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as .49, 1 1 0 '3J(E mnr,n 6652.] .~~ , ~. r; , ` , THEATRE, 'ROYAL, DRURY-COM, '4c ' rr HIS PRESENT EVENING, :s lai e , t ins Sei-v.iiins will lierforai the Coinialy,pf A CORE FOR THE HEART-At:UV— To which will be Sided (6th time), a new •Sgiintiid-P4itn-,, mime, called • 14,1111-EQUIN f lARPER. - OnMondar, Othello; with florleilain Hdrper. THEATRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. riPHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 1, 7;1 IL be povformed the my: Melo-Drmila of • 11 THF. MILLER ANb HIS MEN. i . :`' .' , Asfter which the Lutletta. of ' ...' • MIDAS. ° -- . Th which wilt be added (6th time, a nen- Grand Panto- HARLEQUIN AND THE SWANS. On 'Monday, Ale?:]inder the Great; n•itli Harlequin and the Swans. - rp E Is;.EPUEWS and NIECES of the late J Dt 7 ; , .:SCCNI3. Brower, on tipplication, before l'aitiro•ary next, to Mr. Gruggen, -Surgeon, Chichester, or lie, lucl.rr, Postiu:vter; will hear of something to their advantage;. it by letter, post-paid. J. D. was boon at [)potter;, Devonshire, and died iu Chi.. chest er, IiANSCOIIII3 and PERRY, No, 1, Holborn _l_l liars, corner of Mitldie-row, sold in the late Lottery t'oatraet 8393, the only 20,00u1. in Ocean Sharer. ; and - 29:41, toe last. ever drawn of 3000 i. ; besides seN'era; 10001. 5001. &c. &c. all in . Shares. • , The YE:\ It's I,OTfEItY will begin Drawing on the I,th of Tins 10:74'n1 , (Ittitnary) containing, _ _ .10;00) Besitles•2s of 10001. 5001. &e. N.B. Liratv•enrel) aucl Perry Corner House, Holborn Bars. L. 3000 ..2001) oil!y 12,0110 's truly nii . timate Oiiict is Cue Tlllsll solicits the Hollers o f an y outstand • ing Prizes ibonght to either 4, CORNITILL, or 9, CIIARING-CILOS11; to tiring them. for Payment, or Exchange them , for Tieket% qtr Shares in the LoTTERy to be Drawn the It'ith of THIS ;',1.01 . 4"11 - 1; the Scheme of which contains 2 Prizes 0f.;.... L 20,099 12 Prizes L 2,000 1000 500 10.000 4 :3000 0 &c. Scheme 4 nith Particulars may be had gratiq, and all Ensiness in the Public Fiords transacted with fidelity and patch, by T.IIIS/J, xt 4, CORN LULL, or 9, CILIIIING-CROSS. 1311 i THis MONTH, January, Sl•'i\'l'll lAYirEity BEGINS DRAWING. TEN TLlOtlAtill. POUNDS fur the First-drawn Prize a4ore £2O. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK; and Co. re speetfully inform the Public, that the. STATE LOT 'YERY will begin Draw:ve; 18th ;JANUARY; The Second Days Drawing will be the Vitli JAr:LIARy. THE - SCHEME - CONTAINS ..Prizes of 20,000 10,000 3,000 - :2,0t0 I,OOU `.4 4 &c. Sze. Sze TICKETS. and SHARES are on Sale by RICHARDSO, 11001).1.UCK, axo Co. the Contractors for the present Lot -I,:v, at then Oakes; Bank-buildings, twig; where they Sold, i n the Lotte r i es . drawn htsleScu- , tetnier and November, the following Capital Prizes, in Fort y-- eight Shares : ,354 4,285 - 1 OA° 8,471 1,00 0 .1 7,522 L.?O,OSQ ..30J MONEY. can always be'ad vance d b y a P l l O- rEss lONA I, GENT LEMAN , whose Clients, and Con nections are of opnienee and respectability, on Terms infi nitely inure liberal and advantageous to Borrowers, than those that in general publicly ap p ear, fir securing th e S um on Marriage ..iettlemeritA, Life lilterests to Estates, and Money in the Funds, or on Freellol s 3, Copyhold, and Leasehold Lotat es, and also by pers. - mal 1 1.EtTonsini!ity, by applying per +y wally to Mr. W. at.his Oilice, 11, Chapel-place, Vere-street, CAvethiish-square, ; 'or by Letter, post-paid. A CAPITAL CONCERN.in a BREWERY at DOVER TO It DISPOSED OF, and e n t ere d upon i mmediately, one of the Partners retiring. • T o BE SOLD, ONE HALF PART of that very anciently e , tablished, and most respectable BREWERY in DOVER, earned on by Niessri. (;()BELT and NATHANIEL WALKER, rw.c in toll tloorislo,- 'nude, ' having attached•to it between ed - and 20 . Inns nun Public Houses; flatly of thorn particularly well accuitorned, and p.essessing considerable private Trade in St - mpg awl Table Beers. The Breweri, which is ,asked Stoinn, and Com ilac its arrangement, for carrying on a most e7 , :ienive ainsiness, combines great powers And facinties, with a econ:,,inv that em.bles the conecra to .ho conducted limitelfscale Expenr • peculiarly ad cantagyuns, and which Env Brewers of this ex:cut will be found to possess. The IMajt - honses,,Stare,houses, Vats. and all the Appendages, are capacious and numerous, corrtspoinling with the respeotlbi )itY and Magnitude of the concern.