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9 • • 4b, !.• j P . . , i, s .sh. d • è4i.' . ! •,....•••• I • PRICE SIIPENCS-RALIETANif N ri 111 BEY 810 ,TUESDAY,. JUNE 15i 1813. ROTAL miris;fiii 814 inor. THIS PRESENT EVENING, TO-MORROW, - 1 hurorlay, Friday, and Saturcia , , a , Hair lair Six o'Clock precisely. Extraordinary IitOPE.OANCING. by the inim table Mr. Wil on, an I Miss Bannister, vex) will exectre pleasing Per ormances, never yet attemorrd by any person hut littielf: The w..01e accompanied by the whims . cahries of the two Clowns. After which the popular Entnirrian, and Prdestrizt. Sp, , ct.a. le, called FERDINAND OF SPAIN; in roducing th.rty Ho VS HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. liomas. AComicS mg. gi I he Hereford 80.. by, and the Amateur: of Fashion." by Mr. Herr , i.g. Astrious comic Ex t ravaganri; balled The ELECTION, or, Billy and Mrs. Button's Journey to and from London to Brew ford ; which will be delineated by many ludicrous situa tions, through the medium of Panoramic Views, viz. The in-. tenor and exterior at Billy Button's Dwelling, Hyde-Park-Cor- Ken..ington; White Horse, rear Holland House; Pack 1-I.)rsc, Turoham Green : Btriittord Market Place, &c. To which will be added, the laughable Durlesque of the Hunted Tenor, and his Horst Tally-ho. To conclude with the new Comic l'atrom me of 14 AR I .EQUllfs KEY. OFFICE OP ORDNA9MII, Arm 9, IBIS. rrHE PR.ArCIP4II. OFFICERS If HIS MA J 151 7 41", ORDNANCP, do here 6, ?, ght That Proposals will be received at their Ofhee in Pall-Van, on or befoie FrldaY, the 45th day of June instant. from suds Persons as niay be willing to undertake the supply of SERGE fnr aerv;ce of this Depaittment, for a period of Three Years, de, terminable at the expiration of One Year, upon a Notice of three months at the option of either party. MONEY' ADVANCED by Rvngn, T)Ru Ni‘ioinv and Co. Russell-Mewe, Howland-greet, Fiinroy square, to any event by Annuity, or on Rills or Notes of I held, and all sorts of Seem itits ' without ensure or the interposition of any one out of their Office. They claitn more respectahii±ty and powers than any others in this line, and can make an Instant ad: Sience to persons of known character. Attendance all day. FRE VCH PAPERS VIENNA, MAY Ste. Count Bubna again set out on the 29d for Di den. The exchange of couriers between Vienna a Dresden is :till very frequent. SALES BY AUCTION. PARIS, JUNE 8. • To-day we have received intelligence friiiti • , army, dated the Ist of June, that General La 1 s. on catered Bre s la u o n th e morn i ng o f t h at day. 11 Th' civil and milita r y aut h or i t i es rema i ne d i n itor 1 a deputation had proceeded to his blojesty the g 'peror and King at Ncumark. Thus the I.a.rdstur has produced no effect in Silesia. Th- :truly is perb. The Bthperor never enj•ired better heal It appears the Russians and Prussian.; ye separdt and we do not exactly know tie direr they b.tve Liken. • bREsptNI, M lY so. PORTLAND-PLACE. COMMANDING A VIEW OF THE REC;EN I'S PARK. A Patrern of the Articles to he supplied, may be viewed upon apptcation to the Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory at Wool loch, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and 'Condi:ions of the Contract, may be known at the Secre tary's Office, In Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Serge ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the 25th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be Dot;ced unless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf shall attend. BY Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Urea,. _ _ Capital LEASEHOLD MANSION, Double Coach-house, Subliug for Seven liorses, and numerous attached and ds• tubed Offices. By Mr. BATE 4, At Garraway's, on Thursday. June 17, at Twelve, by otter of the Executors of the late Jou N PONTH Etq decaa-ed. AMOST desirable and sp.ici,iis LEASEHOLD MANSION, suitable for the Residence of a Family of distincti4n, being No. 43, on the West side of Portia -d-place, comniandlng a view of the Regent's Paik; and comprises. oar