Star. — London, England, 1813-03-31 00:00:00

wreet!. THE ARMY. . . IN PORTUGAL. It is prObabie that Lord Virit.ustorow will take the Geld immediately. The cavalry horses have 'been brought into some kind of , order—the whole of- the Artillery has been repaired, and fresh brought' up from Lisbo.. old the army is about to move. Part of .General Hite:Army has been moved forward on the right and on the left. General COLE l•;'s moved in advance with -the 4th division. In the mean time the Marquis has been reviewing the Spanish and Por t i.T.nese troops, and Itas been natrowly examining the; En-ifications of Almeida and Ciudad Rodesigo. At, the latter. place, the Governor.save a splendid ball, which war attended by his Serene Highness the Prince of ORANGE, Earl MARCH, and a great many of the British Officers :—there was a great display of Spa rkish he46tv. The Earl cf Masco. • son to the Duke of Rica asap, wa , recently seat to the French General com. minding in Portugal, w.th a, flag of truce : the object of his Lordship's mission has not transpire& General KESIPT has arrived in Lisbon,, and the Marquis of WELLINGTON has appointed him to the Light. Division. The 4th Dragoon Guards, and the 9th and 13th Light Dragoons, are coming home to recruit. The body of the Frenzh which attacked General Hugs corps, and which was so gallantly repulsed by the old 50th and theCacadores, as well as that which came down at St. Felices on General CARROLL'S post, were to levy contributions. Every account con tit ues to infirm us, that they commit horrible ex cesses in all parts of the country. The deserters who come in all agree in saying that a draft lxis been made from every corps in Spain, and sent to France for the Imperial Guard. Souvr has been salt for to France, and set off in great haste.— JOSEPH wanted to accompany him, bat was not per- :flitted. All is gaiety at the head-quarters of General HILL. We have a letter before us from Coria, where we are told that the Theatre is kept up with spirit. The Rival", the Poor Gentleman, and School for Scandal, have been got up in admirable stile. The light di. vision likewise carry on the drama with spirit, and the Marquis lately honoured them with. his presence to sce the Rivals.. • The third division are likewise getting up their Thelre, and it is said they can pro duce some very excellent dramatic characters. Colonel Quorrm, of the 10th Dragoons, is ex. petted to leave 'win in a few days, for Hanover. General STuAii 4 i, who was under orders for Portu. gal, and had sun his baggage to Portsmouth, to be embarked there, has lately received orders to proceed to the North of Germany. • Six troops of the 19th Light Dragoons have lately arrived at Cork, where, it is said, they are to , be dis mounted, and to embark for North America. Thursday, 200 wounded men from the Peninsula, emb +rked from Southampson for Guernsey, to join the Veteran Battalions of that island. Friday, a party of disabled men, of the 10th regi ment, marched into Southampton. Monday sennight, another strong detachment of recruits, consisting of about 60 fine healthy young men, marched off in high spirits, from Leeds, to Harwich, to join the 2d West York Militia. Wednesday, the Royal Horse Artillery, lately sta. tinned in Wakefield, set out on their route towards/ the South. 1 The Roscommon, Shropshire, and Berkshire Mili tias, nnw doing duty at Plymouth, have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to embark for Ireland. The Edinburgh and East Devon expect a similar destination. The 2d battalion 71st Highland, or Glasgow re giment of light infantry, arrived at Leith last wet kp from Hythe barracks, Kent, and marched imme diately after landing to Glasgow. • Two divisions of the North Wiltshire militia have laurelled into Glasgow for garrison duty. ' The 15th Foot is about to proceed from St. Kitt's to North America. The Gloucester regiment of Militia, at Plymouth, ,are now doing the duty at Drake's island and Maker 'lit 'gilts. The Cheshire regiment is at Dartmoor, and expect to return to Plymouth.