—The late Dwelling-1101%e of the r.qiring Partner, which,forms'a genteel and most ex cellent inily Residence, lies contiguous to the Brewhouse, and may betoiien by.the Praprietor will ac commodate the In chaser with a very considerable part of the Ptircliase Yfo,:,,y on Mortgage ; and particulars may be kdown by'applieatka to Mr. Shipdein, Solicitor, Dover. Sth December, .~.&, 1 To Mr. DIXON; Apothecary. =t:' in Silt, • • 1 Take the earliest opportunity Co acquaint you, ;'tat 1 have received,' he most wondertul benetit,trointhe us c Ol your DI XON's AN 111iILIUUua I' II.LS, 40in:1i I carried with trwlo I arnaica, and ail trhise friet,is to w 1 ,0 1,4 -distributed theni haves,erier.c,f , t the saint; salutary benefit; rt.:y declare them to be the best Aledicine ever'used in that Country tor Bilious and othe'r Complaints. The following are the oArnes or Ladies and Gentle. men, Ve ho nave'received the utmost tel het. from your I>ixon's Antibilious Pills: Charles Taylor. Esq. lani.,:ca ; am Shaw, ksq Kingston, dit•toi Mr, Woodri ff, Spanish .1. 000, ditto; Ilamilton, Esq. Sivanna la Alai, to; i. Smith, Esq.. Old Barbour, ditto; (; I ist,;ll, Esq. '9".; ht r. wall:et Port Nl:irant. ditto ; Penlinsort, Esq. Salt River, ditto NIT. NI ul lens, ditto • . Burn, Esq ,- Savanna; k; • Y • Polack, Esq. ditto ; ; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King. stun. ditt o ; 11Irs. Pcrry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodrill, Spa- SI) TOWil ; with tto other persons of the first resuccia -6i;ilY. Sir, votir most obedient Servant. TiioNlAS lIA It RO LI), of the ship Ganges, July 1st:). Said, wholesale and retail, at It. Butler's Chemical, Drugaril - •l'atent Medicihe Wareh,, , P,se. ..;. Cheapside, Lamer or 1)41,1 's Church-yard, London ; Sharp and Bela Ii ; loc,es , Weston, A-Ilnutt, andNlallory, Port.. 5 !lull Mid loiniston, ( , ostiort ; Coleman apt! Jacob, :•.;!: , ..,!.t,,,• ;s • 'Peck, Rdss, and Turner, Hull; tlox land, Cook ly":11iy and Gilbert, Plymouth; Kt oft and Lloyd, and S\vihney and Co. Birmingham ; • l liliAe, 'Edwards and Penoy, and Latlibury,, Liverpoo!,; ct.ti.ries th arid Lynch, Manchester ; T roman, Exeter.; Manderton, 14eat;urn, Scott, • and 12..txicr,Etlin rlarp,lt •; Baxter an d ViDuit.,id, Glasgow ; and „ . q. Bristol ; :itevensbn Co. Norwich; Swinfet., ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham rand retail by Ciwiltry M e di c i ne Venders, in Boxes at as. 9d. 4t id 4 4. e.;ch. • •, L T _ • • 11 , 1 -41‘ 08/Etis- ~, i• ;;\r t 543(.,, T o , : s., : ~..y4 : ~....,,, =.,-. • ' '.'"' 'i - -'O" 0- v 5, : 4, \ \ :.* 4 .-S-•*. '' , VIIIIMt SAT UR DA JAN VARY 1, iBl4, ' . .,f NEW MUSIC, ~ . -•- roposed and Arranged for the Piano-Forte, by Mr. • ~ H. R. BISHOP. HE favourite Melo Dramatic Opera FOR ; ENGLAND HO! price 10s. 6d. The popular Melo- N" raina of the Miller and his Men, price 10s. 6d. " The lipi cedimn" in Shakespear's Plavof Anthony and Cleopatra; price 4s. "Go youth beloved," a favourite Song, sung by Miss Matthe" in the Comic Opera of Love in a Village, price 1&. 6d.. " And has she'then failed in her Truth," a much admired Song'sung by Mr. Sinclair, in the same Opera, price Is. 6d. The 'above Music is now performing at the Theatre-Roval, Covent-Garden, with universal approbation. Likewise, '' Les Petits Bijoux," No. 15, containing a favou rite .Polonaise from the Melo Drama of the Brazen Bust, ar ranged as a Rondo by the same Author price es. Lomeon : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Noho-square ; and No. 7, Westtuureland-street, Dublin. This Dap «•as published, • In a Pocket Volume, price 7s. 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Orders fur the Work in Parts, or Subscriptions for the Whole, at Five Guineas, pail immediately, are received by the following Booksellers : Mr. Hatchard, Piecadillx ; Hookinim, Bond-street ; Lloyd, Harley-street ; Reynolds, Oxford-street; Itivingtons, St. Patkl's Churchyard ; Sharpe, Few:lllllTh street ; Wetton, Chertsey ; C. C. Wetton, Eghain; and G. W. Wettou, Maidenhead. NEW WORKS BY SHERWOOD AND CO. PATER NOSTER ROW.