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London, England, 1812-11-24

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CADIZ PAPERS

(FURTHER EXTRACTS.)

.CAniz, Nov. 2.—lt 'appears that Senor Merino,
Comniandant of that division of the Fourth Ariny
which is
_in Cordova, has intimated to the, Go-
-vermitent, tint he will not recognise any. other
'orders but those whi:th are communicated to hint
by it. •
NOy. s.—The accounts from Algiers
:are very satisfactory. The day after the arrival
at that port -,of the English ship the Invincible,
there entered there seven Spanish ,prizeF, the
crews of which amounted to more than 150-men;
but we have th:! satisfaction to announce, that
the DeY has since sheWn the strongest desire for
amity with the ,Spaniards ; as a proof of which
he immediately gave up the above prizes, and set
at iibery. all the crews, as well as other Spaniitrdi
who, were in en.:-tins. We are yet ignorant what
share. the Engjrsh had in bringing sabout this fa
i:ournble event ; but We have. reason to believe,
t' at they contribined much to the restoration of
harmony- with, the Regency of Algiers. -
About the middle. of Oi;tober; the, garrison of
Boria, consisting of 63 men, surrendered to the
troops under General Duman. Much property was'
found in the fort. •

Gtiteral TC.ferioo,, with 9000 melt, has marched'
from Cordova for La "Mancha. .

itEUS (CATALONIA), OCT. 6.—:On the Ist inst.
mirehed from hence 860 infantry mid GO liorse,;
with. General Eroles. 'At three in the .afternooa
of the 2d, they routed in Amncllons, near
beea, a column of more than 500 infantry of the
garrison of Lerida., They, were all 'put to the
sword, with the e:,:ception of 150 men, whom the
the General.reSeeved, in order to restrain Ole ex-;
cesses of GovernorHeuriot, to whom the same
Was communicated by a Serjeant severely wounded,-
who was sent to Henriot. The prisoners have
since arrived here; and were yesterday embarked
at Salon.
London, England, 1812-11-24

HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST ZROOF 01" AlEt.;l7

SORROW is so often the Compakiion of Sick-
ness, that the happiness of .1
-roman Life may be said, in.
greotmeaS•ure, to depend on the enjoyment of -Health.—
Those Quacks, therefore, who, .anderpretence of. restoring,
destroy that prime Blessing of Heaven, incur a guilt which no
language can describe, While, on the other hand, the litimane
and enlightened Physieian, who discovers a Medicine admi-
rably calcui.ated to dimini'h that complicated list of disoiders
which Alice aturianity, is indeed a real benefactor to hiS
species. -Such -a man was the venerable Dr. WEBSTER,
who, in his ENCiLISB DIET DRINK, has produced a ,Re-
medy, which. the, experience of Thousands can attest, has
proved irres:stibly efficacious in curing Scurvy, Scrophuia,
Eruptions springing from Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy,
Consumptions, Nervous .and Hypochondriac. Affections, and
every'descriptinn of Feeor. This invaluable Vegetable Medi-
cine, is not only extremely palatable, bet its composition so
harmless that it may be safely administered, even to a child
at the brmst.

Those who wi4li to see Dr. We't4t.er's, inipre4'ed Vegetable
System and PrincipleS'fully developed, nmiy, by applying to
the Venders, procure-his Own Treatise, a new ot which
is just publishe4price 55.;• and also a sni1:11 Pamphlet, con-
taining a grat nualber of cases and remarkable cures which
all occtyred during the last yeal.. -
ThiS.invahiable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E.
Sine and 'CO. 92,130r0ngh High-strect (sole Proprietors), from
the original•Reeipe, which was assigned over to the:a by Dr.
Webster, sonic years prior to his death.

, Sold in half- Idolbottles, 4s ; pint ditto, 7s. Gd.; arid in
quart ditto, 14s. each, duty included. • ,

• Wholesale by the l'Aip'rietors ; also wholesale and retail by
their Agents, Messrs. Ilnwurd and Evans, Long-lane, West
Smithfield. •
All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will
meet the earliest attention.

And is sold retail, by on.e at least, in every considerable
Town in the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders
of Medicine in London. EllioLson, Chemist aneDruggi:A,
106, Borough ; Bolton's nedicinal Warehouse, front of the
itoyal Exchange, Cornhilt; Catesworthy, Chemist and Drug-
gist,-144, Whiteehapeli Mdunsey, Chemist, 24, Great Sur-
rey street, Blackfriar's-roatl, and at Kennington-cross; San-
ger (late flacon), 150,.0,xf0id-stceet ; -Midgley, Chernist and
Druggist, .49, Strand ; Hudson and Co. Chemists,
27, 1-iaymarl;4; Ward, 324, Holborn; and Mattress, Per-
fumer, 63, Fleet-stract,
London, England, 1812-11-24

