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1, di ( of I 6' l " 0/0 , t1,41' I 0.0 11• 11 ,0 y .q 1" to ~•;:;(14 t'" eyr 1;'q• "Jr , of 61 111 1 ,r , II" ~ cl 6r{ 'll i; or' 14 tlINI1311R 6534.] Admiralty Office, Aug. 14, 1513. • WIDOWS PENSIONS. • N O TICE is hereby given, that all Widows who reeeive Pensions from the Charity t stablished for the Ltdief of Poor Widows of Commission and Warrant Officers, 61. l b" Royal Navy, must send or bring to this °thee between . the 171.11 ;ind I,;t. of this Month, the Affidavits required by l' " 1 - 1 : 41 es of the Charity, in' order to their, being inserted on' the Pension Litt, which will be immediately prepared aud paid oti the 10th of October next. All Letters from IVidows qoust state tho Rank their Husbands held in the Royal • Navy, 'r,CTURES ON NIIDWiIrERY AT THi: MIDDLESEX: HOSPIT,IL. MERIIMAN, Acconcher to, tho ohuve Hospital and Weatmiiikter Ge"ral t' ll arT/ reentnnwice Ci)URSE of LECTURES on MERV, and the DISEASES of WONIEN abtl (*TM , ' at „ Thursday, Angust 19th, at Half-past Ten o'Clock. _4'4l4:Wars znay be obtained at Dr. Merriman . * honse, No. Z 4, Ral f•inoon-orreet, PlCCaoilly i And of ' 44. * "It "' 4PI " . • —lto the iilthiteoex Hospital. INA.. . s,, l ive lgrY. FOR THE DISCII.A.RGE AND RELIEF OF . • ' PERSONS IMPRISONED FOB. SMALL DEBTS, • Craren-street, Stran d, August 4, 1513. lIENEPACTIONS since the last REPORT,. L. a,. d. xe viz, . 300 , 0 0 cutrixes of John Walter, Esq. • John Wat ts , E sq a 0 -4.) 10 10 0 "Wyndham Kitatchhitll, Esq. id Benefaetion ClAri es •Itiottchball, Est 'id Benefaction IQ 1Q 0 Tile Ilfev. 11r, Hoirliet. l' . .lin. 2 2 0 I :hr Rev. C. 11 . , Churlewood tun. '2 . 2 0 j, .11 Cutterill, I. - tun. 2 2.. 0 ' 1 " 1 Miley, Esq. r 1 - terrics and Co. ; ..,Actittii,irslSr John O ,de, Bart ' Ann. 2 2 0 u lira! Cartwright, Per Messrs. GreenwootAud AtCo.. .... . -... . Ann. 5 5 0 rii. l'. Cu ........ ************************** 'a 0 0 0 4 Prk.nd to the Distressed, l3d Benefaction .....- 2 0' 0 lieu " suOp woo Maximo, 7th Benefaction, per 'Frei- rer. ............... ... '. .... .: c. F. 5L si. fid......A. 'Si . W. 51, 8,5 . \V. vv. F. perdu Windo, EP': , 1.55.--C. F. 51 lO 5 3 !teeocived for " Neihl's State of Prisoni," 3 %ohs 6 ( 0 • . .1.171 1(i a ... • , Disebarretl. end relieei•d front various l'i isons Cri Debtors, for the SIM) of ............. . SC- 1 -il 5 ' 0 Considered the Cases of 9.i; l'qutiottets-- Apitroued , 2 2— , Deferred 2 Petitions, and Pejecte .1 E . !. ;:' • benefacti ons are receive:l by James N e a t !, , Esq. the TrCit miter, Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Berries, Far:- toliar, and Co, St..h ti neslsstreet; Iloares, Fhi e t- street ; Chat te!is,ll'hiimoreintiilCo. Lousbar&street; Ilitldulph,Clieks,and Ridge, Charing. Cross ; Dorrien and Co. Finch-lane, C9tll - i flaiiiiiiriAeys, Pall.l\ 101 l I . Vetes, ant Co. 77 ) Wu' Isatd'-'itreet; alld I,iy the Secretory, No. 7, Craveu-strtet, ''lrzioll, where the Books *nay be seen by those who are in clined to support th'o , Charity, and where the SotAely meet on the Gist Wednesday in t ktober next. ___.........-,..