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I \ C . • • ...• . Ntlntsza 8235 'ASTLET'S, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. THE wieriairm PLACES. • Under the Parrtntage of their Royal Highocises the Prince T HE Public, and the Booksellersat all the Water: Regent and Duke of York: ing Places, are respectfully informed, that a new Edition,. THIS PRESENT' EVENING, kIDAY, the the _o_ f G VIDE TO ALL TWO WATERING PLACES, for Isis, with' St th, and To-ntorroW, SATURDAY, the 61st of July, an enure new Set of Views, is now ready for delivery, at 151. in .r Half-past Six precisely. Extraordinary HORSEMANSHIP. boards, and 16s. in red.----SS, Paternoster-row. After which the popular Equestrian and Pedestrian Spectacle, ailed FERDINAND OF SPAIN; introducing thirty Horsti. 3 eurth time In this Country, a MINUET and ALLEMANDE on TWO ROPES, by Mr. Wilson, and Miss Bannister. The effect of this nouvelle Eihibition will excite much .wonder and surprise. After which Mr. Wilson v. ill go through his inimitable ROPE-DANCING, particularly his Back Somerset. In the course of the evening, a loyal Effusion, by Mr. Herring, called VITTORIA ; or, King Joseph's Last Gun. A Comic Extrava ganza, called Billy and Mrs. Dutton's Journey to Blentford Elec tion. To which will be added, the Burlesque of the Hunted Tailor, and his Horse Tilly-ho. To conclude with the Comic Pantomime of HAR LEQU IN's KEY. Second Price at Half-past Eight.—Equeatrian Tuition by able Masters from Ten till Two o'Clock. or Various Novelties are in preparation, and will be speedily . . This day was published, In 4to. the Second Edition, illustrated by Engravings, . price XI. I is. ed. board's, JOURNAL of a RESIDENCE in BY MARIA GRAHAM. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne, Pa ternoster-row, London ; and Constable and Co. Edinburgh. This 4y was published, In One Volume, Octavo, price i lie. in boards, THE MODERN PRAC fICE of PHYSIC, ex hibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostic, Morbid Appearances, and Improved Method of Creating the Diseases of ail almates.—By ROBERT THOMAS, M. D. Fourth EtStion, revised, and considerably enlarged. • London : Printed for .Longnsan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown CAA and Davies, S..Highley and Scold. Callow, E Cox. Drown, and Joy, T. Hamilton, and T. Underwood. • Price 6s. 6d. DE FORM OF PARLIAMENT; THE RUIN OF PARLIAMENT: By H. HAWKINS, 3 / 1 4. Jun published, exclusively, in the Second Number of THE PAMPHLETEER; Which also contains all the best original Pamphlets in regular succession upon the EAST-INDIA and CA-I'IIOEIC QUESTIONS, the Bina SoctErr, Ste. &C. Printed by A. I. VALrr, for Cale and Curti; Paternoster row; Rodwell, Bor.d.street ; and may be had of all other Book sellers. Number 111. will be published in August. SALVADOR HOUSE, Lower Tooting, Surrey, CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, by 7. LAN CASTER and able Assistants, re-opens on the 2d of the ensuing month. Terms Fifty Guineas per Annum, each half-year to be paid in advance; and Three Guineas entrance. MONE Y advanced by RYDER, DRUMMOND, Aid Co. Russell Mews, Howland street, Fitzroy-quare, to any extent, by Annuity or on Bills, or Note of Hand, and all sorts of Securities without exposure or the interposition of any une out of their Oflice ; they claim more respectability and powers than any others in this line, and can make an instant advance to persons of known character —Attendance all day. THE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by 1 DAY and MARTIN, 97, Hth Holborn. Many of the Counterfeits say, (as) wade by Day and Martin ; others hst►e 97, Holborn, leaving out the word High; and some have a mall (nr) before the original number. Also observe that the whole address is clear arid di'tinct. SNVIET and Co. the Contractors, respectfully remind the Pl.b1;:-. that the Drawing of the STATE LOT TERY, begins the 1791 SEPTEMBER. The Seteme, with oily I 2,0V0 TiLkata, contains, _ _ _ 2. of X 20,1.00 7 .6 6 ... fiGO 100 and the lowest Prize z.bo the first 1000 Blaols of £2O each. The first 'fictive &awn a Prize a(.ove X2O, will active an additional Prize uf . 