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. • , • f . Sei )-' 4)IP. - 18.P,TC1 . ....- . IST / 7 . • , . e IT, ,4-e:i, - ..„---,„„i o , 4, • ~,, ....„ r c.. .. a ' "---,---: ;) ' P ',lo . ',,.:Atil ----....„--,--_,' . I-• . .: i - - 1 ~ .., 1 0%,j, 0 : _-_-- t .. ..*.' Ai ;,-.,•:,,- - . c ,, i ~,,,, • , 4.N...... , , , :,--- ~, .. \ ..,. - ----,-. A, , :_'?•: ' , - , 1 110$ " • ? ...-.0,..... 0 . _ , L r; ri • I . 1 xumBER 6173.] MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1812 [PitICU ritxrENcri-HALFTENNT, . • ... MR. WEST'S PICTURE OF " CHANT HEALING THE SICK IN THE TEMPLE." THE Subscriptionsfor the Print Of this Picture continue to be received at tbe BRITISH GALLERY, where the Picture will be exhibited till the latter end, of Joli'. tie present price of the Prints to Subscribers is Five Guineas Z i th. A deposit of half, the price to he paid on subscribing, d the remainder on the delivery of the Impressions. 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E►3TATE FGR, SALE. • HEREFORDSIIIRE.--FREFT - IDLD PREMISES, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, - . By Mr. JOHN BROWN'S, . At the RFD LION Inn, in the Bortingli of LEONIINSTER, on Friday, ad, Day of July next, • In - the following Lots, • . :!: in ,such other Lots, as shall be agreed on at the time of k' ale; subject to such Conditions 4.s . shall ht then picduced 4 Lot I. LI/ that newly ere etecIDWiLLLING -HOUSE, trie s b totn i ar , -.iii g two eAcellent t ,vo Pan od INiry, Ale and Wink. Cellar:, Seveo neat togetho with Coach-house, C i ranatv, two Cow-honses Baru, Cyder Mill, Fold-yard, Garden, wd Orchard adjoining. A. R. P. C°4+ b -amino . Admeasurement, 1 1 6 r- - near r old-yard, (first quatity) Arable • 7 2 22 .41.14 3 Craft 1N1ead0w,.. , ....1) ,, Wiest Meadow, adjoining Da.. Meadow, corner D 0... 9 0 29 31 0 ^5 • , 11 N . B. The above Pre m ises are pleasantly - situated at LAW v, in the Pa r i s h o f KINGSLAND,, adjoining the Turn ike-road, leading from Leominster to Kington, diStant front ' -e o.roinster i,foresaid, only three miles, and new in the occu 'l3M3h of a Gentleman the Proprietor thereof; are well adapt ed for th e res i dence of a genteel Family. , The River Arrow, much admired for its Tront and Grayling, l't•tis near the Lands. There are several packs. of x and %. ,ttre-hounds kept i the neighbourhood, which abounds with a 4 ne of every desciption,. • Lot 11. . . . A. R. P. 4 PARCEL of LAND, in LAWTON PIELD, a' irs luiall distance from Lot 1., ti .. ..0 2 13 " 0 . iu the same. Field ' . ' 0 1 21 ,0 3 34 , Lot 111. A. ,It. P. t°II`I ASH ORCHARD, the Apple and Pear Trees • ilow in their prime .O 4 2 - - Ah 4 Person on the spot will spew the Premises, and for fur, A . particulars apply : (if bi leper post-paid) _to the Auc otteer, at Leominster ;or to MY. WiIITWELL state Agent, South Sea Chambers., Threaclaeedle-Street, London. jp• I he purchaser may have possession, with the Furniture' and tares, any time. TO THE AFFLICTED WITH NERVOUS ORI RS. TAE CORDIAL BALM OF QUITO. VOTITER PROOF of the Efficacy of this tor tn.;st excell in Medicine s which is an infallible Curt an Nervous Oior , '-rs. To Mr. Withers, Cheinist Strand, London. 'MY wife was afiliaed with a:severe'Nervous Fever, attend ."' with a violent f eating of the heart,: lowness of spirits, ;14Areadful sick-head-ach, which reduced her so much that b-eame unable to speak or walk for several weeks; and t41 , c , 1(11 .(1 frequently faint,and remain in that slate for a consider, , tv "? time; tog:”...her with a swelling in the neck, during ta l i "eh time I hat', the advice and attendance of several Medi- Men, who, after trying every inearivin their power, gave her over as incurable, and I expelled every hour would have ze en her l ast , when I fortenately'saw your. Balm of Quito ' v errised in the Glasgow Courier, and as the last resource, h s re stthiPti she should sake trial of it, and -therefore - bought -r nall bottle of Messts Baxter and Co.-and gave it accord t4t to the direttions, and, astonishing to relate, betdre she had 14 en the wtio.e of the bottle, I perceived a wonderful change bttei, and by .her taking three more ottles, two and-one half guinea one, slit. recov..frect her b s peecii, and A fo , s ,hle to go about as usual -; and 1 have no doubt but that more bottles will restore her to her., former state of edlth. °t Y ou a re at lib erty to pu bli s h t4is.letter for the benefit of ers ) and 1 am, Sir, Your obliged humble servant, . MURDOCK M"DONALD. p"t" ,4l v, march 30,18 :1?. ti ts S • Further particulars may be know by application to Baxter and Co. Glasgow. 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FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS relative ta Facts anti In ferences, in Goldsin4h's' History of England, designed to fa miliarizeyoung Persons with the HistOrynf their own Coon 4ry, by the.ReV. 1 s. •' VICTUALLING-OFFICE, :Tune 9, 1812. rirlHE CO2II/SSTOS ERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice; That on. 7rucsday, the 2,3 d instant, they zvidl be ready to r i e- , cc-ive. Tenders 61 writing,l• (sealed WA) and treat for Eight Hundred Chaldrons of pars TANFIELD MOOR,' WINDSOR'S PONTOP, pr SIMPSON'S PONTOP •COILS, Oita pay) in entire. cargoes; .to be delivered, one Half thereof in Two Months s and the other half by the' end of October nest, into'His Majesty's L - ictualling-Storesat Deptford; for One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RtIM, to be,delirered, Duty free, from Trarehouies in which the same shall bare 'been bonded, one half thereof in One MGietir, and the otter hay in One Month afterwards,' into His ~.lifafrsty's. 