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London, England, 1814-04-20

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1814.

FFIC EVFO DNA AWE aril 13, 1814:

rrriE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
* TESTY'S OI!D.VANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Monday, the 9th day of May next, from' snob
Persons as .nly lie willing to undertake the p,,,:formance
of the GL AZIER's WORK at the rawer, Wool-
wich, Greenwich, Lmrisham, and Parfieet, jra Service of this
Department, for a Perid of three l'ear's, determinable after
the Expirrition o f t.r;e first Year, upon Notice of three Months,
dt the pption of either Party.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall-Hall aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and
Four o'clock, where the Proposals must-be delivered, scaled
up, and indorsed, " Proposals. for Glazier's Work ;" but no
Proposed can' be admitted after Ile said 9th May, at
Twelve o'clock at‘Noosolf the same day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, sinless the Party 2naking it, or an Agent
in his behalf, shall attend:

Bar Order of Me hoard,
R. H. CREW, Sec. •

COAL TAR BROWN, AND CHEAP PAINTS.
THE COAL TAR BROWN is of two kinds,
viz. Common Tar Brown 18s. per cwt. and Refined Tar
Browd 225. per cwt. ; they are both applicable to the cover-
ing rough Fencing,. Porous Tiles, Weather
_Boarding,
Sluice Gates, .WoOd under Ground and Water; particularly
the Refined.. Tar, which is a rely valuable Preparation of
Coal Tar, it being perfectly insoluble in Water. The Worm
will not penetrate where it is used; it is also of a good colour,
cries very hard, and. is easily applied, requiring only to be
heated, and laid on with a common tar-brush. The imperte-,
trable Paints are very ornamental, and may be applied with
advantage to all purposes of useful painting, both inside and .
outside, where a handsome appearance, durability, and (eco-
nomy, are considerations; but for
_park-pailings, stucco and
plaster fronts, iron and wood railing, 'and' out-building: of
every description, th 4 are peculiarly ada2ted, 'as they resist
the effects of the weather in an astonishing degree, are a cure
fur the worm ,and dry-rot, and will stand in 11,:t. climates;
they are of .the' followiq colours and prices, viz.—lnvisible
Greed,-565. per cwt. Dark Green, 7tis. Olive Green,. It2s;
Finer/cep ' ;reen, Is. 6t1..t0 2s. pt r 113. Slate Lead and Stone
Crikays, .per cwt.. Chocolate tes. Red ur Brown, 4':•ts-
and White -Paint, 60s. Prepared Oil to thin them for Use 7s.
per galtan, '

Sold at the British Paint, Manufactory, 62, Queen-street,
Cheapside,q,olulon.—Linseed Cake, &c.
Merchants, Captains, and the Trade, supplied on li-
beral 'ferias.
London, England, 1814-04-20

OFFICE OF ORD:VANCE,' April 13, 1814.

TE\
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111A-
*TESTY'S. ORDXr.INCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will 'be' received at their Office, in Pall-
Mall, on ar bifore Monday, the 2d day of Ma!, next,
.from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
CARTRIDGE PAPER forse?vice of this Department, fo
a Ariod of Three Years, determinable after the eXpiration of
the first Year, upon Notice of Thrt4 Months, at the Optio?t
of either Party.

• Patterns of the Jrticks may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekceper's o§i-ce in the Tower, and farther
Particulars, together with the Ternis and Conditions of the
Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Ofiiee, in Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must be' delivery!, sealed up, and
indorsed,'" Proposal's for Cartridge Paper;" bra' no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said 2d May,• at Twelve
if Clock at Voo,i of the same Day, neither will any Tender
be nolic'el, unless the Party snaking it, or an 4gent in his
behalf, shall attend. •

Rv
,Orlier of the Board,
R. IL CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814

rrtig PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
-4' JES-TY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be reciieed at their gilice;in Pull Mall, on
or before Monday, the 2el day of ;flay next, from such Persons
as may he willing to undertake.the supply -of HORSE-SHOES
and FDA ELOCK-Kbys Ser vie,: of IJhis.lJepartmcnt.fbr a
Period of Tkrve Years, determinable after the L.rpiration
of
the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of
either Party. . .

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's tylice in the Tower, and far her
particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
:Vail aforesaid, any DaY between the Hours of Ten and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered? sealed
up, and indorsed, "Pluposals for Horse-shoes,&C. ;" /nit no
Proposal can be admitted after the said 2d May, at Twelve
o'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be
izotirrri, uAless the Party maktng it, or an 4g-eta in his Be-
half, shall attend.
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By Order of the Board, - ,

IL H. CREW, SecretNry.
London, England, 1814-04-20

WINDSOR, APRIL 19.

Yesterday, the QUEEN, Princesses ELIZABETH
and MARY, spent the day at Frogrnore and went
there again this day, to inspect the preparations
making for the reception of her ImperiaHi highness
the Duchess of OLDENBUAGIT, who s pected
here next week. The Dike of KENT 'left here
yesterday for his seat, Castleba'r-bill.

Coronation of Louts XVIII.—The cheapest
mode of seeing this Grand Spectacle is to he known
at CARTER'S, 8, Charing-Cross.-.I-N. B. Prizes sold
fur the New Lottery, which draws 3d of May.
London, England, 1814-04-20

ARMY CONTRACTS.
COMMISSARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE,

Great George-street, April 14, 1814. •
OTIcE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
f Contracting to SupplyßEEF and MUTTON to
his M:,esty's Laud Forces in Cantonments; Quarters, and
13arraLksyin the under-mentioned Counties : •
Berwick,
'Northarriptori, •
Nort liumberland,

That the Deliveries, are to commence on and for the
Twenty-fifth Day of May next; that Proposals in Writ-
ing, sealed up, and marked, " Tender for _Army Supplies,"
will be received at this. Office. on or before Tniestlat.. the
Third Day of said Month Of May (but. none will be received
after Twelve o'clock on that Day), and, if 'sent by Post, the
Postage must be paid.

