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. a.' " •••.... • - \ 2 5 4 kr - i'."'‘ I r " 'Z'' hi . 4‘ • • t. s _ - 1 f . NUMBER 7454r_ THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1811. [PRICE etallflß L7') . OFFICE, Deceniker 20, 1810. NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Mahler and Gail Delivery, for the Ti ial of °Platt committed • a the High Seat, :rails the finite/idiom ofthe Admiralty of England will le held at Attica HO, in the Old Bailey% London, on Tuesday the 22d of January next, at eight o'clock is the morning. J. W. CROICER. CUSTOM-HOUSE, BRISTOL, December 19, 1810. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the flon. Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs, In tNe Long Room of the Custom-House, On Thursday, the 10th of January, 1811, at four in the afternoon, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, which were en tered under value, viz. 420 Pieces of Printed Paper Hang ings ; and 3 Boxes, contain* about 566 lbs. Cobalt.—Also the under-:uentioned eeized Goods: 49 Black Bear Skins, undressed. This day was published, in octavo, price 2s. M. ) 61 SKETCH of the CAMPAIGN in PORTU GAL ; with some OBSERVATIONS. Printed for John Murray, 324 Fleet-street, London; W. Bkckwood, Edinburgh ; and M. N. Mahon, Dublin. .and every Act militating against the 't trality of the United States, should not have been nounced by the Treasury depattment. " In consequence of this engagement on the cf the Government of the United States to cause This day was published, price Ss. a Stennis EDI 7 10 m of COPIES from a CORRESPONDENCE, &c. with MR. HUSKISSON, MR. PERCEVAL, &e. Bce. en the Subjects of the WASTE and ABUSES In the MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS and 'EXPENDITURES ; dernonstratisig to the Poblie, froth reported FACTS and OFFICIAL ADM IS• SIONS. the NECESSITY of an IMMEDIATE and COM PLETE CHANGE in the existing SYSTEM of MANAGING and APPLYING the REVENUE.—Ey 5. I. VASSAR, Esq. Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; and all other flosksellers. CUS fOIVI-HOUSE. NEWHAVEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Custom• House, Newhaven, on Wednesday the 9th of Ja nuary, 1811, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, in sundry Lots. 'THE FOLLOWING GOODS: for Dealers and • ri• others, about 47 Gallons of White Brandy. For private use only, about SO4 Gallon Brandy. Samples of the .tbove floods may be seen at the Custom-house the morning of the day of sale.--Twenty-five per Cent. deposit will be required. . 41.~i..~_L' TRANSPORT OFFICE, December 21, 1810. COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING J.- HIS MAJESTY": TRANSPORT SERVICE, for toilet: Core if SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, mad forithe Care and Cuitcdy of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby gies'oatice, 'That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 15th of January, 1811, to receive st,led Tenders; and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War, in Health and in Sickness, at VALLEY-FIELD, :Isar PENN YCUIR, in NORTH BRITAIN, for six months certain,' from the Ist February 1811, or so soon after as Prisoners shall be sent there. Ns ovtler will k received afar onoo'cloa wo the lay of treaty, nor any noticed wdoo: thrporty, or en agent for hire, personally attend. -- - iterh loader maul be frreorita.*/ by a letter freer two !)er tinr, engaging So become bead with the person tendering, in the aim of X2OOO, for the doe . perfeensana of the contract. Farther foortirularr way be hyaena by applying at this Office, or to Nokolon Weight, Log. Grandam, sear Edinburgh t or Captain Heriaiegten, at P'alkafelel Prison syrormed.. MANSPORT OFFICE, December 28, 1810; TITE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING XIS Acussrn TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir taking • ; Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and alga& of PRISONERS of Ifr.4 , do hereby gis Notice, That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 15th of January, lai 1, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of War,. in