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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-08

MONMOC/TFISHIRE..
'TO P.ESOI D BY AUCTION,
At the king's Head Inn, in Newport, on Saturday the 16th
day of May, t 812., at Four o'Clock in' the Afternoon, un-
less previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which
due notice will be given,
A. FREEHOLD ESTATE;'comptisink an excel-
lent Farm-house, convenient Out-houses in'thorough
repair, and TWo Hundred and Ten -Acres of the.ricltest Mea-
dow Land, within, a Ring-fence, situated in the Parish of
Whitson, the, best part of the level of Caldicot, in the
County of Monmouth, and is distant from Newport- five
miles, from Carleo:r six, and front Chepstow ten, with
which places it comrohnicates by good Roa is. As a •I 3 raz-
ing or Dairy Farm, this, Estate is perhaps.not to he equalled
in the County of Monmouth. Also Eighty Acres, or there-
ahouts, or very rich Freehold Meadow Land; contiguous to
and nearly adjoining the Town of Newport.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Prather°, jun. Soli.
citor, Newport; or ro Mr. Robert tones, of the same place ;
and Mr." Dawes, Angel-Court, Throgmorton-streer, who
will chew Plans and receive any Tenders for the property.
N.B. The Farm in Whitson will he put Lp entire in one
Lot, and, if not so sold, will be immediately •put up in seve-
ral Lots ; and the Lands adjoining the. Town of Newport
will be put up in several Lots.
London, England, 1812-05-08

DEBILITY, STRICylikEs,

ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at?
tending their peculiar method
,of,twating a few preva.
lent Complaints, confirmed by the ex perienee'of many years
in a very extensivepradice, sensible also of the happy rilCcts
resulting to the public from men of professional skill con-
,fining their attention to a certain class of Diseises, Messrs.
GOSS and CO. Continue to' direr} their studies th -those
disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of incen.
sidevae youth, which not only occasions a numerous train
of nervous atledions, but entails also oil its votaries tlat
enerNating imbecilities of old age. In all -such distressing
cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educat'ed
germs of Loudon, They otter a firm, sate, and perfeet !tear.:_
ration to sinind and vigorous Health. In the early ,stage of
the Vei*real Disease they-are enabled, by a safe and sui,le-
rior Mode, to el/I:dually remove every vestige of the corn,
p'aint in two or three days-, and even in the most deplorable
stages of this melancholy disorder, however iiiteiate cr
complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in
diet or exer,dse) insures to the patient a perfedi, speedy, and
radical cure. As frequently arising faint or conneete:l with
the above complaints, G leers arid Strietures have not escaped
their attention ; for by improved, mild, and efficacious-
means, they pledge themselves to remove such diseases,
whether recent or of long duration, without resorting to the
painful. and dangerous use of the caustic.
Such has been the agreeable result of a pradicc of fifteen
years, that their Mode of treatment has not in one single in-
stance ever proved abortive ;• during which period many
thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the happy
enjoyment of being perfedly cured, after sesVe and injurious
methods had been persevered in by others to no ptirpose.
These considerations first induced Messrs GOSS and Co.
publicly to oiler their advice, and they presume their pre-
tensions constitute a fair ground fur the unpreee.iented con-
fidence with which they have by the Public been so liberal-
ly honoured
To be consulted at their house daily, personally, or by
letter, by Patients of either sex; with the greatest secrecy,
delicacy, and honour.

Patiynts in the country stating the particulars of their case,
age, manner of living, &c. &c. inclosing a Pank Note for
advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part
of the kingdom.

GOSS :4ntil Co. Surgeons: No. Bouyszie-strect, !cot -
Sac Ct.
London, England, 1812-05-08

SIEGE OF •IAPLFA!

This Day was published, illustrated with a Map, price 4s.
NECDOTES' of BRITISH and SPANISH
11 HEROISM displayed at TAAIF A, during its late
memorable Siege by Fourteen Thousand French. 7 roops,
under Marshal Vidor, and its glorious Defence by -detach_
ments of the 47th, Sith, and gith Regiments.
By an OFFICER of the-GAIL RI SON.

' This Pamphlet forms a 'counterpart to the Narrative of
the.famouS Siege of Saragossa, having this feature of addi-
tional interest, that the defence and the overthrow of the
enemy were chiefly efleded by valour.
• Printed for Richard t'llillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to be
had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1812-05-08

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 6.—Arrived the American brig
Tigress; belonging to and from Baltimore, With a
cargo, bound to .France, detained by the Hermes
sloe♦) of war; she
.brings intelligence that the
Gleaner hired armed ketch-had arrived at Annapolis
from this port, with dispatches, which were for-
warded to Washington.-

The Intelligent gun-brig sailed from hence last
night with a convoy for the Eastward' which put
back this day by contrary winds.

Sailed the Pickle brig of war for Guernsey .and
Jersey.

Arrived the :/'em/us, DAYhIENT ; and the Flora,
Fuss from Liverpooi ; and the Garland, SPUN
from London.
London, England, 1812-05-08

Tbis Day was published,
Price-7s: Cid, in hoards ; a few Copies on large paper, price
is.
,in. boards,

ISTORY of -the ORIGIN:114 PROGRESS of
lithe MEETING of theTH RE E CHOIRS of G LOU-
C ESTER, 1v o ttcEsTE g and HE RIEUR I), and of the
CHARITY conneeted with it.