-- MONEY is ready to advance with proty it 'o (le CoPyhMU! secrecy, at legal Annuity Interest, On ibreebuid. old, Le.asetiold, or. l i roer,-, Rent Charges, ilarriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Wilts,. Clergymen's Livings, and Annuity Bonds. : Apply personally, between Nine and rive, or by letter, to the Director of the National Bank, No. 8 ; Lowor John-street, Colden-squar e . Matters of Magnitude will be preferred. MILIARD'S IMPERIAL PATENT , SHIRTING:, AND :METI ENGS.TWINE cLont (Per regulating the •perviration, andirerention of titling Coto). ' HIS. valuable ARTICLE i, sold, stamped, :iir %ablest'le and by the Piece, or . Deniv Piece, at the AsT INDIA WAILEHOUStis. Nu. it;, CIII.4I.PSIDE, and 9t ue other fieuse. . It is warranted tree from mixture; aod . ss Is her fur Persons travellin ,, or going .ithrret.l ',as it slu e nut , .V.i ti , sratdb e the damp atmosph ere ), as wed: s the liiba . ot iruitittif this cliiingeu.hle Cliwate; ,it is nearly hail tji" Arica " . 4 nd ether Limns. It is of gi 'at( deliessey. ot texture and du r;L i o . • . ofp .:: c • f tho taki,, t , ~ ,i,ity. It Is one the gretttest lel Lil nes u P . ,,.,` . 4. " 1,1 ever discovered. !' "uettings are both made in 1:11-widc and ab 4 , l, ' dedicate Article of 'White Chints may Ire R al l i e d as 21 , " , Y, la Pieces -containing rce Dresses, at arid 12 G,l .. it. 4. ..." 'ten • stud those of four Dresses at 31. 2.,:i. each. —.SL Id' ' . • li la W arellulliieS, la, Cheupside. **-........_ . . . CUSTOM-1101;SE, LONI)oN, Aug. la, 1 8 13 . ... . , ... . • • (81 0 FOIL. SALE . ' . rder of the Ilen. the Cotninissiouers of bli-Alajesty's O n IR, , .. . ' (itstutus), 4 , 0 " earteßchty.the 18th, Lind ThOrs.'day the lAtli hunant. at ti.C locli in tin! 4ftertinon of the. Id days iirrisely, rye, l' ` 11e . 1 . 0 4 . 1601,1, Custom-house,' Loudon, ' tiV4 r°ll(n vlng Goods: . .,viiicti . are ;(Hut t ed in ii,,,, ru 'iiTill %lim ilk,. for th e better AeCoLuntott:ion et the 1, ~ otlilets e, , ,li • rivut, e Pe.rsous, who eliou6eto ti,etutpuri,ll.,:el..s,. ~,,.. its p tut i ndi , i . 141 M EXPoWnVI'‘,ION! V0re...... Milts 4 1 N111 4'4 , 11 thiO,l4, anti' ti. large Assortment ,of No awl Leather ,Glove3' '6C " • , Nlu e li o ~,L r(i)ll, lIONIE tONSt.IIIITION. 'Ntvev,, ''. wis 1- ; V; telies Jewellory, Ifurd,.ware, r4V,,r;i%t,',1,.1e11i,xe.;• eili . i. - i l otic t : 0 rt'ell'Y , 74.'14," •"71t:::rssi'N'Tit4-1 ''''''ait)t 1 . ; 4 1 Voreei ' . 111 sts iti•itztl U two, • • .' , . ,• ALe "'44 :"li ' u the Greyhowid, l'", - .. ,_ } 14 ,„ °Oet i ( if ., ( % 4 Lotter called . . , .... his ma , Esi ,,, s . 4 % , r , i; 1 ." 14'3'00'1 ;" " kw" Eem " "1"1 "I," :t efe:4tl, or the , I I Piiid, i.., 1- le Tim e limitted by IA", od9, -3 14Q1kliul; •-:-.' 1 : 34 T1', Ctittvil,' Vilru, and Fo l t l i ( tdry otherGo `e4 bl. the Catalogue. 111 TI I , c i ,„„ . ClA:Alt . :or ALT, DUTIES.' • iter•.l"l-I?ultd Cotter Miti'ts,_llrazil NWO.i.l, Anchors, 1 . 1 . / 0 1 ( 1 .. '"trl ' Li ' - " 4 v'eoleli to 't ' '.' 'wed at the Tobacco t., round. It ,li " t ito, and 'i He l' • t big_ liajesty i g i na ie , ,(.. a t,ic tit lila i.lOOl. r , , ... w ••. . e . _ . il ''"l 11"t1111 * h uti ,, , Lodo'n ? where Catitlehms 11l D ue 1 , 11 ( pries One Siniii.i„,- each. 44 /` t 4 ' " 3uds 01 ) . 1 )e v iv, iii on Monday the it'll) ! atit.T i n e e i s; Th e miti';,l7,l,li nisa.lit; rind Ott the Days of Sale,. Irma i'm 1, N. ii 14 , ,, g u) ()4,e in the Afternoon. ,f,, , , ,- --k. , i.,i(:,,ds bw,-,lit ~( .this Sole must tie aid `for "n," ut Ni t :. )11 ;-t , ity.t 1,, (it o er Sept ember, i sil, hetween the twill; th e i p_o. 0 elect, in th e Nl,rning and Ttirpe iutlu; ...IftefoU, e ;t:,. 4 4 , 1 t ,c??.!Ms wade .titth e ,,, 4 w i l t xm)littely heeputc tort it I ..4 Li hlsre-sold Lit ue Sitte. fh".