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Combrim —2. Officers, 3 seamen, t marine, ; I Orli. CCM I 2 svvuen, wounded; I Office', II §e.l. 'lwo, 4 ?virtues, nyssinp,. Spar t bemoan killed ; t Ofriet, 2 seamen, *alluded, Aillib;it— t 4 >e;into.killed; t Officer, 4 sfamen, wounded. Total 33 klllet4 89 wounded, 86 rtm;sing, r deserted. (Signed) THOMAS ROGEItS. Admirolty-Olfice, Feb. 9, 18 . Atizrir3i Lota Alambier has I.ransolitted to John AV ikon Ctolter,' Esti. a Letter front Capniht Bed forci„ ciptain ot lite fleet miter big Lol(l,llip'fi co mmaild, leportill4 the captork . ..i, by his Majesty's ship Rhin, 0! the Broomitelir French LAI er of marque, of sixteen guns and fifty-two By his Roy Nieh►,ess the Pniticnt of WALvq, UR GENT of the Unitcd Kingann of Gr.•Ht Britain and Ireland, in die name and no the behalf of hii MAJESTY. A PROCLAMATION FOR A bhNEIiAL FAS GEORGF. V. It. '~.^~ r y~~ . 1: ... 0 4 I - We taking into ciu r most serious consideration the just and necessary war in which his Majesty is , engaged, and putting our trust in Alinigky God,: gilt he will graciously bless Ws Nl.,,jesty's arms, both by sea and land, have resulted, and do, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, and by and v r o.h the advice of his Majesty's Privy Council, hereby command, That a Public Day of Fasting and Humiliation be am:lied throtrghout those parts of the Utiited KingdoM called 'England and Ireland, on Wednesday, the t wentieth day of March next ensuing, so that both We and his Majesty's,people may bumble.ourselves before Almighty God, in . or. der to obtain pardon of our sins, and in the most de 'vout.rittict solemn Manner send up fair prays.rs :and s o ppliotions to the Divine orajesty, for averting those heavy judgments which our. manifold provo cations have most justly deserved atafor implor ing His ble , ‘sine, and assistance on his Majesty's ar , ro , for the restoration of peace and prosperity Ito his Majesty and his amain; Its, And We d o s t r ay charge and command, The, the said Public: Fast he reverently and devoutly obs,lrved by all his Majes ty's lov,int?, subjeats ttt l'igland and Ireland, as they tender the favour of Almighty God, and would avoid his wrath and indignation and upon pain of such punishment as may. be justly inflided on all such as contemn and negleet the Orrin/mance of so religioui and necessary a duty e And for she better Nand more orderiy stilemnizing the same,,We have given direttions to :he Most Reverend the Archbi shops, and to the Right Reverend the Bi s h o p s o f -England and Ireland, tacompose a Form of Prayer Suitable 19 l'ais occasion, to be ilt all churches,. chapels, and places of public worship, and to take ere that the same be timely dispersed Ilnougbout their respective dioceses' t Given at Our Court at Caillon louse the: stli day of February, 18 I t, in the 51st year of his Majesty's acio. GOO SAVE •TNF. KING. [flare follawfi a sitnitlr Proclamation for Scotland, , owl'inarsiiay„ the 2 ISt of iNflirchl • At the Court at Ciriton House, the Bih of Fe bruan , 181 1, Present, His R oya l Hi g h n ess the Pence Regent in Cot - ImM. - . . . SHERI EFS appointed by His, Royal highness the Prince Regent in Cottneil, in the N attic and on the ltetialf cal Ills ' Majesty, tor the Year 'n o dr ou t i hire—Joseph Howell, at M arket street, Esq. Betkshite—Wilhato Wisetitau Clarke, e)t . A rdington, E sq . Buckinghorshiro—W Whim lArnaid, of Nethet