Star. — London, England, 1812-12-04 00:00:00

,'a 1 I SI 1111" Cllll6 *O h& __._...........,.•=1•~0.0 . v/..si I.IOD II OP DaAwitta U3TOU I ;44 11 2 6. 1LTTERY, 18060 I s lam, all different 0 CI , ActsFt !rtExcry 1 irket win be drawn , It do Whin pee Dams, vie. 14th and lath of Zaf. ISA 64111101. - . , 't et allikooll are £40,000 • .i...t... 10,000 .....e 20,01/0 e : ......". soon .... sowo ilk ........... loon ' 6,000 SOO 400 . .. ... . t . 1 4 3110, • • • soy • ...... ..... - ; 000 . ' • ~:r„,......- --; ..• 41116 , : , .. SPA -. . • ........ 400 ...... i i . • •••••••••• a • i , so .•.•46.•• ' re* •••••.41* S • 3l • • ...- ~, itp tchts. - dallOtt •' . • - '._ • -1 ----31ehete awl thew* wee Ildlnf h 7 ,-:.:..,..—:: ze u , . • '.. , 0001YLUCIK, and Co. Cannata* 6r . Olt . I l t.doir Offic es. Ots corner of t:tnk-buildhlr., Ceni: '. • ; l awns the fUng's Mews, Cbaring.Oress—veere. bi; .' Al •' . - the In the pr.tent yeilt, du following Capke .4 'a`' bees soid lit 226 Amen . .-.. : " 1 3 ' *NOP"! *And. - - 1810,00 0 . „ 10 . • 10,000 pane - 3.000 113.11c0,,Ter0 049,, _ put of .C6OO, See mof Zs," c l ic i . Pies of O JIS. . Ste. Ike. • , lAt'• . '...- , . _., , . 1 ~ !,. , 71/W6111)-14101111 Of DirAinNO fdISTOREDI t. '- . ; 0.. - -ti_ -=SID ci:Aseitik , • • 4 grattinherieted end). 'Government for; Use 'r !a ere beg lea*, respacijal.dy, .. , . the aOusidnia+ of j.he .Pubßs iia i t* ands -nloo4hnud , .., ..., 4 . . c r ipri lczlMaste Oat graham obtaKdper-• if nt -Vaunt LoWery in Taw . . "' l t - ttti epittlit 611C/asses is abelated;aleefely ' v .", - .. *Mae intletathe Wheel, and drawn WO,' . -;.-O ti i _ tos . i telasfiguanlit It in the Old La t' r Lateran. t• •"* t -,-- '.014 8 / 4 11 11 $ . itt s v e t - . s liirrt raid Qsi !.,.......,.._4.•:,:e• Ai:6W • et . • . e&s.oon • . • ..- ..s t i,•. , •••141.090 , -• • 10,000 •• • a , . . • 1 ,- - sow . ..- a ono , ... r .., .. , . . • 4000 -•'r*. lg - , ' 4 f' a • g w •- • ; ' tali .. • •• ' •., •. - • 408 •• • ... 1, ' - tittlo ..e, -,•. •-• ; 1-. it ' e.›. • " MO ! • . ' • 100 $ - • • V.:A.o . '4'4a " ' . . - ' .. .. ,4 .7 4 Ttg. t -.-: ',IU • D* • • • 111111 - ..: '•!:^ .11111. . '-- 11,880 . AO*: i: 15 • . 51,500 .....4;.. . • . , •• • llM•riftibmm•P I s,nno Mle& , L . • . .... .... .. . Se I SOPOO• "ebedrawn.lllTwoDetildifiddland 15th NF. KT MONTH. . raitiett - wathirenta Ira gild& SWIFT and Co.'t Oflca, • : Ita 3t, Padiry 1 ' * I lits. 81, Ai.*** Hlgh . NO. 11, Oaring Cross; I . street. bare, iss the last Nine Months, the following Capital Milli have been Sold in Sharer • 5,497 - a - AllB,BOl 1,708 . a - .e 3,000 Wats -i • 4 4 (.00 5t,270 -a - 2,000 . • Meilibittisessot ,f 1060, 4500, &c.Cac. , .. . • - , _ 4.—m. OitPORDSHIRE. /,. .:. .. :,. ' IlrailfAßLE FREENOLTA AT WITEAII4T, AND;t . • • .. . •,(.IJ4DESDON, t - - ~. • • .4.) t . TO BE • bOl DBY AUCTIONs ••. By Mr. FOLICER; __, *day; t4e 14th day of December, 1812, at TWo leCloek • " Oteelsely, at the Crown Inn, Wthatay, In lota, 1 L ' TERY ehibie FREEHOLD FARM at ' Whindenin ,the County of Ottfoftd , wollaisint a good bone, with Barns Sts! ea, and other convenient Build. /1111. 1 .11 1 1 artards...of nu Acres of exiremAy productive Inclosed Wal liktakt Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I And, in the occu. las of Mr. Won.Juggins, Nu& Crook, and Jolts Maynes, ',Olt tesints, .' Also 4 amaPaat FM Tn./ desirable Inclosed Freehold Faro, t44 ae, t ' ad Dwoldirrhouso and conve,:ient Buildings, situate It n, caged 'the Park 1 1 ,1r, - .1 eontilliing. upwards of - 60 of rich *rabic; 11e4dow, and Pasture Lad, In the coca. Vitas el. MIN :Wm. %gene. .1....:i • *.