0 )(10. Tick( t .:td Shams are selling at SWIFT and C0.•3 OthCL'S, No. 11, P00r.3 v, I No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH No. 1% CIIARINO-Ci:o33, STREET. EYTON, STOCK-BROKEA, the Second House • in Cornhni, and 11, Coventry-street, is happy to announce t, its Prima, and the Public at large the Commencement of a otut I.caery, of only 12;000 Tickets, to begin . DraWing Septeru her 13th, containing Prizes of 1%0,000, £lO,OOO, &c. &c. and ro Prize less than £2O, an arringesient which he hopes will :nee , the wishes of every Lottery Adventurer. It is avid:inn:di pleasure EY lON - Ls es:aided to add, that the. /sliming Capitol Prizes, viz. No. 18 5 624, a Prize of £lO,OOO 6,843, a Prize of £5OO G,n22, a Prize of ,e3OO 3133, a Prize of £2OO rrawn the bk . Day in the Lottery just finished, were all shared ..I,d sold at his truly lot tunate Establishments in Coe - 11101 and Loventry-street, where he respectfully invites his Friends to par- L:ke of the Favours of Fortune, which he intends distributing the 17th of Se;tember. This day was published, in Avo. Blustrated by three coloured Plates, price I s. In boards, A TREATISE on DIAMONDS and PRES CIOUS STONES, including their History, Natural and Commercial. To setich is added, some Accouut of the best Methods of Cuttiug and Polishing them. By JOHN M.IVs'F— , Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. noiter.row , ; and at the British Gallery, St, New Bond-street. Of whom may be had by the same Atehor, • Travels in the Interior of Brazit, in One Vol. stn. with Fight Engravings arid a Map, price £2. 2s. in boards. ~ NEW. SONGS. THE following are the favoutite SONGS sang at Vauxhall Gardens, composed by Mr. Hoot : " No, Mr. Jeremy," sung by Mrs. Bland, is. 6d. " S,c a 11 , Inny Lad was Johnny," sung by Mrs. Bland, Is. 6d. " Valentine Morn," sung by Miss Appleton, Is. 6.1. " The Little Tbatcbed Cot," sung by Mrs. Sterling, Is 6d. . 'r Cupid in Bond-street," song by M. Taylor, is. I:41. Printed at Bland and Weller's Music-warehoust, 29, Oxford street. To be had at all the Muiie-sellers in .t'own and Country. This day was published, price Ss. in boards, The Fourth Volume, of MEDICAL HISTORIES AND REFLEC TIONS.-By JOHN PER RIAR, M.D. • enior to the Manchester Infirmary, Dispensary, Lunatic Hospital, and Asylum. I'rinted for T. Cadell and W. Dasies, Strand. Of whom mar be bad, by the came Author, 1. New Editions of the three former Volumes of this Work Price .£l. 4s. in boards. 2. Illustrations of Sterne, with other E.cays and Verses. Sicoad Edition, in •1•wo Vols. price los. in boards. 3. An 'Essay towards a Theory of Apparitions. Pride 48.6 d. in boards. This day was published, • In 2 Vols. l2mo. tcith Plates by Lowry, the To .rth Edition, rice 15s. boards ONVERSATIONS on CA EMIST Rl'. In n IL/ which the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained and illustrated by Experiments. " This work n.y be strongly recommended to yanng stutlentt of Loth sues, The perspicuity of the style, the regular disposi tion of the subject, the judicious seiection of illustrative experi ments, and tl r elegance of the plates. i.re so well adapted to th capat..ty of beginners, and especially of t hes, who do not wysh t., dive deep int o th.: science, that a snore approptiate riblicai ion ea: hardly he dttlred."—British Critic. Printed ft:r Lontrrian, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 5.1, New Bond-street. This day was published, In royal Syn. Part I. priee . 6s. (ru be cantinucd,) of E ItTS of CASES upon APPEALS and WRI of ERROR determined in the HOUSE LORDS, .53 Geo. El. 1313. With the judteial Ohservaowns at length on the screrr.l Cases, by Lords ELDON and Reg SOMA. lly P. I/OWE, Esq. of Lincoln's lnn, Barker-at-Law. This part contains the very important cAses of T0v....y an.f Lindsey, (Jurisdiction of the Scotch Courts in regard to the dn.