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a DI P. $1 1"( 31 s, ii U I I I 1 • • • 1 I .1 t I • 1 I 1 1 • THE ARMY. That excellent Officer Major-General the • Mo. towable EnwAtto PAKENHAII, has sailed in the packet froth Falmouth, to join the army in Portugal. Generals MURRAY, Ong, and FANE, are expected shortly to-embark. A detachment of the sth Dragoon Guatds marchet on. Monday from the Cavalry Depot in Canterbury, tor Portsmouth, to embark fir Portugal, and were Wowed yesterday by another detachment, consist -14411 of 80 filen, 3 officers, and 120 h. rses of the 3d (King's Own) Dragoons, on the same service. Besides the reinforcement for the light cavalry, serving in Portugal, now embarking at Plymouth, us mentioned in former papers, reinforcements to about the•sanre amount for the heavy dragoons there, are expected to arrive at Portsmouth in the coursed' the present week, for embarkation. The second battalions of the 6th, 40th, and 81st, are among the reinforcements for Portugal. The 2d battalion of the 50th, under the command of Major ARCIMALE, has arrived at Portsmouth from Garrn,ey. it is to proceed to Eastbourne, leaving ft strong draft for the Ist battalion, which is serving in Portugal. The 10Sd regiment under the command of Liente mant-Colonel SccrrT, has also arrived at Portsmouth from Guernsey. It is immediately to proceed for north America. The 97th regiment has relieved the 103 d at Guernsey. The 4th battalion 60th, is immediately to embark from the army depot, Isle of Wight, for Jamaica.-... It musters 1000, mostly young Germans. This re giment, returned from the West Indies only nine ;months ago. The West Kent militia have marched from Hull, for Leeds and Huddersfield. Captain Morino, of the. 42d regiment, though not included in the Gazette amongst the killed, at B jos, was one of the heroes whotell in that exploit.— That zealous young officer had lately left IC situa tion as Aid-de-Camp to Lieutenant-General WHE THAMI at Portsmouth, on obtaining a Company in his old regiment, the 42d, and was on his way to join the division to which his regiment belonged, when, passing near the busy scene of action, he yielded to the noble impulse of partaking in the dangerous at chievement. He fell In the moment of Victory, at Me top of the breach. Having served as Aid-dc-Camp to General SHERBROOK at Talavera, and having a commission of Lieutenant -Colonel in the Spanish service, he was well quali fi ed, from a knowledge of the language acid of the country, to have been of very material service to the cause in which we are engaged, but alas, he is no more ! One letter states, that at the time of his death he was also an' extra Aide de-Camp-to Major-General 'Wier. Some idea may he formed of the extent to which desertion from the French ranks has prevailed, from the following account, extracted from the Gibraltar Chronicle of the 7th of March, being an official vete nrent of the arrival and distribution of Foreign Re. emits, deserters frrm the French Armies in Spain, at and. f morn the Foreign Depot in Gibraltar, from the 14th June, 1810, to the 24th December, 1811, viz. SO Officers, 275 Serjeants, 342 Corporals, 4267 Prirates—Tetal 4954. Wbieli were thu4 distributed : York Light Infantry 628 Di'lnn's Regiment ring's German Legion 1140 Expedition to Malaga Brunswick Regiment 207 To England - 10th Reement - 595 I'o Spain Wattevilly's Regiment 200 Dead Girsican Rangers 309 Deserted Macron's Real ment 120 Transfared Chasseurs Britanniques 20 8 I Remain at the Dcpot Total-4954. $43 '486 - 12 2 • - - 50 ... 28 998 Total men who arrived in the Bay and did not land, that have come-within the knowledge of the Commantilog Officer of the Depot, 3 5 4 t 2—Total, 8366. (Signed) L. Mactazvm, Captain 4th R. V. B. Cummarding F. R. The following is an interesting letter from a gal :lain, young Officer who N• as killed in the breach at ladajoz. It is dated the day before he fell • CAMP, BEFORE BADAJOS, - APRIL 4. MY DEAR FATHER A Mail leaving this to-mor• row for England affords me an opportunity of saying toy brother and self continue both well and unhurt, a continuance of which, I trust in PROVIDENCE, to grant us. The siege of this place still continues, and I believe is now nearly at its close, as report says we storm tomorrow night--at all events the night after. 