—The . - egiment .fires ball twice a-week on the Moor. The Berkshire and Shropshire regiments are under •rders to embark for Ireland. The Roscommon are on the eve of return. The Fifesbire Militia have got their route ftSr Ber wick, and the first division have marched from Perth. The Edinburgh Militia are now at Tavistock, on their route to Plymouth. The Bury St. Edmund's Volunteers were dis liulded on Weduesday last. PEDESTRIANISM—On Thursday last, the celebrated ,ancashire pedestrian, .Abraharn Wood, ran the kance of nine miles and a half, over Knaves:ll;re, in ,fifty-four minutes forty-five seconds, which was five minutes and fifteen seconds within the time he under took, for a wager of 30 guineas, to run the distance. Saturday se'nnight, Henry Hammond, of Liley-lane, ■ear Huddersfield, for a wager of twenty guineas, undertook to go eighty miles in eighteen hours, and performed the distance in seventeen hours and a half, with apparent ease. Tuesday, se'nnight Margaret Dow, a girl employed ,1111 at Montrose, was caught before she could be extricated, off near the shoulder. 'sizes, R. Preston was found F. Bruce, of Longford, far )1 the same place, spinster. tday. laLITARY VO*olYetilk, • , s• WHITRHALL, MARCH 27. ne Prince Regent Ea. given permission to Lieutenant-Colonel the Hon. Sir C. W. Stewart, and Lieutenant•Coionel G. Eider, to accept and wear the insignia of an Honorary Knight Com mander of the Royal Portuguese Military Order of the Tower and the Sword. ' WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 30. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—John &Mali, Gent. to be Veterinary Surgeon. Commission dated October 19, 1812. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Henry Fits Cla renoe, from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Dated March 21 1813. 14th Ditto—Cornet Francis William Taylor to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forster, promoted; Hospital-Mate Daniel Ow( n Davis to be Assistant-S*oms, vice Perrott, appointed to the 49d Foot. Dated as above. Ist Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Carey Le Merchant to be Lieutenant and Captain, without purchase, vice Elliott, ap ps.inted.to the sth Garrison Battalion. Dated as above. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards--Ensign George Harvey Percival to be Lieutenant and Catkain. by purchase, vice Lord Kileourcie, who retires; Henry John Wm. lientinck, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Percival. Dated as above. 6th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colouel Thomas Car nie to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice . Wade e who retires, Dated March 18, 1813. - 17th Ditte..-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Garret Fitzsimmons to he Major, vice Hawkins, deceased; Lieutenant George Ma cauley to be Captain of a Company, vice Fitzsimmons ; Ensign Septimis Harrison to be Lieutenant, vice Macauley; ililam Martin Yorke, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Harrison. All dated Is above: 24th Ditto—Ensign Edwin Pell to be Lieutenant, without pur chile, vice Powell, promoted in the Glengarry Light Infantry Fenables. Ensign and Adjutant Hugh Fleming to have the rank of Lieutenant. Dated as above. 30th Ditto—LientenantWrn. OuseleyWarren, from tbeWelforti 'Regiment of Militia, to be Enuign, without purchase. Dated as above. 42d Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Thomas M. Perrott, from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice O'Connell, promoted in tie 45th Foot. Dated as above. 