- solution of Eng islb Marriages, involving the point tot Lolly's tre ;) Steuart and the Margni. of Bit:e Walker and the Advo c..te General, (case upon the Auction Acts;) Craigdlllie and Aikman, (case of the Scotch seceders ;) Cory an I st:repoote, (ease of a purchaser under a decree ut court tr.uduleney obtamel eifearn and Somervail. (competieu kettreen a Writ trait and intiata.ed assignation;) Ste. Ste. London t Primed for W. Clarke and '!'ons, I.a.k Booksellers, Portugal-etreet, Llocalet's Inn; and R Baldwin, Paterous ter-row. ARMY RLGULA!'UN WATER-PROOF CLOAKS, FOR FOREIGN SERVICE. ?atrovised by their Ro d TO. Hues the Prince Regent and Duke Or York. W. PULSFO RI) has the honour to inform the • Army, acid Lis Frieras In general, that the Water-proof elo;:;:s are to be had as usual. at his Army Regulation Ware house, No. 4, King street, st. Jam:is-square, where an. assort ment of Naval, )4i'dt e lly, and Travelling Cloak.s are alwaid ready. saiet are warrantee to resist the wet for any lc;gth of time. I ate PtiNforl and ';ergeattti, • No. 4, litng•stretlt.s:. James's str:are. WARM BATHS. rrHE Pate,t)t SANATIVE WARM BATHS, A. • which ted to inv;gorate the Constitution and promote Ilr4 h : The Ilt:entet , s, Atmstron, Eilkard, and Howitt, beg to inform el s e ge ntry, ni.dl-'4111 . c in general, that tl:eir Baas leviat obtaiseti 3 pre-emtnetit Sigrvc of celebrity from the ttiinplicity of their con i .truct:rn titey are row made in great `:sly, 'unabl e f o r ilmfoes, H o tels, a:. Institutions.— !7.4 !le seinlieated tyery day at their Manufactory, 76, 4 :felt Queen-street; Lincoln's bin Fields, next door to New. cia.le . House. . • A STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN THE PRICE 01, llusii I.IIEN . rill-IF. Quality and Price of an article of such gene rail consumption, must be of great importance to every I Family in the Kingdom; from this consideration, thy BELFAi I I LINEN COM PAN funned their es ablishment, 10, Grew ,Russel-tr ,, :t for the sale of triad Limns by the stnle piece at the wholesaleltish price; no othvr article and not le,s than one piece sold ; warranted of sound falar , c, grass bleached, and should a fault appeex, the money is returned. By a strict aiherence for nice years to this equitable plan of they h we acquired the niostcatensive patronage, and they now respectfully invit e the publts to inspect their fresh irnpocarsso, wis.:h in point of quality and cheapntss, cannot he surpassed. BROOKS. BURCH, and O'KELFE, Iqents to the Company, 50, Great Kuala street, Bloomsbury, London. NO?10E TO THE PUBLIC. - - . •1" MIMI - and CO. of -the Britibh Paint Manufac ,lk, tnry, 41, I. or i on W a ll, moat respectfully inform the Puh -I,e, that they have naten the Warehots.es lately occupied ,hy Messrs, Travers and gsdaile, Sugar: Bakers, No. 651, QuggN• iTREErT, CHEAP ME, at which ;dose may be purchasedoat 14 "^a War CiF.DIUINE 011.5 and (101..00R5, at the 1 t 1 i(114:11161,B PRI I CIeS tor MONEY, and where their cheap, d.,._ 11 . a.:e, and impen e ;rabl e Paints, ground in Linseed Oil, fur Weather.buarding, Stuccoed Fronts, Outbutldings, ‘•; ll i2llinting, Ste. are now selling at the same Prices as hereto- fore, viz. intl. bit (keen, 565. per cwt.; Dark Olive Green, 70a.; ! Brip,ht Olive Green, 1125.; Blue, St'..; Black, White, Yellow, Stone, and Lead Colours, 565. ps:r cwt. each; Chocolate, 505.;.. Reds 405.; and pri.parid oto thin them for use, ss. per gal. , lon. Genuine White Lead, 565. per cwt.; Turpentine, 121. pet gall.; Linseed Oil, sa. 64. per gall. ; Painters Brushes; and Co -1( ors of every kind, dry or prepared for use. Geoullie Sperm Bs. 6d. per Cal.; Fine Chamber, ss. 61; Pate Seal, is. 64.; and Conurou 04,45. per gallon. N. E. The lumeneto able Faints are very handsome in appear ance, possess great derabili,y, and *ill staid in hot Climates; nu/ are used la the manner of other Paints, and are applicable the general purpose. of wiefr 16)7 ornamental paisuing. A VERY DESIRAULE FARM, NEAR LYMING r ON, HANTS. • To be LET or SOU), by Mr. SCOTT, With