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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-18

The following account of the victory obtained over
the Turks was published in the Petersburgh Ga-
zetle_ol the 9th of December
" ST. PETERSEURGII, DEC. 9.20, 181 1 .--The
Commander in Chief of The Moldavian ariny, Count
G. KUTUSOW, reports, that
,on the e6th of Novem-
ber, the army of the Grand Vizier was surrounded
by our troops on the left side of the Danube, and
thereupon they delivered up their arms to the Rus-
si'an troops, and surrendered tbeafselves prisoners of
var. Their Chief, the three-tailed Bashaw, CfIE•
nAN OoLou, and all his Officers, are included in the
niambcr. All their artillery,, consisting of 56 pieces
of cannon, togethel with the rest of their, arms, were

alO given up to the conquerors.
This army has lost in different attacks, in killed
and wounded, upwards of 19,000 men.
" .Qn first crossing the Danube, it consisted of
35,000 st.ita troop, amongst which number were
incorporated the whole of the Janissaries belonging
tQ.the TUrkish army."

The following Lists, with which we have been
faTonred, will, we have no doubt, prove interesting

to many of our Readers:—

A LIST of Officers, Searnen,-and Marines, in three
I3o.its belonging to his Majesty's Ship Conquesta-

lore; t akenDec. 27, 16i

Edwin T. Caulfield, Midshipman' commanded the barge ;
George. l'eard; Midship Man ; Donald O'Bryen, Volunteer,
'al class; lulta Durham, Gunner's Mate.; Godfrey Miller,
I taneis Esquier, Thomas Murray, Peter Adamson, John
ili-tiin, Damel Sindair; George Leveson, George Gillard,
oseph Howard, James Pinney,. John Bligh, joint Busbridge,
1,
ames iiit-ehell, and James Cameron, Seamen; Jacob Bro.
cil, Corporal of Royal Marines ; John Seynior and Samuel
W,Asworth; Privates of Royal Marines.
Lieutenant Edmond Stackpole, in thelauneh;Cothrnanded
tive .whole • Robert Thompson, Quarter Master; Andrew
Newb Try:Gunner's Mate; lames Levie.and Abraham Per.
kiuS, Quatte, Gunners; john Turner Rolkrt WeSt; 'Philip
Nowianddelm B. Colbert, John Jackson (a); Ett•W;,rd Mur,
phy, lam. Peonan, James .Clegg, Thos. C10rke,(2.4-..10hn
Welsh. ,Martin Kendley, John,Gough, and Tim..,bortovan,,
S,aineii"; I.tin'es Whitworth, Fans Anderso4Mathew Tail,
im.i ioii,m S..- Lansalank, Yrivate Marines.
o,toiel hand. Master's Mate, -passed for a Lieutenant,
commanded the pinnace;. Francis Sutherland, Midshipman;
tol,ii Ripton, Q:larter Master's Mate; ivrn. Williams (r),
Quarter Gunner;. Win. Thomrson, Swain Christian. Phil.
.Piati,anontl, john Palmer, Thomas Herbert, Win. Clarke,
fain 's I..ittoli, Cornelius M'Guire, John Rich,mond, James
/Woes ( I), Heiny Sloane, William Shepperd,loscp.h-Noun,
Bnim Nlesitor, Rob. .brooks, Thos. Saxton',.ancr Richard
rooLs,-Seam;n; Sarn-y- began, Wm. Wade, and•NichOlas
Ti:son, Private Marines; James Nicholls, Corporal 0.:
Marines.

Total One Licutenaht, one Master's Mate, three Mid-
shiphten, .t:ne Volonieer of the tat Class, fifty-otte Seamen,
qs,,t elevert.Nlarihe.. •
London, England, 1812-01-20

By THOMAS-HOBBES, of Malmsbury.

Sold by Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row ; and Robert Bliss, and Munday and Slat-
ter, 0 x turd.

This Day was published,
In -One Volume Royal Quarto, price Six Pounds Six Shil.
lings ; and in l)emy Quarto, price Three Pouniis Thirteen
ivx Sndlings and Sixpence, embellished with Thirty-.two
elegant Engravings and a Map,
A HISTORICAL TOUR THROUGH PEM-
. 13ROKESHLRE.

By RICHARD FENTON, Esq. F.A.S.
Printed'for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,..and Brown,
White Cochrane; Cadell and Davies.

•
This Day was published, price od;
AFRIENDLY GIFT for.
.SERVANTS and
AI3P RE N'Tl CI S ; containing the charades* of a good
and faitin.ol Servant ; Advice to Servants of every denomina-
tion ; Letter from an uncle to his nephew, on taking him
\Apprentice ;—and Anecdotes of good and faithful servants.
By the'Author of •
" Lessons for Young Persons in Rumble. Life."

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,' Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row ; and Witsbn and Son, York..
Of whom may be had,
Lessons for Young Persons in Humble Life; the Third
Edition, in izino, price 4s. bound.

This Day were published,
1n Two Volumes, tame. price gs. boards,
The Second Edition of
THE PANORAMA. OF YOUTH.
If in the bosom of ingenious you!h
I've stamp'd one useful thought, one lasting truth,
'Twill be a Taiier tribute to my name
Than glitt'ring fortune, or than empty fame.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown-,
London; and Manners and Miller, Ldniburgli.

.lust published,
In One Volume,- Bvu. price los. 6d. in boards,
Dedicated to the Army aud Navy of Egypt,

HE CAM PAIGN in EGYPT, alivent, in.
T tended to celebrate the Valour of the British Military
and Naval Forces employed in the Expedition to Egypt, Sce.
Sec.

, • By CONSTANTINE ‘VILLIAT".S.
Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row..

This Day was published,
Iti:ROyarOaavo, •illustrated with eight Engavings, and a
Portrait of the ,Author, price afS. and 4t. I is. 6d.
coluuted,
A TREATISE on sortie praaical Points reldt-
ing to the DISEASES of the EYE.

By the late JOHN CIJ4iNINGIIAM SAUNDERS,
Demonstrator •of Anatomy at St. -Thomas's 110spital;
Founder and Surgeon of the London Infirmary for Curing
• Diseases Lit the Lye.
To which is added,
A short Account of, the Author's Life, and his Method
of 'Curing the Congenital. Cataract, by his Friend and Col-
league. - - -
London, England, 1812-01-20

POLICE.