Proposals must be made separately for each County ; and
each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the
Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of known Property
engaging-to become bound with the Party tendering in:the
Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Per-
formance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed
unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed
in Words at Length; and should it so happen that during
th.e Continuance of the Contract no Troops should he sta-
tioned or supplied in the County, the Expeace of the Con-
tract and Beind, paid in the first instance by the Cintractor,
to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief.

at
Particulars of tbeContractsalay be had upon application
this Office, between the Hours of Eleven and Five. .

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES, CASE -SS.
To Mr. 13, Guest, No. 9; Great Surrey-street, Illackfriars.

Portsmouth,-Aug. 15, 1813,
Dear-Sir,' Onboard the ship Venus for St. Helena.
HAVING been much 41ieteci with Gout, at-
teu"ed with a Liver complaint, for a great number of
years, .anti so distressed with weakness and contractions; as
to be incapable of attending icy Regiment as a Captain in the
east India Service,. I returned to this country with .hopes of
obtaining a cure, where every Means was used for two years
and'a half without the least success, when a friend sent me
one of pita. Pamphlets, where I- found Case 10, of Mr. Hay-
man, exactly similar to my own, which induced me to at-
tend yen.
in a few days was Much relieved, and in two months so
much restored as to be enabled to resume my usual situation,
'aim the tenth of Pay Case may be seen on the hooks of the Ho-
nourable 'thy East ludic Company, and' by making it as publiC
as possible, you'will much oblige, Dear Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,—R. H. STATHAM.
London, England, 1814-06-15

FOREIGN TROOPS.

Lord LovEtiom. moved The Order of the "Day
Mr the consitFeration •of-the Prince Regent's Mes-
sage or Communication relative to the landing Of
the Russian Guards ; auk The Order being read,
H is Lordship said, that he .did not think it ne-
cessary to preface the-Address by a single word,
except this, that it was not intended to keep the
troopsbere a moment- longer than was necessary
for their 'being-conveniently embarked *iigairi,jo
be sent home. He then moved 'ati Address Vt'',lke,
Prince Regent., mere,ly.thanking him for the COm-
inunication, in the usual form.
Lord HOLLAND 'requested to 'know, by what
authority the necessary disciPline was to'be main-
tained amongthe troops on spelt' occasions ?
Lord LivEttpoot..--By the anthority of Parlia-
iilent, if necessary ; but -considevug the short
time they were
.to, stay, it was not likely that
any application would be inane to Parliament on
that beach. . ,

Lord STANHOPE was very happy to hear the
last words that had fallen from the No Lord.
But 11t, objected to the address.(as we underabd),
:because it_said nothing cm the point, of thd acco7
madation of the tioops, and saifl that it wa's got
tip in that slovenly way in which many of these
addresses were,trarned. , .

Lorditvekko,o t, said, that it ho;ct:sbeep frahied
in, thc'tishi)l nT4nner' to which for every reason it
Was most iliAiriibje to adhere.

. . .
'The Address was then agreed to. ,
The consideration of,the Treaty cif Peacs; -16;h
stood for Thursday, was- postponed to that day
week.—Adj•,urned. •
London, England, 1814-06-15

more apt to display and prolong their elegant a.:!-
Complishtnents— - •
;.." One fivants in tics, onefiutters in hi,ncade."

I could, not lielp laughitig to see, very. often., a
fellow who hadjust -solicited and obtained a sous,
pass slightingly from his expres.sion of thanks for
the chartiy, to pay the more congenial
.trihuukof.
his
.enrtesies to some brother mendicant who h'd
approached. Off. go the trcinewkius cocked bats
of these-odd-looking beggars, and their heads,
covered with -It load of hair-powder, are bent
with due everdice to the earth -as; they pay
their mutual respects. The hair, tied up in im-
mense plaited clubs, describes a semi-circte of
powder on their ragged shoulder's, and, :norms a
curious contrast of finery and wretchedness.—
Wooden shoes are not only common- to this class
of persons, but to most of the lowerorders of the
people, whose motions along pave are conse-
quently. attended with- no inconsiderable clatter.
Having descended so low with subject; as
well as wits my paper, I must, for `the present,
add only the word . .
viArron.
London, England, 1814-04-27

GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS.

• • • •
N. MIDDLETON'S IMPROVED J3LACK
LEAD PENCILS, of different degrees of hardnesS.
The many gross. impositions' practised on thc,Public by Un-
principled persons, who vend a vile composition in appear-
ance like Black Lead, but which has none of its properties,
renders it necessary for N. Middleton, Black Lead Pencil
Maker to the King and Prince Regent, to inform the Trade,
Artists, and those, Gentlemen Who are in the habit of using
Isis Pencils, the reputation of which has been established near
sixty years, acrd , which were. formerly known by the mark of
Middleton only, have now the following stamp on each Pen-
cil :—" N. Middleton, 162, Strand; London," a,nd fors the
Prepared Lead, " Prepared. Lead, N. Middleton, Manu-
facturer, 162,-Strand, London," with distinguishing marks
to dente the quality of the Lead, as H. bard, H. IL
harder; &c.
The greatest variety in London of Letter Copying Ma-
chines, Writing and Dreising Desks and Boxes, add a large
assortment of Pocket Books, Almanacks, Repositories, Sta-
tionery, &c.
London, England, 1814-04-27

BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT.