Wittelandau, Esq. Canibridgeshire and IltintliVonshire— Dunn Gard ner,.of,Cliatteris, Esq, Cheshire—flown Grey. of Ashton Hayes, Esq. Cumberland-1 01 in ot Woodshle, E t ,q, Verb) shire—grillrey Mey nel ' , Esq, Devonshire—Arthur Champernowlie, of Dartington, Esti, Dorsetshire—Cdward Great lied, ca Essex-0616es siitith. of Sot tqns, I'sq, Gloucestershire —Robert Gordon, of Keinble, Esq. flereforit.,hire--Philip lanes. of Sugwas, Esq liertfordshire—Robert 'Eaylor, of "Pointer, Esq. Kent—Sir tohn.Courtney lloneywood, of Estington s leieestershite—Wcharl Norman, of Melton Mowbray, Esq. Trollope, ot Casewiek, Hart. Montnoutli,liire I li,gh Powell. 111 I ia i iViliangeg, ►: aq. Ncrfillk —Charles Lucas, of Fi,lby, Esq, N ort t u nnptonshite—Wilter Stria:land, of Brixworth I:.sq Northumberland- W tllian7 11111701; of Proorne Pane, E.+ Nottinghamshire — Pos t p o n ed Oxfordshire—Sir iohn of Ship Stone, T 340. • Rutlaiishite—The Ilottottrahle George Watson, of Rocking. ham Castle. • . Shropshire -George Brooke, of Houghton, Esq. Sornersetshire- l'art Liigh, of Coninhay, Esti. Statt4rdsitire-lanies Beach, of the So.ov, Est. • County ot Southainuron,-iiir Robert Kingsurill, of Sidnion. ton. Bart. SultZilk-Roger Pettiword, ot Finborough, Esq. Sur rey-Georso Trittkol. of WCbt, Hill, Wandsworth, Esq. Sussex-Willioni I)ttli ot Itonnington, tisq. Warwickshire,--Tioneis N6v,;:gaic., A r b u ry, E sq. Wiltshire - Harry Biggs, ot S 10,1; ton, Woreestershire-Thornas 11. m kes, of o t ictley - ,' Es q . v ot ko k ire Kidiafit Watt, at Mishap Burton, ESq. s9uTit WALES. Carmarthenshire-4.-I.onlyn Williams, of Edwinsfora, Esq. Persibtokeiltire--: Lewis. Pvlettlnits, of Langwarren, Esq. Cardigonshire-Willimn Brookes ' ot Noyarr, Esq. Glamorgan- Sir t. ) 11,.11 lllosse, of Gabalva, Bart. Brecon,.-Walter Wilkins, the Younger, at Alexandcrstone, Esq. • Radar-Jr-10Ni Cheasment Se vern, of Llanryoutho, Esq. NORTI . I WALES, Merionetb..l{agh Reveley. of BrYnYgwi,r4 „,„ Cornarvonsinr.:-Tininuts Parry tones Parry, of maorytt, Esq. Angleseynliettry Williains,arTrearthiur, Esq. Aluntgomeryshire -I:4lWard I le);wartl, of Crosswocht, Esq. Venhighsltiro- lotto of Ebq. lintsitirc-Str OtorAe William Prescott, of E Lot, Bart. i'itttslet r)t; WALLS's - emiNCIL. At a Cotiocil bis Tlryat Highness the Prince of Walei, held at Carlum lionio on die sth day of February,.lBl t , 'Lewis Saltisbuty Trelaw. u , y , o f fi ell( piite, in toe County of Cornwall, EN. was appo;nted Sherd of the County of, Cornwall fur flit! year t I I, by his !loyal Highness the Prince of Waits in Counit. . , 117ar•Offier, Pei', 9, 'att. 67th Iley,iment nt Vont, Lieutenant General %Valiant Ke Peit. pel, irn) ti 6,.th I.ont, to be Colonel, vice General - icr 6,,th t . 31 A i thur•Whetham, trom the ifit ou Coionel• Cotrimaudant of a liattalion, Yltt i;el4,c.i. 1.1,4ND0N: Printed by KICHAI at the Sum.Orp, STAFF. To be Aides-de.Canip to his Royal Highrim- thiPrinee Re. gent—Col. Ilettry Bayly, of the Colcistr,:am Foot .G uards. Lieutenant-Colonel Cohlunoun Grant, ca the Eight Draypons., Lieutenant. Colonel I Adam, of the alit Foot. Licuten3nt•Colunel lkojamin Bloomfield, of the Royal A rtirery, Lieutenx.t-Ctitoiel George Qintitin, of the loth Light Oragoomi. , Lieutelliiir Colonel Charles Palmer, of ditto. Major George. Viscount Forbes, on Half. ray of the Bth Z.;arrison B4tialion. • Commits . nn in the I)erb shirt Ltegi:twltot Gentlemen and N'cinnotry C•tvalry atoleti by the 1. , Licutc.tant. Co be Surgvon llai.cock, (,rfit. Commissions in the Royal Regiment 01 I)evpit and Cornwall diners, s•gwAt by the Liiin To b.t Captain--1011u ,Cant I loult,use, Lsq vice Forster, To be Ensign —Ceorge Forster, C!ent. vice Knapp, de. ceased. Crfrwor.Piper, 1"b. 9, IS t MEMBER RETUR:.I!