—Price 2s. - T OIL A., Wit Ilealc4 for Nervous and tlrganie Dis eays of the.Lurigs, vit. Consumption, Asthma, and - Cog stitutional Cough; containing full directions, for its use and advice on the subjects of Air, Diet, and Clothing in tircse Diseases. 13e ItICIAARD REECE, M.U. Physician to the htlisical Dispensacy,' Author of the Medical Guide, &e. The Sixth Edition, 'enlarged and corrected, prise (Is. Gd.. A CATALOGUE OF DRUGS (in Engllo4l, spFcifyi4g their Properties, Doses to Children and Adults, the proper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for thy- L ettre of which they are employed, and retail Prices: to waNi are• added, a Description of the different Medicine and Chemical Test chests, viith an enumeration of their Contents, as,adaVied to different Climates and Uses; viz. the Fan,ily, Continental, Tropical, Military, and Sea Medicine Chests; the portable Chests of Chemistry, and Mineralogical Chests ; wit)i ant Account of such Medicines as are neee.ssary.to. be kept by' 1. Families residing in the Country. By Reece and Co. Che mist.. to Her' Majesty, lef the tmical and Medical-hall, 171, Piccadilly. " This is a very convenient worn, and contains, in a short compass, a great deal of useful medical inforniation."=-Criti cal Review, Aug. 1810. FRIENDLY . LETTERS of a late EMINENT PHYSI CIAN to au ENGLISH COUNTESS, on Indigestiou, Dili oes Complaints, and Visceral Obstructions, and their .1 ence in occasioning Barrenness, and in bringini, itlto action constitutional or hereditary Complaints, as Gont; Scrofula,' Cancer, &a:- &c. with iestructions fur their prevention, and the mana7ethent of ,the periodical changes that take place in the' female constitution. Fourth Edition, price 2s. Gd. A FAMILIAR DISSERTATION on the Causes and Treat ment of the DISEASES of the TEETH, with explicit In structions for their Management, so as' to render them white. and firm in their. socket, and to preserve them from Caries. Tooth-act;, &c. By P, Hartz, Sergeon Dentist. "This work contains much' useful informati o n, an d' w e hrpe it will experience that extensive.eircnlation to which the importance of the subjoet entitles it."—Monthly Compendi um of Medicine, Jime, 1810. Price 2 s.—FANIILIARINSTRUCTIONS for the effectual .Prevention and radical Cure of the two Species of VENE REAL DISEASE, and ' their consequences, particularly Strirtures-,• Mucous Discharges, with advice on the Debility of .the General System, the Hypochondriasis of Youth, and other Important Subjects; which cannot he specified ,in a public Advertisement. By a Surgeon of a Public Ho.;pital and a Member of the Royal College of , Surgeons, Bte. 'eke. Price 2s.—A Dissertation ott the Growth and Medical perties of the RIIATA,NY ROOT, and Methods of using it, cases oflocal and general Debility, 'as Indigestion, Fla tulence, Dropsy, Fluor Albus, Gleet t &c.' By Don Hipolito Ruiz, principal .Botanist io a late E,xpeilition,to Peru, ark: to the Royal Gardena •of Madrid, Member of the Royal Medical College, &c. of Madrid. Sold by all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. GENUINE MEDICINES. F. NEWBERY and SONS, in St., Paul's • Cloircli-hard, Proprietms of Dr..James's and other rain - able Medieities, inform the Public, that. since the INles Duties, the prices are as Follow; and those ,who buy s ix or More, will have the sta m p s gra ti s; b ut as many persons mis talie the, houses tl l ley are desired to observe, that the Number is 45, four doors, from Cheapside. s. d. c. Dr. James Pervder 9 Dathy's Carminative .. 1 9 Pu. Analeptic 4 G Strong Tine,. of Bark 4 1)o. Antibilions Pills... 2 fl lltmlianei ditto 3 0 Dr. Austin's Chalybeate 4 0 English Cake . 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 Essence of tiinger,..... ,2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil ... 2 6 Inglish's Scots Pills 1 1 ' Do. Camomile Drops.. 1 9 Cheltenham Salts 2 91- Essence of Coltsfout .. 3 6 , Ipec,euatina Lozeng es 1 IT. Ir. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Dr ; Soiastder's Ten 2 9 Tile Cephalic Snuff ... 1 1,;•- Henry's Magnesia .... 2 6 Lozenges of Blois .Mareclans"DrOps ;. 3 6 Gla ss 's Magnesia .., 3 6 • Spilshary's ditto Etn Medicinale .. 11 0 Grant's Cough ditto Ithiminatic Powder .... 