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London, England, 1812-06-20

SATURDAY, JUNE 20,,18/2.

NE )V PUBLICATIONS.

This Day w•as published, price 10s.. 6d.

AL SECOND SET of TWELVE VOLUNTA-
.ItIFS for the Organ or Piano-FOrte composed by W.
RUSSELL, M.D. Organist of the Foundling Hospital, mid
St. Ann's, Limehouse.
Printed for Button and Whitaker, 75, St. Paul's Church-
yard.

4 a31i11.-ILTY-OFFICE, •
May', 26, 151.
NOTICE is hereliy given• that a Sasiort 'of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
feneev :loiyamitted on Me high Seas, within the Jurisdiction of
the ditirmiralty,of Englrri,d, Millbe held at justice Hall, in the
Old Bailey, Luniion, on Friday, the 2GM.lane neat, at Eight
o'Cloth in the Morning.
lr. CROKER.
London, England, 1812-06-20

IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE,

By CHARLES DURNFORD and JOHN KING, Esqrs-
Barristers:at La CV,
Enlarged into Five Volumes, Octavo, price Li. 3s. in boards.
This Day was published,

THE JUSTICE-of the PEACE and PARISH
OFFiCEP..

By 'RICHARD BUItN, LL. D.
Late Chancellor of the Diocese of Carlisle.

The Twenty-first Edition, with many Corrections,' Addi-
tions, and Improvements. By the. late Charles Durnford,
Esq. Barrister at Law, and continued by John Kiog, of the
Inner Tv],iple, Lsq. Barrister at Law.
Ptitited by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W.
Da.eies, Strand ;7. Butterworth, , Fleet-street ; F. C. and J.
Pivington, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Longman, Hurst,
Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. - • .
• -Of whom may .also-he had, - •

Coimettatones on thy; Laws-of En,;land. By Sir William
Blackstiii►e, Ka. one of Vie Justices of his Nlaje4ty's"Court of
Coinnion Pleas. The 15,t) Edition, wi4, Notes and Addi-
tions-, -by Ldward Citr;stian, •Esq. Barrister at Law, the
Downing. Professor of the Laws of England, and Chief Justice
of the Isle of Ely, in 4 large vols. 8•Vo. price 21. Bs. in boards.
London, England, 1812-06-20

_EAST INDIA-HOUSE,

June 11, 1812.
VIE COMMITTEE of WAREIIOUSES of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading to _die EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals
in Writing (sealedup) on or before Wednesday, the 15th
July, 1312, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the
Company with a quantity of BRITISH COPPER; and that
the Conditions of the Contract may be seen upon application. to
Ate. Robert Wissett, Clerk, to the said Committee, with whoms
the Prnposals must be left before 12 o'clock at Noon, on the
said 15th of July, after which Hoar the Committee Will not
receive any Tender.

Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter addressed
to the Committee of frarehouses of the East Nadia Company,
and signed by two responsible Persons engaging to hccome
bound, with the Persons tendering for the due performance of
the Contract, •
London, England, 1812-06-20

ADT.I/4,1 llt A ',TY REGISTRAR'S BILL.

Mr. H. MAurits7rose to, move that the. House
should resolve itself into a ComMittee on the Bill
for regulating.the Office of Registrar to the Court
of Admhalty's ; -in doing which he quoted some
evidenCe to shew, that, the-money of the suitors
remained compulsory in the handS of the'CoLf,:t.
IVILLAM ScoTr oppoSed the motion. As
far as the Bill (which went- to alter the whole
Administration of the Co ml.): applied to the
prtieular office., he troald .state the manner in
which the suitors -money was applied:,=When
money Was. paid into- Court, if both parties
were agreed,, an order was made for ffinding the
money; if 9ne'of the parties objected to the mo-
ney being placed in the funds, which was not xin,-
frequently the case, the party desiring the invest-
ment might, upon giving properr. security .to the
other, pal ty, do so. The
,Registrar upon the
occasion receives into his hands, and pays out the
money, for which he receives a fee o two-pence
in the pound in each case, The 'Bill, instead of
being received by the suitors as 'a boon, would be
considered by them as an injury ; and. he should
therefore move as an amendment, that the bill be
committed on that six monThs.

Sir S: ROMILLY supported the Bill; the Sora-
CITOR-GENERAL opposed it; Mr. AVHITEREAD de-
fended the Bill ; Mr. WILBERFORCE approved of
the principle of the measure, but wished the con-
sideration of it to be adjourned for a fortnight,
and moved accordingly.
Mr. MARTIN had no objection to the proposed
.adjournment. Lord CASTLERFAGH, objecting to
the principle of the Bill, opposed the adjourn-
ment, as did also Mr. CLAniu; and Mr. Ros E—
. COCHRANE supported the measure:

After a few further Qbservatious from Mr.

Ornd the CIiANCEhLOR of the Ltf.;ii.e...
'QUER the liouse divided :--
Fm the Adjouinulttit
Agefast it

Majority —3l
Mr the Amendment
Against it .

ri2l.iority

.. , . . 65

. . -S8

The Bill is eonsecti:mtly lost.
The Mot Act went through a committee, tile
Report of wh:ch was re .ei'ved, and ordered to in
taken into,further cousideration on a Tuesday.
London, England, 1812-06-20

BY DIVINE PROVIDENCE

AMONcI the many Discoveries in Medicine,
none claims the-attention of mankind more than that
peat Restorative the CORDIAL. BALM OF QUITO,
whieli possesses the inestimable Power of renova:ink the
Most debilitated constitution, whether it arises from the
indiscretions of
.youth, or b:i.a residence in hot or unhealthy
climates, the immoderate use of tea, -spirituous liquors, or
other noxious indite ; too sedentary a life, or too close an ap.
plication to study, excessive grief; injudicious administration
of mercury, &c. ; or should it proceed from an habitual ten..
dency to Consumption, or by whatever other cause the con-
stitution becomes relaxed, weak, or decayed, this Restora-
tAre and Re animating Balm of -Life and Health will pro-
duce the happiest eil'ects. A, few doses of this medicine
will afford immediate assurance of returning health and
.strength, by giving tone to the muscular system and organs
of digestion, thereby invigorating and renovating the whole
constitution. To the young it will afford lasting health,
strength, and spirits, in piace of lassitude and debility ; and
to the.aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish great relief
'and condor:, by gently 2nd safely invigorating the system ;
and if it be in the power of Medkine to gild the autumn of
declining years, and calmly and serenely to prom rad the ch.se
of life beyond its narrow span, this Restorative is capable
of effeding that grand •desidera4un.

