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London, England, 1812-10-20

Licnc:cy

On Tuesday tWO of tlie French prisoners at
Perth were. released from their confinement, to
hplrestored to their country and their friends.—

One of them, a Lieutenl.-_nts-was exchanged for
a British Odieer equal rank ; the otheri a brave
• and 'humane soldier: bas obtained hot only
ii-
berty, hut the good will and respect of every
134t0n who knows his story. Tile gallant Gene-

ral WALKER, while storming L3nda:loz, at the held
Of his brigade, was fOund by this yonag F-I:nch-
man lying wounded s.ri-d bleeding in the breach.
He took. our woUndecr General- in his arms,
and carried .him into a French hos,,ital,
be was taken care of by the medical. depart-
ment. The General !rave his address, with a pro-
mise, to serve his deliverer, if ever in his power.
The Frenchman, at last it captive, aceordingly ap.
plied to General i \TALKER, WhO -lost no tune in.
procnring for burn the precious reward of liberty.

uNrrEn STATES.

MEMORIAL

TO JAMES MADISON, ESQ. PRESIDENT OF THE UNIT-
London, England, 1812-10-20

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE

• •
THIS' PRESENT EVENING, October 20,
912, when, for the Ninth and last night, an-
.
f:CASIO:NAT . ADDRESS; will be Spoked by Mr. EuLisrnx;
After -which thei.r Majosties-Servants will' net Murphy's
' Ccitnedy of ' • ,
ALL IN THE • WRONG. •• .
Sir John Restless, Mr. WBOUGHTON;
• Timerley, Mr. ELLISTON ;
Belmont, Mr. HOLLAND;
Lady Restless, Mrs.,GLOVEB, ; ,
Belinda, Miss DUNCAN ;
• - Clarissa, Miss BO VCt.
To which will be added the 'Musical Farce of
TURN OUT
Restive,' Mr. DowToN
Somerville, Mr. HORN; •
Doctor Truckle, Mr, LOVEGROVE;
. Forage, Mr. KNIGHT; •
Gregory, Mr. OXBERRY;
Marian, M iss DUNCAN ;
Mrs. Ramsay, Miss TIDSWELL. •
The Deors,to be.opeaed at half past Five o'Clock, to be-
en at half past Six.
Boxes; 75.; Sectincl 'Nee 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Seeond Price,
2s.—Lower Gallery es.; Second Price,- ls.—Upper Gallery, Ts.;
Second Price, 6d.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box.Bocik.:
keener, at the Office in Little P-ussell7areet, from Tel; tif
Tour, and from Ten in the Ev,aing wail the DOars are
closed.

The Box Entrances are in Budges-street cniy ;, the Pit
tntrauces are ick Russell-street and Wubarnstreet ; the
Lower Gallery Entrances are in Russcli-street and Woburn-
street; the Upper Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street

Stag- Manager Mr.RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned.
Vivant ReX et Regina.
Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up front
Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off to‘‘ards the
Strand.
To the Pit, to set doWn from'Gfeat Russell-street, and draw
off down Little:Russell-street and Drury-lane.

, To-morrow, Up All Night, and How to pie for Lose.. ..
All Persons having made good their Title .of Free Admis-
sion, three days at vih: least, previous.' to the eiiereise of
such. Right, will be required to ign their Names at the'Door,
in a Book which will• be kept ready few that purpose, and
will not he admitted without such signatire.... . .
The right hand door, leading frorn the hall in Brydges.-
gtreet, wilt :be -opened fcir Adtilisibtfi. to the-Boxes,
and confined to thenironly... . . . .
Free Admissions to the Pit.and Galleries will be.received
at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only.
London, England, 1812-10-20

DIED.

On Friday'last,' at Britwell-house, Edward Methuen, the
infant son of the lion. George
On Satnrday, the 17th inst. at Heston-House, Middlesex,
after three dais of severe illness, Jarrics-Fraser, Esq. in the
76th veer of his age. _
___ •

The same morning-, 1.--eary, the only son of Mr. John We:li-
ster:

O❑ Sunday afternoon", at tier house in Weymouth-street,
Mrs. Shitfuci;',- relictuf the late John. Shiffner, Esq.
-This morning, Mrs. Mary Johnston, of Dean-street,,Solio-
sqUare, relict of'the late Mr. Andrew James Johnston.

PRICE OF .STOC

;KS YESTERDAY.
South Sea Stock, Gi
Excheq.- Bills, ald. per day,
par, Is. pr.
Ditto, AA. per hy, Cs. 3s. .ss.

Bank Stock, •
:avy 5 per Cent. Shl
4 p4r Cent. 74.73 .
3 per Cent. Red. 5774
3 per Cent. Cons. 58al
Bank Ann. 14 13-Itiths
India•>tuek,
India Bonds, 3s. 4s. (Es.

pr.
Onminm, 4 pr.
impeiitti,3 pin. Cent.
Cons. for 95th Nov. 5311
London, England, 1812-10-20

NAVAL NEWS.

PORTSMOIJT/I, OCT. 9.—Arrived his .:ttajeity
ship. Savage fropl Quebec, last frorn the Nv.,estward.

Came in the Diana transport, having slipt her
Cable; also. came into .harbour, the brig Mary
from Cardiff for London, with the loss of anchors
and cables.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 17.—Arrived the Queen Char,
lotte packet, from, Lisbon, last
.from Plymouth,
where she landed the mail; also arrived the Duke
of Kent packet from Malta, last fron!joybay;
where she landed her mail.

Arrived the American ship Mayorville from Gal-
lipoli, under a license.

The Marlborough and Chesterfield packets still
remain wind-bound.

Put back the brig Rosehill, BARBER, for Lis-
bon sailed three days since, under convoy of his
Majesty's shill S'eqflower, whom she lost,

TO11B4Y; OCT. 18.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Ferveai, and the transpoilt N 0.215, for Cork.

DEAL, OCT. 19.—The, Nvhole of last night and
this day we hal;e experienced a heavy galefrom the
S.S.W. during which it is feared some of the ships
must ha've suffered.