-• A wellatostasined l'uldloAento. at Coidesdon, ailed the "A a Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by ' Zpl tLe i • t —Akeitley ia within five miles of the City of • ROI . 46 ' ' . liropike rood, /leading through Wycosub to '." F. . >r I; . -' •JP lbs Tenants, and Mr. Noah CNA, ifbeodeb, , remises. and for further pa ladin, •, 40. ~, , t s '.;-k Itlndetley, and Danville, Nifri, •• - */,• '' ii. . li ! ; Mean. Walsh, doneltors, or *f. , t• • eumintimilkier,Faschans, Hiallty4 - . ...........- N.-RP .-. 1. - - S '4 TIZ -•~~ EWsitt& •ctrink , atilflittunr , , s Wow Lists'aiti latintatilen wiabs7e - plifiim one 4 ditf*y be silfillidlollit•thoSt woe'? ). , Tanufac.. ' lorlf -ri torraotokw IS Vet sat. to*, tip vial pet: es, and Isktootol lOW ffoto toilo and workmanship, millal, if not w p,..0n,, They inietleitlaily work their edi Cabilit brand)* Pianofortes, ing nn a I . .. _ w4rtant attran. .lot 'HE greatest blemi,h to the beauty en. .I delic;cy i A- vol the Female fate, atekt r atrasoiStc. Is superfluous tills's. ' ' ~,14 4t esdirt.tti remove them,. embus preparations have rum u.'10,..._.,°2e to ihns started 'up ; biitniost of theta have been found either • lorintatrost or deleterious. Fourteen rant tsisendve solir have. 2,ltau s ttli roved that 'Mt Eliat'S DaILATOILY actnidly , ' - * 1121FmAn a few Miuntes, irlcbout any paln.or un "="1„1410# til toed, tad bighty approved, in tie first ' °I i. glig, Alul now stole absohnely Impunity, • 1e1.4. anti, jupt.ll/ ••• •. : - 1• lar • 4 A It is sold, w . and retail, by Ihtriattitt, Southassiteß. street, Strad; 'by .glir, 150 s Oxford -meet ; Bayleypd Alm, COcklFur-altiOLl; Wvsvisuor, - 303,- Holborn; Vale, 62, Fleet-street ; Rlsge, 4113"'Apiside; Randall, Royal Elchasir i text on. 24, Werithel-street • eipsood, 102, DRIRaPilfUe 4lO . 44 • Maginik 1105, k ilY l..itri r slii 13 4; 1-l rOugh ; wd ever yillipla bis Per 7. Amer. Medidas V•indirt ace. la Linninn. '..4.1 4 - t 1,,.e i tn. , 1 o Peru= in the. Country, -.looaing pa d ,sPa w Mr-Perfini so sbore.is iduhi ' ' • ss. each. ••'a• . , i. ' ..;, 4f.44 41: -., 9 ', i 4 - - ta,trisin)=;,. kioesti .4 .1. i it- :. i ... vie 1..a4 tvitrisino.• be • . , Paden, sad daserildiihad ti CoLevan, Ciallidhirrest _ ratty be had of aft booksellers, MEMOIRS of the PRINCESS ROYAL of ALL PRUSSIA, Margravlue at &milk Woet l Frodariek the Carat.—Writtes by Herself. Edithto Frands and $lllOlO4l 2 IRAs 21e. • be!e valuable *ad interesting Memoirs are pablishol (Feat the original M.S. in the Hand.vrritiag of the Princess. They I contain anted itude of singularly curious toseedotes tad Intpeneut facts (hitherto wholly unknown) relative to therms:tell Destia, Sc. James, &e. • This day was e 3 . BRART, las Isl. Quirt° Ohms, likewise in 477 Vohaws Oliva la the iNiection 1 , reCentryperchasidin Prices areuntifirsdond napiludre v a i ga tion atairateiy dwwillaisti,by the - . Lorok o, Sobo-aquarta, Imports. in ths Languages. • • ellirs . • " •• 'ru e SeeondiQ of this eitwillei isi ggr arlAS 2 the l betern , Vuoarckno and sansihisiglivin Sad will be published as spaidaig aamisollilhl 4 l ; • . This day was published, prim as. 6dossomod *Minn, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBT LIIUIS, . natural and sciotracted, of * GENERA rivE ORGANS of both Se=ts • including Remarks