Sickness, at Stapleton r near Bristol, for Sit months certair, (rum the ise of March, 11111. No Tondos oti II he reerived after one o'clo:i on the day of treaty, "or say noticed unless the party, or apt agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender laud he ascOrnpained 62,a Letter front two iv:prefab's Pena,, engaging to kook( bound with the Pert** tendering, in the Sun e.B-2000, for the doe performance of the Contrast Further particle/err may de holm, by applying . at Shit (itt, Or to Captain Issas, si Sta)letos. - RISE OF PRICE. QWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public, Ls that the Tickets and Shares of the STATE LOTYERY have already advanced in Price, and will, in all probalsility, expe rience a further rise in a short time. This Lottery will be drawn in ONE DAY, (15th of February next): It has 30,000 different Numbers, no Prize less than £2O, and 44 Capitals, viz. 4 of £20,000 Ila of if WO 8 2,000 20 500 Tickets and Shares are Selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. I I, Poultry, No. 12, Charing-Cross, sad No. 31, Aldgate High -street. YTON, late Partner with thy deceased Sir James Branscomb, returns his grateful Thanks to those Friends I I who have honoured him with their commands since he com menced business on his own account, at No. 2, Cornhill, near the Mansion-house, and No. 12, Coventry-street, Haymarket; and informs them that his usual success has attended purchasers at his fortunate Office, having, since that period,aold Nine Capitals, including No. 2763, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only £5OOO Prize shared in the State Lottery—He, with confidence, recommends the present Scheme of the State Lottery to be drawn in One Day, February 15, and wishes bis Friends to =ice the undermentioned inducements :—The Tickets are cheaper —there is the usual amount of Prize Money—more Capital Prizes—no Prize less than '6'2o—Twenty Thousand different Numbers, and 2,3, or 4 Tickets of different numbers may gain u many £29,000 Prizes. 'Fickets and Shares on Sale by Eevott, 9, Cornhill, near the Mansion-house ; and 111, Coventry-street, Haymarket. WO FITR ACTS fir Bitilisatlimue: and Cottages oft Hooldircvline laved, a,, the Cove of Cori, .sd fir reaoroiog part of the Bahl appetite the Haseliateline NAVY-OFFICE, December 21, 1830. 9'HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of ksa MAJESTY': NA VT, do herd,. y . 7ive MEN, That they will be ready to receive Tenders until Wednesday the 9th of January, 1811, from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for Budding and compisafing a House, for the resi dencetof the Naval Officer ; and also, for Building and compleat ing Two Hoopes for Clerks, and Six Cottages fbr Labourers, on Hawlbcatline Island, In the Cove of Cork ; and likewise for re moving part of alank opposite the Wharf-wall, at Hawlbowline Island aforesaid. Forms of the Tenders may be bad, and the Drawings of the Houses and Cottages seen at this Office. . No Tender will be received after one o'clock on Wednesday, the Bth of Jaiitiary next, norany noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, shall then attend. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to .the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become bound with the person tendering in the sum of ..elOOO for the due performance of the Contract for building the Houses, and In the sum of £2OO for the due performance of the Coir.ract for removing the Bank. This day were published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price 15s. boards; A RTLESS TALES. •By Mrs. IVES HURRY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. " These Artless Tales well deserve their appellation. Th e y display no tricks of composition, they are neither deformed by affectations of style, nor intricate with complexity of incident. They describe In the language of nature possible occurrences, and uniformly tend to enlist the sympathetic feelings on the Side of mildness, benevolence, and virtue."—Annual Rev. 1808. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Moat Tates for Young People. In gene volume 10mo. price Is. in boards. • Mk chime Outili shed, In Three Volumes, Octavo, price Xt. Its. 6d. boards, *THE BRITISH CICERO ; or a Selection of the Most admired !.. 4 pcechcs in the English Language. arranged under Three distinct Heads of Popular, Pariamentary, and Judicial Oratory, with Historical illustrations. To which is pre fixed, an Introduction to the Study and Practice of Eloquence. Ey THOMAS BROWNY:, L.L. D, • Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row. HEALTH AND I.ONGIVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, tvliich were contrived by the Inventor as a remedy for blinself, gad which preserved him to an advanced age, are admirably cal oulated for rheunLoisnis, colas, and all those complaints to which the human frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate-. likewise fur bilious and all other disorders of the stomach and bowels, and for head-aches, occasioned by indigestion, or by free living. Sold only by F. Newbery . •od Sons, at the Warehouse fur Dr. James's Powders, No. 4.5, St. Paul's Church-yard , and a: Dr. James's late house in Bruton -street, price 4s. 6d. a box, contaw ing S 6 pills, or six in one large box for £1 4s. " We cannot take our.leave of this publication, without ex pressing our high approbation of its design and execution, and of recommending it to the perusal and study ofiall who AVIS:I to form a just estimate of the oratorical talents of the eminent men, whose speeches it exhibits, or to improve themselves in the noble art of eloquence."—Annual Review,.2BoB.. USEFUL .MEDICAL. BOOKS. NEW BOOKS on SURGERY, published by J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown-court, Princes.street, Soho, 1. nIISERVATIONS on the DISEASE of the N.' HIP JOINT; to which are added, some Remarks on ',e None are genuine but those which have the words " F. illewbery, No. St. Paul's," eagraved in the stamp. A true judgment will be formed of tEc pretensions of a man who offer.; Dr. James's Pills for sale, when it is known that he was a mere labourer in the Doctor's garden, and totally ignorant •f the principal ingredient in Dr. James's POwder, of which he had the audacity to advertise himself as " the original and only preparer;" though. it is proved that the medicine was actually prepared and bold before he was born, and that be never was em ployed in any part otthe process. _ . White Swellings of the Knee, the Caries of the Joint of the Wrist, and other similar Complaints. The whole illustrated by Cases and Engravings, taken from the diseased Part. By the late EDWARD FORD, Esq. F. S. A. The Second Edition, revised carefully, with some additional Observations by Thomas Copeland, Fellow of the College of Surgeons, and Assistant Surgeon to the Westminster General Thspermary. -Illustrated with Eight Copper-pates, Bvo, 12s. bds. . 2. •A Treatise on Ruptures ; containing an Anatomical De. SUDDEN DEATH. 'mirth:in of each Species; with an Account of its Symptoms, Prowess, and Treatment. Illustrated with Plates. By William l'l-;E frequent instances of Sudden Death from Lawrence, Member of the Royal College ef Surgeons, and De -a- Spasmosik Diseases induce Mr. RYMER to state, that the monstrator of Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Second CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINCTURE is used with the great. Edition, corrected and very censideraL'y enlarged, inv. boards, est success in all Gouty, Nervous, and Paralytic Spasms, in the 106 . ed• ' Stomach, Chest, and Head, generally termed Gaut or Cramp in In One Volume, Bvo, price Ss. 6d. the Stomach; Spasmddic Asthma, Palpitation of the Heart, Ver. S. A Practical Eisay on Cancer; being the Substance of Ob tigo, Apoplectic Habits, dtc. In all violent attacks aif these com- servations, to which the Annual Prize for 1808 was adjudg,ed plaints, which by n..gleet or Improper treatment, so ofteis termi. by the Royal College of Surgeons, London. By Christon her rate fatally, the above Medicine gives instant relief. Persons ac- Corner Cohnson. Surgeon, of Exeter, Member of the Royal 1 1\ le nuainted with shls Medicine, who are subject to these complaints, dial -ocicty of Edinburgh.... keep it constantly