. ,
The Orion, Capt. FERRIER, for Gibraltar, parted.
A. large
,ship, particulars not known, has lost
her foremast and bowsprit,; . two or three 'others
have parted, particulars we cannot ascertain at
present.
•
London, England, 1812-10-20

DREADFUL SW)R.II,

A most tremendous storm caused some melan-
choly calamities at New Orleans, on the night_of
the 19th Of Augnst. We extract the following
account from a New.. Orleans Paper, which was
transmitted.to New York in a letter from that
place. The letter says, that the lower part of
the country has bon entirely laid
,under water,
,and vast numbers had perished ; 'and that the fol-
lowing is hut a very faint picture of the ravages of
the storm. The greater part of,the vessels in har-
bour were destroyed, and there was scarcely one
which had not been damaged :

(FROM THE NEW ORLEANS TRUMPETER OF

AUGUST 21-.)
• On Wednesday night last, about ten -o'clock,
a gale commenced, occasionally accompanied with
rain and bail, and which continued with a . most
.dreadful violence for upwards of four hours. As
we have never witnessed any thing to equal it,
neither do we believe the imagination can pic-
ture to itself a scene more truly awful and dis-
tressing than that which its consequences pre-
sent. The marketLhouse, a large and solid build-
it-Ig, entirely demolished.; its brick columns, of
two feet diameter, swept down as though their
weighty construction presented no obstacle what-
. ever to. the overwhelming element. The roof car-
ried' off from the church of the convent,. the fence
surrounding which, as also the trees in, the gar-
den, many whereof arc remarkably large, levelled
to the ground. The tin covering of the theatres,
nailed on in such a manner as would have certainly
have resisted any extraordinary force, twisted and
torn off as though it were mere paper.. A great
part of the brick wall surrounding the garrison, .
beat down. It would be impossible to,particula-
rise all the damage that has been done ; we be-
lieve, however, we may assert, that Ihere is not a
building in the city or fauxbourgs, but what has
been more or less injured..
" But the scene presented to us On visiting the
shore who shall attempt to descrilie ? The level
almost entirely• destroyed— the beach covered with
fragments of vessels, merchandize, trunks, &c.—
and here and there the eye falling upon a mangled
corpse. -All the shipping below town high and
dry in-the woods. Ali the river craft,
market-boats, &e. entirely cruslaed to atoms. As.
far as we have beard from the country, the raVages
have been terrible—the planters' dwellings, stip:l--
houses, &c. demolished ; anti we have reason
to fear that nearly the whole crop of sugar will be
lost:' ..... • /
London, England, 1812-10-20

THEXTRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW EATENIIO; Oct. 21; Ibl2,
-will b, performed
THE -BEGGAR'S OPERA. • '
Captain Maoheath by Mr. INCLEDON, •
Lockit, Mr. EMERY ;: •
Mat o'the Mint, Mr. TAYLOR;
Filch; Mr—SIMMONS;
Mrs. Peachurn, Mrs. DAVENPORT;
Polly, Mrs. STERLING,
Lucy, Mrs..C. KEMBLE.
In Act 111. a Hornpipe in Fetters• by Mr. Platt.
Tu which will be added, the Pantomime Drama of

• PER- OUSE.
Plaees for tiv, Boxes to of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-011ice, Dart-street.• •
The Doors will be opened at half-past Fire, and the, Play
begin at Iralf-paA Six.
1.11.)x;:-; 7.a. S.:cond Price 3s. Gd.—Pit 31. 6,1. Sceoild Price 2s.
Lower Galle, v 2s. `tuna Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
Loid Pi;ce 6,1. •

The new Play of the )Ethiop is Only interrupted in its
careers et the express request of the Author, who withdraws
it for extensive Alterations, and to render it snore strictly con-
sonatit with critical rules. _ _ _

The new Farce Calred Sehnieuerkins, have been received
on its second representation with great applause, will be re-
peated on Thursday. and Saturday. • •
On Thursday Shakspcare's Tragedy of Macbeth.--On Fri-
day Congreve's Cothedy. of Love for Lowe.
On Saturday Will berevived •an Opera, (by the late Gene-
ral Burgoyne) called The Lord of the :Manor, (the Masie
chiefly by the late .Dr. Jackson, of Exeter), with additions
by Bishop, T. Welsh; Itee, Davy,. ex.)

And on 'Monday will-he revived,with new2Scenery; Dresses,
and Decorations, Shalispeare's Play of The Tempest; or, the
Enchanted Island.: .

Parqnhai s Conne,ly of The Recruiting Officer is, in re-
hearsal, and will toe acted as soon as possible.

PIANO FORTE.

9110.13 E SOLD, •a_CAPITAL PIANO FORTE,
as • good as new, with the • additional • Keys, Pedal,
Double Action, inside Desk, and Pillar Lecs, and every other
requisite, for Twenty-four Guineas,iiriginal price Thirty-four
Guineas, warranted to stand well in Tune, an,i perfectly cal:.
culated tor the country, or to,gcv abroad. May he seen at
No. 8, Leicester-place, London,. front 10 to 4 o'clock.—lf
wanted for the country, Packing-case, Booking, &c. at the
Waggon Office, Two Guineas:
London, England, 1812-01-06

DILD,

On the ith of March last, at Gan)am, Joseph Ward OH.
Ye r, Lieutenant and Adjutant of the 2.5 th Madras Native In-
fantry, formerly of the 23d Regiment.
On the sith ult. at Cottenburgh, Mrs. Smith, wife of
John Smith, Esq. the British Consul, and sister to the
Countess of Kellie. •

On-the tgth ult. Mrs. Emma Cheetham, Wife of Mr.
Citeetitain, Survon, 6! Alortram Longden Dale, and (laugh.
ter of
.the late Mr. Solsznon 'l,ovNe, of Whitegate-House,
Cheshire.

On "Cuesday 120, of a rapid consumption, at his ho !se,
Tweistock-place, Russell-square, G. G. Fairlie, Esq. aged
33•

—The same day, at Fareham, Hampshire, john 'Bogue,
Esq., M.l). in the Both 'ear ut his age. •
the zd. inst. altcr a longfand painful Nines!, Mrs.
Shadbnlr, 'wife of Mr. William Shadholt,. of 13.ith•pli4cr,
Peck

Oti Thursday last, in Constitution.row' ,Cray's-inn-road.
Qt.a.canz,:r in the.breast, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Charles

On Friday at his house in Keppell-street, Russell.
square, john Munro,• Esq.
On Saturday morning, a: his house at Enfield, Middlesex,
Bicknell Coney, Esq. a Diree.tor of the Bank of Engl.ind.
The same day, at his house in Bruee-geove, Tottenhamt
lona Smith, Esq. formerly of Neivgate- street,.

PR 14'E 0

STOCKS

S'A

A DAY.