1 he breach is nearly practicable, and a very tremen dous one it will be, as there have been eighteen 2.1%- pounders within about 200 yards playing on it these three days, and, as the batteries throw their shot in continued vollies, you may readily conceive the rapid way the wail has tumbled, although considerably stronger than flat ,of Ciudad-. What has tended most matei ially towards facilitating the arpprdach of the breaching-batteries, was the storming and taking of a very strong fort called Picurini, which was car sic& in the most gallant and daring . manner almost ever witnessed. Upon examination of the fart it seems incredible how it could have been carried .with so much success ; the walls upwards of 200 feet high, pallisaded On the top, amply supplied with men, and every means of defence, and a deep and strong ditch round it. It also appears that although we had been endeavouring to breach it little or no impression had been made, nor was it escaladed on the side battered. Eighty-four prisoners, including some officers, were taken, and upwards of 200 put to the sword. Ido not believe a single man made. h:s escape. 'Our loss has been severe, 5 officers killed and wounded. • We suffix considerably in the siege of this place both in officers and men ; however, I hope, it will please GOD to grant us victory, when :this great undertaking does take place, and spare our airmy as much as possible. As I surivized to you in my last, the French, under Marshal Soult, are advan cing to succour it, with what force we cannot correct ly ascertain, but I imagine he is now too late, and may , save himself 'the pains, unless he wiihes to try an other Albuera. General GRAHAM' has, it is said, fallen back on Villa Franca, towards Albuera. The sth division has left the siege here to join him. The French rascals here are extremely bold, and frequent ly come outside the walls in small parties,,to skirmish. 'They sentsome cavalry out, about 40, the day be fore yesterday, at the back of the town, to reconnoitre' some works we have, but were fired on by a picket, stud suffered some loss. The duty is very hard, I am 'in the trenches every second night, JOHN the m i me, a 4 he is acting as Captain. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. . , CARLTON HOUSE, APRIL 97. His Royal Highnen the Put NCZ R has been pleased, In the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieutenant- Colonel Mellish to be one of his Royal Highness's Equerries. ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, APRIL 21. Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Sir Peter Parker, of his Majesty's ship the Menelaus, giving an account of the boats of that ship having, under the directions of Lieutenant Rowland Main waring, captured, on the 29th of February, near the Bay of Frejus, a new French brig of war called the St. Joseph, pierced for 16 guns, but none moun;- ed ; on her first voyage from Genoa to Toulon, laden with naval stores. The brig *as" moored within pistol-shot of a battery, (to which she had hawsers fast), and flanked by another, as also by musketry from the shore, notwithstanding which the service was performed without a man being either killed or wounded on our side. One of the'enemy's batteries is stated to have suffered severely from the fire of the launch of the Menelaus. • Sir Edward Pellew has also transmitted a letter from Captain Manley, of his Majesty's sloop the Badger, giving an account of the destruction of the Countess d'Emerieau French privateer, of 11 guns and 110 men : she upset when in the act of hauling her wind in action with the Badger, and only 14 of her crew, including the Commander, 'Could be saved Iby the sloop's cutter, the gig and jolly-boat having been shot through. ADMIRALTY OFFICE, APRIL 28. Admiral - Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wil• son Croker, Esq. a copy of a letter addressed by Captain Burdett ; of his Majesty's ship the Maidstone, to Vice Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, giving an ac count of the boats of that ship, under the direction of Lieutenant M‘Meekan, having, on the 4th inst. captured off Cape de GAtt the Martinet, a French zebeck-rigged p 1 ivateer-of two guns and 51 mei.. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, APRIL. 28. Sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Daniel Stephens, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase. 6th Ditto—Major L. C. Dalrymple, from the I Sih Light Dra goons, to be Major, vice Elphinstone, who exchanges. Sd Regiment of Dragoons—Thomas Trotter, Gent. to be Cor net, without purchase, vice Conway, who resigns. 6th Ditto—Cornet Alexander Hissard to by Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Stewart, who retires. 14th Regiment of Light Dragoons—William John Lyon, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, %ice Fortesetie, promoted. 15th Ditto—Major W. K. Elphinstone, from the 6th Dragoon Guards, to be Major, vice Dalrymple, who exchanges. lGth Ditto—M..jor Raymond ro be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Archer, who retires. Coldstream Regime: t of Foot Guards—Ensign Charles Slime to be Lieutenant, by piirchrse, vice Mildmay, who retires. Sd Regiment of Foot Guards--Ensigo Joseph Wiliam Moor house to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Alkn, appointed to the 69th Foot. sth Regiment of Foots—Ensign -M.`GrFlamer to be Lieutenant witbout purchase, vice Bishop, promoted la the 40th Foot ; Samuel Ireland, Gent, to be Ensign , vice 1-lamer. _ . 7th Ditto—Wilham P. Keane, Gent. to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hamerton, promo's d. 9th Ditto—Thomas /ones, Gent. to be Ensign without purchase, vice Long, prompted in the 104th Foot. 17:h Ditto--Martin Milken', Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Crawley, promoted. 40th Ditto—Ensign John Armstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase; Chitties Wallace, Gear. to be Ensign, vice Arm strong. 424 Ditto--Hospit:.l Mate John M 4 Coll to be Assistant Surgeon vice hPLaehlan, promoted in the 71 A Foot. 54th Ditto • Lieutenant J. H. Edwards, from the its Wert ire dca Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purclaase,vice Shaw, promoted in the 2d West India Regiment. 70th Ditto—Lieutenant Matthew Ford to be Captain of a Com pany, vice Lawrence, deceased;' Ensign and Adjutant James Samson to bavz: :he rank of Lieutenant ; Ens:l;n William Tay lor to be Lieutenant, vice Ford ; hmes Hunter, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Taylor. 98th ifttio—Jolut Rothorctl, Cent. to be EnsiFn, without pur chase, rite Yates, promoted in the t oast Foot. 101st Regiment of Foot. To be Lieutenants, witlOut pt.tchase-4Ensign Hemsworth, Ensign berms Stack, and Ensign Thomas Yates, from cite 99th Foot. To be Ensigns— I inPott, Gent. vice liemsworth ; Theo philus O'Halloran, Gent. vice Stack. 104th Ditto—Ensign Henry Long, from the 9th Folt,to be Lieu tenant, without purchase. 7th West India Regiment—Lieutenant Cornalet to be Cap tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hogg, appointed to the 26th Foot ; Ensign John MacPherson to be I.ieutet•.ant, vice Cornalet; Whitfield, Gent. to be Entity, vice MacPherson. 2d Garrison Battalion—Bdward Acton, Esq. to be Paymaster, vice Robtr;s, deceased. BREVET. Major-General Thomas Hlsiop to be Lieutenant-General in the Presidency of Bombay only. • To be Lieutenant-C01..n.-ls in do: Army, M:.jor Henry William Carr, of sad Foot. Major Charles Broke, Amistaiu-Quarter.lViaster-General. Major John Rudd, of 77th Foot. Major the Hon. H. R. Pakenhani, of 7th West-indis Regiment. Major Chat les Rowan, of 52,1 Foot. Major Mathew Shawe, of the 74th Foot. Major Lord F. 1. H. Somerset, of 43d Foot. Major James Wilson, of 48th Foot. Major J. H. Alg,o, with the Portuguese Army. Major John Squire, of Royal Engineers. Major ---Tulloh, of the Royal Artillery. Majors Alexander J. Dickson, John May, and Harcourt Ho/- combe, of ditto. Major John F. Burgoyne, of Royal Engineers. Major John T. Jones, of ditto. To be Majors in the Army, Captain Frederick Stovin, of 28th Foot. Captain Robert Gardiner ' of the Royal Artillery. Captain