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London, England, 1812-03-14

Pill IS.

At Moor Park, Hefts, the seat of Robert Williams, Fsq,
M P. the Lady of John Colmin Ras! ,feign, Es]. of lrrt-
deaux, in Cornwall, of a still-born child.
The Lady of John Hyslop, Esq. Surgeon, Fenchurcit.
street, of a Daughter.

At Annefield, in the County of Kild.ire, the seat of her
father, fah') Dexter, Esq. Mrs. Homan, wife of F. Homan,
Esq. of the Post-Office, Dublin, of a Son.
On Saturday the 29th ult. the wife of the Rev. Thomas ,
Mills, M.A. 'Vicar of Bumpstead Helios, Essex, of twins,
both daughters
On the zd inst. at Kilmaurs, the wile of folio Dinning,
miller, of three sons, who, with the mother, are doing well.
London, England, 1812-03-14

Mr. #27b*it moved the order of the day, fOr *
Committee on the Penitential.), Hose Bill.
Sir S. ROMILLY obje&ed to the motion, upon the
ground that many Gentlemen were absent_ on the
Assizes whose opinions would be useful.
Mr. OLDFIELD said, the objet at present was
merely to have the blanks flied up, preparatory to its
re-committal on Friday next.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE spoke in favour of the post-
ponement.

Mr. HOME SUMNER objected to the principle of
the measure altogether.
_ _ _

After a few observations from Mr. Calvert, Mr.
Long, Mr. Whitbread, and Mr. Ryder, the Bill
went through a Committee, the Report was received,
and ordered to be printed, and taken into further
consideralion on Friday next.

Adjourned at 'Twelve o'clock, to Monday.

MAI Ls.
ARRIVID-.2 Guernsey, z Jersey, '2 Dublin, z Waterford
Dot -1 Malta, t Brazils, i Waterford.

PRICE OF s-rocKs.
THIS DAY • T O'CLOCK.
Consols. - - • 601 I 5 per Cent. Navy

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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUIS DICEEtt FALSUM AUDEAT ?

Lso ND 0 N,

SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1812.

We this morning received American Papers, from
which we have made the tollowing extnias :
" • BosToN, FEB. 14.—They talk in Washington
of a recess of Congress in March.
" Mr. MoRIER, (he late English Charge d'Affaires,
has embarked from New York fur Brazil.
London, England, 1812-03-14

TO BE SOLD,

. -
Pursuant to a Decree of the High Ceurt of Chancery, bear,
ing date the 6th day of February, ISrl, made iii-a cause,
wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHAIeD BEAU—,
MONT and Others are Plaintiffs, and 'CHIN 13E1%14.
MONT and Others are Defendants,

ALARGE quantity of TIMBER, standing..at
or near Whitley Hall, 'in the parish of Kirkhcaton,
and parts adjacent, in the-Courity of "York, and Mvtton
in,the township of Little My tton, and .parish of ‘Vhalley, inr
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 heseld-, with the
approbation of Samuel. 'Compton Cox, E. one of the
Masters of the said Court,
,at the Beaumont Arms,- near the
Church at Kirkheaton atbnsaid, on Monday, the 3oth day of
March, xBl2, the Sale beginning at tz o'clock ; and suclt
part thereof as lies in the county of Lancaster, will be sold,
With the approbation ot.the said Master, at the sign of the
Boat, at Little My-two aforesaid', on Friday, the 3d day of
April, 1812, the Sale beginning at to o'clock.
particulars of the said. Timber may be had .(gratis) at the
said MaSter's Chambers, in Soutliamptou-Intilatigs,
cery-lane, London ; of Messrs. Horne and. Rogers., Solicitori,
Serle,street, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's
Inn-squire;, of Mr. Van Heythuy son, Solicitor, lobo- street;
Bedford-row ; of Mr. Richard Addinell, of 'Fadcaster ; of
Mr. john Neville, of Spoisbrotigh',,near Doncaster ; Mr_
lames-Hinchliffe, Bradley-lane; near Ittillrireld ; of. Mr'.
Thomas Rylak, of Dewsbury. near Leeds ; at the Beaumont
Arms,. Kirkheaton,; at the Boat, Mytton-bpdge ; at the
Whalley Arms, in Whalley ; at the Swan Inn, Alithewe ;
and at Whitley Hall, • near Huddersfield.
London, England, 1812-09-25

