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TY-OiTICE; April - 13; lat 3. :lie LORDS COMMIS IMIRALTY% Notico is here given, Atm% and Pilots of his Majesty', Navigators in general, that in- A this 01lice of the intention of lace a Light upon the Tower on .raits of Gibraltar, and that the %memo on the 15th ult. and to sl. w. CROKER-, :ANOVER-SQUAAE. the honour cif acquaint itrv, end bis Friends in parti- NCERT is fixed for MONDAY, of which will be announced iu , be had at. Mr. Satomen's, 70, Telt, and at the principal Music- of LAST INDIA STOCK. )fittr -you our gratef& ac the. honour you have conferred' the Direction. 'Frosting that us deserving 'of the confidence to be, with great respect, ntien3en, tr most obedient, and Most humble -Servants, .LEX. B ANNERMAN. tIDLESTON. .LES MILLS. ' `,RD CHI GfIF.LEY PLOWMEN, aAM ROBABTS. ABERCROMBIE ROBINSON. Sink:RIPTION FOR THE SUFFEP,FAS. All on the 12th of April, d Viscount Cathcart ~ to Samuel , Vie 27th March, in which his t'oyed the Secretary of State and an expression of tie )I , uind marks at the Liberality Hole Majesty's Subjects', and of Sympathy and cordial Feelings topic who hare mattered; as also Exertions by which, under the !nee, the Enemy hait been ran- ,Crshurgh, for the Distribution of 'rinse A. Galitzen, nut and Coniul General. !aty ' adrertis-ed.. t30,991i G $ !Fa. 'MORN' lON , Treasurer. 1 1 0 - - ............. • • 114 Of St. L • UlCeg 1 0 0 10 6 •• ea o. 0 0 0 recd• ••• • • * the-erown anti Anchor Ta 1Y.,,", iniwittr 1 by iklesirs. Child and Ntessra: Hoare, nett le and CO. Lombard street : by Co. Threadneedle-street; and by Co. Bartholomew-lane. LB, COVEN'rItY•STREET. -BROKER, recommends . ttry, which hoging Drawing 6th . igxtrii~iugAtlvantages: .he Firr,t Day will he a Prize'. Prizes tl►an Blanks'. .10,0400; of .er Capitals; to be Drawn nn the iqly! THE STATE LoTTERT. TA 4L PRIZES !—NO BLANKS I 16 0 - COI of MAY, 20,000 Tickets, punt it`4 No. 1 to No. 20,000, to be Drawn in Four Et as' ~s~~~~, 4, Sell ENT F', . ,'' • or ..... .r, , 2u,00 4 ) ate .. . ‘ 60 , 150 ° . i F . : . .......... 2,060 B,OOO .8 ' • ... 15 '' • . ...... 500 4,000 000 3,000 • .......... t , , .' • ........... 200 ..... ii) . .. '• • ........ 100 2,000 iD k '" • ........ 50 2,000 ‘,... 1 1 ' ........ 40. .•.. ...... 20, 44.. c tic.., .80,000 'Leoo,ooo At* tilaults LAO each. 20,000 4,000 Illanksi, Lan each.;... 40,060 [ 'll the Tickets, are sere to he Prizes. -ftntrector, respectfully advise* ati itnnie froui the popularity of the Scheele, attit the 1 in row n and Country, the Tickets and liy rime in price; ' the' Country who tot) find any difficulty in A4'ent., are requested to send their qractoeji Fortunate °dices, or 9, CIiitILING-CROSS, LONDON. NIONE.Y. mal Gentleman having opulent Con highest respectability, 1, , thereby in- Advanee of •SUMS of MONEY to ItlY V•etarity of Oturch Livings, Marriage Set , in the runas, as ahu nti Leasehold, Copy -411 Eitmes, nr responsible l'ernmal Security, t I Y• more honourable, liherril, and ativan '"es, than are getieaally subniittrd t e a the T .") a4,,e„ea to Mr, W. No. 11, Chapel 'Nora-street; w ill h e It tily answeretl, attd `Plmotqlorog ore daily received from Twelve VAIREItIAr, DINING-TA ' PATENT TRAFALLiAtt giuerioAltDS ,Al3l,p.st in ttnr o tg , to t , trot* of Vuntiture, 4 4 6: Adt'swent Plans ; theratelit Improved Sofa tri td Air H F our post, and Tent t% 4 1 .1.44-stre le k ,,,,'" , re hod .Redding colupkte Vl , ,11 , 4 4'vitist, ttal other new invented twit unfroved ti( 44 . r t,,, tqy 4 ,as ? it Hait ie al it very extensive assortment!' et Itiettftriqni tiele,3 for tnvniNhing cinit gttinl44. A1i0 t 1 4 . 