45th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Rickard O'Connell, from the 48d Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Reynolds, deceased. Dated as above. 49th Ditto—Ensign endee Mountsteven, from the 83d Foot, It. be Ensign, vice Boott, who exchanges. Dated as abtive. 57th Ditto—Captain William Jervoise, from the 8911 i Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Evatt, who exchanges: En sign Patrick Logan to be Lieutenant, without purchase, wet. Veitch, deceased; Alexander Veitch, Gent. to be En,ign, vice Logan. Dated as above. 62d Ditto— To be Captains of Companies, by purchase--Lfeute nant John Walter, vice Hansard, who retires; Lieutenant John Reed, from the 9th Foot, vice Dickenson, wilo retires. 71st Ditto—Ensign Hector Munro, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Golding, who retires; Henry Frederick Lock yer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Munro. 76th Ditto—Ensign Nattranief James Scott, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Morgan, who retires ; Henry Wood, Gent. to be Er4ign, without purchase, vice ,cots. Dated as above. 82d Ditto—Ensign Alexander Carroll to be LieutCaant, with Out purchase, vice Clarke superseded. Dated as above. 'To be Ensigns, without purchase—Michael Blood, Geat. vice Howard, deceased. Dated March 24, 1813. John Cundall, Gen:. vice Carroll. Dated March 2.5, 1813. 8341)itto—Ensign Kirk Boots, from the 49tit Foot, to be En t sign, vice Mountsteven, who exchanges. Mach 24 ‘ 1813. - - 87. h Ditto—Ensign Waller to be 1. ieutenant, without purchase; John Carrot, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Waller. 89th Ditto—Captain J. H. Evan, from the 57th Foot, to be Cap tain of a Company, vice Jervoise, who exchanges. 96th Ditto—Brevet-Major James P almer, Irwin the 3d Garrison ' Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Foster, who ex-' changes. Dated as shrove. To be Lieutenants, without purchase... Royal African Corps— Ensign James Carroll, vice Isaac, deceased. March 21, 1818. Ensign Charles James Keane, vice Christie, deceased. Dated ?larch 22, ISIS. Ensign Charles M'Conibie, vice Rollo, deceased. March 23, 1813. Ensign John Chartres, vice Carmichael; deceased. Dated March 24, 1813, Minn Christopher M'Rae, vice Anderson, deceased. Dated March 25, 1813. James Gray, Gent. to be Ensign, Ace Carroll. Dated March SE, Isis. Archibald Chisholm, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Keane. Dated March 23, 1813. Serjeant Stanley, from the 4th Dragoon Guards, to be En sign, vice M'Combie. Dated March 24, 1813. Serjeant Odium, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be En sign, vice Chartres. Dated March 25, 1813. 3d Gapison Battalion—Captain Colley 1.. L. Foster, from the 96th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Palmer, who exchanges. Dated March 25,1813. sth Ditto—Captain George Elliot, from the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Captain of a Company, vice Hall deceased. Dated as abOve. Gatrison Company—Lieutenant Francis Evart, from the 21st Light Dragoons, to be Captain. Dated as above. Quarter-Master William Slater, from the 83d Foot, to be Lieu. tenant. Dated as above. Quarter -Master Martin Fleischer, from the 21st Light Dra goons, to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Serjeant-Major Williant Gardner, front the lst Battalion tiOth Foot, to be Ensign. Dated as above. Tuesday se'nnight Mari n Mr. Ford's spinning-1m by the machinery, and, bef iter right arm was torn ofl At the Shrewsbury Ass , !uilty of the murder of F er, and Ann Taylor, 01 He WAS executed 011 MOW it ILV LT. Captain Edward Wynyard, of the Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, to Ise Major in the Army. Dated as above. 