POLIcE

Bow - STREET. Wednesday •evening,. Trinvn
Snit t was brought -up on a charge of assaultilo:
and robbing. Mr. Batchelor; of the Temple, of h
Watch. Mr. Batchelor stated Not as he wls
nirniitg home, between seven and eight o'clock,
the prisoner ran against him near the ,end of
Qaeen-street, Lincoln's-Inii-fields,- snatched
watch out of his pocket, and -,:vas making ot:r
it, when Mr. Ba:_ehelor seized him, but immedi-
ately received a blow from another inan, wEt :h
obliged bins to loose his hold of the prisoner, who
then ran away,through Lincoln's-inn-fields, into
Duke-street,.Whither be was pursued by 'Mr.
and several other persdns, one of A'vilorn attempteei.
to secure him; but some of his associates prevent-
ed,it. Fortunately, however, Limbrick, one
the Bow-street officers, who lives in Duke;.strei!i:,
hearing tht cry of stop thief,.rati out and sect rccl
the prisoner. The watch is Supposed to have been
thrown away by the prisoner in his. flight,. as one
of-the witnesses. head something drop frolmilitn.
Mr; B. being positive to the prisoner's person;
he was fully committed for trial for the highway
robbery.

Two Well known characters of the names ci
Ducl,tiel and Nightingale, -were tak'en into "custody
by-the same-officer, on suspicion of being concern
ed in -the foregoing robbery; but none of. the
witnesses being able to identify their persons they
were-discharged.

.
Gutt,Dilm.t..7---A young man, the On of a Co-
lonel in the army, yesterday underwe'ut a second
ml.mination, on a charge of having ,assaulted.his
father, and having threatened, to do him some
bodily injury with a knife, which he took. .up for
that purpose. When the charge was first mad-,
the,Aiderman imagined that si,ch unnatural arc,
outrageous conduct could only be attributed-to in-
sanity, ordered him to he sent to the Compter,
in order .that the surgeon of" that prison' might
have„ an Opportunity of examining into the,..state
of his triind. The report of Dr. Hodson was yes-
terday brought up, from which it appeared th,lt
the 'prisoner expressed hit contrition for his con-
duct, and :attributed his Unjustifiable violence to
intoxication. Sir foxy EAM Elt had the pa:tici
conducted into his private room, when'the parent
having expressed a wish not to proceed further is
the charge, from the apparent sincerity of his son's
sorrow, the worthy Alderman addressed the of
-in a strain of severe admonition, which he
seemed to feel with great poignancy; after whit:
a reconciliation ,took place between him and his
indulgent pat ent.

• MNRLE'OROUGH-STRErT.-Dennis D:rris, valet -
to Lord Hawke, was charged with' as.,qultinga
Sheriff's officer, of the .name of Weldon, in. the
execution of his duty, and was held to bail for the
assault.
London, England, 1812-09-25

LARGE ADVOIVSON, WARWICKSiiIRE.

• SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In London, (unless previously dispo'sed of by Private
contract), . N
ripHE ADVOWSON of SOLIHULL, ncarly
midway betiVeenßirrninf;hlam and Warwick,;, consisting
Qt• an excellent Parsotiage and about Eighty-eight
Acres of Rich Glebe Land,. and' t'he•TITHES • belonging ,to
tat. Rectory .of the.Pnrish, Which
.cootains upWardS of Eleven
Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of
between Two and Three Thousand Ponnds -the present Id-.
cum:Aent-abed about 56 years. • . .
• Printed Particulars maysoon he had, at the Auction Mart;
4 Thomas Ryder, Esq. Lincoln's-inn ;' of Messrs.. Richard-
son and Co. No". 7, Lincoln's Ina 'Fields ' • of Joseph Hard-
ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford ion
Avon ;, and of Messrs, Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis-
bury, who will treat by private contract.
London, England, 1812-09-25

lIREACH OF PAR9I.E.

