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\.\!, pat xO2, tniD - int 61:17.] _ - - SI R• WEST'S PICTURE OF " CITIPST SICK El THE TEMPLE." THE Subscriptions for the Print of this Picture continue to be received at the BRITISH GALLERY; Vlffre the Picture,will Le .exhibited till Saturday next, the 211 °f - The - present ore of tie Prints to Subscribers b _ o'c Guineas each. 4 neposit of the orice to be paid and t! , e -ender on the delivery of the - " Persons residing in the Country, and wishing to sub khre')e, may transiplt 31. per past to Green, the Keeper of Ittst , "Gallery, Pall-Mall, London, for which a receipt alt be immediately returned. PATENT ROASTED covrEt, • SCHICK and Co. beg -leave to inform the-Pub ten lc lc that they h ave o btain e d His Majesty's Letters Pa fCOFFEE, and that a new and improvedhave opened or proeeed a ss- Warebouse, of ito,ksrr ,,, ~ Gracechurch,street; opposite. Fenchurch-street,:.and ')iwliere else in London, for the sale of Coffee thus roasted. Y t his new method of roasting, the essential oil, -oa which Le natural virtues of the Coffee depend, is not evaporated as Vile old mode, but completely preserved, the flavour im , and the nutritive quality greatly increased, rendering to`!T:ost delicious and salutary beverage, and lunch superior t hCoffee reamed in the common manner. `e!'" old method of roasting reduces Coffee neatly to a cin 7aporates its es:lential,oll and' most nutritive parts, and It bn l "' and Co. only beg:leave to recommend the Patent I , l :ted Coff ee upon a comparison with Coffee roasted in the b wlich its superiority is hest manifested. sort Sthick tia. - e fur sale West India Coffees of various a 3 also the best Mocha, Bourbon, and Java , . at reason . 't prices, patent roasted ; and they likewise offer for sale ;e Articles useful and requisite for Preparing Coffee With k,: t redtesi facility and in the best Manner, according to -di e, °ns which are distributed gratis.. 41 , ountry Orders attended to with punctuality, and proper ° '"ance made to Dealers who undertake to sell the Patent ""st.ad Coffee. ESEA TES FOR SALE. PILLEHOLD MANORS AND ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WILLIAM WYLEY, At —e 4- '4.and CASTLE,- Inn, in the Town cf BRIDGE NORTH, in County of Salop, Qn —4r4.1, e-Y, the 31st Day of July next, between the Hours of Three and Five o'Clock, the following Lots, or tuch others.as may be agreed upon. P•rld subject to Conditions of Sale to be then produced. . • LOT I. HE MANORS'or .LORDSHIPS of MARSH, otherwise MUCH CHELMARSH and 14 - ; 1- ELMARSH: NETHER COURT, - in the County of Salop, vil h the Courts Baron, Chief Rents, valuable Heriots, Prt eges and Immunities-thereto belonging. v,( n iso all that capital firick and, Tiled k w I`,IESSUAG erected k /in a. few years past, and in coinpleat repair, ith the wi„7 l 3, Stabling, and other suitable Out-buildings, and sundry r`e , or parcels of very excellent Arable, Meadow, and Ind -start Land theret'o belon , ging, containing.' by adineasure 14ft,t,' .1 0 A. it. and_ 28 P. (more or less),. situate at Chel and in the possession of Mr. Bal;er. k,`,"'D SEVEN COTTAGES, with the Gardens, Lands, and. 14:,ITtenances thereto beloning, situate at or near Chel -411-"11 Comtrionnow let on Leases for three lives each,' at ir lth ,annial etserved-Reas, amounting in the..whole.to pv.sessiotis of Benjamin Eleock, Mary Wall, ` , "(1.1)a1t,, v - John Head,. Thomas Guest, olma lihtfiley, T hualakiV: -d 4,11. LOT 11. t A stnall neat DWELLING HOUSE, with the garden and e ' urtenanes thereto belonging containing I It. 20 I'. in e Possessi o n of Mr. William. Jordan. LOT 111. ' auc ' 11 "-SSUAGE and DWELLLNG-HOUSE with the Garden A Ppurtenances thereto beloughig,"in the possession of is Horton. LOT IV. MESSUAGE, BUILDINGS, and several Parcels of `‘ TI LE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, lying below iamarsh Common, containing, b - y admeasureinent, 48 A. • (more or less), in the possession of the said Mr. Baker. LOT V. 11 1 ,,,InECE of very rich MEADOW LAND, called Moore cOntaining 7 A. 3 R. 34 P. (more or less), in tiie pus `loO of Mr. Baker. LOT VI. • 4, 1 N IESSUAGE, DWELLING-HOUSE, BUILDING, and thereto belonging, situate at Choreley in the Parish Stoddesdea in the saCount, containin g by atlineasure eltt 4 4 1. 