'TAFF. Brevet-Major Rubert Skene, to be Major of the Cavalry Depot, at"Maidstone. Dated as above. Quarter-Master Thomas Agar, of the Cavalry. Depot, to be Ad. jutant of a Recruiting District, with the rank of Lieutenant, Dated as above. HOSPITAL STAPP. Doctor Edward Keating, Surgeon to the Forces ender Lieute oatit.Oeueral Sir W. C. Beresford, to be Physician to the Forces, vice Cabbell, decease.l. Dated March 'JS, 1813. Acting-Deputy Purveyor George Keys, to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces, vice Bond, deceased. Dated as above. To be Surgeons to the Forces, Surgeons Augustus West, Frederick Jebb, and John Callendar, of .. , he Portuguese S'...rvice. Dated March 25, 1813. To be Surgeon to the Forces under the Command of Lteutenan.- General Sir W. C. Beresford only, Aisistant- Surgeon David Barry, from the 581 h Foot, vise Mai ben, removed from that Service. Dated a., above. The King's German Legion. ed Regiment of Dragoons—Assistant -Surgeon John D. Lange, from the :id Light Battalion, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Seeler, appointed on the Staff. Dated March t 6, 1613. sd Regiment of Light Dragoons— Flom, Gent, to be Cor net. Dated March 22, 1813. Ist Battalion of Light Infantry—Charles Ebel!, Gent. to be En sign, vice Baumgarten, promoted. Dated as above. 2d Ditto--- Collier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dyck, promo- ted. Dated March 18, 1813. Ist Battalion of the Line—Serjean; A. from t►e Ist Light Dragoons, to t►e Ensign. Dated 9, 1813. mrssonANnum. Veterinary Surgeon John Feron, of the 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, who was superseded, as stated in the Gaze,te of 23d February last, is reinstated in his rank. _ _ . . - Ensign John Cradock, of the 12th Regiment of Foot, is superse ded, being absent without leave. Dated March 25, 1813. ERRATA in the Gazettes of the 16th and 23d instant. 24th Foot—For Hospital-Mate Denials Kearney, to be Assistant Surgeon ; read, Hospital-Mate Dennis Kearney, to be Assis tant-Surgeon. 94th Foot—For Hospital-Mate John Cross, to be Assistant-Sur geon ; read, Hospital-Mate James Cross, to be Assistant- Surgeon. 95th Foot—For Hospital-Mate James Armstrong, to be Aids. tans-Surgeon; read, Hospital-Mate John Armstrong, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 18th Foot—For Ensign William Johostone, from the sth Garri son Battalion, to be Lieutenant; read, Ensign Coli n J o h n• stone, from the sth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenaut. l'he King's German Legion, 2d Light Digoons—For Cornet Baron Thuniniel, to be Lieutenant, dated March 18, 1813 ; read, Cornet Baron Thuinnwl, to beLieut.in4nr s datotialniob 10,1818. Hurrierwillri. - The two Limbricks, Officers belonging -to the, Public Office, Bow-Street, having received infor tnation that Hu, White,- charged with being con cerned in robbing the Leeds Mail, was at Bristol, they went there in pursuit. On their arrival, they disco. vered that Birlilt and Goodman, two well-known thieves, were living there, and they bad no doubt.but White was with. them. Birkitt had passed himself as a Captain, and had taken a house there. On Sa turday they watched Goodman and his wife from the house into Bristol, and took them into custody, Goodman being suspected of being concerned in rob bing the Canterbury Bank. After lodging them in the prison, they returned, and gave a double knock at the door, which was answered by Birkitt, whom they secured atter a desperate resistance ; but, in the interim, White escaped by getting over a shed back wards, and went through a house, to the owner of which he stated that he was pursued by bailiffs. On ' searching the house, they discovered implements with which they had been making skeleton keys,•also three portmanteaus, several watches, &c. which the pri soners.disclaiming, they were removed to the