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AU the not Ant the it that of sa. - upul..ualy aul Medicine, fullowiq the di. own Recipe, now -to that ts, 41.• Ping &toy if. (id: a 4 irRIDAI, MARCH 6. 181 i OUBER ; 800 PR ICE SIXPENCE-HALFPE .NVm - -. THEATRF. ROYAL, LIOVRNi•OARDEN. ?MORROW . EVENING, MARCH 7, will be performed, • JULIUS C.ESA R. Julius Cesar, Mr. EGER ro N Antony, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Brutus, Mr. KEMBLEI Cassius, Mr. YOUNG. c d o ur nla, MI. WESTON ; Porcia, Mrs. POWELL. To which will he added, the Musical Farce of THE ROMP. t ut monday. The Virgin of the Sun. Tuesday hallos Cesar. 'FIE N.thility,Gentry,and PubliC are most respect fully L•tormed, that the BATTL IL of the NI Li Is added to DIAUMACiiIA, in PI!INCES-STREET, LEICESTER ,RE, where the tremendous fire from three lines of English French Ships is seer, with I'Artemisc on fire, and l'Orient in *a we. hurniug till she exploder, the masts falling by the board, ' l d the effect of the ninon rising amidst this scene of havoc and . eortet i o n ; presenting a Spectacle the most awful and sublime, the Erglish boats out saving till people. The wholein !no- A r s, impressing thy beholder with the most accurate and lively yip dtbat spliudid event—from eleven in the morning till nine fa the evening. Admission One Shilling. The Victory of Tra iler exhibited as usual. Parties of twelve persons may com ,-.l.l.llapcivate exhibition at any time.• EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 4, 1812. WHEREAS in pursuance of thg 6th Section of the 7th Chapter of the. Bye Laws of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, it la ordained, PARLIAIMEN7WRr PROCEEi I.VGS. ' HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH S. Their Lotdahip toe► at about tt ree o'clock, when the lblst Assent, by Conunissien, tea. given to the Sugar IFia , :fy Drama back. the Exchequer Bilk Funding BM, and ►sar Private &du The Commizsioners wtrr, the LORD CSAMCELLOIt, the Ewa& of Livlaroot., and Lord WA uncomaiii. " That a List shall be published fourteen days before the An nual Election of Directors, •containing the Names of such Pro prietors, qualified agreeably so Law, as shall signify In writing to the Secretary, their desire of becoming Candidates for the Di rection, sixteen days before such Annuil Election." The Court of Directors of the said Cotnpanys do hereby give Notice, in order that the Proprietors may conform to the said Bye Law, that the ensuing Election of Six Directors of the said Company, for four Years, is appointed for the Bth April next, and that such List will be published fotirteenDAys before the said Election, as the above-mentioned Bye Law directs. WILLIAM RAArsitr, FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Fridar, the 20th March instant, 4 61 i BOUT 1100 - Quintals COD FISH, now on 3 - board the schooner Prudentia, of Gloucester, United State% lately detained and sr nt in here by his Majesty's ship Belle Pottle, Charles Brisbane, Esq. Captain, and Dryad, Edward Gal. way, Esq. Captain, and co , idernue.l as Prize. For viewing and further information, apply to Messrs. HAWISIII and SONS, Merchants, Plymout't. JOHN LUSCOMBE, Broker. tar information on die cll. Diet"kat, and of theism wit red, tuay ecy.stilt Dr . Wth. , a new edition of which-is ice ss. in boards; and a swat a list of thirty tanatliAbio "Phis day was publidtet, In one volume, ato. price St t Fa. In boards A VINDICATION of Mr. TOX's HISTORY STORY Y of the Early Part of the Reign of JAMES the SECOND, tieing an Answer to the Observations of Mr. Ron ; with a De e of the Veracity of Bishop Burnet. By SAMUEL HEYWOOD, Se.-jeant at Law. printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. In tie Press, and speedily will be published, by the same An ew, s Second Edition, with consiaerable Alterations and A &n -ow, snd brought down to the present time, of A Digest of the law misting to County Elections. . • - oprietotv, E. Sift awl Co. Bpi tt is every considerable wag following Vundos in 144. ward and Long-tint. and 41.11. 