To.‘viiich is prefixed,

A View of the Pa:ochial Cle,rgy of this Kingdom, from the.
earliest Times. •
by. the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, M.A. F.R.S.-and

F.S.A.
Reaor of Rodmarton, in the County of Gloucester.
Printed fur the Benefit of the Charity, and sold by T. Ca-
dell and W. Davies, Strand:
London, England, 1812-05-08

THE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S • GUTTA
SA LUTA RIS has been so long proved, that no-
'thing of the present day can beat a competition with it,
in all- the diffin-ent stages of a certain Disease, which
it elkatially cures, and eradicates from the habit, with-
out exciting' the painful feelings and exposure tl\at
attend Salivation—withouCtiebilitating the Constitution
in-, any degree, or even requiring contine-rent from busi-
ness, or restriction of. diet. The , radical virtues .of these
Inestimable Drops have proved their claim to -public apprd-
bation, i;ir more than thirty years; In all the debility of both
Sexes they prove •a never failing Restorative, whether the
debility is produced by, too free use of Mercury; by illicit
pleasures, or the effeds of a warm climate. To Travellers,
and tkose going zirwd, they cannot be recoannendea too
strongly, as they will receive a safe,. Oeeny, and complete
ellre, in 01l old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that
affecfs the Biaddev_and. Organs' of. Urine. By its efficacy
many Women-have bec,ime Mothers, who for nia:lyeats, had
been deprived of that happiness. . .
Sold, wholesale andtetail, at, Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaji.
side, corner of Paternoster•row ; and • retail, by lielanr and
Sharp, Portsmouth ; and Johnson, Gosport ; An-
trim, Weston, Mallory, • arid Jones, Portsea ; 'Prewinan,
ExeteV ; Cooltworthy, CicnVilfe, Gilbert, and Hoxkird,
Plymouth;, Newbury, Dublin; Ba tor and -Macd
Glasgow; Smith, danderston, Scott, and Corgi!, Edin-
burgh.; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck; [lull; Gregson
and Bit-Bilge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ;
Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham Gre-
gory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny,- Liver,por:l ; anal most
Pviedicine Vender's, in Bottles at 25. 91. 4S-bd and '225,
London, England, 1812-05-08

SALES OF ESTATES, &c.

BERKSHIRE.
TO BE DISPOSED OF,

A t 4 ELEGANT LEASEHOLD COTTAGE,
Lile. situated a quarter of a mile from Maideithead.l3ridge
and Taplow.
The Hotise consists, on the Ground-floor, of a Drawirig-
room, Eating parlour, Butler's-pantry, %Vater-closet, and
two Kitchens; up stairs, six comfortable Loriging-Morns ;
a Court-yard, with Coach-house, Stable, .Poultry-yard,
Tool-house, &c.' &c.
There is a most excellent GAR DEN, well cropped, and
an ORCHARD, the whole about three Acres.
Immediate possession may be had; and any of the Furni-
ture may be taken by appraisement.
For further Particulars, apply to Wm. Bovcryer, E,sq.
Bedford-row' ,London ; at the King's Arms, Maidenhead
Bridge; the Sun, Maidenhead ; or the White Hart, Bath.;
also of Mr. john Cooper, carpenter, Maidenhead.
London, England, 1812-05-08

SKIPS, COLONIES, AND COMMERCE!
.This Day Was published,
In One large Volume Odavo. price. 125. 6d. boards,
• A N INQUIRY into the VARIOUS SYSTEMS
LA. of PO Lyn CA L ECONOMY, their advantages and
disadvawages, and the:theory most favourable to the in-
crease of National Wealth.
CHARLES GANI LII, Athocate.
Translated from the French, With Additional Notes, by
D Boileau, Author of an Introdudien to the Study of Po-
litical Econ ,my, &c.
For an Account of this.httereiting Work, see th‘ Literary
Panorama for May. -
London : Printed for and sold by• 11. Colbiirn, Public
Library, so, Conduit-street ; Asperne, Cornhill ; and all
Booksellers.
London, England, 1812-07-02

N AV .E WS.

PORTSMOUTH, JUI.IY I.—An attack has been
made by the marines and sailors of Sir HOME Pop-

HAM'S squadron, in company with a ,party of
Guerillas, on the •pa of Lequeitio, which garri-
son they stormed and carried in a most gallant
manner, bringing ay.-ay 200 French prisoners,
which formed part of the garrison. The Hot-
spur is as dispatched home with the,prisoners, and
when she• sailed, the squadron was proceeding
against •.another port on the Coast -of BiiCay,
•
Dena.

When the Guerillas first -made the attack on
Lequeitio, they were.repulsed by the French, but
'the seamen Of the Fenerable having by this time
-got a gun ashore, which they planted,' in ft com-
manding position on a height, the Guerillas
returned, and, with the Marines, carried, the place
in grand style.

We have not been able to learn our lciss on
this occasion, hut hear it is comparatively trifling.

BRISTOL, JULY 1.-7 The want of due activity-,
has occasioned. great disturbances in this, City.
HUNT'S mob'were suffered to proceed to the-most
daring excesses, without any vigorous, efforts to
re-strain them. They employed themselves several
hours in the work of devastation, and were -not
in the least opposed' in their career. The front of
the Council House, the doors, shutters, windows,
Szc. are entirely demolished.— The same out-
rageous proceedings took place in several private
houses, the owners of which were supposed to
be friendly to Mr. DAVIS. The misguided wretches
then went to Clifton, where they served Mr. DA-
vis's house, court, &c. in the same manner. --
At length 'the Magistrates held •a Meeting,
and about ten o'clock last night, some Mi-
litia Regiments, and a troop of Scotch ,Greys,
returned to Bristol. The, Volunteers also as-
sembled, and a stop was then very soon put to.
these tiotous'?measures. The City is, however,
still in a very agitated state.—HuNT delivered a
-very inflammatory harangue, in which he told
the rtiOb that the military were brought in to in-
timidate them,. but that they were.ronly Men like.
themselves. His friends, however, came in but
slowly; and when those of the more.respectable
cast refl'ct on the proceedings of the mob, it is
probable that they will abandon a'cause which is
supported by such alarming and dete;itable means.
The military will, of course, be ordered away can
the close of tthe poll. It is hoped, however, that
the military will not be dismissed too soon, for
they are absolutely necessary -for the preservation
of
,the public peace in the presentperturbed.state.
of this City.

