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\. Atitt Or 1.2 g..., - - NT ; rq. --, j.. ..*. ''t'.... 1 ...---- 0 K . s, i : i , e , "" t;: 1 , 4 : 4 . ?,,,,, , , y. C'0 7 :45)( T tj.l xramtit d2?„l.] MONDAY, AUGUST J 7,. 1812. [PRICE F.),IIKPENCE-ftAirPtiliY. VI C L L & -OFFICE; THE COM iItCSIONEPS, fiar IIICTUAL /NC. His .31-4 JES 7'Y'S .V.. 1 VI! 7 . ./ „rife :Colt e, That Frict„,/, tlue .tith of ksepte:rrihc , they :l: . .'' be wady. to er,ceioe Tisoder.9 iK Trvitin,( 4 - (sealed tp), aae 'treat :for , rich vt:rtntities of .Primp 1R.1.51-1 1;15f.,T Ind VOFIK, to be Gyred in the ensgiag Bea. on te,s i, 4 re.toeet:ve • Aferclift;(tw beaters ?flay tkin c t proper to of t; one thirt!,r7art ;Itere4l! PaCl'tdiu one third p7rt in li.o7res, oxide:lC *AirZ l Part i f ,Tl Barrels; to be delivered :.?to His Ofolesty's ,Stores at Deptford, Portsmoatb,r4,•;r•wthernd gad i.tto the ..4emy Iff„;:taalling Starts in Sol,' f'eaterlite's, la "Tula? Proportions of each description of Cletsks, by the Periodr th4/ermentimied, 4 • 0 .4e-founti r.a-f. o f t3t-wiole by the 2.Stlz rif I , 'ebruory,") tine-inarthPa.-.1 7..47* by I.ie .efprlS, pa,rf, more by i e 31,7 t. el' : r "' the Fe4rti....part by 01;j !j; . fled to be paid f o r Ay ii:s, payable wit 4 Interest, Ninety qiier date. The _Ce.-4:ion,s, of the CoNfract nwy be .teen at Wee ~s'eereta 2 4'm Ofkte, tt tik Qtl.7'<•e , ; or by 1 . 7q7Z1i.v. to J. W. Dan eervi!te, Agcat for tip. Viotnaking-vt cork; to the Collectors • 'PIE? litiajegy's Cm,senaa at Liawriok, _Belfast, .117etery, and Waterford ; and i the P-oatmaster-.U4r.zr#Z at 1)111.lia, re- tacei;;ej. 4V. B. N 4 Tender for C V 1.4 ntity than 2000 Tierces of 'leer, and 2000 Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; nor Icill regard IT had to nay in which the Price shall not, be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not be deli iereclto the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday: The lith of Septssaber next; nor unless the Persott who makes the render, er some Person on his behalf, a;istier tC.itit called for. Each Tender must also he accompanied by a .Letter signed 1 1 two reiponsitZe Persons resident in England, erwaging to 4 e -cone bound with the Party tendering, in the Pgizol Sgwi pf tifteen per Ceni. on Me anzontit, for the 4ue perforntonor of 14 contract. rke antozrnt of tAc preKtble Tuanifit:es of Irish Wcte and 'Pork to be Coistracted for, as *have rnentioned,.may bt4notoot *land nfier the Wet day of next =by ckplyintr atilte k'creittry'o nrcZud4L,r-vir;-.0,F,47.C.4*, "Pg. A, 151. , .2. THE COMMTSSIONEI'?,Sfar lIICTE74-.L His Ar..-LYES77s N.e : e vy do keretiy git , e Notice, That Tuesday, .11!e ist of September Next, the.y zz-Vl. be ref:o 7 y to 4 'rae,,e re:Leers in,;.,riting, (sealed 24, an.l treat 'for to , 44 PPIY (On separate Contr.zds) of what SEA 'PROVISIONS; k::!1 be de/az:teed far !ilt. 3er:ice of his Mal,...tty's k'sseis ;IGree.-nack, ,Leith, Leith, R00e.. 7 5:, aztei ths Frteh of L'eYast, Carrie.kfe7giz.s, Lifire garb ..Vcary, Lim .rl'at?rforg,for 711se4ve 4. 1 . 4- Mcmas wanting shall 6e 6Jaen an either sib Jr 9 tize 144%111 A41. 1 ion of 1.4 z r , ....7,..ectihre_Cor;trar.ts to he paid. An' by P7able with. haercst, Ninety Days after date. ?'he Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Seer,- te *s Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collectors his 'Majesty's Customs at Greenock, Leith, Belfast, and 4 'eterfor3, respectively. No regaid will be had to any Tender in which the Price ill not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be . 