MILLARD'S 'IMPERIAL TWINE 'CLOTH,_
(Warranted free from any. Mixture whatever)
Made in the various Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 for Shirting, and
9-8, 5-4, and 6-4,, for Sheeting'. • ,
THIS ARTICLE, so.Desinible forits Econo-
my, and its. great conduciveness to health; is manu-
factured on a Mathematical Principle (ayant toute l'agreable
de la toile du.lin). It so regulating the-perspiration, having
no flax, nor any thing of a cold nature mixed with it, that,
the ill effects of sudden cold chill, after exercise, is totally
prevented, and is suitable to every Climate and Season. It•
is 'sold, stamped with' the Patentee's name, &c. at. the
EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. t 6, CHEAPSIDE,
at no other House, in Pieces of 26 yards each', and upwards,
at 2s. 6d. 3s. 3s: 6d. and 4s. 6d. per -yard, and nearly half the
Price of other. Cloth, Thy 5-4 Sheetings are from 26 to •52
yards, from 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. and the G. 4 from" 36 yards or
wards, from 3s. 6d. to Is. 6d. per y'ar'd. Orders (with remit-
tance) punctually executed. -

The Patentee begs to state, for the information of Mer-
chants abroad, and of Families residing at a distance from the
Metropolis, that every Piece is stamped agreeable to the Pa-
tent, with his name, &c. as above, and to which it is parti-.
cularly necessary to attend. • •
London, England, 1814-04-27

ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT.

Palace of the nuilleries, April 22, 1974.
We,, Charles Philip of France, son of France,
Monsieur, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom,
&c. have decreed, and do decree as follows :--,-

I. There shall be sent iota each of the military divisions asi
extraordinary Commissioner of the King. His mission 1!:ail
have for object, •
1. To disseminate in the countryan exact knowledge of the
events which have restored France to its legitimate Sove-
reigns. • . rr •
2. To insure the execution of all the acts of the ProvisionA
Government.
3 To take all the tneasures which circumstances shall r4,`--
quire to facilitate the.establishment and activity of the Go-
vernment.

4: To collect information relative to all biancbes of.the
public service.
11. With this view the said Royal Commissioners are antho-
ried to require all civil and military authorities, and evert
to give them orders, which all functionaries and public agents
shall be bound to obey.
HI. Aceording.to the account which shall be given therm
of the conduct of all these depositories of public authority-,
they may pronounce their suspensions, and appoint provi-
fional successors.
Every pct of suspension and of replacement must -be imare-
London, England, 1814-04-27

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814.

TruE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of His MA-
-m.7 JESTT'S ORDNe.IIVC.E do hereby give Notice,
ThatPr'oposals will be received at their Office,inPall Mall, on
or before Monday, the gel day of Alay next, from such Persons
as may-he willing to undertake the supply of HORSE-SHOES
and FORELOCK-KEYS for Service of this Department, for a
Period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of
the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of
either Party.

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applkation ai
the Prinipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther
particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions• of the _
Contract,onay be, known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any Day between the ',fours of Ten and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
up, and indorsed, "Proposals for Horse-sbofys, &c. ;" but. no
Proposal can be admitted after the said ed May, at Twelre
o'clock at Noon of .the same Day, neither will any Tender be
noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Be-
half; shall attend. '
By &der of the Board,
It IL CREW, Secretary,
London, England, 1814-04-27

OFFICE (IF ORDN.eINCE, April 13, 1814,

THE P.WNC/PA OFFICERS of Ms MA-
-A- .iwsTrs OR do hereby give Noticr,
That Proposals. will be recefred at their Office, Pall-
Mall, on or Wore Monday, the 24 day of May- next, front
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
"RTItIbGE. 11. APFR Ar this Department, for
a period of Three Yew-3, determinable after the e.tpiration of
the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option
of either Party.

Patterns of the Articles may be Viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Contract, may be known,at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-
Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four
o' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and
indorsed, " Proposals for Cartridge Paper,;" but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said 2d May, at Twelve
.'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will tiny Tender
be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his
behalf. shall attend. _ _

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW 7, Secretary.
London, England, 1814-04-27

. Superior Merit will ever meet the Publif Approbation-.
DR. itHEMAN•s G LUTA. gA LUTARI Si or a
most famous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glandular,
and Cutaneous Disorders, Meets, litc.—A bottle or two"will
convince the pailient of theinsalutary effects; a few bottles have
effected a cure, after salivation ana every other means Imre
roved abortive, and even when the disorder has been stand-
ing several Sears. No remedy can be better contrived, more
safe, er more convenient, than this, for such as are obliged to
go long :lournies, or to Sea, as •it nee& no confinement or
restraint of diet; and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman in
an extensive practice, has prOved it no less successful in those
debilities which arise more from imprudence than a certain
cause—to such patients it holds out a never-failing, perma-
nent, and speedy relief.
Sold, wholAaktand retail,at Mr: Butler's, 4, Cheapside,
Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Country Medi-
cine Vehders, in Bottles at 2s. Od. 4s. 6d. and 245. each, with
ample
.directions for each Sex..
London, England, 1814-04-27

THE THEATRES.'

Dituat-LANg.--The Opera 'of Narensky was
followed last night at this Theatre
,by a new dra,
matic sketch of one act, entitled I ntrigue. The
piece is amusing, and might well have been ex.
paneled into two acts. It was very well support-
ed, chiefly,by KNIGHT am! Miss BELLY, and was
Well received by the audience.' s.
CovENT-GAnnEN,.--Mr. TERRY came forward
last night, and apologised for the dbsence of Mrs:
JORDAN in the Comedy, on account-of a domestic
tnisfortune (Captain VITZCLARENCE having been
severely wounded in the battle of Toulouse), anti .
stating that Miss BOOTH would take her character
at a short notice. The audience testified their
,approbation, and Miss BOOTH acquitted herself
with great spirit.
London, England, 1814-04-27

hately transtuitted the 6thitnimilonei of act)artilufmt
Iv born it ,:liatitoiit6riti tng-etlier with a report assigning the
"notices and gvititirls or such art.