4 0,5, 114. Burt *Kill opt.of the lately& I.;svlbage. aing%lort. 1 1 4.Whitu4hpa i , S:ratid - Madam, id C e . 329, lielburn. 10414 Immediately aftersvardit. About 1000 Quintals COD FISH, now on board the schooner Abigail, of Newbury Port, United States, lately detained and sent in here by his Malevy's ship Niemen, Captain Sir M. Seymour, Ban. and condemned as Prize. For viewing and further Information, apply t•N MC3621. HAWK t a and SONS, Merchants, Plymouth Plymouth, March 2, 1812. JOHN L'JSCOMBE, Broker. SECOND ADVERTISEMENT. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given, that a SPECIAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY will be held at the Company's Me, in Berners.street, on Friday, the 20th day of March next, at Eleven &Clock In the forenoon, for the purpose of consider riug and uetermining upon the Measures to be now adopted for carrying Into effect the objects of the last Special General Assembly, and also that of electing a Direvor in the stead of WHIM Lewis, E&q. resigned. ROB . r. S. SLOPER. Gin df the West Middlesex Water Works, Chief Clerk. Si, Berner.-street, Feb. 27, 181 2. PINES b. CAPITAL NAVY TIMBER.—HEREFORDSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by WM. JAMES, At the Red Lion Inn, in the Borough of Weobley, on Friday, the 20th of March next, between the hours of three and six in the afternoon, 4tt ' Jject to such t oneii ions as shall b. then produced, THE following very Prime Lots of OAK TIM BER, now marked and numbered with white paint, from 1 to the number in cath lot progressively. Lot 1.-108 Trees 1 Lot 3.-100 Trees I Lot 5.-244 Trees 2.-314 ditto 4. 70 ditto 6. 63 ditto The above Timber w4ll be found worth the attention of Navy Contractors and Timber Dealers in general, being cf very supe rior qna'ity and of large dimensions : lying well together, and near the turnpike-road, a'-out 12 miles from the city of Hereford, 10 from Leominster, and 7 from the navigable river Wye. Printed particulars may be bad of the Auctioneer, at Hereford; Mr. John C bcese, at I.yonshall, near ington ;ur of Mr. Ricketts, -Sainsfield Conn, who will slew the Timber. he toundatiOn of Social Esturhed throughth.: pa t i o , tprecadilons tohiell growl * . at cininsitic blessing. Poo v i e brine uY wedlock hitt %Aka disease', or dehilhated by a age, a ienuvAtius of *canary tispensibly requisite to r,yi te the system. 1.4 e essentially to amt.-0y Hymn. rule cousequence of unguatdal ion winch isiducet: Mesita mty years, to direct their str treataueetcand care of the Vo• sing therefrom; at also so tbs • by the destructive latbisof I brings on these distressirg rent or embitter tbs./don: It of thwit kLia, gives dim ravages of these congisreng, he catalogue of human id*. , ho has indulged In tLis ESC g Profersicund men of eta& ors. CUltkiic. - and Co. claims y, as well tts the testimony/if the core of An* 'ice; blot santrible as 11l weft calaniltiea, they offer shell' embers of the itoril Colleges inbur)s. Slight mind sec* raditally cured .if the itiat too. obstinate duratiotr, suA es, pains of the bones. gisem. fieverai Noblemem 04 T haze been under the weld oteoutplaints of the so. rived a radieaLand remnant w Made to them as satisfactory :y at Messrs. Currie and etAr gentlemen had stricturniiram r care of Mesacs.tionte, kics• 11 eminence, Who attenzyud lamer caustic', without taco* ted•the foUowtug 'letter bat romlesltknaen returnis; them id and vigorous SOW Of a Noble Earl, who hail lis:dolul.utalatly for min yews: venal surgeons .01 itif d Wen, permanent yeller; it Matt t &Omit and pursues! ad a •tattical cure Ludo II Feticide Of 44 IT hotfoot, st - tlicii:,Tuetie, ist.)e post pita. Lir lA6:TI'ER6 LS, NO justly iajnoiti ingittery 6:greet/AO syirecoi ike. without roniknaninttei elbow, safe, and *teas nei evesstion.impec attention. e thine cruel Disorders; said "fatty restoring health, thpfis he or obeli; at the eve ding ;guano- be ever