prison. Goodman and his wife will be brought to town, to be examined relative to the robbery of the Canter. bury Bank. Early yesterdly morning the house of the Mar- chioness of Dowssnlite, in lianover-square, was broken open, and robbed of property to an immense amount. The robbers gained entrance from the back premises, by means of a ladder, which had been left by a lamplighter, about one o'clock, close to the pre mises, and on his going to the spot, goon after two, it was missing, out it was afterwards found against the wall of the house which the robbers had got over. They are supposed to have been in the Marchioness's bed-room, as a heavy box was found placed against toe dour of it to prevent its being opened. All the boxes in the dressing-room were plundered ri their c, intents, consisting of jewels, watches, &c. &c. and almost every box in the house. BANKKU 1 tzy £NLARGEI). April 6. John ',lke., of Nottingham, mercer, dealer and chap man, at eleven, at the Flyiog Hone Inn, Nottingham. BANKRUPTS. Charles Hider, of Hawkhurst, Kent, grocer; dealer and chaprnau, to surreuder April 3, 10, and May 16, at ten, at Guildhall— , . Attornies, Messrs. Gregson, Dixon, and Gregson, Angel. court, Tkroginot tort ;greet. Emblin Stevens, of Erick-lane, Spit:l:l . :A(l3, Middlesex, tallow chandler, dealer and clia2man, Avii '3, 13, :Ind May i i , a: one, at. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Barthtt's Hallam n. Alexander M‘Giegor, of Goodge-street, pariah of St. Pancra l / 4 , Middlesex, baker. dealer and chapinan, April 6, t. O O, iud May 11, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pinero, Charles street, Cavendish-square. Jobp Stoneman the younger, of Northtawton, Doron, linen and woollen-draper, dealer and chapman, April 14, I 5, at eleven, and May ii, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter: Attoinies, Messrs. Watts and Co. Syntond's-Inn, London, Henry Nickolls, of Birmingham, builder, dealer and chaptnan, April 10, 12, and May 11, at one, at Cie Union Tavern. Bir mingham. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maple', and Pearce, No. 12, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Wha4ely, Bir mingham. ies Alway, of Moreton-Hampstead, Devon, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, April 9, 10, and May 1 1, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. 'Attornies, M. ssts. Collett and Co. Chancery-lane, London; or Air. Zach.lry Turner, Paul-street, Exeter. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. Jami April 27. Robert Tippler, Tower -street. broker, at eleven.— May 3. William Ingletharp, Portman-mews, liaancyman, at ten. May 1. James PserrepLult GI - eaves, licnalcs SNarp, and Francis fisher, King's Arms-yard, merchants, at ten. March 30. John Lotahis, Holborn, harness-mak,r, at one. April ;7. Tho• mu Porter, Union -court, merchant, at ten. April G. Lewis Kearn and David Muller, , Amen-corner, furriers, at one. April 17. John Thomas Pack, Ashford, grocer, at one. Aptil 27. William Wilmot, Goodge-street, stationer, it twelve. April 24. Alexander M*Lacklan and John Galt . , Great St. lielen's, :actors, at twelve. April 27. Thomas Maynard, fount Pleasant, hrre hair manufacturer, at twelve. hiay 29. Peter lktbie, Broad street,l-coker, at eleven. May 22.10.1 m Goodair, Queen-street, merchant, at eleven. April 24. Josqh James Long, Minorics, mercer, at eleven. May 4. Alexander Daila., incr. chant, one. April 24. John Swan ;and Robert Antietam, Wait ping -wall, merchants, at twelve. May I. Lawrence Ihickwi.od, London, dialer, at twelve. April 20. John, Cornes, and Joshua Vood, Paddington, coachinakers, at twelve.