The following is the state of the poll :
DAVIS. HUNT.
Last night 230 80
Half past Three . 160 31

' 390 -111
London, England, 1812-05-30

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD r.:N

MOND.-ar EV,Its;ING, June 1, ISI2,
bc. acted Sii,lspe:ire's Tragedy of
HAALLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK.
Clau.diui, King of Demnark, Mr. CKESSWELL ;
• ..Hamlet, Mr. KEAmuri;
Ix.rr..ELANCTIART);
Laertes, Mr. BRTINTON ;-
tioratio Mr. ;; •
First Grave-digger, `.t
Second Grave-diggcr,
- The-Gbost of Hamlet's Father, M. EGERTON;
Gertrude, Queen of Deuinark, Mrs. POWELL;
Ophelia, Miss BOLTON :
ActreSs, Mrs. HUMPHRIES.
Aftet Nvi)tch.,` a Rouiantic Melo,Draina, called
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR.
Tii-nour, Mr. FARLEY;
• - Mhster CHAPMAN;
• - Mr. FAWCETT;
• Sesinta, Miss BOLTON;
Lislia, Miss FERON ;
ZoYilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. '

'Places for•the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, in Hart-street.
Doors will be or.ened at Half-past Five, and,the Play begin
at Half-past
On Tuesday, Isabella; , with Timour, the Tartar.—On
Thursday, Julius Czar.; with The Secret Mine.
A new Comedy is in rehearsal, arid will be produded as soon
as possible.

The LAST NIGHT but Eight of Mrs. SIDDONS's acting.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR: C..KEMBLE.
THEATRE ROYAL-, COVENT-GARDEN,
f-AN FRIDAY; June 5,
_lBl2, will be acted
• 'LA Shakspeare's Tragedy of
KING RICHARD 111. •
Richard, Puke of Gloster, Mr. KEMBLE
Richmond, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. SIDDONS ;
(Being the only Tim, she will appear in that Character.)
After Which :for this Niglit only)
PERSONATION •
Or, FAIRLY TAKEN IN.
.Lord Henry, Mr. BRUNTON;
• • Lady Julia, Mrs. C. KEMBLE;
(The. only Night of her appearing at this Theatre.)
To which will be added (not acted these Nine Years)
The Masgrie•of
Collins, Mr. C. KEMELE;
- Euphrosyne, Mrs. C. KEMBLE;
The Lady (for this Night only), Mrs. SIDDONS.
• - to be had. of Mr. ,C. Kemble, Westbourne-green,
Pati.diutou ; and o: Mr. Bandon at the Theatre, where
ter the 1.1.0 may be taken.
London, England, 1812-05-06

ACT I.

Grand Overture, Mozart.
Double Chorus, " He gave them hail-stones for rain."—

Handel.
Favourite Madrigal, with triple choir, " Die not fond
man;" Ward, 1613.
Song; Miss Darby ; Ciiviorosa.
Music in Macbeth ; the Solos by Mrs. BIANCHI, LACY,
ind Mr. BELLAMY ; Locke.
New song, Miss ME LVI LLE ; Burrowes.
New Concertante (never performed) for violin and violon.
cello, Messrs, tYEICHSEL and LINDLEY ; Lindley.
Glee, " Queen of the Skies ; Sir G. T. Smart.
Scena, Madame CATALANI (first time in this King.
dom); Zin arelli.
Rec. Accom Mr. I3ARTLEMAN, " Thus saith: the Lord
to Cyrus," arid Grand chorus, "Sing 0 ye Heavens ,"
, Handel.
London, England, 1812-05-06

ladr of nalAtis. Lord, L4,40001'5
latter retortlynt,oding extreme caution, was ano•
Chet proof of the nattife ono clAractei of the trasc:-
action: It was not,'. as had been stated, the afriir
of Sir James Craig, but the attair of Governaleio,
and America‘could have no security that we Would
not send spies.to a country now, if we did not takl
steps to disclaim this di4g,ace.
Lord WESTMORLAND oppsseci the motion,
stated, that Sir James Craig's instructions were Only'
to be:acted on in, cases of hostility:- -
Lord D,ARNLEY said, that though he could
hope to add anything to the unanswered and r.l)li
swerable arguments of his Noble. Friends, yet
ing"much for the honpur 'at the country, tie -could
not avoid ded,iting his protest. against Jhe proceed'
ing. In the abser.ce of Urge -authentic- dOciattienti!
he would refer 'them to a letter of Mr. Henry's;
which he, woke of the approbation given by 111.4
Majesty's,MiuistetsJo his conduct. Let •the Nob!
Earl come forward and deny the whole transwz'
tioo,.anll. he was: sure the HouSe would be sati,fiedi
but if not, he considered it :as already established,
that Mr'. Efetiry wattewployed for the purpose fo'
melt! Mg di Visiop. He-called Upon their Lordships,
pers Most-peculiarly called upon to vindiCats
the- hon Our of the country, to remove the di 'grate
under which it at present lay.
,Lord HOLLAND, in reply, obserVcd that he covIA
not leave the House with satisfaction to hiMsets
without calling for a division to mark r his disgt;s'
and abhorrence of the sort of side wmd justifieltiva
•of profligacy he hadheard. The Noble Lords or'
tainlydid.not go the length of saying that all law/
and obligations were a mockery, but they had 2"
teMpted, aftef warm euhagituns on- Sir Jameg Craig,
to throw the blame on him. Such was their friOod'
ship, and such the valite of their eulogiunis.,
Noble ViscOpnt had said, that he had never
such exaggeration as in case; I but, did not. Lllr`
same Noble Viscount publi It to all Europe the Con'
clod Qt a French Ginsul in Dublin ? Yet this W.::
only
_information. IrediselaiMed having an vie ,
to what the temper of the American Guverninet''
—Might be, but he did not think they could bes3tig;
fted.with theexplanation.).vhietthey hall Beard I°lll
day. No man could wish more for peace o'4o.
America than he did, but' he would not purcli'_f
even peace with that country by the'surreoder uej
the honour of this; and, therefore, he had sot f,
his -sentiments-sentiments freely. His object in bringing f
,1a
ward this motion, was to refute the charge I"jiii„,
against our Government, -or if not \to refute, to oft
ciaiM it, by punishing those 'who were guiltY* 00
was_ possible to deny things in conversationsra
the table-, but a case like the present Jegoired GI
.general and substantial vindication in the fac':

Europe.
The House then divided,
For the Motioa
Against it -

7;
ti

Majority

Adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1812-05-06

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

The Earl of DERBY presented a Petition from
certain Merchants, Traders, and others, of the
Town and Port' of Liverpool, touching the above
aubjea, and expressivel of the sense of the Peti-
tioners, that the
_recent Declaration of the British
-Government-would tend'rathet to aggravate than
rearvve the evils complained of ai resulting from
iho,e mea,ure•, as leaving their revocation, in ef-
•t tie option of the' enemy of the trade, com-
Fierce, and independence of the countiy, &c.
The Petition was,. -on the motion .of the'Nuble
Earl, read
.throughout, and 'a discussion of some
leng,h ensued, Oil the general subjea of the Orders
in Council, in which several Peers spoke and reiter-
ated the leading sentiments they bad before ad-
vanced on the subleti, with a great-deal of refer-
ence to what had been advanced on former occa-

tiS.

