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London, England, 1812-10-02

LOT IL

All that other lIESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM,
wkh the Appurtenances, caIIedKNONKE otherwise
KNO4KES FARM, situ.te, lying, and being in the said
Parish of BILICKLAM) NEWTON, now' also in the:occupa-
tion- of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant 'thereof, .consisting
of a good Farm-house antl.Gardai,"Stables, and convenient
Out-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of excellent Meadow,
Pasture, and Arable Laud. _ _

These Estates are Situate in a Sporting Country on the. Bo-
rders of the fertile' Vale of Blacinnoore, about Ten Miles from
Dorchester, Eight: frum Sher4orne,
.rour from Cerne;
and abound with Coppices- and thle Oak, Ash, and Elm

The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, 1818, and at the
other usual and customary times of quitting .Estates in those
parts.
GrZ''' The Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Pro-
fits from Lady Day, 1813.
I's* For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and
for printed Particulars of the Estates, at the Office of Mr. F.
OAKLEY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at the Auctioneer's;
the Farm Flou at 4rmeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li-
braries in the Towns of Sherbornt., Shaft,sbury, Bridport,
Blandford, Saliihury, and Exeter, and at Messrs, PElasoNs,
Solicitors, Pump-court, Temple, London.
London, England, 1812-10-02

LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSIIIRE.

SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
..In Lontl3n, (unless preripuAly disposed of by Private

Contracii,

- -
THE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, • nearly
midway between Birmingham and Warwicii ; consisting':
of an excellent Parsonage Hoo4e, and abOut Eighty-eight
Acres, of. Rich •Gh it; Land, and the TITHES belonging to
the Rectory of the l'arish, which Contains upwards of Eleven
Thou
es ACres, together of the estimated yearly value of
between Two and Three Thousand Pounds; the present.ln-
cumbent aged about 56 years., ,
Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the Auction Mart;
of Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's4an ; of Messrs: Richard-
son and Co. No. 7, Lincoln's 'lnn 'Fields '; of Joseph Hard-
ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Flu it, Esq. Stratiorl ent
Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis-
bury, who will treat by private contract.
London, England, 1812-10-02

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO:MORROW EVENING, Oct. 3, 1812.
will be perf.w!ned, Shakespeare's Historical Play of
KING ..HENRY' THE FOURTH.—Part I.
Prince of Wales, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Hotspur, YOUNG:
John Falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Lady Percy, Miss COOKE.
-.To which vi;li,e added, the 11Jusical After-piece of
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.'

Places fOr the ifo.xes to be taken of MI% Drandon,:at the
New Box-Olice, Hart-street. . .
The Doors will heopeued at half-past Five, and the Play
betin at half-past -.-',ix. .
Boxes is. Second ?lice 3s. ed.—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. - Second Price Is.<--Upper Gallery Is. Se=
eor.d Price 6d. . . .
The revived Butrietta of Midas continuing to be received
'with the loudest applann, will be repeated on Monday,
1,•-dtiesday, and Friday next.
On Monday, the Tragedy of Venice Preserved.
OnTuesday will be produced (for the first time) a New
Grand'Romantic.Di-ama, caned The Irthiop; or, 'The Child
of the Desert. The Music' . Scenery, Dresses,- and Decora-
'Cons are entirely new. The whole.of the .Music composed by
Mr. Bishop.

.6*• Grand Serious Pantomime- and Sea Enpgement ! Also.
• eiielorions Land Battle of Salamanca.
1101:'L AMPHITHEATRE, (A STLEY'S), WESTAIIN-
sTEF.-DatnoE. -
tinder the-Patronage of their Royal Hif.,,linesses the Prince.
Regent and Pitlce of York.
3
-Mol,tltOW EVENING, • SATURDAY
-October 3, (and for that night only) the folloiving ex-
- "'Ordinary selectibn cf nouvelle variety .
1:14, Equestrian Trial of Skill by the whole Troop, and the Fly-
ing Mercur''s Act of Hasemarishi,:.
. 2cl Song "Soldier Lad," Mr. Johanna. -
• Sd A Grand Naval Spectacle, called
BLACK BEARD,. ruE, PI RATE
Or, THE CAPTIVE PRINCESS. . ;
Captain Teach Black Beard), Mr COLLETT; --t"';
And Ismene, the Captive Prince:.l, Mrs. ASTIALY.
The-Spectacle terrainate4 with an Engagement between the
Pearl frigate and Revenge sloop, yard-arm to yard-arni !
4th, Song, " Origin of Gunpowder," Mr. Woolf.
sth, Exercises on the Tight Rope bv.the Little Devil.
6th, Song, " Over board he Vent," Mr. johannot.
7th, Peasant's Frolic, Flying
.IVardobe,&.c. by Mr. Thomas.
To conclude with the Equestrian Tainhorinc Pance.
k,
To which will be added (19th Time, and felthat Night only)
the Grand Equestrian Stage Sp.telaCle, called the
BATTLE OF SALA 7.',11 AN CA .
. . Bo,:es 45.--:-Pit Is.
of
. veers open at Ilair-.?ast Five, and brgins at Half-past Six,
Secaud-price 711,:ariably eummences at Half-past Eight
e'Clock precisely.
N. B. pn Monday, neat, sth October ' • Ttic&aa.F.:e.th;• and
Wednesday, 7th ; various Nouvelle Performances, and- on
Thursday, eth, the above Theatre Will close for the Suniutec
Seastrit.
London, England, 1812-10-02

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ESTATES FOR SALE.

• SOUTi I WALES.
CAPITAL FREEi-xoLp ESTATES—RADNORSHIRE.

TO BE t'EREMPTORILY SOLD, pnruant to an Order ►if
the High Court. of .Chauceryi,n►ade in the Matter of the
devised Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before
Stephen, Htrigh, Gentleman, the p.-rson appointed by
Edward-Morris, Esq. one of .the Masters of the said Court,
to whoM the said Matter stands referred, at the BEAR'S
HEAD INN, in NEWTOWN,
.in the ,County of- Mqut-
,. 'romery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days
of October, next, 'at 2 o'clock of each Day in the After-
noon,.
IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, '

lART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of
JOHN. PRICE E4q.,deceased, of Penyhent, consisting-
of several Farm and Lauds situate in the several Parishes
of Llanviliangel Rilydithon ; L4andewy Ystraletinv ; Saint
Harmon, Liattlii3ter, 'Nantmell; Llanblidarn
Llanhadern Vaur, Llande!gley, and Kevenlys, otherwise
Kefenlece, in the County of Radnor; containing in the whole
upwards of Three ThOuSandiSeven. Hundred Acres, with the
Timber and Wood growing thereon.
Printed particulars may he had (gratis) in London, at the
said Master's Chambers, in South.Ampton-buildings Chan-
cery-lane ; and of Messrs. MOredith, Robbins, and Torn.
kyns, Soliditors, Lincolus-Inn ; at whose Office Plans of the
Estates may be seers : Particulars may also be had of Mr.
Evan grans, Solicitor, Rhayader ; 'Mr. Whitcombe, Soli-
cite r; Kingtou; Mr: Thomas Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton;
Mr. Gainers,- Land Surveor, P:estrigue; the place of Sale;
the Fleece Inn, Penyileat; .the Wetis, Llandrindad ; the
Crown-Inn,- Ludlo%; and the other principal inns in the
neighbourhood., .
London, England, 1812-10-02

BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PAA ENT.