Bow- STR Friday. a inuMber of persons
were brought up by summons,. principally from the
neighbourhood of. St. Giks's,..charged with exercis-
Mg—the:4 callings on, the Lorsi!s. ihy. They were
mostly, cttaaa:ll,~ s, mottin-LiAker4, Src. They were
convided in, the. penalty of five shillings each.—Mr.
giaNIE observed, -that he had no doubt but the
Gentlemrp who composed the Society that brought
forward rhe,e informations meatit. extremely w
but-he W4i afraid they began at the wrong end, and
that they:.ought to begin withthe.higherpraers.
GumunALL..---On Friday last Carlisle aid George
thtite were charged with having. swindled a person
of the name of Brawm On the former were found
sevecal of the mock miss -of the Meet-01,e 14,0
SOOT; foUr for 501, and three fot=bl. They were
remanded for further exam naii.n to-morrow, when
It is exi:eaed some, turiher charges will be brought
against them,

The Warehouse for the. YELLOW FEVER REMEDY
was as conspicuous for the brilliaticy'aud illumina-
tions displayed in honour of he Majesty's 131-th-day,
as this most excellent temNly is celebrated for thrs
gieat benefis which have been derived by its use.
London, England, 1812-01-20

FO'R THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR.

Nand S. GODBOLD,' 'Proprietors of the' YE-
• G ETA BLE BALSAM, respeakly inform the
Public, that through the recommendation- of • the Right
Hon. Lord Viscount Dudley and ,Ward, and others of the
Nobility, Clergy,_and Gentry, in various•parts of the Colin—
try, who have taken into consideration the number of Poor
that die-annually in Consumptions, and their being ex-
cluded the benefit of this Medicine from its high price,
which is- allowed by the Physicians..to De ap.; onl y effica-
cious remedy to be depended upon for-this,- Disorder, the
Proprietors have in consequence now• planted their Vegv--
table Balsam at one principal Vender's in every principal
Town in this Kingdom, where it may be had by all persons
lot this Charity, at ss. 6d. per half pint, and tis. 6d. the
-pint, which, to all others, is sold at 18s...the pint, ani.L9s.
the half pint, as usual. Several surprising citrus have been
already
,performel iii'' consequence of this -Institutikini-- the
certificates of which may be seen at the Proprietors, No. 3.,
Bloomsbury.square, where the Medicine may be had for this
Charity, as well as at Messrs; Butlers, No. Cheapside,
arid bacon arid Co.'s; No 'Oxford-street,' the only
Agents in London for this' Institution.

DAMPAIRANII,FOGGy WEATEIL R
Materially abed those affiided ..P% MA S.

COUCHS,

CoLt):,

1-100PINq-COU:;11, and

- - - - -
DI FFIC tiLTY of BREATHING. "
14—ORD'S Origin& PECTORAL BALSAM .of
A. REHO UI4D, an elegant Preparation from that
Well-known Herb, has for near. Twenty Years obtained the
pre-eminence ( beyond precedent) -for the care of ' the abo-ve_
complaint ; the authenticily of this.may be ascertained at
most of the respectable venders cl Medicine, in the princi-
pal'Cities and Towns in the United ISingdttn. :the popu,
larity and saluttry cads of this. inValuanle Medici-tie needs
no .comments on .its virtues; the extensive demand proves
its superiority as a public Medicine. to givehninediate
1 he public will please to observe, each bottle i'enclosed in
an attestedAllithvlt,. made at the Mansion-iv:use, London,'
lune 7th, 0,435, without which it cannot be. genuine. Sold
in bottl.4, at iOS. eh!. —4s 6d. and as. 9d. each.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail by Dicey and "Stitton, Pow
Churchyard F...Newbery and Sons, Shaw and Edwards,
St. Paul's Church yard ; John Evans, 4z, Long-dane:;, Bar-
clay and Sons, Fleet-market ; R. Johnston, G. reek-strcet,
Soho %V.-Green, s 9, Barbican ;" Sanger, Ise' OxtOrd-street;
by the only Proprietor, R 'Ford, Chemist, Goswell-place,
near Islington, tfoin Barbican ; by 'R: BUtier, London ; and
by all 'other wlntlesale Venders of Medicine.
London, England, 1812-01-20

S I.IItACIA'S ITALIAN 01 LS.

1-1-IHE unexampled success that STIR &CIA'S
ITALIAN OILS have met with 'for upwardSor'Thirty
Years, in 17taking the. flair gromboth thick and long, and
preventing its. falling off after illness,
.(wh.ch it Will do in
twenty-tour hours) makes it the most fashionable Pomade
with Ladies of high rank, for, since powder-is out Of use; it
keeps the Hair .perfeetly clean; makes the hardest !lair as
;oft as silk ; gives it a most beautiful natural aiip:arance ;
prevents it turning grey ; and even if on the change, will re:-
turn the flair to its natural colour.—Also for the Eye-brows
aid Gen IFuten's Whiskers.. In using itsfor the former, the
greatest care Must be takent the Oils being such a promoter
of the g r3wth of flair, that it would'spoil a beautiful fore- .
head Tho Oils are likewise a certain remedy:for givi.ig
mediate ease in a Nervous Head-ache; d will restore the
Flair on horses knees, and of its natural colour.
Caution.—Those Ladies and Gentlem.h who purchase
the above Oils, will please to observe, that they afe always
in puts, and with the Vroprietor's name, " Johnson," sign-
ed on a label across the pot, ,
To be had of the 'Proprietor, J. lohnson, No. 94, New-
man-street, Oxford-street, and by her ;appointment, of
Golding,•42, ; Low, 33c, Strand ; liarley and Blew,
Cockspur-street ; liendree, Tichbourne-srreet, Golden- •
square; and most of the principal Perfumers in Tywn and-
country, al ss, a pot

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London, England, 1812-01-20

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.LONDON: Pribted by THOMAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent.garden; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, Sbuth:Molton 'street, t;rsvevor suare,
• At the SUN OFFIGE, No, II?, Strand, Where Advertisements, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid),' Inuit be. addressed..
London, England, 1812-01-20

To the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor.