FITZWILLIAM referred to the great number
A+ d impOrtance of the Petitions against the Orders
in Council, a great part'of which was from the ma-
nut-H.ll3ring interests, moved, that the said Petition
be referred to the consideration of a Committee of
ti 0 whole House.
. _ This, atter a few words between his Lordship and
the Noble Secretary of State, was ordered to sit to-
rucirrow. .

• Lord AUCKI.AND took the opportunity at some
length, to re-urge his sentiments on the Orders. in
Council—:he iii effects ot, which, and at these now
-Ministers seemed. to be alarmed at bearing the voice
of the Country against thkii on this subject, were
.3.vhat be said he had long since preiided. He par-
dispproved of the recent declaration, and
likewise that the conduct of Ministers
with re-spect to Arut-rica, was ;anjustifiable and im-
ponttc, and, instead of conciliating tended to irritate
iter. , - _

. .
Earl BATHURST ably defend,-d the condua of Go-
vt...r, ~ent on those various points. Muth miscun-
y.'had rrv!vailt.cl with respect to thy Oilers in
...,;;„ o:nich be trusted the ensuing inquiry would

E•
London, England, 1812-05-06

KING'S TLIEATRE.

MR. HARRISON has the honour mostrespea-
fully to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and his
Friends, that his ANNUAL BENEFIT CONCERT will
be performed in the Great Room, on FRIDAY NEXT,
May S, upon a Grand Scale.
The Orchestra will consist of One Hundred-Soled Per:
formers.
Leader of the Band, Mr. WI?ICFESEL.
Conduotor, Mr. GREATOREX.
London, England, 1812-05-01

SALES OF ESTATES.

NOTTINGIIANISHIRE.

_
VALUABLE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE
ESTATES, at TITfIBY and CROPWELL BUT-
LER ; comprising the whole Lordship and Parish of "I
ith-
by, and several desirable Farms in the Parish or Cropwell,
containing, in the whole, upwards of 'Twelve Hundred
Acres,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

(unless previously disposed of by Private Contrat, of which
Notice will be given), in convenient Lots, at Nottingham, in
the course Of the present Month., or June next.
Particulars will be advertised in due time, or may be pre-
viously known, on application to Messrs. Bolton and Payne,
Solicitors, Nottingham.

• • VATELY,' HANTS. •
TO 13,1 i SOLD BY AUCTION,
At Mr. Demezy's, the White Lion Inti; Hertfordshire,. on
Tuesday the tyth day of May, at One o'clock, in One
Lot (unless previousl) disposed of by Private Contrat, of

..which -Notice will be.given), • •
THE Valuable, very, Deniable, and Improvable
customary MANOR o! HALL PLACE, situated in
the Parish of Yately, about three fifties irom Hertfordshire,
two from Black water, and thirty three from London, with
the Court Baion Royalties, Alienation, Fees, Quit•rcm,s,
and Lands, ::opy hold of.inheritance (nearly equal in value
to Freehold) ; comprising -a M A NSI Nr, called YATE LY
HO USE, with Gardens, Fish-. ponds,Wate-r Corn` Mills, and
Farms, containing - Two Hundred and Thirty-nine Acres,'
more or less, of inclosed Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land,
part thereof exonerated from Tithe iiay, by a inodus of ad.
per Acre ; with -very valuable .Manorial and other rights of
pasture and Turbary, on the-extensive Commons of Yately,
now-in the renting of Messrs. Bosley, White; Hewet, and
Bedford, at old rents, amounting only to eSsl. per year.
Yately is nearly the central of a tine- sporting cbuntry,
ab9unding with Game, and it is. presumed-the new Military
College, ereded near this Estate, will very soon'add cOusi-
dttrzbly to its value.
Mr. Bosley and Mr. Hewct, the Tenants, will shew the
Estate, of whom printed Particulars- may be had;. also at
the principal Inns in-Blackwater ; and at the place of Sale,
the Audion Mart, London, of I. Stanley Smart; Esq. Red
Lion-square; T. Norris, Esq. Lincoln's Lin ; and of
Messrs. Bout and Pickering, Land Agents and Surveyors,
Axminster, who are empowered. to treat by-private contract.
London, England, 1812-09-05

' Tic LARGEST PRIZE Shared in the LAST LOT-
H, 1.1.,.+:.Y., the Lust Prize of 6,0001. the Last Prize 4,0001. ever
-Sh,n-ed, :Ind the Last 8001: Prize, were ALL, said by
-WEBB, 11; Ludgate-street, -(near St. Paul's.)
irs WEBB, at whose Fortunate Office the
, . 1..... ii . above CAPITAL PRIZES were so lately sold in
hares, respectfully solicits the favors of those Persons in-
liiieri to adventnre in till ensuing Small and Novel State
ottcry, which will be all Drawn ,on Tuesday, the Bth of
SeptCtil b-tr, the Scheme •which is so arranged, that even
of
:. 'A Blank may gain 50,0001.
Tickets and Slfarcs, in as great a Variety of Numbers as the
I 'Scheme will admit, ate now Selling at ' _

WEBB'S TRULY FORTUNATE OFFICE,
17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's.
Orders. from th.b Country, coritaiping Remittances, pur.c-
tually attended to.
IRISII B3NI{•NOTES, in large or. small tams, -exchang!
for British Currency, upon Liberal Terms:, at Webb's Lot-
tery and Irish Exchange °dice, 17, Ludgate-street. •

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furniture.; also a.generat and very extensive assortment of.:
pholstery and Cabinet. Articles for furpishkng Houses
reAdy manufactured, where-Families may select and
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East and Nircstlndia Articles, Army and Nary. &c.
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NIEDIcAL THEATE,E, ST. BARCHOLO.\:.'S

THE fall:ming COURSES of LECTURES
1.611 be deliver td in this Theatre, during the. ensuing

ITiTater.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr.
rOWELT.,.
On AiiATO:AY arid PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr. 41.1ER-
-I\ETHY.
On the THEORY and PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr.
ATIER:NETHY.
On CHEM:STRY, by Dr. iIUE.
0,) MIDWIFERY, by Dr. THYNNE.
ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr. EV7-
EN CE ,
The Lectures will begin og THURSDAY, the Ist of Oc-
tober, at 2 o'clocls.
Further particulars tiny be known by applying to Mr.
Apothecory to the Hospital.
London, England, 1812-09-05

IttIZGAPTS,'SEPT.