GODBOLD's•VF.GETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGIIS,
CONSUMPTI4thiS, AND ASTEIMAS.
THIS Medicine has now been established for
nearty thirty.years, and is allowed,drorn a consultation
of many- eminent Physicians, • to„ be the only'efficacious re.
nieuy to be depended Upon for curing . the above; complaints,
upwards of. to,oob manuscript cetrificates of
.surprising
cures, from the greatest respe6tabiiity; may be seen at the
Proprietors, as under, and with such a noble anddistinguish-
ed patronage, as no other 'Medicine has ever been honoured
with. This ,Medicine iras never been known to fail when
taken on the first 'attack, on which account the. fullowing
Nobility recommends it to be kept in all Families:—
. .

The Most- Noble the Marquis 41 Lothian; the, flight icon.
Viscount Dudley and • Ward, tile Right Hon. Lords gacdo-
nald, Grantley, Fortescue,.and AloiOir.l, the Right Hon,
late Viscountess Du.lley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley,
Falmouth, and. Fortescue, Lady Apnreece • Sirs Fiancis
13 lake, Edwatd Newnham, John Coghill, and George ,A rm.
strong, Batts. 4-Generals Doyle and ihouly ; Colonels i3aker,
l)ebatli, Lenox,,S4c.

. .
- .
N. 8.. Advice gratis every day (Sundays excepted) at No.
3, Blooinsbury-square, from Eleven till One ; where-the
certificates may be seen, and the Medicine had, Wholesale and
retail ; likewise retail at every piincipal Medicine
..Ware-
house in the Kingd6m, where a Treatise may he had..

RHEUMATISAIS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
AI.FL Cl lONS, with their usual concomitants,
Spasm, or flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and .gene-
rai Debility (originating in whatever -Worse), are relieved
and trequently cured by WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE of
MU IT Alt b P! L LS. aft* every other means hail. failed.

The FLUID ESSENCE of &lUSTA RD (used with the
Pills in those complaints where irecessary) is perhaps the
most aaive, penarating, and efledival remedy in the world,
generally Luring the severest SP t, AI NS and-BRUISES, in
less than half the time usually taken by opotteldOc, Argue..
.busade, or any other Lbtiment or Embrocation ; and if used
immediately after any accident, it Prevents the•part turriing
black.

WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE is equally effi•
cacirms tor all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic
Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles,
li'reakings out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore
and Inflamed E!.:es, Sore Heads, !Intl Scorbutic Humours of
every description.
Prepared ,only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary,
No. is, Greek street, Soho, London. The \Essence and
Pills at 2s. 9d, each.; the Cerate at is. rid. arid 2s. 9cl.
Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. ,
*„* The genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name
B. Johnston inserted on it.
London, England, 1812-10-02

BUCKLANO NEWTON, DORSEF.

•
-TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,- •
. .
At the King s Ardis Inn, hi Dorchester,
Oa. Tuesday, the 27th of October net, at Three o'Clock in
• - - the Afternoon, ~
. .
IN TWO LOTS,
_ _ .. . . . .

On such Conditions as shall be then and there. produced,
The FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the following

EiiT.IfES
LOT I.

ALL that the KANOR and LORDSMP, or
ierinted Manor and Lordship; of ARM ES WE LE, and
the capital MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and FARM, called
ARM ES WELL FARM, With the APpiartcnances, citrate, lying
and beinL.; in the Pati4h of AUCKI.OAND.NL'A I'ON, in the
County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas
Cross, as thereof, consisting of a good Farm House,
Otit-house.f, Tia•ens, Stabies, and other necessary and con- .
venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with
Trees, and about Four Hundred and Seventy Acres. of ..rich
Meadow, .Arable; Pasture,. and Coppice Land.
London, England, 1812-10-02

T
0,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1812.

FOR RIG 4 01? PET"ERSBUI?CiII
.111)1STS.

Navy-Of/ice, October I, ISt 2.
THE', PRINCIPAL-OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of HIS :114.1"ESTY'S NAVY do herebY
give Noticf, That on Thursday, the 15th Instakt, at One
o'ctoa,, thcy will be ready to treat leak such Persons as may
be willing to Contract for supplyin• his Majeaty's several
Duck-Yarrfsc or we!, gne or more of „them; With .1116 A or
PETERSBURGII INCII or VIAND MASTS. •

A Distiibation of the Masts, and a Form of the Tender,
may be sten at this Office.

No Tender will be received after One o'clock, on the.,day
of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent
for him, attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Naty Board, and signed by tm.to responsible Pers:ons; en-
gagE4 to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum
of 50001. for the due performance of the Contract.

77i,INSPOR7'-OFI'IC.E.`, .
Sept. 28, 1812.
TI-11. COMMISSIONERS for conducting His
ihr.4.lsTry TRANSPaIitr SERVICE., for taking.
Care bf Sick and Ifizounded Seamen, and for the Care and
Custiidy of Prisoners of Trar, do herby giee.:Vollte,, that
they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 13th October,
1812, to receire sealed .Denders, and treat with suck Persons
as may be willing to contract for supplying for Six jgont!is
crrtabr, front the. Ist November, 1812, . IZUSCOVAUO
SLTGA P., CAROLINA RICE, PEARL BARU r and
SAGO.

, No Tender Will be received after One o'Clock on the Day
Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for
him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied
by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become
bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of ,0.300 for the
rime performance of the Contract.
Further Particulars may be known by applying at this

TII,INSPORT-OFFICE,
September V 9, 181'2.
HE COMMISSIONERS for. conducting His
211,Y.IESTY'S TiteIVSPORT SERVICE for taking
Tare of Sick and Wounded ,earner, and for the. Care and
Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they
will he ready at this Ogee, on' Wednesday, the 14th October,
-181. i, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pirsons as
!nay be willing to Contract for Supplying, for Twelve Months
certain, FLANNEL and; F,,1.4.NN E L DR S for Sic/
and Wounded Seamen quif Sick Prisoners of War.