Immediate possession, A FREEHOLD FARM, comprising above 231 Acres of rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land, inclosed nearly compact, part Tithe free, in a healthy, beautiful, advantageous situation, with a comfortable Co . cage Residence on the high road, an;suitable 'killings in good or der, recently improved at a great eapence, adaptod fur managing a•lsi in with pleasure and profit. Apply to Mr. King, Solicitor, at Lymington ; or to Mr. Scctt, te, New Bridge-street, London. TO BE LET FURNISHED, And entered upon at Michaelmas next, ITIFILTRGARTON PRIORY, in the County of Nottlngbaki, together with 45 Acres of remarkably rich l;c,:ss Land, in the centre ut which the House is pleasantly aitLated, surrounded with Shrubberies laid not with taste. An excellent walled Carden and Grapery, ace. The House contains on the ground Boer a Dining-room 33 feet by 24 feet, a Drawing room and Study of good dimensions, over the Dining-room, a Breakfast-room the same dee, excellent Bed-rooms, Dressing zooms, &c. and good Offices, Stabling for twelve Horses, and Coach-house. Thurgarton Priory wit is good roan is three miles from Southwell, a good market town, ten from Nottingham, and ten from Newark, 134 from London; in the centre et Mr. Chaworth's Hunt, and within reach of the Melton, &heir, anti Mr. Lumley bavile's Foxhounds. ihe Tenant will have the Right of Shooting over an extensive Matior well stocked with Game. Rent and fur: bet. EArticulara to be learned of Messrs. Bit kereU anZI Spedding, Lincoln's Ina-fields, London ; and of Wm. Smith, Ist Susittlawell; 301 Jolso Nscule, Eft. iburgarton. HERTS. FREEHOLD HOUSE, spatious S I'ABIJNG, and 1. AND, near HEMEL. IIEtvIPSTEAD, and the GRAND IUNC CANAL—By Mr. scorr, On Friday, August 6. at Twelve n'Clock, at the Mart, unless an acceptable niter shall be previously made by Private Contract, AFREEHOLD comp.ett ESTATE, pleAsantly and desirably situated for general business, on the border col the road near Hemel Hempstead, and the Greta function Canal, comprising a neat brick-built modern Dwellingliuuse s productive Garden, rich Mrat!ow,lacitilis ard, Stabling eve 24 Horses, and a Cottage adjoining, in all about two Acres, Let on Lease to Hunt revectable tenants ; thy Und.tat rederrn,d. May be vi,•wed by leave, and printed Particulars had at the Sun, Hemel Hempstead;istez Arms, Watford; Angel, St. Al ban's; tit Mr. :ale, Sc hein:it; 10, Norfolk -street, Strand; tir , 2M, New J3sidge-smetA and at the Mart. 47-4, .. .. . !:;! " 4;1: 1:- . ' • 11: 6 C.': •f • .. e r • V, ,t ,i. % -.•-• •• 41. 47- V i, . • af' ~, , -14 : ‘- . . ~ ...441 ) 14 %e1 Li ~ '33 .1t• 1 ../ . OW( . i i . 1 .. • ,4 i iikk v.- 4 it ,0 `, • • -, • . i . . , .. .• • - • ~. 30 FRIDAY, JULY , 1813. NI.W P.JRB• : I, HANl's. - - - GROWING CRi PS, FARMING S POCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE, AND' EFFECTS.—By •Mr. SCOTT, On Monday, August 9, and tollowing Day, at !Newt' o'clock, at rattranni. y Farm, two Mies from T. i rmingzon, the Residence at :a Property of CL:ARLes Klaost.t . :, E.q. reinavinr, 1 1 1-1 E CROPS of WHEAT, BA.RLEY, and OATS, growing on 76 Acres; excellent Clover and Mea• dow Hay; 13 Devon Oxen, including a valuable Team • Alder ney Cows and Calves, 9 Score of South Down She. p aniLambs, Pls. a fine Siallion, 5 good Cart Geldings , 2 Waggons, 5 tans, Ploughs, Harrows, Parent Drilling and Winnowing Machines, a Boat, ou. The Furniture comprises neat Beds and Bedding, circular Library Table, China, Mahogany Articles as usual, and useful Effects, in good state. May be viewed on Saturday the 7th, and Catalogues had on the Prom sea; at the Angel, at Lyntington ; Fos and 'kolas, Lyndhurst ; Bugle, at Newport ; Couch and Horses Seuthamp :on ; a.d of Mr. scoa, 28, New Bridge-street, London. SUSSEX, ON TIIE SEA COAST, SIX PY-FOUR MILES FROM LONDON.