• .Tift .le..toti at this place protnists to he one cf
the most profitable that the inhabitants have known
for ca long period. Hardly a lodging can he ob-
faicedfor love or money, ye we have a continual
influx of visitors. There are many elegant fami-
lies in the town, and good humour generally pre-
-vaits'.' Mr. OAP.iOnt, to the gratification of all
who know him is better. The Charity Sermon.
on Sunday last for the benefit of THE SEA-BATH-
ING IIsiEIRMITI was nOt so productive as aright
be
_expected.lrom the fulness of the town and the
laudable nature of the Institution. The discourse,
however, was excellent ; it was simple and im-
pressive.,. and, did honour to the feelings, as well
to. the abilities of the Itev.Mr. C. hy..whom it
was_ delivered
.On Tuesday, there was a masquerade at the
Theatre, which was well attended, dud•it may be`
added, wea supported.. :Among the characters,

there was an , e:x*ellent ~llighlander,, :the young
'inan who plays the piano-forte at Pollster's Li-
•brary, a good 'lsraelite, a Lady in an antqle
garb, well supported by a Gentleman, an admira'-
ble Ic2slr Conk, Yorkshiremen, Chimney-sweepers,.
Flower girls, Harlequins, clown, and altog+ther
a very rbotley and ,amnslng assemblage. We have
had a good deal of rain, but the 6,61i-tie's 'diver-
sions compensated in a great degree ,tor the clouds
and, the droppings of the day.,
London, England, 1812-09-05

A LADY of Respectability wisLes to
.engage
.4.11.. as GOVEIQ.4II.:SS in a private Fatally. Satisfactory rt,
fi:rence will he given.
Letters addrei:sed (post-paid) to S. A. to be left at 'the
Twopenny Post Office, 130, Strand,

PRIVATE TUITION. .
A. CLIRGYiIiAN, of the Uftiversity of Oxford,
A. B. wishes to employ himself as a Tuitor in a Gen-
tietuaq's family. He has been occupied in this capaeity for,
the last four years, but. is now disengaged, as. his pupil is gone
to College.
Letters addressed to Mr. Tupman, Printer, Nottingham,
attended to, and satisfactory testimonials as to elm,-
taktt; produced. •
London, England, 1812-09-05

volt THE TEETH AND GUMS.

THE ESSENCE of. MARL aril PEARL
-DENTIFIIICE,,invented 13,;,- the late JACOB
Dentist_to her Majcsty and'the ilrip.,!e cf. Wales;: ;AV° greallY
supeVior, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto'
made use of; they will effectually preserve .the. Teeth in
sound state, even to old age; will render them white and
beautiful witimut the-leaSt impairing the Enamel, fasten such
as are loose, keep such as are already decayed frpm beemeing
worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly C;lrt.t the Scurvy in
the Gums, and make them grow firm mid close to the Teeth.
They likewise render the Brealti delicately sweet. and remedY
all those Disorders that are. the 'conSequence ui Scoibutic
Gums and bad Teeth., •

- -
They continue to be sold, ,wholesale and retail„ by, Ilayley
and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, riot 2s. 9d. -each,. And
retail by T. Searman.(late partuer and, succepor to Mr. He-
met), George-street, Hanover-sfoare.
.None are genuine but-what have the words, "3: peniet,
Bayley, and Blew, Coelispur-strea;" engraved in the Stang',
and a Label Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Loudon,"
pasted on the back of each bottle and box.

N. I. The Essence is particularly reeo;nrnended to Parehts
and-Persons who have the cart! of Ohildren as the tre.ttcrst
,preservative of yotutt, and tender Teeth.. ♦ ,
London, England, 1812-09-05

AN IMPORTANT DISCOV,ER Y,

Seveateen•Years Estali3hed, id the first City in the World
ONSEQUENT.LY it beComes a duty •inciuu-
bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible; uni-
versal publicity, which he-is nowen. eavo:i7riig to accomplish,
4 au exrnee littt-e. short of Three "lhousand7Pounds a l'ear,
by hourly, infOrmiog and Nearly priririg to manld:tid of all
de.scription,, that thoSe whO, are tortured with the Gout,
Colt, It heUrnatisin,. Pie a risf, ad-acl:
Sick'ne,i-itcli, Asthmatic, .Cousumptive, and Bilious corn-'
plaint, ootl.-ache, Face-ache, or Ear-acne may he cored
ce,Lioni.toir,;tinifi. by 14e of the GT,..Ti!.STC:NIAr, MEDI-
CIN :and by applying to the Invento.7, Chc-
mist, No. it, 0,,,at-Sur,ceY:stree, Blackfrian-bri4e, be,ween
the honis of nine and tWeive any morulfr;, (Stillayesepted,)
may be perfectly relieved oefore they leave him, which is sucks
an earnest of cure as no empiric or retiiior practitioner,
cept.ttose that p' actise with these preparatinas, did ever dare
to prothise, because not being able to succeed,. theV
prove' themselves impostors, and the lame ducks rould'quaelt
so loud as to he distinctly heard at an. immense distance,
justly pronouncing them pretenders only to medical hnow-
ledge.

these Preparationi are retailed .in London• only by the
Propriet;)r; out may be had wholesale from any of the re-
spectable Medicine Venders In town, and they will ieceive
from them sneti a discount as must be considered liberal on
quantities. not less than half allozen each. iud those that
wish to be informed respecting their perfct safety, and salu-
tary efficacy; may receive that information 11 examining the
Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Quests Guide from Paiu,
which is sold pri,:e Is.. Statements of cases will bn
immediately attended to, if -they inclose a one, poend note,
and medicines to that amount will be forwarded by the first
,/return. ' ,
London, England, 1812-09-05

DEAL, SEPT. 2.