-......,__ sr , AiN s pc).ttr Tea, Fruit, every Ve t ; eluble nre eutire l y rc bol • LEATIIF,it 'it' S 4I .IINN,L\cEs, • wh et , icles of Dress, 104 4 lILEACIIINti : it Viti it ,, e ,"P M v v , the ti b ure - from Dresres, Liti t i, ille hg the Buff Colour, bud reitures 'kinds of V„'41.1 114 , 4 'n*4;1111 1 1 Wiliteuess,. ilistoloured brut t d l ex ?' "Ilse, or Long sea-voynges, withoitt July injury to pt.tut the eluth. • Q 7, t" e 51 - 43 A Sold hy ulson s:ttid ; Lora rnuv 4ttn. qh",rl,et, Lutultou•• sokl ow,t 'rstlea d iuurrt a tur , t . ighout the .littitell kOnstlersay uu each. Ttm,NEws AnsTityrr tip Tin This Day «•;: ptibliActl. • Tije th Edition, illustrated with twu IViapsy price 425-, Cd. half-hound. AN N ABS'fitACT of the HISTORY of the BIBLE, for the use of Children and Young.. Persons ; with Questioult fur Examination, and a Sketch of Scripture Geography. By the Rev. %V ILLIANI TITBNER, Of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Printed for C. Cradock arid Win. Joy, s 2, Paternoster-row. NAVAL POEMS: This Pay wa published, MeganOy printed in Super-Royal 4to. price One Guineuigt boards, , • kVA L POEMS, viz.. PLEASITRES of the vm, 'LIFE, in - Thiee Cantos ; and the BATTLE of TRAFALGAR. Dedicated, - IJv permission, to John Wil . sun Cruker, . By THONIAS DOWNI , X, It. N. Printed for C. Croduek and W.',7()3.; Pateruuster-roW where inay be had, just publi;hed, price as. The shaAvore ;did the Chesapeake, a Poem. . - This Day was publiglmi, In 'Three Volitirtes A limo. the 6111 ptlitiou, price 15A. Wants, wiLD IRISki G 1 ; a National • • By Miss OWENSON, Author of the Au►•ice of St. Dominick, str. Printed for Longnian, Hurst, Rees, Ore" and Brown, Pa, ternoster-row, Rod 14 the. British Gallery, ) , S s . New street. This Day was published, - - In TwO'VolUmeS, Bvt. , , pr ice 11. 11;s. boards, THE HISTORY 6f' EAGLAND, - Irma the • earliest Period to the (lose of the Year itil2,, ---, By .1011:4 BIGI.,1:50. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rres, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-raw, Lornian ; and W. Slicardown, ' Doncaster. .Of whom may be had, I'v the.sinnii Aothoi I. Cieoo a ranhical mid Historical View of the liorhi, 5 cols. tiro. ‘3l:lss. o d. hoards. Q. The History of Spain, it 2 vole. Bvo. li. 4s. hua.ds. ' 8: Letter,* on Natural History, 'into, 9s. Iltiarcic . 4. Letters on Ancient and Modern Histin - y, Bco. 10*. ad. boards. • Ditto,l2mr. 65. hoards. .B.' 'Letters on the . Modern ilistory of Eufopa, tiro. ,Ba. bd*. 6. On the'Resurr4,tilu 12nio. Ss. bd. hoards. 7, Tise I'llilosophieat Wanderurs, 12oso. Hs. noards. , a. Eisays on Pariuns Subjects ' ' , evti. Las. boards. Thig 734 V was ptiblialied, in Oinero, price Vs. A • (;14:41,:Lit„L. ACCOUNT of. the HUNTE , KAN ntIsEUM., GLASGOW s. including Hiliarical anti,Scitnitific Notices of the rarioui.: objects of Art, Litrra tore, Natural History, Anatomical Prepardtinns, Antittnities. • &c. iu that celtbrated Collection% ' • ily Captain .1. LASKa, . ' MCnif)er 'of thelVerneri4uN4t. ilifit. Soc. Eilin. . . : . L. S. H. .i..tkc. trv:c. , , London : published by Lon, man, limit, Rees, Orlin, and Brown by Arch. Constable and Co. and i l.liallantyno and Co. Edinburgh; and byJolin Swab &Ind:ion, Glasgow. - • • , , . . • This Day was pnblisbeil, .In Oro! Volume, Royal Quarto priLc ,:., ,i ~ 1,„ . c,,, A'''''.:''(ll of the HISTOR: of . .1..' LAST iN A c tA11 2 ,:1211, ;rum its oi . st Foutitiailoo to the P.'"'ig ~ h e .....gulating Act di 1773; with :. -;,tooo,iry . cicw ut the Chitoge., which have, taken ,lace since tom; Period in the Internal Administration of British India. By. ROBERT GRANT, Esq. London : Printed for Black, Parr& and Co. Tiooksellers to the mon. East-india Company, quientiall-stre.et, and J. Hhtchard, Piccadilly. . . Lately, by the seine Anther, The Expediency Maintained of contiou.ii,.; the System iv , which the Trade and Government of Luba, and the llittish 'rinds with China, are now 4 eitiiLited; .