Hank Stock, 23t
Navy 5 pert:enc. shut •
iosti s per Cent..
4 per Cent. 78 a a
3 per Cent. keit. bs a a
3 per Cent. Cons. shut
Bank L. Ann. 5-16th
India Stock,

HIGH WATER AT LON

India Bonds, 17s. igs. 17s. pr.
Old Ann.
Exclieq...Bills, 3d. per day,
is. dis. Is.
.pr.-3,id. pc!,
day, Is. ss. pr.
Omnium,
Imperial Ann.
Consols. for Op. 64

)O BRIDGE TO-MOR-

lilloromg, 6 min. after

Evening, 27 min, after
London, England, 1812-01-06

POLICE.

MA N mg- Hoy sE.—Yesterday Henry Mayberry,
a commodore (porter), belonging to the East Ind.ia,
Warehouses, was brought before the LORD MAY oa,
charged, with steiling. about 21b. weight of indigo
from the_Companv'i stores. A brother commodore
stated,• that entertaining suspicions of the prisoner's
honesty, he watched him, and a little before dinner
hour (twelve o'clock), observed him go to a parcel,
containing a quantity of indigo, and put some in the
crown of his hat, and was retiring with it, when
the witness informed the'head porter, who detained
him with the property in his possession, and he
was immediately taken before the Lord Mayor.
Mr. Thompson, the Superintendant of the Ware-
house, attenaed on the part of the Company, and
expressed their wish to prosecute in this case, from
the number of depredations committed of this

nature.
The prisoner said nothing in his defence, and the
parties being bound over to prosecute, he was fully
committed for trial.

BOW-STREET.—On Saturday ILm. .White was.
brought to the Office by Taunton, charged with
stealing a 201. Bank of England note, and other
property so a considerable amount, 'belonging to
Edward Manners, Esq. of Epsom, in S'ar'ey. •
It appeared that she prisoner was servant to the
ptcotecutor, On Monday last he was sent with a
201. note to pay for some manure, but inssead of
which he absconded wish the note; previously to
which, however, he obtained p:'operty from trades-
men in that neighbourhood, -under a pretence that
be was sent for it by. Mr. Manners. Taunton traced
the prisoner to Earl-street., Seven Dials, where he
apprehended him ; and on searching him, he found
. nearly the whole of the 201. with which he ab-
sconded, also severararticles of wearing apparel be-
longing to Mr. Manners, and I pistol the property,
however, that he obtained from the tradesmen conic'
, not be found. He was committed for trial.
LONG'S Hotel, in Bond-street, has lately been
robbed of a number of silver table spoons.
London, England, 1812-01-06

MdRRIED.

On Saturday, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr.
:Thomas
Prichard, jun. of Bristol, to. Miss Mary .jane Lawrance, of
I lat ton-garden.
At St. George's, Hanover-square, Charles Morlaixl, Esq.
Major of the 9th Regiment of Dragoons, to the Hon. Gino_
line Eustatia Courten.y.
London, England, 1812-01-06

•
-I'IIE.ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
PO-MORROW EVqi\IING, January 7, 1812,
. 'Will be revived Miss Hannah More's Tragedy of
PERCY.
Percy, Mr. C. K•EMBLE
Douglas, Mr. YOUNG';
Elwina, Miss SMITH.
110 wThich will he performed, for the I:th time, a New
• P,lntornime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN 1•1$11,
°it'll entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.
admanabl, •M r. lEf ft RIES;
Sultan of Castimire, Mr. NORMAN; j
•
„ Omar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.;
k;aYlacattadhri, the Persim Cook, Mi. GRIM A LDI ; •
Zelica the Sultan's Daughter, 'Mrs. PARK ER ;
Vorea, the Fisherman's Daughter. Miss E. BOLTON.
I.oxes 73. Second.price 3s, 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. second-price
—Gallery 25. Second-pnce rs.--Cpper Gallery ts. Se-
tt-Price 6d.
ilaces tar the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
t„vv Box Office, in Hart.street.
he Doors will he opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
'lin at Half-past Six,
Phi new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or,
• )t Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the
.I,lgitest approbation and applause, will be repeated every
t•vening till further notice.
,()11, Wednesday, The Comedy of Errors.—On Thursday,
Foundling
Friday, The English Fleet.-0n Saturday, Toe
of the Forest.
Ilie Public are respectfully informed, that a New Grand
`operatic Drama has been long. in preparation, . and will be
Thinediately produced. •
`;,)we's Tragedy of The Fair. Penitent will be revived
'Mbieditely. in which 'Miss Smith will perform the Cha-
ter of Calista.
~ ilAspeare's•TraOdy julibs Caesar is in preparation,
. '
w IA be revived as soon as posinie.

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

R. ASTLE. COOPER, and Mr. HENRY
, CLINE, will begin their COURSE of AN A-ro-
Lii,"cAt. and SURGICAL LECTURES. on MONDAY,
loth inst. at Two o'Clock.

—YA EAGLE FIRE-OFFICE.
MENT of RENT of PREMISES rendered untenant

- -
able by FIRE.
POLICIES• of Insurance e'iOiring at Christmas,
should be renewed within E ifteen D iys From that pe.
•4 xi, to prevent the Parties' I ntciest c6asing therein. -
Mercantile Insurances effected at. reduced Premiums.
E;‘,GLE LIFE t)FFICE.
12. very descriptibn of IN, SU RA NC E ,upon Lives may be
l'neeteci at this Office with the utmost facility, upon terms
of Peculiar advantage.

WM. 1 EETFIAM, Secretary
London, England, 1812-01-06

SMITHFIELD MARKET, lAN. 6.

This day's Msrket was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was consi-
derable ; Beet and Veal,were cheaper ; Mutton and
Purk are dearer ; and the trade for the tilost part
was rather-brisk.—The sales in the Hay Market
were somewhat lively ; Hay and Straw have drop-
ped in price ; -Clover has got up in price.—We
subjoin an. accurate statement of the
,prices and
numbers :

To sink the Offal per stone of Sib.
Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. Bd. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to 6s. cd. Vea
ss. ed. to 7s. 7J Pork, 4s. 4d. to 6s. Bd.
Beasts, 243 p. Sheep, 12,690. Calves, Ito. Pigs, zoo.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay, 41. os. od. to 51. Ss• od. Straw, 21.35. od. to
2.
12$. Clover, 51. os. od. to 61. 15s. od.

CORN-EXCHANGE; JAN. 6.—The fresb. arrivals of
Wheat to-day make but an inconsiderable supply,
not much demand, sales of fine dull, 'nearly at Fri-
day's prices, other qualities rather lower ; Barley and
Malt in middling supply, at little fluduation ; White
Peas' hardly support last prices; New Tick Beans
now come to hand,'44s. 495. Old as under; the
arrivals of Oats are not numerous, and sales of the
finest named rather dearet ; Flotir withotit varia-
tion.