so genic( hese Nib, to make dZU tto contest with the Ise and eapel. They teredieir or of stealth, as welt Ai ago , - its Sprios and fail in every re* tautdtedy obligiaiou to then, f from thents'they were sun,* test; of immortal find utiivettd thy a Otos iu the Mint ed ;he store so, fur that they wit th of time, and that they tile 41 1 11, with' incri.woog we& st,hur,iasontnek thatd.itritt4d! 1 y cured upwards of 4.04 000 PIP ;charged from Hospitals obi pealed, and all other turthsa Proprietor, Tsetse' 1 . • TI 4 1 4 urg..Ams in London, at hiskstill he will give advice., wittesti ald silt asivwer Patti eat.ints ems, vhstrving io sli coa is l"! name tit case har tab btiF :niter request, by thei s m yLars,st.at be has la the 4 r e .abose tutlinlue, and tAttiale inn:lent, at die retfujerltZ the 'firy-slneb 411147.1 NCB 7, kishAstreet4olll, one Pore= in every cd . anly 13. 9a. t4G11. 7-311 4:1_. creby p eri tios of ogle --- Lrrtrio Lt ceded miguiss,, it; iirtacLisoA e % 13piAlz.L..4trat.".te intitde ral=asit.;='==2"lll"lllll/11j. L KcNr, Picket-11%00# 'mil. 804 - LLOYD'S, FEBRUARY 27, 181. SUBSCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the 17 WIDOWS and FAMILIES of the OFFICERS and MEN *Ay idst in Lis Majesty's Ships . S r. GEORGE, of 98 guns, • IiERO, of 74 guns, DEFENCE, of 74 guns, and SALDANHA, of 36 buns. The Committee chosen fur the Management of this Stibscrip do, in order to make known the extraordinary claims and mag- abide of the calamity requiring relief, beg to mate, chat the runbzr of livei lost in the above-mentioned Ships, amounts to towards of 2100, and inueh exceeds the number of those in **of the great Battles of the Nik, Copenhagen, or Trafalgar. Weriptions received by the Masters of this House ; ai Messrs. Heat's, Fleet street ; Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, Bel'an, and Co. die Hon. Simon Frazer, Perring, and Co. Messrs. Smith, Payne a , lSmiths; Messrs. Willi., Wood, Percival, and Co. and all the sties Hankers in London. Subscriptions already advertised ,e t 931 16 II Riga Ron. Lord D. Maud and Collyer 2 2 Duncanville . 10 0 Edward Kerrick, Esq. 1 1 &mt. W. C—, R. N. 1 0 James R. Hoffman, Esq. 1 1 A Family of Youog Folks, Moses Philip Levi 1 I - Remington - 1 1 Capt. Lysaght, R. N. 5 5 Vim-Admiral Harvey 25 0 Todd, Mitchell, & Co. 20 0 laird 'IA Esq. 1 0 David Carruthers & Co. 10 0 Ilia Is Cressweli, Esq. S 5 Henry Child, Esq. 1 1 is Chula. Brisbane, the Ilse Governorand Corn- Galena:4 Of St. Vila- pang of the Bank of amt's • - 10 0 England, per John Coale Ostyak!, Esq.* 21 0 Peerse, Esq. 210 0 The Countess of Wel- Mr. Machew 1 1 ligton - • 20 0 Chas. Cartwright, Esq. 10 10 James L.ra, Esq. 5 0 R. Norr's,•Esq. 5 5 "an and De Latmey 10 10 Sir H. Fitaberhert, Bart. 3 3 iobn Davidson, E . sq. 9 S Cuwburn and Co. 10 10 /ewe Russell, Esq. 10 10 John Ashley Wane, Esq. 5 5 Hebert Jones, Alardell, Rev. Dr. 13.111 •• 10 0 and Co. 10 10 Hn.W.H.Lyttleton,M.P. 5 5 Dame, Benson, Ro- R.-13. . 2 0 bens, and Cochran 21 0 W. Tillard, Esq. 20 0 IRA. z-tandert, Esq. 50P. H. - 10 0 Mn Hambrough, Esq. 10 10 Jerilyn. Dickins, Esq. 2 2 Wm. J. Coltman, Esq. 5 5 Admiral Cornish 10 10 Thomas Dickason, Esq. Lieut.Gen.W Cartwright 5 5 Enfield 10 10 Capt.R.H A:Bennet,R.N.lo 10 7 / 4 s•Dickano Mad Cm 10 le Gen. Wm. Hervey 10 0 E. Williams„ tsq. 10 10 Barclay,Perkinsond Co. 21 0 Tie Right Hoe. George Brandram, Templeman, Rose, M.P. 10 10 and Co. • 10 10 liestAkneral Charles Capt. H. La Ball, R.N. 5 5 Crauford, M.P. 55 I Harry Scdgwick, Esq. S 5 Iberian and Co. JO 10 l Bustle and Warners 10 10 Vala rs iglsraith, R.N. 2 2 Charles Green, Esq. 5 0 ?Ilt ors of the Joseph Dobree, Esq. 1 I °blaster 5 5 Philip Antrobus, Esq. of hand Virgin„ Esq. .5 0 Cheam, Surrey 10 10 liketas Modem, Esq. 5 5 Earl Crawford 10 10 14 aCurreis, Esq. 10 10 D. Stevenson, Esq. 22 i kmAtkins, Esq. Ald. 10 10 J. an d E. A ldridge 8 -5 Bishop of Carlisle, O. Gee, Esq. Au.ton 5 5 P rr Adm.Lordßadstock 5 0 T. Auston and Son 5 • 5 Atd.B.Drummond,rsq.lo 10 I W. Honiston , Esq. 10 20 Drummond, Es.