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' 6 ell frOl ti)t here''' . • the Coq . • the , • • : 0 I;isei vri o , 1 1 r!,... id I 0. , t ';i: 7.i 600 . 4 Pr" be", ;R+ bat , • • id occ eeo ,• fli H, oo l '. 4 1 ( ;rat.. 4110 y SP , C' , ' 0,0 " ,,Cd illY° o 44 ; ifk.a 4 • DI pate' )e, )'• „, IN , „rite ,46 O ; ld ~.--• I r 0 (1"I ii da4 p Olf T o il" iceit t I r" , ,p(V' ilk ,• iti I Ct' • t mOit, U1114:-: rid ll4 4 ri 04,1 t . ii:r . s ro 1 , pp4l , .1 4 . 10 ,i05 4 ." • ig :0 , ,4 „Ore'., r”" v idr , NumBLR 6617.] TI I EATItE-ROYAT., , D T RVILY-LANE. p.l P RESENT EVENING, Nov. 22, their Majesties Servants will perform the Tragedy of " ROMEO AND JULIET. It , : which will be produced a new Musical Farce, in Two Acts, called WHO'S TO HAVE HER ? • To•morrow, The Castle of Andalusia. t; .ThEATRE 'ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'HS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 22, will he performed ANTONY AND ,CLEOPATRA. To which will be added, • • r ALADDIN. Artaxerxes ; with The Sleep Wallrer, and The and his M • P /C 717 .1/./ e /NtiLOPPICE, Nov. 19, 1813. PIE COMMIS SI . ONERS fo r VICTUALLING 3 1.4. , ri..:5Trs 21 7 .e1Pi" do hereby glee not ; j44146 3 , ithe Nth last. they be ready to recei., Tenders unii-iperitretitfonwhat Hogs-he:id, B.zrrdi v ilder hin Long and .Shit, Pink and Stout IIA ZE " ; 9 1 ) HOOPS, anion be w a nte d fur thserviee of this Depart. liM ,14, , 1 from tAi4 'amp ft/la/Mc 30th Srorenther 1814. .4 nd also for alit llundred Quarter; of,NEW PALE,,aWd Two Hundred priers oflinUr 'LOSE DRIED ANIDEIt Ntkur, to be de. " 4 7 a One 41 rentk, Ofidesty ' s Victualling Stores ! It %fiord. Th . 9 ' wlee to be; mint er able to. Samples (the Otizlt of rot I:4'' "tali One Quart 4 ea,d)),.l4' be produced with the Tenders‘, dc paid f ° l • - payable with Interest, Ninety ' 414 " Vier d ate, Thecok ditions of Mc Contracts may be seen at ere Sccre toy, vice, ,` Vi regard will be had to any ?ender in which the Price '4lt*otte in ser t e d i n words at-length, or thin shall not be dc -4144he Board bri'n'e One o'Cloa - on the said Friday l ir 26M Instant, 250?' unless tie Persoh who makes iit'eqer, or some Person on his behndf, attends, to answer 4t il celled for i te . eh r extlerf. or the Hoops must also be at-comas:lW, by a fig/Zed:4 two respt , nsihle Persons engagingto kOolne with the Pur.'y tendering, is the penal swat, of 5001. for pe,formanceof that Contra:l. • To Tut PROPRIETORS OF I EAST INDIA. STOCK. •51E8 ANDGENTLEWN, VIE lamented Death of .Sir TIIOS. TIIEO . 1., r%tKre..i RE hiving occasioned a VA CANI.: ; Y of FORS, now ont rotati-nt, ea ' rifinosi - spy:1101y I , e renew my so,ie.iito l tr o ti t : n ed on. 1 presuine to oaer tw notice 14 . Z 61 1116 of a Sert) (leak %/l ite O• • ••Otit.'` Year 00 _ "*et at, • B • in v.-. Study Advance' unkloiY, e" • * t the records of the 'o " !uterus "' an" , trust exhibit the Opinion .:mc,t44l.ll,Company most satisfucloi I.Ytherefore, qionle,ii in illy Conduct during hat int ," 7 you may • ly stove the object of your Ch o ice, '47;o rlr 7fl;;l l t a i t i e iu - tifiee of niy best • Exertions tor s tne a4Vaa . , be 419 t /wild Company. , t • ,„ , ' , 11 , 4 --,-03rtoe, to remark, .that. st.present them is no • 5e c .:7 . .7,4141n in the Direction who lin* been eakida)'ed In 4 'C srell uso Bombay. tale the earliest opportunity of paying- nay respects " " •i• eiOn find in the reran limo 1 hove the 0 be, Leeches mid t 1 Your most last iitul, humble. rvan t, JOHN 9ionnis. , 1 1,1 - litler-structs ' Novoninr, 1813. STATE LOTTERY. • ..8 1 \' 7 IFT aud.Co. respectfully inform the Public th.lt they have emit faCted With i4overnnicht for the en- LO .wilivh WO; begin drawing an the 4 4 44 January It consists of IMMO 'rickets, and the Scheme 2 . . Prizes of . .. .. L.20,0u9.... are.... L. 4 0,0 00 I 6,00 P 20,006 2 ' .... 