1 - le elioered totheßoardlufore One oTiock out& said Tueidny, gie 151 of 'September next, nor unless 'the Person who makes **e.render, or some Person on his 'behalf, attends, to answer 4 en called for. Nor will any Tender that 'contains extra- Stant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to li ce real value upon others, be ,considered as roper to be ad -IP:tfed. .Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signet' i, t rio° responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with 'Party tendering, in .the Penal SIM of 5001. for the due 'ikseformance of each of. lize said Contracts. riCTM-ILL LNG-OFFICE, \ Aug. 14, 1811. VIM COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Hie MAJESTY'S NAVY ado hereby give Notice, That Tuesday the 25th Instant, they will be ,ready to re eet Ten-ders in writing, (seated up) and treat for such istan- Z ie f Prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, cared in-Me last 0 . 4 n, as the respective Merchants and Dealers therein , may 4 proper to offer ; to be delivered within the space of r e Month, or Six Weeks, at furthest, into the Ariny c inching Stores in St. Catherine's; and to be paid for by payable with Interest, Ninety Days•after date. 7 'he Conditions of the Contract ;nay be seen at the Seere- P Y' 4 Office. 4.4 re gard be had to any Tender in:whichthe:Price 1 7 -1, .n0t be inserted, n words at length', or that:shallnot-4e de ' 1-. ` - 'red t o the Board before One o'Clock on the idid. the,2sthinstont, nor 'unless Me Person who tnah es the -e ?der, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to , answer.when it for. • FIRACIA'S ITALIAN OILS. TUE unexampled .guneess " that • STIRACIAn ITALIAN 01 LS have met with for upwards of thintys tVs, in making the Hair grow both thick P 4104,40, H" v " , ting its falling off after illness, (which it will (kith' i; e ,''lY-lour hours) makes it the most fir.hionable'Pomade jr, Ladies - of high rank, for, since vowderis.otit of use, it at's the' Hair,perfealy clean; makes the hardest Hair -as l►r' as silk ; gives it a most beautiful ►natural appearance ; I t :tents it turning grey ; and evedif on the change, .wil,l re at,4l„the Hair to its manual Is° for the E e- brows . "enitemen's hiskers. .1 n • using it tot he forrner,,the t)t . ',test care must be tirken, tne Oils b.iingstieb a promoter Ire 4 t t i le gn)vah of Hair,-that it would spoil a beautiful ,lore: li tt „, r . The Oils are like Wise a certain remedy ..for givingrn lirlate ease in a , Nervous Head-ache . ; ...and will- restore the - ( „ r , on horses knees, and of its natural colour. eve Lathes and Gentleman who purchase i t , 'uove oi4s, will please to - observe, that they are always e-e,3tsi an w dwith the Prowietor's " ~an•.,4 label across the . pot. t , e had 'of the Proprietor, fohnson, NO: 94, - Neti.r: - q,4 j'treet, Oxford. street, and by her' app,ointinent,. - otrft• Viy, ( lt i tWt 42, Cornhill ; Low . , 330, Strand ; antl•lll.ew,,, att u 3 Pur-itreet ; Henclice, Tiebbourne-strect, rnkrst of the princital l'etfumers.in . Town attid svtgpot. To the NOBILTY, GLNTILY, and PUBLIC at large. Lilies and Gentlemen, STAVING contracted witTi G , Jrernrnent for the STATE TOrPERY. (wh;ch will be all drawn the Bth of Next Mcnth) I beg leave most