* to It) Rich. Bradshaw, E. al 0 ..fAls. Drummond, EN. 10 10 Wm. Yates, Esq. Bury, ,I n ieltl7 Drumm :n d, E sq . 10 10 Lancashire - 21 0 f . obert Hunter, Esq. 5 0 R ev . Martin S. Smith 5 0 ' lEni Sheerness. Dock 2 0 W hit ebead ,11 ow ard&Co.lo 0 Earl of Calloway 10 10 Eben. Robertson, Esq. 10 10 s Nearby, Esq. The Author of the Navl ut:bmlanit - 10 0 gator's Life Buoy 2 2 i *m.l. Stanway, R. N. 50 , Marsh and Creed 21 0 1 Upt. Juba Thompson, Fred. Grellet, E ' q. 10 10 i 'af Claim 6 0 Richard Jackson, Earl.. b 2 . - lker -ii,_ rr I 0 Townley., trice, and ot /Utley Abbots, Borchert 10 10 5 15 w.i 6 9 ...r kin Html liak nw 5 5 Thns. Chetham Strode, e si, 1r.. . arp A instle. E sq . 6 0 . E sq. B at h 5 8 t ail l • S aorts and C o . 10 10. The Royal F.achange As- O gremem SS 0 stiaiace Office 105 0 t .1 horn. E sq 6 5 0 The ondan Assurance %nes. S v at. heppal L , Bart. .5 0 Ofrice 105 '.. 0 Cotton Sheppard, Commissioner Paget, 2 If R. N. lo )6 -Irek i. m Guilt , le, Esq. R.N. 2 9 I The lingl;sb C. -.1 , er The • pet Lows :Aid Co. 5 0 Company 31 10 .Plicer; a n d M en of h i s Majesty's Ship Solehay, 2 Days Pay. 'o lll mts and Men of Lit Majesty's Ship Chanticleer, Two ..paps Pay. • The l le Officer; sad Men of his Majesty'. Ship Portia, 2 Days Pay. Tue Officer: and M e n o f hi. M a j esty ' s Sh ip U t il e , 2 D ays P. r y. 14 fu._ and Men of hi s Majesty ' s Ship Cruiser, 2 Days l'ay. ~_•-•amsers and Men of his NLjesty's ship Redbeeast, 2 Days rwf• 740 ffieers ~.,_ and Men of his Majesty's Ship Thresher, 2 Days Pay. 2: e n ._ and Men of his M a j est y' s Ship Vixen, 2 Days Pay. tr k _ .....oattiv rlmeas aril Men e _or Ma jesty hi . s . 's Ship Censor , 2 Days Pay. Ma jesty's Ship Acute, a Days Pay. ih Nearass 'THOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary. iut, - HUNT( NODONSHIR E. TO lIE SOLD BY AUCTION, ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES FA LE, itr 1E FREE, AND , LAND TAX REDERMEI --Ey Mr. ROBINS, AC Garraway's, on Tuesday, March 10, at 12, in Two Lots, A COMPACT FREE 1-1 OLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, and Land lax redeemed. I.ot 1. Compribes Fo‘r Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di vided by thriving qulc.k &nate, containing upwards of Forty four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of rwelve Acres, in a rivg fence. tithe free, and I.agd Lax redeemed, situate in West field, in the Parish Goiltnanchester, about one mile from the Town, and by the roadside to Orford, a short distance from the kiver Ouse. Lot 2. A Freehold capital rich Meadow, a short distance from Lot 1, containing SA. vit. 121'. bounded on the West by the River Ouse, and adjoining to the lands of the Corporation; tithe free, and land tax redeemed. The Lands are in excellent cu': ration, forming a very eligible Property for occupation, or to invest money; the whole in pos session of. Mr. Richard Miles, tenant front year to year. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Miles, at Godmanchester, where Particulars may be bad, and at the Horse Shoe Inn; at the Fountain Inn, Huntingdon ; Angel, Stilton; Wheat Sheaf, Alconburi Hill; of Mr. Randall', Solicitor, ' Cambridge; the Crown, Caxton ; Feathers, Wades Mill; of Messrs.Windus,Son, and I loltaway, Solicitors, Southamuton-buildings,Chancery -lane at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gulden square, where a Plan may he seen. VALUABLE and Improvable ES FATES in HAMPSHIRE. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by FRANCIS ALLEN, At the Bush Inn, Farnham, Surrey; on Thursday, the 19th day of March, 1812, at Three o'Clock in the Aftenroon, (union; sooner disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given), • Lot 1. A LL LL that Desirable FARM HOUSE and .1- -IL FARM, called THOMPSON'S FA RM, containing 69 Acres, more or leis, wi•h convenient Barns, Stables, and other Outbuildings, situate at Swanthorpe,• in Crondall, and in Long- Sutton, Hants, in the occupation of Mr. James Yalden, under a Lease, which will expire at Michaelmas 1814. Tlitse Premises are Copyhold .of Inheritance, held under the Manor of Cron all Small fine certain, and small quit rents. Also, AU that Copyhold Cottage, and about an Acre of Land, called Traverses, held of the slid Manor. Small fine certain ; also let to said James Yalden, under the same Ica•e. Lot 2. AU that FREEHOLD MESCUAGE and Buildings, called Hoi.a House, in the parish of Odiham, adjoining Horse dean Common, and four Acres of Land, more or less, thereto belonging; and also all that Copyhold Farm House, Outbuildings, Farm and Lands, Containing 296 Acres, snore or less, called • Bwantharpe Farm ; let to Mr. James Yalden, on lease, whisk will expire at Michaehrtas, 1814. Small fine certain, and small quit rents. For further pqrticulars apply to Mr. Clement, Solicitor, at Alton dr Farnham • and also to the Auctioneer, at Farnhant Mr. Yalden, .the 'enant, will ,hew the Premises. YORKSHIRE.-LARGE AND VALUABLE MANORS, • RECTORIES, AND ESTATES. To be sold in London, and at . Beverley.in Yorkshire; on Friday, the 20th day of March nest, at Twelve, at the Auction Mart, in the City of London, in Fore Lots, THE MANORS of BENTLEY and SPEETON, , the Advowson of the Chapel of Speetort, and several Free hold, and in part Tithe-free Farms and Lands (with land-tax re deemed), containing about 4140 acres, situated in Bentley, Spne ton, 7.lust on, Filey, Hermes, and Dunnington, In the Fast Riding of the County of York. Aud in the Month of May nee, will be Sold by Auction, at the Beverly Arms to the Town of Beverley, in the County ' of York, in Twenty-seven Lots, Me MANOR of ELSTERNWICK, and stnteral Freebnld, and In part'llthe-free Farms and Lands (with land-tax redeemed), containing about COO acres, situated at Elsternwick, Filey, Moles ; croft, Cherry Burton, South Dalton, Seaton Ro4s; Dimbleton, Marton, Hornsea, and Reighton together with the Perp.lual i Advowson of the Rectory of Leavcn, in Holdernrss; and also the Tithes of certain I ands containing about 1,7 , ,0 acres, in Horusea Barton, NVoodmansey, Thetene, W.el , Storkbill, Sand holm, and 'ficktnn, in the East Ming of the County of York. Particulars of those Estates to be sold in London will he ready by the .nth of February ; and may be had by applying to Messrs. Graham, Kinderley, and Domville, Solicitors, Lincolo's-inn, Lon don; Benjamin Handley, Esq. Skafurd, Lincolnshire; Messrs. Black and Chapman, Land Agents, Middle Temple-hall, Rich ard Townsend, bjNewburyi auks i and 'dm Lockwood, En. Bevetky. 4 PLYMOU'T'H. By Virtue of a Commission from ,the High Court of Admlralty of England, addressed to Thomas Cole, Esq. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the London Tavern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday, the 20th day of March, 1812, at Twelve, I'HE handsome fast-sailing Ship GALLICIA, (late the Queen Charlotte, of Loffdon, A. 1.) Len soft Dia. I Height. between D ec k s Cf c . 0 T n . gth • - . Breadth - 22 11 Depth iu the Hold 7 9 • Admeaeures - 180, 88-91 Tons. This very desirable, and well known Ship, was built of the best materials, at Enuworih, purposely for the Packet Service, in 1 which employ she continued until captured by the enemy. She is coppered and copper-fasteoed, with a Figure Head, pierced for 18 guns, has ten 18-pound carronadee, and twklong 6-ex.unders ; mounted, with a large hold, excellent accommodations, and is well calculated for a Packet or Transport, Letter of Marque, or fur the West India, Mediterranean, or any other trade requiring burthen and dispatch. Also, the following Goods; landed out of the said Ship; 3 Trunks containing Calico, Cotton, and Nankeens 4 Cases Cotton, Irish Linen, and Placable 3 Ditto --- Prints, g Ditto Checks 4 Ditto ----- Irish Linen, Silesia% Sheeting, Towelling, Diaper, and Thread. --..... Assorted Slops, 16 Pieces Packing Canvas * Mt - Baize and Piano*, 4 Cases, I 'link Shoes 2 Cases Stationery, 1 TrunkSerfumery 8 Cases Assorted