2 . 3,000, .. . ' ((100........ 2,000. .. ' . ... _ , zi,..,.— ..... .. __ 4 ...... 6 ......... 500... . . ... ...... 37,00 7 ........ 300 ....... ' ' .. ' • 200 1,600 16 .... .. , Zt) "• • .......... 100 • '''''',:) ............. 60 l,OOO : . ••.. , .......... ' 9.0' . 26,700 14 f) Virst drawn Blanks First Day,} L.lO each. . l ki. 5 Firstdrawn Blanks Second Day, t 5,000 ... " 4 ••••., 1 . L.IO each. J '',o , je , , 1.. ' Pickets. , L. 120,000 th t ;•I011ti„ e „I-4)11er ) , which finished drawing on the 1 1th of this ',717;- k.o renilier), No. 2,499, a Prize of L. 2 0 ,00 0, and No. 4 ' l t, 4 4 . .! 5r ,, 4 e . of L.sooweie . both sold and .shared at.SWIFT ullices-- • ;, ,t ; I I, Poultry; ' 19 , Chartng-cross ; No. 31, Aldgate st reel. AN 1 7 1 -----7----- 11 ANTItITION.—It is now ttliequivinn y s, P 0,,,, '46' i;: t i: that the Patent ANTI-ATfRITION CONIPO - • ie cheapest qui} best Thing ever yet discovered ~ in lie, Ituttorus, instead of, Copper; to preserve Cables i l !.'OL.. I° g whiled in the' Hawse-holes, instead 6T a Plat, ii.).;"i', T rY t6 rMtiing . ; the itigging of Ships from the Weit l'T'Strivi,t''',,,ni being chafed, . instead of Par, " Parceline, 'l 4 • l , llc.r t for the Slides and Carriages of Gold ; to r!Lir . - 't ti tf p . a n ; , - . .IIIVaS SV4ter-proof ; and . to pre . Fe at th,..ht tsfftt4iii r , c .'' ' in Steam-Engines, Mills, Sogm- Mils, i i . d Yi4,,,c () ``.." l , l s, •ii . •ritlier,lnifleatie [its - of lliislittiadr,,. iiene :' iiichi, Y 'milers), Carriages, Coaches, Waggons` C:v,ts, or t rk t ,,, ; _ir,ry of every Description. It is also the best thing ti, t;lticeLtisie_Blailes of Swords ) , and all . Kind of 1 olished I: s lis, V". from Rust. :- It will likewise presers e Iron )I J .es, per "er 'lints, Casks, Tubs, Spouts, Posts, Rails, tkiit,„,„i Paling, and every kind of Wood and Wooden 1 1'.4 . - „,... - ,",.; the Wezallier, Worm, and De) . Rot,: either in 4re Nt ; ""st . ltidies, or in any Climate; and it will not iiillii, ° ,!friiii Itail-ways from corroding and wearing out, :'ei, r 4 O ';K the Draught so light, that One Horse will do j it ?rift, i , . i . 1, , ilin t i re(l l g 0 . the composition is in some oases mutat to [ l ,, a t , p li application s of oil, tallow, or any other kind of N i l' iiiii,`,4 ll . t . tn' tar, and at public save by its use from il l , ~.e (.1 to four thousatid per cent. exclusive of.pre riti, 4 . 1 wear acid tear in machinery, Wheels, Sm. &c, . , ..t 4oilttlii) ! beat 4 .4 1Viri ~ 1: 1 , o i l ,. Is of expenko. more thin that of saving nine and nothing csin he so c;ean in its working, 1, 4 1 43 , e le ouble.—Sofd - , wholesale and retail, for the 'iii.l: l4 ; L.': l' 1 °: 40, Clutring,Cross, neer the Admiralty, l'i t i , ts, b o " or )ez.their appointment, at Ino4 ship-chandler!, 1 4 ‘11:,...,,,q;e11,,,,.",_qtr5, libraries, stationers, druggists, medi -4„L'inin.,4,lt.bi. perfumer, ' irontnirngers; cutlers, coach. 4 ,, k 1' s ottn.. e s i.h:rs, co;ich ar_hl waggon offices, Oil and colour ~.r„lliiiiai4;el:2l3.:,,asntl shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom: in ii ' Ne l l ! a ch u "' ; s s. Gd.; Ins. 6d. i' one pineal and two •, vl iii.. lal lest i • .