The C(;.rdial Balm of Quito is sold wholesale and re-
tail, by Weston and Co. 229, Strand, LOadpn; and Retail,
by -most- Medicine Venders, price_zs, Id, per bottle.

TRANSPORT-OFFICE,
June, 17, 1812.
COMMISSIONERS for conducting HIS
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and
Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they
will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 7th July, 1812, to
receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be
Willing to Contract for Supplying, for Twelve Months certain,
JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TROWSERS PALLIASSBS,
BOLSTER-CASES, and LIST, for Prisoners of War in
Health.

SHEETS, BOYS' SHIRTS, and DUCK TROWSERS for
Sick and Wounded Seamen, and Sick Prisoners of War.

' No Tender will be received after Chic-o'Clock on the Da.' of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Pwrty,or an .dgent for him,
personally attend. Eark 'Tender must be accomizmnied by a
Later from two respectable Persons, eng,aging to become
bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 10001. for the
due Performance of the Contract.
FartherPartiSulars maybe known by applying at thispffice,
and samples seen at the Storekeeper-General's, Duke-street,
frestnzinstcr.
London, England, 1812-06-20

EAST-INDIA-HOUSE,

May 27, 1812.
Fr HE CO UR T of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
-41 - COMPANY of MERCHANTS of% ENG4,AND.
trading to the EAST-INDIES do hereby give Notice;

That at the QUeiRTERLY GENERAL' COURT of the
said Company, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden-
hall-street, on Wednesday, the 24th June next, at: Eleven
o' Cloch in the Forenoon, nitesolution of the Court of Direc-
tors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of 4001.
per "Innunt to Capt. Robert Hay, late Commoder to the Ship
tletell, will be laid before the said General Court for their ap-
probation, agreeably to the 19th Section of the 61l Chapter of
the Company's Bye-Laws.
• W1LL1.431 RAMS.,4Y, See.
London, England, 1812-06-20

NAVAL NEWS.

1LY:+10t1-I, Jthit 18.—The Brest squadron,
consisting of the following ships, under the corn-
and of Sir H. B. NEAI,II, v'ere blown off their
station,, and pat alto Cawsand Bay last night,
viz.: Boyne, (flag-ship) Con questadore, Colossus,
and- Tigre.

Sailed the Maidstone frigate, Capt. BURDETT;
to cruize off the Western Islands. *.
Caine down the Harbour and anchored in Caw-
sand. Bay, after having been refitted, the Yo•; man
of 'war.

The Resolute gun-brig with a convoy for Ire-
land ; the Muros sloop of war with the outward
bound Newfoundland fleet, and a few outward
hound vessels, are detained at this port by 'con-
trary:winds.

FALMOUTit, JUNE 17.—8 y the Freeling packet,
which. arrived yesterday from Jamaica in forty-six;'
days, we learn that Sir JAMES YEO, in the ,Scmh-
ampton, liad:Jeen ordered by Admiral STIRT,ING
to divest the:Americans of the possession of Ame-
lia Island.

Sailed this day the following packets with
mails : Carteret, for America, Diana, fdr
Windsor Castle, for the Mediterranear4 and the
Countess of Clachester for Surinam.
London, England, 1812-06-20

This Day were published,
In-4to. with Eight line and a Map, price 2J. gs.
in boards,
riIRAVELS in the INTERIOR of BRAZIL,
particularly in the Gold and Diamond Dis'aict3 of that
CoUntry. By Authority of the Prince Regent of Portugal ;
including a Voyage to the Rio de to Plata, and an Historical
Sketch of the &volution of Buenos Ayres.

By JOHN AIAWE,•
.A uthor of "the Mineralogy of Derbyshire."

*** The principal part o' this work relates w tbC iutelior
of Brazil, where uo Englishman was ever oefore permitted to
travel, and particularly to-the Gold and Diamond Districts,
which he investigated by order of the Prince itegent of Por-
tugal. From the high sanction under which he began the
undertaking., and. the length of time he devoted to'it, his
Narrative may be expected to throw considerable light on a
rich and extensive doiony, hitherto little explored, and at
present highly interesting, .as it is likely through recent
changes to become the seat of Empire.olour oldest and most
faithful Ally. .
Printed for I.6ngrnan, Hurst, Rees, Orin; -and Rrown,
Paternoster-row; and at the British. Gallery,• 54, New Bond-
street. •
London, England, 1812-06-20

HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY.

The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the
Woolsack about four o'clock, and prayers being
read. the Earl of Ashburnhuin (late Viscount St,
Asaph) was sworn, and took his seat, on his ac-
cession to that diasnity in the Peerage, by the
deniise of his father, the late Earl.

The Sinecure Place Bill was brought tip from
the Commons by M. Banks and other Members.
Mr. Litchfield, from the Privy Council Office,
presented, in pursuance of an Order of their
Lordships, an Account of the Dates and Number of
Licenses issued for trading with Blockaded Ports
and not Blockaded, -from June, .1809, to June
1812, which-was ordered, to lie on the table. -

Lord EnSKINE made a few observations on the
state of the proceedings relative to the Banbury•
Peerage, and moved that the farther copsidera-
tion of that case be resumed on Thursday next hi
the Committee of Privileges.—Ordered.
The Report of the Conference respe:ting the
Whitby Harbour Bill being taken into considera-
tion, it was ordered that the House do not insist
upon the amendments made by their Lordships,
Committee to the said Bill.
London, England, 1812-06-20

LATE MINISTERIAL NEGOCIATIONS.