• Whiteindl, ,Seprelnher, 1812.
WHEREAS ,the -French General•of Brigade
MAURIN, and his Brother, Capt. ISIAURTN, didion
the Ist of this Month, abscond front Aberz.,-avenny, in violL-
tion_of their Parole of Honour; and there is every reason to
suppose, that they were aided in their Escape by the same
Bri6sh Subject ur Snhjects; who had formerly aided , in the.
Escape of the'French 'General Lefebvre, from Cneltenham.

A Reward of TWO HU'N'DRED POUNDS ii hereby offered
to any Person or Persons who shall give 'such Informatipn et;
may'lea(l O, toe Cohvictiono(the_Briti}l Subject or—Su:Jjects
who aided the said Generfri INIAURIN:and his Brother in their
Eseape' from this Kingdom, the said REWARD to be, paid by
the LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his telA.ll:s7rs TREA-
SURY. • •

, .
The said PersonS are supposed to have embarhed at Deal,
or its'Ne4hbourhood, on boar& a Boat named the "Star" of
Deal, Sohn Lewis, Master, and to have bceaianded at Bell-
lOgne, on or about Friday, the 4th inst. Thu said -1-.:oat is
suppoeed'to be the Property of a mail named Richard Waddle;
of Dfinchurch, - and Wa3 seized in the Chat:mil a few da.-:s
since, on her-return from the, opposite Coast with a Cargo of
Spirits.

DILEACH OF PAROLE OF FIONOCiI. •
'Pi-an:Tort-Office, Sept. 24, 1,112.
IVHEREAS, the French Officer', Prisoner cif
War, named and described at the pootherecf, has
absconded from Ashby de touch, in Violation of his Parole of
Honour'; the Commissioners, for conducting his Maje,y3
Transport Service, &T. do hereby offer a REWARD of TEN
GUINEAS, for the Recapture of the said Prisoner, to c,ny
Person or Persons, who shall 'apprehend him, and deliver
him at this Office, or otherwise cause him to be securely
lodged in any of the Public Gaols ; and a further REWARD
of TWENTY GUINEAS 9u Conviction of any British Sub-
ject aiding in his Escape.

GAB. MELLIS. Lieutenant in the Army, 42 year of age,
.5 feet 6 inches high, slight made, thin Visage; fair Con_
plexion, brown Hair, blue Eyes, slightly marked with the
Small Pox, Speaks very good Englsh, and had on a loose,
Great Coat', and ilqiite Trowsers:

It is sai:l there is arived, or is to mi.iee, a Mar-
*hal-to renLice Alarm nt, and•we Tse a,str_ed it is
`the-Darling ;?/ rawv-she:i, th:l IS, the fa-
nious v• meet whc,a, as he ('time ai)nf..;,
2000 men went fvqiu Bayonne. But -he eol;ie
slowly, and with m i&i fear. lie. does . for
he knows who Lord Weilir.gbin is 5 and it,
he. carne so form ittubly .aceonrivtiied, to plant the
lumerial E.:11;1es on the -walls of Lish.:o, he :vas
foiled; ivhat has he now to ,expect when he conies
trine ?

Citruz„..ktiG. 31.--.-The French continue thiir
retreat towaeds Granada. Senor Pizarro enters
to-day.upOn the functions of the internal Govern-
ment of the hingdom, Senor 0 Doiine: haying been
permitted to resign.
VILLAmANA-q, SFPT. 7.-7-Yesterday, at three in
in the afternoon, the General of this army tthe
sixth) received a dispatch from General Casta-
nos. In consequence of this, it is reported that
we are Aling to be incorporated with the Englisl
army. •
London, England, 1812-09-25

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY .AUtTION,
• By M. BAKER,
•
At the. King's Arms Inn, in,llorchester,
Oa Tuesday, the 27th of October 'next, at Three o'Cloc.k in

tine - Afternoon, .
IN ,TWO LOTS, ,
On such Conditions as shallbethen and thire produced,