-,..1,,t it, ?1 !!!ei (2. ,e..b0x Contains a quantity sufficient to prime ' .1 ( 1 ,11,.,• x f ix T h ' u lr u r t, tage four times, with which it will run up • 444 1 0,: i t jees, a l, / r, li i l ir': without applying any,thing rimy 4 4t my f .,. • ' , Ale 11411-Gnitira Box contains a stith .: ~,,4 , 24 Niiii:(r Stage -waggon to travel rhirty•three 0.!,,,1a'51, 14 1 ,,,..cttcl it will work with Wood Axletrees, or ~:i. , 4 t' ci,r)itit , .) - 0 ` ,1 , t, ' :',. And Axietrees of anY kind.--The most 0,, :kite 1, 44 ;4 lire merits of the Ceniposition may be - '';.i. 44:,. r gi vs.r ..,'"_ , , t. Wire, No. 40, Clinyin-cross,-...DireC- Y . " ‘‘t b ac;!' Bsrhich arc signed V. I.). !. . . MONDAY, NOVEYIBER, 22, 1813. YICTUAtI, INli-OFFICE, Nov. 12,',161.3 LIE COMMISSIONERSfbr VIC77I.4L', IN G Nis MAJESTY'S NA f'Y do hereby give N.dice, That on Friday, the i2Cth Instant, they will be ready, , to re ceive Tenders iu writiers, (seated up) for such quantities of good sound SyANNII RED WINE as Me respective Mer chants and Dealers therein why think proper to #..r.; to be snhjeet to a warranty of Twelve Months s to be delivered, free of Customs and Excise Duties, one HaYthereof•ellvecis the Ist January and 15tk April next; and the other Half be tween-the 16th April and 30th June following into His Ma jesty's flietualling • Stores nt Deptford; Portsthluth, anti Plymouth; and to he puld far by hills,-payable with inte rest, Ninety Days after date. * The Conditions of the Contract may be Sr(n at Ike Serie lavy's (Vice. No regard will he had _to any Tender fa w4i, h tliel'riet • shall not be insertcd'ia words at length, or Heat • shall not he delivered to the Board kfare fine o'Clo4 on tie said Fri day, the tlntli Instett; Mr the• Person who mg* the .7ncier, or same Person -on, his hshulh *Ler when call, I,for. ROMAN CATHOL/C, CLAIMS. GENERAL 'IEETING of the COMMITTEE (appointed by teet , ro th.: rutestant Inhabitants of various-Deno 'lnitiations of -t br .Cities of Lumlon anti Westozinstet, - and their r,nvirons, iit Deeembcr test, to attend the Progress of the Pctition: ohich were to he presented by them to both Houses of Parliament - durina the last seAsions, against the Catholic Claims), thig Fifteenth Dayof Novem ber, One Thurisand .1%.1 and Thirteen, at the Loudon Tavern, . STEPHEN i', Esq. the Char: TUE Chairman reported, that in, l'inrin cif the Resolutions of the tknieral Cotnmitt e, NTr, Ben sky, Mr. Atcheson; and bad waited on Lord Eldon, With the Petition to the 'Min,: of Lords against the Catholic Claims, siP•vd bY 61,7 , 15 persons, '‘‘ false oplitees of residence were set opposite to their .signatures, and that his Lordship had presented it to the [louse. That a similar Petit kin to the House ofconnuons, suts"cribrd hi like manner by•lio,etti per sons, had been pi esented to that branch of the Legisiatore by ti 'r William Curtis, o:wt.—That it appeared by rac:Votes of the House of Commons, tlin the pill brotr,,lit into Parliament !ito admit Roman Catliolie - to the incercis,e ot judicial Arid legit— littirYfunetions, bad nut passed into a iilky ; 'hut by the Re'..a !talons recently enteredthe It VathOliet, 4111.1 rld,Vt . liked, it their in tention to apply during the present Session . , to the Legi e to same etfect.,.anii in ier..etted to observe, they had been encouraged by eertain persons iu this kingthan,:vho, tegardless of thesmisequenecs, and thinking that by impor tunity and,perseetrance their Odra Would he atiabsed,..erged the. Papists to persist in , Caeir enticaVonts to obtain, by a Le -I.:ll,4ltivi,,weastiTe, a radic.d chanre in the Cons' dation of the, toOntry, hyibeir aihns•ssion • to 'Pieces of Powtin. and Trost. He, however, Battered liiinself,• that•the motives Which had coaduced ti, 'the 'estabh,:limerit of this 2ti stimulate its Members to increased activity, and that by arailipS.tbeixiselves of those inemis which the I:6‘ afror4d to 141 Nlajestes subjects of all tanks, •fo - retire:‘•ent respectfully to tint Le::islature, their feelings and sentiments on great Questions ; that they would, if necessary, appeal :s, ail to Parliament against' ant - alteratlOn in the present Constittv 7 0004 the Ceuntiy; in Church and State. 