4 6 ,Greenough' Tinetnres 1 Tonic Piiis • 2 9 Ditto Tolu Tozenges 1 I Dr. IL:l:pees Pills Ample allowance to Mercbastts, &c. for E•sportation. OFFIC! OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 22, 1813. THE PR. NCII 3 /IL' OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby ,give That Proppsels Will be received at their Office in' Pall-Mall, on or before 'Tuesday, the 4th day of January next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of Two Millions and Fifteen Thousand BRICKS of the descriptinn and qualities undermentioned; and to be delivered on the Ord ' nonce 'ervic, at North Hyde Coninion, in the Ounty of Midirkse.r. The Bricks must be delivered upoit any part of the Common required by the Ordnance . Officer stationed there, anti as the intended Scites of the Buildings are not imme diately contiguous to the Canal, some Carting will be requir ed. The Bricks to be delivered in the Proportions 800,000 good, hard, sound, common, stock Bricks, and 400,000 ditto pickeffditto, on or before the 4i st March, 1814. 500,000 good, hard, sound, common Stock Bricks. 500,020 ditto picked ditto, aad '15,000 good washed maim Cutters, on or before the 30th June following. and fisrther Particulars, together .with the Terms and 'Con ditions of the Contract, 9nay be' known at the Secretary's Office, iu Pall4tall, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of 7'en and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be deli vered, sealed up and indorsed " Proposals for Bricks at North Hyde Common ;" but no Proposal can be admitted i.;t;!te the said 4th of January, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, lessihe' Party making .it, or an "'gent ist his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, • - R. 11. CREJ, Secretary. Jtist. published, price Ss. Sd.l A DDITIONAL LEITERS, in answer to 'the ftth , . MT. D•Ovlcy's Attu k on Sir W. DRUNIMOND'i;' (EMITS .lUDARVS. Containing a vatiety of interesting Biblical Criticism, elucidating . the Saceeil Writings. . By VINDEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDUS Sold by Sherwood,'Neely and Jones, Patesteur-rnsv, and ail Booksellers. To EAST amWEST:INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA • MEP.CHANTS. JrP. HEATH, Qf Nottingham, informs the . .!Merchants of Engiand,. and Traders in general, that for the convenience of Sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT, and ether Medicines, in the hands of E. EDWARQS, 6ti. St. Pam's Church-Yard. sso.sve , . n•sife , e a.•eetl , 111;4!rantlt e J•il• • 7..+40-Zer — ii.T.:VTG6kll y - Cliolicliv" Pii-ng in trie — Si..cmach..iiid. Bovrels, Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-siekr.c. , ,;,.Nousea attend ant on Relaxation and Lassitude arising from AZ li,,ipheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from Inclement Weather, the abuse of spirituous Liqiiors, and in the spas modi.7 affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants, -=adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. As a Family Alvdicint', or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a v‘iluable acquisition. Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so wellitnown as a vr.lu, a6lc.Fainily Medicine, that the principal object of this ad veit'.mement is to guard purchasers against the numerous c„,,,t er fots.whicla are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if t . nr order is for Exportation: The only Caution J. P. he:it h can 4 iv e, is 'k , see that J. P. - Heath, Nottingham; is engraved in the Government stamp. Sold Wholesale ionb i lletall, by E. Ed war d s , No.tiG, St. Paul's Church-yard, in Bottles 2s.pd. and Is. qd. • . TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.. N 0.9, New Bridge-street, London. Hosounno Sin, Edinburgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the I had been afflicted with the Imes Venerea ; ‘vhier,'‘ti 9 front its ts obstinately resisting every course of medicine by the most eminent of the faculty here, and An tr.te;riid a l 7 ;ev eraiseyere courses of 'salivation, and twice dk chui.4.ed front the Hospital with little relief, -would appear to. he of the most inveterate nature. In tke spring of last year u iy - di s ,,rder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period istenee—l bad a large nicer on