respectfully to recommend the ScheNe : it contains only 10,000 Tickets,--,there are the' usual Number of Capital Prizea --and the.,lowestr Priz - es are .Twentv-twO Pounds eaaloviiicl: is seven Pounds more than Small Prizes in the late Lotteries, yet the Number of 'Prizes are not diminished; and I.have so arranged the Scheme that. a Purcliasileef a Single Ticket may gain Thirty, Forty, or even Fifty Thousand Pounds by a Blank. Tickets and Shares are sailing at my OfticesOuid at every other Lottery Otficy. in Town aril country,, where Schemes, with full rAirtietilurs, may he bad, gratis. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your much obliged !nimble Servant, T. BIS/1, Stoek-BrOker. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross. . SIVF 4 WRIGHT respectfiay recommends the Nr,w-14,NfiLT, LoTTFay. of only 10,000 Tickets/ tt be.Drftwo Sth 51'.:PTEMBER NE.kT, containing 1G0,0001.. in Prizes, and also Eight Extra lienefit.4 ; hy - either .of wkich a. Blank ma 3 - obtain 50,0001. J. S. having dosed his late Concern at No. 11, Holborn, `solicits the public favours at his - Old and Fortunate Offices, NO. 37, Cornhill, 'No. 39, I-Lryroarliet, and :No. Oxford street where the 'first. and LAI: Prize Pacliets'were•Sold one of whidi produced near'2s.o.ool. in addition to a series of ,Ca:pitat Prizes, for many years too well known to 'need repe- NEW PUBLICATIONS. BATTLE OF SALAMANCA. MAVOit's :GAL AND - SPAIN. This Day is published, price 4s. .6d.hoirtis, 4ir Gs. on fine viper, 'eaibellished - with a:cbirect Man, :Fr HE HISTORY of PORTUGAL and SPAIN, from' the earliest Periods to the ptesent-Time. By W. NIAVOII., 1,14.1"5. Vicar of Harley in 'Berkshire., Rector of Stonesfield Chaplain to•the Earl of Moira, &c. &c. 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Ciallillook,l.Tniv3trsnl Preceptor, Eke: tee. - This Work r,2cornmends itself to general adnptioii in - 111 Se -, '.;naries, by the following peculiar features : L It is :7rinted in a laxgty clear-Type. g. It.is ,-cnderect 'o)trvebting by-nuttle.'ouN s. The subjet,matter is. adapted -to the capacity of Chil dren, and is at once eatertainl4g, moral, and itistyl4ive; 4. All the ckiffienit an¢ long words are selected, divided, and printed at!theqieuil. ofeach 4.atsison, in the Inanner of Brown's Testament. Printed for r Lon:iman, Burst, Rees, Clime, and Brown, Pa ternoster-,row, and sold by ‘ all,BoOlviellers and §tationers in tke .United kingdom. iCtf whoua may be hail, lr!„ . the 'Sante Anthor„ The Class-Book, or 365 Lessons, fpr-every Day in the Year, price ss. bound. FllOl4 TAM LONDON GAZETT,G, Avo. Admiralty-Office, August 15, 1812. Bxtraet of a Letter from like-Adtairal : Sir .3iuuts - Saarnarez; Bart.: K. R. &r. to John 'Wilson Crol:er, Elq: . dated board his Majesty's Ship Victory,•in Stu :IL:- gust, 1812. Herewith have the honour to inclose, for.thq information of the Lords Conunissioucrs of the Admiralty,- a letter I have reeeived.from kear- Admiral Martin, dated Riga, thc witting the accovapanying ofiieial giving an account of a spirited attacic. U, - Prince . tion.on a large body of the enemy's cavali-,y, Avnlch were completely- routed, and One thousaild men made prisoners. Extract ola , Letter - from Martin .to -Vice-A 4- mirai Sir dames Sauuiarez, dated at Itigu4_2:,th 'Join 181(2. This instant, on my return from oueiulvancecl post, where) Captain Stewart is statione4 -with a division pf , sun.;boats, 1 have the satisfaction learn -that a cMessenger anived during my ,absence, with -intrelligence!cf -the 44rince -Bagration haring attacked:Davopst's. - cavalry m a . trikist spiritedlrnan ner, the result -of which is made pnblic at 'this, place hy the inclosed official paper. ;'(Translation.) Intelli t genee of the Operations of the Array, which tai been received hdre this clay, 4ated. at . 