•• _ THE BiIIITISIT GALLERY Oi •PIC:I'UILES . I _4111..5T SERIES. Publishing, ttA NV) llt, Elt S Awl I) .‘RTS• This Day was pultlitihed, Price 21. let. ed. ; Proofs 51. ;or correctly Coloured, its intitation of the Oriqinol, Twelve ft,;;;;co, and a Half, MILT IV. fwenty-threc Sti:tiectst (tithe MARQW,S COLLE,CI/9N • of PlCll.7ltl",t; ; arrintAed occorilin4 to iiellools, and in Chronological Order; with it maths; •and a partknalar Description - ofeach Piet art`. • • • ily• W. V. arcLEY, ESta. P. S. A. Also Parts LIT. and 111 ; 'fu be ethaiiiiteil after the Valli (lotion of every rive ,ls;unthers; and the `umbers will he delivered 'Monthly, as, usual, to Subscribers Who take the NVork in that form, -price tOs. ‘;(1.; Proofs il. qs.; or cor rectly coloured and . mounted, 12*. 6d. each; till the Cal" lecrion he cOmpietedin about Fifty Nornlntrs. • . Published by Lotiginan ons; Co. 1 1 . ii eritoier-row ; White, IF'leet-W:A; Cada and . Davies, Strand; W. Tontkios, ;wit at the Gallery of l'irt ores, No. 51 . , New , Ilond7 street. where the heantifid Di awings in Water Colours..exer cured ieNpresslv for this I'6l)lk:it:ion , are exhibited. Atituit .- lance to lion-ulracribers, One Shilling. • • tinder the Illustrions Potronage of their !loyal Highnesses the l'riticess of \Vales cod Duke of Sussex, the Spanish Atultiviaistlor, and many Families of high Pis. tinetiOn. ‘IIIA.O OIL FOIL 'nit; FirtilS Oil its proticiiy recobtatenda Ott tile basis of TRUTH and and the most respec table testimonials—lt possesses properties of the most nature for re Goring the Hair liefe it hos been II.11.t) for ye, - ,; orcserves it from falling oft or turniii.; prey, VI tilt! of lite; produces on the trusses a most beautiful (;Lt)' S, st'%Nrl', and CURL. • 0114 is infinitely eiticacions in renoi oting DR ENS' promotes the tlror, I:, of Whiskers, Eye &e.—„in mi l , it .iti pre,ei.:ioent lot' renov.,itio; the Human Hair, anti adding to it all iocomp•iroole neatity. • 1411reliants . , Captalifs, tic. willfuiif tit,; All of pro eniiilcut titilitv for preserving' the flair in hot, el knifes. F o r general utility is iiteloseil, ii• Tr. on Ihe went of the Hounto I lair,' giving . a foil de,cr4atitut of the virtues of the Oil, with testlinunials from persons oflli+tilt- I • • gmbiliedeonsidetation. This interesting Ili and tile ttal , is a Vale Itleeital for every Family throughout .the world; it is , nc i o d e d .with each li•le in the wroppyr, sizood on the • outside, in red ink, " 4 . 'ROWLAND hal St)N."—Prit:e lid. 10s. Oh rend H. Is. per !untie; Sold Whot.eiale awl Retail by the Proprietors, ROWLAND and SON, *..irby-street, Hat. ton-garileti, London; mid, by their appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his' : I\lltlesly, 117, New lionit4trect Ni„ sit s. IlendrieS, Perfumer to her l‘lajest 'ritchherire street ; Ilayley and Blew, Cockspur- street; D. , 35, Gallic and fierce, 57, Overton, 47, New lionll-street; Derry, (;reek-street, Soho; ISurgess, ; ,J o h n _ son, Greek-street; Pity, ;;tats, 11114 1:11. • Barclay and Sims, Fleet-r.iorliet; Itig;te; cnc,,oide, and 5;1, Parli-street; duller ; 4, Ctieapside ; Walker, and jiorainght Dicey and Sutton, Iluiv c herc h ia rd ; Shaw and Edwards, till, Newbury and 50.1.;, 45, St. Paul's Chinch-yaid ; AVest'anil Read, Clrareclitireb-strvet ; H ar ding Howell, find Co. 59,, Pall-dull ; Thorn, 4q,' BaCOO ? 