the crown of my head , o t o t : i te my , cm each urn, and my legs were broke out in a frightful my right was dreadfully painful, and hail been in sutiaatnenoet ; ulceration for the last seven rears ; toy left had also Iwo Marge nodes on it, was very numb discoloured, and gave to such excruciating pain, particularly when warm its as nearly to deprive me of rest; in - this lamentable state, I Has recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure by theirs 'here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do on the ‘26th of May ; in the worst- ne a fortnight I began to receive .beuetit—in little more than a mouth the ulcers on mthead and arm: were soundly soon :after, the gores on my legs healed also; leaviag, how 7 e v e r; considerable (fiscal:titration in the skin, an' pain in the lone of the left,' which, by the blegitig of God, and a little longer perSererance in your ittvalhabh; Medicine, sabsided ; the nodes dispersing, the slin•regaining its natural Itte, and the imam-nal pains gra.duali:: gout; otf.---I thus becatue, by r 3 . ( i ur itherrl advice and medicine, perfectly free.from all my t . iirtner complaints—have recovered my former cpitiis and Swage), and am become jolly.and fat, in which state haying .1 mani n tit , rnew uses I am at a lass in whit terms to express toy grA tit uric, but •you, for me good of other suffering mortals, to make this uiy case as public as imssible, as I shall on every utca -814„; to doing yon will greatly oblige, Sir, yoar -grateful; obedient, very humble servant., ALEX. MULI,KER. Swann's Close, High-street, Witnelsts to - the above-cure;— John Thompson, No. 3, 'New Poultry Market, Edinburgh; - John APlntosh, Old Assembly Cloe, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY ton, Netabtr of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Pridge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to .the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he darters himself the advice and assistance he Gratuitously a:ltninisters to persons taking this Medicine, will •he esteemed, by a I.:iscerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, a;:,0 void of all ambiguity. , -- . - Also sold, by Lis appointment, for the awremence of those flying at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-• street, fall-mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. D.shorongles, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; NU. Baxter's, South be,l,.•e Edinburgh; Mr. M‘Donald, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. tallwelre, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town . in 01,:ta4. Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, stamped; and sealed up with frill and plain direction, .whereby perspris, of either sex may cure themselves with czcze, Speed; secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Groat-Britain is sealed up with 4, Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printed, 1 tit the Stamp Office—'l'. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street— to imitate which is Felony, and all ogress are cguaterfeits. rritlCt SIXPIIVCE-1-tAr rrrNTN't. BRITISH ARV IN FR.SNCB. ST. JEAN DE Luz, DE i 7..---NDthirg of great importance has taken place since the aff;;;r of the 13th. At present the army is on the left, about five miles from this town, on the Tiavonne road ; and on the right, it extends to the Ad,uir, little more than two (Jr t'!ree miles of The right, under General Had., f:tT in - ail• vanee,, so as to make it generally believed that he will be able to turn SOULT; who, in that JOse, Must' retreat, and leave the city to its fate. Some think he will make another attack upon us, but - more &mit necessity than choice. He was so roughly handled in thelait affair, that he will avoid, if possible, any further blews with:us. In this case, Ott object of LordWELLINGTON will be to out-general him; and failing in that, he will , become the assailant, in spite of the formidable works thrown up by the enemy. Here we shall not continue for any time, as it is impossible our army can remain long so extended, and in a countrylbrough which it is so difficult to transport supplies. Yesterday I rotle with Colonel to the front Of oar position, from whence we Could', by means of a glass; see distinctly