Nails , 4 Cases Shot 1 Case Cutlasses, 16 Shevels 2 Casks, 1 Bag, Handcuffs and Shackled 3 Long Iron Chain, 3 Rolls Lead Casks Nails, Tools, Tinware and Ironmongery 10 Iron Half-h undred Weights, I Quarter ditto 2 Cases of Agricultural Instruments 2 Medicine Chests, 1 large Beam and Scales B Cases Pickles, Sauces, Oil, &c. 4 Cases Ratafia, 6 Kegs Tongues 330 Bars Iron, 5 bunds. Iron Hoops; 1 Cask, 1 Case Fishing Lines 1 Cask, 2 Jars Paint ; 1 Case Twine, 2 Cases Glass 93 Iron Pots, 49 Wood Bowls ; 8 Casks Flour, S Kegs T.ard 16 Casks Provision, 2 do. I lerrings ; 6 do. Rum, 4 Casks Rice 16 Jars Grots, Peas, &c. ; 8 Hal Hitds. American 'robacco 84 Iron-bound Rum and Water Puncheons, and a quantity of loose Staves: 6 Half-Barrels, 4 Quarter-Barrels Powder, one Cask Ball-Car tridges, and a %amity of Muskets, Cutlasses, and other Warlike Stores, &c. After which will be Sold, the handsome fast-sailing Schooner GENERAL PALAFOX, about 1: - .0 tons measurement. She is a well-built serviceable vessel, coppered and copper fastened, figure bead, sails remarkably fast, pierced for 14 guns, has good accommodations, will stow a large catgo, and is eh:wreak; the attention of persons in want of such a Schooner. And then the following Goods, landed out of the said vessel: 30 Puncheons Rice 9 large Iron Hatch Bars, and 4 7 Ditto Runt Iron Rods fur Bolts 29 FMK 2 enrill Casks Ame- A quantity of empty Casks and rican Tobacco iron Hoops 13 Barrels salted Herrings One Bale of Coarse Blue Cec il.; Deals, front 18 to 19 tt. long ton, and all her Powder and 1 large spare Iron Cabhouse Warl.ke Stores and Boiler The above Vends were captured near the Coast of Attica, by his Majesty's ship Amelia, the Hon. Fri derick Paul Irby, Cap tain, and with their Cargoes are condanwed as Prizes. for Catalogues, Inventories, or further Particulars, apply to the said Commissioner, George Street, Plymouth. PLYMOUTH.—TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the London l'4v.rit, Foxhal str:et, Plymouth, ou Friday, She 20th instant, at Twelve, THE beautiful fast-sailing Schooner MATCH LESS, about 120 Tors measumneno.—This most desir able schooner Is New-York built, coner-bottomed and fastened, and nearly new ; sails remarkably fa,t, and stows a good cargo ; she is in excellent condition, well found in stores, sad might b sent to sea immediately ; captured on her voyage from New York to Boxrdeaux. Also, the Part of her CARGO under mentioned, viz. 152 Boxes Wi.ite Sugar 16 Bal4 New Orleans Cottoa 21 Tierces} Coffee. Wool. 68 Bags 2 Barrels Provisions. 163 Elephants Teeth. 10 Deal Enos. 6 Boxes' Indigo. About 2 To , :* Logwon 1. At', erw arc's, the handsome copper-bot•onted schooner YOUNG CAROLINE; about 140 Tons measurement.—This is a very fast-sailing vessel, ev.th good c.2ac:ty for stowage, copper fastened, pierced for 16 guns, well found in stores, and might soon be got ready fur sea, at a trifling eapeuce ; captured on her voyage from Bourdeaux to New Orleans And then her CARGO, consisting of 129 Hhds. superior Claret, (Medoc de Mout Ferrand,) four Iron hoops each. 14 Casks Vin de Grave, (about 10 garons each). 105 Cases choice old Claret, (24teduc de St. Julian, 1802,) one dozen each. 94 Suiten Olive Oil ditto. 170 Cases Eau de Cologne, (6 bottles each.) 72 Bags Claret Corks-14 Boxes Prunes. • 1 Case Aniseed Cordial. 19 Cases and Trunk% containing Silks, Sattlas, Cambric • and Cambric Handkerchiefs; Lawns, Silk Fringe, and Jewellery; Silk arid Sattin Ribbon ; Chenille, Silk Handkerchiefs and Shawls ; Crapes,Silk Umbrellas, and Para s ols; elegant ace Veils, Silk Robes, and Pelisses; Silk and Kit Gloves, Are ificial Flqwers, Pomatums, Essences, and Perfumery ; Snuff BOZO !, Buttons, Razors, and a sra , l2ty of other articles. _ _ And One valuable Musical Thne-piece, (by Bourdier, Paris) plays 26 Opera Ain and M'alrzes; in an elegant Mahogany Case, with a Ladies' Secretary and 114ok-cao. Both the above Cargoes are perfectly dry, and in-excellent order and condition. After