150, Ox ford-street ; LC 11(1 63 3 ' 6 1 47, AUlt ) Cic:isv, :la, Wouitatan, Piccadilly; Dolton inn! T kilt, Royal Exchanger Orertua, II?, Davison and Son, all, Matt ra , ;s, St!, Fleet...street; null till ('crluwcrs, Hair.entters, anti M e di c i ne youi,rx iti L on don, and in every Town ,tltritilitliont th e th e i t hove Agents have just received a large and valuable supply. , 4 , r The h;gitpoplarity of tillg Oil tins inilueeil soote insi persons to caunterleit To prevein 1111111,111011, /6 1 1,111,4 f to ask to It()1IAND NI.I,CASSAtt 0,1.; mid 111.1411! are genni,oe without the - sbove llook, and sigia•il ott ttie out. la IL • d ink "t 1 Itowlttud awl Sc ." . . ' . 1 . ........__,..... ...., ~.. ai , 1043 , •••vr,,,,,,i , ." ,• . , • •,... • % 44 , git. . • 1 /4 r "1,1, iklf,,,l• P ~,,,. ..... ..,. 14%..' ,v to , 7' • . \,:\ ~.....: -4 4. 6._ p 14: .. , • 4 ' ^.-' 6' 1 'v. lb . . . 1 -t.e.A? :'›e' -- -4 ,- 7.. , 'P • ' r 1 , ....,..•••...,. • , / 1,, •1.,,wk ,A. % jrll .14 ...' 4 -4 ' . ~ V . , l• r s, .1.....- .:4;l ' 1 - . ' I_‘. '''. . ' . " ... . 1 . • , so , " . • ~ o z( 1 1 0 1 4,.1 lf I ' .A ' • ' ' .11, . 1 ' . ~‘ , , :g i l ' 0 ''' 1 ;se ' l, ~.t ...' . . ~, ~,,,, .4%. ' '..' ; , 4 . ' ..' ' ~4- : . : -. ~ • . , ....„, .1) , ' , 10 , , .1 , is - ! I • r',l! I , ' • • 1 , ' ~ • 4 7 ' Al 0 •Z&.. .41,- ' 6 . 4 , ~.• ' ''..... , , - „ . 9 • ,I/ 1. ‘,l\ \ : \ ' ' /1 ‘‘ • . . • - . -_. . S, D A le, All GLIST 17, 1813. FPRITT.) SEXPENCt-TtAti4**NYA a GENERAL NIEETING of the ChNiMITTF.F. of SIIIB c,wNEIIS; for tS,e PORT of LO`.l)ON, held the lOth day Of Angost., Ijs t , ".' f;1111ISTO1'EIER NOCI(ELLS; E. , q; in the Chair ; . The Secretary presented to the eoromittec the'Arl e..f l'arlia ment teectitly ,passed .to limit the responsibility of Ship , • Owners; - itgsoLvt.n 1? \VttiIUt!SLV, • THAT the Thanks of thi4 ttitilttlittep he pre. scoted to the Bight .110 n. George Rose and Rich4rl I\liarten, Esq. for bating brought loto Pat lisnient the Bill to limit the rosponsihiiity of Ship-Owners, ar.d fur their great attention to the raviolis proeeedines t lier..on. Itesolycd IT t ian; That tin 3 i,f Conimittee be presented to the Iti4lit honourable the; Earl of thinearty, President of the Board:of .'r i•atle, the' Right litiworrablt the Earl B Almrst, the Right honourable the Earl of the night tionoitra* the Earl Percy, the Right li.nroural,ie 'the Earl of Landerdale,the.Right Lori; Vise , init SWIIIOIOII, the itigitt . lLotuoral.ile Lard Eldtid, the Bight Ilo floor:dile, lard Redestlale, the Ritg4.lloitourable Lord Sliel-. field, and the other Beers of Paeloimento who honoured the Shining Interest with their countenance and support ou this important occasion.. Itcrolved Uttattiranuslv, That the Thanks of thin , Committee he presented to the flight Honourable' George Canning, the Right Honourable Frederick Robin ;on, Vice the /Ward of Trade, Sir William Curtit,,Bart. Sir James Shaw. "Bare. h. C. Cornier, Esq.;'sTriltn Atkins; Esq. the .th.i:iiN; .o:e 11. !Ascetics, Lord Milton, Benjamlit Shrtw, Esq. General Ciasn'jnt, Cie Mathew Ridley, Bart. Sir .M. B. Follies, ILI.-- Sir f;raliam, Bart. Sir C. :Monti, Bart. Thotita • 2. s: lc, Esq. :wallas Thompson, Esq. Wi liato Eq. Toonias • Richard Beaumont, • Esq. T. She,lly, • Esq. It. li. hradshaw, Zig General l'hippA, C. Manners Sutton, .ESq. Stiiiiitorth, Esq. E. Wean, Esq. It. li. Davit, Esq. John Esq. Kirkman Finlay, Eq. it. Benson, ' Ellisoii, E-1. and the other Menihers of the Iluitoura;ile the Cc:n inon. who supported this ituliortant measure.. Resolved 1711isailinittsly, That the Thant, of this Committee he given to Nathaniel Esq. for his intielatiqable and isorellitting exertiwis in favour of the,Shijoing I riteceq, amid especialty for the zeal, perseverance and, ability, with. whielvhe solicited arid obtaihed the Act of last Scspiott to limit their iesponSibility. Resole-d, That the preceding Rcsolutitink he inserted in three 7,i N , ovspapers and four Evening Newspapers. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Committee be given to t,ie Chairman. i;Sigited) CHRISTOPI-lER NOCKEI.LS, Chairman. riIHE PA'VENT IMPBRIAT., - DIN I. N(i.-TA a IiLF and ii.vrEs I TRAFA L(jAR •;1 1) E iiOAROS and I)I,NING-TAI3I.F.S", in one elegliit Piece of F'urnitO.ror• and upon Vivo I 1 CV different Plans ; the Ntt'ltt 11011 oved Sofa Bctli and Chair r.:. , 15; Brass-xurriv Futir Post, and Tent Bed.,teads, or.• .41111 Bedding complete ;. Portable Cititiri f with 5eri...1.41 new invented aria improved articles of fitrniture; also a genelll and very exteriJive assortment of Upliulatily Nod fr..: .1)i .1 et .Irtieles fur foraishitiK Ilotise4 com plete, ready nian.ihictareil, where Families niay set et and furnish a wnoli• tlooNt i,l It few day.•:, avoiding the turenie • ineoni•enience of waiting several Months in eunipleting their Establishment. . ._ • _ . ".E.tst 41141 - Weitlntlitt Artieleit, Army n il tiary,'Ar. &c. by Morgan nod Smutert, anal 17, Cathrrim—,treet, Strand, us' term the limit mo,l9r.tte, for prourvt wiyment. • ROYAL Ni . II,ITARtCOLLEGE, Attu, 12. The QttErg has this day been pleased to ptc sent e pair of colours to the iltittaUon of Cadets', , i composell of the young uentteinen who tire eecetng their editrat.on ut the Royal Military College. of wit iefr oeceis jt'S ty was waebilisty pka4- . ed sthirces tile IThtt;thinr in the following rams: with pccullsr interest and satisfaction that I this ilny witness the efiee:s lostantion founded under the gra, Maus an piers of the &log, whose fostering and protecting band oas, througe the course Of a tinig and virtuous reigo,, bee.' invariably extended to every 'object of national honour a nd ninn ) aor ern 1 less gratified by observing, that toy be loved Son ' the Prince Regent, following the example of his f a th er , slid actuated Ity the same consideration for the public welfare, has beAtowed on it his powerful proteetion amd pa trOnlige, and lugs tendered it eminentl available to the great and importantpurpoS .l . ll which its Royal Foamier had in view, in making this no )le provision r!ir the instruction of young officers; and for tpe early education of those destined for the military service. • "'lobe means which this Institution places at the disposal, of thy' Commander in Chief have been Most sUCCefililily applied to the benefit tithe eriiiy, and to the public service, by my beloved smi the Oahe of Vcith . , amengst whose uniturio at tentions to th e great duties of his s:atmo thyi ! is tune more' crCdituliheio himself, nime certain I y ~,.;,•11t1 to my feel- Inge, and, I believe to those Oftli, also the personal care and superintendance which hr has bestowed on the twO 'National Esiablishnientsi.for Military' Education, this itoyal Mitit try College, and the Asylnin for the Childrep of the /Ain-commissioned Officers and soldiers of the regular Army. His Majesty's Conunissioners fur the management of this College participate, I persuaded, in toy own feelings, in the &vele before us, amd are thereby nese:wiled in the manner Most acceptable to them, for the care with which, from its in fancy, they have w.tehed over this Institution, and have cut due toßs'present state of nerfection. • o The catkin; this Institution have been greatly forwarded by tbe :abilities anti• tinremitted ceZertians of the late and of the present Governors and l i ietacilant Clovernors. , t The other Officers and l'e - ofesut!s . and Nlastces beltmsing to the establishment