NTIMBV,R

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
..THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov ember 24,
idl2, Their Majesties Servants *ill perform the CO-
Xtdy- of
THE INCONSTANT ;
Or, THE WAY 'TO WIN HIM.
Old Mirabel, DOWTON
Young, lirat,r 1, mr.g.Li.ISTON; -
Captain Durete.e, Mr. BANNISTER;
Dugard, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Oriaba, Miss BOYCE;
Bisarie, Mrs. EDWIN.
To which 7.t be added the Musical Farce-of -
- JIIT OR MISS !
Adam Stirling,, Mr. PENLEY ; •
'Janus Jumble, Mr. WRENCH ;
Dick Cypher, Mr. DE CAMP;
•
•
Jerry Blossom, Mr. KNIGHT ;
VRonrke O'Daisy, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
• Clara Stirling, Miss POOLE ;
Dolly O'Daity, Mrs. BLAND.
The Doors to by opened at half past Five o'clock, to be-
tin past Six.
Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit, Ns. ed..; Second Price,
2s.—LowerGallery 25.; Second Price, is.—Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, 6d.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the Office in Little Itul:Sell-Street, from Ten till
Four, and from Ten in tbeEvening until the Doors are
closed. • • •
The principal Box Entranc6 are in 'trydgesstreet, with
~..1111 auxiliary door iu Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in
Itussell-street and Woburn-street; the Lower Gallery En-
trances are in Russell-street and Woburn7street.; the Upper
gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only.
Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up from
great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off towards the
Strand.
To -the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw
off :down 'Little' Russell-stieet and Drury-lane.
Stage Manager; Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money :7,) be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
To-morrow, the Tragedy of Hamlet; with the nircesof The
alayor of Garratt.—On Thursday, the Comedy of The West
Indian; with the Farce cf The Quaker.
All Persons having made good their Title of Free Admis-
ion, three days at the least, previous to the el:Ail:else -of
!9eli Right, will be required to sign their Names at the Door,
-In a Book which will be kept ready for that purppse', and
vill not be admitted without such signature.
The right hand door, leading from the hall in Brvdp-,es-
street, Will be opened for Free Adthissions to the Boxes, •
Arnl'conlined to them only.
• Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received
at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only,
London, England, 1812-11-24

ANOTHER LETTER, SANE DATE

Arrived a letter of marque cutter from Cortmna,
in six days, but cannot learn her name: She
brings an account of Marquis WELLINGTON and
General HILL hving joined, 'and offered battle to
the enemy, which they refusedi

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.

Arrived the Pluehix cutter from Corunna, which
she left on Monday last. Reports by her are, that
Lord WELLINGTON and General HILL had.effected
a junction, and had offered the enemy battle on
the 'plains of Salamanca, which they,declined,
The Duke of Illontrue packet was to sail on the
evening of the sane day.,
Sailed his Majesty's schooner Alphea, Lieut.,

APDoN-ALD,, with the Regent and Success trans-

ports, with. cava4ry, and Itanible, merchantman,
r. GODVREY,- for Lisi,on; also sailed the Duke of
Kent packet, COTESWORTH, for Lisbon,
.and
Chichester packet, AOGERSy for Bermuda, With
mails:
The Windsor Castle packet, SUTTON, sails to-
,
tiorrow for Cadiz and the Mediterranean, with
London, England, 1812-11-24

.GENERAL MST-OFFICE,
Tuesday, 27th October, 1812., '
ABOUT' Seven o'Clack on the E.:ening of
Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH,
was robbed of the Bags of Letters for London, described at
Foot, between Kettering and Higham Ferrers, and within
three Miles of Higham Ferrers, by forcing the Loch of the
Mail Box.

The Bags stolen are,—
Halifax of the 25th • Nottingham 266,
Bradford.. . ditto 4 Melton Mowbray, ditto '
Leeds ditto Oa . ditto ,
Wakefield .. ditto - -Uppingban] ditto
Huddersfield ditto Kettering . • ditto
Barnsley.... ditto . Ttirapstone ditto-
Sheffield. ... ditto
Rotherharn.. ditto-
Chesterfield.. ditto.
•
Mansfield ditto
WhoosPer shall apprehend the Person or Persons who Ccrin--•
mitted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS,
one Moiety to be paid on Connoitnient for Trial, .and the
()tiler Moiety on Conviction. If an Accomplice in the Rob-
bery will surrender himself and male Discovery, whereby
one or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre-
hended and brought to justice, such Discoverer will be en-
titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidence for
the CroOn. -

By C0mr4,7,,0il of the Postmaster-General,
F. FREELING, Sec.
London, England, 1812-11-24

sated things which ought to be suppressed. Mit
otnong mortals, he Who has the fewest defects;:ip-
pears the best, as in every thing we judge by com-
parison. Lord Wellington arrived, and his fame:
increased with his ,victories. What: wise patriot
does nut consider Wellington . Spaniard; as
the tntelar divinity of Spain. • The National Con-
gress itself has manifested its sentiments of him,
by decorating him with titles and honours.
length it committed to him the command in chief
of the Spanish armies, with the approbation of
all those who prefer the liberties of their country
to a Gothic and romantic honour. Ah! but Ge,
neral Ballesteros cannot ,condescend 10 submit to
this determination: and can General Ballesteros
- refuse to obey the command of the G.overnment,
and of the nation, represented in its Cortes ?
Foolish vanity ! What malignant genius has se-
duced-thee, 0 truly-deserving General, flattering
thy pride and self-love to eclipse thy glory ?
thou not said a thousand times, that obedience is
the foundation of military discipline ? What
greater honotrecan there be than to do.that which
the country requires of us, and which is the- more
valuable the more it is repugnant to' our feelings,
and the more it costs us. Be restored to your-
self,. that our, -enemies may no longer exult, and
patriots 'mourn. He is a fool who is obstinate in
error; the wise and-truly-great man will acknow-
ledge and endeavour to repair This fault.

111.-111. S.
Aartlw.:ll-2 Dte-fain, Wateri-ord. VlTtr--1 Cadiz, 1 Got-
' tenburgit, 1 Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 1 Brazils,. Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS
. • - . ruts DAY n•r TWEINt ()'CLOCK.
C0n5*15......f,4) 58 Red. Anti 571 1 Omnium 51
London, England, 1812-11-24

MONEY.