—By Mr. PET'I ON, tt the Swan Inn, at Hastings, in the Couaty of Sussex, en Monday, the 9:11 day of August next, at 'Three &Clock in the Afternoon, in Seven Lots, unless previou•ly dispoi.ed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, A VERY valuable ESTA'T'E, situate at Bexhill, in the County of Eussex. Two substantial newly erected Dwelling-houses, with all necessary ()Dices, Garden', and Plea sure-grounds; Cottages, Coach-house, Stabling, and sundry Closes of Meadow and Pasture Land In a high state of cultiva • inn, containing in the whole 19 Acres. Estate is in the occupation of the Proprietor, and in a high state of cultivation, and possession may be had on com pleting the purchas.e. Descriptive Particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. Mate, .ticstmaster, at Bexhiil, who wilt spew the Premises and a Map of the several Lots; at the princiral Inns in the neighbourhood ; the Place of Sale; alt icf Messrs. Shadwell, Bishop. and Co. So lici•ers, Hastings; and cf Mr. lame'', New Boswell-coort, Lin coln's Inn, London, who are Authorised to treat by Private Con tact, and where Maps are deposited. _ OXFORDSHIRE. VALUABLE FREEHOLDS AT WHEATI...", To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. FOLlalt , On Finlay, the 87th day of August next, at Twelve o'Clock pre cisely, at the Crown Inn, Whea:ley, under suck Conditions of as shall be then produced, A N c:7eeditTg geed DWELLING HOUSE,wi h Barn, Clw.houses, and other ca'ivenient Buildings t urte in Wheatley aforysaid, the occupa:ion of Mr. Thomas, luggins, ie.:ether s' it h .'ol A. O. It3l'. more or less of extremely ; ,t. o du e le, Lic•ost d and Tithe-free, Arable, Pastore, and Coppice Land. the whole forming a very complete and cai ital Farm.- 11, 0 an o ld establislitsl Inn at lA'heitley, called the Crown, ix the necupation of John Haynes, with extrusive Yard, Garden, scabies, and other convenient Buildings; likewise sevcral Closes rich Arable, M.adow, and P.t-ture Land, in the occupations of lar said Thomas Juggins and of Mr. William luggins, John fi pies. Noah Crooke, and others, yearly tenants; and sundry 'ottages. Orchards, and Gardens, at Wheatley aforesaid, the whole whereot will be sold in eighteen different Lots. Wheatt y is wiltin five miles of Oxford, upon the tutrpike road leading through Wycnmb to London. Printed Par iculars des rib ng the various Lot. may be had at .:•y • inie atter the teditist,int,on applicatioa to Messrs. Graham, ..ttalerley, and Dunwille, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Messrs. Walsh, Solicitors, Oxford, at who,e respective Offices Maps of the Lstates may be seen; and of Mr. Gills, Land Sur veyor, Fareha:u, Hants. The Lots may be viewed at any time with leave of the Tenants, by applying to Mr. John Haynes, Crown Inn, Wheatley. WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLK. By Mr. CANA, On Wednesday, the Ist of September ' 1813, at the Bull Inn, Woodbridge, between the hours of Seven and Eight in the Evening, ALL that capital and well-built BRICK MES SUAGE, situate in the most desirable part of the Tho roughfare street, in Woodbridge, Suffolk, consisting of two good Parlours, Hall and Staircase in trent, five Chambers, Kitchen, Cellar, and Wash-house, with a Yard, Garden, and suitable Out houses, late the residence of Mr. John Pisilpot, deceased. 'the situation is capable of great improvement for a Merchant or Shopkeeper. The premises, except a small part, are Copyhold, of the Manor of Kingston, fine arbitrary, and the only annual outgoing is a quit-rent of 3d. Possession may be had ar :Michael mas next. _ _ _ For further Particulars enquire ofMr. Wm. Slur, the Auctio neer, or of Mr. Fulham, Solicitor and Public Notary, Woodbridge. TO BE LET, for such Terms u may be agreed upon. MOST desirable MANSION`, fit for any Gen tleman's abode. The Premises are adjoining the Villaze of Wouldham, close to the navigable and pleasant River Med way, wiltin three miles and a half of the City of Rochester, and five miles from Malduone in a sporting part of the County of Kent, amt close to V. ouldhlm Common, to which is an unlimited right of Pasturage, Firewood, &c. The ground floor consist,' of a commodious Hall, with a grand