1 Wheat 68s 'a Sts a I TOS :Tick Beans - -46 s a cos
Fine ditto - - 1 iss a 12os Ditto (line old) - szs a 53s
Rye - . _ 50s a 55s oats . - zys a 3os a 33s
Barley 41$ a 54s Poland ditto 7 34S a 38s
1
Malt - -78 s a 84s Potatoe ditto - 7gs a 4os
VhitePeas,boilers76s a 82s Rape Seed - 561. a 621.
Grey ditto .. . sss a 6rs Fine Flour - 95$ a IcOS
SZeal:s . - c/a a CIS Seconds a a 945 a 9i5
London, England, 1812-01-06

LW-OP Mt .AltbkA.

Extra& of a lertirTrom Oaptain MuititAY of ;he
Medea,
_dAted South Nov. 27, stating the me-
ianchol particulars of the loss of that vessel
" I im sorry to inform you, that the Micrea is--
a total wteck. We sailed from Quebec 121 h Oil.
During our voyage we lost several of our masts,
sails, &c. owing to the most tempestuous weather.
On the morning of the 22d we saw the land of this
island; as the Vessel was nearly -ungovernable, I
endeavoured to clear the" land to run through some
of the many passages here—but not having sails or
masts requisite, the sea drove her to leeward in
spite of all our_ effolls. When I saw my fate, and
the breakers in all directions, I ran to the clearest
part I could see, and let go my best bower, and
wore away the most of the cable in ten fathoms
water. I found the bottom rocky, ar.d at 4A. M.
the locks cut the cable nigh th© anchor, and I cut
what remained on board, to make her wear before
the wind for the clearest pArt of the sand.' The
seamen claimed the boat and would not be prevailed
on to stop with me till* day-light, and their impor
tnnity prevailed on me to take my chance with them.
I threw my papers-into the boat, wrapped in a hand-
kerchief, and only waited a chance to. get in, When
a tremendous sea broke over the vessel, and buried
them all in a watery grave, I alone escaping, and an
old man that was below, sickly."
London, England, 1812-01-06

HAZARD, BORNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
p , No. 93, Royal Exchange, tespeafully solicit the
attention to the SCHEME of the ensuing LOT-
kity,

Which contains
2 . . . Prizes of . . . ,C 20,000
of ; . 6,000
z . . . . of . . . 4,000
And others of toool. sec). Scc. down to zol.
Amounting in the whole to izo,oool.
And only Twelve Thousand. Tickets.
The whole Lottery will be drawn on TU ES DAY, the
41st of THIS MONTH.
London, England, 1812-01-06

'1 E LATE AWIkDiR,4.

Saturday' at Ire Shadwell Office, in consequence
Of Mrs. Vermilloe iiaviiig said, " that, if Cornelius
Hart: had been examined by the Magistrates as
closely as she had been, 'something more would have
"Come out," Hari was again brought before the Ma-
gistrates," when he give piect,eli the same account
bf himaelf that he had on five pre, ious exatninAtiona,
and his story having been confirmed by the iuquiries
of the Officers, he was discharged.
Harrison, the sailor, underwent a second exa-
mination relative to a new French knife he had seen
in the possession of Williams, which natural cir-
cumstance he had omitted to state on his for Mer
examination. He had asked Williams to,return a
handkerchief he had lent him, to which Williams
replied " Go and take it out of my coat pocket
on doing which the knife fell out—it had a white
ivory handle and nariow blade. Williams told him
he had just bought it. This circumstance occurred
three weeks ago. The uitness, after. Williams was
taken into custody, searched his chest, as well as
every part of the Pear Tree public-house, for the
knife, but without succeSs.
Notwithstanding the suggestion of the Surgeon
wh,) atttended the Coroner's inquest on the bodies
of the Williamson family, that the throats had been
cut with a razor, there can be little doubt but thii
dreadful deed must have been accomplished with this
instrument, which, though probably not so shal),
must have been, from its firmness, much more
convenient for such a purpose. The: Magistrates;
in consequence of a suggestion that Williams might
have thrown the watch he had taken from Mr. Wil-
liamson into the necessary behind the house of Mrs.
Vermilloe, ordered the place in question to be eap-

tied, and examined. - •
The privy belonging to the Fear Tree public-
house, w here Williams lodged, haling been search-
ed and examined, there were found buried in it'a
pair of blue striped trowsers, much stained with
blood from top to bottom, which are spoken to very
confidently by Williams's fellow-lodgers at the Pear
Tree, as having been seen frequently lying about
the house. A pocket-book has also been found in
the same place, containing several instruments and a
pair of scissars, which no doubt will be proved to
.have belonged either to Mrs. Williamson or Mrs.
Mary. . The trowsers and pocket-hook were disco-
vered thrust down near four feet under the surface
of the soil, by a birch-broom, which was also found
in a perpendicular position upon the trowsers, hut
completely covered by' the soil. The-conten,s of
the pocket-book are quite fresh, and do not appear
to have been disturbed. •
London, England, 1812-01-06

BIRTHS

On the Ist inst. at Ilyde Park Barracks, Mrs.
ben,' of a Daughter.
On the ad inst. iii Clarges-street, the Lady of Dal.
ton, g sq. of West Bilmey Lodge, ofa still-born Son.
On Friday evening, at Britwell.House, Bucks, the Hon.
Mrs. Irby, of a Son.
London, England, 1812-01-06

'ANTED by a YOUNG MAN of respeaabie Connntionst
a Native of
SITUATION in a.,37 line of lusinegs in which
he might be able to render himself useful ; that of an
A
SS.,`
AN I in a Notary:s Office would be larderect. The
, mtlnust satisfaaion as to charade, and lute. rity can be given.
„A Line. diteeled for A. No. at, Bow-street, Covent-
varden, shall rile& with due attention.

FACTS UNDENIABLE.
• £2I 5 0 Will Gain £20,000
to 1 o Will Gain 10,00°-
5 10 0 %VIII Gain 5,000
2 16 6 Will Gain 2,530
8 6 Will Gain 1,250
ALL IN ONE DAY.
OBSERVE, the STATE LOTTERY of only
12,n00 Tickets begins Drawing at Nine o'clock in the
Morning of the list of this Month, and finishes on that
e4Y. so that those Persons who mean to purchase most Buy
4 or before
MONDAY the 20th of THIS MONTII.
London, England, 1812-09-02

NEXT MONDAY.