the ground floor, a spacious Entrance-hall, Library, with Greta house attached, capital Dining parlour, Blidard-zoom, and Gen tleman's lhessing-room; on the principal door, two elegant Drawing-rooms, communicating; on the second floor, three princ.pal it Al-chambers and a Di essing-room, and tour secondary apart-nents over; principal Stone staircase, and back ditto, corn tnunicating with Led-r.,,,,,,,, Laundry. numerous Offices, at tached sud &cached, double Coach-house, Stabling tor seven Roney Men-servants' Rooms, &c. Ihr Premises are in a com plete state of repair, tastefully ti•ted up. and abounding with every convenience ; held for an unexpired term of upwards of 60 years, at a trifling ground rent. To be viewed by 'I !then' only, which, with descriptivi. Pae.. culars, may be had of Mr. Bates, No. 5, Welbeck-street, Caven dish-square. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Aar 9, ISIS. ' THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE, Jr het* give notice, be eb ;Lto. 60 MUSIC. 1~~~ • c:ice u . ,1 Alll vas 6 . . de, liar ta!ik . tu 0: N r; ~. nd 10aITY FOR THE DIA;kIAROE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IM PRISONLD FOR SMALL DEBTS. CRAvsw STatIT, STRAND, Net V, tots. BENEFACTIONS since the INst Report, Viz. L o. The Jeri.. Hon. the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, per 'I torturer - - - 20 0 Right Kor. Lord Carrington, per Do. - - 20 0 Sir Tbos 1 rigge, R. li. per Biddulph ant} Co Ann. 5 5 Sir James Musgrave, Ban. - Two Years 4 4 Lady Musgrave - - Two Years 9 2 Rev. •it Wm. Poole, But. per Biddulph and Co. 1 1 Mrs. Dawson - - - Ann. 2 2 V. Robe! ts, E.g. of Exeter, per F. Turner, Esq Ann. 3 6 Chas. Pirtlold, El. per CoUtts and Co. - Ann. 6 5 John Shute Duncan, Fag. - - Two Years S 2 Hare 'I ownshentl, Esq per Rev. R Sagdilands - 6 0 Jame Hammett, Esq per Sec. - - Ann. 3 3 Thos. Pitt, I.rq.Tbree Yaws benefaction, per Sec. 6 6 R. H. Harpur, Esq. per See. - - Ann. 2 2 Mrs. Shipman - - . - Ann. 2 9 Geo Vans tart, E.q. - - . Ann. 2 2 Alexander Gordon, Esq. per See. . - Ann. 10 10 Mrs. Shiffner, 15th fie. •faction, per Treasurer 10 0 . . John Ashley iirarre, Esq. per Hoaxes . - 10 10 Adam Askew, Es,. per Do - - - 2 2 %ha Trevelyrn, Esq. per Biddulph and Co. . - 1 1 Mrs. Trevelyhn,per Do. - . 1 1 Idw. Ludlow, Era. per Chat teris acrd Co. Ann. 2 2 Mrs. Jane., Adweil, Oxon . • Ann. 2 2 W. C. .C 2. 2s..—H. P Xi. is - . - 3 s D. C. M. a Lady. Zio--R. BC. Ann. £l. Is. - 11 1 E. V. £5. 5s.—H.E2.—Z X 2 - • - 9 5 R. E. S. XI. Is.—C. D. per Chatteris, £2. 2.5. . 3 3 A. Y £2. 2s.—R. 11.£1. per Hoare' - - . 3 2 round in the Letter box several small Sums . - 1 s 0.-.- - - S 0 Recevad for Three Books • 4 . 6 6 X 177 12 tlTiel•arged and rereved frofft varichs Prisons 18 Donna, for the:Alin of - - - £l3B 11 11 Cormtlered the Ca%et of n 3 PetiOonerrfr—Approved, 2s—Neferred !or Further Inquiry, 4—Petitiow, and Rejected, I. Bendactions are received by Jams Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, ehsra-walk, Chelsea; a1•o by Mesas. Holies, Farquhar. and Co. St. la ms's-street ; Hoare', Fleet street ; Chatter's, Whit tarne, and Co. Lonsbard-ttract ; biddulph, Cocks, and Riegv, Charing Crake ; Dnerisn end Co. Poch late, Cornh 1►; Las mersleys, Pall-Mail; Verea and Co. 77, Lombard-mreet ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven street, Strand, where the t.ulles reap Ise sews by those who are inc:hted to support thii Charity, ant Where the Society meet on the first Wednesday in every Month. Publiohed, by Goulding, D'Almalri, Potter, and Co. Soho-square, London; and 7, Westmoreland -street, Dublin. THE OVER PURE and MRS in the Romantic 11 Melo Drama, called the BRAZEN Bu ,T, now perform ing at the Theatre Royal Covent-Ga•den, compo•eil for the Pianoforte, by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 61.; I.es Petit Bijn•ts, No. 8, by J. Gildon, price 2s ; ditto, No 9, by L'Abbe Celina. price Ys ; Ah , Perdona, arranged with Variations for the Harp, Piano forte, and German Flute, by J. Mazzinghi, No. 15, price 5.i. ;Pre pre ye Nymphs, a Glee for three voices, sung