- .•
IV. They shall be empowered to set at liberty the indivi-
citials *lab way 'Woe been arbitrarily arrested for political
nct., 'if they are hot detained in virtue of letters of arret
issued ‘by Imperial procurators ont account of Wiper acts.
'V. Ther shall cause provisionally to cease all prosecutions,
punishments, arrests, and other similar measures, which may
dare been pronounced in matters.regarding the military On-
seriptien. .•
Tl),:y shall cause tot-ease all requisition*, Icries„
ion or other extraordinary measures ordered by the
late fles^7zrnment, with the sole.tttew ofrolonging the war.
VI% They shall correspond With-the (7ountiissioner for the
lutcricr about the ..:role of their mission, and Avith the Com-
missioners of oiler public departments,in regard to their re-
upective objects and powers.
(Signed) CHARLES PHILIP.
• By Monsieur, Lient,Gen: of the Kinzdom,
(Sigced) Tbe.Baro4.l)l; VITROLLES.
London, England, 1814-04-27

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on
or before Monday, the 9th day of May next, from such
PCTBO7I3 MS' may be willing to undertake the performance
of the GLAZIER's WORK at the Tower, Pall-Mall, Wool-
wich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and'Atifleet,".Ar ServiCe of this
Department, for a Period of three Years, determinable after
the k;srpiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Month s,
at th? Option of either Party.

Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condition
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's %Wee, in
aforesaid, any Day between theilou'rs of Tea. and
Four o'cliwk, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
up, and indorsed; “4CoposalA fix• Glazier's Work ;" but no
Proposal can• be admitted after the said t.ll Nay, at
Twelve •'clock at Noon of the' same day, neither will any
Tender 6c noticed, unless the Party Making it, or an agent
in his behalf, shall attend.
• , By Order of the Board,
•
R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1814-04-27

NAVAL NEWS.

HARIVICII, APRIL 26.—Irrivetl the American
ship Neptune from GOttenburgh, for the purpose
of carrying to that port W. BA Ann and Mr.
GALLATIN. Arrived the Alliance and Auckland
packets With mails from Holland, and the Albion
packet with a mail from Cuxhaven. ,•

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26.--Nrrived the New-
castle frigate, LOrd GEORGE STUART, from the
Downs, and the Intelligent gun-brig from Guern-
sey. Sailed his ?Majesty's ships Pandora, Carron,
and Zephyr, with a fleet for Spain, Portugal, and
the Mediterranean. Also sailed his Majesty's
ships Bellerophon, Medina, Perseus-, 'Wolverine,
Sydney, and Cormorant store-ship, niith a fleet
for Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Quebec, and
New Brunswick.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 25.—Came la the Venus
frigate from Passages, with dispatches.—Wimi W.
DEAL, AVAIL 26.—Arrived the Margaretta from.
Madeira, boom! to Amsterdam.—Wind N. E,
London, England, 1814-04-18

Trhifeiall, April 18, 1814,

Its, Royal Hizbliess the Prince Regent has been pleased
Ito constitute and appoipt the Right Hon. Francis Lord Na-
-pier to be his Majesty's Commissioner to the Geiteri'il
s,embly of the Church of Scotland.-1 he Prince Regent he
also been pleased to present the Rev. Frederick Ricketts,
M. A. to the rectory of Eckington cum Killainarch, in the
,county of Derby anti dirkese of Lichfield and Coreutrr, -void
by the death of the Rev. C.•Alderson.

Crown Office, ,4pril 18, 1814.

Members returned to §erre in:this pr&ent.Parliament.

Borough 0f Dorchester—S. Shrpflerd, of Bloomsbury-
square, Esq. in the room of W. A'Coutt, Esq. who has ac-
cepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
County of Nottingham----F. Frank, Esq..Rear-Adrrtiral of
thrj White, in the room of Lord W. Benti4tl, who has ac-
cepted the Chiltern Hundreds.
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BANKRUPTCY SLT PERS ErrE rY._ •

J. Harvey, Sewstern, Leicestershire, horse-dealer.

'
BANKRUPTS. . .
E. Waters, Merthytidfil, GlamorganShire; shopkeeper, to
surrender April 27x25, and May 2., at. the Bear, ton, Cw-
bridge, GlautOrgansh ire. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Cle-
ment's-Inn:

R. Pearson, Skelton, Yorkshire, dealer and chapman, April
25, 26, and Ma' 28, at the Saracen's Head, York. Attur-
nies, Messrs. Bell and Brodriek, Bow Church-yard.
J.-Matthewman, Lee Bridge Mills, Yorkshire, atton-spin•-•
' ner May 11, 12, and 28, at the Saville's Arms Inn, Elland,
Yorkshire. 'Attorney, Mr. Nettlefuld, Norfulk-street,
Strand.

J. Philllpson Newcastle-npon.-Tyne, money-scrivener,
May 10, 11, and 28, at the Turf Hotel, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne. Attorney,„Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street.
'l'. Islip, Criningsby, Lincolnshire, victualler, April in,
and May 28, at the Green Dragon Inn, Boston. Attornies,
Messrs. Lodington and Hall, Teinple
J. Smith, Bradford, Yot grocer, May 3,14, and 28, at
the,Boll's Head Inn, Bradford. Attorney, Mr. Jas. Edge,
Norfolk-street, Strand.
W., Hewitt, late of Polesworth, Warwickshire, grocer, May
4,5, and 2.3, at the Flitch of Bacon lon, Wichnor-briLlge,
Stafford:: Attorucy, Mr. Frederic Turner, Bloomsirury--
square.
London, England, 1814-04-18