'Resolved UnaninionSly, That the Thanks of thisiNlo:.tting be ...even to tliv/51 Membeo of the House of commons wh"o expro” , ed h)) , their Vote against the Catholießill tin the 24th day of May last, their opht . ioo ttfthe necessity of strictly adher ing to awl maintaining,tim. Constitution of the Country in Church and State, a, n9w . Iteiolved 'that the-;E;pecial Thanks of this Nlyeting gieeti to the'Right Abbott, Speaker ul the - House of Commons, fur his digniaed;:patriatiWand highly eonstitntion,tl ,I:mtduct_on..'that..vitak Question', and that the following Addre;S be presented to lain' from . this Meeting . , tunnel) .- : • , TO TIIF, RIGHT LION. - .CITARLES l ABIPTT ? Sp,...ther a the Ifoute of Coimtons)&c. conforn:ity with the 'prineiples which inniOled At!, not long I , ,::;tion • both - ,Houses of Parliainent ,again-t the ( lailos Roman Catholics, we fed it our duty t, offer you our dial Thanks fur the siipHrtsivento the cat cause:elConstitutional freedoni by the powerful and "convitiving Slim:cell, reported to lessi...t been spoke u by km on Use 90itli day.of 41ny last, in a. Committee ofthe ti hole House, :on the re-committed Bill for the removal of the and Mi litary ilisqualificatiOns under which his iNlajc..oy's . Catholic subjects are said suid to labour. But, ..we feel one .selves, Sir, ma-.-e particularly obliged to you, for having in your Address to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at the 'dose of the last Sessions, given ,due ithportatice to the Vote, by which the House of Commons 114 rejected tire pretensions of tliote, sflio, while they acknowledge a Foreign Jurisdiction, seek to administer-the. power and authority of the State ; and 'for haviteP 'also asArted, in an inipreisive and dignified in'an ..ner, ont, that aolesz r a Occosian, the great Constitutional -Mexith , .....tllat..oeXltronc 4 ,lltai-Purliametit, and the Government of this Country, are loodainentally Protestant. This maxitu,..Sir, was • engrafted into the Constitution at the period of the Glorious Revolution in WO t and its fruits have been the complete and uninterrupted enjoyment of Civil and Religious t`ree.Joui ; the preservation,. in vigour and security, of the Constittition in Church and State.; and a degree of national prosperity unexampled in the: annals of this country. • With the utoaisfgratitude:•for your 'manly efforts to preserve and perpetuate these inestimable blessings, We are, Sir, :ke."— Resolved unaninionsly, That this Address be written, on atultrausinitteckwith the Reseltitions of this Meeting. to the Speaker by the• Chairman, and that the same be printed •id se nt to the .Committee of the. several Parishes of the Me tta odis and its ton - intim! R.:solved unailimously, *that it. 'be recommended to the Ci;u4nittees of the etl•enti Pariihes before' referred to, that tocy, %%ith the Members of this Committee, do use every means in their power to itapress ou the minds of their Repre sentativp; in Parlinnent the importance of this great national subject, and the Imperative necessity there exists for their attendance in l'ltrlininent on every dismission upon RA Sigued) • STEPHEN CAWLEY. The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this. Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his zealous, able, and Sneeess fiti endeavours to promote the great objectuf this Association, and that be be tevesteci to persevere in the same, Resolved Unanimously, That these Resolutioni'lleinSerted in the Newspapers. • (Sigurd') RICHARD CLA.RKE, See. Iv.iNsitionr-OFFICE,. Oct. 'IBIA. HE COM.WSSIONERS for . Conducting, Ills 411.1.IESTrS TR.4.VSP 0 R7 I .S EfilrlCE for toting Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and /or the Care an T Custody of Prisoners of frar, do hereby gni' Nottce, t/ at they will he ready at this' Office, on Tuesday, Me 23d :Vinscrarr, 181 a, 'f o Y•eceive settled Polders., at:ti treat with such Persoth as may willinE to Contract for Victualling the Prisonere 'of lrar in Health, at Plymouth, for Six :tiontits certain, to commence on the StA Januaty, 1914. Na Tender will be received ape! One o'Clott. on the Day ol Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,eir aK .-Igent for kim, personally attend. Each Tender mast be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Perserns, Ingitging to Leconte bound with the Person temliving . , in the Sant nt 20001. for the due Performance Contract. • Farther Particulars nut!, be kneten by apply' lig at this. Office, 11.1. to Gaptaia pellawe, :Still Prison, ,Pigamath. 71144 NS I ) 011 - OEI%I (X, Nov. 5, 1813, r i nflE COIII.4IISSIONERS fur conducting His TR:IA - SP 0 R7' SEIII7C.,E,for tubing flare of Sick and Wounded Segmen t and fur the Care and C.istody of Prioners ‘;'l' War, do hereby give Notice, tha: they will be ready at this Office, on, 'Tuesday, Me 23d of November, 1813, to receive sealed '..re'iqers, inn( treat with smelt Persons as May be willing to contract for ,rupplyis Me .Royal Hospital at liaslar wiM the Undermentioned at-ti tles for Twelve .3ionths certain from the Ist January, l_4'-1, viz. Beef, . . Oatmeal, earullei, . htutton, Sago, C,irrutt, . Brifol,' Salt, Sugar, . ClTcoe, Vine t ;ar s Wine, ', )(ice, ' • Oil, Ilecr, auti Barley, . SOap, liarizts. No render will be rec'eived err One &Clack we . the DI of Trtaty, nor any fittietli, IMPIS eir an ..lEfut •for him, personally attend. Etch Tender must be Orcona;* ponied by a Letter from two responsible Persons, engag inrro beco;ne bound utt. the Persontenderi»g, in the SUM of 5001. for the. due performance of Me Contract. Further Particular:: may be known by applying at Mil Office, orlo the Steward of the said Hospital.' 771.4NsPOR7 4 :0FFICE, Nov. 13, 1 313. TUE COll MISS 10 NEILS for Coradttetizo• Ilis M.I,IESTY'S 'SERVICE, for taking care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for Me Cure and Custaily of Prisoners of IVar„ . do hereby give Notice, that thcy will be eady at this Office; on Tuesday, tie 4th DeeeMber, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Person: as may be willing to,contract for supplying for General Service, Muscovado Sugar, Pearl Barley, and Caro,lina Rire,. Sagu, East India Rice, for Six Months certlin, from the lath February, 1814. Tendir will be received after One o' Clock an 'the .Day of TreatY, nor any noticed,' unleSs the Party, or au Agent for him, personally aifend. Each 7'eiu must be ac t conipankd by a Letter from two respectable Pawns, engaging. to becoma bound with the Person tendering, jn thc.Sum of 5004 for the dne performance of the Contract. Paither Particulars may be known by applying at this