The attendance of the Peers being remarkably
full, and all those Lords, who had prominently
appeared in the above transactions, being in their
places, i .
The Duke of ATI-101, rose from the cross:bench,
and in a very low tone of voice, addressed a few
words, apparently to a Noble Earl, then seated in
the centre of the Opposition bench. We could
not distinctly hear what his Grace said ; but it
seemed in the shape of a question,,and relative to
certain papers, which had been alluded to on a
former evening.
The Earl of MoIRA—" In answer to what has
fallen from the Noble Duke, I have to state, that
the papers advertedto by me on a former evening,
I now hold in my hand—they are copies cf the
correspondence which passed upon the occasion
of the recent Ministerial negociations. • Uponthat
subject, I give the fullest credit to my Noble
Friends, for having acted solely from a public
consideration operating in their minds
Here Lord ELLENBohouoii rose; and suggested
the propriety, on an occasion of such peculiar
importance, of the exclusion of Strangers ; and
formally moved the Order for that purpose.
After a few words from the Earl of RADNOR,
their Lordships ordered-the carne to be eriforecl
in consequence of which all the strangers present,
for the exclusion was indiscriminate, Members of
Parliament and others were obliged to retire.
Their Lordships continued in cinse delibera-
tion until a, quarter past seven o'clock, when the
doors were thrown open, and almost immediately
after the admission of strangers, the Adjournment
took place.
London, England, 1812-06-20

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY.

Mr. S. WORTLEY brought in aBM for the relief
of persons cot4lned on mesne process in,- Gaols
which were not COunty.—Rcad•a first time, and
ordered for a second reading to-morrow.
Mr. CANNING stated, that not having had an
opportunity of bringing forward his, motion re-
specting the state of the Roman Catholics of Ire-
landyesterday, be was anxious, for the conve-
nience of other Gentlemen, to seize the earliest
moment for that purpose. In coihmunirnitibg- with
severatHonourable Members, be found that Mon-
day next was an open day ; for that day he should
therefore give notice.
The House went into Committee on the Reso-
lutions respecting Mr. Palmer's case, and leave
was given to bring in a Bill for the purpose of
giving effect to the Resolutions of the Committee
of 1789, on that subject:
Mi. W. BO' OTLE expressed, a hope that the
Honourable Baronet on the other side (Sir\ Fran-
cis :Burdett) would ~ make inquiry into the state
cyf the persons confined in Lancaster Castle, be-'
fore he brought forward any motion on the sub 7
ject.: It was necessary to the justification of' a
person who had hitherto conducted himself to the
satisfaction of the Magistrates.
Sir F. BURDETT said he lnuprnot as yet come to
any decision as:to the measure he should propose,
but he would take every means to inform him-
self, and to give the earliest notice to, the House.
An Account of the Produce of the Old Navy
Stores for 1811, was ordered,. On the motion of
Mr. Vtrnarton._

The different Orders which were dropped yes-
terday, were renewed for, Various days.
On the question for bringing up tile Report of
the Committee of Ways and Means,
Mr. BROUGHAM expressed a wish that the Fight
Bon. Gentleman tthc Chancellor of the Exche-
quer) would agree to postpone it, as he (Mr.
Brougham) intended to objee to the tax on lea-
ther, as well as to that imposed on servants cm,.
ployed in huSbandry.
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said be
had no' objection to postpone so much of it as re.
lated to the resolutions alluded to by' the Hon,'
Gentleman ; but as much as related to the loan,
it was of importance to the Contractors that they
should agree to it immediately.
The Report ivas then brought up, and ordered
to be taken into-further consideration on Monday
next. •

The-Unlawful Oaths Bill went through Q. COM-.
mittee;arid the Report was ordered to be taken.
into further consideration on 'Tuesday next.
The Bahama and Bertnuda Trade Bill:; were

react a second timo, and committed for to-

in orrow.
London, England, 1812-06-20

TOLERATION ACT EXPLANtD.

This, Day was published, price Is. qd.
4N ANSWER to a LEGAL ARGUMENT on
the TOLERATION ACT, shewin,,; that the Court of
Quarter Segsions have a Judicial Function as to the• Admini-
stration of 0...Lk-, to Persons offering thef}iselves for qualifica-
tion as rrotestaut ..7)issenting Minister... •

„.
By a ,lARRISITR. of the Temple..
London : Printed for J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; and J .
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and sold by itivingtoo,;, St. Paul's
Church-yard; Stockdale, ; Cooke, Oxford; aid
Deighton, Cambridge.

OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE;•
June 3, IAI2.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 31/1-
JE,SIT!S ORDN.eINCE, do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pail-Mall,
on or Wore Monday, the 2.2 d Day of June next, from such
Persons as wry be SPilling to undertake tie Performance of
the PLUMBER'S WQRK. at Sheerness, for Service of this De-
partment, for a i7sriod of Three Years determinable, after the
e.rpiration of One Year, 7Z130:2, Three Atontla Protiee, at the
-option of either Party.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-
tions (II the Contract, may be known upon Opplicati4% to the
respective Officers of the Ordnance at Shet.iness ; and at the
Secretary's .Office in Pall=.llall, aforesaid, any Day between
the Hours ofpen and Four o'clock, where tiw Proposals must
be delivrred, sealed up and indorsed,,"Proliosals for the
Plumber's Work at Sheerne3s;" but no Proposal Cali be ad---1
mitted after the said. 2,V inst. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of
the same'Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, apnea the
Party making it, or en zlgent in his Behalf shall attend.
Or e'er of the Board,
R. H. CREIr, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-04-24

LONDON : Pril,ted by I'lOll'lAS \\MOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden% and Published by WII LIAM A 1041(3 R SCRI PPS, South Moltol.street, ;ir)sveror-sclute,
At the RUN OFFICE, No, Strand, where 4dYertisements, Orders• for the Paper,- Letters for the Editor, &c. (poSilaid), must be ~.iddreised.
London, England, 1812-04-24

LISBO, IV MAIL.