All the- positions in Java, occupied by the Gallo
Batavian army, fell in succession on the approach
of our frigates, and the landing of seamen and ma-
,
nines; and after a few sharp skirmishes, JANSEN ca-
pitulated, wite the whole of his Frenchmen, as pri-
goners of war. Several waggon-loads of money have
been taken, and a vast quantity of coffee, pepper,
spices, &c.—Our loss, on the is whole, very trifling,
it.UL
but sickness had made its appearance ambhg the
troops, and particularly tit* marines, who have
been a&ively employed on shore. We hope
it is not intended to occupy that horrid place

Batavia.,

We have received Moniteurs and other French
'Papers to the tuth inst. They are silent respeaing
the Peninsula, hitt contain some very exaggerated
accounts of' our recent losses on the coast of Hol-
land.

The following is stated to -be a correct account of
the circumstance of the variation between the Bul-
letin of Sunday, the 12th instant, and the, testimony
given by the Physicians or. Monday, t het 3 th. The
d derence ought to be- accounted for; and an-expla-
tiation of the ha will account alio for the terms
'of the Bulletin exhibited yesterday. Physicians
all meet at Windsor on Saturday morning ; • and it is
after visiting the KING, and a. consultation toger
- tiler, that the Bulletin which is she wn at St. James's,
on rue Sunday, is, made out. . It substantiates his
MasasTy's case therefore only up to that-date; and
accordingly, the Bulletin of Sunday sennight, said
.that " his MAJESTY continued nearly in the same
sta!e.!!—On Monday, however, it came out_in evi-
dence that at five in the evening of Saturday, the I t th,
after the Council had broken up, and all but the Phy-
- 'siciatis in rotation had left Windsor, an access of his
MAJESTY'S complaint came on. Or. ii,94s,T.Wiws
, gave an account of it in hiS evidence ; and we un-
derstand tha't the exacerbation continued with un-
abated violence for the whole week, during
which the KING'S irritation was at times ex-
cessive. It world be most painful to the hearts
of his affeetionate People to have a Journal of
• the disorder for the seven days, during which-its
violence continued ; it became so alarming on Satur-
day mooning last (by the length of time it had en-
dured, and the effects which want of sleep, and a
high pulse must necessarily' have- on the bodily
frame), that all the ordinary Physicians were
desired by the QUEEN'S Council to continue
their attendance on his MAJESTY'S person. Sir
HENRY HALFORD and Doctor HEBERDEN ac-
cordingly remained, as well as Dr. BAILLIE, and
expresses were sent to town to this effect: The
Bulletit.i made out, as we have said,' on "Saturday
morning, states the fact of his MAJESTY having had
as access of his complaint—for the following was
the Bulletin exhibited at St. James's

Windsor Castle, January IS.
His MAJESTY has had a considerable increase
*1 his disorder with-io the last week.

" H. HALFORD.
" M. BAILLIE.
W. 11E13ERDEN.
" Vd I i_l 3s.
•. Lt. tV1,1.1152?

Ater the Couocii brae- op, howeveis gnd indeed
about the same hour of the day when the'iceit came
London, England, 1812-01-20

FELONY.

He is about r; Years of Age, 5 Feet 4 Inches high, °Ura-.
theca sallow Complexion, and has lost his left Eye, over
which he generally wear a gredn Silk Shade ; stoops much
in Walking;- awkward gait.
He left this.pf4ce early on the Morning of Thursday, gth
January,
_having instantly before discharxed a Pistol and
wounded himself in his [lead or Neck, as suppose& It is
thought probable that he may be concealed in or about *Lam.
beth.

If'hosarver shall apprehend the said FREDERICK KELLY.
NE R, and lodge kiln in any of-his Majesty's Gaols in his Kiugft
ckm, will he: entitled to a Reward of FIFTY POUNDS.

By Command 2f the Postmaster. General,
FRANCIS FREELING, Sec.

rICTUAL.LIA'G-0 PPR.' rs*

Yan. To, IS 12.
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUA LldiNt G
His 111.4.7ESTrs NZPY do hereby give. Notice, That
cn TiteJdly, the .21st inst. thy be rfady to receive Teri.,
.d.rs in *writing, (s,:aled.up), and treat:Jo, Three Hundred Toffs.
rf MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples to,
be prcduced toe Tenders ; to be delivered io the original
Pae4ges, at the rate of tram Seventy lo Eighty Tons. per week,
into his Vic tualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid

.for by Bills payable, with Interest, Nine!), D,Lys of dare.
The.tifditirins. f the Conti-de? may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

regard will be .had to any Tender in which the Price shall
na 6e inserted in wolds.at length, -or that shall not be delivered
to -the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 2 In% inst.
nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, attends, to answer when cal/ed./or.
London, England, 1812-01-20

VICTUALLkNG-OFFIGT,

yan. t 6, at 2.
THE COMIVISSIONERSAr VICTUALLING
-11- His liff yEATP,S' NAPY do hereby give Noti e, That
Friday the z4:;:i %rt, they zvill be ready to receive Tenders in
writing (sealed. ), and treat fir—Three filittlred Bags of
KENirrni HOPS, ofthe grvwth of the year• 181 t to be an.
szecrableto Samples to be priduced.ttlith the Tenders ; to be efe:
livLred 'within One Month, into his Majegjii
stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills,- pafable,. With
interest, Ninety Days after date:

The Conditions of the Contrqa may be seem al the Sec•retary':

Office.

No r?gard will be bad tow), Tender in w bleb the Price sh,:ll
not be hirelted in words at le,g,h, or that shall nr)t be delivered
to the Board before One o'cl,,ck on the said Ft iday, the 24th bet.
nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf; attends,-to anrwer when cated for.

FOR COUGHS,...CONSUMPTIONS, &c.
PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT.,
'THE Herb Coltsfoot, called Tussilago by the
An !lents, was distinguished, as its name conveys, for
its excellence in the cure of Coughs, Asthmas, and other
pulmonary complaints; it gently opens, and heals rawness
and soreness. of the breast, allays the tickling which prO-
vokes frequent coughing, and gives liberty of breathing,
without danger of taking cold ; thus it will prevent Con-
sumptions, if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated.
Prepared by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; ,and sold
only by F. Pewbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, Lod-
`don, in bottles 35. 6d. each. And by appointment by Bk.
con Oxford street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; Ward;
Holborn ; -Harris, 4Ludgate-street ; and Clarke, Borough.
Observe the words, ".F. Newbery, 45, St. Paul's,"
engraved on the Stamps.