4 1 1 ., 114 ' hired, wlieve Families way xe1e,..1 and ioose t 4. few days, avoidiltg tile extreme 4f waiting several Months in completing their 4 tn sk„, itti+l itr, 4 , 4 13 ~,...„"11:t tielex, Army and ".,\:ivy, &e. 84c. by irT ltir 1 Cattleriny u - sreet,Strand, n 0 fur vrompt payment. 1 peas Kok ,bck ,er to- ~t? ;ftito ' l ' ll,l R Am ~......._ 4 e 47 9 .1 COY , • ADNIMAIII' hill' , ilt tom annul of littit ii) xEit' 0 , 0 , c 's of the ADMIT . ) ,;110. ItAld,,,airtiteell , o h f e the \ll;sti , it , ' 4, ~, nefit of ~, , it ! . I b t I en received at in 1 Gotero k o . 111, ~ _,, 111. f int t o p i, i'; ~ 7 1 t ti, in the Str 1 1 thereof was to co nut; inorr. i 4O for the future. o r! N - -------.-..- 1 EW 1(00h/S,, fiip . s „ i ~.,‘ , ' HA 0' egtl: 4 ,,"' Al() N has ,le. ikii: Av ThihtY , Gent tutu" l , 4l, The .NtTAI, CON 7 ..4 ,Vklm,,,,i Particulars n 1 " 'ar,o l • e ,:. 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Third Edition, with Cas'es, lIRAC TICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DE _a_ BILITIES, natural and contracted,uf the Gengmtive Organ; of both Sexes ; including lleinarks on Onanism, Se minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleets,Tabes, Dorsalis, Fluor Albus, &c. - y T. M. CATON, • surgeon, late of the United Hospitals of Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. iiighley; 44, fleet-street, London. Where may be had, Caton's Fourth Edition on the Treataicnt and Cure of Asthma and Winter Cough, tice. 3s. • Jtist published, price 2s. ASES of TWO EXTRAORDINARY PO IL/LYPI removed from the NOSE, the one by EXCI , SION with a. NEW INSTRUMENT, the other 1)). IM PROVED FORCEPS; with an Appendix, describing an Improved InstruMent'ior • Use. Fistula in Ann, with•Obser rations on that Disease. ' Illostratedwitha copper-plate. • By THOMAS WHATJXY, Member- al t - ie Royal , College of Surgeons,. London. Printed for 4. Callow, Medical, Booliseller, .10, Crosvn . 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I IOOK rat. rte, Comprising, in addition to the Contents of the First Edi tiOn, Three Maps, and a 4reitt Quantity of fresh original in-, formation, particularly relative to the Trade. and Burning Mountain, of thy Printed far ,Longioan, Thirst, Re.esy o rat e, an d m own, Paternoster-row! and J. 'Alurray, Albemarle-street. Of whom ma , be had, the first Eleven Numbers of p Mono graph of the British Jungermanniaa, by the same Author, price 75.,6d. each. Fifty Copies of the aboVa Tour are printed in royal Bvo. with proof impressions of the Oats, price 11. sHooTtNG. OSEPH 7111E81.J C or No. 60, Hay ma rk et, London, Working (lawmaker, respectfully informs the, N,' t entry, aail the Sporting World in' vlieral, that, afitti ;...r, assitioity; and expense, he boa' at length compiyted, to t, a entire satisfaction of b :rieuds, and of nutwroas fhlitlemen'of ocknowlodked evae-ing' celebrity, 'a GUN-Li:Y..li., and 1 . 5147,F4,1 - 1, Ilion such -correct, mecha.- iiical iu.ttlf , quaticill principles, as will .toast` indisputahly insure this pri.ning t..) be intire. and.dry in any f4rwer, how ev..c of snow, 'rain, or slee t, or even if,'lw cadent, the C with the patont, Lock and' should .be water, the price of vchicln he Toilers himself he foaud moderate;. for all that..l.'firtinick. uls!!cs a fin . ' and Impartial 4411 of an inyentinii utility v. - ith security, and he will chetrf . :7ly abide by the in proof of experitnet::ai and iseientiiic cape and ntherYitoll,..:ii• Gentlemen going abroad, oh the nit t st imprsird . principles. C;FNUICIL NEWBEItY anti SONS, iii St. riturs • Church-yard, Proprietors of Dr. I unes"s and ozher valuable Medi: Ines, ir.tortn the Public, that sine ttw , New Duties; the prices ..kic as follow $ and those who buy six or 'now will have the Stoops gratis'• hut HS tr.,ttlY 112rNons mistake the 'hoUse, they ate cicsircil to otpiave, that, the number'is 41i , foot doors from Cheaisside. 