No Tender will be received after • (Me o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, ner any Noticed, unless the Pearty,or an Agent for him,
SC-rsonally attend.' Each Tender must lec aeco.npanied by a
Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become
bound with the Person ten.'ering" , in the Sum of 3001. for the'
due Perforniance 60* the Contract.
Farther Particulars maybe known by app:ying at this Ofce,
and samples scan at the StorekeeperrGeneral's, Dake,w'rect,
Tresfiniiater.
London, England, 1812-10-02

SMITHFIELD NARKET, OCT. 2.

This dav's Market had bitta short supply of the
dlfrcrent kinds of cattle; ~.I.uttort is 'cheaper; Pork.
and Yeal ivere:denrer ; Beef sold at last price, and
the tr:lec g-eneral V.-zs Soin6vhat flat. The sales
in 'the:l-.Vt-nlarket were not livelf.; Stray .and
.Clover have drOpped in price '; Ray obtained last
price. The following prices and nunabers are an
accuTate-statetnent " • • - ' -
To sink tine 0113.1, -per Stone of sib.

Beef, 4s. 2d. to ss. ?d., Mutton, 4s. od. to ss. 4d. Veal,
t5...6d. to ;S. 2d. 1.3.m1), -Os. to 0.3.0 d. Pork, ss. 6,1. to 7s. 4d.
Beasts, 7e9. Sheep, G 006.. Castes, 160.- Pigs,- 240.

Hay, 41. Os. to 51. ss. Straw, CI. •_'3. to ;:t. Os. Clover, 51.
Os. to 71.05.

CO/VIC-EXIAN-Gr., OCT. 2.--This day we have
to fresh arrivals, of Wheat, but froth the quantity
left, on hand from Monday's and Wednesday's
Markets, there is a further reduction of
.from 4s. to
ss. per quarter; a few fresh arrivals of Oats to-
day, which are 2s. per quarter lower than Wed-
nesday's Market ; Barley, Malt, and Beans, the
same;; Boiling Pease looking upwards.
New Wheat 744.1045. 109 s. Tick Beans - - -84 s. 90s.
Fine ditto - - -115 s. Old ditto - - - 1008.
Rye - - - - •- sSs.' 625. Small ditto - 1008. lu4s.

Darley - -
NeW Ditto -
Alfa - -
Fine ditto - - -

—50 s. 55i,

5135.
- etis. 9GA.
9,91.

Feed Oats - - - 525. 565.
Fine ditto - - -58 c
Poland ditto - - 545. 575.
Old ditto - 655.

White. Pease-07DH.)
_853. 935.
New ditto - 9;9

Potac-oe ditto - -
Rape Secd -

6Js.
- 641. 665.

Grey ditto i 125.
New ditto -- - - - 8,55.

Fine Flour - -
Seconds -

1108.1155.
1()Os. 105 s.
London, England, 1812-12-30

LORD CASTLEREAGH TO MR. RUSSELL.

Lord Castlereagh presents his compliments to
Mr. Russell, and requests to have the honour of
seeing him at his house in St. James's Sqfiate, at
9 o'clock this -evening.
Foreign Office, Sept. IG, ISI2.
N. B.—Received a little before 5 o'clo,:k.

MR. HAMILTON TO MA. RUSSELL

DLAi'Sia--I have not seen Lord Castlereagh
since his receipt: of your two letters of the ---
but have received his directions to say to you, that
he is concerned that he cannot have it in his power
to reply to them for few days ;or would have
had
_much pleasure in attending immediately to
your request in that respect. You may he assured
that no delay will take place, which can be avoided.

1 am, dear Sir, faithfully yours,
W. HAMILTON.

Foreign Office, Sept. 16, 1812.
Jonathan Russell, Esq. &c.
London, England, 1812-12-30

DIET>

At Kingston, Jamaica, on the 15th of September, aged
yea's, Emplieline Adriaua Marsh, of Join Mitbourao
Marsh, Esq. Deputy Post-Master General of that Island; 2;l
on the Situ of :November fohowiug, their infant .401-1, a4z-cti
two months.

On the 21st inst. at his residence at Petham, in tin
.years f his age, after a long and-painful illness, Wiliiamßal,
dock, Esq. late of Canterbury. • -;
••.On Thursday last, at Great-Befklianipstead, after a linger"
ins; illness, aged 31, the. Lady of the Rey. John'Dralie.
On Saturday, at Reading, ir. his 82d yaar,. Joseph
coigne; Esq. of Larkin;, Essex.
On the 27th inst. at Merrow, in the County of Surrey, Miss
Tinkler,. only daughter of William Tinkles, Esq., of the,sunie
place, in the 14th year of her age. • - •
Ou Monday last,atßrighthelrostone, lingli‘Campbell
Esq.
Lately, at his house in the New-road, Mary-le-bonnc,-a-geft.
82, the Rev. Thomas Manners, Itector of Ailstone' in Lei-
cester, and Willoughby, in Lincoln, second iou'bf the late
Lord William Mariners, and uncle to the present Sir
Manners, Bart.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. •
Nl.rning, 25 minutes after 12. Etettinz, 50 'minutes after

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London, England, 1812-09-18

MRS. BROOKE'S GEOGRAPHY OF ENGLAND AND

WALES.
• This Day was published,
In One large Volume, 12tno. price hoar&, or ss. 6d.
bound,
A DIALOGUE between a LADY and 'her
PrPILS, dzsctibing a, JOURNEY through ENGLAND
and WALES; with a:Detail of the Arts and Manufactures of
each City and Town, and Descriptions of Natural History.—
Designed for Schools in general.
By Mrs. BROOKE.
Third Edition, c.ilisiacrably enlarged;
Together with au Introductory Account of England, and of
the MetrOpolis of the British Entife. By the Rev. John
Evans, A. M. Author of an Epitome- of Geography for the
Use of Schools ; a Sketch ofthe.llenomniations of the Chris-
fian,World ; Sequel, &c.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noSter4oW.

ESTATES FOR SALE.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,
By M. BAKER,
At the Kin's Arms Inn, in Dorchester,
On Tuesday, the 27th of Octoi)er next, at Three o'Clock in
_the Afternoon, • -
IN TWO LOTS, . .
•
On such Conditions as shall be then andstbere pi-educed,

The -FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the following
ESTATES :- -
LOT I.
ita LL that thie MANOR and LORDSHIP, or
repute;,l Maaor and Lordship.. of ARMESWELL, and
the capital MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and FARM, called
ARMES WELL FARM, with the Appurtenances, situate, lying-
and"being in.the Parish of. BUCKLAND.NEWTON, in the
County of Dorset, now in the tenure oroccapation of Thomas
Cross, as Tenant thereof,
.ccnsisting of a go,Od Faria House,
Out-houses, Barns; Stables, and' other necessary' and con-
venient Buildings, 'a Carden and Orchard, Well stocked with
Trees, and about Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of'ri.ch
Meadow, Amble, Posture, and Coppice Land.
London, England, 1812-09-18

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

• • Published this Pay,
, lII._ Two Volumes, price les. ,
MEMOIRS of a PRINCESS ; or - FIRST
-- I.O'M
By the AUTHOR of the Suppressed Book.
To he had of J. Mayuard,Bookseller, No. 9, Pauston-street,
Haymarket.

