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MtFMK All I'4:AT " j LONDON, Ffan_lY, N OPE _lf B R 12, 1813. VIE LOAN. This morning ,I,ord LIVERPOOL and the C 11.424. CELLOtt of the EKCIIEQUER:vere waited upon AC the Treasury Cliratbt re, when the following ar rangements were made for the ensuing Loan The Loan to amottat to 22,000,00a-1101. 3 per Iteduct4—;Bithlings in the &per cent. Con -5 per centAiscoon t for Prompt Payment. 10 per cent. - 10 -20 . - - 10 _ 20 - 10 - PA'n!ENTS. 18th November, 10th December, 14th January, 116 February, 18th March, 15th April, The Contractors to have the option of paying any stun not exceeding a moiety of each Instal, mot in Exchequer tills, dated between the Ist of December 1812 nod 12th November 1813, in clusive, at the rate of 100/. as. for each 1001. principal money contained therein, together with the interest thereon, after deducting the Property Tax, compUted to and for the day on which the same shall : be paid. ThettraNcErLcia of the Ex 'CLIEO.Init reserved .the right of raising money before the 13th of May, 1814, if the same should :he wante;l, although die payment& should not then .he complete. TiCe Gentleman who attended were— Messrs. BARING, BROTLIERS, and CO. J. 3. ANGT-',RSTRIN. GROUGE WARD. DAtityrs, ELLts, and Co. THowAnn and BATTym. JoHN BxRNiS, RIC.;ARDO,IId STREItS. `The pteference ‘i , a( given to the former cog. tractors, became tie payments of the last Loan lie not all completed. The bidding to take place on Monday morning Ott 10 o'clock, the 15th instant. THE LOTTERY. The Thileters for the nery Lottery were—; Messrs. ntairmtosoN, SWIFT, and Co. LAC 13 10 Surfi/Ett,, and Co 16 8 f; Ofgotirse the former were declared the Cony rae tors. The Lottery is to consist of 2(1,000 tickets, nd to be drawn in January. T7ndeP our Nava head will be found a leiter, which We trust only the prelude to the arrival in our ports of other two French frigates, being the balance of four which lately ventured out of port. Our maligned Admiralty hove, .somehow or other, been so fortunate in their dispositions of our force as atready to • captnre two of thcse ships errant, and we have ever y reason to.ex.pect that the t.,vo Will shortlymnder British colours give best refictation to the endless slanders ofutt en- tions ;:intOis.appointed faction. ASecond'Editiun of the Liverpool Cowrier, stotes the facts in the letter from •that plac , !! }tads; Captain fir,Y,nox pf, , e3 the frigates conk( not escat:ie the British. The LiAon fleet had riorbtatii molested by the Preach frigatel. • \l'e yesterday gave the Spani It news from Ara drid intL SAtitunclei . , since 'which a repolt has ob tained circulation from Plymouth that Lord 'WE:L.• NoToN had actually advanced, 'and carried some of the out-works of Bayonne. The fall of Pam plona) as.we stated on announcing. that desirable event, would enable our illustrious Commander to purslic that line of operations in his `judgment west concrucive to the w.dfare of his army and the iutcvesti of the cause, either by retiring within Spain for the whiter months, with an impregrnible frontier, 'or by advzlncing into th'e territory 6f Prance, and, in secure position 3, devolving the maintenance or his force upon the Enemy. The latter course, at once the most brilliant ) and the Lordship ivin ;041.. ills right wing, *Yet), we ObsO•yed; wa's compellH to reniain Stationary, for the pnrplye i coverinrg:the sit of Pain; anti pratectint the PetiiiisOlit from hivasioh on the side of .I.ione‘esvaNt 3 iitay t#city safely be put in and with this great acces;- sion of strength, there upprehend, Ito doubt of our gallant,i'ellou;s Ale to take up good *inter quarters With the rii(Otit• on tbeii• front ; and enjoy, amid the pleilty of one of the -loveliest countries in the world, thai reptise which is necessary for their perfeet -re-organitation, after • a hard campaigh, and tO fit them fOr still greater exertions in the spring., *Leh the new and admirable military measures noW' in progress siiAll have placed at 'the disposal of Groverntrient the additional force of neatly thirty thousand British Bayonets. The left is at present under Sir Jolly liopE ; the right under Sir Row LAND HILL ; anti Marshal DERESFORD, who has lately joined, commands the centre.. The *army is in high .order, and very strong ; the cavalry es arm of great importance to an invad ing force, is in perfect condition, and fit for ser t'ice. They hate a fine sweep of country on their tight, on which to exercise their chivalrv.---The . whole country between the Bidassoa and Allow abounds in strong positions ; but • the French force (say 50.000 disheartened Conscripts) i too feeble, to defend them. They will be better in. Lord WELLINGTON'S hands. French Papers to the Bth, the arrival of which we yestetdity announced, will be found in a pro ceding part of our Paper. They do not bear us out to the extent of the reports we mentioned (;snd which were very prevalent in the City) of the arrival of IluoxArmcrn himself at Strashurgh, and of the refusal of his Senate to furnish further mo ney and men for war. With private letters, how ever, on' . which dependance may be placed, they approach somewhat near these facts—for a strong French force (and possibly the Tyrant) has reached Strasburgh, and the defalcation of ways and means has occurred, indirectly throngh the avowal of the monied interests at Paris, that they can no longer supply , the funds of which their Oppressor's wants would drain them. The accounts from Italy show the desperate condition' of the Vice-royalty. When usurpers are obliged to -plunder their dependants, their finale is not fat; distant—as for the: great Cap tain • himself, the following paragraph -from a Morning Print well depicts his fallen fortune :--- " Let us remember that Bum:Aram - L.:, who now Lauds on the defensive at Mentz, only 30n miles from Paris., began his operations last year ou the Pagel, 800 miles beyond Mentz, and pe;netrated 800 miles farther, into the heart of the Rus sian dominions: It is hot beyond the truth to ailirm, this, since that time the scale of his power has suffered a dimi nution fully correspondent to the diminished scale of his operations." • We this (lav continue our extracts from Ame rican Papers, which possess considerable inte rest. By ►he latest intelligencg from New York (October 2), it will be seen that there is no truth in the report that Commodore Di:c9•run's Squa dron bad evincel any disposition, to attempt an escape from their anchorage six miles above New London. ,Lord CA . STLEREAGII, in the House of Commons last night, after two of our Military Heroes (AN SON' and PicroN) had received that tribute of ap prOhation which their conduct and.valour 11:al won, unfolded his new military•mersure, which will, we trust, plaCe many a gallant Office:. in cir cumstances equally'gratifying to themselves, and honourable to their country. flaying a priori stated to the pnblic the prominent features of this admirable plan, it is ,not necessary that we.should again enter into detail npon it. It proposes two modes of effecting its object, The one is by inducing Militiamen to., transfer their services from Engionl to ~.any ,part of Fiurope;. the other, by giving additional encouragement, to volunteer into the. line. Those who make t rnus f, r of their •Services as Militiamen, are to receive a bounty of ten wiinetp,, their. Officers to receive & half-pay when the regiment is di:,emborlied. The 'Militiaman volunteering,. in to the line, if his services are limited lq five. y e ars will receive twelve guineas ; if he volunteers his services I for life, 'sixteen ; Officers as bight us Captains (inclusive) may volunteer with the, Privates,. in