FiIfURTY Thousand Pounds has been lodged
with Messrs. Drummond and Ryder, Money Agents,
-23, Russell Mews, Howland-street, to be advanced to Per-
sons of Rank only, in sums not less than 10001. each ; but
they have other Money to advanci3 on all sorts of Securities,
as usual, by applying or addressing, pot-paid.---Constant at•
tenclance.
London, England, 1812-11-24

This Day was published,

In TWO large closely printed i7olumes in Octavo, prieo iii
boards, pie Pound Four Shillings, ameui 'Edition, being
the of
sr
•
rip LIE SCHOLAR armed against the ERRORS
of the TIME: ot, a Collecti:n .1' Tracts sos tilt! Prin..
cioles and'Evilences of Christianity,-the Constitution of the
Church, and tl:e Authority ofCivil',ArcernMent.
The whole intended for the Information and Assistance of
young-Students-in our Schools and Universities; and publish-
ed originally by a Society for the Reformation' of Principles.
Printed for F. C. and J. RivingtOn; NO. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard; sold also by J. llatcha,rd,•Piccadilly. • •
Of whoiiim4y.be had, lately publi%lied,
A new \Edition of, the Theological and Miscellaneous
'Works of the late Itev. William Jones, M. A. in six large
Volumes, price 31. 3s.
London, England, 1812-11-24

•
ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and. CO.
Contractors for the present STATE LOTTERY. con-
:tisting of 13,000 Tidies, have the gratification of acquaint-
ing the Public that they have been-so successful as to obtain.
4,11 e same mode of Drawing as in the
.old English Lotteries.
,ereare no Classes; but the whole' of the 13,000 different
~,?
nathers which the Lottery contlins will be put into the
Wheel, and every Ticket drawn separately, for which pur-
osr: Government has granted rwo Days of t Drawing, the
'AA and 13th of January.

SCHEmE.
2 .... of ....k20,000 .... are ....,C40,000
2 • 10,000 • 20,000
2,000 - B,OOO
1;000
*OOO
400
300
200
100
50
40
30
25
31,500

10

•
2,100

•
18,000 Tickets: • • L 130,000
The Favours of the Public are respectfully solicited by
f„I.,ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. who are selling
Offices,
and SHARES in a variety of Numbers, at their
‘l,,_fices 'BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL, and facing the
' NNW'S MEWS, CHARING-CROSS..
(s,\
London, England, 1812-11-24

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

0-14IORROW EVENING, _Nov. 25; 1812,
will he acted, Shalcspeare's Tragedy of

THE TEMPEST ;
-Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Alonso, Mr. CRESWELL;
Prospero, Mr. YOUNG;
Hippdyto,- Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Antonia, Mr. CHAPMAN;
Ferdinand, Mr. C, KEMIILE;
Gonzalo, Mr. MURRAY
Trinculo, Mr. BLANCHAIiD; •
Stephan°, Mr. MATHEWS;
Caliban, Mr. EMERY;
Miranda, Miss COOKE;
Dorinda, Miss S. BOOTH;
Arid, Miis BOLTON. •

-After which will be performed (fifth time) a New Farce
(with Songs) called •
LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.

The Overture;. &c. composed by Mr. M. P.. King..
The Principal Charact.e:s by
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS,
Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST,
Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER,
Mrs. GIBBS, Miss E. BOLTON.

,Ilaces for the Fsoxes to he taken of Mr. BrandAi, at the
"s`ewl3ox-Qdice, Haft-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-pait Five, and the Play
Agin at half-past Six.
Loxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit Ss. 6d. Second Price es.
Lower Gallery U. Second Price is..--Upper Gallery ls. Se-
.
'coed Price 6d.

' The New Farce, called Lore, Law, and Physic, will be
Teptated every' Evening till further notice.
On Thursday will be revived Thomson's Tragedy of Tan-
:?•ed and Sigismunda.
On Friday, The Lord of the Manor.—On Saturday the
Tragedy of Alexander the Great.
On Monday Shakspeare's Tragedy of King Richard the

The Public are respectfully informed, that a New
La been
Historical Play (in tljree acts) interspersed'with
been-long in preparation, and will speedily be produced,
exiled The Renegade.
London, England, 1812-11-24

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG.

rr HE Advertiser libing the real Manufacturer,:
is determined to sell every Article of the Pint Ftishiva
and. Workmanship at the following reduced Prices, viz. . -

Pearl Necklaces, any pat- 2 r 5 15 6) re-making I 0 12 0
tern, from *,
Ear-riogs, per pair . .- . 1 50 I , .otO 6
Bandeaux
Sprigs - 4 0 upwards {, I 5 0
Bracelets, per pair . . ,
Lockets ...- . . .
Brooches . . ' 1 5 0 0 7 6'

Crosses •S 1 1 0 I

46

Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the above prices that every Ornament is made of a Com-
position, Or what is commonly called Patent-Pearls, they are
respectfully informed, that every Article is compoF.ed of Ori,
eytal Pearls, from the Fisheries- of Ceyioo- and i4ersia, which,
being ia.anufactured by, the real Workman, are offered to the
Paine much under their usual Charges. • ,
Several coirplete suits of Pearls, new patkrns, in Morocco
Cases; consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Earn-rings, and.
three Brooches, from "c 25. to 301. per suit:

•
Apply to Ilarlo*i Pearl Worker and Strin.,;er, No. I,
Grangk,-court, Careystrect, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
London, England, 1812-11-24

I'iLAIT N17,1,V5.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Lion cutter
from Corunna iu G days; she is bound to Guernsey,
but put in here by contrary winds. She reports
that General lIILL bad joined Lord WELLINGTON,
and that the French entered Madrid on the Ist
instant.
London, England, 1812-11-24

rtifILBLAI NS tire pre. vehtedfroxt breaking, and
their tormenting! rating, instant ly removed hy WHIT E-
E A D's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally, esteemed
for its ettraordinary Efficacy in Itheumatisms, Palsies,
outy &Iledions, and Complaints of the Stomach ; hut
where this certain remedy has hew unknown, or neglteled,•
and the Chilblains haye aaually broke, W H TEHE A D's
I' A•MI LY CL: RATE wilFease the, pain, and veTy speedily
heal them.