On the 44th instant will be published,,,
:in Royal Octavo, price 18s. in, boards,

A .TREAtISE on the OFFENCE of LIBEL;
„CA.' with A DISQUISITION, AT LARGE, on the RIGHT,
BENEFITS, and PROPER. BOUNDARIES, of POLITICAL
DISCUSSION.

By JOHN 'GEORC js
Of the Middle Temple, Speei.., Pleader. -•
London : Published Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-
street.

This Day was pfibliShed,
In One Volume, Octa'eo, price 125., boards,
DEFECTS of. the ENGLISH LAWS and
TRIBUNALS.
• .By GEORCIE ENSOIt, Esq..
Author of National ntlucatjun, NatiOnal Goi,ernmenf, Inde-
pendent Man, and Principles of Morality.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard.
Where may be had,'by the same Author,
.1. The Independent Man; Ql: ate Ess:ty .on the Formation
and Developement qf those, Principles and Facultiesof the
Human Mind, whit is constitute MOral and Intellectual Ex-
cellence, in 2 vols. Sy°. price 18s. boards.
2. ,On National Government, in e vols. Bvo. price 21s.
boards.
London, England, 1812-09-18

• , THEATRE. ROYAL,' COVENT-GARDEN.
TO--MORROW EVENING, Sept. 19, .1812,
will be performed •
PIZARRO.
Rolla' Mr. YOUNG ;
Alonzo, Mr. C. KEMBLE
Cora, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
(first time) Miss IVIARRIOT.
which will be added, the revived Comic Barletta of
MIDAS.
Apollo; Mr. SINCLAIR.; •
Pan, Mr. EMERY •,
•i.lldas, Mr. LISTQN;
Dammtas, Mr. TAY LOrt ;
Sileno, Mr. FAWCETT;
Mysia, Mrs. LISTON;
Daphne, Mrs. STERLING;
Nysa, Miss BOLTON. . _

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
INeet Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past Six.
*its A Private Box may be had nightly, on application to
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office.
Boxes is. Second Price Bs. 6d.—Pit 34. 6d. Second Price 2s.
.
-on-er Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Se-
cond Price Gd.
The revived Burletta of Midas having been greeted with the
unqualified approtiation of a numerous audience, will be re-
Teat ed every night till further notice.
Enn.On Monday, King Richard the Third.—On Tuesday, The
• ~4sh Fleet in 1342.—0 n Wednesday, The Virgin of the
Thursday, Venice Preserved.
004' 4 The Public are respectfully informed, that Congreve's
T11"IY of Love -for Love is in rehearsal, and will be pro-
4nced on Friday next.
London, England, 1812-01-24

ROBIN ADAM;

• TO, TIIE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
• SIR,
SINCE the Insertion of my Letter in the London
_ Morning and Evening Papers of Dec.i7th, I find that the
!Inniber of spurious Editions of the above Sung, which are
P°sed upon the Public as that swig by Mr. Bratiam. with
tsPtcetletited applause, at the Lyceum Theaf,e, has in-
ceased from "V wo to no newer Eight ! ! • In jirst:ce,
therefore, to Messrs. Button arid Whitaker, of St. Paul's u
rch,yard, who have purchased the Copy-right of the oniy
Ilnume Edition, as sung by Mr. Braliam, with a Syniph,,,,y
`,7 Accompaniment, as composed by me, expressly for that
nt as well as to guard-the Public against purchas-
rg, at the same price as that at %%illicit the genuine
tirie Sold; Copies which of course must be quite difieretat from
1 ant induced to publish a second Letter, to inform
the Public. that in order that every Person may be enabled
t
distinguish the sputious from the genuine Copies, Messrs:
and Whitaker have caused my former Leiter to the
Newspapers to be engraved on the Title page of their. Edi.
I°ll, with a Fac-simile of my Signature; so that no Copies
!/CP°sed in future for Sale, without that Letter engraved upon
It' can be genuine.

• I am, Sir,
Your obedient Servant, •
W. REEVE.

S 3► Marchmont.street, jan. i 3, 18t2.

THE SYSTEMATIC REFORMER OF ALL IMPER-
FECT AND ILLEGIBLE WRITERS, IN SIX LES-
SONS ONLY.

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and
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culai not sf -Ithr ce' s
Ladies
Penmanship, RA P
tletnen as feel ashamed of the awkward productions of their
l'en, that by his peculiar and scientific principle, (without
t4ception to advancement in life or infirmity of hand), they
Y acquire a permanently uniform and ersicuous hand,
ly useful for its wonderfuLdispatch, inp
sixlessons only.
Personages of the first rank, as well as merchants of
emi-
rlenc", honour the Professor with.th:ir patronage.
specimens to be seen, and references had, suitable to the
tanks of the parties.
Inquire for his Address, at Mr. Hoffinan's, stationer, No.
418, Strand.
Terms Three Guineas.
London, England, 1812-01-24

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
[°-MORROW EVENING, January 25, 1812,
will be performed Lite Comedy of
THE TWELFTH NIGHT.
Sir Toby Belch, Mr. EMERY ,
_-
Sir Andrew Kg-tie Cheek, Mr. BLANCHARD ;
Mr. LISTON ;
Clown, Mr. FAWCETT;
. • Olivia, Miss BOLTON ;
Viola, Miss S. BOOTH;
Maria, Mrs. GIBBS.
After which will be performed, for the 27th time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN FISH,
With entire New Music, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.

Padmanaba, Mr.J E F RI ES •
Sultan of Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN k
Omar, the Fisherman, Mr, BOLOGNA, jun. ;
Cayfacattarthri, the Persian Cook, Mr. G L ;
Zelka, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK
Morea, the Fisherinan's Daughter, Miss E. 130 L' OM.
2 foxes 73. Second-price 3s. 6a. --Tit 3s. 6d. Second-price
L—Gallery 2s. Second-price ts.—Cpper Gallery is. Se-
110nd- p rice 6d.
11aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
12_
Box-OlEce, its Bart-str::et,
, The Doers will be opened at Ilalf-past Five, and the I'lay
i'vßin at Ralf-past Six. •
hiThe new Pantornime of Harleuin and Padmanaba. or, .
"'e Celclen Fish, having been received throughout With.the-
EYeest approbation and applause, will be repeated every
ning till further notice.
-41()1, Monday, The Revenge. —On Ttresday will be pro-
ikcedi for the first time, a New Grand Operatic Drama, in
"ree Ads, called The Vit is of the Sun, founded on The
Incas of Marinoniel," and Kotzebue's Play of Rolla, or,.
I:he Virgin of the Sun, with entirely new Music, Scenery,
Dresses, and Decorations.