the proportion of one Captain,, one Lieutenant, and one Ensign, to every hundred men. On entering the army, the Officers will at first receive half-pay, unti after one. campaign on foreign service, rank as Officers' of the Re. gulars, with permanent rank. tVe havtt. every reason to believe 'that, this will prove a most efficient measure—All partici con cur in commending it and surely if ever Mini sters deserved encomiums for displaying anergy equal to the almost boundless demand of occa• viol). it is due to men whose efforts thus keen race with tl,e exii•aorairia c( tties evrctfiti and ttipendni:s times. A 6OnVersation tOolt phire Litt ili jib in Om , house Of Commons upon the tathject of the im pediments which have hithertd prevented theDpc i•iition of :the Act frir the Relief of insolvent Debtors, which Chased laSt Session. We were rather surprized to lii:d that one of the clauses (Mlieb, with the respect we feel for the enaet'- Melds of the Legislatare, *E . quite unprecedenteo did hot attract the attention df the 1\ rembers 'who Were present. The clause to Which we anode, is the one respecting the in sertion Of the Notices of the Debtors in the London Gazette, and two Newspapers, which direr is that the Proprietors of Newspapers' shall insert those Notices, whatever their length may he, for the sum of three shillings. Some of these Notices are So long, that they would occupy severed co , lunms of a Newspaper ; the Proprietor, there fore, under idle existing Act, is placed; in this painful situation, that he mast either sacrifice hit property, or violate the law, a situation tEI which • no other class of. individuals in this country is placed. We might easily enhrge upon this sub : ject, bat we conceive that it is only necessary to call the attention of the Legislature to this clause to ensure a remedy.' We shall only add, that, if enforced, it mast prove us injurious to the notate debtor, by the delay which it will occasion in the pul)!icatiOn of the notices; as it the ProprietOt of a Newspaper, for it is hardly to be expected!that• the latter .will insert articles, by every one of which lie must lose, in preference to advertisements, for which be receives the regular price. - It was ordered yesterd: y in the Hons , ! of Lords, that no petition for a l'r;r . :te Bill in this Se'sSion,. be received after the Vii.b day of February, and th a t no Report o:1 tbe same be received after the first day of •April. An intercepted letter from . 11 . r.r.tvtrEtt to his'mas 7 ter, earnestly beseeches hits to make peace, on whatever terms for the pres ‘ ent, reminding him, that at the rate affairs are now. carrying on, he touches 614 the verp: of ici resources ; .thlt he cannot" hope to .support another ' , campaign on a scale suitable to his own greatness'or to the xvishes of his followers x. whereas, by a short interval of peace, he Wotild be enabled to break the coali tions formed against him, and to iesurne a war of vengeance. _ _ _ S r everal transportg; lately in the employ of Go vernment, ‘vei... ordered to he paid off—instead of ‘vhich, however, they have been re ; engaged, to gether %ritb ;,Is many more as could be proeuryd ; from which it is inferred, that a new ctpedition in immediate contemplation. A private letter from our .army, states, ei that two French Gentlemen had come over to the Bri tish outposts to avoid the Coescription, which Was executiin; with the Most distressing.tigotir. Twelve hundred new Conscripts had, a day or two before, joined the army in thatneiglibourtioOd : they were not only boys, hut absolutely children r" Doctor DicKsoN is re anpo:t,:edSuperintentling Physician of the Russian feet in the Medway. whole of the officers; and all the privates except three, of the,3d Royul liancashire Militia; commanded by Col. Braddyll, have volunteered. The 32d Regiment, quartered at Omagh three years, on Thursday week received a route fur Cork. Captain Bonutf..