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, kc.
-CHURCH'S COUGH-:DROPS, I'4 recent
Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas,
stand unrivalled. Its repioation for fifteen years past, and
the various testimonies of its.efficacyjs 3 sufficient prom of
the estimation in which it is held tor all Asthmatic IX frec-
flans, recent Colds and Coughs, however obstinate, and all
Pulmonary Complaints. As proof, the following instanceas
inserted:
London, England, 1812-03-12

vicTUALLING-OFFI,I:E,.

March 10, 1512.
'THE CO Mill ISSIONERSfor VICTUA LUNG
His MA yESTY'S NAVY clt hereby give Notice, That
on Frielqy, the loth of April next, they will be ready to -
ceive Tetelers in writing, (sealed up), and treat for the supply
(on separate Conttatis) of what FRESH BEE F and SEA
PROVISIONS may be demanded for the service of his Ma.
jesty's Ships and Vestels at Lime' ick, and in the River Shannon).
in Ireland, fir Twelve Months certain, and further until Aix
Months' warning, shall be given for the termination thereof: to
be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after
date.

The Conditions of the •CentraEl may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Co/lea:Jr of his in.
jetty's Clestrans at Limerick.
No regard will he bad to.ary Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
'the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the loth of
April next, no► unless she Person who makes the Tender,
br some Person on his Behaif, attends, to answer when called
for : nor will any Tender ti at contains extravagant prices upon
some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upcn.
others, be considered as proper to be admitted.
Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter rigned ly
inn responsible Persons; engaging to become hound with the Par
tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5301, for the due performance of
1' each of the said C mtraFis.
London, England, 1812-03-12

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-W
ROW.

Morning, 2, min. after

Published by WII LIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton-street, Grosveror.square,
;or the ropers betters ter the Editor, &C. (post-paid), must be addypsed.

z. ) Evening, 4.5 min. after
London, England, 1812-03-12

TO BE SOLD,

Putsarant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancer', bear-
ing date the 6th day of 'February, IStz.; made in a cause.
• 'wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHARD BE AU
MoNT and Others are L'Ltirititfs, and lOHN BEAU-
MONT and Others are Defendants, •

LARGE quaniity of TIMBER, standing 3t
or near Whitley Hall, in the parish of Kit kheaton,
and parts adjacent. in the County of York, and Mytton Hall,
in the township of Little Mytton, and parish of Whalley, in
the county palatine of Lancaster, late the property of Richard
henry Beaumont, Esq. deceased ; such part of the said
timber as lies in the county of York,. will he sold, with the ,
approbation of Samuel Compton Cox, Esq one of the
Masters of the said Court, at the Beaumont Arms, near the
Church at Kirkbeaten aforesaid, on Monday, the 3oth day of
March, are. the Sale beginning at 12 o'clock ; and such
'Part thereof as•lies in the county of Lancaster, will be sold,
With the approbation of the said Master, at the sisn of the
boat, at Little Mytton aforesaid, on Friday, the 3d day of
April, r 8 iz, the Sale beginning at r 2 o'clock.
Particulars of the said Timber may be had (gratis) at the
said Master's Chambers. in Southampton-buildings, Chan
eery-lane, London; of Messrs. Horne and Rogers. Solicitors,
Serle-street Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's
inn-square; of Mr. Van l-leythuy son, Solicitor, joint-street,
Bedford-row ;of Mr. Richard Addinell, of Tadcaster ;of
Mr. john Neville, of Spotsbrough, near Doncaster; of Mr.
lames Elinchliffe - Bradley-lane, near Hudderfield ; of Mr.
Thomas Rylak, of Dewsbury, near Leeds ; at the Beaumont
Arms, Kirkheaton ; at the Boat. Mytton-bridge; at the
Whalley Arms, in Whalley ; at the Swan Inn, Alithewe ;
and at Whitley Hall, near Huddersfield.
London, England, 1812-03-12

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE.

March z, 1812.
AHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS AM-
YESTrs ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That
Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mill, on or be.
lose ii'ednesa'ay„, the iStb day of Mate) instaq, from snob Per.
sour as may be willing to undertake the supply 9f 1' () E

for M Ordnance Hurter stationed in the following D ari.ir, to
br delivered at the Expence of iheContraaor, viz.

North Britain,

Northern,
Yorkshire,

Eastern, exclusive of Warley,
Southern, exclusive of Chatham,

South-west,_ including .Portsmouth, Isle of Wight, and
Christchurch,

ee!lon, Northamptonshire,

Western,

Woolwich, with its Dependencies, Warley, and Chatham,
fir a period of Six Months from the Ist April next.
The Outs to be good,. sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
ture of Foxy or Illowburnt Oats, and must weigh not less than-
-37 pounds per Irinchester Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry,
and A'elivered in Trusses of 56165. weight.
The Straw to be good, clean,,and eby Wheat e✓`Rye Straw,
and delivered in Trusses of 36165. weight.

The Prices to 5e paid- for the respective Quantities of each Ar.
tide which may be deliverad, to hat the following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois

weight.
For the Hay at
For the Straw at

per hundred and twelve pounds.
per hundred and twelve pounds.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or
more of the said Distrias, and it is expeEled that the Contraaor
shall receive the Stable Dung, which„ during the.Perical of his
contraa, may accumulate, making an allowance for the same
after the rate of per Horse per Week.