.ORATORIOS, !Six.
MESSRS. ASHLEY most .ce.Tectfully inform
, the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that the Season
commence as usual, at the THEATRE ROYAL in
,s-`-'VE/sils-GARDEN, on THURSDAY NEXT, the
"v3/41 instant.
Principal Performers, already engaged,
Madame CATALAN!,
Mrs. BLAND, -
And Mrs. DICKONS,
Mr. BRAHAM
BROA !MU R.ST,
Mr. 'PINNEY,
And Mr. BELLAMY.
Leader of the Band, Mr. SH_LEY,
Organ, Mr. I. ASHLEY.
tiboorS to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven pre-
.l,el. Boxes 7s. Pit 3s. 6d. Gall. 2S. Up. Gall. is.
for the lio..xes to be taken.ot Mr. btandou, at the
Rox-offiee, in Hart-street. _
Further Particulars will be announced in due tune.

ROYAL INSTITUTION.
THE MEMBERS and SUBSCRIBERS are in-
-110 fori,ici, that the LEcTult ES will commence TO-
-2.5th lanuary, at Two o'Clock; P.M. 'when
~Ihtiticdudory Letlure will be delivered by Mr. DAVY.
te'. e 161 lowing Arrangements are made for the ensuing
d4oh•—
t, to •
XN,.'„I'MISTRY and. ELECTROCHEMICAL
DAV Y, Esq. LLD. Sec. R.S.
'''''ktlNOMY,ny 1(01 YO•N 0, Esq. F.R.S. Astro-
S "t AN•E.
by I SMITH, M.P. E.R.S. Pr...s. Lin.
te,.
GET,
PHYSI,OLOGY, by P. M..- 110-
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„ t)LTRy, by T, CAMPBELL, Esq.
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This Day was published,

In Three Volumes Bvo. price 11. 11s. 63. boards, the Second
Edition. Dedicated by permission to Lord Grenville, and
aided by CoMmunications front distinguished Members of
both Liouse-s of Parliament,
AGENUINE and CORRECTED REPORT of
the SPEECHES of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM
PITT, in the House of Commons, from his Entrance in
Parliament in 1781, to the Close,of the Session in 1805.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row ; J.• Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Black, Parry 9 and
Co. Leadenliall-street ; and at the British Gallery, 54; New
Bond-strict.
London, England, 1812-01-24

OLD BdiLhr.

Yesterday 22 prisoners were tried. S.lventeeti
were convicted of Felony.
The Sessions having ended, sentence of Death
was passed
Thomas Kite, for stealing goods in a dwelling
house; George Lester, for a like offence • Thomas
Wells, for a highway robbery ; Wm. Fowler, for
stealing goods in a dwelling-house; Edward James,
for returning front transportation ; Thomas 1-ftihr,
for a highway robbery ; Mary Carroll, for stealing
goods in a dwelling-house; George Skeene, for
forgery ; John Clayton and Wm. Jenkins, for bur-
glary ; John Catherwood, for a like offence; Ti,o-
rnas Wood, for stealing in a dwelliog-h3use; John
Butler, for burglary ; Robert Leach, for house-
breaking; Philip Barnard, for srealitrg goods pri-
vately in a shop ; Richard Woodhatch, for return-
ing from transportation ; Charles King arid Tho-
mas Culliver, for stealing goods front a birge on'the
navigable river Thames; Giovanni Astardo, for
tor privately stealing goods in a shop ; Sarah Slitter,
for selling counterfeit money, having b4ore been
conviEted, and hal the Benefit of Clergy.
Two to be imprisoned in Cleikenwtll Bridewelt
for two years ; six for one year ; one for nine
months; and 15 for six calendar months; 13 to be
imprisoned in Newgate for various periods; eight
to be privately and two publicly whipped ; seven-
teen judgments were respired; three tined- one
shilling each, and twenty were discharged by pro-
eta illation.
George Davey was ordered to be transported for
14 years ; 31 for seven years.
Tt.e Sessions adjourned to the lgth of February
next.
London, England, 1812-03-16

VICTUALLINC-OFFICA,

• Marc/.) 6, 12.
HE COMMISSIONERSJor VICTUALLING
41-Hit MAJE..4I".s NAn' do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 24th instant, they thi,l be ready re.crive Ten-
ders in 711riting, sealed up), and weal for I hree Hundred and
Ftfi ThousandGzdlcnsof WEST INDIA RUM, to be deli-
vered at the Ports, and in the proportions uma'ertnentined,
30c,c00
50,-00

Plymouth,
Cork,

350,0,0 Gallons.
One half-thereof in'the courri of one Month Thin the date JJthe
Contract, and the other half in one !Wild, of ; a.td to'
be paid for by Bills payable, with Itterert, Ninety Days after
d.ute.

The Conditions of the Contrad niqy be seen at the Sioctacy'

ce.

No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price shaft
not be inserted in words at length, or that shaAl not be delivered to
the Boa,d, before One o'Clock .on the said Tuesday, the 2416
instant, nor unless the Person who makes the .Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends to answer when ,7114 `or,.
London, England, 1812-03-16

PRICE O.

DAY.
Bank Stock, shut India Bonds, 145. 13s. 14s. pr.
Navy s per teat. 91k 91 Exeheq. Bilk, 3d per d. 0,„
4 per Cent. shut Is. pr.-3id. der day, 2s.
3 per Cent. Red shut ss. pr.
per Cent. Cons. 60 4 j (Thulium,
Bank I . A nn. shut Imperial 3 per Cent.
India Stock, Cons. for oath April,6t 6ok

STOCKS

SATU

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Tu-MOR.,

ROW.

Morning, 5 min. after S. Evening, 3o min. after 5.

'l' 11 I',

S U N.

SOLE,I QUIS DlCtitt FAI.SeNI AUDIAT ?

L 0 IV 1) 0 N.

MOND kV, MARCH 16, Isl 2.

op

• MAILS.
ARRIIIeD—I Heligoland, t Anholt, t Dublin, z Waterford.
Du A-1 Malta, t Brazils, t Dublin.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
THIS ',Ay AP Tvvitcvzo'cLocx
Consols. - -60 ii 5 per Cent. Navy - 9t

An Anholt and a Heligoland Mail arrived this
morning. The continued movemenis of French
troops indicate the almost immediate commence-
ment of hostilities between France and Russia.—
The French army, it is said, is to be composed of
four divisions, commsucled-by MAssENA, OUDINOT,
NEr,•and BERTUIER. The Prussian Army is esti-
mated, rather too sanguinely, we fear, at 130,000
London, England, 1812-03-16

DIED.

On the 29th ult. at Mount Henry, in the Queen's County,
Ireland, in the 74th year of her age, the Right Hot►. Mary,
widow of the late-Henry Lord Baron Aunaly, of'l'curLch,
in the County of Longford. She was the only daughter of
Skeffington Randal Smyth, Esq. by the Hoti. Elizabeth
Moore.