Onindint.' mind Weakness, noctunial Emission itilsets, Taws Dens, Mims, &it. At. with the. - 114wriof Generation.' . - .L. • by m. CATON, Stamen,. Latoof tint United HlVitats of Sr. yhomas'asid Ony's • rfiasod jar hthatUibier, 24 t Fleet-strett, London. :12Wietemaybe oils PopularmatiascateeCausesand of do %Mick of Asthma,' With new, iiniPles and -- • ttle Istartatios sad trauma* 5) Astir • - 11 1 11,011110 1 141/i ♦ • • A SERMONS. !t This day were published, 1.4 QERMONS on VAItIUUS SUBJECTS. By; . la DAVID BRICHAN, D.D. MiniattrAPyite and Moy, nook avo. boards. I as. - • " We shall frankly introduce this performance to tbe•voll% as deserving he *your, and assign It !without hesitatina.to a bill ela•s attioug the Sermons in our baggage, The Ascetic. , of its ague is .supposted by a closeness, usaturlty, and ti;gtilty of senti ment, that we have not *Revs wiinessod.—Eccleciic Review. Salmons on the most Prevakitt Vice, and other ImPoririt Subject/. • Ey the Rev. David: Latatottt, D. D. 3 vols, tiro. Ala Is. boards. •tt .3. Semous on Interesting Subjects: By the late Rev. itobert Carts., Minister of the Gospel at Brehm, two. 71. rd. boards. 4. &mons. By the late Rev. George Ow, Edinburtb, vols. limo. 7s:boards. • • 5. Lectures on some lialtlagits of the Acts of lite Apostles. By John Dick, A. M. Glasgow, 2 vole. Bro. 12*. board/ I. Discourses es the Miracles and Parables of our Btesseb 1.011301111 SAVIOIIIII taus CHRIST. lir W.Dadd, LLD: &cool Edition; 4 vols. two.' Xi. 10s. beellet: = • 7. Sermons on Important Subloitimogew *ea jo added, Ao 'Address to die People of Seethed,Alarms that have been raised in regard to porery. George Campbell, D.l). Principal of the Iviariekal College, and one of the Ministers of Aberdeen; Bvo. 5.. boards. • 8. Sermons un Important Subjects. By David Slack, late Minister of Lady Master's, Edinburgh. To which it prefixed, • An Account of his Life and Cher. Second Edition, with an eleigaut Portrait of the Author. Printed for T. lbatiltakV.Paternoster•eew. PEARLS SOLD, CLEAbliti, AND STRUNG. THE Advertiser being the 'teal ManulActiiiiteil determined to sell every article of the first workmanship at the following redacted price, viz. Pearl Necklocesany Fallen irma.E3 II 6 repsalklag rico 12 I &IMMO par pair . •• • 1 'OlO 6 • 12111‘2 11 .4 • ••10 11 0 lO 0 SW* • . • 4 10+0 0 ',J. -1 0 lint:ales per pair . 5 721 ,7 ,77 1 0 10. 6 Lodes - 1 11* er! , 'r':' 14 L ocher • 1 5 0 0 7 6 Crosses , 1 1 0 ~_ 0 .7 8 Wh.reas many Ladles and Gentlemen conceive an believe, Onus the above prices, that every ornament it made at a awn position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they Sr. respectfully loSsrosel that every welds is sompcsaini `cis,n Prtitri6 front tho.Fish i esies of Ceylon and Persia, w being , manufactured by the real worktiAn, we anted to the public much under their usual charges. Several complete suits of Pas*, nee patterns; kis tworoceo consisting at Illecidialos SIMI. Bracelet', 11,er-riage, and ' three Brat ewe, frotti..633 to .430 par Cult. Appiy liar , ow, Pearl... Worker, and Stringer, • pta s - 04018, , t; Carty •treet, Oncobe's IntiPtelds. • • •.• -• liaisbinereiG ---LKK AND Su Pe•raon--116 ItoyaCHWo K .... • • otirstielik Earl of Lettrint. - ' Hon. COL J. Bain, MP.. ~ Ina s Laaeocha, M. P_ 2 . , ~. Svariaom--Mr• .Erna, Mern I 'HIS INSTITUT I OI4, . 