- April 24. '2loutas Harringtbn, Sarum, silver-sotith, at twelve. April 24. William Brooks, Southmitister, horse•dealer, at eleven. April 27. Tho mas Norris, Manchester, merchant, at ten. Ain 11 27. Robert Williams, Oxford -street, chinaman, at twelve. April 27. Da niel and John Roberts, Chathant-place, merchants, at ten. April 24. Herman Gethliard Hilbers, Lundon-street, merchant, at eleven. April 20. W.Cabburii, Thatnes-street, v.ctualle:, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the CVUNTRY. . . .-- - - May 4. Maui ice black/Ord, Wantaje, cardwainer, at eleven, at the Crown, Farringdiiii. April 13. Peter Greaves, Manches ter, innkeeper, at two, at the Coach and 1 lor,cs, Marichs.t s April 19. William Brown, Luftsome, corn-dealer, at eleven, at the Angel, Ferrybridge. April 23. Joseph Witkinion, Cocker. mouth, brewer, at ten, at the Globe, Cocktrintiotli. April 19. Thomas Moody, jun. Snaith, draper, at eleven, at the Angel, Ferry brid3e. April 29. Ihumas Middleton, Liverpti:.l, cotton manufacturer, at twelve, at the Globe, Liverpool. April 2S. John Reed, Prendwick, dealer, at eleven, at the George, New. castle upon I)ne. April 17. William Dean, jun. Ex.-ter, china. merchant, at eleven, at the Talbot, Br.stol. May I. John Ro binson, Birmingham, factor, at twave, at the Swan, Birmingham. April 21. John Roberts, Nottingham, hosier, at eleven, at the Punch BoWl, Nottingham. April 17. Roh}rt Ayre, Leicester, currier, at eleven, at the White Hart, IA icester. April 17. Ed ward Hathaway, Wa!sil, grocer, at the Swan, Birmingham. CElt FIfICAT.ES—ApriI 17. 'illiam Moore, Creat Garden-street, wheelwright. John Thomas Pack, Aslifoid, grocer. James Creel:wood and lulu) Hamer, Rochdale, cotton-spinners. William Green, Chapel street, dealer. John Whaiton, jun. Chester, corn-merchant. Thomas Matthews, Brydges.trees, draper. Genive Pyne An drewes, Bristol, scrivener. James Alexitider Randall, Maid stone, nurseryman. Wilburn Gadesby, jun. Canterbury, cafilliet maker. Thomas David Langley, Oscord-street, hatter. Josiah Highom, Frith-street, dealer. John Hodgson Powell, Cheapside, : wine-merchant. James Clough, Manchester, brewer. William Parr, Strand, silversmith. Litt i H. At Weymouth, on the troll inst. the Lady of Major-a:neral Jones, of a son. NtARRIEL). March VS, at Soudiaropton, the Rev. H. Wake, son of the late Rev. Dr. C. Wake, Prebendary of Westminster, to Camilla, only daughter of the late Hon. and Rev. Barton Wallon. DILI On Tueiday the 23d inst. at Caversham Grove, Oxfordshire, sincerely regretted, Mrs. Gardner, wiSow of the late Robert Gardner, Esq. Thursday, at the house of Major Sutherland, in Half-Moon street, Mahommed Kattaim, one of the two Persian youths sent by the Prince Abbas Mecza to this country for education. Sunday sennight, at Shrewsbury Infirmary, aged 26, J. Man sell. The death of this young man was occasioned by a most shocking accident. He had climbed to an elevated situation, for the purpose of hearing the trial of Prestun on the preceding Sa turday, at the Asiizes, when his feet slipped, and he impaled him self upon the javelin of one of the Sheriff's officers, who stood underneath. The weapon entered his thigh, forced itself 18 In ches upwards into his body, front whence it could not be ex tracted in the Court, but was sawed off!'and after the unfortu nate man had been removed to the infirmary, it was nearly : two hours before the javelin could be drawn. He lingered in great agony until the following e►ening. SALERItrAVertON. At the Loaded Taterb, Pighole-streeti Plymouth, on Fridry, • the 9tb day of April neat, at Noon, 'THE &homer EXPERIMENT, of Baltimore. Diniensions ( v i Amer,can Re-giver), • •IL- Length - 80 ft. 0 in. I Depth - M It. in. Breadth , - 0 I .Ndmeasures Int Toni. copperel. Baltimore built, sails remarkally swift, (comtni.sioned a, a letter-of-marque) was captured after a very long chase by hit Nlatisty's ship Roars., F. ERSICINZ Loess, Esq. Commander She is in good condition, well fourd