Contractor fOr the Lottery, re-
T• spec:lf:llv advises- the Public to inake•their purchases
at his Oihces, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHAIVING CROSS, on
or before MONDAY, as the LOTTERY begins on TUESDAY
311Qrning, when

20,000,
A:23,000;
44a,000,
iii
Z:50,000,
MAY 13,1-74 GAINED BY A BLANK.
'lie Lowest Prizes are 22/. each, avid every Number will be
drawn from the Wheel.

-._ AZARD,_BUItNE, and Co. Stork-brokers,
n-spettfully inform the Public, -that TicaErs and
SHARES tor che.present STATE LOTTERY, are 6,1 Sale at
their Office, No. 93, Royal Exe n A !lz; , London. ..
This Lottery consisting of oily 10,000 Tickets, will be
Dras.‘..ii on the Bth of Next illaoth. The' Scheme contains
Prizes to the amount of ./:100,000, exclusive of which Are
Eight Additional Beneats, each consisting of iT,.venty
Tickets, to be allotted to the Holders of the Four first-drawn
Blanks.

Price of a Ticket £2l 15• U
Half ,". 11 6 0 1 Eighth ~CZ IR a
Quarter.... ..... 515 0 1 Sixteenth - 9 6
*,,-4. Letters, post-paid, duly answered, and Orders from
the t ourrtry, accompanied with itemittanc.e, attended'to by
return of Post.

IGHARDSON, GOODLUCK, arid CO. re-
spectfully inform the Pubjic, that the STATF; LOT-
TERY, consisting 9f 10,000 Tickets, will all be drawn on
TUESDAY, the sth of September; the Scheme contains the
usual number of Capital Prizes, and the lowest Prize ;in
addition to which, Eight Packets of Tickets are to be given
to the Four first-drawn Blanks.

• Schemes, with Particulars, . may be had '(gratis) at 'their
Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, Cornhill, and facing
the King's Mews, Charing-Cross ; where Tickets and Shares
az: on Sale, in a variety of isinmbeis.
RICHARPSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. -sOld in the Lot-
, geries inuvu since January last, the following CAPITAL
• PRIZES,' in 125 Shares:*
No. 3,486.... 1 ..I.th February.. 20,000
.5,518.... 80th April' lO,OOO
6,825.... 4th June lO,OOO
11,518. ... 30th April 5,000
6i2i4 • • .. 4th June 3,000
11,433. ... awl) April - • 3,000
6,270.... 4th Jwsse. l,OOO _
of k3OO and 4 of £2OO.
London, England, 1812-09-02

PARTNERS' lII'S DISSOLVED.

T. Tiardcastle and .T. Heald; Catectton-,%treet, warehousemen.
H. Worsley and T. Johnson, Prescot, Lancashire, breNVers.
R. Gore and J. 'Kenworthy, Liverpool, dealers in marine-

stores.
Honywill, T. Bourne, and G. Bourne, -Melkstsam, Wilts,

. _
clotincrs..
J. Goodchild and T. Finch, Wapping, Liverpool, glaziers;
It. Boston, W. Miller, and T. Bryan,- Queen-street, South-

. . _
tvarl;, chemists. , ..
W. Bourne and I•'. Bourne, Aldermanbnry, factors.
J. Spence and'T. Deigbton, York, printers.
M. Brown
,and C. ‘l7setrkan, Senlcuates, Yorkihire,. confec-
tioners.
London, England, 1812-09-02

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE.

.This impOrtant establishment, which produced
so many of the heroes of Salamanca, is about to
be removed, we bear, from Marlow and WA.
Wycombe, to the new College,at Sandhurst; the
Cadets having been directed to return thither after
their present vacation. The late General Le Mar-
chant, who fell 'So glorionslv in leading hiS bri-
gade, to a.charge, directed by the Hero of the Pe-
ninsula, was a long time Lieutena,iit-Governor'of
the Institution; and was Very instrumental in pro-
moting its., establishment under the illUstrious
Commander in Chief,' who was its patron, and
on whom 'it .'reflects. the highest honour, while it
is of the greatest advantage to the -Country at
Ane senior department; the' objes±. of which i's
to qualify Oflieers.f4 the arduous and important
duties of the Quarter-MasturGeneral's.Statf,, is
tO be removed to Farnham. he last examination
at High Wycombe tool- place on Thursdlay last,
when Lie'utenairt Sumner, the only Officer to be
,examined, appeared before a Supreme Board, of
which nis.lloyalHighness the Duke of Kent wrap
President ; Generals Calvert' and Hope, with the
'Deputy „Quarter-master General, Members, who
were pleased,. after a strict examination in the dif-
ferent branches of study, to declare their perfect
satisfaction of his being fully qualified for the
Statf; and, as a special mark of their approbation,
to recommend him, to the notice of his,. Royal
Highness the Commander in Chief. 'When we
reflect on the nature of this Institution, and the
great number of excellent Officersjt has produc-
ed; we cannot but foresee the greatest advantages
likely to be produced by it to the Conntry, at a
' tinee when militarj knOwledge May decide on, the
happiness or misery of millions of our fellow:-crea-
tures, opn ressed' by the Military DesPotof the
Coainent. •

EXTRA.CT FROM THE GAKRU-:ON OKDERLY BOOK OF

THE AOYAL REGIMENT OF ARTIL.I6IIIIr, WOOL-7

NVICII; 29TH -AUGUST.

Major-General 1 eitArastY .bas the honour to
communicate the, folL:nv,ing Letter to the Regi-:
meat' : •

" Slit,

Carlton House, Aug. 27th, 11)1(2,

I am commanded by the PRINCE REGENT to
address myself to von, for the purpose of express-
, the high sense his Royal Highness entertains
of the inimitable appearance of the Horse Artil-
lery, and of the. Battalion under arms at Wool-
wich, and conimanded by you, on his visit -to that
Garrison, as yell as the great precision and ex-
pertness With vvhich they went through thir se-
veral exereisesin the course of that

". His Royal Highness fullysensible of the
great exertion and indefatigablenttention Which
`it must have cost yourself and the o,i ceps of the
Garrison, to have rbrought.the.m to that extraur-:
&wary state of and teacline.fis'hick _he
witnessed, and which, as his Royal Highness' ex.-
pressed to you in the field-, absolutely'reuder :Jam
a fit example to 'the Whole Army.
" With great respect,
" I have•the honour to be; Sir, •
Your most obedient bumble servant,
'(Sizned) " B. BLOOMFIELD,
Cal. and Aide-de-Camp."
London, England, 1812-09-02

MARRIED.