-,--Thc particulars of the fall of this gallant British Officer, in the glorious battle of Leippsic,.cannotbut he interesting to the public. EXTRACT 01' A PRIVATE LI.TTER -,‘ I had the opportimity, alt hunch but fora few minutes, of seeing Mr. .1.01E4 t he was v. it h Capt. Ti* nut: - doting the ac tion, at his side at the moment of his fall, in consequence of u ride hall iwhiclt struk- his fact, penetrated to the b:tvk part of his head, and his death was nearly insiantaneoui Mr. damEs states the eOraordinAry and successful etretts cif the rocket!:, well as the -glory acquired by Captain .flovuu, front his gillanti v anti ; judicious use of theta, as infinitely sarpassing . what Cuts hitherto :appeared in the di4patelnos. The Becket Brigade wac nttdcbed to the Crown PrinCo's Maly Guard; hat in previous understanding that in days ut action tt might, at the enection and judgment of its comas tu.-;ng otric,r, he independently employed. On the memorable pith, Car. bone:u rcalnuilv ‘erini• an opyortunity of being useful against a large hatly,4 tiVe l•reuclitufantry battalions, men pyin.,.; the village of Pounstiorf, 'gallantly solicited of General -71Not:nont: to go to the attack, where earnplettl sueeei:, crolyoad the operAialt, and .Captain lloact: lived to reap tine Honour ut iceeiving mirrender of the :whole tive battalions himself, at the head of his, °au little force: it wits in thy at tack of another post similarly occupied by the French in i;rat force, that our lamented and gallant Friend received the fatal shot, atuiybit the lamentatioum of .the; army, and the ;sallow ledgMents that his services on that great day had been emi nently conducive to its success." Yesterday morning ~L ord G. IL CAVENDISH . s porter will found dead his bed, at his Lordship's house in Saville-row. The preceding evening he appeared to be in the same state of health as he had been for some time past... • The Ticket,' 'No: 2499, drawn yesterday a Prize Of 20,0001. and No. 5727, a Prize of 500/. were sold and shared at Sw irr and Co.'sgffices ) _No.ll, Ponkir, No. 1 (:haring-cross, and No. 31, Aid gate Iligh:•strect. CHATiIAbBRIAND'S " Beauties of Christianity." —Thu merited success atlas Author's Travels in -the Holy Land has occasioned the present work to be laid before the 4aglisb public. It would far exceetfour limits to particularise the mime! oils and diver, , iiied topics tut:died by this most dis cursive and elegant writce. It must he con fessed that he abounds pre-eminently with en chantments ; and as the elements of which they are formed, are the . .beauty and sublimity of nature; they charm into . a perfect willingne.is to be carried away in the triumph Of his art. ......Th er e are timplt sections on the passions, as delineated by Pagan a n d . by Ch r i st i an p oets , on, the Marvellous, on the fine Arts, Philosophy. History. of Eloquence, on Tombs, on Alit , sion3, and the services rendered to Militarytu,fuki O r ders,l) y tbe-Ciergy. Its place is among the hi g h est - order' Of Works of amusement, and in point of poetical-description it 10 of the very first rank. • N;twl,3, NAVAL .• PROSPECT d A AnDmoN To otss , EXTRAcr OF A LETTtAR FROM LiVER.7OOL; DAI NOV, 10. ti r~ Arrived the liitirtght the to}loa'ii:~ ice ffigates i--,-Purted company i rdnvoy Myrtle gbiop cl.thr on Ldt. Oti Setdiday , at on P. n 14t. 4 8 ' Saw strange tail; appareittlq ships of half-patt ttVo hove-to ; the two snit tn'OV'ed to be French frigatet-dntlef colours. At about three O'clock - they hawser on boarclot HA by a life buoy , l ull in tOW. We continued in their p ossess' Sunda?' morning at nide o'clock , %Olen hove in sight : We were then cut adr'' instantly boi'e tip to the two sail, whic be ad English 74 and a frigate ; ti and inquired what vessels those w just left is, and we informed them; three cheers, rind imide Lill sail. Tl.le were not then half a mile diMant, but being hazy, we lost , sight of them soon PouTsmotrrn, Nov. 1 1.