in Dublin, at the Nobility's Concert, composed by Sir J. A. Stevenson, Mot. Doc. price 2s. 6d. ; Sat Gentle Maid, a Glee, for three voices, sung at ditto, compesed by ditto, price 2s: Beauty in Tears, sung by Mr. Braham, p. ice Is. 6d; When Fancy Flies, a Rondo, sung by Mr. Phillips, price Is. 6d. composed by J. Parry. LOWWE'S PA'rENT BR! SHIR LING CLOTH—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the Uuited K:, Odom. Established 1808. This fabric from its commencement has been manufactured •sv:111 a vi w for sale to private Fan.ll cis and home Trade, a , .,1 Is brought to a d gree of toren. oce a:.sl perfection untqaalled, LA %rid at about half the price of Irish Linen Iris peculiarly adapted h r all arast.n• ant climates by its free t!ora from the effects incident to the changes of the -ttmusphere, to which every other d. script iiin of :letting CI, t!. is liable. 1' durability and beautiful whirene , s alter five years trial, ends unrivalled, and Cis. Proprietor pledges himself to reim- Since any purchastt who may experience any defiaiency in the stialities for which it i 3 recommended. sold at if e Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 151, Clear ticoirar S'. Pant's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall, !Ji no whet- • in London. n :F.RY ( ttEAP JAPAN AND IA INDsOit CHAIR MANU FAcTORY, No. U 9, City Road, Finsbury-square, opposite the Brew-house. JOHN INGR AM respectfully informs his Friends aid the Flit)he in general, that they may be supplied whir t.nry jap tnned Windsor and dyed Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Gar il.n and ttiictic Srat, Flower-stands, Bedsteads, enrolees, Bed fan t. Ft a. her beds, Marrasses, and every article in the Fur- I.'h g Line, lower tl.aa at any Factory or Warehouse in Lon irri, tor ready tnoney. Verchanis, Captains, Hotel, Tavern, and Innk:epers, and f , .quiring great quarnities of Chairs at a short notice, can sot Fiord at J. l.'s Factory, as great assoesm, nea a re a l wa y s ia a state of preparation, ready for the Public amards.— h 6 e . l'rat:e Sale of Second-hand Household Furniture, and all descrip 1100 enrisk. every 'l'hursslay, at Twelve o'Clock, at the :vane it"tiolf, in Tabernacle-walk, where the Public may n Lyon every titen . ion being paid them, either in selling or buying. sterols intended for the Sale may be sent in by ' hies.tav evenint. FAMILY BREWING. VEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, It 'l'' . t'ay inform tbe Nobility, Gentry, and the Piddle, that in thr . .p:ente of the Flr. in Sk;ainer-street, they have removed to . vs uremises, No 295, (near the Hay-market) Piccinhily; nee :hey hope to be honoured with a continuance of that patronage they have hitherto experienced. This Machine sombilies the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun, "n( l,- r Back, Hop Back, and Working 'run, in one Utensil; !!.:•h is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a =e: r! mple and certain in its operation. he l !adios is made of various dimensions , suita ble to small 1 "'s. r the most extensive establishments 2* h. axed Co. have the pleasure et saying, they have most re ;pert*, terinmnials, and can give references to Gent lemen in "11 a, d Country, who have had experience of the ut ilit y of b Olt vontion. ... 81 :d by the Patentee* No 295 Piccadiliy rrn. up -, • , 9 London t • Lne - CrertA Bristol; also by the principal Furnishing awn:lnsets in the United Kingdom. That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall. en or before Monday, the 28th day of June instant, from such persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of PACKING CASES for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of one year, upon a notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be rewed, upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Power; and at arming ham, to Colonel Miller, the Inpettor of Small Arms there; and Inriher Particulars, together with the fermi and Conditions of 'he Contract, may be known, at the Seen tary'. Office, in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day, he ween the hours of Ten and Four o'clock ; where the Pr iposils must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed 1, Proposals for Parkin.; Ca4es;" but no Proposal can be admitted after Cae 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party rnak•m; it or an Agent in his behalf 31.4 attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sm. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, June 11,1813. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. -t- JES7T', ORDNANCE, do hereby gives Miler, . That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,. on or before Friday, the 25th instant,from such Persons as may he willing to undertake the supply of BEDDING for service of this De;artment, for a period of Three Years, determinable tit the expiration of One Year, upon a notice of 1 hrce Munilts it the option of ei• her Party. Patterns of the Ar•icles may he viewed upon appls cat ion at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and furtht r Patticu lam, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con.ract,. may be kAown at the Secretary's Office in Pail• Mali alote.aid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Pro• roses must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Propn.i.s for Bedding ;" but no Proposal can beat'matetl after the said :sth instant, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making i., or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Boat 4, R. 11. CR F. W, Setreetft". OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, Aft! ii , IPI9. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his 4114- JESTrs ORDNANCE, J. herAy give Retire, That Proposals will be received at their Offico, in Pal»Mall, on or before Friday, the 25th instant, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of POWDER BAR REl,i -for service of rh s Oepartnitnt, upon Contract, detertMoablv upon One Month's notice being given by either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applicat'on a the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower, and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of t: e Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in PaII•Mall aforesaid, any day betwe-n the hours of ten and four o'clock , where :la, Preposals must be Jelly: red staled up, and endorsed " Proposals for Powder Barrels," but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 25th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of tie same day, neither will any Tender he noticed unless the party niakiog it or an agent or. his behalf shill attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secrete-fry. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Ln.NDON, Julie 11, 11113. FOR SALE, .13y Order lithe Hen. the CIIIIIMIkl;01141.1 of his 411,1feity's Crstomi, On Wednesday the 15th, Thursday the 17th, Friday the 18th, and in the tollowing week, on Wednesday the zsd, Thursd,:y Ow 94th, and Friday ,b- 2,lth instant, at Foot. o'Clock In the Afternoon of the said Days precisely, In the Long Ruom, • - Custom-house, London, I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted -I- in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the severa. Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to become Purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. East India Prohibited Goods, &c. FOR NOME EONWMPTION. Spiri•onus Liquor, Wine, Beer, Lime lure, Cologne Water, Harrtem Oil, Mangoes, ChiMa, Oil, Grocery, Preserves, Candles, Soap, Indigo, Canvas, Rattans,sllnp-, Cutlery, 'Fobacco, Iceland Moss, Zatrre, Boots, Shoes, Writing Pai , er, Linen Dra pery, Shawls, Lace, Fans, Lacquered Ware, Mother of Pearl Counters, Conteban and Agate Necklaces and Omantews, and other articles of Jr watery. Birds of Paradise, Ostrich Feathers, Watches, Books of Paiiit, Gongs, Gold Buliciti in bars, Porce lain, Blacking, Pickles, Beef, Hams, Cheese, a Vessel called the lane, and the Greyll-iind Cutter and Materials. Also such Gootls as have remained in his Majesty's Ware houses beyond the time limited by Law, not