JOn Monday last, at Walton; in the:Count7; of Somerset, bt
the Rev. Mr. Whalley, John Scandred Harford, Esq. jT'
eldest-son of John Scandred Harford, Esq. of Blaize Cap
-in the County of Gloucester' to Louisa, eldest daughter °I.,
Richard Hart Davis, Esq. M. P. for the City of Bristol,
IValton'eastlei in the County of Somerset.
The same day, Captain Richard Spencer, R. N. to .Arrio
eldest daughter of Mrs..LiCitieLlp of the Manor, ,Cliarmau`"il
Dorset.
Yesterday, at St. George's ,Churchi Hanover-square, by
the Rev. Arthur William Trollope, Sir James Bland Burge/
of Beau Port, Sussex, Bart. to the Right Hon. Lady Mare-
ret Fordyce, sister of the Earl of Balcarras

. -
DIED.
01
On tbn 24th of Angust, suddtnly, Mr. Richard Kirby,
gull.
. . On the 27th ult. at Bath, after a•lingering illneis, Wliii'4l‘
Wardlaw, Esq.
_...
London, England, 1812-09-02

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DOIISET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,.
By M. BAKER,
At the Kinds Arms inn, in' oreliestcr,
On Tuesday, the 270-of October ,next., at Three o'clock in

the Afternoon,
•
' IN TWO LOTS,
On such Conditions as shall be then and there-produced;
The FEE- SIMPLE and INHERITANCE 'of the following
ESTATES :
LOT I.

A LL that the MANOR and 'LORDSHIP, .or
reputed Manor and Lordship, of ARMESWELL',' and
the capital MESSUAGE, TENEMENT,, and FARNI, called
ARMI4.;SWELL FARM, with the Appurteim4ees, situatedyiug
and being in the Parish of BUCKLAZ9) NEWTON, in the
County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occultation of Thomas
Cross, as• Tenant thereof, •consisting of a good Farm House,
Out-houses, Barns,' Stables, and other necessary and con-
venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with
Trees, and about Four Hundred. .and Seventy Ades of. rich
Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land.

This Day was published, pici Six Shillings,
rinHE .EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. XXXIX.
CONTESTS.
-A-

ZiPerie's Life . of John Knox.—Authentic Doetrneots re-
specting the late Political NegOciations.--eneral Malcolm's
Political ilistory of India,—Duke of Sussex's Speech on the
Catholic Question.--7 Sixth Report of the Afric4n institution.
—Leslie's Elements of Geonietry.—Miss Edgeworth's Talcs
of Fa,shionable Life, vots.- 4,5,
.6.—/tose.e and Merritt, on
Parliaznvat..try -Reform.—Huber on Ants...,l-listory of the
Barorncter.-Chenexix's Two Plays,—lloscat's Con.iidera-
tiotis on the War, and the Expediency or D.i.rigu of PO4:.c.—
Brougham's Speech on the Orders in Couricil.-:—Qua;•terly
Lint of New Plolication.

Edinbor:.;ll: Printed fot'Areiribald Constable, and Co. Edin-
burgh, and White, Cochrane and Co. Fieet-itreet, London.

_
Of whom maybe had,
Complete Seta of the .Eilintturg,li.lteview, from its commence-
utunt, 19 vols. price 111. 17.1. 61 in bOards, or single Num-
ifers, price Six Shillirkv each.
London, England, 1812-09-02

SINGULAR ADVANTAGEOUS STATE LOTTERY.

7,IIO.RNSBY and CO. StOck-brfikers, 26, Corn-,
_ILA_ hill, be leave to mmind Weir _friends and the Pub--
Ik, that the LOfTERY; is big with important Chances, and
solicit their favours on the prosent occasion.
The Drawing begins NEXT TUESDAY, the Bth of Sep-
tember.

Only 10,000 Tickets.—A Blank may gain 50,0001.
Orders by Postor 'Carrier executed on the same terms as if
present.

1-10ILNSB Y and Co. have divided among their Friends up-
'wards of Three Millions Sterling, which they trust is the best
reeon.unendation for the future Favours of the Public.

BYTON,
STOCK - BKOKER,
No., CORNHILL,
and 18, Coi,entry-
street, recommends
those who wish to

adventure in the present singular and attractive Lottery,
to be early in their applications for Tickets and Shares- at
the above fortunate Offices, as it will be all drawn the
tth of September.--.—BYTON thinks it necessary to
apprize those of his Friends who may be disposed to
tarour hint with their Commands' that should a Ticket
purchased at his
Office be Drawn a
Blank, it may, by
the peculiarity of .
the Scheme, gain
a. sum of 50,000!
London, England, 1812-01-01

TO OUR READERS.

WE should doubtless suhjea ourselves to the charge
of ingraiiinde, 'if we neglected the opportunity
which this day affords us of making our acknow-
ledgments for the coutir4ed patronage with which
THE SUN has been I,p;cured for a long course of
We hope that we shall not be deemed
London, England, 1812-01-01

Downing-street, Dec. 31, 181 I,

A-dtspatch, of which the following is an ext,na
hai been thi, morning. received by the Earl of
verpuol, from General Viscount Weihogion, di ed
-
Freoada, December IQ, 1811:

The enemy have made no movement of irnport-
ance in this quarter, since- I addressed you on ule'
4th instant.

I have received accounts from Cadiz to the 30,11
of November; General liAllasteras had been oblig,d
again to retire. It appeais that the enetily nat-e
brought some.troops from Grenada to act upon
neral.B4llesteros, as well as the Division under (3(
neral Semele, belonging to the tst corps.
The official accounts from Valencia, come down
atlar -as the toth of November. The enemy 11.1,1
not, at that period made any progress in their attacf:
upon General Blake's position, irt frout of the town.
The Chiefs of Guerillas Durgin,. El Einpeci!,3.lo,
and Espoz y Mina, had been very active ati4 -suc-
cessfulin their operations against the enemy.

liiar-Office, December 30, 18 1 1.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent haq
pleased, in the name and on behalf of his nti,s'Fi
to appvint the following Officers to take rank by
Brevet as undermentioned ; their Commissions tv
be dated Ist January 1812.

LIEUTENANT-GENERALS
Sir Paulus lErnilius Irving, Bart. George Harris,
Vyse, Viscount Cathcart, K. lianastre
ton, Sir How Dalrymple. Knt. Gc,rdon Eori,os, {oho
Floyd, Oii;er De Lancey, Sir lames Henry Craig, K.
Tames Stuart, John Whyte, A rid re tv John Drummond,
john William Earl of Bridgewater, William Ntax,..eibt
George Earl of Pembroke, K. G. John Earl of Charhani,
Alexander Campbell, Morshead, Francits
Alexander Ross, Hon. Irani !Needham,' Hevry
Pigot.
London, England, 1812-01-01

Ilhiteh'all, Dec. 31 , 181 1 .