Prepared and sold by R. ) ohnston, A pothecary, 15, G reek
street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at as. 9d. each;
the Cerate at ts:•.Q,(l. and as. 9d.
Sold by•eve'rt, Medicine Vender in.the United Kingdrint -
The Genuine has a black in Stamp; with vibe u.iitte
a R. Johnston' inserted on it.
London, England, 1812-11-24

respectfully acquaints the Public,•
, • that TICKETS Milt SHARES are sell*. in great
V
riety at bah of his old established Offices, 4, Corntilf, and
14, Charing-Cress, London, for the
-NEW LO ITERY, on the OLD MODE of Drawing,
wkich means Classes are avoided, and the whale of the
nuMbered from 1, to 13,000, will be put into -the
lice!, and every Ticket drawn out indiscriminately, deter-
kining its own Fate and no other.
London, England, 1812-11-24

PRESENT PRICE.

Ticket 422 9 0
.
Ai2Uarter 519 0 Sixteenth • 110 6

Porsons in the Country may be supplied by LISH'S Agents
the.pvincipal Towns in every County, or by sehding their
I2vders, Post or Carriage-paid, accompanied with good Bilis,
auk Notes, or Post-Office.Orciers, to
4, CORNHILL, or 9, tHAIUNG-CROSS, London.

NURSERY GROUNDS, KING'S-ROAD, FULHAM.
WHITLEY, BRAMES. and MILNE, bay.-
inF, now removed their Establishment to this place,
take the libt.rty of conimunicatinti the same to their Friinds
and the Public, and most respectfully to request that any
commands they may be pleased to favour ti:em with be ad-
drtssed here instead of Old BroMpton.
W. B. and M. cannot omit 'this opportunity of expressing
how grateful they feel fbr former favours, as well as the ad-
ditional, encouragement they liave experienced in conse-
quence of their recent undertaking; and as every exertion
will fie Made, render it complete, as well as to execute all
orders .intrusted to them with fidelity and dispatch, they
natter. thenlselves they shall continue to receive that pa-
tronage:which will be their highest ambition to merit.
N. B. An extensive assortment of line Hyacinths and other
Bulbs just received from Holland, in exciollent preserva-
tion. • -
November, 1812.
London, England, 1812-11-24

PREFERMENTS.

•Phe Rev. W. T. Ellis, A.T. of Trinity College, Cambride?
to the Perpetual Curacy of Wye, '6.nd also to the Mastership of
the Grammar Sehool of Wye College, Kent;' patron, G. F.
Hatton, .;•:sq-', of Eastwell Par;;. The Rev. J*. Longinore, to
Lectarershipol Manningtro..,Es%ex, having I:cea unanimoqsly
appointed to the same by thc inhabitants, and approved by
the Rector of Mistley. The Rev. T. Jchnes, to the Rectory
of Bratktone, in Devonshire.

BIRTH.
On Sunday last, at her IMEse in Hanover-square (late from,
CheStert,-,0-House, Cambridgeshire), the Lady of Willi:ma
Carter, Esq. of a'Son.

URI ED, •
".'kir:driay the 2d inst. at. Crasrnem, West:norland,. Tho-
ma,; Uutehinon, of Headsvell, Radnorshire, to Miss
Afolikipou3e,late of l'enrith, Cbunberland.
On Tilar,dav, at Queen's-Nuare Chapel, Bath, Wiliam
omerset. Duit;en, E;;:. of Finedou-Nall, Northaroptonsli;re, •
.11.s:s Saunders, of Lausdown Cresf3ent, Bath.
• Th•.:.-;:tine day, Ruhert.Bouthby, Esq. nfAppleton, Berks, to,
eldo3t daughter of Nt.r.•11.. W. Dinsdale, of Breacio-
stzeet.

DIED.
On the sth inst.. at Hampstead, Mr. John Leeds, of Elbow.-
lane, Lupton.
_._

Oa Thursday last, -at Kensington, in the 46th year of his •
age, Mr. Alexander Malcolm, of Stockwell, Surrey,
On Friday last,, at Scr.ittford, near _Salisbury, in the 79111-
year of her age, Mrs. Susan Ekins, the last surviving sister of
the late Deans .of Carlisle and Salisbury.
The same. day, William If illmott, Esq. of Stockwell, for.'
merly of. Suadridge, Kent, after a long illness.
On the .20th inst. at his house lit Hereford, in the 63,1 year
of his age, Charles Papps, Price, Esq. Captain in the Re;al.
Navy.

PRICE OF STOC:

S YESTERDAY.

Batik Stock,
Na 7 5 per Cent. 9041,1
Iri ti Ti per Cent.
4 per Cent. 73
1
3 per Cent. Red. 57i4
3 per Cent. Con. 59 53i
Bank L. Ann. 14 15-16ths 15
India Stock, 1631

India Bon.'s, 2s. din.
South Sea St yak,
Exchequer Bills, 34d. per day,
Is. pr.
Ditto, Sid,. per day, 3s. ss. pr..
Oulularo, 51 pr.
Cutts., for 225th Nor. 59 591

Hl4.7iti WATER AT.LONDOI
Morning, 32 minutes after 6.

N BRIDGE. T )-71ORROW.
I Ev•ming, 17 uliuutcs aft6r
London, England, 1812-08-01

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE*,

July 21, 1512.
pIIE PRINCIPAL -OFFICE4S of Eis-
-I'7 JEST'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
T,lat Proposals Will be received at their Office, in Pall-Afall,
on or before ll'ednesday, the sth'doy of August next,froni vac
Persons as may be willing to undertahe the Supply
LEATHER PANTALOONS. for Service of .thc Cavalry
Corps of the Royal Artillery fora period of Three Years,
terminable after the expiration .of the first year, upon a Three
:Months Notice, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles snag be viewed, upon application' to
the respective Officers Of the Ordnit4, in the Royal Arsenal,
froohcich and further Particulars, together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, may be knoivn at the Se-
. crelary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between
the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, ivhere the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed sup and indorses/, " Pruposals fur
Leather Pantaloons;" but no Proposal can be admittcd after
the said sth August, at Twelve Clockat Noon of the same
DaY, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party
making it, .or am Agent in'ids Behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREW', Serretar!u.
London, England, 1812-08-01

NEWSTEAD ABBEY, NOTTINGHAM.