Further Particulars may be known upon Afirlication to the
Officers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dist, and
also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pro—
posals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals
for Forage ;" but nes Proposals can be admitted after the sail
ath inst. at Theelve o'C4ck at Noon,of the same Pay; neither
will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1812-03-12

MARRIED

On Saturday the zzd tilt. in Dublin, Matthew Tall),
Esq. eldest son of William Talbot, Esq. of Castle Talbc
and nephew to tile- Earl of Mountnorrjs, to Anne, 0,
daughter and heiress of the late Edward Bourke, Esq.
on Tuesday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Color
Pe:achy, to Mrs. Henry, widow of the late lames Hem
Esq. of the Island of Jamaica.
The same day, .at St.' john's, \Yapping, Mr. john Batg,
of Prince's-square, to Miss Wackerbarth, of Parson.stree

DIED.
On the sth inst. William CoHinson, of Langrigg, We
Moreland, in his 85th year.
On the 6th inst. of the gotit in the stomach, john E
mett, Esq. ofltons, near St. Albans, aged 68.
Litely, at Edinburgh, Lady Catherine Charteris.
At Falmouth, on his return from rortugal, A. ).-Pr
ton, Esq. Captain in the 7th Fusileers. son to Nathai
Preston, Esq. of Swainston, in the County of Meath.
nephew to the Right Hon. Lord Tara, and the Rev: Deal
Limerick. •
Lately, in Illackfriars-road, Mrs. Holland, the mothe
Mr. Holland, Scene-painter to the New-York Theafre.
On Sunday last, Mr. Napper, Surgeon, of Cliches
His death was occasioned by paring off some hard skin 1
his heel, about three weeks since, when he unfortuna
cut too deep, and treating it with inditkrence, a mortiiica
took place, and terminated his existence.

COAL MARKET,IIARCII tl.
Ships at Market. ' Skips sold.
1281 Newcastle . . . 66i . 40q. od. to 5t s.
"4 Sunderland . . i . 355. od. to -s. o
z, Cinders . . . . 0 . —s. od. to -- s

NEW_GATE AND LEADENHALL
By the Carcase.
Beef 4s. od. to ss. 41. Veal 55. 0(1, to 75.
Mutton 4s. 4(1. to ss. 4d. "Pork 4s. Bd. to 6s.

St. lANIF.S's HAY MARKET, MARCH 9.
Hay, ;1. Iss. od. to 6L os. od.=Aver. 4!. 17s. (
Straw, 21. 17.5. 9d. to 31. 6s. od.—Aver. 31. ts. 6

WIIITEC/HAPEI, 1-IAY MARKET.
Flay 41. 4s. to 61. 6s. od. Aver. 51. Ss.
Clover 61. 6s od. to 71. 7s. od.—Aver. 61. z6s. 6
Straw 21. 16s. od. to 31. 6s. od.—Aver. 31 Is. ed.
London, England, 1812-03-12

Horn, who teslgns ; Hospital-Mate S. T. Einthoven to be
A ssistant- Surg:on, vice. Muller, deceased.
h Ditto„.Lieutenant Charles de.Walthauseg to be Captain
of a Cotripany, with temptirari(r.ink; vice Groebeti, who
resigns ; Ensign Christian Sadler to he Lieutenant, vice
‘Valthausen ; Cadet Serjeint
.krederick Mulleritott Eno.
sign; vii Sadler.
'tie Dirke.,•l York's Greek Light Infantry Rttiment;
• Sureolocii to b: Lieut:nant, with tenipofary rank.; Ser-
jeatit- Major Guiseppe Maria Gecarco to be Ensign, vice
Paretie, appointed to the Royal Corsican Kangers.
London, England, 1812-03-12

I suthorie,the General of Division, Count ge-
veroli, to receive you, and to permit you, as well as
your otticeri, to go either to Valencia, to Tortosal
or elsewhere, if you desiru it.
I atu perfe6tly acquainted with your present siva-
tion—a paft of your letters, addressed to Geueial
Mahy, having fallen into my hands.

Answer of M. Le Brigadier Don Pedro Garcio Navarro,
Commandant of the fort of I'eniscola, to his Excellency
the Marshal of the Empire, Commander in Chief of the
Imperial Army of Arragon.
Peniscola, lebruary 3, 1812.
M. LE MARSHAL,

The letter of )our Excellency is very agreeable,
and I desire only opportunities of proving the since-
rity of the pi inciples I have manifested. I have fol-
lowed with zeal—l may say with fury, the party
which I believed just ; but now that I recognize the
necessity of uniting ourselves to our King, to tender
our Country less unfortunate, /offer to serve you
with the same enthusiasm.

Your Excellency may be certain of me. The
sur►ender of a strong fort, with provisions, and all
that is necessary for a long defence, must °pelt-re as
a full conviction, and is a sure guarantee of my pro-
mises. I salute you with the greatest respect.
(A true Copy.)
The Marshal Duc D'ALBUFERA.
London, England, 1812-03-12

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, March 12, 1812,
will tie performed a New Grand Operatic Drama, in
Titree Ads, called
THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
• Principal Charaders.
Ataliba, Mr. BARRYMORE ;•
High t'riest, Mr. EG ERTON ;
Telasko, Mr. CHA PMA N ;
Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ;
Zamor, -Mr. SI NCL A I It ;
Diego, Mr. usToN ;
Ozrnar, Mr. BROADHU RST ;
Xaira, Mr. CRESWELL ;
-. Don Alonzo, Mr. HU NTL ET ;
Doti Velasquez, Mr. BituNToN ;
High Priestess, Mrs. POW ELL ;
Cora, Miss SMITH ;
Amazili, Miss F E RON ;
Idali, MiSs BOLTON ;
Zilia, Mr:.. CHI LDE.

To Which.viill. be added (by particular desire) the Grand'
Historic Pantomime Drama, called
, LA PEROUSE ; -
Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND.
EUROPEANS.
Perouse, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
'Madame l'erouse, Mrs. PINcoTT
Chimpanzee, Master MORELLI.
NATIVES OF A NEIGI-1130U%ING
Kanko, Mr. GRIMALDI ;
Uniba, Mrs. PARK ER.
Boxes 73. Second-price 3s. 6(l.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price
2s.—Gallery zs. Second-price .is„—Upper Gallery ts. Se-
cond-price 6d.
..I'laces for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the-
iNew Box-Office, in Hart-street.
The Doirs wilt be opened at Hall-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
On Saturday, lulius Caesar; with The Portrait of Cer-
'tames

BISH, after returning his most grateful
t bauks to the Public for their unbounded. favours in
the late Lotteries, respectfully acquaints them that Tickets
and Shares are Selling in greet Variety for the New Lottery
of Only iz' 000 Tickets, all to be drawn the 3oth of NEXT
10 NTH.