John Thomas Leecky, of '23d Foot. Captain the Honourable James Stewart, of 95th Foot. Captain William Nicholas, of Royal Engine , ra. Captain Charles Fox Canning, of 3d Foot Guards Captain the Honourable Henry Powys, of 83d Foot. Captain Dudley St. Ledger Hill, of Royal West-lndia Rangers. STA FF. Major Ronald Can shell, of 72d Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant- General to the Forces in the island of Jamaica, with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, vice Horsford, appointed a Brigadier-General. Major Cecil Bisshopp, from the 9Sth Foot, to be an Inspecting Field Officer of the Militia in Canada, with the rank of Lieu tenant-Colonel in the Army. 110SPITA L STAFF. Hugh Mulliollert, Gent. to be Hospital-Mate for General Ser vice, vice Bolton, promoted. William Forrest, Gent. to be ditto, vice Lukis, promoted. The King's German Legion. Lit Light Dragoons—Frederick Klein, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Schulze, promoted. 2d Battalion of Light Infantry—Peter Richard Andrew Van Dyck, Gain. to be Ensign, vice Lyndhain, promoted; John Frederick de Matron, Gent. to be Ensign, rice Jobin, pro moted. htlflifOßANDUkt. The appohment of Mr. Henry Davis to be Ccunet, without puretiose. hi the WI Drstooni, *lee Maesiplise, promoted. as stated in the Gazette of the 7th that. has sot taken place lastainat in the Gazette of the Isth February, 1812. 56th Foot. • for Alexander Brickell, Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, rice Bromwich, appointed to the 80th Foot, Read Bricked Alexander, Gent. to be Enstin, without purchase, vice Bromwich, appointed to the 80th Foot. Commissions in the Dorsetshire Volunteer Infiintrys signed by the Lord Lieutenant. John Eciauchamp Stickland, jun. Gent. to be Ensign, vice An drew., rosined. Dated April 3, 1813. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Kent. Chatham and Dartford Regiment of Local Militia, Jeremiah Burch Rosher, Gent. to he Ensign, vice Boat, resigned. Charles Andrew Becket, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Patten,, rs signed. Both dated April 9, 181 2. 2d k . a.t Kent, or Lath of Scray and Wingham Regi. .• ment of Local :Militia. Ensign Charles Hills to bo Lieutenant. v.ce Chalk, resigned. Ensign William Parker to be ditto, vice Sea, resi s ned. Giles Hilton, Gent. to be Ensign, vice promoted. John Swift, sen. Gent. to be ditto, vice Par ker, promoted. John Swift, jun. Gent, to be ditto. All dated April 15, 1812. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Joshua Griffin, now or late of Kid.!erminster, Worcester3l printer and bookseller. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Castle theelder, of the Bailey, in or near Durban*, mo ney-scrivener, to surrender May 13, 14, and June 9, at twelve, at ttfe V.rheatsheaf, in Yramwelgate, Durham. Attorney, Mr. Scrutoo, Durham. John Walker, of Tweedmouth, Durham, tanner, dealer and chap maa, June 3,4, and 9, at eleven, at the Red Lien, Bereetchi upon-Tweed. Attornirs, Messrs. Constable and Foreman, Berwie.; or Messrs. Watts and Constable, Symond's inn, 4ondon. John Handley, of Coventry, mercer, dealer and chapman, May 12, 13, acct: June 9, at them, at the George Inn, Little Palk. s . reet, Coventry. Anomie', Messrs. Baxter and Mart.td, Fur :tit/ars-Inn, London ; or Mr. Pearman, Coventry. John Shuker, of Rupert .street, Middlesex, victualler, dealer and c::apnian, May G, 12, and June 9, at twelve, at Guildhall.— Atturnies, Klessrs.Whirons, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Wdliam Townson, late of Wappit , g Wall, Middlesex, ironmon ger, dealer and chapman, May I:, at twelve, May 13, at ten, and June 9, at one. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. West, Roti Lion.street Wapping. Samuel Morris, of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, builder, dealer and chapinan, May 19, tO, and June 9, at eleven, at the liiez s Head, Gloucester. Atturnies, MessmWhitcumbe, Griffith, and ihdlputts, Gloucester; or Messrs. Whitcombe and King, Seijeant's h.n , Fleet-street, London. Edward Young, of %%ration, Norfolk, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, May 31, 15, and June 9, at clever , at the Crown lon, Watton. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Heyhoe Le Neve Gilman, liingham Norfolk. John Foulkes, late of Byelaw!, Worcestershire, linen-draper, dealer and chapman, May 19, at four, May So, at eleven, and June 9, at eleven, at the George Inn, Lewith.y, Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London; or Mr. Henry Hooper Fryer, Tewkesbury. Timothy Oake, of Ryde, parish of Newchurch, the Isle of Wight, Hants v bs . .tcr i ch.aler,and chapman, May 18; at two, lay 19, at eleven, and June 9, at two, at the Bugle Inn, New port. Attorney, Mr. Worsley, Newport. • Worthington Brice, of Bristol, merchant, May 9, 20, and .lane 9, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, in bristuL Attormes, Messrs. Arihur and Ar. hur Pahntr, Bristol, Robert Yond, of Dcv..nhamMarket, Norfolk, tanner, &limner, lambskin dresser, dealer and cbarnan, May 13, at six. May 14, and June 9, at eleven, at the Crown Iniy DownhamMar . ket. Anomie., Mr. '1 Lomas Doughty Prine, of Duwt.ham Market ; or Mt stir a Longdill and Beclut t, Gray's-inn, London. Richard James, of Radical, near Timbury, Sontersetabire, tun her-dealer, dealer and Chapman, May 7, 15, and June 9, at 11, at the New inn, Horse-str:t t, bath. Anoraks, Messrs. Slap hard, Adlington, and Gregory, Be:lord-row, Loodua ; or K. A. Sheppard, Bath. William Barnett, now or late of Whetstone, Middlesex, deal..r and Chapman, May .2, IY, and June 9, at ten, at Guildhall.— Attornles hiessrs. Owen i.nd Hicks, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. - Robert Ruslit....n, of Marsden, parish of Colne, I.ancasbire, co-ruanufacturer, deattr and Chapman, May 11, 19, and June 9, at three, at the 11";; Tavern, Manchester. A. tot nits, Mr. Wilkinson, Mancht ster; or Mr. Philip Hurd, Temple. Janes Manilla, of Cowley, parish of Sedgky, Statioraldre, mil ler, dealer and chapman, May 8, at four, May 9, and June 9, at eleven, at the Louse cf Joshua Stockley, it Ivetsey Attornies, Messrs. Impt7 and Wightnun, of the Inner Teinple, London; or Mr. Wilbm, Balaton. Samuel Orem, of Uarthus.an-street,Alderagite-street,Middle%ex, cooper, May 5, 16eand June 9, at ten, at Guildh-11. Attorr.ey, Mr. Bishop, No. 7, Serjeanes-inn, nett street. Tlionia‘ lusall, of Bristol, victualler, May.s, 12, and June 9, at ten, at the White Liun, Broad-stres4, Bristol. Attormes, Mr. George Edmunds, l.incolu's Inn, Lembo ; or Mr. J. B. Grin don, thiitol.--L Dividend% Certificates, Ste. to-morrow.) RICHARTSnN. GOODLUCK, and Co. respectfully ac quaint the Public that the STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing To-Mouttow MORNING, and finishes the same day. Yesterday a carpenter of the name of Josslyn, fell from the t, , p of a house in Tottenham -street, and was killed on the spot. A letter from the province of Estremadura, of 7th March, says Our sheep are lessened very much in quantity, and particularly the fine flocks, under the ptewxt that the Grandees to whom they b..3onged have taken part with the French, and they are cons:- quently-confiscated. Our own troops and the Cue destroy them also in every quarter.; and, moreover, the French destroy and send off to France the sheep and wool belonging to both . parties, inso much that I have no hesitation in asserting, that one. quarter part of the numbers. that were in the country, when the Revolution began, does not now exist, and that if the war continues two years longer, the species of Lemese sheep will be annihilated." Messrs.HARRISON'S, BARMEN imand GREATOREVS eighth Subscription Concert took place at the Ha nover-square Rooms on Friday last. The audience was brilliant, crowded, and fashionable to a degree seldom witnessed. The Sclactions (particularly those from HANDEL) were executed li3k the vocal and in strumental performers with great taste, and called forth repeated plaudits. Mr. HARRISON gave "Happy, Happy Pair," from Alexander': Fear:, as usual, in a most impressive manner, and was warmly encore.; ib this as well as in nil his other songs. Madame CATALAN' sang two Italian airs with her usual excel lence. Her 4 4 Su Griselda coraggio !" was deservedly encored. The