Oboe. • frarlNSPOkr-OFFICE, N0v.13, 11113, rpm COMMISSIONERS for conductiAg flis *a - d'ILVESTV'S SERVICE, far taking care of sick a»dfroundedSeamen, and for the Care cad Custody of Pri soners of War, 6 herehy give Notice, that they will be ready at tftis.Ofce, on Tuciday, the 21st December, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING Prisoners of War in Sick ness, al.P.fpnouth; for six months certain from the Ist Fe ,truary, 1814. ' No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on Me Pew mf Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an ,:?gent for him, personally attend. Bach Tender tnnst be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of . 5901. for the due performance of the Contract, Farther particulars may be known by applying at this Of or to Captain,Pellowe, Mill Prison, Plyniouth. TR4NSPOII7'-OFFICE, Nov. 19, 1813. rirHE commissroNgtts for conducting Hig JL .11.1.1.1;;STY's PRANSPORT SERVICE, Air taking care of Sick and' frounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of /Par, do hereby give Notice; that they, beready atthis Office, on Wednesiloy, the Ist Dc. collar, 918, to receive sealed 'Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be wilting to contract fur supplying LEMON JUICE, to be delivered iillo th . e Transport Stores at Deptford. The Tenders to specih the fnantity each Person can &dims: immediately, and a what price, including the Casks, No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of T re aty, nor any'uotieed, unless the Party, or ail 4gent 1)).,r him, personalty..E(4o4 Tender ' un' n be novl:flea by a lat e r front two respectable Persons, n :rag; vg :" yin" bannd w;th the Person tendering, in the Su •:;, 1. :30 0 0 .0 r the d ue poyOrniance Oise-Contract. Farther parlivak4 snnrrl be *town 'by appl;lb'S 'it thin osce. • • Fitom Tim LONDON GAZETTE, N0v.20, 1813. ,rid!cAolt, Nov. 20, 1813: The Prince Regent lias been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to - constitute and appoint the Itight Hon. Roliert,llanks, Earl of Liverpool; the Right lion. Ni cholas Vansittnn ' • 'tight lion. William Fitzgerald, Chan 'cellor of the E.:,chequer of Ireland; Berkeley Paget, Esq. ; James lirtvkin, Esti, - ; 'and William Lowther, Faiq. (commonly called Viscount Lowther), to be Commissioners for executing the office of Treasurer of his Majesty's Exchequer, .dziot:ralty-Office,• Nov. 20, .1819. Extract of a Letter from 'Capt. FARQUHAR, of his Majesty's ship Llesiree, addressed to Admiral You sa, and transmitted to JOHN 1 4 zoo.: C nog En; Esq. 1I Nlajesti's Gun=Brig►, No. 12, off Brock, River IVefer, Nov. 1, 1812, I had the honour to inforM you, by my letter of the tiOth ult. that 1 bad ordered Captain 1111ierlie, with `a "gun-boat, and a strong division of row-boats, to procCed up this river to this place, for the purpose or seizing two corvettes building, as well as all other vessels," - naval stores, &c. which he could find belonging to the enemy. I 'now beg to acquaint you, that I arrived here yqterday, and fokind that Captain M'Kerlie bud taken posses!,ion of the,two corvettes, as also two gun brigs, and'Sexeral other vessels belonging tY' the enemy, .1 have ordered the, burghers to do duty, awl have landed a party of marines as a guard and protecting force, whilst we were em ployed in getting the corvettes ready to move down to'the-squattron. The whole of the country between this and Bremen is tree from tharench, and in possession of the Allies, 'Extract or a.Letter from Commodore Sir JnattiGn4As Yvo, 'addressed t o Ad m i ra l Sir J, B. IVAItac,N, Bart. K. 