which will be Sold the French Transport GaMott LE MULET, about 183 Tons measurement. She is a remarkably strong vessel, will bvrthen about 330 'cons, peculiarly adapted to the timber trade, and having been purposely fitted for that see. vice is well worth the attention of Merchants in want of a vessel for that employ. Alen, a quanti.y of ' , trait French Oak sided Timber, and Oak and Elm Plank of large dimensims and superior quality, iltended for the French Arstr:al at Rochefort, and landed out of the said galliut. Anil then the strong New York built Ship LOUISIANA. I.ength - - 75 ft. 4 in. I Depth - RAW. 'Breadth - 23 5 Adm-asures 167. 78-96 Tons. She is a very handsome little ship, sails remarkably fast, has a Filurelead, temporary, between Decks 6 feet I t inch high, and excellent accommodations. She is equally calculated !or a packet or for a runnir..: ship, Is well adapted for the Newfoundland or Mediterranean trade, and her Stores, being in good condition, she might be sent to Sea at a small expence. Afterwards the Good Brig FORTUNA, . _ _ . Length 77 ft. 74 in. I Depth 1111. 2 4 in. Bread.h 21 ft. 2 in. Admeasures ISO 73-94• tons. 'This is a strong Oak-built Brig, about 200 tone burthen, wril found, and in good repair; has a Lugs hold, of ea/ draught of water, is well calculated for the timber trade, and might be scut to Sea inioulhately. ... . All the before-mentioned Vessels and Cargoes were captured by his Majesty's ship Semiramis, Charles Richardson, El. Cap tain, and condemned as prize (so the said frigate.—One concern. And the then following GOODS, vis. 41 Illgshcads prune American 'tobacco (Yorisiand lames Rive'r) 1 Pipe high flavoured Dow &aux Brandy 110 , :b Juniper Eerrie--12,000 French Ridse Tiles 2 Hogsheads Red Ocre.—And for F.sportation, About Iti,ooo Wine I log.heada Staves and lhakling. All regularly condemned as Prase. For Samples, Inventories, Catalogue., or further par t ic u l ars apply to Mr. Thomas Cole, George-street, Pinion:h. elymouth, February 27, 1212, In the Scotch Appeal Catt‘r, ' The Earl of Elgin V. tie Rev. Allan MiLean i " sir Samuel Romilly a n d Mr. linrrer were heard at 14ngthfer tha itespo:dent, when the huller tons (Jowl tion was deferred to to-nor ow. • A Dqutation from the Noun of Conrnont prefented a wilt. ten Message, sequeSting the Heti,* to permit the Earl of Liver pool to attend on Tuesday sm, as a witness on the subject of American Clainiante. The LORD CHANCELLOR having tea) the Massage, in. fortoed the Deputation, that they 'multi send ao answer to it. Lord LIVE.k YOOL then ob.erved, that t, had not the 1 act eblvilliern to wend, ..and t!se question was acco(d tigiy carried id the affirmative. Mr. Les - castle, Sir Mears* ?OLEIC', Mr. Losetearron, and other Met:lb:3-s from th Commons, bres4ght tip the Irish Warehousing Bill, and several private liiits,..viucts were laid On the TaVe. Mr. Jonwres tretented various Account', and 'be Gram! Jury' Assesodenis in Ireland. 044ennt to he on theXable Lord LAUDERDALE moved for a Return of Pagel plod% to the Revenues of Ireland.—Ord,ered. - - - - - I .. FRAISE-WRIGALDNI MI, . ,• ... . The Earl of CARLISLE rose, on the' dniie ef the Day fur the third r eadi ng o f thi s Bill, and - w - '. luded to another Bill, which lie understood had been in contemplation. He conce;ved, that it it was the intention of Government to pass the present Billi there could be no necessity for any other en the sub ject. He had to repe a t hi s former objection to the • Bill then before the House. He was convinced that i nu real advantage would arise from it, that lsinis. 