4 f. d. . d. 1 arnes's Powder z g Dalhy'sCarininative t 9 Do. Analeptic fills 4 6 Strong . Tinci .of Writ .4 Ditto Antih.it,olts Pills 2 9 Huxhatn's ditto - 3 0 Dr.Austitt's chalybuate4 • Engliib Col Lee. -a g l)r , Steer's Opodeldoc •s , 9 . F.sse , tice of 4...;01ger , 4. 2 9 D.. COAVLIiOOIIOII - a 6 I n4lish's sChts - Pilis t 16 • Do. Camomile Drops I 9 - 2 96 F.r.scoccot Cottst . wt 3 6 Ipecacoanha Lozenges t t 6 Mr. Spence's Dcntifticc 4 o Dr. Solltl4,lCOS 1 . 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LS, comptnied of the Moat Im.ocent ingredients, have been found of singular etti. .cagy. in nut only strcogthening .the vessels containing '.the Urine, but happily destioOng the petrifying totality Of it, from Which proceed the above Complaints, &c. icinoving the calculi, or gritty e.: , ncretions, .and banishing every per nicious tendency to thoae dbortlers, withOlit CoplMgalettt., A copy of a letter. To Mr. HI CKNIA 4, A potheeittY, St a.-1 believe Hickman's Pills to be the hest Medicine ever known tot curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken the opportunity to recommend them Twollowee and a half • have cured me, SO that I have opt found it necessary to take snore; a nd, although I have suffered greatly froln that dis order, I iii never be afraid cif it when I tan procure so good a remedy. . I am, &c. lientaby, neat Yarmouth, R. FERRIER. Nottotk, lulYt , ig r z• Sold, witolesala a nd retail; at Mr. Bullet's, N 0..;, Cheap. Side, corner Ca V•itc:M4stC... row. London ; Snarl) a. d Bohm, Portsmouth t !ones, Weston , Allnut, and Mallory, Port- , sea ; Hal! mid lohnston, Gosport ; Coleman and lac.b, Sheerness ; t'eck, Ross, and Turner, Holt ; liottland Cook. wOrthy, ,Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, • PlYlllobtli Knott and Lloyd, kkmt Swioney. and Co. Birmingham; Illihriy,e, gthvard6 and Penny, and Latlibury, Liverpool ; Staines anti Lynch, ; Trow map, C xcter Smith, Mandetton, Readhorri, Seutt, and Baxter, fidin. b„, s o i flax tar. a nd 11,1‘17onald, Glasgow ; Bulgeir and ittirry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Lei...e s ter ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham; and retail by. most Country ,Medicirio Venders in liosc.s at as. gd. each, anti 6a. each; T.ll NSF 01i T.- OFFICE • Fehuary 8, 1813. COMATISSIONERS for conducting Ifis MwESTY'S ritiI,NSPORY' S'ERVICECor taking care of Sick, and Irounded 'Seamen; and for the Care and CustOdy of Prisoners of Tretr 3 do h.trehy' give NOtice, Mat the( wilt be ready at this. Office, on beer day, , the .9.Bth of April, IBi 3, to receive seated Tenders, and' treat with such Persons as may be willing to - contract for Supplyi»g hi Viri , COVApO SUGAR, BARLEY,: RICE, SMJO, fica. 4lonths (oilcan, ftont tb' 18th May No Tender will be received after One o'Cloth on the Day .of Treaty, nor any- noticed, unless the Party, or Agent for him,. peraonally. attend. • Each Tender must be accompanied 641 a Letter from two respect - aide ,Persons, engaging . to become btand with the 'Per.; ton tendering, in Me Sum of 300!.' for the due ,performaNce of the Con6i•ert. • • ' Farther Parficalars 'nay be kliown ly applying at ilds , Office. . TRADE AND GOVgRisnIENT OF INDIA. This Day was . In Royal Octavo, price les. boards, • 11" E. -4XPSDIENCV • ALUNTAINET) •of Contianing the