“) To) SERVE IN THIS PRESENT YAIILIAMLNT. County of Clout:ester. Sir Berkeley Wiliam (itit-e, Baronet, in the Room of Lord Vtdcount Dursley, now Earl of Verkeley. BAIVICINI) !CIES ENLARGED. Benjamin Levi, Little ARe.slrzer, manhunt, from Feb. g, to Feb rn, :it ten, at Guildhall. Henry Hiatus , Waller's•plact, Lambeth, merchant; from lani. 5, to l'ub. 23, at WI, at G11 . 11(011111. 11.4NKRupTc, pA SVP,E. t? !! DED, George Sheppard, Forme Selwood, Sotnersetshire, clothier. Thomas Slater, Kingston-open .. . Hull, Merchant. • Ii /1 kR U PTS I. }l4ll,l3letchingly, brover. to surrender Feb. It, 23, and March 2,3, at eleven, at Guildhall, LondOn. Atturnies, Me. rs, Williams and Wilmot, New inn, E. Park house. Brixham, linen-draper, Feb 25. 26, and March 23, at eleven, at the ()Id London Inn, Exeter. At• tanks, Mr. Burton, New Mill:Han-street, London; and Mr. Mortimer, Maddox-row, Exeter. S. Swindells, Stoskent, hatter, Feb. 20, 25, and March 2 3, at four, :at the arlen Bulkeley Arms litn, S tack Pmt• Attornies, Mr. Iladdeley, - Stockport; and Mrssrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. G. Floyd, Liverpool, porter-merchant, March it, 13, and 23,. at twelve, at tire tdobe Tavern, Liverpool. At tornies, Messrs.lihephcrd and Adtington, lledlord.rov; London ; and Mr. Pltottne,.Liverpoc,l. W. (2 Stephens, Westbury- upon .Tiyin, Glou.:estersitire, j(,tiber, l'eb. is, 28, and &brill 23, at eleven, at the White I lurt Inn, Bristol. Attornies, Mestirs. Diode' and S.,.ns, Bristol ; and MesSrs. Pearsons, runip.court, *Feuiple. Ftarriot, Bishopsgate•stnet, ellinaman, Feb. t 6, 23, and Mara 23, ;turn ' at Guildhall. Atternits, Alessrs. War. rand and Wood, Castle -court, Builo.ruw. N. Simpson, jun. I.ly, Cambridge, carrier, Feb. 27, at Ave, and March 23, at eleven. ' at the Angel Inn, Bury St. EdrinUnds Attornies , Mr. Pickering, Staple m ar, Lon. don; and Mi. Archer, Mildenhall, Sultulk. N. Cooper, Pentherton•row, Gough square, china-gilder, Feb. 12, 23, and Marcil -2.3, at ten, at Guildhall. Ax ternies, Messrs. Mattlien4 and „frt Casile.strat, Holborn. K. Cullen and r. Pears, Cheapside, factors, Feb. 16, at twelve, 19, and 'March 23, at one, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Pullen, Fore.srreet, cripplegate. E. T. Fairless, Staple's lun, muney.sertvener„Feb. and March 23, at , twelve, at Guildhall. AttOinieS, Messrs. Watson .and Pluniptree, Lamb's-buildings, Temple, E. Symonds, Rusper, Sussex, dealer in cattle. Feb. zzi tg, and - March 13, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. .tkv tomey, Mr, Palmer, Douglity.street. A. 1). J oyce, Fortlingbriage, tick-manufactiger, Feb. la, 26, and March 23,, at twelve,.at Guildhall, London. At. torney, Mr. Knhey, Furnival's ion. W. Knight, Wells-street, carpenter, Feb. t 6, at twelve, 23. and March 23, at one, at Guildhall, Attornles, Messrs. Turner anti Pike, IthroinSbury..square. A.,.Ttionison, Nag's HeAl.coutt, merchant, • Feb. It, at twelve,. 