Staircase, a Drawing-room, Parlour, :sitting-room. and a spacious Kitchen ; the one pair of stars consists of five very roomy. Bed-cliambe.rs, one of which may be a Drawing-room at pleasure; cwo pair of stairs, a back Staircase I root the Kitchen,containing six Rooms with flre-places-j in three of them, a Staircase from thz passage of the two pair into a 'ferret, or Cupola, which commands a delightful prospect of the River Medway and country all round; most spacious Cellars excellent Buts, a Fore-court enclosed with a do arf wall and railing fence; a large Back Court enclosechill round with a high brick wall, well stocked with choice wall Fruit -trees, well chosen Shrubs and Flowers; an excellent Gardea well walled and fences', stocked with the choicest Fruitage, a large Yard en closed with a high brick wall, an excellent seven-stalled able, 1 over which is a high spacious Loft, two !oath-houses, and many other Out-Olbees, too tedious to Mention herein. 'I he Lessee may be aceotnmoda'ed with a dozen Acres of choice good Land adjoining said Premises, if required. For Amber l'ardevlars, algid** at Mr. Barbe, at Wouldham. • p7loat suCPBNCB-11A4,PPENZit ..... ,••• • .• • • • SSCH.E9UIR SILL °MCI, luiy ti, bites. Istit,boquei Bills dated hi &Rotas of July sad August, INN ro DA PAID OPP, • • • THE LORDS COMMISSIONXRa f ZITS MA JsSTre TREASURr, ha:lie:ghat Direstketejkifyierg the PriaciPal of Ilse above dresstioned Exeheyarr BJai, ialh Ur iselera dre therms, at the Eneheyrer Bill OAce, it the Rersipt ittykissever, New Palate raid, Westminster, or Tralay, the 1/rd day of Avast, 5132.3, attendance will k giver dad, (Studer and I(oliday excepted) veil indirdixf Thready, the sth f Avast, from Tor o'Cloci. is the 1r :corning till Ode is the Affereeme, far the pontos, of receiving the sane; end, for the greater dispatch, the bearers.( th. said Bias ere desired te. place each dscriptisis of Bills* is "ferrate Lista (which mre to 11 okaiaed at this Oice.) classing them la Me order if Moir respecti v e dew, such as are for the same amoral heirg numerically an anted, add specifying the principal Sum, surd Interest due gereote, computed ram, but excluding the day. on txhA they ore reiperlVely dated, to ike said 10th lay of Ara, helvsive, when the Interest is di tease; at it the said Bearers (king Hollis or nos) are imdi.rponsilly rot/sired te instorie each Bill wish tkir sttral siewatdres; and to sera, the.* Names and &saran at she Gate.,, of rich separate List; and they are estremmer regard so attend the Excleirser Bill Offaio for and to receive Meister Bills, tad earth, Receipts fir the mem iferny .f the MA , J of the aforesaid Bills Jho:dil be desirous of receiving rai, vent of the Prin.ip ?1 erkir Inbred, previeur to the said lath Jay of Argerst, May may be acconiraviited, en eompatimg the Nieves, fa the da , ,, on which they wish to Le paid, and leaving the said Bill* fee examination woe day prior thereto. Sm.h ?MOO em may k desirous of having new Ex:hey:we Bills nohole or in part of Payriicat of Principal, rims marling new Bill:, and mesttiessistgita amount at the kttom f their Lists, delivered on ar kfcreTharstry, the .5/b of August, matte aceommodatisi with new Bill., tarrying as !Werra of Three-paws itlipenny Gytheday, *a every Ow Hundred Poona', whish raid New Bills will Sear date the said lath day!'" Avast, and will lx *livered, tagether with the Allred doe se respect of the 'Bills 10 desired to Sc oxe.!anga, eue Wednesday, the AIM day ff air just, and the 'Wowing D.., s. N.B. All Exchequer Bills, dated prior to July; 111 , 2, have heti ldvertized to be paid or and the interest thereon has ceased. • The deur:o6ons or titles of the Bus are u follows via. ar10,500,000 Ann* 1812, 32 G.D. S. AC 4500.000 Anna 1812, sit Geo. & Cap. 5. 