tAVAL

PohisHotlTH, APittL 17.—ArriVed yesterdaY
the Eagle mats of War, Rear-Admiral FREE-
M,,.NTLE; from the Mediterranean, and is put wi-
der quarantine. Also.a'rrived his Majesty't ships,
Diomede, Sheldrake, and Briseis, from the 'East-
ward. Arrived yesterday tiro Hercule .letter of
marque, tiIiEHRATT, master, from St. Domirigo,
last from Cork. The day before yesterday she.re-
captured, oft Portland, the brig .Sybelle, from
Chepstow for Woolwich, with timber. The Sy-
belle had been captured.the sarbe day by the
American schooner privateer Prince of Neuf-
chatel, of, New York. The Sybelle came into
Portsmouth to-day. Arrived to-flay '(l7th) his
Majesty's ship Cressy, from the Isle of Bas.,—
Sailed the Zephyr sloop of war on a cruize.
Majesty's ship Hannibal takes the convoy to the
West Indies ; she will proceed with her convoy
first to Cork. The Polonaise French. 7,1 is still
at Spithead ; she did not .sail immediately 'for,
Cherhurgh, as before stated.—Wind 'westerly.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 15.-'--Arrived yesterday ;the
Lady Arabella packet, %vial a mail frOm Passages,
six days. The, following .packets with mails
are gone into the roads :—The Countess of Chi- .
chester for Malta and Gibraltar ; Orion and
Ernest for Lisbon ; Louisa for the Brazils ; Nike
of Montrose for Jamaica, and the Express'ilacket.
for Halifax.—Wind S. W. •
• TORBAY, APRIL IG.—Arrived the Comet sloop
of war, to take charge of the shipping now col-
lecting for Newfoundland, 3tc.---.-Wind W.
HARwicH, APRIL 17.—Sailed the Auckland
packet for Holland, and the Earl Leicester.
DEAL, APRIL 17.—ArriVed the Rinaldo sloop
of 'war, with a convoy, from Portsmouth ;
Olympia from a cruize.; his Majesty's ship Ci)-
tossus from the Roompot ; • and the Nymph :ut-
ter from Calais. Sailed for Portsmouth the
_Me-
teor bomb ; for. Dunkirk, the Folkstone lugger ;
for the Roompot, the Defender cutter ; and on a
cruize foi4 the French coast, the Cadmus'sloop of
war.—Wind

. • The Leander, Hamadryad, and Teneldpe 'fri-
gates, and the Espoir sloop of war, sailed from
Cork the 11th instant; with a large fleet fur New-
founillabd, Halifax, Ike.-.-:The Pelican and Casti-
lian sloops of war sailed from thence the same.
.day,.with a fleet for Passages, &e. ••
London, England, 1814-04-18

;
Ocsi'-'•

ARMY CONTRACTS.
• COMMISSARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE,
Great George-Street, April 12, 1814.
NOTICE is Tiefeby given to all -persons desirous
of Contracting to Supply BEEF: and murrox, to
his Majesty's Laud Forces in /.Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the under-nientiOned Counties :

Beruieh,
Northampton,
Northumberland',

Th4t the Deliveries are to commence on and for the
Twenty-fifth • Day of May next; that Proposals in Writ-
ing, sealed up, and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies,"
will he received at this Office on or before Tuesday the
Third Day of said Month of Nay .(but none. will be received
after Twelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the
Postage must be paid.
Proposals -must be made ref: irately for each County ; and
.each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the_
Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons of hnown Property
engaging to become booed with the Party teadering in the
Amount stated in the printed Particolars, for- the thke ' Per-
formance of the Contract ; and no Prgposal will be noticed
unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed
in. Words at Lengtti; and should it so happen that during
the Constinuance of the Contract no Troops should he sta-
tioned or supplied in the Counq, the -Expeace of tir.2. Con-
tract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Cfntractor,
to. be refunded to blur by the Commissary in Chief.
Particulars of the ContrZwts may be had upon application at
this Office, between. the Hours of Eleven and Five.

This Day was published, price 2s.

•
THE original celebrated National Dutch
Air of • GRANtai BO'v'EN, ILLIANI of NAS-
SAU, pfuscy, of O:LANGE, arranged with Variations for
the Harp, or Piano-forts. To which is added, the joyful Li-
beration of 'Holland from the tyrannic Yoke of the French;
composed by E..lones,, Bard to his Royal Highnes thjPrince
ltegent of Great,Britaiin. A Suppler-1i !;it to the Author's for-
nit• two .Numbers. of• l'erpsichore's Banquet," or Select
-Beauties of various National Melodies.
Sold at Messrs. Birchall, Mi•tchell, and Lave,
neap's Music 'Shops, in New Bond-street; at Goulding's, in
Soho-square; at Clen:enti's, in Cheapside ; Preston's, in the
Strand; and at other Music Shops.
London, England, 1814-04-18

DIVIDENDS.

May 7. J. Cowell, Brydge's7street, Covent-garden, taylor—
May 7. J. Gamble, Saint Neyt's, Huntingdonshire, paper-
maker—May 7.. J. Eyre, Broad-street,.. oil in,tn-..-111av 14. M.
Brogy, George-stteet, tifinories, .gunstock-maker—May 7..1.
.1. Walter, jun. Shad Thames, anchor-smith—May 7. J.
Groombridgc, Lawrence Poultney-bill, merchant—May 7.
-R. Baker, Aldgate High-street, china-man—May 14. .12Kid-
well, Rochester, upholder—May 14. E. Scott, -Lynn, Norfolk, •
grocer—July 23. It. Sergeant, Slough, Bnckingharushire car-
penter —May 17. W. Wood, T.r-ee-Oak-lane, Horslyjown,
cooper—May 5. C. Bedford, Norwich,. brazier—May 11. P.
Norris, Liverpool, iron-merchant—May 7. R. Collins,
court, .Broad-street, builder—May 7. W. Clancy, St. 'Mary-
Axe, Merchant—May 7. Webb, Weseminster--hridre-i-on7l,
coal-merchant—May 7. G. H. Browne-,•Juhn-:street, Bedf,rd-
- row, scrivener-May 7. E.-.lanai•ay. Ludgate-street, toymait
—May 7.-N. Lucas and C. Betke,yancras-lane, merchants—
May 10. S. Thurstoq; Ipswich, liinitstcr—May 9. 11. nuber,
Plymouth, dealer—May 9. T. Weigltiman, York—glove-ma-
-.ortieturee----51-ay 10. J. Cottbifirn, south Shields, ,ero6il---
May 9. T. Barns and T. Sefton, 131ackrod, calico-
printers—May 14.. J. Luke,. Cheapside, boot-maker—Mav 7.
C. AdarLs, Pancras-lane, Merchant—May 10. J. J. and R.W.
Lester, Rotherbithe, roast..makers—My 10. J. F. Sdiroder,
Crutched-friars, Merchant—May 10. W. Gedney arid It.
Hutton, of Kingston-upon-Hull, cortrfactors.
London, England, 1814-04-18

CERTIFICATES—Sint 7.