14'91otolt, :the , 7th (19th) Tn the.first langa,gerne,,,nt Qf -poasequence 'which ,has - takorplace, victbry has declared itself in.fa your of -our ...native country and of . humanity.— :Prince 'Eagra tion , -who was .e.4,4p10y0d • cntiorrof, the; move .rgcnts entrusted to - him, • .-in or- •der to effect-a - junction withthe*St..Willy„ fell in, an laig - marali,with bis.avarit-garde;:with the.-w,hole of the.encoly!.s cavalry. :110,Ity.kian.troops, who :hartliong,lleen,e gertw' hattle;fell..in:npon .and:after the most, resolute ,resistance of Abe ene , myywhich rendered this battle the more conspi ! cuOus,, nine TqglinerAs‘ • . of. the .enemy were COM pletely above-1 . 000 men,. and Upwards of ',5-0 "Staff-and upper affiCp'S', -- .The -difficulties-v• bleb : the_enciny-had .emieav Cured to lay in the way of the , operations 'of the second =ay are ROW: TClllOYed. Notikin-g.. now stands in the.way - to,,preyeut :these twp.arrjlics, with their` united stretigth, frocu.preparbag : f,or. the Warm of theiren.emiesilie. fate with Which every desolating . conqueree had ended, so:far,as..the history' tions bus . taught us. 'I ilisTraise-wcrthrbattle can consider as the pledge for further brilliant :deeds. While' victory 'conduct. our feelings ,in.a.new battle, tbc..victimS of our opponent will 'Aiiuinish their confidence in the fortune of war, as well as their power and inclination -for making resistant,:. Riga, 11,11 (/stlt) July, 1{i1,2,„ ; ildttlir ally , ,A zei . ;trst i Extract of another Letter from • Vice -Admiral Sir Jtlll2es San- - tharez, Bart. anti K. 13: Ac. to John Wilson-Crolieri , t'Ari: • dated on board the 'Victory ; in -- Hawke Road 7.th - Attr*i• . .IS-12. . • , • . - - -•• ' - . • Herewith I transmit a letter I hare this morning received by express from Hilo, tram itcar-Ad 7 miral Martin, dated Riga, the `27th ultimo,, in forming me of the junction or General Barclay de Tolli, Commander i,n Chief of the Russian army, with corps of Wince Bagratiou. Extract of a Letter from Rear-Admiral Martin to Vice-. • Athairal Sir Ja'rues Sauinarez, 'dated at 'Riga, the—.27th 4aiy, 1812 General Bray de Toni, the. Commander in- Chief of the Russian army, has . - annotinco his innotien, by forced inarcht*.s, with' the corps cif Princo Bagration at Witepsk, where the Mrs zenger, who is just arrived, left hiy on the 24th instant. The Emperor Alexander bad Jahns& reached smolenski, probably to stimulate by his presence the natives of that loyal province to exertions suited to the danger which they are thceat. ened. The Emperor's activity and earnestne4s in the proseT:ation of the iiirar, affords an admirable ex ample to his subjects who in Old Russia are de voted to his , The Noblo.s of Moseciw have offered to raise one hundred thousand men at their own expellee, be sides a volunory contlibution of two tnillions of silver rubles; to be at the Emperor's' disposal.. We leam, by the same Messenger,. that 'the Peace with Turkey friatified. August 15, , . • . Copy of aiwther • Letter ffoi4 Vice...Admit - Id Sir Jatnes Sal/- . roarez, Bart. and D. to Joho.:.lVikou Esq. cip.teo •on bOarti the Victory,,.iu Hawke Road, 8i!! . . August, 181'2. inclOse a cony of of the operations of the Russian army, publiAied at ltig4, which I received =yesterday evening from Ilear-Admiral Morris, 'to ' it liad been trans mitted by Rear-Admiral Martin,' in, a merciratlt Vesstl, which you . will please lay 'before Lordships. I am, 84e. :3A (Tra►l3iatib;l.) Intelligence this day reerived of the'Nerationq' of the irz!..ly.: The objects ccf the . battle, which the • ttavv.nce of Prince 15.1.gratign".s army viczoi:ously with tin eilemy, is I.ccui'_ iiis'9c(l. tir,)t ararila3. titWoed Ea - gtation, and now both 4asten.nratv...ll:y to the attack of the .eacmy. • At the same time, the .agreeable intelligence of the final conclusion of peaee with the Ottour.in Porte is received. With litited. force the Russian armies now stand ',opposite the. enemy, whose 'operations:hate hithei to.beeti confined to Nere,nt ing their jui,ctioni•but which objects _they leave been unable to a . ceoutplisli. Their : brethren in anus on the anitibe ) now turn from their conciliatyi opponents .town,rds then, to take part of their (*weds, train the result ot . .whii.h. _Russia has to expect innortalglory, and oppressed Europe the dawn of free4on2. (Signed) tSSEN, LicutAien..iand.Gen. Gott. of Riga. Riga, lat . l) (270) July, .1012:. Admiralty (Vice, Aug. 15, 1812. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John 117ilson .Croker, Esq, letters from , -Captain Sir Home Ponham,.of his Majet , ty's ship Venerable, dated . the '3oth ult. and Ist ,atid. 4th instant; the two former . giving an account of an attack made upon the,town of Santander and the C,a.stle of lino, at the mouth .of its harbour, by a detach •nlent ft of the .)loyal ',laftrines, embarked on bard the squadron 1.;,i-der the orders of Sir Ilome,.in conjunction . with the . Spanish Guerrillas under General Porlier. The castle was taken possession of by ,the Marines, but .the garrison ,of San t;!.riCier having received reinforcements, which gade it much stronger than had been expected, General Porlier was unable to advance upon the •. • place, and the Marines, which had pushed to co-operate in the attack, were obliged to fall back upon the: castle, with some . Captains •Lati,e, of the iqagniticent, and• Sir George .Collier, of . the, S . .urveillante, who •coturaqnded the., detachment; ..were wounded, as also Captain -Noble, of. the IllaThaeS, .who was taken prisoner. . The last letter from Sir Home Popham. states , that on the 3d instant the - Fi-ench e'acuatcd., the - town of Santander of which a detachment of marines from the frigates lyins- in .the harbour . immediately tcok .possession., !twenty. guns,. of ,different sizes, were found in it, with a quantity of ammunition. Admiralty-Oftice, August 15,. 1812. 15ce-Adniiral-Murrav has transinittest to 'John Wilson Croker, Esci. it /etter from Captain ol,hisMaiesty's sloop the 'Leveret, :giving. an ac count-of-his having,- on the 4th in - gtaut; captured the - Fre,noh lugger 'privateer' 'Le -13t'a're, of four guns.-and yt4 fuen, ont tcitiedkyd frodi G-rouingen. EANKIttiPTCIES EN,LISX,p-Ep. James 13rooli, Malton, Yorkshire r groc,:r, from Aug.- £ to; 10, at eleven, sit .London. 