1 . live Tzeatnient nd Carrot' ind their dresdrel teniettetecea, Ilb titan, &C. MD p licearals nrilly• many pi leek bar, boo /111.4 The early symposia if MaDerabena Lad a Ire days ty MiltinronaN jafitment, and do 'Omani% arid& hey& die comattetSes. *ow seegelakdig uniol4 IhNiAls PI u.s. WI Pena not boLcansoiel .- Aprivate beim, N4.2q-Leiree Pa _____ where L.Npeta trete 'I egg anteibles7.l4o, tl4ells"sar agla il" rm . ' 4k . Plvt4 ;NI.; -,* .34.,:*. 91. V* ti t : : . •;,. •te Arnie lid IF.ar;4 lild It .4 .14 , 0 -. THE COMPANT of MERCHANTS of ANC LAND, irstfing Is the EAST INDIIIS, do hereby gist Mtiw, \ That the Committee will be ready to reolave Proposals lit wri tille waled up, on or before Wednesday the 9th day af December )sout, from such persons as may be willing to supply - the Com• v lsoy with FOUR THOUSAND TINS cif BRATISH BAR, sad ROD IRON. And that the goitious cit the Contract • be • application to Mr. Robert Mott, Citrit _____„. - • 7 4 ,-. .v ‘4II9IPRE ,- iloolfi e of InFOAD presented a .Potition isouktio deer. , Panals,4lt City of Oxford, against the (folic dams, The LORD .CIiANCEI.I.OR stud a inset from Admiral Stopfurd. schitonledging the rapt of the Thanks of their Lorthaips to the natal part of the Am:edition asainot lava. - Mt. Mitthel, from the Privy Connell, propound Coplooof certain Orders ofeoundl, fee eltensoe of spoon from dpialask,. . CAUSittDOII.A.Nri-ctitilioLiCi -*ODIUM: ". . ' ' . Tye Bishop of BRISTOL said, dm a Noble Earl (Hardwicke) bad, on a former day, animadverted upon t ' e mode in which the late Address of theUni versa of Cambridge hadbeen i carried 1 his Lordship oerredi had that su ff i cient notice had not been given of the intention to present it,' to the nonresi dent Members of the Uttaieuity ; and that it bad been carried in an unfair manner. With respect to consulting them, it had not been usual to give . , any notice to non-resident Members;—but , however, on that occasion some time was allowed,that they might be informed ofthe meeting. The general custom in the Uniiersity tad been to give three days' notice previous)y td the adoption of - any measure like that in question ; tar this measure was thought of such 'great consequence, that siX days notice wen: given of it, in order that the Non-residents tr,' , lit vote if they pleased : and,' in point of tact, it did operate to'that effect, and a very great part of the miuority in the question of the Address was composed of Gen tlemen who came expressly from town fur the par. pose of voting. TheNoWe Earl bad imputed mo• ttees to those who Iv Led iu favour of the Address, of views, either to preferment or translation. It was for the House to say how far he was justified in such imparatiOns. nit Only object of the Right Reverend Prelate, Nas to make it appear, that not only all the usual notice. of the measure was giten, tint more than that. The Earl of HARDWICIZE regretted that the Right Rev. Prelate was not in the House when his observations were made ; but he still remained of the same opinion. He was net so well versed in the customs of Cambridge as his Lordship, but all he I could say was, that though connected with that Ufa versity, mid residing within tentrailes of it, tie had no knowledge of the intended Address, till three days befere it •vas to be carried. The Bi.hop of BRISTOL, in explanation, said, that the Address bad more notice than any other proceeding which he remembered, and was announ ced in most of the public papers. • • The Earl of HARDWICKE said, that unless such a proceeding passed the Caput, it could not ale before the Senate :a single yd. there prevented its 'being propounded to the Masters of Arts at large; and in . the Senate.house the nsage was, to vote u ith out debating. He questioned whether all those who atteibiesl were masters of the subject. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, that he hveu only one day's journey from the University, of ehich he had the honour to be a Member, but he received the notice so 1_ :e as to have prevented him from voting, had he been so disposed. Lord HOLLAND said, that he thought it was, not the disposi ion of the House that this coeversa tion should be proloneed. The Address was not to be consideied a. the sense of the whole University, but only of the resident Members. THANKS TO THE MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON. The Order of the Day was then . read, for offering the thanks of the House to General the Marquis of We'iliogtee, for the victory of Salamanca. E.ul - BAT HU R&T said, that he should not do jus- 1 tice to the Marquis of Wellington, if be did not pre face the motion he had to make with a detail of the circumstances which preceded thebattleof Salamanca; and these he should not make oat from reasonings after the victory; but ftom documents which existed before it.. The N_ , oble Lord then gave a minute uar .. - -e of - of ifH i s l6ll A l t , 14: 1 ' l 4 .• •fir 4. -s r • . 71.1.;,rar - 1. 1• r , lip • , 1 - .1 • • 4 I I : -..- .• .• -r.- , j . , :%,34 ;4 .zt ' ' 6 4. . , • .• • . ' • ip."!.. .t . ..y• t i --_....-...• . _ . • Paris sizirsztes4rAiiiiengt. • • stated in the Strangest pOedblar airmen they coeig, not be better done thin b.- laying those • letters be. foe the klatiSe. Floai thine it would appear, that thete•erai not ittirmorensint , of the enemy whien Lord Wellington did not aroctpate,—no which be did not frtuseate,—.and no fear which be did not realize . ; insrunneh drat rest of* french Mar shah declarel,l..at LeadWillliegton nine Atlier read their. correspondence, or dive into their heartnilher.) His Lordship passed the highest Ilintagr assit opqd Lord Wellington, for refraining to avail • Of an opportunity 'whieb'presented itself, of obtainhig .the most brilliant victory over Idarniont o since it would have been attained with a great loss of liven and no very decisive result. He was anaiotta &sheer, kmat es were Lnrd Wellington's military telente, 'Low unwilling he was to rhk the hies of hot soldier"; how careful he was of the meats of his eountry p— and Sow willing to sacrifice even whatuttat bents* dear to a soldier —an opportunity of obtaining perso.. ail renown—if that oppiirtunity,must be purehasell with too great a less of men t and yet et that period. Ste gain of a victory by any moransufroulthaee i , Arusble, loasinneh as it vientlil bare tended to dins • countenance the idekthat victory wit a eaa • every standard etcept the French. Havingth4= . t reinforcements, Lord Wellington , was ibis to the Douro where he chow, and, having selected Teta desilkas, was attacked en the next day by the Who* army of Marmon', fns which he retreated without ' loss. The two armies continued .for two days is sight of each other, watching wad anxious for an en. gagensent ; with this difference, tbit ?Arnow Would have engaged, provided , he could have done so On terms not wholly unfavouribk, bur Lord Welling.' ton would not have done so without he wail sere of the decided advantage.. There were two heighten, then possession of which would