0. Dickinson, of South Shields, linen-draper—J. Read, of
Ringwood:lS'outhampton, nia•lster—H. W. Smith, of Fleet-
inarket'y grocer--N. Cooke, of Prinees-square, Kenningto'n,
mere -. of Union street,'Hoxton, plaistereri—
J. WSirs, odealer—A. W. Lesser, of St.
Rf
Essex,
11gry-Axe., merchant—W. Hallett and J. Hardie, of Queen-
*street, droz,cisf---;E. Haskell, of Liverpool, grocer—J. I'ur-
these, of lum-street, Gray's Inn-lane,
London, England, 1814-10-28

THE MA RK ETS.

CORN EXCHANGR, OCT. 28.—We had a good
supply of Oats this morning, .and 'fine samples
fully supported the last prices, hut ordinary were
dull, and Is. per quarter cheaper. In the kVheat
trade there was not a great deal doing ; tine sa►ni-
ples supported their price, but ordinary were dull.
Barley,has-declined!2s. per quarter. Malt, unless
very fine, scarcely supported its price. Grey PeaBe
and Tick Beans continued at the last quotations,
but Boiling Pease were very dull. In other kinds
of Grain no alteration. .

English Wheat 60s. lies. —s.
Fine ditto - 72►.
Old ditto - —s.
Foreign do. - 50.. 60s. 70s.
Fine ditto - -78 s.

New White Pease - 6,15, —R.
Grey Pease - - -38 s. 455.
New Grey Pease -48 s;
'rich Beaus - - - 373..445.
Si ;all Beans 415. 475.

Old Rye - - -30 s. SC,)s.
New ditto - - -48 s. —s.
Barley - - - 2,15. SOS. --s.
Fine ditto - - - 325. —s.

Feed Oats - - -18 s. 235.
Fine (Hui) - - - 275. 295.
Poland ditto - - 2!4. 253%-
Fine ditto - -30 s. 325.

New ditto
Malt -

- - - 375. --s.
- -02 s. GL's.

Potatoe ditto - - 3Gs.
Rape Sped 281. 331. per lafit

Fine ditto► - - - 744. —s.
WhitePease 5:35. 61s.

Firie Flour
Seconds

-70 s. 7bs.
6.3>.

SMITIIFIELO, OCT. o.B.—This day's Market was hut.thin:y•
supplied with the various kinds of Cattle ; Mutton and Pork
supported last prices; Beef and Veal weee-dearer; 'and the
trade, for the most part, was not over brisk.. The sales in
the Hay-market were not lively; Hay and Straw obtained
last prices; Clover has fallen in price. Tbe following pikes
and numbers are a' correct statement :
To sink the Offal, per stone of 81b.
Beef, 4s. Od. to ss. 4d. Mutton, .ss. Od. to Gs. Od.
ss. od. to 7s. Pork, Gs. Gd. to Bs. od.
Beasts, 870. Sheep, 5790. Calves, 140. Pigs, 340.
HAY-MARKET.

Hat, 31. to 51. Straw, 11, 10s. to it. os. Clover, 41.
to 71. QS,
London, England, 1814-10-28

BRIGHTON, Oc•r. 26.

The Duke of VORK arrived late last night, for
tie purpose of paying his respects to his Mother.
By twelve o'clock some thousands of spectators
haul collected in front of the Pavilion, a chain of
Noblemen's carriages was seen on each side of
the road,, and the motley assemblage added much,
to the scene. This morning the QUEEN, the
PRINCE REGENT, the., PRINCESSES, the Royal
DokEs,_ and their suites, left the Pavilion, and
proceeded' to' Stamper, the seat of the Earl of.
CittertEsTEtt. The yoemanry were drawn up in
the Park. The Earl and Countess received her
MaJEsTY, the PRINCE, WEGENT, and the rest of
the Royal Party, at the house, and condueted
them through the Gardens ; atter which, they
partook, of a sfimptnous breakfast, The PRINCE
REGENT and his suite returned to Brighton on
horseback. The Royal Party returned to.the Pa-
vilion to dinner. The Prince's. Band coinnieneed
their musical evolutions at eight o'clock, and, con-
tinued to play overtures until two. Her MAJESTY
has commanded a Play to-morrow (Thursday),
for the benefit of the' Di-sPcnsary--:-the pc:!'or-
mances.selected are, The 'Honey Moon, and Killip
no )11 hide!: . SAYERS aud TOWNSEND art:: in atten-
dance upon tier MAJESTY.
London, England, 1814-10-28

1311.111SEL. lIER()ES.

A melancholy coincidence. of fate appears to
have attended the Ladies of the late General Ross
and Captain Sir PETER PARKER, Bart. Both ac-
companied their-husbands as far as BOurdcaux,
on their way to America ; they were-the only
English Ladies in that city while then. husbands
remained there ; they left it at the same period—
their husbands were killed in the same way, and
nearly at the sanie moment—and each are left
With tierce children to niourn their untimely fall.
No Officers ever fell more generally regretted or
befoved. General Ross was 'the idol of his little
army ; and Sir PETER PARKER was equally so that
of his ship's crew, who mutinied when an order
was sent to deliver up his-body for the purpoSe of
having it conveved to Bermuda, declaring it should
not leas=e the ship, where it had 'been embalmed,
in the hope of being the bearers of it 'themselves
to England, and who only suffered -it to, be re-
moved from the Manelaus, on Admiral CocK-
BURN'S guing 'on board, and assuring theta that
he would carry it in Lis own ship to Bermuda,
Sand give to their beloved Commander, a funeral
worthy of the distinguished manner. in which he
fell. •
London, England, 1814-01-31

A.VERIC AN PAYERS.