System by.wliiih the. Trade and Go vernment of India ure tiow regulated. By BOBERT GRANT - , Esq. London: Printed. for Black, Parry, And . Co. Leadenhall • street ; and Hatchaid, X STILL ' GREATER REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF IANENS. THE inereising •complaints of the wear of littSll LINENS,. owing to the use of Cnemical Acid in the Blenching being so very general, induces the Belfast Li nen Company, thus publicly V> state, tiwt their Linens are whitened without any chemical that the warrant them for durability, and '25 per cent. ch?4per than the ret,il pricks,; and if not approved, the money returned. • One Piece at wha,esale price,' and no Smaller quantity, or any other art icle ! !old. Correct attention paid to Country Orders.: *4* They -tritt that the nth ant.tges accruing to fr the Pub lic, from a conliden ! ..-e in the .:ear of their Lineus_, have horn Cully - :lempbstrOed. by vie i ratr "nag , - they have'for the hot line years expe , •itnced, at t ten only house in Lon don, 50, ttireat Rnssel-street, LilOotusbiny.—Broolti, and O'Keefe, Agents.. , s.. FRENCH PAPERS. DOCUMENTS. [eonclutictl Item our Paper o f Yesterdsf•] Following the Duke De Ilassano's letter ix.- serted in our last are a great number of notes iu the Moniteur, on the different passages in Count Krusetnarek's letter. The only points on which they present any novelty, are those relative to the occupation of the Prussian fortresses' by the French in 1812, and to tbe Prussian offer of me diation in February last. (1) The Convention (of 1803) stipulated no thing concernittg the fortresses of Pillau and Spandau.' Vrance declared (in 1812) that she had need of either Graudeutz or Colberg, and nu thing Vf3s stun concerning other places. The wing desired that these might he passed over in silence 3 but it was agreed that France might ne. copy them, without any formal disposition to that effect being.inticrted it% the Treaty. They would certainly have been named among the excepted plates, if it had been intended to have excepted them. It was in consequFnee of these dispost tions, made, by the two contracting parties, that they have been occupied in concert, and tin der the circumstances stated in, the following extracts i.... (First ltxtract.) LliTTlia TUI COUNT DK ST. WO :MN. " April 4 ~ 181 C.. " I beve , ill conformity with his Majesty's or ders, made known the considerations which moored him to desire the occuption of Spandau. The di 3 Politions have been made, and are entirelyrut in execution. " 'rhe King has not liesiNited for a moment but he was, nevertheless a little hurt, consider ing thi& demand a% mark of remaining snspicioh, which he ardently wishes to e e dissipated. "'There are no more than eighty Prussic) ve terans at Spandau. One French battalion, with a battery of artillery, i 3 in the 'town / and ()Le company of artillery 'in the fortrys: Prussi4n Commandant retriains there." (Second Extract.) LETTIOt FLTOM M. COUNT mAnsmt. " litrlin, April iR t 161C4 " I have the honour to inform your ExCneug, that the arrangements relative to Spandan are ah, ready put in' execution. According to the iiew dispcsitionsi, the gar-4 rison of Spandau ought to be anginented, 'a Ge neral of Brigade•shQuld• be establisb4.4bete, the magazines will serve, to contain the corn and other arti6les appertaining to the French Army. .1 have this 'morning mentioned it to, the Ba.