On the gth inst. at his house at Leatherhead, Wrlliarn
Blackburn Esq. late of Aldgate.
On Thursday night, at her house in lohn-street, Berke-
ley-square, Miss Lowth, only survivint: daughter of the Lae
Right Rev. Robert, Lowth, Lord Bishop of London.
On I- !Array cveaung test, the intant son, pf Duncan Carnp.
bell, Esq. at his house in Alfred-place:
London, England, 1812-03-16

DIVIDENDS.

April 4. S. Savage and I. Slack, Macc:c,l..:ld, Cheshire,
silk-nianufadurers, at two, at the Nlacciesti,:id Arms Ho-
tel; Macclesfield.
April 14. B. Bradley, Farnham, Surrey, common brewer,
at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Farnham.
`April
it. I. Dunn, Turnmill-street, Clerkenwell, vidu-
eller, at eleven, at Guildhall.
April 4. It. Howard, sen. I. Rivers, R. Howard, jun. and
1. Howard, Mitcham, Surrey, calico-printers, at eleven,
at Guildhall. lmndon.
April 7. P. Dik4e.r. and W. Tebbett, St. James's-street,
booksellers, at eleven. at Guildhall.
April It. S. Didd. Rochester, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at
Guildhall, London.
April 38. M. Koops, otherwise Koops Von Ernst, Ed-
monton; Middlesex, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall,
London.
April 14. E. Winwood and S. Thodey, Poultry, London,
Seutr-a-f4elors, at twelve, at Guildhall.
May 2. W. Anderton and R. Lightollers, Chorley, Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinners, at eleven, 4t C uildliall, London.
London, England, 1812-03-16

FIC:TUALLING-OFFICE,

. March its,
THE COMIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
1- Hit 'MAJESTY'S hereby give Notice, That
Friday, the iotb of April next, they it'll! be react), to re—
,cive Tenders in writing, (sealed sip), and' treat for the supply
(on separate (ot:Palls) of what FRESH _BEEF and SLA
PROVISIONS may be demanded for the service of UV/la.
jeso's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the Rigier Shannnn,
in' Ireland, for Twelve Months certain, and further until Six
Months' warning shall be given for the termirationthereof:' te
be paid for
.6y Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days afer
date.'

The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, or by app ying to the Co&dor of his Ma.
4s
je.o's Claims at Limerick.
No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday the iotb of
April next, nor unless the Person .a,h, makes the "04 r,
or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called
fot : nor wilt .1,4 Tender t'-at contains extravag .nt prices upon
some articles, and prices much inferior to the real Ilp7t
others, be considerd as proper to he admitted.
Each Tei.eler MiiSi also 6, acc,npanieet 6y a Letter tinned by
two r, sponsible Perwts, engaging to become bound with4he Party
tendering, in the Penal Sum of pa. for the due performance of
each of the said C ntraßs.
London, England, 1812-07-11

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
I MONDAY EVENI::(3.-42;uly 13, ISI2, will
te acted the Tragedy of
ISABELLA ;
•
Or. THE FATAL MARRIAGE.
• Biron, Mr. B3RRYMORE;
Carlos, Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
isahella, Miss JOHNSON,
(Froro the Theatre Royal, York, being her first appearance
lu London). •
To which will be added, the Romantic Melo-Drama of
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
4,7- be. next representatiTt of the new Comedy of A Touch at
s4t Times is, on account of the lateness of the Season,
una-
♦eidauly deferred.
On Wednesday (by
_particular desirey Shaksoeare's Tragedy
?fliatalet; with the 13urletta of Tom thumtithe Great, he-
!Dig the Last Night of the Company's performing this Season.
London, England, 1812-07-11

CONIPACT VILLA, WILTSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT,
A By Mr. CHRISTIE,
at?,,,Compactri and Elegant Modern , FREE,
c, OLD VILLA, with suitable, Offices, stone-built,
4e slated • fitted ap in reintirka'ily neat taste; situated
k:r the lieviies, in the Connty_af Wilts; comprising a
it ruing-1.40 handsome l3 feet ; Dining-room, 20 by 14
11 et 6, with Veranda French Windows, opening
p11:°11 an ornamented Lawn, having, command of extensive
°Epects over a fertile Country; five Bed-chambers, Coach-
tWo-stall Stable, good Kitchen-gin-den and Paddock,
I,;ls°,lle Timber, altogether near two Acres, tithe-free and,
t7tax redeemed, forming an elegant retreat for a small
cel Family, or a'Sportsman, with the advantages of a
' re-
„3lthle neighbourehood, and easy access to Society of Bath,
-'
Only 19 mils
k,aPbe viewed with Tickets, to 4e-had of Mr. Christie, Pall-

- The Scotch Parish Ministers Stipends Bill, and
the Commercial Credit Exchequer Bill, were read
a second time, and committed for Monday,
The. Starch Manufacture Bill passed through
a Committee, and was reported without any
amendment.

The London Prisons Bill, and the Moorfields
Improvement Bill, were brought up from the
Commons, by Mr. Alderman Coinbe and other
Members, and severally read a first time.
The. East India Troops; the Lottery, and the
Pearl Ash Duty Bills were read a third time and
passed.
Mr. LUSHINGTOI4 presented a Message from
the Commons at the Bar, importing that the
Commercial Credit Exchequer Bill had -been
brought up to their Lordships' House by mistake,
and fequesting that their Lordships _would please
to return the same.

The Bill was accordingly forthwith returned to
the Messengers from th'e Colinnoni, at the Bar.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE notified his intention
to oppOse the General Highways Bill on its next
stage.
The Irish Population Bill was referred to a
'Committee of the whole House.

The Earl of Ross took this opportunity to ob-
serve, that what was stated by a Noble Baron
(Holland), on a former evening, respecting the
Bill, was founded upon misinformation or miS-
conception—inamuch as the returns under the
Bill were not to be made until the Spring Assixes
of the next yehr,
Lord HOLLAND in explahation,ullowed that he
had not read the the Bill, and said he had recev-=
M his information on the subject from those. who
he thougtht had the best reason to be informed.
London, England, 1812-05-23

_ • .
Theas M'lnto'sbi Esq. of Mackintosh, by he Duke of
t hol.

Colonel Bayley, on hiS appointment to the West Middle-
lsex Militia.