22, and March 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. At. Moles, Messrs. Kibnlewhite, Rowland, and Robinson, Gray's Inn-place. S. Peck, Liverpool, merchant, March t. 2, send a. 3, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornics. Mr. Wit. liamson, Liverpool; and Mr. Windle, john-street, Bed. ford.row, London. W. Stunehewer and Bailey,"Manchester, cotton.minufau ture.r,.March S, 6, at three, and 2.3, at ten, at the Bridge water Arms Inn, Manchester. Attotnict, Messrs. Willis, Fairthottie, and Clarke, Warnford.cotirt, London ; and •—• • Nlobbrs.• Barrett and Wilson, I'all.lriall, Manchester; R. Weston, I. Dutton, and los. Dutton, Berry-court. fac tors, Feb, 12, 26, and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. A ttornel, Mr. Pullen, Fore-street, Cripplegate. I. Horner, Smithfield, ieinaller, Feb. 16, 23, Asa March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Wilt. shire, Bolton, and West, Old Broad-street. S. Cannorn, fleckingham, Essex, carpenter, Feb. 16, 23, and Match 23, at twelve, at Guildhall, Attornies; Mr. Harvey, Veering-house, near Kelvi:don; Essex ; and Mr. W4,ne, Ifroad-street, London. T. Dingwall, Lucikr ie. hill, grocer, Feb, t 6. 23, and March 23,at torl at GuuLtiull. r Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Char ter-house-square. G. %Vans, Well-strcet, llSekney,.baker, Feb. 13, 23, and ;Watch 23, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Ash field, Mgt' street, Sitattsvelr. C. Sankey, lames•street, Covent-garden cheesernonger, Feb s 6, 23, and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ai.. ternies, Messrs, Willet and Annesley, Finsbury-square. A. Mundy, SilteWtOtl, Wilts, victualler, Feb. 25, at tour, 26, atone, and March 23,. at Cl4Vell,.at the Red Lion W. R. 13Iagg, Great Grimsby, corn.merchtat, Maras r, 2, and 23, at eleven, at the QUeen'S I lead, Great Grimsby. Attornies, Mr. Daubney, Great Grimsby; and Mr. Grey, Flolborn.court, Gray's Inn. . Kirk, Leeds, tin-plate-worker,. Feb. 27, 28, and March 23, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Leeds. Attorrsies, hsessrs. A tkinson and Bollantl, Leeds. 1. Hainsworth..Pudsey, Yorkshire, clothier, Feb. 26, 27. and March 23, at eleven, et the Hotel, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Upton, Nicholson, and Hemingway, Leech.; and Messrs. Lambert and Suns Iledforci-row, London. R. Boyer,' Preston, builder, 'March 7, 8. and. 21, at eleven, at the George, Pieston: Attornies, Mr. Ellis, Chancery. lane, London ; arnd•Mr. Dixon, Preston. !. Brown, jun. and G. Brown, Cannon street, cheescmon. ;;ens, Feb. ir, 19. and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willa and Annesley, Finsbury-square. fon t s, Rori l d de, 011..duler, Feb. 12, 23, and March 23, at eleven, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Mangnall, War wick...m.llllre, Newgitte-street. G. Nichokon, f.2ueen.street, Illoom6bury, dealer, Feb. t at twelve, 22, at eleven, and. March 23, at twelve, at Guitqlsall. Attorney, Kr. Tuoscy, Warwick...court, Hal born. 2. Hopwood, Mandell, Lancashire, cotton.manufaaurer, Feb, 28, at (our, March t, and 23, at CleYoll,, at the Devon. shire Anna, Kighter, 'Yorkshire. Attornies, M essrs. Caton and lirumell, Aldersgate.street; and Mr. Delatare, KigbleY. I. 11, UvaVan, flrooks..place, Kenningten, flotir-fador, Feb. 19, 23, and Marcn 23, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. keeks. Wellclose-square. L.' Monnet, spring-garden, tavern. keeper, Feb. tt, at twelve;, 16, at eleven, and March 23, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. torney, Mr. Walton, Girdler's-hall, llasingltall-strect. T. Bunco, High.atreet, Newington, dealer, Feb. 1; 23, and • March 23, at ten, at Cud:lll4i. Attorney, Mr. Brown, brackiniii. street. Trovittuck anti K. Dickinson, Fore.street, Lirnehouse, dealers in iron tanks, Fetr. if.. 33. a:WM:in:hal, at twelye, at Guildhall. A tornies, Messrs. Watlie4ol), Uartosv, and Grusvenor, Aurtin.t'riar•s DIVIDENDS. March 2. 