rest of the entertainment of the even ing chiefly consisted of Selections from the Poetry of the Lady of Me Lab, set to music by Mr. Mazzirtnnt and Dr. CLARKE. The Maniac's Song, which was composed by the former expressly for Mrs. Astir, was given by that lady in a manner which called forth the tear of sensibility from the fair part of the auditors. The Hymn.to the Virgin, composed by Dr. CLARKE, as performed on Friday night, produced a most striking effect : part of the vocal performers were stationed - in the King's Box, at the further end of the rooms, and re-echoed the Ave Maria to the Chcbestra, with great pathos. The responses, as thus meted, afforded a happy imitation of the Ca.' sheds! Service is the pp of chivalry. ) B4LrC TA 4D2. A eommon'cation, r f which the f , 110 , was yesterday tent into the City from Trade : it h of c )niderable importance •• !Office of Committee of Ptivy Ct • : Whlchati, April VI, " The Lords of this Oonatvittee.of Council taken hdoconsiderAtion We ittite of thearade wit the difficulties to wisid; that ttad: stay be expos: political circumstances, I em therefore directed that their Lordsh'ps have come to the rt.talution permitting any 'cud, not French, of rot less tent burden, to proceed from :ay Itmsian port with hemp, flax, tallow, Uwe.% ar.d gismo, 'o Bay ; the names of the ships, &e. Isemg ettdort the licence at the time of clearance, such cargo shipped on board of any Bri:ish vessel which order to be imported into a • purt of Great Britain. a ever. to add, that it is to be distinctly anderstood,that n• liceaor will be granted to those Would to proceed t o a Bri 1,1, pert, ol 1 the plea of their no: being Bill WI Sit i.R, it) carry th- said eargoet to Great Britain. I act your mott ob, dies servant. (Sigma) TitcliAll itiCe " To S. Thornton, Esq. Goternot of the itt.sla C delp.in v." I Strirwnstcu.—The brig Oecan, tf Aberdeen, C fp: tail . Amory; DarinsoN, is. lost on .the Redce.r-rocks i near Gainshorough, York(iire. She went ashore oil Thursday last, about 12 o'clock at night, and :shout four in the morning the vcsal parted, and went to pieces. Captain DaVrosox, and part of the creir, were saved by the cebles the sh.aes. One the people, of the name of George Murdo, was loud dead on her deck ; and the Mate, William Stephe, ' died as soon as he was got on shore. Alexander An. derson, and Ebbiscn Alan, were lost. Captain Da. VIDSON is in a very r.eak state. A considerabie part of the vessel's tagging and stores have hem caved ; but the hull is ta total wreck. The Rcdcar is the• soot so f,stal to th Caledonia smack beloo tt i ng to that place ; which uafo: tunate vessel, with almi nt ati her passengers and crew, wcse lost there a ice yiars ago. A sharp conflict took place at a brick-field betwixt Brentford and Codling, on Monday, with four sof. diers and two constairles, who had gone thither * apprehend . a deserter. On the approach of the party, the labourers, nine in number, armed themselves wills, sticks, bricks, ecc. ;:nd swore protection to the deser ter. The opposite party, however, refused to pr e up the object of their visit, and a serious comsat took place,.in which some of each party were much injured.. The deserter succeeded in making his escape during the scuffle, but was afterwards taken. • • . • )wil6 30 g ilsale2l4 rk th e ouncit fcr Trade, 0812. it for Trade haft with the B*ltic l tied by a dhow of L I to acquaint pa l nn to grant Items, than one hunlrea t in the BAlve,ladelt Matwyk or 14:4n0 ried on the back of o to be ;here ;rut' tu ay be the:: : it. imin„ lam -earr SALES BY AUCTION CAMBR IDOF.SHIR VALTJAPI.E TITHE FREE Eti IA IT—Latina: radrotouls TO SOLD NY AUC I lON, 1W MR. PEYTON, At the Rant Inn, New maker , about the first week ut May ant, in several Lett, AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, eante the Parishes of :twain:v.l, I3ottsl.am,aad 6w4 ham Prior ' in the County of Csmbrdge ; comprising a vely excellent Dwelling-ho , :se at,d F;rnung Ofram•z, ourdry &t ea Hontestalls, and upw:.rds of One Thousand Acres of molt card. lent Arable, Meadow, Pa-lure, and Fen Land, in a high nate of cultivation, whereof possession may lie bad zr Miefselius Descriptive Particulars will shortly he published ; in the mean time application may be made to Mr, James, New Ileswelhour, Lincoln's Inn, London. CAMBRIDONSITIRL VALUABi.E FREF 1 1011) MANOR AND ESTATE. 