Mr. Curran, son to the Masteror the Rolls in Ireland, bi'r
Sir john Cox Hippesley.
Alajor I'. Fraser, R. Scots, on return front Portugal.
• Mr. Graham, on going abroad. -
Col. Brooke, oth, on return from Sicily. . .
General Dalrymple, on promotion and 'return from abroad.
Mr. Coiiper, with the Address from Hertfortf.
1 he following were presented by the Lord in Waiting.
General F. Dundas, 71st R.egiment, General Campbell,
the Duke of Roxburgh, the Earl of Westmeath, Sir John'
Heron Maxwell, Mr. Tyrwhitt Drake, Lieutenant-Thom-
son, Ensign Pole, Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Long. Petie, Mr.
G. Talbot, Capt. Sir Wm. Bolton, Capt. A'Court, R. N. ;
Generals Tarlton-and'Gascoyne, and Messrs. Heywood, As-
pinall, Corrie, Bourn; and Bolton, with an-Address from
Liverpool: . •
London, England, 1812-05-23

DESIRABLE RECTORY, in KENT, of the value of
FIVE HUNDRED e'OUNDS PER ANNUM.
• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Messrs. H081N8.,.
At then-Spacious Rooms, PIAZZA,' COVENTXAR-
' DEN, on SATURDAY, the 39th instant, at welve
o'Clock, . • •
•MHE RECTORY of OTFERDENT, in Kent,
I. Fourteen' Miles from Maid,tone:and only Fifty Miles
from London; ccitswing of the Ettate of the present lenant
for Life in the Advowson of this I.eetery.
The Lcumbent is above Seventy-one Years old, and the
Vendor under Fifty, enjoying riled health, offering to a
Purchaser almost a'certainty of tnt: next Presentation, with
the right to rrefetft again in the event of th'e hilt Presentee
dying before the Vendor. '
The P.e,aory is undervalue in the King's Books, and com-
prises a good Parsonage House, with an adjoining Glebe of
Twenty-lour Acres or Meadow, a Farm of One Hundred and
Sixty-seveh Acres of Land, and all the Tithes of the Parish,
and is now let for nearly
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM.
- Printed Particulars may be had any day plior to•the Sale,
of Mr. H. Taunton, Solicitor, Oxford ; at the Auction
Mart; and of Messrs. Robins.
London, England, 1812-05-23

Mrs. C t—iRK Ep

• The Villa is in all respeas calculated for the immediate
occupation of a Family, and posseisses an infinity of corive.
niences, ,with all necesary_-attached and. detached Offices,
Greeil-tiotase, admirable double Coach•lwuse, .and Stabling
for roar Horses-, pleasant 4; #dens, ekc. held for a term of is
Years? suhicc,i to a Ground-rent of 301. a Year.
The extremely elegant and appropriate Furniture and Ef.
feels May be. had at a fair Valuation, or the same willbe
aiald by it uetion on the Premises.

Mic, be vie Wed .till the Sale, -with Tickets only,_which
ntay tae had in Covent gai.den.

FRI;EIIOLD ,IIUNTING-BOX, with possession, at
LYNDOURST, in Hants.
TO BIE SOLD BY AUCTION,
y Messrs. 110f10 IS,
At their_SpacioLs Ruoms, PIAZZA, COVENT-GAR.

• on SATURDAY, May 30, at Twelve.
45„ Most llcsitable FREEHOLD H UNTING-
-1 BOX, delightfully situate in the admired and
. SOCIAL VILLAGE (IF LYNDHURST,
And in the mest.approved Part of the New Forest; the
House is calculated for the comfr.rtable ALseupation or a
small Fartiiiy, and singularly ,veil adapted for a Sporti,,g-
Box, possessing an infinitr of domestic Conveniences, and
all necessary attached and detachQd Pates,' Coach. house,
Two stall Stable, Pleastirerand Inlet's, and stind I
Pakidock ; a Pack or Hconds are kept. iiiimcdiaitely c0i,,..4..„-
ous, and the Estate giv..s unlimited tight of Comnr,n.
May be viewed 14 days prior to the sale, with Tickets,
which may be hail of Messrs.. Robins, Covent-garden, of
whom Particulars will also lie and at the Crown, Lynd-
hurst; Mr. Hervey, High-strceto Southampton; and at tile
Atte-Ilan Mart.
London, England, 1812-05-23

ranean.

Sailed the Persian sloop of war for the Downs,
with a fleet under convoy ; also the Snake, Bun-

FORD, for London.

TORBAY, MAY 22.—Arrived the Comet sloop of
war, with part of the outward-bound American
convoy, having parted from the rest.
London, England, 1812-05-23

NAVAL NS WS,

DEAL, MAY 22.--Arrived his Majesty's Ship
Chr stinn Vllth, and the Defiance man of wa -
from off Floihing ; likewise the Aaive frigate and
her prize from Poi tsraouth.

PORTSMOUVH, MAY 22.—Arrived his Maje Sty's
blips Spitfire and Buzzard from a erflize:
The Carmarthen and Alexizader East Indiameo
have arrived at the Mother Mulc from the Downs.

.• PLYMOUTH, MrsY Arrived the French
schooner Ilirondelle, laden with tice, from Balti-
more, bound to Bourdeaux, captured by the Dryad
frig*. Also, the Fren4ch chasse roar6e La Maria
Francoise, laden with brandy and wine, captured
near Isle de Rile by the Arrow schooner, of 12 guns,
commanded by Lieut. SCRIVEN.
The drroW has also captured two French sloops,

,aden with like cargoes, Which are not yet arrived,

but hourly expeBed.

Afrived the .Bulwark, of 74 guns, from Basque

Roads.

Sailed the Romulus troop ship for Lisbon ; also,
be Brune and Lulona frigatm to the westward.
Arrived the Maidstone frigate from the Mediter-
London, England, 1812-05-23

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE STOCK, and
ONE HUNDRED and FORTY POUNDS, FIVE
PER .0 ENTS, certain on the Demise of Two infirm and
aifed Persons, aged 83 and 73.
TO BE SOLD BY' AUCTION,
'By Messrs. ROBINS,
.At the AUCTION NA it-1' on MONDAYI June is, at
• T welve,
TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED and
SEVENTEEN POUNDS, TWELVE' SHIL-
LINGS. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE.
STOCK, a:id One'. Hundred and Forty Pounds, Five. per
Cents. standing- in the names of Trustees of. the highest
Consequence and Respeelability, and certain immediately on
th; Demise of Two Persons, aged 83 and 73. ThiF, Stock,
which from the high'and.deserved estimation with *which It
is viewed y the Putille,is now at 2gal. per t.ent. Premium,
and, consequently, would now produce near -
SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS,
'independent of the Five per Cents; now worth One HUn-
dred and Forty Pounds. Tne Parties are of the highest re-'
spe6tability, ParticularS are preparing, and may. be had
twenty-one days prior, to the Sale, at the A uetiou Mart, and
in Covent-garden.
London, England, 1812-05-23

FRENCH DECREE.