1. A. and I' C. Stockqucter, of Abchurch-lane, London, iosurance. brokers, at eleven, at Guildhall. March a . r. Gifting, Borough.road, Saint George's Fields, shopkeeper, at ten, at Guildhall. March 4. F. Saxetbye, latent' Derby, merchant. March 5, ), Robertson, Lydd, Kent, litteit.draper. March 2. I'. I- vans ' Oxford-street, victouller, March a. T. Jtowlanitson, 1. Bates. S. Rowlantison E. Isaac, and W. Brien, Cheapsitle, merchants. Feb, all-. D. 'ones, Pehtre: Bach, Glatriorganshire, linen draper. H 11-41415, at No, 4, Manteit.court, 134 W-street ;, and Pub' cx, No, Strand,, whtsre Advertisements, Orders March 2. W. Oilmen, Great St. Reign's, bloke:. March 1. Dawes, W, Noble, K. A. Croft, and R. Bar. wick, Pall-malt, bankers. March S. E. Smith and W. Harrison, ,Addle-strcet,.Ware., houscinen. May 4 'l. White, Borough of Southwark, haberdasher. March 5. I. S. Smith, Liverpool shoe.maker. March 9. 1. Dickenson, W. Dickenson, sen.and W. Dicke*. son, Jun. Bread-street, merchants. March& K. Bent, Lincoln's Inn fields, merchant. March lg. W. Woodman, Lime, street-square, merchant. Aldreti ts. Carter, Sandwich, draper. March 5. 1, 0. Parr anti T. C. Patrick, Suffolk-lane, in, Nuance-brokers. M rch 4 W. i'. 1-ititch. , u, Liverpool, wholesale grocer. March 2. W. Itn4tli4‘v.), bit! leS• Line, Spital.tields, car. • March 4 I. Clayton, jun Leeds, woolstapler. May 4. it, ImtMinty, factor. March io I). Frceman,,W . Sykes ' and ( . Freeman , Church refit, I;ermondsey, leatlter-tatters. A I mil 16. B. Rotre) Nzw-liond.street.. tailor. April 2. I. Cooke, (.raves,aot. eaTenter. Mdrch 16. J. Nicliolli, Caal s I,ut. Scrivener. Mach lb. Lt. Lawrince, l'guspect row, Dockhead, corri• dealer. March z. B. Best, Great St. Helen's, merchant. March i 6. Vt. I)eseltamps, It, S.' .Alorgan, and P. M•Tuggart, Sult;)lk-Dine. merchants. March 2, R. Fusret, ticct, Bloomsbury', cheese. monger. March 2. 1. Moore, New "Surrey-street, plackfriars.road, irontnongr. Mahn A. 1, Bateman, Kingstoa-nponHull, merchant. CAR TIFICATES. ft. Cattei, of DUke-str&t, silk inanufaßuter. E. Oates, of Leeds, dry salter. facques, of I logborri, composition-manufaauter. V. I Itmsley, of I:everley, cabioet•mtker. T Davis, of Prince's•r ad, Kennington-cross, tea-dealer, 1. hatchefor, atut 1. Petrie, of Larkliall- place, Surrey, burldos. Tirheringtoo, of Liverpool, Merchant. 1. Skit beck, of I ludderstield, cluth-dresser. W. Ilainbrulg, W. Pletcher, and 1. Barber, of Barnes, Staley, so.tp.manufactUretS. A. Dalzef, of Great Altr.l street, Gooclman's-fields S. Dollman and W. Banks, of the Poultry, hatters. W. Robinson, of K ing's• Newton, Derbyshire. S. Nisbctt, of Hackney, exchange-broker, derable reinforcements. Amatig the ou'ri ber : the garrison of Ruclschuk, cow,isting of 15Di 4 ul'' men under_ the conucand of Bo:nak Aga . _ revenge the check which they have suffereci l , 4 the corps of Cassian Oglou,. and that of tars man Oglou, who, as is we ll-known, hsve aottg;' able to traverse the capital from tlic oistrictor m ' Janissaries. The corps have nfreadv posed tt.47 t Adrianople to jnin:the ariny o f tiic Grand %.' 