PRESENT PitICE.
Ticket . . . . Z2l 18 o
Ilalf It 6 ol Eightn . . . . z 13 6
Quarter , sti o Sixteenth .. . 19 6
'The'Scbeme on inspedion will be found novel, and may be
had gratis, at
where 8S
CORNITI M., ore, CHARING CROSS,
acre 85 Capital Prizes have been Sold and Shared in the
Lotteries of tBto and di', and the Prizes paid on de-
mand.

41.
** Persons in the Country'who find any difficulty ir
being supplied by the Agents, are deired to write (post paid]
to either of BIS t-i's Offices as above,

CAPITAL TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, IN LOTS,
By Messrs. COURT and JACOB,
At the George Inn, at Droitwich, in the County of Wor-
cester on Thursday, the 16th April, 1812, at lour o'clock
14 the afternoon,
\TIN EE3 unfired and Ninety-Seven OAK TREES
marked with white paint, growing on certain +arms
and Lands in the Parish of Hanbury, and near to the said
t°wn of Droitwich.
Some of the Lots are calculated for Naval and other pur-
poses requiring Timber of superior size and quality ; the
Chief part is' situated near good turnpike roads, and the
Whole is within a few miles of the Droitwich Canal, which
communicates with the River Severn, by -which, and the
Mari us canals to which that River gives access, he advan.
tages of water carriage may be obtained to most parts of the
kingdom
To view the Lots apply to Mr. Fownes, of Hanbury, near
Droitwich aforesaid ; and, for further particulars, apply to
r. Bennow, Solicitor, Lincoln's. Inn, Mr. Norbury, Soli-
citor, Droitwich aforesaid, the .Audionters 1311t:b:stone,
near Bewdley, or (on Saturdays) t their Office, in College-
Yard, Worcester.
London, England, 1812-10-06

SO'UTITIV.A 11K.

Yesterday Sir IVA:ric,n4',LEWIS and his Deputy
Bailiff appeared on t 4 thistino-s, • and the busi-
ness being opened;
.
• Mr. .1 'scp. i'Loat YOTN-6., after an appropriate'
_ _

enlonlum on the patriotic pnrify.'of Mr. Morn-
ton, proposed hire as a.proper person to represent
the Borough id Parliament—(4pplayse.)
. SnAw seconded the .motion in a' very ap.;
propriate speech." -
. Mr. I.).lvlEs, after expatiating on the Tnerits of
Mr. Calvert, proposed that Gentleman, and was
ably seconded by Mr. Clark. . •
Mr. HUSIE proposed Mr. Jones .Burdett, and
was seconded by Mr. Jukes.
For Calvert:
• ThniutOU
Burdett..

..A3l
London, England, 1812-10-06

CHj G's VAT EMT IVO M LOZE NU I.',

NiiRrOMS are the moitfrequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases. Then symptoms every Parclit :yid
Cti uardian at Childreit should be acquainted with. - Tito. c c.
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of c. c
.Face,. Emaciation, and irregular state of die llowcls, attend-
cd'after with Violent pains; they bring on Convulsions; they
aired the growth of the Body; and they prove fatal, by end -
log in a. Consumption or Decay. lint has a P revent.4 ti ve and
Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest
• Charaders in this Country, both an rank and respedaloilir ,
to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
• Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc-
cess in their own homilies, stamps its merit beyond coMperi-
tion, and gives a santhon to it, of which no other Niedicir,e
of, the kind can boast. Parents, and others who. have the
Care of Children, should have this Retried). as a Family Me...
• dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil,
dren are any way disco-dere:l, which it will always be fOund
to relieve.

Sold, wholesale and retail. at Mr. Butler's. No. 4, Cheap.
side, corner of Paternoster—row ; Sharp and Belam, Ports.
mouth • Weston, Alinutt. and Mallory, Portsezi ;
and' Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and lac.‘b, Sheer-
ness; Peck, Ross,-and Turner, Hull ; Hoxiand and Cook.
worthy, G ranvi II e, -Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymoutn ;
Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Blimincham ;
Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Latlibury, Liverpool ;
Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trew man. Exeter; Sinnn.
Manderton, Raeburn., Scott, and Baxter, IN:it:burgh ; li4x.
ter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; llttl tin and Barry. Bristol
Stevenson and -Co. Norwich; winfen, Leicester; Dunn
and Sutton. Nottingham ; and retail by most (auntry yea.
ders, in Boxes, at zs. 9d. and bs. each.

M .1115.

(.'!id;z, 1 Cuernsev, .Jersey, 1 New-York a,nd
Halifax, 1 Dublin. DuE-1 'Lisbon, tiottertburgbi 1 NiVa.
tu•furd..

PRICE OF. S'I7OCKS
THIS oAlf AT TIVE.VI;
57g 58 I OpitiiiTi ,

Consols.

31 4 pt.
London, England, 1812-10-06

Iti TWENTY-SIX LOTS,

19ART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late Of
PRICEE,q., deceased, of l'enybent, concisting•
Of several Farms' and Lands situate-in the seVeral•Parishes
of hlanvilmogel Roydithon; pandewy Ystralenny ; Saint
Harmon, LimbiSter, ••Nantmell, Llanhadarn- Vynnydd,
L'hinbadan Llandegley, and Kcvenlys, other vi
Kefenlece, in the County of Kadnor; containing in the whole
upWards of Three Thouland•Seven Hundred Acres, with the
Timber awl-Wood growing thereon. .
. _ _

Printed Particulai's may be had (gratis) in London, at the,
'said Master's Chambers, in Southamptan-bnildings, Chan-
cory-lane ;. and. of Mesrs. Meredith, Robbins' and Tom-
kvtis, Solicitors, Lincolns-inn ; at whose Oilier Plans of the-
F.,i.tatcs may be seen : Particulars may also be likd cf M;.
Evan Evans, Solicitor, Rhayader • Mr. Whitcombe, Soli. ,
citorington; Mr. Thomas Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton
Mr. Galliers, Land Surveyor, Presteigne ; the place of "Eale;
the Fleece Inn. Penybent ; the Wells, Llandrindad ; the
Crown-Inn, Ludlow ; and the. other pripcipal Inn': in the
neig-hhourhood.

CANAL PROPERTY.

• • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,.
' • -- By I*. SCOTT,
1160/PRMINGHAM, COVENTRY,. OXFORD,
X 3 WARWICK nnd,,BIRMINGHAM; LEEDS and LI-
VERPOOL,.GRAND JUNCTION, OLD UNION, GRAND
UNION, 'DUDLEY, *CH:ELMER and BLACI(W,`..TEK,
ELLESMERE, and LANCASTER; • CANAL SHARES t'
KESTEVEN and HOLLAND DRAINAGE BOND 7., besz-
ing interest at -5 per cent. LONDON, RUSSELI,,. and
SURREY INSTITUTIQN.SHARES. • . .

Apply to Mr. Scott, 23, New Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1812-10-06

CATHARINE OF RUSSIA.

A Russian poet, named Sumarakoff, the author
of several tragedies, happened to quarrel\with the
chief Actress of the Moscow Theatre. The Go-
vernor of that city, shoal-7 afterwards ordered one
of this person's pieces to be represented ; he op-
posed its representation, because the Actress in
question was to play the principal part; This
reason not appearing sufficient to the governor,
the poet took leave of his senses to such a degree,
as to leap upori the stage when the curtain rose,
and drag the actress off it. After --having com-
mitted this breach. of the peace, he still thought
he had not done enough, and it his poetical
plummy, he addressed two.letters full of indiscre-
tion and audacity to the EmpresS, complaining
bitterly of the actress.
Her Imperial Majesty received these epistles,
and one morning, after,having regulated the affairs
of the Archipelago, Moldavia, the Crimea,
Georgia, and, the banks of the Euxine, she had
still time enough to dictate the following answer,
so worthy of the great mind from which it pro-
ceeded:

" M-Sumarakoff—l was much astonished by
the receipt of your's of the 28th of January, and
still mare by that of the I.st of February. , They
bOth contain certain complaints against La Bel-
n;onte, who, nevertheless, did nothing but in obe-
dience to the orders of Count Soltikoff. The
Field Marshal wished to see one of your trage-
dies ; he did you honour.:. you should, without
hesitation, have conformed to the wish of a per-
son invested-with the chief authority of Moscow--
a person Whose will, had he ordered the repre=
seutation of the piece, should hare ben'complied
with as a matter of necessity. , You should knOw
as well as-others. what a degree of respect is. due
to men who have grown grey, in the service of
their country, and I therefore counsel you to avoid
in future disputes like that in \Oriel' yOu
been now ,engaged. Thus you' will preserve that
tranquility of mind which is • so necessary for On
proper composing of your works, and, for my own
part, I shall always. derive more pleasure from
. reading a representation of the human passions in
your dramas than in your letters.
" In other respects,.
" I remain your affectionate,
!` eATHARINE."

The Urbano, JENNINGs, and Neptunus, HARMS,
arrived in Leith Roads on Monday, from Arch-
angel, and the Friends, -SANT AS , and Mary,
STor,.zs,-on Tuesday, from St. John's, with tim.,
her. The Mary, on her passage., fell in with
the wreck of the Queqn
,Charlotte, .of -Peterhead,
and took off- the crew, after they had been four-
teen days without anv sustenance. One of them
had died on the wreck,; but the remainder are in
a .fair way of recoveily. Capt. STOKES put -them
on shore at Peterhead. .
London, England, 1812-09-23

No. 28. T. G. Williamson, Paradise4treet, St. l‘fary, nether:-
hithe, mariner, at eleven'. '
Oct. 3. C,MPler, Aldgate High-street, silmstnitb, at eleven.
Nov. 2S. J. Tarling, West Smithfield, hay-salesatanost ten.
Oct. 31. C, Peacock, Clement's Inn, naiiy-agent, at ten. -
Oet. 20. -A. C. Allen, Irorinionger4ane, merchant; at ten.
Oct. 27. H. HughTes, Basinghall-streeti cloth-factor, at ten.
Oct. 27. T. M. Slade', Old Bond-street,picture-dealer, at 124
Oct. 14. G. Absolon, Wallingford', Berks, inn-keeper, at ele-
ven, at the Lamb. Inn, Nal lingferd:
Oct. 19. T. Hopkins, CroSs-hall, Morley, merchant, at eleven,
at the Black Dill Inn, Goniersal.
Gct. 19. H. Birkby, Lower linwfolds, Yorkshire, card-maker,
at eleven, at the sans
Oct. 16. W. Bellamy, Great Griinsby, Lincolnshire, tailor, at
eleven, at the'Neptente Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
Oct. 21. J. Brown and J. Powell, Liverpoid, "merchants, at
eleven, at the Globe Tavern, John-street, Liverpool.
Nov. 10. J. Dickenson, Liverpool, merchant, at twelve, at the
same place.
Oct. 22. W. Cameron, Liverpool, liiptor7merchant, at eleven,
at the same place. .

. .
CERTIFICATES.—Ocr. 13. •
G. Sizer, Oxford-street, silk-rnereer.
114 Rainey, Size-lane, nscrebant. •
D. Tobin and B. J. Mitchell, Limelsonse, ship-cliarteitert.
S, Godfrey, • Liverpool, straw-bat-rnanafacOter. . .
R. Fearns, Twickenhaln, poulterer: .
London, England, 1812-09-23

BREACH OF PAROLE.

Whitehall, September, 1812.
111THEREAS the French General olliiripide
MM3RIN, and his Brother, Capt. MAURIN, did, 'on
the Ist of this Month, abscond frOm Abergavenny, in viola-
tizu of their Parole of Honour, and there is every reason to
SuPpoie, that they were aided in their Escape by the same
British Subject or SUbjects, who had. formerly aided in the
Eicalie of the French General Lefebvre, from Cheltenham.

A Rewaid of TWO. HUNDRED POUNDS is hereby (leered
to any Person or Persons who shall give such Information as
illaY lead to the Conviction of the British Subject or Subjects
Aho aided the said General MAURIN and his Brother in their
liscape from this Kingdom, the said REWARD to be paid by•
t4ie LORDS COMMISSIONERS a his MAJESTY's TREA-

The said Persons are supposed to have embarked at Deal,
itsisleighboUrhood, on board a Boat named the •" Star" of
neal, John Lewis, Master, and to hare been landed at Bou-
logne, on or about Friday, the. 4th inst. The said Boat is
suPPosed to be the Property of a num named Richard Waddle,
of 4yluthurch, and was seized in the Channel a few days
Since, on bur return from the opposite Coast with a Cargo of
London, England, 1812-09-23

DIVIDENDS—At 'Guildhall.