TO BF, SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. FAREBROTHER,
At GARRAWAY'S Cotne-house, Change-alley, London,
Oa FRIDAY, August 14, at Twelve o'Clock,

IN TWO LOTS, •
THE very inipor4lnt , extensive, and valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, cons sting of the MANOR or
LORDSHIP of NEWSTEAD, in the county of Nottingham,
and the ancient MANSION, called NEWSTEAD ABDEY,
and THREE TIJOUSAND Two HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less, of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, iVoodland, and Lakes,
divided into sundrY eligible farms, and extensive stone quar-
ries, and lime-kilns, comprising the entire Lordi!hip (Al-
dercur Wood only excepted) ; the whole extra `parochial and
tithe-free • (except about One Hundred and Twenty-seven
Acres in the adjoining Parish of Lintr,c.,; the Land-tar. only
471.; and the poor and other rates very trifling) ; the whole,
except the mansion, castle, gardens, woods,, and lakes, which
are in hand, let at present at old and very low-rents, highly
improvable, to tenants who are under notiee to quit, so that
a purchaser may have an early possession of the whole or any
part of the &tate.
There are several powerful •streatus of water, with sufficient
falls for mill-work for ntannfactorics. of • the first magnitude,
The 'estate is situated on the Great North Road, between
Nottingham and Mansfield, ten miles from the former,
-four froth the latter, and, 13Q from London. The manor- is
well stocked with game of all sorts, nd the, lakes with.fish,
and with wild fowl in the season, and forms'a domain rarely
to be purchased. _ _

• . LOT
Will consist of the Manor/the Abbey„and the whole of
Farm', Woods, and Lakes, Stone Quarries, and Lime Kilns,
encompassed by the park paling, on the Nest side of the
Vreat North Road, and continuing ¢531 acres, more or less.
London, England, 1812-08-01

LOT 11,

Will consist of the,Hut Pithlic House, and the ,Farms 'and
the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood; on the east side-of the
park paling, and containing 608 acres, more or less so.
The property maw be viewed bn applying to Mr. Owen
Mealey, at the. Hut "Public-Hon.se, ob the Estate, of whom
printed partleutars May be had ; and also of John
'Esq. No. G,: ;:at. the •Place of Sale ; -at the
ylackmoor's Heart, and White Lion Inns., Nottingham ; the
Swan Inn„ManAeld; the Bear Inn, LoughhOrough ; and the
Three Crowns Inn, •Lcicester; and at Mr. Farebrother's,
'No. 9, Beaufort-lioildings, Strand. _ . . •

TRADE,
•TOWN OF' YORTSEA:

TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
• With immediate possession,

Substantially-built FREEHOLD DWELL-
.L3k. ING-HOUSE, most advantasly situate in the

_ - -
centre of- Queen-street, Portsea, and comprising in the.
Basement,—Two large dry Cellars. i
Grounds!l nor--Two Parlours,' a-Covered :Way, a detached
Kitchen, ann•NlTush-house.
First Floor A Drawing-room,. Well fitted, one Bed-
chamber, arid a capacious Laundry; with two Sleeping-
rooms, over,the aforesaid Covereil Way, Kitchen, and Wash-
house,
Second, loor —Four upright' B ed-ehambers.
Thesee-Premises contain a frontage, in the principal street
in the town, uf. 2Q- feet in the rear, a paved. 'Court Yard of
90 feet in depth,. with Rain-water Tank, Well, two Pumps un-
der cover; and a Garden (walled round) of 70 feet by 35 feet.
The whole is most 'eligibly adapted for Businefis,where great
extent of Premises may be required. ,
The House - and Olfice:3 are replete With Fixtures, and the
Land-tax redeemed. - • •
• Inquire.Of Mr. Waller, the Proprietor, Kingston Crescent,
Portsea.
London, England, 1812-08-01

POLICE.

Bow-STREET.—Yesterday, the five persons who
N.rer e brought to Town a few days since from ltye
and Oswestry, on suspicion' of aiding and abet-
ting in the escape of General ,Philippon, under,
went a long private examination, and were com-
mitted foriarther examitiation.

GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday a man named Allen
was brought up for examination, charged by the
watchmen bfSt. Andrew's, Holborn, with a des-
perate assault on a woman, professing to be his
wife.

A watchman named Burrowes, doing duty on
Snow-Hill, stated,- that between two_ and three
this morning, he was alarmed by a cry ofinurder
proceeding from a houSe on his beat ; two men
accidentally' pnsing, propored to go with_ him
into the house, and inquire the cause. They went
up stairs, and found three women on the•landing-
place all screaming murder, one_of them with an
eye nearly beaten out, and her person covered
with blood ; ,they directed'him into a room, and
pointed out to him the defendant lying in bed,
whom they charged with the outrage. He refused
to get up but the watchman, without ceremony,
pulled him out by force; -and he turned his attack
on the watchman, and struck hith violently about
the head, right and left; but he was taken to die
Compter.
Two of the ladies Who raised the cry of mur-
der appeared;—the o'he intoxicated, and the other
who had received the beating. Both positively
denied that they ever cried murder. The lady
who performed the part of wife to the defendant,
exhibited her face and eyes battered and • swollen
in A shocking way—denied that the defendant had.
struck her ; • but said she received the little hurt
in falling down stairs. The Magistrates, how-
ever, held the defendant to bail for his trial, on
the chara-, of assaulting the watchman.
London, England, 1812-08-01

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STATE FOR SALE.