" Palace of St. Cloud, April 29,18 n.
" Napoleon, Emperor of the French, King of
Italy, Prote&or of the Confederation of the
Rhine, Mediator of the Swiss Confederation,
" On the Report of our Minister for Foreign
•‘ In consequence of the Aft of the 2d of March,
18s t, by which the Congress of the United States
have enabled exemptions from the provisions
of the Non-Intercourse 1161, which prohibit the
entrance into the American ports to the ships
and goods of Great Blitain, of its colonies, and
dependencies ; .
" Considering that the said Law is an act of re-
sistance to the arbitrary pretensions consecrated by
the British Orders in Council, and a formal refusal
to adhere to `a system derogatory to the independence
of Neutral Powers, and of their flag ;
" We have decreed, and do decree as follows :
" The Decrees of Berlin and Milan are cleflni-
tively, and from the date of the Ist of Novempes
last, considered as never having taken place (non
avenues) with regard to Amilican ves,els.
(Signed) • " NAPOLEON.
" By order of the Emperor,
" The Minister and Secretary for Foreign Affairs,
(Signed) " The Count,Dmtu.
(Tine Copy)
"The Minister for Foreign Affairs,
(Signed) " The Duke DE BASSANO."

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, be-
fore the Right Hon. EDWARD Lord ELLP.NIIOI2OiiGH'
Lord Chief Justice, &c. in and after Trinay Term,
1812.
London, England, 1812-05-23

THE WASEILNC;I3ROUGI-1 ANA.) FILIGIIINGTON
ESTATES, •
IN THE COUNTY or. LINCOLN.

MR. SQUIBB respectfully givestNinice, that the
Sale of the Virst l'art of the VALUALLE ES -
S, which was advertised to take place.at Garraway's
Coffee-house,. on Tuesday, .the zith of May, inst. is una:
Voir:ably POSTYUNiiD until T U SDA .the uric,
' when it will positively take place.
Descriptive Particulars, • with Plans annexed, may be
' had of MC Hest, Washinghrough, who will slim the
•Estatesi of lohu qardell, at Lincoln.; at the Saracen's.
Head, Lincoln;. the Angel, Sleaford ; the Bull, at Baum;
the Angel and Talbot, Peterborough ; at Garraway's ; of
Mr. Fladgate, Solicitor, EsSex-street, Strand ; and of Mr.
Sqr,tibb, Saville-row, London.

• This Day was published,
A DESCRIPTION, of FONTHILL AB EY,
LA. Wiltshire ;. iilListiated by Views; drawn and engraved
by lames Storer.
• Royal Oro. with Procifs on Iniia 1:, 2 ,o
Ditto w Coninion r 5 o
Super !!iya,,
_7 - - o i 6 o

by %V. Clarke, New Boad-street;,(. Carpenter,
Old Bond-street ; W. Nil'er, Albernarle-street ; C. Chap-
ple, Pall ; White and Cochrane:, Fleet-street; Sher-
wood, Neely, and tones, Paternoster-row• Brodie and Co.
Salisbury; and I. Storer, En4raver, Pentoz;ville.

GONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHNIA,ANO
WINTER COUGH.

S"H bas been Ihe wonderful effea of the OXY-
'M G L and. prepared ST R AMON I UM, in the Cu►e of
the above Diseases, that not one Case can he produced in
which they havenOt proved highly beneficial.
"The last Edition of Mr. I'lSi-1E Tiesifse on Asthma,
Consumption, &c.contains.,severat reimrk.d3leCures of Con..
suiuption and Asthma, which (iad beeat declar,d by eminent
Medical Men to be hopeless... ,

Several consumptive l'atients have been effedually cured,
who were to all appearaiiLe liviri6 Skeletons, and, whit is
still very remarkable, Muse Asthmatic Subje&s who were
cured in the course of last W Mier, haVe not experiethed the
least retotn of•the complaint this Winter. •
In Mr; t'isher's I:reatise, price 2s. 6d, will be found the
most respectable• restimonies of the efficacy and- inuoCent
quality of these discoveries.
The Oxyatel,and prepared herb are sold in London by
Harris, corner of St. Paul's Churchyard; Bacon and Co.
'so, xford-street; Foster and Co 34, Parliament-street
and Butts, lierner's-street ; Lynch, Manchester; Turner and
Akenhead, Newcastle; Billinge, Liverpool ; Barry, Bristol ;
Eddovves, Shrewsbury ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ;
Caljarn, Newark ; Brass, Flull ; 13alam, Portsmouth; Searle,
Leeds ; Ifornby, York il - Poole, Chester ; Brodie and Co.
Salisbury; tones, Oxford ; Minsitul I, Lancaster ; Newbury,
Dubin); and Hooker, Ipswich.
London, England, 1812-05-23

A FREEHOLD ESTA/TE and VALUABLE V;
situate at PON DER'S END, near EN H. ELI), in the
County of Middlesei.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, •
Capin it FREEHOLD ESTATE, col-sistirig- Of
an excellent modent-built Darin-house, in complete
repair, with. large Garden, Barns, Smbling, Cow-houses,
Piggery, and other Convenient out-building, including a sin-
gularly valuable and very improvable WHARF on.theltiver
Lea ; together with I I I.TY ACRES AND A HALF,-
(more o? less), of superior fertile MEADOW and ARA-.
BLE LAND adjoining ; a part of which coritiiins•capital
Brick Earth to an.intmense Depth. The, whole of tii:s very
desirable Estate is Tithe free, and inunedirde possession will
be given. -

May be vi6ved at any time, by applying to Mr., Kent, the
Stevard, on the Prennise 5 and for further,particulars,
ply to iVir. Van liey.tbuysen, No. 1.2., iohn-street, 13eaura-
L onion.
London, England, 1812-05-23

ESTATES FOR SALE.

CHARMING VILLA, agrenbly placed on the Rise,, of
HARROW. HI LL, with SIX ACLU.> of LANl),.and
Possosion. .

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By -Messrs:ROBINS,
At their Spacious Rotnns, PIAZZA:, COVENT-GAR-
DEN, on SATURDAY, May • 3c,
.at Twelve, • vvithout
any Restriaion,
Delightful COTTAGE VILLA, .
LA. placed on the Rise of ila trow. hill; and envirot,ed by
its extensi kr- Lawns: and Pleasure-grounds, .and two Pad_
docks of near ,F,ix Acres of excellent Pasture Land. This-en-
viable Villa has longteen kn,own justly- adinred'as.
- EGREMONT COTTAGE, . • • -•
Arid is in all respects ealeu ',wed . to give every .possible corn_
tort to a moderate sized f amity, The 0 nt-offices are, quite
correspondent,, arid the
.w:uile in perfect repair, &c. The
Estate -is held for aterm of Years, subject to an old and
very low Rent of 631. a Year:
The appropatite Furniture,may be had at a Valuation, or
the Same-wii I be sold by Audion on the Premises,
May be viewed only with Tickets, which, with printed.
Particulars,. may be had 14 days prior to the Sale, in Covent-'
garden. .