8., &c. and trantltntt. , .l to J. NV. Cumuli, Esq. • S. Wolfe, off the Falee Dt3lok Islands, •• . on Lake Ontario, the 18th Sept. 1813. I hftre' the houou'r to acquaint' you, that illajemy's sgiti%d ron under 'my CorptuatUl, being [IRrcE STICPENtri- TT LTA prN becalmed oil Genesee nth the enemy's fleet of,eieven i4iving -a virti:ll wind, succeeded in getti n g within range (d tLeic long twenty-four and thirty - t \Vie j)4l antlers ; :1611 frtun their having the wind of us, and the ling ingof. some of our ItittadrbiL, Efounit.it :mposii ble to bring them to • doe ,ter ion. We Lemained in this mortifying F',!.i.ativri ;lots only six guns in ." that Ivould rearl the enemy 00: - a firvi) at nu •set ti.breete,sprang op front the westv , ...trd, Whl:7; 1 steered for the False.l)itck- tineftl the eneutyeotild not keep the. weather-ga:.ft', but be obliged to meet ti etlnzil tents ; !hi; how -ever Ittcarefull - y avoided. Alt hon„ 4 1 1 '3 1, 1 , 6. Bret the hiss of Mr. ‘Villiain Elkry, and three seamen se‘ . 1 ci o nnot •con.e;,,-,'. i ,, tnnate that none of thi: - stinaciron have received, :wy material damage . , w hid) . mast have Veen h ;0.1: 0 e ; enem y acted with the lealt Spl iZ , and ,advanta;;e 111e snpeviority of po,icion thoy po'ss'essed.. closed is a list and Wounded. d. L. YEO,- Commmllre. (Tiene i• ti fi t y ‘ : o; th e nnmes d 5411111411111, :tad tau be:alien Lined 311 d t, ;ht letter from Captain Godfrey, of the Emulous, states, that the boats of that sloop, under I,ii tic, 'Wright, had burnt in Crer,t ,".qaeltias Bay,. it - vatcer 't two g'4,o' and eleyeu nien. A letter from Captain (Z0...d00; be the §palfotso •frigate, stateg;that on the 13th instant,, he chased of ileac:lly Ilead the' French privateer Sninile,, Captain . D..Drosier, far tli - re boors, nor did she surrender until she was so much damaged by shit Ilicithe immediately after went down, Only 28 of the crew out of 72 were Saved. The C,aptaiit. and the whole of the officers were „ithe....161 1 .ed or drowned. She sailed from bieppe on the Mon d ay . preeeding, and had captured a Swedish brig and a collier, • . 13..".NKIILTPTCY SUPERSEDED. kt e , linenAtlraper. B W. Meallin, Enfield, 1 4 11iddIeseX, appothccary, td surrender' Nov. 35, Dec. 4, .1.1.,, I, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Mitteas and Pownails. J, el. Cranky, Coui,er't. -row, wine-merchant, Nor. 97, Dec. 7; Jan. 1, at Guddhall. Attoruies, INl•essrs. Wiltshire and • Boltotk, Broad-street. J. EMI!, Quaen-street, Clienp , :ide, lead-merchant, Nor. 93, DSc. 1; Jan. 1, at Guildhall. Attarnies; Me , srs. 'Olson and Prestrni,Chatharn-place, New Bridge-street. P. Clayton, Berheley-ttreet, Lambeth sqddler, Dec, .4, 11, Jan, 1, at Utuldilntl. Attorney, Mr, Robin'tioDi. street, Piccadilly. '•••• • • J. Vorrnbl', Liverpool, merchant, Dec.• 14; IG, Jan'. 1, at the Globe raven), Attnruiet, Messrs. BLit:l:stock and Dunce: Temple- • C. Itol.rertf, StAlclen's, 'Lancashire, - Dec: 14, 1-5, 1,0. 1, at the Globe - Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Windar,John--- street, Bedford-row. W. 11. Price and W. I)evun Alive-street, Bioluvgte street, wine-Ines:chant, • Nov.' ie•3; - 97, 'Tan. 