LisnoN, APRIL 6.—Soua; has advanced from,
Seville, and the enemy in general appear upon'
move,. but we do not think they have either ability
or inclination to attack us. General GRAHAM, and
a rut of our troops, are now on the road to Alba..
era, to give the Frenchmen a meeting, should they.
dare to come on, but this they will not do.
On the f2D h, they made a sortie,, from the fort
'ChristOval, on the 30111 British and a Portuguese red
giment, and lost, t heir Commander and rainy men
we. did not lose a single -man. Our works
famously ; on the 3d the wall was well down, but not
fits to assault. Every 12 hours we fire 7.000 balls freni
'36 guns, placed at less than 100 yards distance t it its
like the roaring of thuttler, amidst which the gallant,
WELLINGTON iS always seen as cool and easy as if
directing a review. PHILIPPON has succeeded id
overflowing the 'ditch, but this impedintent
be retuovd when other matters are ready. The:
assault is supposed to have taken place last night.
FIVE O'CLOCK, P. M. MONDAY 6.—'46telligence
dated from before B.idajoz, states, that on Saturday
night two breaches were then practicable, and the
assault was expeoled to take place that night or Sun'
day-morning.
BANKS OF THE TORMES, MARCH 13.—.-The pro'
je& of MARMONT against Ciudad Rodrigo, although
it appears serious, is doubtful. as to the time it may
be carried into execution. According to persons
who have arrived from Navarre, some troops have
left that kingdom to proceed to France. On 010
14th of March, Gen. BONNET was. in Toro, upon
the fortifications of which the gsrrison were work'
London, England, 1812-04-24

MAILS.

Az z tvan—r. Malta, I Guernsey, r lersey, Anholt, r Lcc-
-ward IsLmis, r Dublin, r ‘Vateribrci. Los-1 Cauiz,
I Lisbon, r

PRICE OF STOCKS.
Tlits DAY ♦T YVVZLV [O'CLOCK.
- - - 60 i Red. Ann. - -

Consols.

59

'l' Ft S 13 N.

SOLENT Q,Jib I)ICiAE FALSUM AUDE"AT?..

LONDON,

FRIDAY, 1812.

The extra Gizetie respecting the taking of Bada-
jaz will be published in the courlie of ;he afternoon.
The followi,,g are the only official details which
11:•dve been published..

- BULLETIN..
WAR DEPARTMENT

Downing-street, April 23, 181 z.
Di patches have been received by Lord ~IVE.III'O.OL from
the Earl of Vits.LL !Not ox, dat;tl Canip at Badajoz, 7th

of April.

" His LordAtip reports, That o,e fire was opened
irorn his second. parallel on the 31st of March, and
was continued with great effea till the night of the
6th inst. when a general attack was made upon. the
place. Three breaches bad been effeaed; the at-
tack upon these was made by the 4th Division, led
London, England, 1812-06-16

Lot 1.

A' LL.that newly erected DWELLING-HOUSE,
to.in prising two excellent Parlours, Kitchen, two Pan-
tries, sutler's-room, Du.lry, Ale and Wine Cellars, Seven neat
Lodging-rooms, t ;;ether with Ccach-house, Granary, two
Stables, Cow-toust,: Barn, Cyder' Mill, Foid-yard,parden,
and Orchard adjoining.

A. •R. P.
Containing, by Adineasurement,. 1 1 . 6
Croft, near Fold-yar2., (11114 quality) Ara:* .... ...7 2,
.22
•.Lady•Croft Mears: w, • Do ' 4 3 6
West Meadow, mijoining. D'T - 1 2
West Meadow, comer Do.

31 0 25

N. B. The above Premises are pleasantly situated at LAW-
TUN, in the. Parish of KINGSLAND, adjoining the Turn.
pike-road, leading from Leoininster to Kingtim, -distant fr.::m
Leominster aforesaid, only three miles, .and now in the occu-
pation of a Gentleman,.the-Proprietortherepf; are well adapt-'
ed for the residence of a genteel Family.
The River Arrow, much amired, for its Trout and Grayling,
runs near the Lauds. - There" are several pucks of Fox and
Dare-hounds kept in the neighbourhood, which abounds with
,Game of every description. -
Lot IL

A. R. P.

A_PARCEL of LAND, inLAWTON FIELD, a

small distance from Lot 1
Do. in the same Field o t 21
0 3 34
Lot 111.

A. R. P.
CORNASH ORCHARD, the Apple and Pear Trees
now In their prime .O 4

A person on the spot will shew 'the Premises, and for far-
ther particulars apply (if by letter post-paid) to• the Auc-
tioneer , at Leominster; or to Mr. Wityr s ma.; Estate Agent,
South Sea Chambers, Threadueedle-street, London.
The purchaser may have pOssession, with the Furniture and
Fixtures, any time.
London, England, 1812-06-16

HEREFORDSHYRE.-FREEIIOLD PREMISES.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr.. JOHN BROWNE,
At the RED LION Inu, in t %Tough bi LEO74INSTER,
ou Friday, 3d Day if July meat,
In the followoi,!; Lots,
01:' in such other Lots, as shall' be agreed on at the time of
Sale, subject to such Conditons as shall be then produce d
London, England, 1812-06-16

lowish brown coloue, rnd Ire arranged round the
mnnnt somewhat like a circular flight of steps:
The inside of the bason is comparatively smooth;
and the matter forming it is more compact and
dense than the interior crust, andywhen polished,
is not devoid of beauty, being of a .grev-colour;
mottled with .black
,and white spots anif streaks.
The white,incrustation .forut,rit by the water of
the beautiful-cavity before 'described, hadtaken-a
very curious form at the edge of the water, very
ruich'rct,embling the
,capital of. a-Gothie column.
We we're so rapacious here, that I believe we did
not leave a,single specimen which we could- reach,
and even .scahled our fingers in our eagerness to
obtain them. We found the process of petrifac-
tion in all stages; and procured Soll* specimens
in which the grass was. yet alive and fresh,, while
the deposition of the silicious inatter was •gaing.
oa around it. These were found, in place:; at a
little distance from 'the cavity, Ayture, the water,
running from it had become cold."
London, England, 1812-06-29

GENUINE NIEUrCINES.