in szores, and nay be_ sent to sea at a very moderate expetscs of outfit—w II I.e freOnt Auties to the pu rch Litt., and tlt errs ore particularly worthy attention. Inunrdiately afterwards her Cargo: 0 Casks Fresh and New Carolina Rice. 120 Bales Sea Island Cotton. For Inventories or Cataiegues. of Vessel and Cargo, cpply to James Sykes, Esq. Atucdel birCt t, London ; where ..espies wie be 'hewn six days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, et mit information apply to Mt urs. HAM ker. and Sons, Merels.....tt, Ply mouth. Also, The Brig EXPECTi.TION, built at Philadelphia, of the bee materials, and corrred, Dimensious per American Reerert Length 9b feet 3 Inches Bteathis 2 feet 7 !ncbes. Depth 11 Aduitesure , . 211, I tam Has a Woman Figure head, is a very handinmq mo el, salt very fast and is well fouud in stores. Also h. r cargo cousi,ring of 439 Bales and Bags o: New ()Heels Cotton, Captured by arAl condemned as Prisz to IL \4.:;... Bair ox," Sir l'itosaws STAINZS Citytait. Also, The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following stnensions (per American Register): Length - as ft. '2 in. I Depth - 12 B. II in. Breadth • ::4 7 Attnts. , eure , 215 Tom. Has a kora head, is a well constraelvd Merchant Veuel, wed found in stores, suited for grtivrai purposes, and requires very little outfit to perform a foreign voyage. Afterwards, part of her Cargo, col: sita in.:, of 10041a:es New Orleans CO t FON. Captured acd conch coned as pr':ze to lit* Xlajel , ty's &ler CoLosscs and finix. Inventories and Catalogues. of the Expectation and Print, and Cargo<s, may l.e had at Messrs. John Jacks.in and Co. New Eroad.sn•ret, Lundon, o litre samples of the Liter will he exhi bited siY'ilays preceili. , l 4 the Sale. For viewing and fur ha irtornu:tion, aptly to Messrs. Haw ker and sons, Meichants, ply mow AP°, for l'xy.ration, 18 Pipes and two Casks Malaga Wine, ex Trende Brodre, stra:Alea at this port. on ht r voyar from Ma laga ; hample, whereof may be titqc,l, at Nles•rs.t:anipson, Sharp, and Bastard, Merchants, I.ortdon, six days precedirg the sale.— Viewing, tasting, and lurrber Mformation, may be ontatued, by applying to Mows. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth. Also, the Brig COFFEE PLAN'rER; foreign-built—lns a 11;itbh register, eoppered, has a Bzure-hiad and quarter satis very fast, aDJ is well found. _ Pintt-ns;nr.b: Lentil, • 13 ft.. 11 in. I I.l F pt!), • 10 ft. 11 Ip. i;readt It, - P. 10i I 41intssures • Hat It el y delivered 14 Tons of !Ivan Slciiy, tt the Port ef the-lie; is a I,,T i bandy and debitable %%4.44 f..r Por and Newfoundiand Trades, and may be scut to &a immithattly. I'or I nv rnTorie?, Vino , ing, and furt!,er Information, apply at the Coutring.huuse of Mears. Hawker and Sow, risreliat•ts, Ply tEouth. JOHN 1.11•4. 4 J Dli., l'airkPr. she e bn Fatuttlay, tLe 3.1. y• btvb• ebb April, 1813, hours Twelve and One, at the Steps Hotel, Worthing, Susan, by order of, and boor& the Cesand.sianera named and sathansed in and by a Conintisslon of Bankrupt awarded and.issuel ft,rth agNinst Jou Xt al' LE rT, 'THREE truly dcsirable F RFREEHOLD RESI DENCFS, situate at Worthing aforesaibt; a• d comprising the 't% hole of POI( n • Pi.ACti, firmly allilolllllf built with grey Sleek Back, listed knot., anti an Iron Colon. nark to the hist I lona% Each of the 'armee I)weu ••: House". comptives— in the Fasentert, a Kitch , •n; Boole/ y, ti. recut*: liousektem r's Room, ...Oki., Butkr's and Meat Pantries; Ground Floor, a neat Entrance and Stah ease, a well-proportion• ed Eating Room with a Rect.ss, and a Fmk/au Room Fikst fluor, a handsome Drawing Knout with Windt:Pa to the 11l sor„ and a large Bed Chamber ; Second Hot r, two excellent Be.l Chambers; Third Four, four good Bed Ulatntivra s and (bur Attics. These "isms wire