the French at Work on the fOrtifications raising round the town. We have taken much pains to ascertain the loss sustained by the 'enemy in the late actions ; and although it cannot be done with nay degree of accuracy, I can venture to assert that it does not fall short of 10,000 men. " We are badly off for forage and grain for the cavalry. The horses have been lately put on short allowance : however, should a battle take place, we entertain no doubt of the result. SOULT, I have every reason to believe, notwithstanding some late reinforcements, cannot at the present moment muster'4s,ooo men." DECEMBER 19. " The motions of the enemy are closely watch ed, and it is evident he must either attack us, or we must assail him. They are still busy at the works of Bayonne. Lord WELL' KGTON is every where ; I met him yesterday; he is looking re markably well ; his dress was a short blue grew Coat, a white handkerchief, and a round hat. Sir ROWLAND HILL remains in his position withit two miles of Bayonne." TI . --4 , _followinr . ." better impearett_.l . s2rts - of our first :uipression—kve re-insert it for the in formation of all our Readers 14 ,IDMIRALTY-OFFICE., Dec. 20, 1813. N OtICE is hereby gipen, that a SessiOn of oyet and Terminyr and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Qt . - fences committed on the high Seas, within the JeLrisdietion of the didmiralty of England,will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old London, on Friday, the 2!st of Jan. , next, at' Eight o' Clock in, the Morning. J. W. CROKER. F.X.TRACT OR A LETTER FROM IiASPAR, DEC. 18. On the 13th Som.,- made a sudden, but col lected, assault upon Sir ROWLAND HILL'S corps, upon the:right. He attacked in heavy columns with the vigour of deperation, and'tried our flanks with a solid phalanx ; but the British artillery .were brought up with the rapidity of lightning, and in the narrow. space of the high road they opened a steady and destructive fire ; the enemy continued to advance, but they were mowed down by sections routed, beaten, and dispersed : the French loSs *as about three to one of the Com bined Corps ; the action began at n:ne o'clock, and at three the enemy commenced his rapid and confused retreat. From that hour the Allies have remained the triumphant, unmolested masters of the Nieve. In the afternoon of the 13th, General PARIS, from St. Jean Pied du Port, attacked the Spanish night in front of Haspar, but having understood SOULT 7 S defeat, it was confined to an affair of Light Troo,ps, The_French were obliged to re tire. Some detachments of cavalry'and infantry, conimanded by Sir .JoHN DowNin and Colonel VIVIAN, entered and •drove the enemy from Has par. In this - enterprize we regret to hear that the gMlant Major 13acernmerotc, of the 14th Light Dragoons•, was wounded and taken prisoner. On t w e f o llowing morning General Momet.o's corps entered Haspar. • The French have . . been carrying the wounded across the Adour, on which it is expected a for ward movement May possibly be made. The in habitants and peasantry receive the British with open Arms. General STEWART and all his 'Staff were wounded on the 13th_, General 1 .3. 4 .11NE3 tv.'a places, and 'many other Officers. The weather was Mild, but considerable rains were fallit4.7. The Spanish troops who were ordered to the rear after the battle of Sarre, on the 10th ultimo, are coming to the front. Our account is dated the ISth : nothing import ant had happened since the 14th. The tollowing article like Wise appeared only in part of our impression TEE WEST INDIA AND MEDITERRANEAN FLEETS " GREENOCR.,DEC. 2S.—Arrived here the Cou rier, lloGo, from Cortmna, which place site left on the 14th inst. About 30 sail of vessels' belong ing to the outward-bound MediterrAnean and IVest India fleets had arrived there, having all suffered very severely from the heavy gales, some of which were discharging their cargoes: several vessels had. foundered when the fleet separatech The Comma dbre had appointed Corunna as a place of reni!ez.;. vous, and remained at sea, endeavouring to collect as many of the fleet as possible. The Ceres STRONG, of Worthington, after arriv;ng at Co ‘runna, parted her cables in a heavy gale, drove on the south side, and foundered on the rocks ; only one man saved.—