2R. (more ogles). in y the holding of Jordan. LOT VII. )41 DWELLING-HOUSE, BLACVNIITR'S SHOP, and 311 )0W adjoining, in the. holding of , , con iltrig 2 A. I R. 20 P. (More or less). LOT VIII. • c,i,,cIIARCEL of AND, at.. Choreley, called the FIELD, — Laning about I R . , LOT IX. t a A. PARCEL of LA N D, a Choreley, called GIG PIT, con -4.114g about 2 A. LOT X. n j ) .-IRCEL o f LAND, ca ll e d the LOWER GROUND ring, by adrneasurement, 16 A. 2 R. _ The last three Parcels are in the possession of the said 4"--- Jordan. T he Nlanors abound with Game, and extend over upwards Of XOO Acres of Land. ,Chelzharsh Common is a valuable Pe, containing about 150 Acres, of which the Lord will be n ' t ied to a considerable.allotment on inclosure. There ace V e i ns o f C oa l un d er t h e E state, w hi c h h ave b een .(nlied without an Engine ; and it is belieVed there are• Veins *der th e Waste. The Heriots are valuable, being the best st of th e T enant dy i ng se i ze d . The Timber and the Sap nn the different Lots to be taken by .the Purchasers at a au ation. .g he Premisesare.distant only Miles frorn Bridgenortit, %, ( ;:,° 4l Ilewdley, to from Kidderminster, and 16 from,Wol i ' l anipton, all goodo Market Towns,. and •Po,..sessien may be ' a ` j at Lul d d .t, v- a) . Further Vartieulars apply toldr. VtcpEns, Cranmere ; ci i e t s "'s• IL and W. Ltovn, Solicitors, Ludlow; or J. A. Fohr Ashes, near Enville. u , idlovir June, lBl2 26th . A. REUMATISAIS; PALSIES, and GOUTY AF E EC'l lONS, with their usual concomitants, 1. ; 4 ,.; 1 1. or flying Pains; Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene ebility (originating in whatever source), are relieved m r ,requently cured by WHI'EEHEAD'S ESSENCE of "TA R 0 L LS. after every other means had failed. ;11'),The FLUID ESSENCEain of 'MUSTAie RD ( with the ain th ose comply where rcessarv) is used perhaps the adive,.penetrating, and etEedual-remedy in the world, -.lera Curing the severest SP RAI NS and BR UIST.S, in les s than half the time usually taken by Opodeldoc, Argue inTade, or an y A other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if used bl a nl l 4 i , itelk.atter any accident, it prevents the part turning (a W HITEHEAD'S FA-MILY CERA'EE isequallyeffi tions for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore legs, Scorbutic " P t thns, Blotches, Pimples, Ring . works, Shingles, atre.,kings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sole every Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of .;',rY description. 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Confectionary, adapted to the risible Muscles, and d esi g ned to. dispel Care, . purge Melancholy, cure the• Spleen, and raise the drooping Spirits in these gloomy Times. London : P r inted for Thomas Tegg 111, Cheapside, and may be procured of any Bookseller or Newsman. in the Kingdom. Where may be had, price Gs. The Spirit of English Wit for 1812-13, a Cvinpanion tothe above. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 18. Admiralty Office, July 18, 181. Copy of h Letter from Vice-Admiral Sir James Saumarez, Bart. and R. B. to' John 'Wilson Crolter, Esq. dated on board his Majesty's Ship Victory, Ringo Sound - , July 8, 1812. SIR, • I have the highest satisfaction in transmitting to you, to be laid before the Lords Commission ers of the Admiralty, the inclosed letter which I have this day received from Captain Stewart, of his Majesty's ship Dictator, detailing the parti culars of a most gallant exploit performed by him and the two sloops and the guh-brig named in the margin *, upon the Danish frigate Nayaden, three large sloops of War, and numerous gun -boats., within the rocks of M4rdoe, on the coast of,Nor way, supported by batteries on the shore ; in which the enemy's .frigate has been totally de stroyed, and the sloops of war completely dis abled, besides several of the gun-boats sunk. It is impossible tor me• to express in an ade-. ciliate manner the undaunted spirit displayed by C4ptain Stew 4-t, :Ind, all /.: 1 ;e• ?NI Men r.n-, der his orders, in this arduous enterprise, which I am assured will be duly appreciated by their Lordships. Captain Stewart speaks. in the strongest terms of the gallantry and real of Capt. Robilliard, of the Podargus, and Captain Weir, of the Calypso, and Lieut. Thomas. England, commanding the Flamer gun-brig ; also " of - Lieutenant William Buchanan, First of the Dictator. • Herewith i also transmitted,' the list Of the enemy's force, with the returns of the killed s and wounded on board liisMajesty's ships. I have the honour to 'be, &c. • (Signed) JAMES SAIJMAREZ. SIR, His Majesty's Ship Dictator, in the Sleeve, July 7, 1812.. . 