VALE OF 6LA MORGAN.

TO BE SOLD I. AUCTION,

In the mouth ~f August next (unless previously disposed of
by Private Contract; of Notice will be given),'
EVERAL 'CAPITAL 'ESTATES, hi the pa-
rishes of WeA Llantwitt, Ewenny, Llangan, COlWin-
stouts, Yonarth, Cnggan, Llandough, La4rnoek, St. An-
drews, Mirthh Uorau, Llantrissent, and Llandaff; als6 se-
veral Houses in'the town of Cardiff; containing in the whole
about 2566 Acres ; 'together with the MANORS of West Liant-
witt, Conitown and Penarth.
Particulars will soon be published.
Apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury. .

FREEHOLD MANOR, MANSION, AND ESTATE,
WILTS.

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
IN LOTS,
Oa Tuesday, the '2 t h day of August, 1812,
At the King's Head Inn, Cirencester, Gloucestershire.,

THE MANOR of OAKSEY, with a Mansion
and Offices' lit for the Residence of a Person possessing
from One to Three Thousand pounds a-vear ; and several
FARMS of uncommonly rich Land, with Woods and thriving
Plantations, together bout 766 Acres, 2 Roods, 24 P. with
.suitahle and substantial Farm Houses and Buildings, in
excellent repair, situate f.; miles south of Cirencester, •and 28
miles north-east frcm/Bath.

Particulars may he had at the principal Inns in the ad-
joining counties ; at the Cake of Messrs. Richardson and
Co. surecvcr, Lincoln's Inn Fields ; of Mr. Stevens, at
Oalcsey, who will spew the Lands; and of Messrs. Webb,
Webb, and Attwood, at Salisbury.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
SUDELEY CLVSTLE, MANORS, AND FREEHOLD

,ESTATE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

On Thursday, the 27th of August, at the:PLOUGH HOTEL,
CHELTENHAM,
•

IN TF:TIRTY-ONE LOTS,

UDELEY CASTLE, and - the' extensive
, AIANOR'of SUDELEN Winehcomb), .and 2268
Acres of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and WoOd Land, Iy,
big compact, well timbered and wateied
,(the greatest
part whereof is covered by,a Nlodns in• lien of Tithes, and
is uncommonly: rich and fertile), now let in capital and con-
venient held on old Lease:,., which will expirecat the
time the 'Sale will he cc:opleted, with good Farni-bouses;
Buildings, Labourers' COtta!:;es, and other requisites, render--;
jug it one of the finest Estates in the Countv. •
The Castle, at a moderate expense, might .be, fitted up -as.
a magnificent Mansion ; and the Lots. are divided so as to
form several eligible Estates, with beautiful Situations and
Views, fit for the residence ,of 'Gentlemen fond of Agricul-
ture, as well as of opulent Graziers and Farmer's.
Turnpike Roads lave Wyly been made from !..his Property
to Cheltenham, Seven Miles ;.to Tewkesbury, Evesham, and
Stow; each Ten Miles. •
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Richard Ireland,
at the Lodge Farm, near Winckcmnb, of whom printed. Paw-
ticulars, with a Man, may be had ; And also 'at the principal
Inns in County; at the White Hart, Hotel, in Bath; at
the Office- of .Messrs. Farrer
'London; and of la:;:ssrs. Webb, Webb and ':.1tt5V0,44.,
- , •
Salis-
bury.
London, England, 1812-08-01

BIRD V. GOODBEHRRE

Mr. OWEN moved; on the part of the defend
ant; that the bill and the demurrer might be
taken off the file, hecausd the name •of Thomas'
„
riirker, Esq. Barrister, had' been put to it, syith-
out his knowledge or consent. He was nroeed-
ing to detail circumitanes„.wheri Mr. HA,..r inter-
rup+ed him; and begged thkt,the Learned Gen-
tle;han world mention no names. The plaintiff
had no intention to act' unbecomingly, but had
been thisled.

- Mr; OwEN slid, lie would use all proper de-
licacy.; and wool.' call on Parker, Who was
preset, to be infOilned if he had any knowledge
of the bill:

Mr: PA:rttEr, said that he had no acquaintance
with the gentlenian, Nvhb signed the hill, nor Was
it done with his privity.
14. r. HART said there was nothing more Comnion
than for one Counsel to sign answers in the name
of :mother. The Learned, Gentleman Who 'had
af2,:ed Mr. Parker's name was in embarrassed cir-
curnstances,• and did not wish his own name td'
appear ; and the defendant's attorney was apprised
of his reason for acting AS he did. •
LORD CHANCELLOR.—I have been at the bar
forty Years and never heard of such a practice as
that mentioned by Mr. Hart.
Sir SAMUEL ItomiLLY, Mr. COOKE, E. BELL,
and Mr. TROWER declared, that it was a common
practice among the first pracCtiOners.
The LORD CHANCELL SilA he would not
'countenance such a practice, and hoped it wnuld
be discontinued.

The,plaintiff then came forward, and asked to
be heard ; to which the Chancellor assenting, he
said he was a. most Oripfessed ntan, and that the
case was a nu iniquitous One-.
Mr. OwEN hoped the plaintiff would not npw
be permitted to enter into the facts of the case.
The Loan CHANCELLOR said, he would hear the
motion when the proper affidavit was filed, when
the plaiiytiff might have an oppothniity of address-
ing the Court. .

LUCENA U. WRAP

Mr. RUSSELL applied, on the part of the plain-
tiff, for a Commission to be sent to the island of
Tessara to'.examine witnesses. lie stated that
there was an action pending for the recovery of
the penalty of a- bond, by which the deftmdant
undertook to pay 10001. per mouth, on condition
that the agents of the Prince Regent of Portugal
should pay to defendant's agent-4400 dollars.—
The defendant had pleaded to the action, that the
agents of the Mince Regent had not paid the
sum at Tessara ; the plaintiff's affidavit stated;
that this payment could not be proved unless wit-I
messes were examined at Tessara.