rNEWBERY and SONS, NO. 45? St. Paul's
• Church - yard, London, or No. 294 Dame-Street.
-Dublin, Proprietors of Dr. .james's Powder, and other
valuable 'Preparations, inform the- Public,
,that in conse-
quence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is as.
9d. per Packet, or Jl. ss. 6d. per Doben, or a Dozen iii
Bottle, tl. 45. as. matte up for the Army and• Navy ; but
oNerve thalthe words F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,"
arc 'engrai,ett'in the Stamps.
, The following are the Prices of their Medicines, duties
include& ; but those who purchase six, or more, will ..-)e
allowed the Stamps 'gratis.
4. d.
s. a
Dr. tames's Powder 2. 9 ,Dalby's Carminative. r 9
no. An4eptie Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 0
Ditto Alitibilious Pills z 9 Hecham's ditto ; - 3 o
Chalybeate 4 English Coffee- - - 2 9
J)r. Steer"S Opodeidoc a 9 Essence of Ginger - 2 9
Do. Convulsion Oil - z 6 ' Scots Pills r
Doi. Camomile Drops • r • q C-hdtentiam Salts - 2 96
Essence-of Coltsfoot 36 1 pecacuanha Lozenges t q
Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4. o Dr. Solander's Tea - z 9
/The Cephalic Snuff - t ' 'Henry's M r.gnesia- . 2 6
Lozenges-of - a 16 Maredant's Drops 5 6
. Glass's Magnesia 3 6 - Spilsbury's ditto - 5 6,
Leo's Liniment -5; o Grant's Cough ditto a 6
Asthmatic Balsam -. z g Grcenough's tinctures t ti
Tonic pills - - 2 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges ,1 at
Dr. ,r.-lO9per's Pills r q 'Soothing Syrup - 2 9
allowance to Merchants, Brc, for E.vortation.
London, England, 1812-06-29

PROVINCIAL ,DISTURBANCES.

Lord. Viscount Sir;mouTH (Secretary of State
'for the'r-I-ome Department) presented a Message
fronflli's Royal ifighness the, Prince Regent, rela-
tive to the .disturbed state of certain. counties.—
(Ilide- House of C.lt!ri!otzs Report)
The Message bet'. :read in the usual way, it
was-ordered on the nioti'on of,the Noble Secretary
of State, to be taken kite consideration On'Mpn-
day next, 'and their Lordships summoned on the
. •

The Noble Viscount added,. that the informa-
tion. alluded to in his Royal Iligbness's-Mes-
sage,. would be. laid 'before the House on Mon-
day.

The Southern Whale Fishery Bill, th West
India Trade, and the St. George's Fields Improve-
ment Bills were brought up from the Connhons by
Mr. Lushington, Sir James , Shaw' and other
Members, and severally read a first, time.—Ad-
journed.
_ .
London, England, 1812-06-29

Capitttl FREEHOLD MANOR FARM, ii ESSEX,,, called
CRIXEA HALL, with Passesiiion at Michaelmas next.

TO BE SOLD -BY AUCTION,
By LYAS NEWMAN,

At the AUCTION MART, opposite the Bank of England,
By direction of the Trustee ,3, under the Will of M. William

Waylan A, deceased,

On TUESDAY, the 30th of June instant, at Twelve'o'Clock
at Noon,
A Very desirable and truly varuable FREE-.
_EX . HOLD MANOR FARM, called CRIXEA. HALL, si-
tuate in Crixea, in the County of. Essex ucomprising divers
inclesures of rich Arable, Pasture, and Marsh Land, contain-
ing, 131 adn►easuren►cnt, 218 Acres, be the same r.►ore or less,
in aingh state of cultimtion, having been for many years
past occupied by the Proprietor; together ,with a substantial
and commodious Brick-fronted DWELLING-HOUSE, situ.
ated On a pleasant eminence, contalaing two Parlours, a
Kitchen, Store-room, cool Dairy and Pantry, five, airy Bed-
chambers, two Attics, and two good. Celkirs r• also a Brew,'
house, with an Oven, a Coal-house; and other numerous and
convenient Offices; two Barns, Stabling for fifteen Horses,
Chaise-house, two Cart-lodgts, with a Granary offer one of
thee► sufficient to cputain 15.1 quarters of corn ; alsh several
long Cattle-sheds, Cow-homie fur 10 Or 19 Cow►; Piggeries
and other convenient Oat-buildings, an ex.cellent Garden,
well planted with choice Fruit Trees, and also a COTTAGE
divided into two Tenements.

The above Estate is pleasantly satiated, commanding a
view of the river Crouch and of the Thames. The House and
Buildings are in complete repair, and fit for the immediate
reception of a family of respectability; distant about forty-
eight Miles from j,ondon, twenty.from Chelmsford, and ten
from Maldon, two capital Market-towns, and only two Miles
from Burnham, where corn is shipped for the 'London Mar-
kets every week.—The Land-Tax is redeemed.

The Estate may be viewed until the day of Sale, by apply-
ing at Crixta Hail.•" •
Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale will be distri-
buted in due time,. and may he had
.upon the premises; acid
at the Black 13oyllin, Chelmsford 3 Head, Mahlon ;
White Hart, Burnham; Royal Hotel, New South-End; Three
Cups, Colchester; Mut! Posts, Witham; Spread Eagle,
gatestone ; White Hart, Rumford ; at. the place of Sate; and
of Messrs. TINDAL and Pizaxiss, SolicitorS, Chelmsford, at
whose °dice a Plan of the Estate may be seen;- and at the
Auction Mart, London.' .
London, England, 1812-06-29

CANAL SHARES, SUN FIRE-OFFICE, SUN LIFE :-
SCRANCE,' ROCK ASSURAACE, and ATEL
MINE SHARES.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
Oa Friday, July 3d, at 12 o'clock, at the Mart,

GRAND TRUNK CANAL, 4 Shares, divid-
ing 451. net; GRAND JUNCTION, 10 ditto, dividing
71. net, each expeetedtO increase ; MONTGOMERY, ELLES-
MERE, • THAMCS and SEVERN CANALS, avid- ROCK
ASSURANCE Shares;
.StIN FIRE-OFFICE, 75 Share:;, di-
viding S/. 10s. per Share, clear; Sun LIFE-ASSURANCE,
75 ditto; and three Sixty-fourth Shares. in CHACEWATEIt
COPPER: and TIN MINE, near REDRUTH, 'in CORN-
WALL, producing large 'Quantities of Ore; a very increasing
Concern. • - • . • . .

Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly • at the Mart;
and of Mr. Scott '28I NOV Midge:street, Lout-fon:

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

This Diy were published,
In Octavo, price Twelve Shillings boards,
SSAYS ,on the PRINCIPLES of POLITI-
d CAL:PHILOSOPHY, designed to illustrate and esta-
blish the Civil and Religious Rights of. Man ; chiefiy 4n re-
ference to the present State of the. British Empire. , •
. Inscribed by permission to S. Whitbread, Esq. M.P.
By THOMAS FINCH.
- Lynn : Printed hyW. G..Whittingham ; and sold by Robert
Baldwin and Sherwood, Neeley and Jones, Paternoster-row,
London.

This Day 'was published, ft"
• In One Vtdume, 'Octavo, price Bs. boards,.
'Two PLAYS : MANT (JAN. REVELS ,
-Co-
medy, in Five Acts;' and HENRY the SEVENTH, an
Historical-Tragedy, in Five Acts,

By RICHARD CHENEVIX, Esq.
F.R. and E.S. ; tke." •
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's; Church-yard.
Where. may be had, by the same.luthor,
Observations on Mineralogical Systems, price ss. in boards

• This Day was published, •
In One Volume, i/nio.. price 12s. boards, •
A New Edition of
THE TREATISE on HUMAN NATURE,
and that on LIBERTY and NECESSITY, with a
Supplement

By THOMAS HOBBES.
To which is prefixed,
An Account of his Life and 'Writings, by the Editor,
PHILIP MALLET.
_Printed for J. Johnson and Co, St. PAulfs (hdreh-ys►r4.
London, England, 1812-06-29

TO HIS BROTHER LOUIS.

MY DEAR BROTHER-1 received your letter of
the 25th of October, and saw with pleasure, that
your health improves. Mine is good.---My affairs
do not 'proceed very well. I have an officer here,
who is worthy of respect for his talents, and the
favourable sentiments he entertains towards. you.
Never dOtibt; my beloVed Louis, of my ardent and
unalterable friendship. I embrace you with all
my heart, and hope to see you again some day in
good health, and in that happiness, which it good
conscience, and the affection of our friends',' ever
bestow. Your affectionate Brother,,

JOSEPH.

111a4rid, March 25.

TO HIS SISTER, THE QUEEN OF NAPLES.

Madrid, March 20, 1812.

MY BELOVED CAROLItiE-With much pleasure
I received accounts of you and your children. I
could have much wished to have met you at Faris
on your arrival, and hope your affairs are more
prosperous than mine. Though my health is suf-
ficiently good, and I have the pleasure to tell you
that I love you in the same manner I have done
these 20 years, and that I shall ever remain your
brother and friend, JOSEPH.

The LAND TAX ma`• now be redeemed so as to
produce very near 5 per Cent. Interest for Money.
;5 a year Land Tax at 55 per Cent. the present
price of 3 per Cents. will cost ci.'loo. 16s. Bd.
N.B. This opportunity has not entered since the
year 1804.
London, England, 1812-06-29

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS; SATURDAY.

Lord REDESDALE, h reference to what been
started on a former evening, presented a in-
tituled Au Act to provide for the better adrni-
ni,stration of justice," which, an his 14ordship's
motion, was read a first time. •
London, England, 1812-06-29

.114 N S PORT- 01:F10E ,
Jane 23, 1812.
.THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His
.1114JESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sic.i and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and
.Custody of Prisoners rf War, do hereby give Notice, that
they will be -ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 7th July,
1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons
as. may be willing to contract for supplying, for Twelve
Months certain, COALS,, BROOMS, STRAW, at Stapleton
LEAD, at Dartmoor; LEATHER, for General Service.
No Tender will be received after One o'Clock en the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for
him, personally attend. Each Tender mast be accompanied
by a Letter from two respectable Persons, cub aging to become
.bound with the Person tendering, in the Suns of .340fcr the
due perfopitance of the Contract.:

Farther Particulars may be known by appeying at titi.t
Office. . •
London, England, 1812-06-29

M JUNE 29, 1812.

. , • •
coNTß.icli FOR Bur .b V a Bomii VESSELS.
N. I'Y-OFFICE;
June 12, 1811. •
THE PRINCIPAL OPFICI.M. and COMMIS--
SIONERS of HIS ALIJESTY'S N4FY do hereby
give Notice, That oh Wednesday, Me let of Atly next, at
One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with sack Persons aN
may be willing to Contract for BUILDING TWO BOMB
VESSELS o.recbout 325 Tons burthen each.
A besfl of the Vessels, and a Form of the Tender, nay be
Seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One
o'Clock, on the day of Treaty Ler any noticed, unless the
Party, or an ..-leent for Min attends.

Every 7'endt3ntast be accontianied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, en-
gaging to become &mud with• the Person tendering, in the 554 ni
of 6001. fur • the due prformance of the Contract for each yes-
nib

ESTATES FOB, SALE.

VALE OF GL.,k..MORG/LN.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

Inthe month of August next (unless previously disposed. of
by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given),
.QEVERAL CAPITAL ESTATES, in the piL,
LIF rishes of West Llantwitt, Ewenny, ,Llaugan,
,Colwin-
stone, Penarth, COggan, Llandoug;:, Lavernoek, St. An-
dreWs, Mirthir Dovau, Llantrissent, and Llandaff; also se-•
veral Houses in the town of Cardiff; containing the: whole
about 2566 Acres ; together with the MANORS. of West
wilt, Corntown,' awl Penarth.
Particulars will soon be published. -
Apply to Messrs. Web, Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.
London, England, 1812-06-29

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, .
June 12th, 1819.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S N..4V1 rdo hereby glee iNtotice, That
on Tuesday, the 30th Instant, they will be, ready to receive
Tenders infrriting (sealed -up), and treat for the supply of
FRESH BEEF to His Majesty's ships and Vessels at. New-
castle and Tinmouth Haven, fora Twelvevonth certain, and
further, until Six illontles warning shall be given on either
side for the termination thereof; to be paid for by Bills pay-
able with Interest, Nicety Days after date.