BOSTON; Dr 7.6. 4.-The La Hogue and TenedoB
were at Halifax the 26th Nov. to sail next day toe
'Boston Bay. ThePoictiers had sailed with a fleet
for England, in which were 400 Ainerican- pri-
soners. '

[From the Albany Argus, Nov. 20.3
We have received for publicition, copies of an
interesting correspondence between Generals %Va.-
kinson and Hampton and the Secretary at War,
4nd the official return of the killed and wounded
in the action at Williamsbnrgh, opposite Hamil-
ton, on the 11th inst. We will give the whole
entire: in the next Argus. The
.aggregate of oar
loss' is as fellows 1027-Wounded
•---
Tdtal 339.

Among the killed are three officers and among
the wounded sixteen.
General Harrison, it is believed, marched on
the 18th with his forces at Fort George, once more
to pay his respects to Proctor, whom he expected
to find at Burlington heights. It is,olso stated,
on Saturday morning last, General Hampton re-
ceived an order from General Wilkinson, to re-
pair with his army to St. Regis.; and that he was
preparing to obey the order on Sunday or Mocda V.
NovEmarn39.—At the last dates from the army,
General \V iWinson was so seriously indisposed, as
to render his recovery doubtful. General Hamp-
ton arrived here on ksiunday, from the Northern
Army. The order-for Hampton's division of the
army to march to St. Regis, has been connter-
eNeept as it respects the 2d battalion of
the 1 1 th, and a company of the sth.---APAr-
thur's brigade has arrived at Socket's harbour, on
board the squadron from Fort GeOrge, the enemy
having, abar•doned Burlington heights.

• . THE' ENEMY IN• YORK 'RIVER.
Extract of a Letter to the Edifors, dated York Town, Nov. 22.
"The inhabitants of this town are placed at
•the present moment in a much exposed and alarm-
ing situation. yix negroes have lately absconded
from us. and gone off to the enemy, to wboui they
ha:e doubtless conAuniCated exact information
with respect to the State of the place and, its
means, or rather mint of means of defence.
" Two very large British brigs, the Sophia and

the Acteon,. are now at the month of !lie rive •,
• and a number of barges are to be seen within I`.
Owing to the sickness, prevalent aniong us, and
the absence of many individuals, our 's hole ef-
fective foi-ce, hastily assembled-on the occasion,
amounts only to • 16, added to which circumstance,
many of our licgiToes appear on the watch', and
disposed to join the enZmy, should they land.
Our females are much frightened, and with some
"reason."
London, England, 1814-01-31

Mrs. Cane -

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another Friend to

Roger Dawson, Esq. 5 5 0 the Cause - - C 6 0
Rev. Mr. Miles - - 1 0 0 C.. Frances & White -21 0 0
Rev.Jos.Hughes,M.A. 2 ;1 0 Plaskett, Esq. el 0 0
Rev. W. F. Peatt 1 1 0 Payne.,,,3u. 100 0 0
A Friend of the poor . • Down, Thornton,. and

Germans - - - 010 6 -Free. - - - 'lOO 0 A
Wm. Sabine, Esq. - 5 5 0 Hen.Thoraton,Esq.loo 0 0
James blues, Esq. - 21 0 0 G.Oppenheimet,Esq.loo 0 0
Wilson,Green,&Wil- 10 10 0 Thos. Wilson, Esq. 20 -0 0
son - • - - - - 10 10 0 Richard Thornton 1.31. 10'0
James Craig and Co, 10 10 0 Harris andLustance 21 0 0
Albers and Droop - 100 0 0 Walfotd and Penny 10 0 o
Adolphus Kent - - 10.1 .o'o Haligood, Evans, and
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Middleton, Innes, and Trinity Chapel, by the
Jon'es, Fleet-street 10 0 0 Ray. `P. Smith - 115 6
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London, England, 1814-01-31

JAMAICA PAYERS.

KINGSTON, DEc. 18.-.--General Simon Belivars
has published a proclamation for the purpose of
inviting all foreigners, of whatever nation or pro-
fession they may be, to 'establish themselves in
these provinces, under the immediate protection
of Government, who will dispense justice to them
openly and frankly. He gives this invitation,
fully persuaded that the fertility of the soil, its
various and precious producrions, the mildness of
the climate, and the prudent administration which
guarantee personal security, and preserve the sa-
cred rights of property, will confer• upon emi-
grants all the advaeages and comforts that they
could enjoy in their own countries.
Petion has laid an embargo on all vessels in.the
ports of Hayti under his authority, in consequence
of the late detentions in this island (Jamaica).
It now appears that the Government of Cartlia-
gena is disposed to check „as- much as possible,
privateering, as it has latterly demanded a cOn-
siderlble increase of securities before it will per
mit any vessel of this description to proceed to
sea.

Privoters, under different colours, it seems,
abound on the coast-of Cuba ; and PirenteEseon-
(lido is their head-quarters.
By private lettets from Curacoa, we learn that
Puente Cavelle still holds out. against the in-
dependent • army. The latter, has possession of
the adjacent. country. The I oyalists, we under-
stand, lost, in landing at La Guira, 200 men, and
nearly 200 more have died since in garrison there.
-Latterly there has not been any intercourse be-
tween the island of Trinidad and tie insutgents
on the Spanish Main, in the neighbourhood of-
that colony; in consequence of a cool Keception
having been given to an EmbasSy of -the ReVo!u-
tionbitS. The trade, therefore, • which y3ir,s for-
merly carried on with Trinidad, by means of these
branchosi has been transferred- to the island of
Granada.