-5 von de Hardenberg, in a conversation that 1 hail , with him. He answered me, that every thing would be done as the Emperor desired. He ways •assures me, that the only pain the King feels, is, lest there should remain any siispiek,hs or donbts• in the Emperor's mindi ut hiS interi tions,,.and of his disposition to make every possi4 Me effort for seconding the views of liis';iuperial and Royal Majesty. - " I answered him, that Le ought tmot to attri bute to suspicion, those. measures at precaution - , which are nevertheless as much for the mtere , t of Pritsja as that of France "that, although his Ma jesty the Emperor has never marched tut from victory to victory, he had never omitted taking - the most in;pute precautioris, men at two'ortoree hundred leagues in his rear.; that nothing' ap peared indifferent to him.; and that he is,"perti.,p,:s the.only m'an to whoau it has been given to o';' • form such great actions, without targetting the least detail of the very smallest nnut4rs. " M. de ilardeiderg then enteit,a into Pt; way of thinking ; and ;Is he is master Of his suil*t, and is.no man of forms, he perceive.l g iit thicalliance, fiat the great'end of sav and "be .concluded by saving, .that ti .it.t there should reinain any mistrust ~a t.,. the Emperor, he' hopes that the . which Prussia will 'prove herself a t;;IcAliU 'Will entirely destroy it. " 'rhe Count de ST. MIL4§AN." (Third '?"tract.) LETTER VT.CYM COUI4T DE SAINT MAIIS,AN. " Berlin, April 29, 1a le'. '' Yesterday evening, I was at the house of the of Reggio, with Count de Hardeitherg, anti M. nithonne, The discourse was about the (litters given concerning Spandau ; and M. The Duke of Reggio convinced the Baron de Harden: - berg, that these measures otizht in no wise, tt) i.:*.to , e King any inquiet nde, nor can,,e Mitt) v) dun ItulYeri:ll - and lloyal . .Maiesty en t . ortilirted any mistrust ; th3t it was such preean dot's 03 thy. Empgruv takes ways and Cl'Cry whert, and that they m. tart; commanded by eirciiht tanceS. Minister'ycrlectly ent6reci into that sense of the Marshal, and aisured him that they were disposed to do every thing for theLbtaicfit of the cinumon cause; not only what had been sties plated, but likewise everything that', might be useful; and that beSides, the : , !ftir of Spandau wits conformable to the strict tc.;,,s of the tut:any, ; because neither Spandawnor ?Wan had been ex cepted, like CAerg, Graudcntz, and.Pntsdam, .byThe stipulation, which says that the whale country between the Elbe, the Oder, the Vistula, and the Nieitien, might be occupied by the French army. " I render an account of these exprastoris of , the Chancellor to your Excellency, that you may ,the better be enabled to judge. of the manner in which this Minister regards the ' position of Pritssia.. (Signed) " Connt de ST; MARSAN." (2.) Prussia was in full negociittion with the enemy when she made the proposal of acting as .a mediator. It was contained in a note addres sed to Count St. Alarm, at Breslau, on the I.llb 'ot! February. It 'is sufficient to remark the date of this document, 'and give the exact expreesions• of the Chancellor of State, to forrit an opinion if the decency and ,goad faith which dictated thii proposition; It has °mired to the t! nothil, !4 cQiiid .more advance the great k than tt trtlC4:, in consequence of the Riwian and Frengh armies should retire to a certain , liqaace, and establish lines of tlemarati(.n le,o, nig an inter mediate country between them. Would ins lilt perial'Aiujesty be disposed to enter inzo such .3n arrengemeut ? Would he consent to give up the guarding of the fortresses of the Oder, and ,she fortress of DantAic to the troop of the and witinbovr his army behind the Elbe, whih r ,',: the Lthipertir Alexander sitynid withAraw cdt hi 3 troops behind the. Vistula ? 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