A very splendid ball and a most sumptuous
supper were gven at Deal last' Monday ,night,
in lion Our Of the late, glorious victory in Slain.
The AsSernhly-ROoms were. Srilliantly lighted up
with varieote& lamps, m§tefully .interspersed
and ee:er„r easof ol:htr descriptions. :
" Welliagion .and•VietOryi," in I.lrge letters,
formed of. the same nfliterials, conspicu-
ously. had from Lonidon for the
occasion, and their appeared:to Lave been
excite.; to the utoic:,t. in hooour of .be joyful
event.

. About one o'clock the comPanv, which Was ex-
tremely numerous and fashionable,- f.at down to
supper, at which Mr. JGCULDEN prasided, and
aft the usual toasts bad passed, " The Marquis
of WELLINGTON and the 'Heroes of ' Salamanca.-
wils given by the worthy Chairman, and drank
with the most nubounded erithus.a.sm.'‘ The ex-
cellent band cif the German Dragoons' played ap7
prOpriate tunes during the festival, and it was not
till long after sunrise that the .least disposition to
depart manifested itself. Amongst the company
present were Admiral and Lady LUCY FOLEY,
Lady I.IADELIIS'A PALMER, Admiral LEE and Lady,
Admiral SCOTT, General FANE, Colonel DC TOE-
IN6i, and a long list of Naval and Military Officers,
together with every respectable family in the neigh-
boushood.
London, England, 1812-12-12

DIED.

the: 320c14 ult. Sir Cuthbert Shafto, of Bavington, Knt.
aged 76,
On the 2t3'l` bit. at Dundee, Sir Alexander Douglas, Bart.
of GlenheYtiti—

Ou Tuesday last, at the house of his mother, Halt's-place,
near Charing, Kent, after a week's Violent illness,' the Rev.
John Cecil Tattersall, B.A. Of Christ Church, Oxford:.
On Wednesday last, at. Lesney, Maria, youngest daughter
of the,.late R illiam Wheztley, Esq. of Lesney, in the County
of Kent.

The same evening, suddenly, rat Stroud, Gloucestershiw,
Edward Mason,. Esq. formerly of Enfield, one of the Magi-
strates and Deputy Lieutenants of the County of Middlesex..
On the 7th inst. at Sedhury, near Richmond. Yorkshire, in
the 67th year of her age, Mrs. Hiliyard, the eldest surviving
daughter of the late Sir Robert Bildyard, Bart. of Winstead,
lu that County.

COAL MARKET, DEC. 11.
Ships at Marget. Ships sold. Price.
48 Newcastle . . . R 4 . . . 48s. Od. to 545. 9cl.
4 Sunderland .• . . . 4 . . 445. Od. to 48s. 6d.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BaIDGE TO-MORRO. W.
Morning, r 9 minutes after fi. I Evening, 25 minutes an,er 9.
London, England, 1812-12-12

H AV MY.

COPY.-CIRCULAR, 14G.
OFFICERS WIDOWS.

War-office, Nov. 30, 13121

havt, the 'honour to transmit here-vith;
for your information, a printed copy. of the Prince
Regent's Warrant of the 26th September last,
abolishing the former practice of transferring the
payment of the, Pensions of the Widows of Offi-
cers of the Land Forees from Great Britain to' Ire-.
land and vice Versa, upon the removal of regiments
from one establishment to the other ; and directing
that, in future, every Widow Shan receive pay
meat of her Pension in the country in which she
resides.

You will,,however; be pleased to observe, that
in the first instance, every Widow is to be placed
upon the Pension List of the Establisment to which
the regiment in which her husband was serving,
at the time of his death, shall, belong.
I ha've the honour to be, Sir,
Your most obedient- humble Servant.,

PALMERSTON.

Colonel of the Regiment of

WARRANT FOR THE MORE CONVENTENt PAYMENT

OF THE PENSIONS TO THE WIDOWS OF OFFICERS

OF TU LAND FORCES, RESIDING IN GREAT NU-

TAIN OR, IRELAND

Dated Sept 25, 1812. -
By Ids- Royal Iligirnesa the Prince
Itegeot of tlic United Kinglltnn
of Great Britain and Ireland.
London, England, 1812-12-12

~I tali
Day was tablisEel,
In three Volumes Bro., price Ss. botrlls, (dedicated to his
Royal II ighnes, the Prince Regent).

TIIOGItAPITIA" DRAAIATICA.; rii a Co-
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Critical Memoirs,' awl Orig:all• Aujcdotes. of British and
Irish Dramatic Writers, front thc, Commencemelit of our The-
atrical Exhibitions; amongst ivhom are shore of the most ce-
lebrated Actors. Also an Alphabetical ACcount and Cbro7
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Observation on the Merits. Together with an IntroduCtory
View of the Rise and Progress of the British Stage.
Originally compiled by.
• DAVID EI:SKIM] BAKER._
. -Continued to the Year 17G4, thence to 1782,
_ By. ISAAC REED, F. A. S.
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Curtis, and Fenner.

HOOPING COUGH GiTRED WITHOUT INWARD
MEDICINE.
ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION.
ANY thousands of Children are cured an-
-3-1-
:wally by this remedy; on, the first attack an imam=
diaie application of ROCllVs.l6um)cArtoN will pre-
vunt tht: Complaint taiiior, any hold of constitution, and
a few times limy completely chre: An the most obstinate
cases, perseverate produce die -desired effect; and no
remedy can be so well eiletikitetklui'ehildreti as this, for it
requires medici LEo be-taken
In Con-111mA Coughs, this sac is initially efficacious and
may by relied on for men, women, and children, as safe and
cifectual. In no case can this Medicine be *aniline unless
*iglied on the wrapper, by .1. Roche, and every stamp,the
names of Shays; an Edwards,. 3i;, tir. Paul's Chnrcii-ward,
(who Eiia the only Whols,ale Venders) engraved thereon.
trice 4s..andlt.2s. per Bottle..
London, England, 1812-12-12

IM PER IA L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS,
FRIDAY, DEC. 'll.