1 ters might have submitted to thgir Lordships the in. form ttion on, which they had acted. It wits possible that Ministers had received information to justify this measure, but their Lordships were not in poisession of any document of the sort. He asked, whether it was consistent with the t ti nour and dignity of the House ti; enact a Peiial Statute on such griunds as .they hatTheard stated t Under all the circumstances of this Bill, the public anxiety was great. He had entertained a hope that the Noble Lord woo intro. duced the 13 111 would ha ve w ithdt awn i t , b ut i n that I hope he had been disappointed. Lord LIVERPOOL did not feel it necessary, niter so much had been said on the merits of the Bill, to enter again into a discussion of the princi. pie. With regard to another Bill, mentioned by the Noble Lord, it was tit e that a Bill had been pro. jetted, which only affot dad protection to the stocking ,ind lace frames, but this Bill ettended to all branches of machinery. Lord MOIRA rose to express in a few wortie his i-bji:ctiun to the Bill. It would, in truth, do nothing to remedy the evil so much lamented throughout the country. By barbarous severity they would increase `The danger. The great. mischiefs of whiCh coinplaint had been made, had at isen from the difficulty of de. tecting the offenders, and after this enactment, that &faculty would be increased. It would induce every man to suppress his knowledge of such proceedings. To put a stop to the tumults uhich took place, the whole system of Government must be changed. It was but just to punish this species of spoliation, but it was also justice, on the part of the Noble Lordg, to apply a remedy to the wants of the starving mu!. titude. Think, said - his Lordship, of the state of the Manufacturing t was, and think what effect a legis lative measure of this dtseription will produce on the individual driven to desperation by the heartrending wants and Miseriessof a family which he has not the Means of supporting: That miserable system of con. ruption, called the government, which has pervaded this country some year., must be corrected—that miserable system of corruption, I say, mutt be ptit aiLend to, if you desire British hearts to be united as they ought to be. This measure did not go to the extent of preventing the offences, and severity was a strong objection. They ought to turn their minds to different objects : to correct those outrages which they kneW were extending to the injury of the state, they ought to correct the government under which so many calamities le4d occurred. Tile Bill was then read a,diird,time and passed. NOTTINGHAM WATCH AND WAItD BILL. After a few observations between Lord HOLLAND, Lord Livenpoor., and Lord Gnoss - tLvoit, during which the former intimated an intention to move an amendment at a subsequent stage of the Bill, the House went into a Committee on it. The several clauses were then read and agreed to, and the third reading was axed for Monday next. THE EARL out WELLINGTON. Lord GROSVENOR expressed a wish to know from the Noble Lord opposite, Whether the NU, granting a pension, &c. to Lord Wellington, was in the House ? _ The Earl of LIVERPOOL answered, it was not. Lord GROSVENOR then observed, that he had given notice on a former occasion of his intention to move, that the remuneration given to the gallant Ge neral should be increased. He found ticn it was impossible to make such a motion, and his 'Object was to throw out a few observations tor the conside ration of the Noble Secretary, which might be brought forward previous to the Bid. Instead of tk annuity of £2OOO, he Wished the grant to be advanced to be. • tween 40 and 650,000, to be vested in the hands of Trustees, for theparpose of converting the s du d int i s freehold . prorerty, to mAintain his Lord-hip's satitily. There uere.instances of annuities granted Itr-pub4 • set vices, which made the possessor end his f inn I y de. pendent 01 the Crown, because those anma.Lies had returned to the Crown • but the objtei his Lordship had in view wi ts th at die Noble I,.lirs! and his lankily should be made indepenclast cif the Crown. It Was their duty to support the anaemic) , which an sni t ch oZrasirlr,s had been spoken of improperly, and to ex. alt it, by conferring ketone equal to rank. The go. bit Lord concluslej by tehving with their Lordslii&l the wggestions he had stakd.—Ailjoarned; . . .. . •