The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secrets-
ry's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collector
His ittajesty's,Castoms at Newcastle. •

No R'gard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall net e imerted in /Fords At length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Thursday,
the 30th Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten-
der, or so:ne Person onlas behalf, attends, to answer when
called for.

Each Tender mast also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the
Party tendering, in the Penal Snm. of Five Hundred Pounds,
for the due performance of the Contract.
London, England, 1812-06-29

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, .
June 26, 1812.
THE COIIMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
•His M.4JESTI S NAVY do hereby give Notice,-That
on Friday, the 10th of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in. writing; (sealed upp, and treat for the ,;ale ()fall
the YEAST that shall be made in his Majesty's Brewhouse at
Deptford, for one year, from the 21st of that Month.; and also
for the SUpply of what COOPERAGE STORES, and Town
made COOPERS'. TOOLS,- or Too/
.of equal goodness, the
Service of this Department incry rnwir.) /0,
Twelve Months front the dale of the Contract, to-be de,tiDeied
into the Victualling Stores at that place ;' and to be Paid for
by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office..

No regxrd will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or ;hat shall not be
delicered to the Board hefom One o' Clock on the said Friday,
the lOth:of July next, •nor unless the Person who rnahes the
Tender, or some Person on hii behalf, attends, to answer when
called for.

, Each Tender for the Yeast must also be accompanied by a
Letter signed by two resfibnsible Persons engaging to beconie
bound with the Party tendering-On the .Penal Sum of 2001.
for the due performance of the Contract.

BUTLER'S COURT, 'MANSION HOUSE, PARK, 4c.

TO BE SOLD RY AUCTION,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 16,

TuA Ilighly-:!istinguisheil MANSION-
HOUSE, with its Onices, Pleasure Grounds, ().r.ves,
Gardens, and beautifully wooded Parl., known as BUTLEIt'S
COURT, fOrinerlY the Residence of-
The flight Hon. EDMUND BURKE, '
Andlately occupital by Mrs. Burke, deceased. '

•
The Mansion is `a substantial Brick Edifice, with two wings
connected by colonnades; containing a suite of weli-arranged
principal Apartments ou the Ground Floor ; two Staircases,
excellent Bed Cluinibefs and Servants' Rooms, and nrimerous
attached and detached Offices; Goach-bouse, and StabLng for
Ten Horses, with convenient Ont.-buildings.'
The Park, Pleasure Ground, &c, contain about ONE EUN-
DRED and SIXTY ACRES„of which nearly one-halts is very
productive Meadow Land, and-about FIFTY ACRES uncom-
monly rich Pasture..

The whole Estate is FREEHOLD,' and very pleaßautlY si-
tuated nearßeaconsfield, in Buckinghamshire, only 24 miles
from Londou.

.To be viewed, by Tickets only, to be had of Mr. Squibb.
Descriptive Particulars may be had on the Premises; at Gar:,
raway's ; at the Saracen's- Head Inn; Beaconsfield of sir.
Pladgate,,Solicitor, Essex-street; Strand; and of NH. Squibb,
Saville-place, where the Plan anyl Elevation may be seen.
London, England, 1812-06-29

THE. ROYAL ASSENT

Was.given, by CommiSsion, to the Nor's Re-
lief Bill, the Irish,BOg Sill, Goldsmid's Debts
Bill, the Blackfriars' Bridge, Londonderry Court
,1-lonsc, and Jenkinson's Estates WI. • The LOrds
Commissioners were—the Loa CHANCiELLOR,
_ ,aft. 13 . TrILT sT, and Lord WALS GIIAM : ' •
The Local Silver Token, the New Loan- the
Irish Cuitoms DiLtyßegulation, and the Bermudas
and Bahama. Trade Bills, were read a second time,
and committed for Monday.
The Scots- Excise, the Irish Revenue Causes,
the Militia . Officers,. and the Irish Glass Duties
Drawback -Bills', were severally read a third time,
ieud passed.
London, England, 1812-06-11

MOSFY.

MOBLENIEN, Gentlemen, 8:e. are r6pect-,
11 fully informed they may be supplied with MONSY to
anv amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured upon Fre-
hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy-
men's liivings, or any other Property.
Persons 'of respectability may be supplied on their Personal
Security Only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accommoda-
tion, without delay.
Application from Twelve tat TWQ; or Letters (post-paid)
addre.zed to Messrs. Wills anki Co. 49, South-street,l3erkeley-
squar4, ".

MAILS .
Guerusey, 1 Jersey, 1 Waterford.
' Dur--1 Dublin, 1 Waterford.
London, England, 1812-04-23

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
April IS f 2.
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, 'that
Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall- Mall, on or
before Monday, the 4th day of May, from such Persons as my
be willing to undertake the Supply of SLATES, denominated
IMPERIALS, DUCHESSES, COUNTESSES, I,A-
-DIES, QUEENS, RAGS, and WESTMORELAND
SLATES, for Service of this Department, for a period of Three
Year:, determinable at the expiration of One Year, at the option
of sitter Party.
Fut ther particulars, together wi4b the Terms and Conditions of
the Contraa, may he known up .n application at the Seciwaty's.
Office in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, au day between the hours of Ten
and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed
up, and indorsed " Proposals for Slates ;" but no Proposal can
be admitted after the said 4th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at
N9on of the same Dgy, neither will any Tender be noticed,
unless the Party making it, or an Agent on-his behalf, !balk
attend.
Bi• Older of the Board,
R. TT. CREW, bee.
London, England, 1812-04-23

Rlt E D

On 21st inst. at Starston, the Rev. Cohn Holmes, -
qawdy Hall, in the County of Norfolk, to Ann, third cbugli-
ter of the late Rev. Williatn Whitear, Redlor of ()are, Stt
sex.

DIED.

Last month, in Paris, of the gout, I. L. Dussek, tl'd
CompoSer.

On th; r rth inst. at the Heath, in the County of.MaY°t
Miss Caroline 11.1,,1te, second sister of Henry Blake, Esq. o',.
Lehincti, •
On Thursd,w morning last, in London, in the 23d year Cr
his age, Mr. C; tarp Maudsley Catlow, eldest son of tl)6
Rev. Samuel Catiow, of Wimhletton Common, Surrey.
The same day', Mrs. Richold wife 'of ?Ir. Richoid, St'
Alban's Hotel, after a long and painful illness. , •

COAL MARKET, APRIL 2.2-.
Ships at 'Marl ;et. Ships sold. Price.
z 8 Newcast:le . . . 23 . 425. d. to 535. 3d•
Scotch ( ;oat . . 38s. od. to --s. cd.