--Arriveil hr sliih Voluntaire from' the coast of his Majesty's ships Scelturse, and oil a crui s e. in 4110 t of ,that ittlelt the Channel. It is relic merchant ship was captured this d Chmfiel, and was seen standing French coast. Sailed rite st , the Iliver.• The fatelligent gun -brig t for Guernsey. Thc•Ursciit i4titi-hrig•• evening on a cruise. FALMOUTLI, Nor. 9.----AtTived the OnEdsos, from Lisbon, in parted from the convoy under the pot t. ' DEAL, Nov.- I I .—Came down from the .Ar u n, Ajar, Hanorer, and Ri),ve,l' Venetia amt George liarcuart , for Ann Elizaletb for. Cayenne ; 17e) 1 0 ; Barfieur for Gibraltar. ; :Thlrt"ritic; Jictrotdr for Elowicras Coruni:a for Grenada ; and r emain %tit!: ward-bound, detained by contrary ' 6 9 6 his 'Majesty's ship Leriatkaa, THE PRINCE 11;GENI"S • 1 4 1 )e/al Yesterday the Pa i Not. vot "4 Levee for th e season at CAri t ". " ::(.,moo4 o sentations were very naluero.o) fol were the followin.r.-- A ctsiimet Elder (wiiri P 'l ' vns or 01 Gqwcr, on going to Harlin ; Sir:Vicu r F? l' ••' ' 1.,.„0rut CIL:A Llaron• •;ir Tiogoas t , r o y . r ,,, lforit, nit Smut; ;11:T1;11d • 'he Hill, on iiisn•vivi iro n ; Sir Count WOrloff; Mr. I'. * Nortlf, Oil 1114 r CT - 0C ; R. lirail::'10A.:1V.111‘':!., Sapirha; Sir Satuu t nta 1 :nclityi ;iv ir- 2 •7,41r"' Sablon":rskotr; Hope ; 4 ' heutenitot-Gener.-ii T!Joitl3 3 Pl(kwortit; .ircbilAht Ntacili:lo rr Cretitel Poronct ; Nl:dot-Ouneral A . w ri ),,. ° n 3 s;c. Speiti ; 'Mr. Coaar.t (who was liweliteff,, Thqngli ev'ry `zmtr, Frutn lloos:Apsit . rf. If Cues should pre s s uu Li to be Ile still may 210--s2 No wonder, poor Aass thy cprnme Foi, Alas! 'tis tan plain than Bait 10,1 '‘44 414 1. • 1 Aqt ti Nrivi 444 '' The trintuph of principles lis v " i ' i I' t s gti a e,ier -s i Il t :. lte nv i c .i t z.;E ß rs . o/ F... (... sr oi . i s ri s et; } , 4,e h r i b tr i , a , a l l : l l : l ' s e t ri ti ,c'ta i l 1 1 '' co iti plete, when even Mr. ‘VII II:1 1, 111'8 1 1 e ) e , 11 a cuntilitnlai caalilian against ill'al• inpv-oves of the subdsidzzing 01' i lilitr i3 , m n 0 /ONAPARTE left Leipsie, b e sa ys, 11..-- ;ir, city °I . bails, and yet the Allies treated !Jilt' grand rout. .0) it .iviiiel t a l i t ig., : ri t olie l t : di t .rl. l aa : cv ce ma o : f t ec i f: r i i i l ur i t i l a ttli T : l i t ti o , :::: e c i nt : : :: : ::::: : ; : :;l: , !Ilat at t r im FOreign Office, ..' E,,nitor d `t r( l9 lo/ t r ;0 1 1' WOOD and Joux Rocaucx, for .501- 3 '' l' A e f i on rrillaY ruts, • ht the , presence' ors r e ', N C ,I coarse' of spectators, on the 3.lanche•jtel .0,4' l ‘ lnati„ about three Miles front Iludrslichl,l`w i Voon, who was • the favourite, heat his °• 11 nit about 20 yards. . u 4 , ~ 11'4 . WHITEHAVEN, Nov. 10.---The 14 100°3- ''' . , .. io.', from the North kv:l4 announced on Ft Ito; _,!, lly Mr. STEPHEN K E mllLii at Mir Theatre, t' ;benefit. It is impossible 10 describe tlio : siasm which burst forth ou the occa,,irta, ,tti!,ilitt loyal acclamations wit.ich -repeatedly 1t,,,,: JO during the evettin4. On flu) folloivillg "''ll. town Wfls most br4,lliantll' illuminated, o!: 0 )4 heart was animated witb joy. Air. ICEmr;xl,o iv' a song on the oecasiOn, ivitich wis ',sl/5,,,(e1it1i;. Saturday, and being in unison ‘'vifil w e vgr iiter , of the aucliene, iVas received wil' til e "" ' ' appla t ice. • • ~.•••,L0 1 ionf:t.:ll,ettigtx.:i,lll;n:l:svileAi:::(fln:N):;l-'Ve;l!'2a.l7°Fir,:l.:ii 1 ti " " r l' :' slit l r t 1: 15 ; 4 ;1 : : ..,. ~ t ". c n c . 7, 1 1 - ; . : i 9 1i:1 1 :::gi I F wait; titl: l lYlCtlei: e ll' :; e : d i Clii:Jelit.t':!:: '' l c ( 113''' ) ..' 'e ," l°. 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