SCOTS APPEAL—Sir W. Johnstone, Bart. of
Hilton, v., Noel, Templar, and Co. Bankers in
London. Counsel having been fully heard on
this cause, viz. Messrs. Adam and Horner, for the
appellant, Sir S. Rornilly and Mr. Wingfield, for
the respondent, and Mr. Adam on behalf of the.
apnellant to reply ;
The Loan CHANCELLOR, after a short view of
the peculiar merits of thc case; moved their Lord-
ships to afiirin the decree of the Court below,
with two hundred pounds costs, which was order-
ed accordingly..
London, England, 1812-12-12

This Day was published,
In. Eleven Volumes, Octavo, with Maps and other Plates,
hoards, a new Edition of

SHE ROMAN HISTORY ; from the 'Build-
ing of Rome to the Ruin of the Commonwealth.

By N. HOOKE, Esq.,
Print&d for P. C. and J. ilivingt.m‘ J.,Wallter, T. Egerton,
Clerhe' Cnthell, J. Nunn, Seatcherd and Letter-
man, IL Lea; I.!ickington, Allen, and Co. F. Jeffery, Leng-
man; Hurst, Ketil, Orme and Brown, Cadeli andllarle7.;, J.
and A. Arch, Black, PairY, and Klugs;mry, 11..TInyer,"J.
Carpet,tter, E. Lloyd, RiciarjsOn, J. mawat la, It. Bald:.
win, J.ltooker, Nornaville and Felt, J. Hughes, T. Black-
lock, J. Miller, T. Hamilton, J. Greenland, ,aud Gale
and Co. .
London, England, 1812-12-12

MEMORANDIJI.

Any widow residim4,in Gre;it 'whose
pension is now issued . in- Irelaric;,
~should notify
ber place of residence, to the War Office in Dub-
lin, in order that official directions-may be given
for the payment of her pension in Great Britain.
In like, manner any widow residing in Ireland,
whose pens:ion is now issued. in Great Britain,
shorild make a similar report to the War-Qilice in
London, when inAructions, will. be given for the
payment of her pensioi in Ireland. . •
'id a. widow should afterwards ehange,her Owe.
of residence, she is to,give timely notice, of her
intention hi the mode pointed out in the above
%warrant.

Captain CHARLES S.TEnL, of the 2d Ceylon Re-
giment, hasibeen dismissed the service by a sen-
tence of a Cout-Martial'held at Colnmho.
London, England, 1812-12-12

'IIIE ITiJ. AO, AL, D 1:

THIS PRESENT EVENING, December 12,
1212, Their Masesties Servants will peifornitbb Tra-
4edy of•
__4SAMLLA ;
'Or, THE FATAL MARRIAGE.
Biron' Mr. POPE ; •
VilTeroy, Mr. DE CAMP; •
• Count Baldwin,. Mr. POWELL ;
Carlos, Mr. HOLLAND ;
Isabella, Miss SMITH,
(Being Iter second appearaneC at this Theatre) ;
Nurse, Mrs. SPARKS.

Act lii. an Epithalamium.
.
lifter which ho addea (far-the first time), an Operatic

, .
Pike, in Two Act's, called
THE( ASSIGNATION; •
Or, RIGHT AT LAST.
The Music composed by Mr. H. SMART.
The principal Characters by
Mr. KNIGHT, Mr. PHILIPPS, •
Mr. PYNE, Mr. LOVEGROVE,
Mr. J. SMITH.; Mr. T. WALLACK,
Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss BEW,
Miss KELLY, &c. &c.
The MOTs ti) lie opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be-
gib at half -past SiX;
Boxes, Second Price 3s. Ott —Pit, 33. Ed.; Second Price,
t-.*-.••LowerGallery 45.; Second Price, is.—llpper Gallery, Is.;
coati
Boxes and Places 'to lie taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
Foy 4eepe the o:ttice ittle Rnssell-strect;from Ten till
,rand from Ten hi the Evening until the Doors are
closed.

The principal BoX Entrances are in Brydgcs-street, with
',az auxiliary door in Russet-street ;. the Pit Entrances are in
Ilussell-street and Woburn-street ; the Lower Gallery En-
ttauces are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Lpper
Gallery EntranCe is in Wahurn-street
Carriage,' to the Poxes., to set d6wn and tate up ,troni
Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw oil towards the
iStr d
an •

. .
To, tiie Pit, to set down from Great RusSell=stteet,,dnd draW
111 f down. Little Russell-street and Drury lane.
'tage Manager? Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money tribe Returned.
Vivant Rex et Re-Pina.

On Monday, the Comedy of The Jealous Wife,
All Persons having made good their Title of Free idinis-
Aft) three ay s, at the least; previous to the exercise of
• •
!ucii Right, will be required to sign their Names at the Door,
a Book which will be, kept ready for that purpose, and•
not be admitted Withoutsuch signature. '

FREEHOLD .ESTX2E AN!) 'up:J.-Es,
TONSI-HRE.
TO BE -SOI UJCTION,
At the Swan Inn, in NewpWriel, Bucks, on Thnrideiy,
the 17th day of Deonnber, 1812, at Thee O'Ciock in the'

. .
Afternoon,. in Oni; Let, • ' ..
AFARM-HOUSE, several COTTAGES, and
about 200 Acres of INCLOSED and OPEN .FIELD
LAND (Tithe-free, except about a.i Acre); also the great
,and small Tithes of about 100 d Acres of Inclosed and'Opeo
Fibld Lafid (the greater part of which is Arable in th.: open
fields), Bind of about 'lO4 Acres of Wood. The whole is in
HartweU Parish, or near thereto..:-

There arc valuable Common Rights in Salcey Forest ;
also the )tight of NOmination to the Perpetual Curacy of
Hartwell. The • present Curate is about. •;'l, The Estate ke
near Northampton, Towcester, and Stony Stratford. •
Possession may be Ii at Lady,Day. •
For further Particelars, and a view of the Map, apply' to
Mr. Dean, No. 10, New Inn.—Letters to be post paid:
London, England, 1812-12-12

AIARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at St. Mart's, Newington,. Mr. W. Lyon,
late of St. Domingo, to Miss. I:owe, of Peetilrim Seminary.
On Thursday, at Edmonton, the Rev. W. Wise, B. D. Vi-
car or St. Lawrence, Reading, to Inn, eldest daughter of
John Ilenioeli Esq.
At Daresbury Cherch, in the County of Chester, Mr. Wit-
ham Starkey, sou of the late Mr. James Starkey, of Whitby,
in the same County, to Miss Acton, only daughter of the late
ThoMas;ACtiM,'Esq. of Wtstbanli, nearlitmcotn.
London, England, 1812-12-12

. -
WESTMINSTER AUXILIARY BIBLE SdeIETY,
Ufider the Patronage of their Royal Highuesses the Dukes
of York, 'Kent, CUruberl4nd, Sussex, and C,•uuhridge, mid
many of the Nobility.

AGENERAL MEETING, •for tiO.FuTmali9u
of a WESTMIN:AEA AUXILIARY BIBLE 'O-
CIETY, 'will be liatd at Willis's Il.nomA,. King-stre4, St.
James's-square,,on THURSDAY, the lit% when the
attendance of the Frlendi to such an Institut4i is respect-
fully requested.
By ONder of the Provisional Comtnittee,
WM. VESABLES, Sec.
The Doors will be opened at Eleven, and the Chairwill
ve taken at Twelve o'Ciock
London, England, 1812-12-12

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

I,N MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 14, 1812,
will be acted the Tragedy of

- • MACBETH. • • -
Macbeth, Mr. YOUNG;
Mucha, Mr. C. KEMBLF • .•
_tasty Macbeth, Mrs.
!i!:fter. which Oil be performed a New Farce (with Songs)
called •

LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.
The Overture, composed by Mr. M. I'. King.
' 'the Principal Characters by
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS,
Mr. TA:--,ToN, Mr. BROADHURST,, `
Mr. A'r KIN'S, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLALPER',-
Mrs:GIBBS,, Miss BQLTON.

oxeF. 7s. Second Price as. 3s. fid. Seciind Prictl,2s.",
tower Gallery ss. Second Price Is.—Upper Gitilery is. Se-;
cmid Price."6d. _ •

,
Tiie.Pnblic are respectfully informed, that the, retired Tray
iv'." of Alexander the Gretit will be acted (for the last:
lroo) o Tile.:3iy ; with Bombast° Furios°,4nd Midas.
_ _ _

On the Renegade ;- with Lovt, Law, and Phy-7,
ttP.--On T:iorsday, the revived Opera of the Loi.d of the
:Itiauor i• with tho'Zscapes; or the Water. Carrier.—On
day, the Renegade; with Loire, Law, and Satur-
day, Alexander the Great; with Killing rth Murder. •
Tuesday the 220 inst. will he revived Hughes's Tra-
gedy ”f the Siege of Damascus, which is positively the last
bight of Mr. Betty's engagement).

Prasuant to a Decree of tho liikh Court of Chancery, made
in a Cause, LLEWELLYN against DAVIES,

rpIII ', CREDITORS of 'JOHN FORESTER,
formerly of Caermartheu, but late of Nant-y-co;'s, in
the County of Cmirmarthen, Yeoman, .who died in the year-
-1834, are, on or before the 23d day of January next, to Come
hi and prove their Debts before John Sprinett Flarrey, Esq.
one of Cue Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers, in
Southampton-buildi.urs, Chancery-lane,
.London; or in de-
folk thereof they will peremptorily be exelnded the benefit
of '.he said Decree.

NIARRIOTT and BLA:VIIRE,
14, Gray's lun. -
London, England, 1812-12-12

• .GIL BLAS.-=-NEW TRANLATION. • .
This Day Was published,
Embellished with 24. Engravings, after Pictures by Smirke,
in Pour Volumes, Octr.vp, puce 61.,i;5.. and a few Copies in
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THE ADVENTURES of GIL BLAS, of San-
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By BENJAMIN HEATH MALKIN, Esq. M.A. F.S.A,
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HUTCHTNSON'S MEMOIRS,
Octavo Llition.
This Day was published, ".
The Third Edition, 'in Two Volumes, Octavo', with Portraits

-and other Engravings, price 11. is. boards,
EMOIRS of' the' LIFE of COLONEL
"HUTCHINSON, Governor of Nottingham Castle
and Town,Representaivc of the County of Nottingliara in
the Ion" Parliament, and of the Town of Nottingham in the
first Parliament of Charles 11. &c. With original Anecdotes
of many of the most distinguished of his Contemporaries, and
a Summary Reiiiew of Public Affairs; written by his Widow,
Lucy, Daughter of Sir Allen Apslcy, Lieutenant of the
Tower, &c. From original MSS!
'By the Rev. JU TAUS .HUTCHINSON. •
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The Life of Mrs. ilut,Litinson, writtQu by berself,a Frag-
ment.

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London, England, 1812-10-20

MARRIED.

On Thursday the Bth inst. at St. Marv's, Cardigan, Ed-
r•ardlieury Longcroft, Esq. of the Royal PeMbroke Rifle
Corps, to tlizabeth, daughter of the late James BoWen, Esq.
of Poutiderry, Pembrokeshire. • •

• On the lAih inst. at Ullington, Robert Bell Price, Esq. of
Bitterley, to Louisa, youngest daughter of the. late Henry
Bevan, Esq. - -
On Saturday;, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Major Archdale,
of the 50t1 Beginient, to Mrs. John Bushby, widow of Cap-.
tain Bushby, of the ttOyal Navy.
The same t:ay, at St. Ann's Church, Chertsey, 'Mr.Smith „
Member of, the College of Surgeons, of the same place, t*
Maria, second daughter 'of Thomas Marriott,. Esq. of .Old
Broad-street. , •

' Lately, Monsieur Spiegel; a French Officer •(prisoner of
war on paTolej, to 'Mary, daughter of Thomas Dutton, Esq.
Mayor of .Chestertield.