'l, Attorney, Mt.. Borne, 11ith...c..)ot4t,Iwitple. J. Hirst, 7,!.:!P.,i,,V0i1,,1111-e, c. 7, t;jan;4, at the White Sean Inn, Ilu3dt:l4C:cl2. Att0::,...), Mr. It. diattye., '•• • N. S. Builder, Bristol, wooll,ll-0 raper, Nor. 171, Dec. 1, Jan. at the Goututercial-ruoms,l3ristol: -Attorney, .T.. Heel Staple-Inn. . It. I teddy, Redbridge,. Soul hamptan, butcher,• Dec. 15;' Id, Jan. 1, .at the .Dolphins-Inn, Southampton. Atturuies, Messrs. On ..ti and Bartlett!s-bnildings. : ' J. Blount, 'Lancaster, merchant, Dec.. 11%, 0, 'An. 1, at the ltoyal Oak, Lancaster. Attorney,' Mr.' Ser jeant's-Tiin. • • NV. Osborne, We i lbeshury, Staffordshire, merce r , D ec . ), 2, Jan. 1; itt the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.' Ai4orwiy, Brown, Commercial S;ile rooms, Nliticing-lana. • ' J. Williams, Church-sheet, Bethnal-green, pawnbrolcer, Dec. 4, 11,. Jan. 1, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. J. _ ltichardson and:Miller, New-Inn. C. F. Eckstein, Gray's-inn , lane, smith, Nur, r. 3, Deo. 4, Jim. 1, mOuildhall. ,Attorney, Mr. 'fogg, Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle-street. W. Cooper and J. Calverley, lieVeriey ? cork-cutters, Noy. sn, 2U, Juli. 1, at the White Bart-Inn, I..ingston-upou-llall. At torney, Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane. C. Stokes, ilalsall,Stalfordsture, Inielister, Deo. I,2,Jan. at the Littletoil . Arms Inn, l'enki idge. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Iticannizbury-square. Ay. illeppard, I3uth, butcher, Dec. 4 , 4 7, ,Lin. 1, at Ouitilhull. Atiornies, Ilessrs.Shephard, Adlington,, awl tireury, Lied ford-row. ,W. Rogers, Weise% Staffordshire, ,baker, Dec.l, 9, Jan. i, at the Littleton Arms Intl, Peuhridge. At turney, Mr. ininer, Bloom hury-scpiare. J. Keary, Keyaisham, Somersetshire, victualler, Dec. g, 3, Jan.l, at the Christopher Init,'l3ath. Attorney, Mr.Frowd, Serle-street, Linco'n's Los, E. J. Carpenter, Deal, wine - rnorcicint,Nov.?,. floc. ohm. 1$ at Guildhall. Attorities, MessrisSeton and Ploiner,George . street, Adelphi, Pugh, Rtltl,, Lion-street, Holborn, ironmonger, Nov, Dec. 4, Jail. 1, at Guildhall. J. W. raulkmer, Manchester, dealer, Dec. 3, 4, Jan. 1, at tnu Nlosley. this Itin, Maucbester. lttasnies, Messrs. Shepherd, Adlington, end Gregory, Bedford-row. J. l'uueock , Ne. Thomas-street, Soutliwitrk, master-mariner, Nor. 27, Dec..l, Jan. 1, ut tisllldhntt. Attornle Messrs. Crowder, Lane , and Oartli, Fred e i kik-place, Old Jewry. T: Webster, Sunbridgc, Stwenoaks, yietualler, Nov. 27, Dec. 4, Jan.- 1, at Guildkall. Atturnies, Mr. Pearson, Elul., • court, Temple. • [Military Promotions, &c. to-morrow.] SUPPLENI4NT TU GAZIOTE, 't'ar Deparlutent.--Downiag , s:reet i M. 19; A Dispatch, of which the following. is an extract, this day received at Earl HATtruusT's Office, addrened to Lis Lordship by Field Mast* the Atorqui of WA w4Spo. TON, dated Vera, !Sin% q; 1814. • I have the honour to send the copy of the ettpl* tulatiOn of the garrison of- Tamplona. Nothing of importance has oectirre&in the line:slnee J. ad.. dresSed vOn on the lit instant, and T. have not heard font Gettei•al Clinton. [Here - follows ft diipatch from Don Carlos D'Espautt, transmitting the terins . .of capitulation granted . to the Govern o r . ,of Pamplona, and enclosing a certificate front the head of the civil administration of the place, stating that none of the inhabitants had perished d ur i ng the block'atle, either trout want or ill-treat ment. This certificate was obtained before tiny treaty Was entered into with the enenty, Tile ca pitulation consists of eighteen articles of the wniat import. The French garrison to march out with all the bOnottrs of wine, lay down their arms, co lours, and eagles, 'o'-':the distance of 300 y4irdi from the Oarricrs ; surrender themselves prkiinert of war, and march to the-port of Passag'tS to ern4 hi q k f ur England. Sutoltetni and Softlit:6 Avir knapsl( oifirxri their.ovvor44l •