1$ MR. PEYTON, At the 11:11 Inn, at Havel-ill, in the County of Futfolit,abolt dal first week in May (listless previously Irtirosed d by PANS Contract), in si.ieeicl I`lf E MANOR cf EiIiARDELOWSALLMG. TON, in Shu ly Camps, together with a evert eshill Litittc, fur the :non part inclosed. situate in the several Mies of tiudy Clnws, I i-irsiteaah, and liarlow, io the Gamy d Canibrike; and containing ticor 270 Acres of Arahle,M.acost, and Pasture I_3rd, ler to rilpecable Tenants, who are sobs notice to quit at Mieliai.linas next. Descriptive Particulars will he yubll-hed previoss to Saki— To treat for the same, apply to Mr. James, New Buswvil.rirrt, Lincoln's Inn. London. YUKKSHIKE. MANOR and Valuable FREEHOLD, sad In part Tithe-free Farms and lands (with land- ax mew:tell) in the tan Riding of the County of York.—By Mr. WV. ST.ItITON• At the Beverley Arms Inn, in the Town of BeveSe,y, oa Wed nesday and Tbursdo , , the 20th and 2lst days of May, "A each day at Twelve o'Clock, the following valuable Preprill's in 26 Lot., Viz. r`HE MANOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTERN. WICK, with the Rich.., Royalties, and Appertain. thereto belonging, together wish the live and evyhoid tans, amounting to /26. Ca. ed. per aunuat a::d the Ex 4 hal several Hooks, and 37G Acres land laid of this Mane sa Copyhold in To.nclage ; &Fa a vr.'uable c o ntaining 99 Acres, with new erected Farm-hou se an d Out-buildinp, situate goes five miles f;om the Musket Town of Hedon, antl tristre kora the run of Fell. 'The MARTIN ESTATE, cnrsis.irg of 1 52 Acres o f Lan4 VI a Farm- house and an cnsai y Onz-Luils'engs, author is so' Parisi, rf Swini., about 9 7iilcs from flull, and 12 ft.:onyx:spiky. The L'IMBLETON EsTA'l E, compris4l,l pine Acres it mid, situate 1,1 the rarish of .ha-ini; • on ahiatt MS al* frill Pattrinzton. 'the SOUTH DAT .TON ETTATE, consisting of 7% Aeressi Land, situate about six miles from Beverley, and the Woe sill.. lance front Market Weighton. The SEATON RO.ao .F.aTATE, corzpridn: :13 Aloes et Land at Seaton itos sad Bsi/by. 7 nuks froth MarketWeighlene 1 The REIGFITON ESTATF.„ consisting of a Dwalkli as" and :'ti Acres ay Land, about six miles from Bridliageon aid 14 from Scarborough. • . The MOLESCROPT ESTATE, which is r.iteared at Boer; ley, and comprises 120 Acres; and if not previously direst or by Private Contract, will a'so be So*:11 by Aurttor. • i t DWELL ING- 110 USE, with Srabk, Gardol, aad three Roods of Land at Woodman& y, and the Tithes :rising (ma certain Lands, containing. about 1847 Acres, In the Toweih a i i p m ; of Woodman's y, l'hearne, Wee', Stotlthill, Sandbfiisw. PiLkton, within the Parish of ;it. John of &vain ig the Itioirg of the County of N. B. '1 he Maleacr.;tt Es . Lte will be Scld the Ella lb! Is 14 Lots, and the resnainio; pat; of the ;ropey) , Ike seceuedsf ,ll . 12 ots. For particulars apply to Messrs. Grabens, KindErklelm -463i fy vale, Ec;licitors, Lincoln's Inn; London; Messrs. Halaa.7l Pearson, Solicitors, Slcaford, I ircolushire ; Meg". Chapman, Land agents, Middle Temple Hall, Londaill Townsend, Esci. Newbury, Berks; John Lockwisod, Esl.,B ev i r; ley, Yorkalere • the Auctioneer, Hitches, Heal; lisd 1. - Harwood, of the Beverley Arens Ina aforesaid. MED. Saturiay, ha Charles-street, Berkeley-square, the Vireselfss Do.vne Monday night, at .1: house in rack ville-street, Pi I the advanced age of 82, the P l ot. Samuel Gla-;! ! _p:D sei n: Rector of Wags cad, in Esser, Prebendary Paul's Cathedral, and one of the uniform to Majesty. If sincere piety, and the uniform to contribute to the welfare and happiness' community at large, claim any praiser, no better of Bis country than this eenerahle LONDON: Printed Dy published there, •std at the .z, Prebendary of Ws,* wig L b the Chaplains in Grauer 15...! the Uniform efforts *Wm. IP id happiness of Ids hind' sr?, praise, no man ever &O c o . venerable Divine. .=---- Tat, Kits r, Pickett se Star Wit.; T