His Royal High-nev. the Prince Reg-tot has ioen
pleased, in the name and on behatt of his
ro order a Conge d'Eltre to pass the Great Seal,
empowering ti e Dean and Chapter of Christ
in the University of Oxford; to elyct a Bisho;)
that See, the same bt.ing, void by the death of Doc-
tor Charles Moss, late Bishop tl'ereof ; and his ho) al.
Highness has also been pleased, by his Royal Sig)
Manual, to recommend tOt he said Dan and Ci,a7-
teri the Reverend William .I,icksr-n, Doctor in Di-
vinity, to be by them elec'ed Bishop of the said S,e
of Oxford.
London, England, 1812-01-01

To be G EN E RALS in the Army.

MAWR-GENERALS
Sir Stapleton Cotton. Bart. Sell, uel Dalrymple, William
lohnsrime, Rowland Hill, lion William Stapleton, Dim.
zil Onslow, Sir fohn Murray, I4trt. Hon. Charles Hope,
Sir taeorge Pigot, Bart. Frederick Maitland. [Wm Leve-
son Gower, Marin Hunter, 1.7.,n Lord Elpittustone.,
Richard Eail of Donoughmore, Han. John 'thereto:till,
Sit William Cart Beresford, K. B.
T 6 be LIEU I'ENAN r.. ;EN E ALS in the Atrhy.

COLONELS,
Wm. Raymond, on Hail-pay 46th
,Foot, Terence 9'1.41)0-
lin, of Ist Life Guards, Murray, of the 3d hubi
Guards,' James Kempf,' ot Ike B,st Foot, 1. 1-1. de
liernewitz, tne Duke of Brunswick ()els' Corps (with
temporary rank), Wilhelm de Dorenberg, of the Doke
Brunswick Gels' Corps j with temporary rank), Henry
Chester, ofthe Coldstream Guards, Evan Lloyd, ot tire
17th Light Dragoon, Matthew Sharpe, on Half-pay of ttte
late z3th Light-Dragoons, John Lindsay, on Halt-pay of
46th Foot, U. L. Tinting Woddrington, on Half-pay t7th
toot, Richard Blunt, of the 3d Foot, Henry 13ay1y, of the
Coldstream Guards, Richard Hulse, ditto, Vrancis Slater=
Rebow, of the Ist Life Guards, George Stracey Smyth, of
the 3d Garrison 'oattalion, lion. E. M. Pakenhain, of the
7th Foot, Henry M`Kinnon, of the Coldstream Guards,
Sir Thomas Richard Dyer, Bart. of the Royal York Rang-
ers, Robert Rollo Gillespie, of the zsth. Light Dragoons, •
Henry Conran, of the Royal, Joseph Baird, of the 33d.
• Foot, William Wheatley, of the Ist Foot Guards, Win.
Henry Pringle, ltispeding Field-Officer in Canada, lames ,
Hare, of the zzli Light Dragoons, Oliver Thomas Jones,
of the t3th Light Dragoons, Philip K. Skinner, of the 56th.
kobit; !Andrew Ross, of the loth Foot.
"l'o be MAJOR-GENERALS in the Army. •
London, England, 1812-01-01

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Daniel Elliott, CheddintO-n,. Buckinghamshire, b.itcher,
from DeceMber zS, to 'January It, at ten, at Guildhall,
London.
William Jackson, firyanston•street, Portman-square, Mid-
dlesex, stationer, trout january 4, to lanuary zi, at ten,
at Guildhall, London.
London, England, 1812-10-27

LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE.

• SOOti 'WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION;
In London, (unless j;i•eviou,4, disposed of by. Pritate

CoutritA),

Tur, ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, nearly.
midway, between Birmibghain a-nd Warwick; consisting
of an. excellent Parsonage Honse,' and about Eiglity-d4lit
h'cres, of Rich (Ache LaMi, and the TITUES belonging to
the Rectory of the li‘,:rish, which contains upwards of Eleceu
Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of
between Two and Turee Thousand Pounds; the present In-
cumbent aged about 56 VOitig. .
Printed Particulars may soon he bad, at the. Auction Mart;
of Thowits Ryder, Esq; 'Lincoln's-inn ;of Messrs. RietVard-
son and, Co. No. 7, Liu:7ol:l's Inn yields ; of Joseph Hard-
ing, Esq. ; of. Thomas aunt, :Esi. Stratford on
Avon;,. and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attriood, !Salis-
bury, who will t.rea.t by private contract.—
London, England, 1812-12-15

ADVICE.

•
THEN.-V Men of Education anil Professional.:
Skill use persevering entleavotirs to discover the rrio
, sate and certain method of treating a few pievailin: Diseased,
the successful result of their experience is the best proof of
superiority. •
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, have been induced to
Make the Cure of iho following the object. of their, partictilar
study, viz.. Certain DISORDER, frequently c:kniraded in
a tninnent-of Intoxication, andt. its coccomitants, STR I C-
TU ft ES and GEE ETS, which, by an improved plan, are
spctxlily and effectually cured;, as also DEI3I LI'L'Y, whe- -
tiler arising from:Aaechanaliair Indulgences, long residence'
in w.trni Climates, or a Secret. Solitary VICE,- too, oft
unhappily pursued by the Youth of horn Sexes, in the 0. c
causing Sterility or Barrenness, and in the other a nurnert:us
tra,n of Nervous Diseases, Which, it not timely remedied,. ,
ternimate in lknpotence and Cons,urnption. lat that distress,
ing•srate of Debility or Deficiency,- whether the consequence
of such baneful Habits, or arising from any other cause, bye
•-which the powers of the Constitution become enfeebled,
as regularly -educated Surgeons'of •Lmilor., they 6llera
safe, and speet,ly Restoration to.sound and.vigoroirs I lealth.
The .result. of a long, and extensive practice has enabled
them, by asuperior method; to remove Venereal Complaii ts,
however inveterate or complicated, without stOjeding the
•Patient to the lea,t restraint in diet. or- exercie; and in re-
cent cases, where -An.early applicetion is ma,se on discovery
of the Infedion,•they frequently perform aCure in the ~hurt
space of two days.-. The unprecedented succe.ot their 1, cde
of Treatment (which has never been known to tai I in on •:In-
gle ,Instance in a pradice of 15 years, during h d
many. thousand persons of:but li•sz.xes hate been cnr,d, •evtar
after severe and injurioth.s. methods had been pur.tt:,ecl.Oy other
:Practitioners withoUt ef12:111,--induces their to thi4oublicly
offer their advice.