give advantage 'to both' armies ; one was immediately occupied by the it dish army, and the other by French ; but' Lord Wellington-mon perceived that from Mariront's situ* , 41014 -his rear Would be exposed to be cut off foals that ;retreat to Ciudad Rodrigo, which Lord Weilingtcar .coneeited it might be necessary far him to make good ist . theicoarse of the day. His Lordihip immediately idistkted all his baggage into Ciudad Rodrigo; and lifter some time, Marmont errencled his line to the left for the purpose of cutting off Lord Wellingtonid ' retreat, Ain, aware of the danger of being reduced, by MArrnines success in the Manoeuvre, to an obliged action, in4tlediately directed the third division to pass the pear so as not tole seen. If Lord Welling• ton had quitted his situation, he might then have been deprived of an advantage which might never have happendd again ; and who could all whd passed in the Ger.erare mind during the conflict,. whether he should remain exposed as be was, or abandon his situation ? Now 1 -le do we think of those. souses meniants which a General Experiment, in whose decisions are placed the live, and fortunes /kw, many brave men 1 (Haar, kw.) . The critical • moment at length arrived...." Now I have it," cried Lord Wellington ; and the same army Who were W. fore in a disposition for retreat, were now in an array for battle, as if they had been so from the wry dawn of the day. 'l'he third division was under theeom• rnand of Major General Pacltanhans—a very yang matt to andkrtake so great a task; but platted, I on that oceasitn o that he - united to the enterprising spirit of youth, the wisdom and experience elf Wier years. lie was well supported by. the cirnalr'y. who advanced and overthrew every thing without. il~tsistancte ; but it was not till the eth and 7th Divi sions came to our assistance, that . advantage was ols. seined over the enemy t acid the cavalry, undei the e&nmand of Sir Stapleton Onion, decided the for tune of the day, which was tincer.iin till they bunt Upon the enemy, and cirried every thing before them. (Hear, hear.) ki.s Lerdslop then pronounied an eulogy upon General Le Merchant, who fell in the battle, and left a family of orphans looking up so Alien. country' for support ; at,tl adverted to his exer tions on behalf of that College which bad added 'so largely to our military character. Aster this, non i n was ierc for the' enemy but fligl.t, which would have been unavailing to them.bnc for theatight, which co vered their retreat. 'His Lordship its it for oche. s ID descant upon the most Noble General's *room, judgment, forecast, skill—all of hi ch were displayed at the victory of Salamanca, and which had hitt sitipt 'since. If he forbore from panegyrising all taese lines as they merited.' st was not him a wain *ailing them, but from a constictudiess el his 1.1 n inadequacy to an eulogy,'which; utileta anithated genius; and chastised by tasty, would add no lustre t • the hero's name.. He therefore left the t..sk to others better qualified thantimsicif, And toochwaii by moving, " That the Thin!' of dais Howe be Elven to• Artfint, Man. quis of Wellington, K. B. far tire gone and anpakalleted gallatuy, and conduct disrbytid by him in the command ernes Allied Troops in Spaiti, awing the wholvsf-the We . etaipsiga, but mare especially for the achievemt nt ohha signal ind brnflaat Victory war the French aim under Marsisi Marmort at Ss • as cos' on the lad of July - last, thereby roe _sting addtional lustre ea tbie British Wang character . '. — LA.NSDOVirIg raid; . . • J . • . • . ' f. • ' • • • • . • . . .. . • r .