Last Day of Drawing.—The Ticket No. 11,083,
drawn or, Wednesday, a Prize of Ten Thousan'd
Pounds, .was sold in Shares by-SWIFT and Co.
whb likeivise sold No-. `1,499 a Prize of "Tzoenty
Thousand Pond•, at tbeir•OfEces, No. li, Ptul-
try, .12, Charing-cross, and 31, Aldgate High--
street, in the last Lottery.—Tickests and Shares
are now on sale for the New Lottery, to begin on
the 4th. March.—The Scheme, with only 8,900
Tickets, contains two Prizes of 20,000/. besides
Twenty other Capitals.

PRICE OF STOCK
Rank Stock, 262
Navy 5 per Cent9S 96
Irish 5. per Cent... 95
4 pi Cent.. ,8211
3 per Cent. Red. 61;
3 per Cent. Con.. 67a 671
Bank L. Ann. 134 7-16ths

.$ ON SATURDAY.
India Stock, 193 194
India Bonds, 7s„ss. pr.
South Sea Stock,
Excheq.-Ilins;'4s. (s. pr.
Oniniurn, 40r 3
Imperial-3 per Cent.
Cons, for 25th ti7if
London, England, 1814-01-31

TriE DUKE DE EERItt,

it wilt be seen from the folloWhig• letter, that
accomplished Prince sailed trei. WeYnicitith-
on Thursday last;—
` WEYMOUTH, JAN. 27.—This tnOrning sailed
the Fra"iicis Freeling packet, Captain Pirc; with
a Mail and Passengers,. fin' the islands of Guerii.:
tey and Jersey:
.A French Nobleman of ditinc-
,
tion, (we suppose the ljuke de nzit.R.l), accompa-
nied by iki o Military Officers, embarked also this
morning for Jersey, in the Franeis Freeling; amt
sailed Under CoaVoy of a siocip, of War."
• '
Since 15UONAPAttTE bas with drawn troops
frOrn .the adjacent Provinces of Normandy and
Brittany, Where the spirit of lOyalty to the BOux-
isONS was the latest in being extinguished by the
furY of the RevolUtion,• we have the best hopes
Of a grand event in this. quarter. The leaders of
the insurrection of La Vendee are his companions
and guides, and it is expected that an array of
fOrty thOtisand men will instantly rally round 'the
V',Thite Standard.
London, England, 1814-03-03

THE ORATORIOS.

DRTJRY-LANE.---The atorio last night at tliis
Theatre consisted of a selection from HAYDN'S-
Creation, and a sacred Composition, entitled, The
Mount of Olives, composed, by Mr. BEETHOEvEN,
which does -hon Our to his talents. This piece
constituted the second act, -and .waS so much ad-
mired that the last chorus was encored.. Signora
M. A. CATALANI improves on repetition. A Miss
lippsoN•was added to the vocal group. She is a
pleasing Singer. ''INTALtit, Mrs. BLAND, PyNE,
IfEoNARD, and Master BARNETT, severally exerted
themselves ,with effect. The beautiful overture to.
Zauberjlote was encored.
COVENT-GARDEN.---HAYDN'S Creation afforded
ample scope. for the performers, as the first act of
.the Oratorio last night at this Theatre. The rest
was a selection, from other Composers. Mrs.
SALMON, after singing one air, " With verdure
clad," was obliged to withdraw from indisposi-
tion. An apology was made for her by BaAtt.trd
CATALANI ex.ertell herself with powerful effect.
KELLNER sung well 3 and BRAHAM • was particu-
larly applauded in his Echo song.
London, England, 1814-03-03

AMERICANS.

The President frigate sailed from New London the 4th of
December.

The Constitution frigate sailed from Boston the 30th of
December.

The Congress frigate sailed froni Portsmouth, N. H. early
.n January.

Tile Essex frigate was round Cape Horn by the last ac-

counts. .
The Enterprise and Rattlesnake brigs of war sailed from
Portsmouth, New Hampshir, early in January.

RECAPITULATION.
French.—Three sail of the line, 13 frigates, 2 brigs, 1 cor
vette.
Americans.—Fout.frigates, '2 brigs of war.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
East India House, when the under-mentioned
Commanders took leave of the Court, previous to-
departing for their respective destinations, viz.
Captain M. RICHES, Thames; J. KIRKPATRICK, Henry
Addington; N. TURNER, Dorsetshire—China direct.
Captain C. H. NEWELL, ALmander ; P. CAMPBELL, Lord
Keith—Maderia, Madras, and Bengal.

Lieutenants lately appointed to prison-ships at
Portsmouth :
Lieut. Joins Graves to command the Vengeance, vice Geo.
King; Samuel C. Faulkner, Atlas ; George Forbes, Blake ;
F. A. Edwards (2d), Sau Damazo ; John Jenkins Loney,
Guilford ; Riehai d Moorman, Wa;denrar; Wm. Barnett
Gloster, Atlas ; Thomas Sitead, Blake.
The Admiralty has received certain intelligence,.
that nine frigates, of the same class as those re-
cently captured by the Venerable, are still at sea.
On the 10th of January, one of them, in latitude
17. 2. N. reconnoitred the convoy arrived from
the Brazils, and stood away to the N.W. Capt.
RICKETTS, of the Vengeur, sailed from Basque
Roads on the 10th ult. to take the command of
the squadron off L'Orient, for the purpose of
cruizing for them.
A letter from Penang, Prince of Wale's Island,
of the 25th July, mentions, that the Minerva,
Capt. RICHARDSON, with the Bombay and China
ships, were all well, and were to leave that Island
for Chinaon the 28th of the same month.

His Majesty's ship Acorn has captured and car-
ried into the Cape of Good Hope, on the 4th of
December, the American whaling ship William
Penn, with 150 tons of oil.
No fewer than 58 vessels have been fitted out
at the port of Hull alone, for the Greenland and
Davis Straits whale-fishery this season.
A Court-Martial was held on Tuesday last on
board the Salvador del Aland°, to try the surviv-
ing Officers and, ship's company of the Holly, for
the loss of the said t;hip, near the island of St.
Clara, in St. Sebastian's harbour. The Court ad-
judged them to be fully acquitted.