4 , 1 Considerable m agazines have been. coltettedi latter city, and dispositions are milking 1 0013 % there the field chancery; the archives, .anddlev,., pitals ; many persons conclude from this ttolio, head-quarters will withdraw to SMITHFIELD MARIC.E r, Fss• This day's M.rrket W 34 well supplied with Beast., anti the show of Cattle.in generai 047 tiful ; iviottc,n is cheaper than our last Beef, Veal, and Pork, sold at last pike' i n ,7: trade for the most part was pretty gt od. in the Flay Market were rather ; Cho' got up in price ; Hay and Straw fetched 101101' We subjoin an accurate statement Of the price numbers : To sink the offal per stone of 81b. t Beef 4s.'gd. to Ss. 4d. Mutton '45.6d. 10 5 6 ' 5 1 . rti Ss. od, to Ss. od. Pork Ss. cd. to 7s. od. I• d " "14 os. od. Beasts 231 ° - Sheep 15,700 Calves 130• POW' - SMITHFIELD HAY-MAOIST. j nay SI. oil. otla to 91. 05:pd.• Straw 21. WS' rats. od. Clover 61. os. cd. to 91. 1.9. od. ............. 'tlir Our readers will feel equally gratified °a f t selves on being informed thdt the crew of c d Ger land, who so gallantly beat off foL i r Vr id en ted r i d e vateers, as stated in a former paper, (u,,,e ing proteCtion from the impress service)i ..v7 . handsomely rewarded by the • underwiit owners. of the ihip, and were on FillaY Mesirs. Christopher, Idle, Brooke, and G''' log - house, in Minces-street, the following I -' viz. the Captain, tool. First Nl:tte, " I ' 4 NI ate, 401: seamen,' 201. each, boys , l' h ' il awl ,"?01. to the mother of the ap.,,reatt 6s /' : i killed in the action, Ftnes-.—On Saturday evening a fire bici l the' house of Mr.lanes Benton, stationer. ;#l . lege-street, B:sitopsgate, wind/ burnt "°,,,, i iii that , the premlses wet e consumed ins t b r'„,llol,, only a small proportion of the furniture 1/ " . 0 1;04 was preserved On the same etettittg 111 ' ; "'gait ufMr. White, cooper, in North -street, 010 down, was discovered. to' be on tile; b ut till the prompt arrival of the ctigitscit, Slid t ae ; es: P 6 ' 1101131 supply. of water, thl 11211 1 ° , * ; - , - 1 41 04 gtiishod without having dont:any i nattroll 'of '• BKt onmv.—Fronv the accounts I.:iieli 4 the sale of Skiddaw f o r 19704, it ' 4 : ° :- .. 01 1 that the whole of that eitetmve ntol'n'"; ' ,'rt; included in the sa'e ; whereas we now ie .- ' the best authority, that the Wit sta Via ot More than merely th e summit, cotis is '„ it , 4 lo and • loose stones, ' from wl!ence the s—t 'hil • washed away, and which, until (14 ' 4 0, wholly unpso t ludi v e. 'there still rernrinligi. side"of tine mountain facing it:.es%cicki ' ",i t itit nor-of Brandholme, to be ditided artiont'//o,vor ii prietots:of laud th ere , under the late Inc : Or es much waste land as would produce; - hitir less than thirty thousand pono'ls , s t tl ' a s t 'o ►;4... hitherto, in the opinion of the best into n i t i teri prietors. Thus may we see tliti - ben - ,0 07 r; dinced in sale and still more lik ely . 11:,„bet 4 ;i . being converted into plantatioos or t in of! ti l lpi t c r'e l i is a d } "i t ri o ceidu b s e ev . ci l r E l o a p lo e ft d ot t lfi h ief e 4el l .ii i n :l : t ut t il i d e ts lo il4is t: cbsill:'l :l :; :l ifil:: ; l years, in spite of the prejudices of tit'' t he Id to the life of a shepherd, we ma)' se i, ior c d . " hills of this country turned tog " 1 " - i ri ll° 4 ' 4l 'lint, b P ; r l P, r ° ol se )e bi r l at P te ll o n' t 4 io in n g , t ; o and th e (lo' e eltadse:l'ill ol i.t:? .. wiii`b no cause