• • • %. • • „., . ''.12".4 %, p.. ..r. , , - • • ... . ilat e. 44. ;Or% iii • 4..0 7!• 3: :!ft l i*k li . A 14 0r,', ' i vette gni** .. _ _ . - t . • . ... • ) 1 / 4 6 4 ' ' - .. .. 't; - .-t- e: 1 . 4 ' . "iii•" .. , l' R! . f • ;:".11) ;•igra V., $ ' ..4- () lt, , , 4. ,ii .' \ ) :.• i '•: le iz •e tt ?• iai l . .i . : r..do rl ..; 7 l 4: 4 4 ..:. _ ,k l GI . 4fri B. 4 . , •.‘ . -:-:-;.. ~.•••• C " :::..• • ••*';' l l ,•••‘••• 1 :c2 M.. 1•71111P91' 4, 4 ' • ' r. r ; .: 0 '4 • r -'''. • 4 4 i .0. r% t•liff •( 4 ,71 6a . . -, 4 , • .:,.- 4t . itiull , • , %.,„,,, - . . .r 9 •c• .. , . . ) , 14 IV AP P .. . . ' ••n: i •• • i . I • . ' '''' o •'•"`" 4l !----., , a. Noon 8034. ~ .. .f . - ...tui ssn 1,4, : r. ;. s „ • FRIDAY DECEMBER 4 1812., t . .; ....- _____,____ .... - ~. •11,.__ - _ _.. ._ _ _ _-- . -g(TiIIBY and Co. respectfully actilikiltt.:o l lFlCUYE RE CHEESE—An formation of very . ADJURALIT;O.PIIIII, N. 16,16111. ' p lI M.c, that they have on Mk a variety of Tiebefe r ygelk . excellent has just been teceivadoibli iawber on Sale at Mr. ibr the Muting Lottery, to be &awn ow the 'attend I4tb AR'l'o VALLE's• Warehouse, 21 , St. James'acHay-Market. NOTiCE ;I &rely eves, net a Satin e !ARV nem. l'be Tickets wdl be aU drawn agreed/1Y ' . Tresruowesed Goal peliwry, for As Trial eql)wwwwookied TRAVELS THROUGH RUSSIA. - . " to re Ml wok of Drawing. which cannot fail of Oleg Wimp en Me Ilish Sew, withho the jarirdietiose tithe etitiiiiai Irallablif On perusing the Scheme, It will be Arid mem This day wile published, in two large volumes, wo. illustrated win Le held a Amaze Ha ll is Me Old ISsary , Loam jallflibide l ibilblattiall iothe adventurer than for many Lotterrierpast :it with 121 Meg; coloured, prim Xs. 2s. royal paper, £lO.lOl. . I ' . . ' .' •r N Z ile t :totity two of ,E 20,000, but two of X iO,OOO are added , Second Edit imi, of the 1 title of Dana .er west, let tisk ow clod US the mount rage. and Many snore manatios capital Prism ' TRAVELS THROUGH THE SOUTHERN , --- .. 1 „.. - b., oast of carrier , executed on 111 , 57me terms as if 1. PROVINCES of the RUSIdAN EMPIRE, in the Years - _—_—a--_____ _ 1 .___.... 11 * - 7,i,a a l l 1 Peiges•exclianged without any ,Iccitt;i ii vibst. , 1799 and 172 t. Trinslated from the German cf ev../j. PAttas. EAST ZNJ)IA HOUSE, Nvetaiee 45, Isis. ' so l i Go. 's oid!estabLialted State Of- THE .COMMI77I . E of IV4RIsHOUSES of the ...r. a 1 10 , 1 1 1 " -Printed for John' Stockdale, Piccadilly.' ' ''. I - e n Pel ILIP / mr .e Arr Rrilitivrs af .I.IITC- Ig u i... lazi l l e ". l . l4ausallec i t e r,..." llll "P sem .„ . may be seen upon application to Mr. Robert Armlet, carat 11--"al -- t° - Ba li -* to the said Committee, with whom the I'ropouL maw be left before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, as the said 9th of December, R s e nt billi ttral L icAL L L . after wbiab boor the Committee will not receive my Tenicr. i art . •...=l, i, Pint, waotalnitag the Folio 40 ohs Dec-ltosti t amd Saaabmitliditowlse • .4.44l4dtenPrilltr PROCIIDING3. mil yslhoice, mama% and aro Amitilii, • a , ..t.• / isce.Holtand,thitiapayandPortosaLThe -II caplialgilift OF LORDS, DEPllll4olsit. Saletiory to ii — ki 4940 n,, rty VartleitArly refonsmera view trterted•ppriglit. (di Cabliet tartd) . Pianofortes, being ea a 41 1 0 effor prlttelphr, panel well its tooe, and which they warrant '4Dtaissere to seaa• to any part of the wolikl. 