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Printed for Longmatb Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, F. C. and J. Riciogtou, um.] J. Hamllton, London; J. Ballan tyne 'and Co. Edinburgh ; p.nd M. Keene, Dublin. ' .. .... „ " Difficult as many. of the subjects arc which are discussed in the discourses of which we have given th 4; hasty sketch, if we are not greatly deceived, eve,' ordinany,readers (moderate ly conversant with the , 4ible', and with the.theory and prac tice of their religion) may deriVe nforentivantag:, from them than front airy volumes of _sermons which have issued from the press for the last fifty years."—Edinbnrgh Review, No. 34, p. 479. " It is in the. department, of theology that the name of, Horsiey will stand lugheSt with posterity.--,The contents of _the volumes before us, taken as a whole,. cannot be deemed unworthy the talents or established name of the author."—. Quarterly Review, No. a. p.. 400. 1. " We have indeed no hesitation 'whatever to say, that no such • Sermons have issued-from the British press since the commencement of . our critical labours."-- 7 Briti#4 Crinc r july, p.'411. • • LISBON, JUNE 9, six ocLock, r. be-. lieved here that Lord Wellington has marched with • the utmost secrecy. and speed towards Salamanca, and possessed hiinself of that place. The enemy a short time since strengthened jts fOrtificationi,, and built several small forts, but they were de3pi-s Cable works, both on Recount of their being ilia constructed;and because they were commanded by several heights. It is certain that they were apprehensive of ,attack, since Marti - tont had taken the precaution to remove his head-quarters from thence., If this rumour be true, and I -trust it will he confirmed, this coup-de-main of Lord Welling ton's will excel that of General Hill's ; since, in addition to the capture of the plaCe--the provineei of Asturias and Gallicia ' will be freed- from - the enemy—Bonnet, and other corps, endangered —a system of operations combined with the patriots,-. and Martnont, whose quarters and positions be in haArd, reduced to the necessity of ordering Soult to evacuate Andalusia. An immense quantity of biscuits was a few days since sent from hence by the Commissary to the Northward. Our sick and wounded have been ordered to be, removed to this city from Elvin tsiaA Baliajoz. LISBON, Ju B B.—According to letters from Beira, received by the Courier of yesterday, our troops, have entered Salamanca ; one from Coitn bray says, the French a b an d one d t,: after plunder flg- ar:d settiult - fire 'to many of the another from Cea does not mention these parti culars, but simply says, that our troops have en tered that city, and have their. advanced posts far beyond it. Without vouching for these circum, stances, what appears certain is, that we are rmts .ter4 of Salamanca. VfCH, My 2.--All ' the Catalonian army is collected here ; it consists of twenty-five thousand men, and is sunposed to have some important ob ject in view. ALGESIRAS, MAY' 25.—This morning all the di visions belonging to General Bailesteros's army plit themselves in motion, taking the direction of Veuda de Gualqueaido. The enemy have collect ed sixteen hundred cavalry and four thousand in fantry between Villa Martin and Bornos. ; Soult is withdrawing all the provisions and stores from Seville, leaving only the civic troops, with a few Frenchmen iu the Cartuxa. It is rumoured that Soult intends returning by the Seronia de Ronda. They write from Alicant, 'under date of the lfrith of May, that Mina had lately destroyed 600 French. HEAD -QUARTERS, MURCIA, MAY 22.--► This ar my has..zgain retired, upon the approximation of the enemy, who entered Velez Rubeo. On the 25th of April, the- van-guard of an enemy's co lumn of four thousand mar appeared- before, tb. fortress of Alicant, Don Philip Rache marched out to receive them. The enemy's loss on this occasion consisted of 200 men in killed and wounded. At seven in the morning of -the 26th, the French retired, pursued by parties of Spanish horse. , LT;ON', JUNE s. —We shall sboitly have the satisfaction bf annotincing_a new collection of lau rels having been gained by the combined armies. According to the Corunna and St. Jago Gazettes to the 29th . of May, it is indubitable that the French., commanded by Bonnet, entered Grao Seven' in the morning of the 18th of May, and -edo on the 19th , It appears the entrance of the enemy was not so sudden as not to allow the habitants time to conceal their valuables. The enemy -nevertheless did•not advance to Gijon, or Avilis. • - • Off the 20th, Mendizabel and Porlier were in Potes, from whence they marched to form a junction with karci,. a, who had r, t r !(1 in good order in an eastern direction. 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