are justly entitled . to their shore of up- Vianse for the zeal anti fidelity with which they hare 'dis charged their respectiee duties: I present these colours as totters of the interest I feel in the prosperity of the Royal ili and testimony of my maternal sAieitade f i l st r t b i k r t Y l; (o ,4 ' i l ; l o e i g it% ' s and wellart of the youths to whom 1 now address inym.df. I feel confident that you will, by your vir tues and future seryiees, realize tree fond expectations of your friends and your parents, of Nor sovere:gn, and your country; y:Ot will at this lostitution imbibe the principles of our Es. tahlished National Iteligiuneand a lust regard end reverence for ova laws and Constitution. wiil beconie'sensible of the importance of order and diseieVne ; you wilt receive the information ant; itrnrthlion which are calculated to promote' tour euccess• in the imuoureble professicin which you, have c h osen , a nd , both by precept and example you will here be tiiiiinSted. by thO honest ambition of hereafter emisulating those renowned Cationanders, and valiant soldiers, who, un der the ,protection of Providence, have so greatly upheld the military character of the conutry." "-Yon will, t WW I confirm the words inscribed on these coheirs, equally applicable to the increasing advantages which this liAtitution promises to - the army,. and t o the proWess of tlw nation, Jtistly exoltittli - in the distinguished part she has iiihen in 4 contest, the elitert of !Mt is the re storation of the independence and liberties Europe, To this great contest it is probable yon will all be progressively called, is the stildiers , aml champions of your country. " I pray God to bless and protect you in the career of )10 ,- none tor which Non are clestined.",„, `I he which hadleen supported by his Royal flightless the l'HiNct .ftion:NT and the Duke or YOrk, were received by the (iovernor, Lieutenant;General the lion. Sir AidiXANDEI4. K.:)3—who 4.o..vereti them .to the two Cadets appointed to receive them. Sir ' clt.Rx, it 1 - 1Ort: Olen rettirned to licr his tiWn knoWiedgrovntj and the thanks or the. Institution, (Or the honrinr .her Majesty had conferred ont • them, stint eXpretixen, t it 1101C4 that they should, by . their tiorei»itting o appropriate teraii, , hit j te s i s i , t 7 i .y ol . l s t z t i t p ri p l • t i t t le he h r ui rA r. - rtihttti{ , n, tit ito tssiral fain Objects Width the ItoY ' ai vtionuer had in " I its estal4ishing this fietuinry liar Mithnr): Ldtt tio can. NAVAL N SUPPOSEij. CiAPTITthi OF TU tt GCS AltitßWAit SLOOP or ‘VAII. MIJ4FQ;4II, AU O. 14.---. Arrived gtv3t number • of constet4'.a—The Illaster ot the Jahn akd Betsey, of arrived .in the Marair,4 ‘‘.i/at packet (p.L.seliger) am? 3ulP?3, that' ott Thursday, last he ' tv"4 taken id the SilialiS by the Argut Anicticatt sloop t ivnr, of 20 gb;.i, bib! l,ig vosqel burnt ;. she. Was laden With cattle from Cork for llfracomh : at the same time two res.stis were' oii lire, a ship and a schooner, their names he does not know. 'fire LtAvis, of Milford, and the ship Byrbadocs, of . Cork, have ,arso been burin . ; like wiSe a'l•es4el near Lundy Islatul-The . Besi,Srarrti, is arrived from : Wexford ; the' Master say , that he sus yesterday afternoon two ships on ,firk; about three leagues to the•Weltwarti of that be was at on' time very near the American sloop• of War, and saw her take several vessels At that time she Was standing to the northward, under an easy sail. About seven o'ehick r.nz. his Majesty's sloop of war PHican spoke him, and he gave her the di rection the American was steering, and she