1 have the honour to inforjn you, that yester aay evening, being off Mardoe with the brigs .named in the margin -I-, the mast-heads ?f.the ene my's squadron were seen over the rocks ; and . Captain Robilliard, of the Podacgus, in the. most handsome manner. volunteered to lead the squa dron in to attack them, he having a man onboard 'acquainted with the place; and as. neither the masters or the pilots of either of the ship's eon': ceived.themselves equal to the charge, I did not heSitate . to accept his kind offer, well knOwing that the British 'flag would, meet with nothing bUt honour in such hands. In the entrance of the passage the Podargus un fortunately took the ground ; by which circum stance I was deprived of the valtiable and gallant services of her Coinniander during the remainder of the day, and was, in consequence, obliged to leave the Flamer to her assistance ; but in Capt. `Weir, of the Calypso, ,I found . every 'thing that could be wished which, in a great measure, made up for the loss which I had sustained in the Podargus anal 'Flamer. By this tithe, half-past seven P.M. we •had arrived within one.--nile of the enemy, who were running inside the rocks under .a press of sail ; the Calypso, which had: also grounded for a - short time, was now leading us through. the passage, and both she and ourselves engaged with the squadron and numerous gun boats. However at half-past nine, I had the sa tisfaction, after sailing twelve miles through a . passage,. in some - places scarcely wide - enough to admit of our studding sail booms being out, of running the • Dictator's bow upon the land-with her broadside towards the enemy (within hail) as per margin 1., who were anchored with springs - ou . their cables, close together, and supported by gun boats, in the small creek of Lyngoe, the Calypso most nobly following us up. In half an hour the ffigate was literally battered to atoms, and the flames bursting forth from her hatchways ; the b,:igs had also struck; and most, of the gun-boats were ccmtpletely beaten, and, some sunk. The action had scarcely ceased, and * Podargus, Calypso, Flamer, gun-brig. t Podargus, Calypso, Flamer, giau-brig. Nayadca, Laalaad, Sarusoe, 4•4 .44-1? -4„• • - i r - 4 4i _!,_ . 4.t1:9L.; , i FPIII"C'E SIXPENCE-TIALFPEN. F 1,7 .111.1.111731:Ai5f, , 1,R.V.340 , 75.1i10. the Ship afloat, than we found ourselves 'gain at"- tacked by the gun-boats which had retreated - Seeing' the fate of their squadron, and were again collecting from all quarters ; but Captain Weir, of the Calypso, having' taken - a West -advantage ous poSition, engaged them with the greatest gal lantry and effect 5 indeed I. am at a loss how le express my approbation of the priiMpt exertion LI:: `this gallant and meritorious officer. , .The-L'odar , rus and Flamer•in the mean time were Nvallt4ly engaged with numerous batteries and gun boats;Ath brigs bci:w aground ; but by the un common exertion<cudextreme gallantry of Cap tain Robilliard, and i the officers and crews of the brigs, 'they at last glut afloat very much cut up _on this occasion Lieut. England particularly dis tinguished himself. At three A.M. having got the Dictator, Calypso, and prize brigs in the fair - way, we ateempted to get out through the passages, when we were as sailed by a division of gun-boats from .behind the rocks, so situated that not a gun could be brought to bear on them from either vessel 5, in this tuation both. prize brigs grounded, and notwith standing every exertion on the part of Lieutenant James Wilkie of this ship, in the Lualandy who had extinguiShed a fire on board her which vr - as burning with, great fury, and Lieutenant Hooper, of the Calypso, in . the Kiel, we had to abandon them complete Wrecks, humanity forbidding our setting them On fire, ouripg to the number of wounded men they had on board. I cannot conclude this letter without mention ing in terms of 'praise Mr. William Buchanan, the First Lieutenant of this ship, a most gallant and excellent officer.' From the nature of the attack, I have been ob._ lilted to lengthen.my report; probably more thftrt the service performed justifies, but in