cleared, or the buy paid, viz. Boats, Stave•, Deals, Cordage, Hemp, Flax, Quadrille Box, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogae. CLEAR 0? ALL DUTIES. '1 he Greyhound Cutter, Boats, Deals, •l hither, Hemp, flax, Cordage, Masts, Staves, Brazil Wood, Anchors, and Materials of Ve s sels to be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherbithe. The Jane at the West India Docks, and all the other Goods at his Nlajesty's 'Warehouses, Custom-House, London, where Ca talogues will delivered, price one•shilling each. he Goods for the first, second, and third Day's Sale may be viewed on Monday the 14th, and Tuesday the 15th instant; those for the low th, filth, :tad sixth Day's Sale on Monday the f2l s . , and 'I ursdav the Yid instant, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Morning to One in the Afternoon. ;V. B. Gooch bought at this Sale mutt he tad for on or k . fitre Mon dale the t 2th July, 1813, between Me hours of nine o'clock in the morn inz and Mite in the alio noon, or the depoliti made thereon will aim. lutely become foleited, andthecioods retold at a future Sale. - - - The delivery of the first and second Day's Sale to commence on Mondry the :3 , 4 instant, and the third s fourth, fifth s sad sixth Day's Sal: on Saturday the 26tis *Amite INVALUABLE Prvl GN I S. MR . FAREBRO I'HER will put up for SALE, at Garraway's, on Friday, the 18th of June, 1813, TWO va:uable I'EN I S for preventing Accideirs from Carriages, particularly those with two wheels, when the horse falls; when he rears; when the wilt -tls break; when they go off; when the shafts break; when the horse kicks, or runs away l A Prospectus of the Profits, and Particulars of the Sate, may be had at Garrawafs; of Mr. Evans, 97, Hatton garden ; of Mr. Farebrother, Beaufort House, Beaufort-buiLlings, Strand; and at the London Vulut:teer Cavalry Stables, City Road, where a Curriele and Gig, fisted up with the Preservers, may be seen. MOST' DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTA FE, HAN I S. SOON will be SOLD, together or in Lots, (bor dering on the Southampton Rive r, and the New Ferest' ; consisting of the MANOR of DIBDEN, with beautiful %Vuods and convenient Far me, containing about 948 Acres, w ell inclosed ; a large Purlieu, and valuab:e Rights of Common in the New fu rest ; together with the ADVO W SON, worth about re4oo Is this Estate are some of the finest situations in the kingdom . for buildir.g, commanding the most deliertful views of the south. Rthpton River, Spit head, the New Forest, and adjacent country. This Estate Is extremely west clothed with retrarkalq fine thriving Oub Timber, and every way eligible for the Man of Fortune and the Sportsman ; and is capable of great iniprove• 'trent.— Printed Particulars will soon be distributed; in the mean time, apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. VALUABLE LAND, adjoining the Grand Junction Carat to 4ylesbury, very dedrable fur Wharfs, Warehouses, Sm. Land Tax redeemed, . liy Mr. scan, On Ftlday, July 1, at o'clock, at the Mart, in'Thret Lon: Lot I. A Very valtuble I'ILCE of GROUND, crniremly Improveatee, con•alning SA. R. 9P. .if Pa.tur, Land, well • tuaterd, at the ternnea.lon of the Canal. in the 't ow,l of Aylesbury, and bounded by the Tureisikoettad to London. I.ot 2.—i A. sR. 96P. of Ditto, adjoining. l.nt :114. 181'. g: - - Laclt Loi held for t . OOO 1 cars unexpired, at a peiTer-eorn rent. I'l.e 4uptrlor adv.intag s of Chia Pralwrcy, fir commathling an ,•xti..n.iye general fade oil the Canal, are apparent. 1 - rtato Particula , s, with a flail, may be had I ,y a.,..ply:ng to r Land moveylir, ;:tid NIL lindal, eitor, dylca lttry::Ncw BTining'iam ; Kng's Hrid, Coy, trry; I);ack- Int:lA Head, Nottingham ; the Mail; and of Mr. Scqtt, YB, New Bridge-street, London. NEW FORLS . 11 AN I'S. An excellent FARM, with Cottage REAL/LICE and LANDS, in a fine Situation for Building, near Lymington. By .'r. SCO On Monday, Ju'y 5, at l'wn o'Clock, at the Angel Lin, at Ly snington, in Siz Lots, utilebs acceptable offer& shalt be previ- ou-ly made by Private Contract, with immeuiate possess . on Lot I. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, heautifulfy situated in a jusily-admired part of this favourite county, on the border of the high road through the New Forest, two miles from Lymington, 16 from Sour ampton ; comprising 1S SA. BR. 2IP. of excellent inclosed Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, part tithe-tree, with a neat comfortable Cot tage Residence, Lawn, Gardens, a fine Sheet of Water well s.ocked with fish, Offices and Buildings convenient for the Resi dence, Farm and Dairy, Bailiff's Cottages, &c. The Lanes are in high cultivation, possessing a pleasing Ine quality, fairly timbered, w,511 wa:ered, presenting delightful situ ations ; agreeably elevated and healthy, for building a Family Re sidence to command the Isle of Wtght and the:Channel, encir cled by rich varied Cultivation and interesting Scenery, with ex cellent lloads in every direction, Fishing and Field Spor:s, In an elegant vicinity. The Estate has been extremely improved at a very great ex pence, is entitled so valuable Forest Rights, and the Poar Rates very tow. The remaining Five iota c mprise 49A. 2R. 22P. of rich inclosed Land, beautifully situated adjoining the Farm, near thevillage of Boldre, possessing equal advantages, and presumed to be agreeably divide for deltghtful residences. May be viewed 21 days before the Sale, and Particulars had of Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lymington, and at the Angel, Fox, and Hounds, Lyndhurst ; Coach and Horses, Southampton ; George, at Winchester : the Mart, and of Mr. Scott, 28, Near nridge•street, London, where a Plan may be seen. MOb 1 DLSIRA I:LEPit SEA-COAST, f.ixty-four Miles from London. TO BE SOLT) BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, AMOST VALUABLE ESTATE, part Ft echold and the remainder Copyhold, si:uate at Bexhill, in the County of Sussex; comprising a sub,tatitial modern DweLitit house, fit for the reception of a family of re , pectahility, with all necessary attached and detached Offices, walled Garden fully cropped, Plantations and Pleasure Grounds, the whole perfectly secluded from the village, and commanding a most beaut.ful view over Pevensi y Lay, 1 ast cow:, ail the adjacent country. A newly-erected Dwell ng-house, Gard, to, and Pleasure-grourt!, and *very requ.site Office. t ()gel het w th about 16 Acres of Mea dow Land, extremely fertile,and hiving been for many years in the occupation of the Proprietor, iii a high state of cul:i.atim. Bexhill is one of the most lita',lty ant plcasart intuit:ions on the Coast of Suss x, and well adapted 10f sea-bathing, for which purpose it is occasion - try resntt , tl to—u is six mile- from Hast ings, 14 front Last Bourn, a:id 64 from London. This Estate holds out an opportunity for investing capital sel dom to he met with; as, from tile increasing population of the place, every species or Landed Property is rapidly advancing in value. several Lots of this proper , y have I•ven sold for great prices as Building ground. for which purpose there is every pros pect of the rematuder being appropriated. For a view of the Estate apply to Nir. Mate, Post-C lice, Bex hill; and to treat for purchase to Messrs. Shadw,ll, ltin!mp, and Co. Solicito,.l, Hastings; and to Mr. Lanes, New Boswell court, Lincoln's Inn, London. N. B. The Houses are both Furnished; and a Purchaser may be admitted bannediately sa Tenant nil the sompletion of the ihorshasee r A Courier has just Inolglit us tidin • -1/1 the raising of the blo.ck.t.le of Go.tati. Prussians have .passed to the right of the Oder.— , The garrison was 5000 strong. There were ve few sick. The preceding victories have enflamed the court of our toldicrs, who are full of coil, and wh Mnrals are excellent. MAY . 