to apprehend a Fo rcil 4 .1 Keswick mutton or wool. ij otit ,I Friday 'next, the Whole of the Sole , - ,0 l y , ; 1. Prize drawn. l'ickets and Shares , "'': l ,..C! l 'l i_tICIIARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO' a t ~ ,i'fi ' ;'o , .l Ch.?rner of Baok Buildings, COIIIIOII, a' ;40 'I, . ing l o o ' f le o 7 o B- o , o rl w a a ri s tlg so C ld rer n i s ' i V 4 i t : r ei e l 01 ° , list Lottery. s ) t n n e T s..a h itt i u :r rq s it. d 4yo, Thursday last, fn Bedf o rd-Place' thc I ' 3° o j f:r ' 4:l itv• ,;;,f ▪ M C es . ecse M xh °4l • . rsie l Cs a ; 0 the Cottntess of NI ansfielti, u` ---.0.—.,•-•—•—•.•—•-.^.... kie oo ° ., At iia ofti Uckliehl , S u s sex, on the 7rh inaF. or lA. i w Liu: Rev. G. Newton Ko cl'ir ess ,7 ;'orte County . I I ii r OlYsi. 4 011 ‘Vettnes 1 - last, 04 Ei ei b ~ • t a' 3g....41, after a 'to: .npijov,lts Th.)lotHerby, of Ave-M.:1; 4,1 01 1 0 . 4 1 77 A`f,suln, daY, direr a shorr Moro, 31 . i itiOr L i b „ Mfrs. ot South-str e et, ,FihsboeT ot 7 ' t fl C ilAlrco, . 11 . r.'" Y 14% t. m i .. George low, "ii iii ( l )o .. Satii 4 ru ld r'y 4ig,itNttl,6;4it: Bishops. Stott tordstletntfrVii'l• . by : c o 7 1 rs ' wilby, th e wile at Alt. W ilt sg9 - leste . n tr i i s l ) e lirt,t,lio, London. .; low. 10.4,te iitiontotg,iat."l,44 SAlf.oo,l! 0 r,10 6 , 1 11 11 ventli ' sh.-strL the Iton. iloioo krocr, ' a few h- i :4 1 1°' r,{ ~t 1 1,,,,....i5. h 0 hrf.',illt i• Key, Su' ti,th ,it t h e h oti , e o f' her ~( 1 - . 1 3 , 1 , 1 , r' t tity. dt s e u:etoig r , i•eitchorch-street, :' 6l '.wit , fgf ' ~ i %tr. ~. wries Ilair), ot IWraitt.' ~ Le . ,!. On ti 65i,.,te ie 3d i..L. at lignmersaliai, Alll,'lvr,2oP',. • IY, ;It BIVITIptOII, Mrs, Mart h a Br,- yO,r. -------- ' 414311::::rrr Irrr _ 15, 4 :7 - 914,7,4 i lCf. "f i t' l S i : r :1 (14 :: 7?) ; jorypaii: 3 I "1- Ili rj•bClb FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, BELORIDF., Dgc. is now six years art the'Scrvians have been contending for their liberty, against the preponderating power oldie Turks; bot 'his campaign has. been for them the most ciiticol and iirspintant. More thin 80,000 Turks, almost all B,,auians, a warlike •natiOn, have marched against them. Under these circumstances, Czerni Georges, otherwise called 1).. - ?troWitsch, has display. ed the greatest talents. C4eriti Georges was burn with great rinalities, which he has i.erf,.ded in camps. tie for a long time served as a simple Set jeans, in a Scla.Vonian Austrian regiment upon the trontiers. Tht. love ef his cotintry, haired of the Turks, amhition and glory, opened to him the road toemmiland. ills army consisted of but 3 , 0,000 Servians, principally militia, and badly Eight thousand Russians, among which were a newly raised regiment of mounted Cossacks, joined his army. fie look. a position near Delegriale, strong by nature, which he surrounded with paliAades, and all sons of entrencliments. The 'forks have tie. : quently attempted to take it by assault, hut have always been repulsed. Petrowitsch Incessantly re presents to the Servians that they are fighting for their country, their wives, their children, and re ligion ; that atter so many battles, and so much blood spilt, there remains tier them but to choose, between life and death, alvery and liberty. He likewise encourages them by his bravery. He, Cul. Nekelsch, and many Servians, have been co vered with wounds, but the Turks-have at length been obliged. - m . retire.