in- shindy. made all sail in pursuit. At midnight he kard a very heavy cannonading, and he is cer tain the Pclicax must have conic up with At 10 AM.. his Majesty's ship Amethyst oval spoke with off the harbour in scare!) Of the iirgs:ts Amt.. rican sloop of war. At 7l' o•/caw school/cr./Ap t . arrived from Newcastle or Cork : he says, at si* A. M. between the Smalls and Tusher, he sew an exgagement between two brigs, which lasted inn three-luarters of an hour ; they eloied, and in less than ten minutes after, he saw the English colours Isolated over those of America. PLYMOUTH, AUG 1a..--•COTUe in the Farley cut ter, with dispatches from Lord WELLtNGTON. PO1TS)101.1TH, AUG 16.--,Arrived the Partition front Paisage; sailed on the 6th, one day later than the ' Arm; with 'Lord WAt.thro.roo dis patches. Set 4.T's loss . , iodic ditterent aetionsy was estimnted at 1'4,20 . ; 000 Rica, otwboni :between 4 and 000 were prkoners. Also arrived his Ma jesty's ship debar from the Downs; the Dexterous from Guernsey ; and the American ship Fu,ne from the South Seas, with u very valuable cargo, captured by his l‘lajesty's ship Cressy, Capt , in ,DAsnwooo, on herpassage from the %Vest In lies. Came into harbour, the Hazard and Xolus. '!'he Touu was released from quarantine' thii tuornin g DLL, Auo. 16.—Passci by the West India, convoy, about 100 sail, under charge of his iiia jes"ty's shi Iliv'reury and Frolic. ' DOVER, Ana. 16.—Passed by, under convoy of his 'Majesty's ships Cressy, Mercury; Cogurt, anti 1 1 ';',•olit, the homeward bound West India tleet for' the River, consisting of upward: of seventy sail. A great number of passengers landed from the fleet, the weather being moderate. A most melancholy accident happened on the evening ofSanday, the Bth instant : during a tre mendous:A/plait of wind, a boat with her crew, consisting of the following persons, allbeliinging to. Dover, viz. EDWARD NottWooD, 'I'IiOMAS JONES, WiLLtANt FREEMAN, ROBERT GRAVENER, .TARN &MTH NottEis, STEPHEN KINOsPoRO, and JEHu PREEIviAN, no its return from the opposite coast, wa.4 upset, and it is feared, the whole shared a watery grave, lesving behind" them wives and children to deplore their untimely end—the bodies of some of thetri are said to .have been found. . klannwocrt, Avo. 13...qhe Jean and An, %vas . captured. on the 12th ult. in hit. 67. 7.10ng. 8. 15 E.; but being only in ballast was immediately sunk. - 1 4>apta1n.CALDWET,L, with his crew, was ttiken on board the President. The Eliza , Swot, (an., other vessel captured) was given up, and Captain CALDWELL and his crew put on hoard of her, the Commodore finding it inconvenient to detain them, being .short of provisions. While on board the Pre.vident, Capt. Cii,tywEt.t. was treateA with extreme kindness, and frequently sat at thv tiddo of the Commodore, who 'told him dim his chief Object on this ern* was to, f.di hi with tti,,( !‘ ti oppkklleitt , Ca sti/u ptain Ult.:o.i of the against ,whom he breathed the most ti.! ed M gt, . revenge . lii had put into and %vatv on the jaite, hot. was 11,14 " 1 ‘ r r ch;iicc aavprovilioa;; 42 01, sitted 4b;) The Pr'esitif:o,lt American trigme was on the 2ti hvaliiit off the Ferroe kimuls : the Fortuna! 10,. t ot e w at ii.mkert with on the 4th, se l reh of her. 8I)#4 ittionlieil of her sit .k,it ion by vcssel which bad left Cooituthibre RODGERS tWo cLtys hu forti. ink " s r i lo ; ll ; l l l‘ s 4 of il t t l7 i T in r Y ai ' is ll ptT i rt . r lntoo d " e i ri of theC t o ' ,lll l Conpnisioner of Customs. Fonnas, Esti. late Secretary to the Niortittl is appointed a Coinatisp.ionor of Transports, io the room ut Ms. Boors**.