Justice. Montgomeryshire, Friday, March 13, at

Pool..

Oxford.

HE Secretary to the SOCIETY of

TGUARDIANS for the PROTECTION

of TRADE against SWINDLERS and SHARPERS, held at No. 36, Essex-street, Strand, by a Circular has informed the Members thereof, that

RICHARD COSTER, (frequently mentioned) now describes himself as a Job-Broker, No. 5, Oat-Lane, Wood-street, and that he

also acts as Clerk to THOMAS GRAY, Provision Warehouseman, No. 4, Bury-Court, Love-Lane, Wood-street, and gives his address, No. 22, Lower Smith-street, Northampton-square.

JOHN TURLEY, late of Ospreye, Kent, and of 13, James'-street, Marsh-gate, Lambeth, and since, of Old Tan-yaid, Broadwall, and of Rochester.

Also JOHN BROWN, noticed last year as a Cheesemonger, 472, Strand, and of Gill'sFolly, Stamford-Hill, and afterwards as JOHN BROWN and Co. Manchester Warehouseman, 8, Budge Row, before he left the Strand, negotiated a Bill dated " London"-drawn by" WEST" on Mr. RI

CHARD PORTER," Provision Merchant, Hull, by whom it was accepted, payable at Messrs. SMITH, PAYNE and SMITH'S; for which he received goods and a balance in change, but that on presenting it the acceptor was not known.

The above are reported to that Society as improper to be proposed, to be balloted, for members thereof.

The Secretary also informs the members,

that

ROBERT WILMOT has lately made several Notes, dated" Weston near Bath." payable at the house of a member of the Society, and has recently drawn a bill upon him, dated East Bourne"-the said member having given no authority, nor having any assests for the payment of the same.

The notes of the "IPSWICH and SUFFOLK BANK" being still in circulation to a considerable amount, the Secretary is desired to repeat the description of them.

They are for ONE, Two, and FIVE POUNDS, entitled " IPSWICH and SUFFOLK BANK," signed" for RALPH HOLDEN, SANDERS and Co. RALPH HOLDEN," and are made payable to Bearer on Demand there, or at Messrs. WINKLEY, BROTHERS, and Co. No. 6, St. Michael's Alley, Cornhill, London," and are marked as entered, some “T. L. LAWRENCE;" and others, "THOS. YouNe," and are circulated principally by women, of one of which, the following is a description. She calls herself

"Mrs. SMITH, Vineyard-Walk, Highstreet, Croydon," her person is short and thin, her complexion fair, and her age about 35. She is dressed in a straw bonnett, with black ribbon, and a green cloth pelisse, trimmed round the collar and cape with satin of the same colour. The letter addressed to her has been returned by the Post Office, marked “not to be found," and that a person calling himself JAMES ROBERTSON has obtained four Silk Shawls from a Tradesman, stating that he was sent by members of the Society who have no knowledge of him.

JAN. 31. We have private letters from Bombay, which communicate to us in a more detailed form than has yet been published in this country, the arrangement made with the Peishwa. He cedes to the British Government territories yielding a clear revenue of 34 lacs of rupees-25 of them fall to the Bombay Presidency, by our occupation of the country from Panwell, or Panwelly, 27 miles E. of Bombay, to Demaun, on the coast N. of Bombay-a line of territory about eighty miles.

We

are to occupy besides, the Bassein and Jumbosen and its dependencies, and also have the Peishwa's share of tribute from Katty war. The remaining nine lacs of rupees go to the Presidency of Madras. These are provided for by cessions in the Carnatic and the forts of Darwar and Kishelgur. The important fort of Ashmednuggur is also ceded to us, with land around it to 2000 yards. It was taken by General Wellsley on the 12 of August 1803, and ceded to the British by Dowlut Row Scindia, at the treaty concluded in Dec. 1803. In April 1804 it was restored to the Peishwa. The possession of this fortress gives the command of the city of Poonah, and affords the best entrance into the territories of the Peishwa and the Nizam. Certain pasture lands are also given us for our troops in the Deccan. On our parts we are to augment our subsidiary force to 12,000 men. The Peishwa is also required to maintain irregular horse and foot, amounting to 8000 men, to be officered by Europeans. In addition to the above intelligence, it is known that large field forces are on foot after the Pindarees, under Sir Thomas Hislop and Sir John Malcolm, Brigadiers Dovetun, Smith, and Floyer. Sir John Malcolm is associated with Sir Thomas Hislop in the conduct of political affairs. The Marquis of Hastings is also up the country.

The cause of the Queensberry legacies has been decided by the Court of Session in favour of the trustees, and against the Duke of Buccleugh. Should this decision be confirmed by the House of Lords, a very large sum of money, now standing in the name of the Accompant-General of the Court of Chancery, will become the property of the legatees under the will of the Duke of Queensbury. The whole of the funds left by his Grace, with the accumulated interest since his death, now amount to upwards of a million sterling!

The claim of the Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer, Ireland, to appoint to the place of Clerk of the Pleas in that Court, bas been rejected in the Court of Error by a great majority. Baron Smith was, we believe, the only member of the Court who gave judgment in favour of the Chief Baron.

In France, the Chambers are wading through the interminable projêt respecting the army.

Frigates belonging to all the European powers, have appeared on the coasts of South America.

The recognizances of all the persons discharged from confinement under the Habeas Corpus suspension have been discharged, and a subscription entered into by Sir F. Burdett's party, for the relief of these

men.

Monsieur Valabreque, the husband of