5.000,C00 Anno 11 1 121 52 Geo. 9. Cap. 118. LISBON MAIL. IRUETA, JULY Ir. , . The day before yesterday the head-quarters of the great Lord arrived here. We presume, that on the morning of the 10th they will be transferred to Uri hoa, four leagues from lience, and the first town in France. He will fi nally ronquer the terrible Pyren nees, and this part of Spain is in the power of a tri umphant army, which, a little more than a . tflonth a h io, was cantoned on the rugged banks of 'he Coa, i Aguida, and Douro. It is not permitted us to pene• . trate the ',mat plans of the great genius ; bet, from what see have seen, :ye should suppose he intends erecting upon those mountains works, which will (Ilse them tor ever again::: the entrance of the French. On the stfi of July, the French were in a strong position fear Berreuta, from which General Hill had . not been able to dislodge them. Lord Wellington ordered a Portuguese division to' advance, dismounted, placed himself at the head of a column of Sceitchmerr, and clainbered up a rugged Iheight to turn the emmy's position, whilst Marshal BeresEird, at the head of another column, gained a simlar height on the other side. The French, in number about 8000, were dislodged by those move ments al 7 :lit and put themselves in full retreat. The Lord mack two brigades of artillery, with six and nine pounders, to proceed by this road, a thing hi. therto considered as impossible, and which the oldest inhabitant does not remember being practised in any former war, and which the French only believed when they began firing on them. O.:EIL, JUNE 28. Our General, the Duke del Parque, knowing that the English Expedition, which sailed for Tarragona, had abandoned the siege of that fortress, and arrived at Alicant on the 22d, and besides, that Marshal Suchet had entered Valencia on the 23d, and was with all his force, consisting of 12,000 men, infantry and cavalry, proceeding upon the line of the Xucar by forced marches, he determined upon concentrating his forces upon Fuente la Higuera, Ontenunte, and Punto de Albaida, which was performed with so much order and secrecy on the morning of the 25th, that th:: enemy had not the least intelligence of our movements, and the troops arrived at the appointed points without being followed by the enemy, or los ing the most trifling article. On the 26th, the head-quarters and the second &- vision were in Ontentinte, when the enemy dire= a column of .5000 of both armies, with about infantry and 100 horse, by Porto de 011eva, - where four companies of Cacadores of the said division were posted, began to take the heights which commanded the said port, tut were ncbly repulsed by the Caca. dotes, who being timely reinforced by the valiant Valencian regiment, maintained their ground, dis lodging the enemy from several points he ozcupied, arid charging several times successfully with the bayonet. The enemy was obliged to remain on the heights on the other side of the port, not being ab* to accomplish his plan of taking those on his left, which our brave treops occup'ed, who, notwithstand. ing their inferiority of numbers, successfully cupporto ed a fire of ten hours. We know through different channels that the ems my conveyed to his hospitals 300 wounded, sand left the places of combat covered with his dead. Our loss does not 41.111 amount to SO men. The French had similar success in Porto de Canal on the 13th, where 4000 of their infantry and 600 horse were completely routed by our gallant third division, which did not exceed 2500 man, the enemy loth% more 'ban 600 masa is that bloody achy'. SOLEN or STRAYED, on or about the 7th of June last, from off Leigh-heath, near'Southwark, a BLACK ItIARE, three years old, about 14 hands, with a long taiL She is either in foal or a colt by her side, The owner believes the above Mare to be aL over black, except a few grey hairs on her forehead.—Any person bringing the said' Mare to Mr. Davis, of Sultwielt, Hants, or giving him such information as ttiay lead to fiber being recovered, he will be Handsomely Rewarded ; and any person detaining the abbve :Vivre atter this Notice will be .prosecuted. SALES BY AUCTION. - CANAL PROPERTY, GLOBE ASSURANCE POLICY of seeooo, and ATLAS SHARES. 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