0. .IVavv'ue, Jou u-stre.:l, 4:led ford-row,:;i4ii iesex, , vener, Worn Aug. is to Avg. 22, at teii, at Guildhall, London. j. •Ftclies, High Holnorn, Middlesex, haberdasher, from Ang. 1d to Auz. 22, at. ten, at Goildhall,lrondOn. • Cbeapiide, Loudon, _milliner, a n.:l haberdasher, from Aug. 42 to. Oct. 10, at ten, at Guildhall, London. • BANT,II4-ti1.4C132S SUPERSI;DED. A. 2.. Pfeil, YO.shepsgate-street, Le zdou, merchant. H. th . aais,. :.3uate:i.l:-:wad, Starkey, merchant. BANKRUPTS. 3" . .arshall, late of lionaney4treet, saint John, West. carperAterNl4 builder, te surtenor, Atiebst und Scpt ern ter ati, at ten, at; Guildhall .; London: Attort4.7l Mr. Peter, i'd4g•ta - *Q-piace; l'eranle-har. William Shearing, .PoriP r ti.l-lane,- Middlesex, wheelwrigtd, August 22, %, Septehar 26, at ten, at Loudon. Attu:', y:, ..My. Shepherd, Illaftlett's-buildiq,43, ' James. wine int-rOttiit, August 1.13y2.9, £6, at 4.l , velme , at Lorulon., Attorney, Mr. Hiadulau, Dyer's eolri ti, Dey;•Liit-mi Bedfords'aire, tailor, hugtist 22, 29; awl. September 26, at tieten, at. • .Stria ),11:1 kb.:ol*clitekt. .• Anti Leal), Fahnnuth, shopkeeper, Angiist 10, 29, and SF;I... temhei 26, at ten, at Childlimal, Mr. Sliepherd, 1 4 01430ru, London, cr N. 'l'. l'residden,.Falutoutb. • ' • Thomas lirotizne and Joseph Forrester, of ,Sayage-garderia„ )rine-merchants, August/2, 29, and SePteViber 26, at top at Guildhall,' London. Attorney, I\-11.. Fenchufeb.:street. . . Matthew Gomersoll, Morley, Yorkshire, clothier, 4ut4u.i.t. 271a11;16, , e,4,• at Mrsf Grea.v.;'S 'Hotel; 9:6, at Three Legs Inn, Leeds; and Sept. at eleveu,-at ,the Three Legs Inn, I.cuds. 41.ttornies, Mr. Fred. Withauk Oates, Leeds; and :‘ , lr. Chas. Wilson, Grtville'-itreel, /164 , to:i-g . arden: • John Wilkinson, Dayrntry, Northamptonshire, linen-draper, September, t), at six, 10, and 26, at eteyen, at the V.l.,eat Sheaf, Inn, Daventry. Attornies, Diessr i s. LOdiniton a•id Temple ; and Mr. Wardle, Daveutry. . • • ' Rieherd Loueb, Jubilee-place, Chelsea, titaber•-nlt2rClla7iti • August le, 25, September 26, ;31 ten, at Guildhall, Limuou. Attorney, Mr. Reed, Union,:ti•eel, Jhbn Itt'adshaw, Phrtsea,;;lopselier, - • Augubc ,e 6; at. twelve, Septenihtir 26, at one, , at -tilt; I [S:VOrL.,T. rtsip.utn4., • Hellyer,.Paper-13niltliugs, 'l:euip,t, or Mr. Portiea. -Catherity! Solomon, Falittouth, Cornwall, merchant, August Is, and Septexither 20, at ten, tit Li'atiuta. - Attortties, Messrs.Swetit and Stokes, Dasiughall-street. Thomas Hearn, of Clements-Nile; merchant, A.lgitit'4, and Septeynber 5, at ten, at Guildhall; LOntloa.. Attorney,' My. Nina, Throgmortim-strect. Samuel ..`,4lirtglts, of Frome Seiwood, Somerset, clothier, An g,i 27, 28, acid o.pteinber 2.6, at eleven, at theGeurge I%.ouitt Selwotid. Attornies; Mr. Gilbert Itutton, •Frount Setwoud, Sonierset, :a Messrs. W. Etna h. 1.1att96- . garden, Lo.mlon. Toontas . Seditwta, Clement's-lane,int - rauot, August a0A . 5,.V . .! , 2:1the.i 5, at ten, at Guidhall, I:untlat.• . . Ni.i.%lSi . nd, Throginu.rton-stkeet. - ..' - V,' iliiam Howard, Wcx.d,Lril,.Northiunptap, LriclinAker, $(..,k -ter!ibcr 19, ,it six, ti, and at devviL at the, Sprat..a Vi" . l.e. Inn, in- tugbyi-Way.vi,Aisiiite.. Aittorn,r3s; Nie,sr... Caviales anii Youngo3ity's-Inn, Luniton ; :qui Mr. I.farlis, ' l lg l .?