—(Abeille eC Nord.) VIENNA, MC, believed that .the suc cesses of the Wechabites, will have a considerable influence upon the determination of the Tucks, to make peace with' Russia: The FOlte has already. seen itself - obliged to suspend the march of several Asiatic corps, which were going to the cam() at Schutida, and to direct them against these terrible enemies of the Alcoran. It has not, been able to support two such. for midable wars. It is nut doubted at Constantinople, that if the negociations with rho Russians take a favourable turn, d part of the Ottotnan grand army will &peedily march for Asia. The Cordon of Ans. trim ' troops upon the frontiers of Servia, is not strong, and we live in the best understanding with the Senate. 1.81;ro, Sem I.—An incursion from the We chabites is much feared at Damascus, and several families have already fled. The Pacha on the ed of *filly had left tl.e city, with a numerous army to engage them, but tins expedition w4s only the con sequence of his pubcy. He had received secret in. formation of his disgrace, for not having escorted the caravan of Mecca since he had been governor; SOU. Arabs of the environs of Damascus had attack ed the castle of Mezerib, and thought these Arabs had beep repulsed. by the garrison, the Pacha thought the opportunity favourable, to prove to the Porte the danger of his situation, and the impossi bility of escorting the pilgrims, but he was. too late: Suleiman, Pacha of Acre had .alreapy obtained the Natal& of Damascus, and had advanced, to the gates of that city with a numerous army almost composed of DrPzes. YUssuf Pacha immediately re turned to Damascus, and endeavoured to piev e m the approach of his successor but finding his soldiers ill disposed in his favour, and knowing the Grand Signior demanded his heA,, he resolved to fly. His own troops ?Hinged his treasures, and he saved only a small part. Yussuf Pacha took refuge with the Pacha of Cairo. It is much doubted whe ther Suleiman Pacha will be able to fulfil the en, gagement he has undertaken to escort the cara van. Mustaphar Babar has been reinst.ii(td go vernment of Tripoli : at this intelligence Alt Bey who was b:Iforo Governor of Trip , )ll, Ita., been driven out by the binhabmints.--(iTheille du 11ord, Jun. O.) CONiTANTINOPLE, Nov, o.—Since the surrender of liodschek, The Porte preserves the most profound silence with resped ti) the military operations on the Danube, notwithstanding the wish of _the public to be informed ot: what is passing. It .is,knowt, by private letter's, that the Grind Vizier continne, to keep the position of &Wink alid that to Ryair lases. he has. suflered, he is Winging up conbi- isbetl by WILLIAM ARMICEIt St;IiIPPS, 5 b OH tittl; t; rot venet Irtia far tie Paper, Lgelirs for the Efator {post.paia}, r4,)41 ile, ad4resoad• On SaiiirilTayTtie Countess of Mi 1 ::'!!.L:--• - " -d--• - ' - “ ifririliglist ) ; ~.h 0 , 09 On the Bth tilt at St. George's Cliu , ---t e i t ie.4 J trii.' by special licens e e lames O'Reilly, E s4l '; iselln,ll" Hugh O'Reilly, Bart. of the Kingdom 4 ..,iyit- ' 0: . tY A h ra-et. only daughter of the lOC o.4ww Pi' tt : Holy Roman Empire. On Thur.lay last, at Pingbourno. W rits ' ti t ' d ° j. l: if Huline, of Shintield, in the same C° l.lllti re" ii eldest daughter of the Rev: Join' S)")"(15 (.1' of Le.etwurt. , " el, ta t4' i Abraham Van D4lenen_ E sq. o f Arc. 11.1- / i -/- sell, at C i d """ ____..,-, f. raw or •strect. .siif P f , I 't ~~,