by them. . In Octavo, price 7s. boards, the 2d Edition, with Additions, of Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by 4. Observations on the Effects of various Articles of the Ma- Messrs. Dicey and Sutton, No. 10, Bow Chnrch-yard; and Re- teria Medics, in the Care of Lues Venerea. Illustrated with tail by Frederic Smith, No. go, Hay-market ; Randall, Royal Er Cases. By John Pearson, F. R. S. Senior Surgeon of the Lock *barge; Bacon and Co. Oxford -street; F. Newhery and Sons, ' Hospital and Asylem, and Surgeon to the Public Dispeuntor7 i 45, tit. Paul's Church-Yard; J. Harris, corner of Ludgate-street ; Reader on the Principles and Practice of Surgery. Ward, Holborn ; and by every Vender of Patent Aledicines In In 1 Vol. Bvo. price Bs. 6tl. in boards. the trAted Kingdom, in bottles, at ss. 9d. 7s. ed. 145. and la S. Principles of Surgery; for the Use of Chirurgical Student,. Fitts at 275. by which there is a considerable saving. A new Edition, with Additions. By John Pearson, F. R. S. F.ll information may be o'stained by a perusal of the folowing Senior Surgeon to the Lock Hospital and Asylum, Surgeon to Book, published this day, price 3s. 6d. in boards; which may be the Public Dispensatory, and Reader ou the Principles and Prac had as above: • :Ice of Surgery. , A TRACT upon DYSPEPSY, or INDIGESTION, and the 6. Observations on some of the Principal Diseases of the Ree f'', POOHONDRIAC DISEASE ; and upon the Inflammatory tom and Anus; particularly Stricture of the Rectsm, the lin er regular Gout, -nd the Atonic, irregular, or Flying Gout ; with moryhoidel Excrescence, and the Fistula in Ano. by Thomas stations cas,-1 of Nervous, bilious, Paralytic. and S2aarntulic Af- Co2elaocl, Yellow of the College of Surgeons, and Assistant-Sur kations ; Diseases of Relaxation and De:sility, Broken Constitu- gems to the Westminster Genera! Dispensary, Bvo. boards, 55. non, Habits impaired by Intemperance, Climate &c. Together 7 . An Pony o n th e Nature of S c ro f u l a ; with E vide nce of its with the Specification of the Medical Virtues o f that extrnordi. Origin from Disorder of the Digestive Organs ; illustrated by a vary Patent Medicine, the CAR tti•tc and Neavous Timeline ; number l of Cases successfully treated, and interspersed with Oh arAl of the various Diseases and Complaints in which it is &Inn- serretions op the General Treatineut of Children. By Rickard lititefed; and of its Doses, Effects, &c. • Carmichael, Surgeon, Bvo. boards, Ss. py JAMES RYMER, Surgeon.--Eionra Eamon. e. An Essay on the Effects of Carbonate. and other Prepare - V :die, ut pallidus oinnis . r.t.lons of Iron, upon Cancer; with an Inot.iry into the Nature of Cana desurget dubia. that and other Diseases to Which it bears a Raub's. By Richard Illeawaastna quo staptagra mow aerat.-414.0,. Carsaialtad, Surgeon, avg. bawds, los. 61 • ' ' , ..• • , . • . .. . . . • • ANY Single Lady, desirous of avoiding the ex pence and trouble. tendant on house-keeping, who wishes for unobjectionable society at home, and the protection of a Lady to public places, may have these and many other advantages, with Mrs. Twiss, No. 16, Camden Place, Bath. Mrs. Twist also wishes to receive under her care Four Young Ladies for the purposes of education. Her terms for these are one hundred and twenty guineas a year ; Entrance, five guineas ; ' Washing, teq guineas. The Young Ladies may be introduced into the best Company, and the best Masters will be provided.— For further particulars, apply to Mrs. Twins, Camden Place. THE FOURTH EXHIBITION LL, be opened in No. 16, York-Place, on Mon day the Bth of April, 1811. • The'Paintings, &c. gill be received co the let, 8.1, and 3d of April bat not afterwards...- 114 y must be sear, remain, and be taken away, at the expence and rust of those who send thcm. JOHN RUSSEL, Secretary, 50, George-street. 94, 1810. -1 ioNpoN. __- THURSDAY, JANUARY S. PRICE OF 5 COCKS THIS DAYIAT ONE O'CLOCK. 3 per Cent. Cons. money, shut—for opg. 6"/} Reduced COV 3 -4 per Cent. 82 3ixcheq. B(115, Is. tit. prem.—Bonds, Iss. 20s. prem. wiNnsoat CASTLE. JAN. 2. 