Nov. 5. T. Randall, Oxford-street, lineu-drapeat ten.
Nov, 14. J. Cock, .George-,street, itatcliff, mariner, at ten.
E. Let, IS.road-street, London, merchant, at ten.'
N.:v. 5. J. ilainpion,.Woollvien, upholsterer, at ten. •
Oct. 31. it. Smith; Old City Cb,anibero, ineretiant, at ten.
London, England, 1812-09-23

LAMM ADVOIVSON, WAR \VI CKS AIRE.

SOON WILL' BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,
In Louden, (uulesi Previously .disposed of by Private
Contract,•, - •

HE ADVONVSON' .of SOLIFITILL nearly
AL midway betweiits B inn i ngh aro and Warwick ; CO/isisting.
of an excellent- Parsonage Howe, and about Eightyeight
Acres of Rich Glebe Laud, .aMT-theIITKES belonging to:
the Rectory of the Parish, which. contains upwards etEleven,
ThooSand Acres, ioiether of the estimated yearly value
_of
between Two and Three Thousand Ptnatids; the present in-
. cumlient aged about:s6. years. .
Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the Auction Mart.;:
of Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;' of Messrs. Richard...,
son, and Co. No. 7; Lincoln's Inc, Fields ; of JoSeph Hard-
ing,
.Esq. Solihull;
_of
.Tbomas Hunt, Esq.• titratford on
Avon; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood,. Salis-.
bury, Who will treat by private contract.

This Day was published, price 3s.

„ _ •
• . •
TFIE CITOIcE .of MINISTERS.—The Con-
duct of the Opposition, with reference to the Claims of'
-the Catholics considered; together with an Answer to sundry
Statements in the Edinburgh eveu-,.:0n that. subject.
By An IMPARTIAL OBSERVER.

" As. God governs the u.trld by the settled Laws of Nature
which he bath made, to among earthly Princes, those.are the
wizest mill the best who govern by the known laws 'of the
countw and seldomest make use of their. prerogative."—' •
BACON.

t' Haud micia ac, non incauta futuri."—A7l ROIL.
Pi:inted for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Patel-no:ter-row.

NEWTON's DENTIFRICE is by far the most
pleasant of any l'uWilca; recoinineadcd for Cleansing,
:.aid Beatitil)ing the TEETH; it will he t4Und to an,isver
every end that a Tooth powder can tie reasonably expected
to do, while it cleanses the Mouth of all iMpure aitd icetid
partitles' it Nhitens the Teeth, Heals the Gums, and
helps to Sweeten the Breath. - . .
Nothing, is so great a drawbick to Beauty as. bad Teeth,
ri, thing more difensive'than tcetid Breath ; Newton's Tooth-
Powder, oh the first Application, improves the forinet,
and removes 4he latter, while by its antiputrescent and
balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all excres.
cences.

Prepared by B. H. Newton, and sold by his AKents,
Messrs, Shaw,and Edwards, 66, on the footway, St, Paul's
Church-yard, nearly opposite the North Ciate, in Boxe9
21, 9d, each.
London, England, 1812-09-23

t~ I

Mli/DLES'IIIC SESSIONS, Sthit.

BITYING GUINEA'S'.

J. Davies and '8 Levy were indicted for
guinea B.-• The circumstances of ti.A! case Were
follow :—Suspicion exisling that the practice el).
guinea's vas carried on to a tonsideral-,!e
extent, a person named Hatfield was employe() „ia
conjunction with Humphries, the officer, with
the Approbation of the Solicitor of the iWnt,
endeavour to dete.ct some of :N ; and one morn-
ing Hatfield met the defendant Levy, who is
dealer in old clothes, in the Haymarket. Levy
asked bin) if he had'any clothes to sell ; YT=:tii~ iii
in reply, said, he had not, but asked Levy it he
would buy any guineas ; Levy skid he would, and
it was' agreed that they should meet in the course
of half
.an hour, at the. Lion and Goat; in St.
James's. Hatfield then went to. Humphries, and
communicated these circumstances to him.; and
Humphries marked three guineas, --which welt:
given to Hatfield; they then proceeded
.togethr
to the place of rendezvous, where 'HuMphries
continued out ofsight, and Hatfield Went into the.
house, where he fOund-Levy,' and with him the-
other defendant. After some conversation., Davies
agreed to purchase three
-guineas at 255. each, and
they were accordingly delivered to-hint :to soil
a§'-the transaction was complete, upon a signal be-
ing given, Hutaphries came in, and !Davies was
immediately secured; but on Humphries attempt
ing to search him, he called out `.` thieves,"-and
said the officer wanted to rob him. He was, how-,
ever, seen-red, and on Aarching him, the marked
guineas werefound in his pocket. •
Tie Jury acquitted
.Levy, but found Davies
Guatu.

The CilnuarAii, after animadverting on the
mischievous tt:idency of the offence, sentenced
hiM,to be imprisoned for six months in the House
of-Correction, and at the expiration of that pe-
riod to find security for his good behaviour for
months longer.
- Emanuel was also indicted for a similar of-
fence, and being. convicted, the sentence of till
-Cdurt was the same. •
London, England, 1812-07-22

ildnziralty -Office, July 21

Cqpy of a Letar from tice-Admiral Thornborough, Com-
mandor in Chief of his Majesty's ships 'and vessels on the
Coast of Ireland,-to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated at
Cork, the 16th Inst.
SIR, '
I have to acquaint you, for the information of
the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, his
Majesty's ship Sybille captured, on the 10th.inst.

,
LONDON ; Printed by 4110. MAS `FOOD, of N 0.25, Maiden-lane, Covent-:gan!en; and Published by WILLIAM ARMIGER- SCRIPPS, South Holton-street Grosvenor-square,
&c. (post paid,), must be addressed.
At the SUN 01.1'16',, No. 112, Strand, where ildvertisenzents, Orders for the Paper, Letters foso4he, Editor,