Mr. TR OWER objected to the affidavit on the
ground of insufficiency, as it did not specify the
--witnesses to be examined.

The LORD CHANCELLON granted Mr, Russell's
motion, on condition that the affidavit should. be
amended, and state the facts of the .case -with
_more particularity.
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LONDON FASHIONS.

' rROM-LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE OF THE PRESEI,
MONTH; .tit7GUST 1812. --
Rinzao CosrumE.---Made of ladies habit cloth of INTO}",
-Louisa blue, trimmed down each side of the front with Spano
,brittons, the waist rather long, with three small a lmm's°
the hips ; a short jacket full behind,--the front hal;lt
with small buttons up to the neck, and a row of 5.n,.11 bLt
tons on each side of the'breast; a lappel thrown back_•fro'"
,the shoulder, and trimmed with Spanish buttons, has a Iv 't
- elegant effect, and gives a graceful finish to the dress. Tb,
collar is made about half a, quarter: in depth, and fastclie,;
negligently- at the throat with a Urge cord aud,tas?.el ;
-opens sufficienty to distilay the shirt, which is of lace in. goul:
rah, but this article admits of considerable variation ;
of on r.elegtuit,..; wear a collar of lace to fall over, others Passe
the shirt ed:::;ed round: the neck with a rich lace frill, and
a few, in despite of 'the heat of the weather, envelope
necks in a large cravat of India muslin. A small woodla!„,
hat, whose colour corresponds with the dress, with tivo-
ostrich feathers fastened behind, and falling carelessly= ov',,C
the left side., A cord and tassel is brought :sound the 1939,
and fastened near top of the crown ou the right side. II
gloves. and half boots either of buff jean or leather. Para-'''l
to- correspond
_with-the dress, the top in the form of a dove"
marxy'a re worn plai • but the most eleput have an ernbroidcriler
in vs'iiite silk round the edge; and we have observed in a to
instances a buff' embroidery, which has a pretty effect,
this fashion is not general.
Eves' N c CosTumE.—Petticoat of white crape, with a deb i
train, the bottom trimmed with pink sarsnet vandykes,
half a quarter in depth. A white crape drapery falls •abd`..,..
three parts-over the petticoat, and fastens at the side, it t'
rounded in front and square behind, fastened down tae she
with „three rows of grass-green riband, trimmed round wit-;
an embraieery of grastt-green and pink. A pink, sarsne'
Spanish body, the bosom quite square and rather lqw in the
front, the back is also-square and very much cut down.
sleeve slashed in three divisions at the top, and finished roil"
the bottom with a narrow green riband. Spanish hat °`;
pink sarsnct, with three large ostrich leatherswhioh fall ciAt
the left side. The hair dreSsed in full curls over the faCe
Ear-rings, necklace, and bracelets of peat]; the necklace if;
composed of three rows of pearl, to which is allied a diatuo'za
cross, or small pearl locket. White kid eQuves, and.
with bead rosettes ; fans the same as last moutti.
London, England, 1812-08-01

COLE V. SHELTON'.

This was an action for a nuisance in making a
lay-stall, in the neighbourhood of the plaintiff's
manufactory, within the Liberty of the Clink, in
the parish of St. Saviour's, Southwark. The
plaintiff was a colour manufacturer, particularly
of Prusiian blue, patent yellow, and mineral
green ; and specimens .of his. manufacture • were
produced, by which it appeared that the dust and
ashes, which were shot in the yard near the plaiu-
tiff's manufactory, totally spoiled
.and discoloured
his fine,colours. His daughters also proved that
night soil was frequently brought and deposited
there, at which times the stench was so intole
able that their house was not endurable

. _
•The defendant, in answer 'to this case, claimed
a right under a,local Act of 'Parliament for the
Liberty of the Clink, which 'enabled Alagis•
trates to-licenge a lay-stall for the, deposit, of
the matter gathered by the scavengers in the
streets. •.

Lord ELLENBOROUGg was;however, of opinion,
that this license, if good, did not warrant 'the de-
posit of soil. A verdict was.therefore found for
the plaintiff, with 101. damages,.
London, England, 1812-08-01

TOULMIN AND OTHERS V. COX,

This Was an action of trespass, brought -by the
Trusteesoin whom the property of Christ Church-
yard was vested, -against. the defendant, for,en
croaching on the Church-yard wall. This action
is against the same person who was convicted last
year -of an encroachment- in the Blackfriars,road,
near 'Christ' Church, by erecting a small portico
in front of his house (a linen-draper's), and which
haS since been -pilled down and shaved away,
with part of his projecting wall. The present ac-
tion was brought for building the wall on the
'back of his house upon the Church-yard wall.
The title to the wall occupied a considerable time in
proof ; but it appeared that the Church-yard was
originally given by the will of a certain person,
of the name:of Marshall, to trustees and their 'sue.:
cessors. The title was regularly traced down to
the present plaintiffs ; and it appeared that, about
fifty years ago, the then trustees boa the wall in-
stead of a wooden fence, which formerly enclosed
the Churchyard.
The defendant, by his Counsel, contended that
he had a right to build
.upon ,the wall, by the
Building Act, as a 'party-wall. .
Lord ELLE;NBolittuqll said, it was the good
fortune of that Act to .be understood by nobody,
not even the framers of it could reconcile it to
common sense, and it- was not for, a Court to at-
tempt to inoculate it with a• sense which dicl not
Monti to was, however; clear, that the
plaintiff could have no right to take pos-Sessi9n
of a Wall- which was exclusively the property of
Others.
The Jury found for the plaintiff.

JIUTCIIINSO'N, QUI TIM V. FirElt.