44 His MAsErrY continues nearly in the same state as during the last two days." (Signed RS USUAL) 44 WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY 3, 1811. 44 His MAJESTY has not declined from the state in which he has been during the last four days." (Signed as usual.) s pur readers will see that the Ministers were once more in a minority last night. The restrictions and limitations on the Prince as Regent will of course fall to the ground. The majority against Ministers con sisted of three. The documents which we this day present from the Moniiter are of an insidious complexion, but thc - cir cumstances which attend their publication will defeat the effect mended to be produced by them, whether here or on the continent. It is sufficient to remark respecting the mongrel overture fora negociation, that even NAPOLEON never owned them till now, that he has a certain to make of them ; his brother disavowed them at the first ; and, therefore, whatever compliances we made, our adversary was render no, obligation to make a corresponding one, even if such obligations would have held him. We say si even if such obligations would have held him," because we know that he did subsequently, by actual treaty (on the 16th of last March) engage to the Dutch themselves to abitain from the annexation of the rest of their country, on their surrendering to him Zealand, and all the territory between the Maes and the Waar. How he has kept this engagement first proposed, fully and formally concluded, and, so. lemnly ratified by himself, is but too notorious. The Mooiteur of the 21st ult. presents some details 'respecting the movements of the flotilla which the French have collected in the neighbourhood of Cadiz. They talk of some attack made upon them by the British, but without effect, as the decks of the English were several times cleared by the French fire 1" PARIS, DECEMBER. 25. Copy of a letter from his Excellency the Grand Judge, Minister of justice, to M. the Couns:llor of State, President of the Council of Prizes : " Paris, December 85,1810. " Mr. President—ln conformity to the orders of his Majesty the Emperor and King, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, on the sth of August, addressed a note to the Plenipotentiary - of the United States' of America, containing the following passage :•••• 44 I am authorised to declare to you, Sir, that the decrees of Berlin and Milan are revoked, and that, from the Ist of November, they will cease to be in force ; it being understood that in consequence of this declaration, the English shall revoke their Orders in Council, apd renounce the new principles of block ade irhich they have attempted to establish ; or that the United States, conformably to the A.ct which you have just communic ated, shall cause their rights to be respected by the English. SS In consequence of the communication of thi s note, the President of the United States, on the 2d of November, published a proclamation, anibuncing the revocation of the Berlin and Milan decrees; and declared that, in consequence, all the restrictions im posed by the Act ofMay Ist should cease with respect to France and her dependencies! the department of the Treasury on the same day, addressed a circular to the several custom-house agents in America, enjoining them to admit French armed vessels into the ports and waters of the United Sates ; and direct ing theni, from the 2d of February next, to apply the law pro hibiting every commercial relation to English ships of evr7y kind, and merchandize proceeding from the soil, industry, and commerce of England, if at the above date the revocation of the British . Orden in _ , rights to be respected, his Majesty orders, that Causes pending in the Council of Prizes, on acco of captures of American vessels, made from the d Of November Ist, and those which shall be thereat made, sh.lll not be judged according to the prh pies of the Berlin and Milan Decrees ; bur t, they shill remain in sequestration :. the vest taken or detained before being alone under sequest don, and the rights of their proprietors being Venal till the 241 of February next, the epnch when United States, having reached the term of their garment to rause their rights