Messrs. GOSs and Co. exclusive:y professiin.74he Cure
of these• particular complaints; in order teat th:y:rntrnot
be mar ked,by.a 'mistaken few, • with the obloquy so jostly
attached to the ignorant Empiric. think it bUt ;o them.:
selves to state, that they have been rrope:ly educ,t..td anti
initiated into every branch of the profession (eurtitiOates of
which, from different hospitals, and testimonials from the
most eminent Physicians, they have to convince any inquirer)
that the success resultiro, frOrn their en:teavnurS first induced
them to quit-the praCtice of the gent rat Practitioner, they,
weStime that theirpretensionieonStitute a fair grout;! f,r the
unprecedented confidence with whiCh they -have, .J4' the Pub-
lic, been so liberally honoured. .
. .

Patients in the country are requested to state the particu-
lars of their case, age, and manner of living, inclosing a Bank
Note, for advice and "medicines, and the same will-be fur-
'warded to any pan of the kingdom.
LOSS and C. Surgeos, No. 13, Bouvene.strect, Fleet.
street,:
London, England, 1812-12-15

PERTIIN'S: ANA LEPTI PILLS.

THESt PILLS-are sovereign Rerned.*-for
ithematisin, /whether seated externallysor internally,
for Indig,estion loss of Appetite, habitual CoStivepess,..Gid
diners in the Ilead,•Flatnlency: in the Stomach and Bowels,
and Chollcs thence arising : also ,for Gouty Habits, where
the Stomach and Head' are 'affected, and 'for Bilious and
Dropsical Disorders: l'hey.prevent and stop the progress of
a Cough or Cold; are excellent in Lowness of Spirits and
Nervous Disorders, "as well 'as in those DisorderS rchich Are
occasioned by a sedentary life. '
In all Female Obstructions and Irregularities, they have
been found more efifeacions than 'any other Medicine, and
are particularly useful at an early age, as well as at the de-
cline of life. By removing the 'cause, they often restore pet-
sons subject to Fits;. and they are- perhaps the best' general
Family Medicine that has heed discovered.
. Prepared and sold; 2s. 9d. the Bilk, by B. Perrin; Chemist,
at his 'Warehouse, for the true. and- genuine Fever Powder of
James, 23).'Southampton-strect, Covent:Garden,
London.
et\d\
London, England, 1812-12-15

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,

!_llO,-MO,R.ROW EVENING, • Dec. 16, .1812,
(Bth Time) the Historical Play of
THE RENEGADE.

fro4nded on Don Sebastian, King of Portngal, by Dryden):
The OVerture and hiusic composed by Mr. H. R. Bishop.
PO It:f 11 GUEZE.
Don SehaStian, King of 'Portugal, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Altarei (his :admiral)", Mr. CHAPMAN. '
Antonio, Mr.4JONV,S; • ,
Octavio, Mr. SINcLAIR ;
' -Pedro, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Jatittez,- Mr. usToN ;
Olivia, • Miss BOLTON;
Dorax (the Renegade) Mr. )"OUNG.
moons.
• linley M 166 (Emperor of Barbary), Mr.BARRYMORE;
Benducar (his Minister), Mr. EGERTON;
. Orchan, Mr. ,ITKINS ;‘
Zeydon, Mr. JEFFRIES; • •
. , The Mtifti, Mr. CRESWELL ; •
The Ddwua, Mi. SIMMONS; - •
DURUSET ; •
Almeria (the Deposed Empress), Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
which win be, perforzw,d a New Farce (with Songs)
eKtied '
• LOVE, ,LAW AND PHYSIC.
-The Oi-ertnie, &c. contp,,ed by fir. M. P. King.
• • The Principal Ci:aracters by
. Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr.- MATHEWS,
Mr. LISTON, Mr. BROADHURST,
Mr. ATKINS, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER;

„Mrs. cur,B,;, i\iiss E. 110L'I'011.

Boxesls. Second Price 3s. ss.'6d. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. 'Second Price Is.•;--LTper Gallery ls. Se-
cond Price (id.
On ThursditY,. .the revived Opera of the Lord of the
Manor; with the Escapes ; or 'the Water Cairier.—On
day, the Renegade; with. Love, Law, and Phyiie.—On Satur-
day, Alexander the Great; with Killing ;no Muriler.—On
Monday.the Tra(;edy of Venice preserved.
On Tuesday the ‘22d irikt. will be -revived Hughes's Tra-
gedy of the. Siege of Damascils, which is positively the last
bight of Mr: Betty's engagement). • ,
London, England, 1812-12-15

RIPE •Stilton, Eddish; Parm4san,• Chapzigar,
-Cottenham, and atedder Cheeses, Hams, Tongues,
Pig's Chops, 1). Beef,, Gerinan Sausages, fine Russian Ca-
viare, Rein:deer Tongues, Welch Salmon, Pickled. Oysters,.
Cod Sounds, 'dried: Sprats;:.fine Oils, 'Tickles, Vinegars and
gpices, Anchovies, Essence' of Anchovies, Esence of Lobsters
Bind Shrimps, Quin Sauce, Coratch, Lemon Pickle, and
4.)thei. rich Scui•es, Ketchup,, SOy, Cayenne, Curry
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- This Day was published,
THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, • No. XV.
CONTENTS: .

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I. America.—Mr. Madison's War; a 'dispassionate Inquiry.
into the 11;aSO;IS alleged by Mr. Madison for declaring un
offensive-and ruinous War against Great Britain. By a New
England .Farmer:
H. A' New TransratiOn Of Juvenal. .
ill. Sir Intnphry Davy's Elements of Chemical Philosophy.
IV. . s Calamities of Authors.
V. The Navy--Poring and Money on Ship Building, and on
the Decay of our 'Wooden BufwarlEs.
VI. George Colinan's Poetical Vagaries.
VII. India—M‘Pherson's History of European Commerce
with India.-• .
VIII.. Life of-Petrarch. • ,
IX. Count Julian. - • •
. X. Education of the Poor—First Report of the National.
Society.' „
• -XL Galt's Life of Cardinal Wolsev.
XII: Rejected Addresses.
Professor-flayfair's Natural Philosophy.
XIV. Professor, Monk's. Hippolitus. ••
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