This was an action against the,Dorking Bank*
for usury, the same case which was tried last
Spring Assizes. The alleged usury was stated to
have been committed in their transactions with
P. T. Botham, Esq. a Gentleman well known in,
this county, fOrmsFly an active Magistrate,- and
a Candidate to represent this Borough in Parlia-
ment. The transactions took place in the .years
11308) 9, and 10, and were stated to lie as fol-
low :-7-That When Mr. Botham discounted. -any
billkWith them, they charged him the usual dis-
count, but instead .of cash they gare'him other
bills not due, which.they.gave and charged as
money, some of which identical hills he bad pre-
viously discounted with' them, thus paying dis-
count twice over.

The Counsel selected sii; cases of this sort, but
failed in the proof of any one ,of them.
The plaintiff was therefore nonsuited.

Sir WAM GAAROW, tlle Solicitor-General, ar-
rived express from Norwich, as Counsel for the
defendant in this canid.

This case concluded the Assizes here.
On Monday the Assizes for• Sussex commence
at Lewes.

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London, England, 1812-02-12

From Thane, on the toth inst.

FONTANA, Surgeon of Army, Twenty-two Yeari of
Age, Six Feet Three Quarters High, Slender, Long Visage,
Fresh Complexion, Dark Brown Hair, Dark flazle Eyes,
Mole on the right Cheek, and has the apparince of an Italian
Traveller.

EDWARD ARBARIR Twenty.one
Years of Age, Five Feet Six Inches nigh, Slender, Oval
Visage, Fresh Complexion, Brown. Hair, and Haz,le Eyes.

From Launceston, on the Bth inst.

• IAQU ES BRETEL,Captain ot: the Navy, Forty-seyen
Years of Age, Five Feet Four Inches and a Quarters High,
Stout -Made, Round Visage, Fresh Complexion, Black and
Grey. Hair, Hazle Eyes, speaks Engliih a little, and has
much the appearance of an Englishman, supposed to have
worn a Brown Coat. 't •

T:' LANG LOIS, Captain' of the Navy, Forty-four 'Years
of Age, Five Feet Seven Inches and a Half High, stout
made, Oval Vissage, Sallow CoMplexion, Light Brown
Hair, Light fltzle Eyes, speakS'English toleiably well, and
has much the apparance of an Englishman, is supposed to
have to have worn a Blue Coat, and, Pantaloi,ns, spotted.
Swansdown Waistcoat, his hair is very thin on ,the crown-
of.his head..
London, England, 1812-02-12

PREFERMENTS.

The Rev. G. Kent, B.A. to the perpetual Curacy of Hor-
sham St. Faith's, and the Vicarage of Horsham, Nurfoik ; pa-
tron, Lord Viscount Ranelagh. The Kev.• W. Stabback, to
the vicarage of St. Saucreed, Cornwall, void by the (eith of
the Rev. George render Scobell ; patrons, the Dean and
Chapter of Exeter. R. Beadori, Esq. M.A. appointed ro
succeed the late Bishop of Oxford, as Chancellor of the Dio-
cese of Bath and Wells.

BIRTHS,
Yesterday, Lady Ellenborough, of a Daughter.
On the loth inst. in Nottingham.place, the Lady of Gut
Lenox Prendergast, Esq. of the 11,ast-India Company's Bom-
bay Civil Establishment, ()la Son.
On Monday last, the Lady of loseph Timperon, Esq. of
Upper Har;ey-street, of a Son. -•

111ARkIED.
On the 2301 0610ber last,'iaMC island Of Jamaica,
ham Stirling, Esq. second son of John,Stirling, Esq. of
Kippendavie, to Misa Elizabeth Barrett, only child of the
late Henry Barrett, Esq.
On Friday last, at Ifaselitirch, in the County of Satrap,
Robert Aglionby Slany,-Esq. of Hatton Grange, to Miss
Mucicieston, of Watford, daughter of the late Dr. Muckla.s..
ton, and niece of Joseph Muckiest-On, Esq. of Pirescot, .1*
thesaid County.•

On Monday the loth inst. at St. Mary-le.bonne Chumll,
Edward Burgess, Esq. to Mary, daughter of Isaac ituttco,
Lsn.

The same day, John Lyon, Esq. of Batton- Howe, Dur-
ham, to Ann, -second daughter of Barrington Price, Esq. of
Sparsholt-House, Berks.

Dal). • ,
Orr the 3oth ult. suddenly, in his chair, -Mr. Tobias Da-
vi;,s, one of the. Body Corporate or Leominster.
On the, 3 ist ult..at Penpound-House, Abergavenny, ti
residence of her grandmother, the I)owr.zer• Lady Harrink
tun, Miss Williams, the only daughter of Mrs. Cave, of Ex-
mouth, and grand-daughter of the.late Sir lames Harrington,
ban.
On Friday the 31st ult. at oath, Mrs. Woodis, mother of
Admirals Sir Edward l'cllcw and Israel l'ellew.
On Thursday evening last, ai hoer hbuse in Upper Charles-
street, Northampton-square, Mrs,: Gibbons, wite ot the late
Mr. Sills. Gibbons, of Sittinghourne, Kent.
On Sa4unlay„ Mr-. George Teggin, of the Yacht Inn,
Chester.

On the gth inst. at his chambers in the Temple,• Thomas
Bolton, Esq. of West Humble Cottage, near Dorking,
On the loth inst. Mary,. the daughter of Mr. Clarance, of
Whitechapel, aged 19.

At Rhai•ader,-I(adilorshire, aged tcco, Mrs. Price, mother
of 104;4 Price, Esq. of Weymouth-House,
Nlrs. Swirmerton, relict of the late T. Swinnerton, Esq.
'of Ncivcastie.-

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Lately, aged ;6, Elizabeth, youngest daughter of - Basil
Fitzherbert, Llsq. of Swinnerton-Hall,,Staff6rdshire.