to be respected, i said prim; wollti 'be declared. nu ll ) ths.con and the American vessels, along watheir — carb; restored to their proprietors. (Signed) " The Duke of M NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. •.. , The TARTAR is arrived in the Downs from . Baltic. The ALEXANDRIA and a gun-brig were. convoy with thetas:raft to the 27 sail. .BefOre t get to the Belt they lost the convoy—on coming . the Belt 'they fellin with l§ of them, but. were .. calmed, and were four days and . nights at their gu 'Twenty gun-boats• came out to them—they . through the Belt with little damage. She remains the Downs until further orders. • FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 2.2. Arrived the Arabella packet from the Medite . aean.---Wind N.E. . DECEMBER 30.--Arrived His Majesty's ship H BER, with a convoy from the Downs. Wind E.' PLYMOUTH, DECEMBM 29. Arrived the ROYER brig of war frOm the Eastwa ' *th a convoy of transports to embark artillery, p sions and stores, for Portugal ; and' the DE2E): a:4, from the Downs. Sailed the VIRAGO gun-ba lige with a convoy for Cork. Carle up Harbour to ac't the TARTArtirs sloop and &ALIA brig. DEC. 51.--Came in the Defence, Ganges, and Om% men of war, Galatea an 4 Malacca friga - over sloop, with a fleet of transports and vietuan. I from Portsmouth ; Mprning Star, Grace, and ç ; . 31 lingwood cartels, from- Morlaix..—Sailed the Vrin of - Wales paeket, fpr Libbon • the. Galatea Rale; 'And President frigates, for the Cape of G ood LI.. Gibraltar man of war and Constant. slow 4 • Ato at cruise. - Tax. l.—Arrived thelrnicami frigate, Capt. HA cock, from the Baltic station, last from the eastwar P —Sailed the PHEASANT sloop of war, Capt. PAINE -. on a cruize to the westward.—The greatest exertion are making here to fit out every ship of war at th . • port for :ea; as early as possible.—The CLARENCE,. fine ship of 74 guns, building at V.r. Blackburn's yar at Turnchaple, Plymouth, will be launched carly,i the Summer. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 31.. Arrived his Majesty's ship PLANTAGENET from t/ Downs, and the DIANA frigate from a cruize of£ Ha vre." Sailed his Majesty's ship OWEN GLlNDOLskwitl a convoy for the Cape of Good Hope, and the Po DAREUS for the Downs.—Wind N.E. . JAN. Js—Nothing arrived. Sailed Ws Majesty' ships Bellona and Arid, for Plymouth ; Vengeur an Gosshawk, on a cruize.—Wind N. by E. JANUARY 2.—Sailed his Majesty's ships HAWK an la Lome, for Plymonth ; ZEPHYR, for the Dow:ls and the HARPY, with convoy, for the Care of Goo Hope.—Wind N.E. • DEAL, JANUARY. I. • Arrived his Majesty's ships ALEXANDER an,! Tan- TAR, from the Baltic ; also th e D ILI GENC.T. SIO(p a ax ; Paasesao, RAVEN, Clt X l'A NI, aid PA I:TIII Ali o 17:0ITI a cruize off Flushing. Sailed the MantaDi;ouGit for Plymouth.—Wind Ea-t. JAN. 2.—Sailed his Majesty's S:iip DJ LiGZ.2:CII for Slieermss.--LWind N.E. blows strong. SHEERNESS, LANUAitY S. Arrived the Havocx gun-br", from Yarmouth; and.the ALF.RT sloop from Heligoland.—The CHAN.. TICLEJIR is gone out of Harbour, and the DIILISER 1 come in. . . YAILMOUTH, DECEMBER 31. Yesterday, P.M. arrived the MARTIAL, PARTRIDat, L and Eurtst:s ; and, this morning, f rom H e li go l and, r the PINCHER and EXERTION gun-brigs, JAHDB armed schuyt, and CHEERFUL cutter.—Sailed the BRUISER on a cruise. Remain in the Roads :—The ROERUCE,`RANGISI, MAGNET, SIIELDRAKE, BRITOSIART, PORTIA, KITE, HAVOC, BOLD, HEARTY;—and in the Harbour, CRACKER and ACUTE, gun-brigs ; and ESThiS and Ptharor, gun-vessels. . FROM LLOYD'S UST. The Caroline, MARTENS, from Malta to Sicily ;- and the Augusta, JAIL, from Malta to Sardinia, captured by French privateers. The Planter, Nier.sow, from Jamaica, put F the Havannah the eoth of October, leaky damage, and most unload, to repair. It is with extreme regret •we have rumour has reached th.lAJmiralty Miscrrada : supposed to be Wier / Holland. The additional melt'' attached to it, that the greare' pelt 1123. Yesterday a Court of r East•lndia House, whr into Use command no to Maims and se• • ' IA tic • on th rntel 'part Of the c Wal Capt4im DAL , tie ship S:reath4c .I • • 1, i to state, the loss