PRICE 01
IZSTZ

F STOCKS
&DAY.
India Stock,
India Bonds, 3s. 2S. IS. pr.
New Ann. 631
Exchey. Bills, 3,0.. per
day'
is.dis. is. pr.-3d. perd3;,
is. dis. par
Cons, for 27th May, 60j ld

Bank Stock,
Navy s per Cent 91 sio
Irish s per Cent.
4 per Cent. 74i 4 i,tl
; per Cent. Ked. 5 yi
per Cent. Cans. 6 °Mt
bmk L. Ann. rs 7- 16titsi

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDG4 TU-MOR"

ROW. -
Morning, 45 min. af, ter 12. Evening, lo min. After I,

~,,,•-•tv,lo'

olton-street, Cr Avero:-.5 guar%
taut btu addressed.*
London, England, 1812-04-23

VICTUALLING Up F/CE,

zprd 14, iBi2.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAY ASTI' 'S N/21'1. f,,reby give Maier, that on
Tuesday, the 28th Instant, tkey will be ready t 7 receive Tor,ter:
in w,iting, (sealed up), and treat fir qahat ASH TKid
HOOPS cf the stridermenticned Descriptive:, via.

Pipe,

Butt,

Flogshcad,

Barrel,
And Kilderkin,

(ausweraPe to Samples to be produc, d .n•ith the Tenders) may be
wanted jor the servi.i.e of this Depar=menel or Ike space of Prvelve
Months, to be delivered fr,m time to time, into his Majesty's
Yid:idling Stores at Deptford; and to be paw for by Bills,
payable with Interest, Nineky Days .tfter date;
The Conditions of the Cont, aft may be teen at the Secretari's
Office.

Na regard will he bad to any Tendet in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deßreied
to the Board before One o'clock on the said .Tuesday,stbe.
2Stb Itzitant ; nor unless the Person 'who makes she Tepderp
or some i'erson ein his behalf,
,attends, to answer when cal.eA
for.
London, England, 1812-04-23

TRANSPORT-OFFICE,

Afrii 8, 1812.
-THE COMMISSIONERS for Colidubling His
11 MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taki,g
Cane of Sick and Munded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, That they will he
ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the nth May, 1812, to re.
ceive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may.te...y.ill-
- 'to contraa for VICTUALLING PRISONY RS of
WAR in HEALTH, at Stapleton, near Brittc.l ; 4 am-
soNEks of WAR in HEALTH and SICKNESS, at Val-
lefield , in North B, !lain, for Six Months- certain, Jim the It
July, LBTI.
No Tender will be received slier One o'Clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor'aqy noticed, unless the Paqy; op, an Agent fm bin:,
personally attend. Each Tender'must be accon-panied by a L,•;tcr
from two rerpeefage Persons, engaging to become bound witl.:ll:e
Pet son tendering, in the Sum Of 20001. for the due pet fot mance of
the Contran.

Farther Particnlam may be known, by applying at O:Ve,
or to Capt. Afalbcn, Stapleton ; gird Capt. 41/vriary,
London, England, 1812-04-23

4MOLT 4LL

APRIL .13.--A treiity offensive
And defensive has been concluded between tli, Eirl-
peror df Atria and France.
Seven Russian Mails have Just arrived. It is -
ported the Emperor of Russia tins lett his capital ior
the army, with Generals BENIGSZN, KUTUSOW, Sid
besides a retinue of about 40 General
Officers.--The Diet meets this day at Oribo.
BERLIN, MARCH 7.—ne.official Gazette con-
tains the following article :
" Our relations-with France are now fixed,. and
the most perfect intelligence subsists an every point
between the two Governments. All the payments
in money, for the arrears of contributions, cease at
present. It is agreed that they shall be paid in pro,
duce, for the subsistence of the French and Allied
troops.. From this time the expence of supporting
the fortress. of Glogau, and the Garrison; is defrayed
by the French Government."

BANKS OF THE MAINE, MAIeCH 22.—The regi-
ment of Polish Lancers, and three squadrons of the
Imperial Guards, arrived on the 16th inst. at Fulda,
and tile following day rook the route for Wurtz-
but gh.
MARCH 25..'--His Serene Highness the Land-
grate of kIESSE ROTTENBURG died the day before
yesterday at Frankfort, aged 66 years. -
LAUENBURG, MARCH 24.—Divisions of Danish
seamen are frequently passing through this city, in-
tended to serve on hoard the French navy.
London, England, 1812-04-23

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

The Boats, Masts, Spars, Timber, and Staves, to .be
viewed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe. The Coals
at Watford in Hertfordshire.. The Tobacco, Ashes, and
Cinders, at the King's Tobacco Warehouses, London Docks,
The I,raz.:l Wood at the London Docks ; and all the other
Goods at his 'Majesty's Warehouses, Custom.honse, Lon.
don, on Monday tne .th, and Tuesday the asst of April,
5812, and on the Days of Sale, from Nine in the Nlorning to
One in the Afternoon,

W here Catalogues will be delivered.
N 13.—Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on cr
before Thursday the 14th of May, ISt; between the Flours
of Nine o'clock in the Morning and Three in the Afternoon,
or the Deposi:s wade thereon will absolutely become for.
(cited, and the Goods re-sold at a future Sale.

.
't'i e Deliver) to 4..cdtrnence on 'rue:clay, the 28(h of April,
18;2.
London, England, 1812-04-23

BIRTHS.

On Wednesday the Icthinst. at his seat, Babwo;th.
Nottinghamshire, the Lady of the Hun. john Bridgentso
Simpson, of a Son. .

. •
On the rgth inst. at Lanblithian, Glamorganshire, till
Lcdy of Edward Sterling, Esq. of a Son.
On Monday last, in Ely-place, the Lady of Richard Pricer
Esq. of a Son.