that case, trust you will oily attribute it to my,anxiety to endeavcur to do justice to a set - of officers and men who, Lain sure, have done their duty to ad miration. The conduct of every individual on board his Majesty's ship I have the honour to command, has been highly meritorious, and I cannot omit -to add the names of Lieutenants Duell, Dutton, and Edwards, Captain Triscott, - Lieutenant ' James Baker, and Lieutenant F. IVl‘7".;amara, of the Royal Mari nes, Mr. R.. West, the Master, and Mi. John Luckomlee, the Purser; The skilful attention of Mr. Hay, the Surgeon, to our own - men as well as our enemies, has been . beyond - all praise, and he speaks in the highest terms of Mr. Sanderson, his _Assistant. Captains Robilliard and Weir, mention the con duet of all their officers and men to have been such as characterize Britons on such occasions, and 'I ath sure 1 can with great justice „add my tribute of applause. Enclosed I have the honour to transmit a list of the killed, &c. although I. cannot help de- oioring the loss of so many brave men, is inuch less than could be reasonably emmcted.— The Danes acknowledge to' have lost about .i 131.) killed and wounded ; I rather suspect five. . Our ships have suffered extremely in their hulls, masts, and rigging. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) • J. P. STEWART, Captain. To Sir Sallies Sa.uniarez ' Bart. and Vice-Admiral and Commander in' Chief, &c. . Statement of the EneMy's Porce. Nyaden, of 38 guns, mounting 50, long-twenty-four-pounclets on the main-detk, and 320 men. Laaland, of 20 guns, long eighteen pounders, and 125 men. Samsoe, of 18 guns, long eighteen-pounders, and 125 men. Kiel, of 18 guns, long eighteen pounders, and 125 men. • Twenty-five gun-boats,. tarrying each 2' long eighteen cr tweiaty-four-pounders, and from 50 to tiO men:. Return of Killed, Wounded, and Missing, on - boar; his Mii- Majesty's ships,Dictator, Podargus, Calypso, and Flaws:. Dictator-5 killed, 16 severely,. 8 slightly wounded. Podargus-4 severely, 5 slightly wounded. Calypso-3 killed ; 1 severely wounded ; 2 missing. Flamer-1 killed ; kseverely wounded. Total-9 killed ;2 i severely, 13 slighly wounded ; 2 missing'. J,.P. STEW ART ; Captain. List of .Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's khip Dic tator, 7th July, 1812.. Killed—Thomas Barnes, Christopher Lewis, and John Sulli van, seamen; Abraham Ladd, marine; William Rolf, boy. Wounded--John Merick, seatnan, danserously ,• J.Lloyd, and W. Rogers, private marines, severely ; John Goodheve, Jus. Bull, Samuel Davis, John Dixon, Francis Emanuel, James Kendal, Jatnes Chandler, Richard Sanders, James Black • (Ist), Mort Hulotte, and William Lane. seamen, severely; John Manuel, and W. Quick, boys, ditto; Mr. Hooper,. midshipman, slightly , Thomas Brouerick, and John Nesbit, private marines, ditto; Thorna; Farmer, captain's ditto; John Ball, Jercatiah Wanlien, William Richards, ann Jahn Flynn, seamen, ditto. • (Signed) J. P. STEWART, Captain. ANDREW HAY, Strzeon. List of Wounded on board his Majesty's sloop Podargts, is action the 7th July, 1812. Wounded—John Ltdan,„ able scaman, seterelyi Si illiam Clary, and John . Cook, ordinary seamen, ditto; Whim= Lane, supernumerary, baltinging to his Majesty's skip Dic tator, ditto; Mr. Garratt, purser, slightly ,Mr. volunteer, Ist class, ditto, James seanma t ; ditto, John Rock, oidinary seaman, ditto, William Tate marine, ditto. (Signed) WM. ROBILLIARD, Commaneer, J. DADD, Surgeon. 1_ List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's sloop Ca - lypso, on the 7th of July, l 1?. Killed—John Ward and James Blake, marines. Wounded William Todman, ordinary seaman, dangerously (since dead) ; Nept. Nlussared, able seaman severely. 11. WEIR , Command List of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's hrigrlamtir, •on the 7th July, 1512. Killed—Donald ordinal y seaman. Wounded—Mr. James Powell, midshipman; THOMAS I.:AiLAND, • Lieutenant and Commander.- Admiralty Office, July 18, 1812. Copy of a Letter from Captain Weir, Of his Majesty's Sion? Calypso, to Juhn Wilson Croke:, £sq. dated of Yarmouth, the 14th instant. SIR, I-beg you , will be plemed.to inform my Llrdi Ciougnizionera of. the Admiralty, that -.... :,„,,, i • i .. - ..p. ~.. .----- ,4 ,...,14: ~,•,-------_--= ~.... ~ -..,,,-, ,, ,,F,,,--.-e A ,.---, , ii -- c. , ,,:,,,,,.,4\ _ -mi , l 4 • , ..