bulk about three years since, fines Memel Timber, and the hest Materials of every stew-rip:jun, and are neatly fitted top with lititucey Need; Papering, and other Ornaments. Also a very Ilevirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, bring Nrs. S.. West or Pordaisd PI ice comprsing--in the Laaeossut, then, Scu ll ery, &rearms' hall, Butler's Store, and Mrat Pan tries, and Cellar; Ground Floor, a swat Entrance, lining Rolm, with folding Doors to the Breakfast Room; list I•ltter. s hand some Drawing Room, With* Csionnade aid a good Bedchamber Secon3 Floor, two good Bed Chambers ; Third licaur, two Bea Chambers, and ti rev Garrets over. Further Particulars may be known on app hcadon to Mom !Wasson, Price, and Freeland, Solicitors, Chic Lester. • A MOST DESIRACLE ESTATE FOR SALE, IN THE S 1 EN ARTiz Y OF KIRICUOIMIGHf. THE LANDS of NETHERVErr and EASTER GLEN, &c. esti:tiding tolbout soa Scads Acres, Or SSG English, will be txpostd iale, by PUBLIC ROUP. on Turn.. day, 4tle h,l 4 y, 1813. at Noon, in Nairu's Culfee-sesests,Dumfrles, unless previously Sold by Private Bargain. In pon - t of sit;:ation and local advajnages, these Lands are stir• passel by few ; ts.ey lie 'd this) about seven miles of the tewn Dumfries. and within half a mile of where vessels can load and unload with rate and safety, so that manure can be obtained, and the produce exported, with little caprice. The Village of New. abLey, and the venerable ruins of the „Firkin .Ibh. y there, are within a few yards of the 2S4ate. The country about is most picturesque and beauttul; and utsny cisarraing situations for building upon may be bad, which, without Lan ruhject to the inconvenience of a high dere-ion, woelti command a vielvtor the surrount:ing country, of Caerlovcrock Cattle, of the Solway Frith, &c. and of vents passing up and down the River .With. To a Sportsman, this Property must be a great. object, 34 IC abounds with Game ; and Loch Kind.r. one of the flne.t 'rout log Lakes in Scotland, lies partly ou the much of the Estate. 'I he Lands are well watered, and are enclosed and sub liviskd br substantial Fences of Cranite Stone; they are out. f ase in IS and the Teiuds are valued. '!'bete-fourths o the price may re main on the Lands for y,ara. For part ictilari, etiqu:re of James. Crosble, the Proprietor, or Wiltain Gordon, Writer, Dumfries; or of Mr. Ilea.ry Johnston Wylie, Solieitor,Edinburgh.—March I , 1813. GENUINE M 1 DICINES. rj'HE foIIowing'MEDICINES may be procured - 1 - genuine of SHAW and EDWARDS, 'No. Cs', St. Paul's, Clinrch-yard; Hill's Balsam of Hoxey 3 6 Essence of Waterdock s 6 }gallant's Bißoni Pills 2 9 Wc•sel's Jesuits. Drupe Marshall's Cerate 1 1 Church's Cough Drops 2 2 Aniboyna Tomb Pow& r 2 6 Cornwell's Oriental Cor. 4 6 Widuw Welch's Pills 2 9 Keyser 's Pills - 6 3 Velno's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Church's Pectoral Pills 1 Walsh's Antipertussis ! 9 Coltsfoot Lozenges 1 14 Amboyna Lotion • 46 I Wessel's Specific Rem. 2 9 All the above (those with the dress of " Shaw and Edwards, 116, als• may be had every utlier Pat, Liberal Allowance to Mere Juniper Ecs. Pepperm. 1 1,1 . Roche's Embrocation 4 0 Robberds' Cough Drops 2 9 Juniper Ess. Poinyruyal 14• Speetliman's Nis 4. Os' Splisbury's Drops 6 0° Greenough's Lozenges I / ltiglis's Scot's Pith . Salt of lt mons 1 0' Shirktan's Eye Oint. Y 0 1 " Godbold's Balsa% 18 'o•' Henry's Matinesin 2 9• Hooper's 1 1 Essenv of Spnwe 2 .0 Durable Ink 1 r 0:t 1 ti Clad enham Saks 2. 9 - star except d) will Live the ad- St, Paul'.," on the• stamp, where scut and Public Mee:At:ire. :bents and Traders In general. HI4,H W A l'Ett Al I.OIIIZN .11141DUtt Morning l2 minutes after S Afternoon 39 :n , nutes acier INDohl : Prirted bpd.rviti. KENT Picket este wad published there, and at the Star-Dikcs temple-bar. V