246—More than 100 pieces of cannon . , an some hundredi of caissons passed the .Elbe thig after' noon over our bridge of boats. COPY or A LETTER FROM THE OENERAL,4I, COUNT VANDAMME, TO MARSHAL TIM Plana Or ECK:MUHL. " Haarburg; Maf t 36 never . A. as. The day before yesterday, we were Imperfec:lr established in the Isle of Wilhelnisburg. The night having arrived, it was necessai - y to confine ouriekes to keeping it in a military point of view. Ye,terday, the 12th, at eight in the morning, the enemy began by disembarking 1000 or 1200 men in front of Hamburgh. A brisk fire of mus ketry took place with the light infantri , brigade, comm mded by General Cengoull I went to eta. mine the affair, and seeing that this enemy's column w.is waiting to be supported, made a feint of pre. :ending. to quit the Isle. " The enemy at first pressing his attack gained s- , me advantage, and advanced in force with the artillery be had disembarked. " At that instant I ordered the third blitalion of light infantry to turn en matte, supported by the re. rnainder of Dufour's division. 1 ordered the charge, and in less than a quarter of an hoar, all was put In the molt complete route: _ _ " The enemy abandoned all his artillery, his caissons, his ammunition, and reimbatked in the greatest disorder, leaving some prisoners, and arca number killed, among *horn were towed many . Danes. Generals Dufour and Gengoulsi coaducted themselves perfectly well in this affmr. de I decided to m.dte Reuss 's brigade past to dift Isle which I d:stined to occupy, Att.verdea, Katt• wick, and Roe leuhof. Scarcely htd diserobirked the ttoors when I learned thlt ene.ny attempled x toeill disem harkition at the Poiot of Reirrstiegeth d, from wliich it appeared he wished to march upon tLelioia of my passage. A hrsl; fir: commences, and the ehemy seeing he could not surin-i3e us, precipitately retired, with the loss of some kileJ, wounJ:d and priso:.ers. ‘, I have estaifl shed the 1.51 d in reserve and iii observation f.t the. Cistle of Withelnnb erg, in order that it may he enabled to mitch to any part. Fore seeing fully a new attack, I ordered the 37th, which was upon the causeway, to much. A !..e:iotss fire took place, I did not hesitate in ordering the s7:h to retire, slowly, defending die causeway, and to allow the enemy to advance, so as to be able to cut off his retreat or vigorously pursue him. I immediately ordered two battalions from the right of the division Dufour to direc:ly proceed to the bridge, where the enemy had passed, whist I directed the Prince de Reuss to precipitately march upon the enemy with the two battalions which were in the Castle of \Vilhelmsburg. " The fire then began, and as we could only pro ceed by high causeways, I ordered the troops to cease firing, and beat the charge from all parts. The enemy was obliged to retreat, and was pursued for an hour at the point of the bayonet. d , Never was confusion more complete. All who threw themselves into the boats were drowned or killed. Four hundred men, who were not able to re-embark, laid down their arms. I cannot suffi. ciently praise the valour of our troops ; I do not re collect having found more ardour among our old bands. Several Officers of all ranks have particu larly distinguished themselves." PARIS, JUNE 8. Private letters from the Grand Army announce, that on the Ist of June General Lauriston was at Breslau. His Majesty the Emperor was at Ned. mark. The army is abundantly supplied, preset yes an exact discipline, and all the corps are animated with the best spirit. It was thought, with reason, that measures so ex travagant as hat ot the Landsturm, could not be executed in aocivilised country, and that the Proprie tor. themselves would oppose it. This has happened. —There hen no exctssys in thi3 part of Ger. many, but those which have been committed by the Russians. They have left in that country traces of their friendship, which the inlial)itants would wil. lrngly have dispensed with. Letters from Harubnrg cf the Ist June inform us, that since the entrance ot the French unto the City it has e►,joyed perfect tranquillity. The inhabitants who had tied to the neighbouring towns were eager to return borne. Tettenborn and the Russians had retired across the Llbe, and dared not wait the arri val of our troops. Letters of the 2cl announce the arrival of the Prince Christian in Norway. His journey had bout