1 „ . s .41112strematts puarbased u their MaskulfuttigaTchanged, If •If ;proved et. in twelve nientlis, ."iidelfOtfes taken is . estbiate. lOrd ' uteri for isportation on iiiiihatit nacos. an ter'ess.ai)t t %Oa sd Dread Plaseforte to bissold lex :ft I llness. • 0 ..r u ss—lllanunkett4' $l6. S.l, Sositharnpion-row, itustill stuare.i . LADIES. , , , . . _ ,_ a J....i1.......• ' .47. " 7777 . . before it. The Noble Lord then gave a minute uar- f ...e.......••••• ••••-- —.-- -----. . .L a , icatc - a. OSVEMARY. native of the campaign ; and in speaking of the ad. I The Marquis of *Lti.NSDO — VTSE said, that no His s aaesitle Duke of Yoaz. . . =stapes of raising the siege of Cadiz, said it Was. Who h nour to be connected with ' th e ad the r 01 , 211001 C • .: clear that the collt.Lttaace of that siege , by which the 1 f Pe aA of the Must' ons individual i'vliti was !t i the. n ' C.k,...„ t tr u •„, / al its '._.,, lll ' lL ß p :1 Onaune* of Spain was confined wi.::.tn tne walls ; head 0' our army on th e Peninsula, could iit nfore '" ' r e : t all.r,7 --7/ .!. 6 . 1 41. gin cuy, placed them considerably under local in- anxious to , support .dai ,popositipa. now subbiipaa us L fen; of ib,c Wird th sa r gi alt. West, and materially degr . aded them in the estimate , their Lossiskips Oast hit wts ;, and no person •ecalld 1014, intab li thed , ' a- , floe of dot? of Spain. When Lord Welling. feel greadli . •'-gie th4l4 he bad felt, in listening to ii area etas vinizaw.llllll2AMS ,, Am j et ,i4A go go ip i tO Castile, to ' gain a Tip over the just e destr;nod gifriall 4est.siOno of the Ilble .elt" l " 4 "mis t. ...„...... fin ipl i b ill *" l / 2 - 414 " 1 "" ge . • Sarinont. t n i t in cut off all connection between hist Earl opposite. That anawdy wesnatAbOolshede ty ' re— " ---7 "‘" —rsilli Piri. land Soaks it i r pr zt necessary to to the feta. i the *cot unfavourable events wMch tom ;tu b a idues alliewel hop tAtts fa • -- •• ./ -. • C all . • •.. • • . ~.,. 4: 60 . ind Oaegt ire eared ta . leolon Athp . the.brallast *inner in whack 1 place's foe be perfectly. *geoid w ‘ ith. um fLezi, ie. •ffin-ii,a' n 'i's snob of _ i ditii . , iraa *Fled. ' Oil the 17th of Jgne, 1 thitethciaa tiresomeness ousist,ntrelkialina. se[ armteksarifowir__ 5b....." NV_ .at Sidataaacal and it was as far as • revirded the pre tit*. lit*. .The ease miss. Sid sh‘Fil,M. 6 " ......' . calm: that the conespeadeect b et w e en ti me 4neiticii tilts ,not news . as It 'Muer n'"li. asnaelny other atom - . . , - . . missi . na da as we d; w agar do; et ha two ?reach . , .2 fell into oat hands, WA sa• ast4 ,be *taktrata . , .. 'Geits-.4 , New Porbete-ifraft; =tat% latldirP.o* 1. ..* * Lc 44 W 1111 110" (T. th / 1 t i t s :" % s era: . •. . : I , awleilbsirst aramo,be and • ' . niaicklatsi .Spain 1 and. ' the 50,4 , apirivasi w 1 Psdigural,... ir w iI I PW , a " lug s k i o l tesel,ii ivers speftite se .iiii NA. 114 1014 dos Gum* bet lee Y4;aso:,.cr.i lar . ~i,,r; , 5;,,,, , , . , • , ip: „ 4.f , - • . . etii44.tivi 1,10... ..037,01. - ,- a ' t r's `i " • .. ..: •... ' " I P" ' 1 - .... _ _, _ __.,- ,: 4 4614.0 . 1. 4 •' hica to odg ..•.1, ~..,-.}t•s li o , ,, .. kw cnv.tt 1 , 404 yaw u r nionni 1, a-a-4 .* let ..;-.0,....4 „Ai iiiAi.Wi nit 14 ; 441414 .. 4 " t4 tri, ) 41 efi -' • 1-i•"" .• ' ' 41 .4 . j. • • ; . 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