`. • I.,ondon, beaker, AuF,ust 22, t 2:); aria Septerob'er` 26, at eles , 3l, at Loncloti. : hlyt.ouney, Mr..ol4.hain, Earl-trket,. J3.lacklriars. . Jolra liertfordshire, brasier, and September 2(, at ve, at 'Guildhall, D.,ndo.n. Old ',TA:4 * Q - , London. ,Plymouth, ,flour-Intrchant, ptenlher 26, at twelve, at the :CLIO Itocnt-r 3 ., P.tessrs. Scillt..ua and Darke,i No. , ees , street, I fords-row, - Lo nd d, 47: r.oz n, • I'l•ntatii duck. ' Wiy k if.tin Ncrth, rt. Pp.ncras, 2V, and 'F;r•pterAbcr at 'at AA:Lori:el - , Air. Pettson, • BiltaLer, Nl:c.) , ..litst.tr. dealer, Septeal'...e,r 3, and u. : Attu:air - 4, Niaail,6ster, - •as I\le3.irs. Lcug(till ana. Beckett, Gray's Load° ll. [Dividends, &e. To-inorrow.] DECIARATION. The Trop.ty of Amity, Navigation, and Com meree, co!1:.-,luded at St. Petershurgh, :the lfith (27th) of December, 1798, drawing ,near As ter mioatim-i, the two High Contracting Parties have agreed to continue it till the sth (Mt) June, 1815, and to „occupy themsel - Fe.Li immediately with the stipulations ,of r o ,new Treaty, ;which . may fi7: in a ,permanent manner, and consolidate, the di reCa TelKtioio,of commerce bet , ,veen thcii stibjectF., possessions, and respective states, on nevi ba3e.... indicated by the interest of the two ,Powers, by the changes" effected in the commerciA of the POrtuguese.colonies. In : consequence, his - .Royal Highness the Prince Regent of Portugal, and his Majesty the,-Empefor of all.the R.wins, engage and reciprocally pro mise.to execute, obsen'e, and,accomplish in all their points, the stipulations of the Treaty of Commerce of the loth (27th) of December, 1798, as if -they were herein inserted word for word, with the exception of the following .alteration made in the 6th ArticicOfthe said Treaty. In consequence of-the duties established by .the last Tarif on wines :imported into Russia : it has been agreed, after the proportion of those fixed by the preceding Tarif, tlurt the wines of t4e (rowili. of Portugal, of the Madeira Islands, and of the Azores, which, by virtue of the 6th Article of the.:said Treaty, paid: oulyfour roubles and:fifty copecks as ,entrance dqty,per .hogsbead, or oxbott aneres, shall pay tweiity.ronbles per h % sg;- betof o:;:hofft, pending the duration of the i tprq. sent :rca!igeinerit .but if, before its expiration, the c;:tr,:ince-dnty on wines shall be modified in . Lyour of any tio,tion whatsoever, those of Porti.i 7 - "adri , ,,, .an c t the ...kzores„,shail enjoy. is adv in the proporticli ofthree-fourths less duii or elgtoM,..conforrnably to the dispositions of the, 6th „Article of the Treaty of Commerce, and thnso mentioned below ; it beinc , clearly Un derrioad,,that the said : Wipes Cannot have a riglit to ~ ;ueli„4ll-.advantage, except they shall he im norted in Portuguese -or Btssian vessels, and 6at the origin and. prnpe,Tty,p.tliem shall he stated in the certificates require:a y' the :above-mentioned Artiele,of thesaid 'Treaty. This arrangement shah subsist and be obliga tcry during ,the term above stated.; .and,tlie .prc seat Act shall take effect fro the date :Of. the, day . .- m .or Its signature 5 the undersigned.promising and anaranteeing . in theinaine of 'their reszeetive SO vereigris, the „full and entire .execution ,QI every th . which is therein stipulated. • . . • • n:eonfidence Of. which, the. undersigned, being duly authorised for that purpose, have tie present beclaration, :and have tbereuntc , afifxed the seal of then. arms. D6ll7'll'l jiE Go':EIEFF (L. 8.) LE COMTF, ALEXADIF. 50i.7.717r.Q.Pi (L.s.) OA6 PAUL"O BEZERRA St. Peten;burgti, the 2Yth May (IMh of jmn).l3le. This is a true copy o; the or:zinal. J. P. Br..ziltit.a.