The FEE SIMPLE and 'INHERITANCE of the follOwitig
- ESTATES
'LOT I.
•

.
LL that the MANOR and LORDSHIP, or
1-7 A. reputed Manor, and Lordship, of
_ARMESWELL, and
the capitaI•MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and-FARM, called
ARMES WELL:FARM, with the Appurtenances, Situate, lying
and being in the Parish of BUCK-LAND NEWTON, iu the
County of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas
Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm House,
Out-honseS, Barns, Stables, and other necessary and con-
venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with
'frees, and alunit Four Hundred and Seventy Aeres of rich
Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land:

LOT II;
-All that othet MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM,
with the Appurtenances, called KNOAKE otheVwise
KNOAKES • FARM, -situate, lying, and being- in the said
Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, now also in the occuoa-
tion,of the said Thomas Cross, as Tenant therciof, co.nsixting
of a good Farm-house and- Garden, Stables, and convenient
Out-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of e,.cellent Meadow,
Pasture,.-and Arable Land.

These Estates are situate in a: porting Country on the 13ar-
ders of the fertile Vale of J3lackiooote, al;,,ut Ten Milt. from
Dorchestcr, Eight' from •''Sberb: cur,. nd Four frthn Cerue ;
and abound wan Coppices and fine Oak, Ash, and Elul Tim-
ber.

The Tenant's Lease expires at Lady Day, 1818, and at the
other usual and customary times of quitting Estates in those
parts..

The Purchaser will be entitled to the Watts and Pro-,
fits from Lady llay, 1816.
*** For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant; and
for printed• Particulars of the Estates, at tli= ti-ice of Mr. P.
OAKLLY, Dorchester, Attorney at Law; at. the Auctioneer's;
the Farb House, at Akine,Well.;. at the Principal Inns and Li-
braries in .the Towns' of Sherbornc, Shaftesbnry, Bridport,
111andford, Salisbury, and Exeter, and at Aressr..PEAasaxS,
Solicitors, Purup•-court, Teaiple, Landon.
London, England, 1812-01-10

SMITHFIELD MARKET, TAW. so.

'Thin' day's Market had a short supply of the dif-
ferent kinds of Cattle; Beef, Mutton, ltnd Pork,
were cheaper ; Veal supports last price; a-nd the
trade in genetal was somewhat flat.—;The sales b.;
the-Hay-Market were trang ; B;6W:llas:dropped
in price ; Clover has got up in price ; Hay sold at
last price.—The undermentioned prices and ntu
bers area correct statement

To sink the Offal per st,ne of Sib.
Beef, 4s. 4d. toss. 4(1. Mutton, 4s. e.d. to ss. Rd. WA?,
ss. ed. to 7s.,pd. Pork, 45. 043. to ss. .Bd.
Licasts, 6,p. Sheep, 3410. Calves, L2O. Pigs, 29.0.
SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

Hay, .41. Os. od. to 0. 55 od. Straw, 21. os. od. to 21.
too. Clover, si. os. ad. to 71.
London, England, 1812-01-10

'HE SPRING COURSES of LECTURES will
begin at this Theatre, on Monday, January ao, 1212.
The LECTURES on the THEORY a'id PRACTICE
of MEDI CI N E are delivered by Dr. POWELL.
On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Air. ABER.
NETH Y.
On SURGERY, by Mr. ABERNETHY. .
On CHEMISTRY. by Dr. HUE.
. On MIDWIFERY. by Dr. THYNNE.
• The ANATOMI'.:A L DEMONSTRATIONS, by Mr.
ILAWRENC E.
For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Wheel r, at the
Apothecary's Shop of the Hospital.

THEATRE OF ANATOMY,
Blenheim.street, Great Marlboronich-street.

'THE SPRING COURSE 'of LECTURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY,
'will be commenced on Monda) , the zoth of tanuAry, at Two
o'clock,
_ _ _ _ _ _

By Mr. BROOKES.
Spacious Apartments. thoroughly ventilated,_ and replete
_ 'with every convenience, are open all the Morning, for the
purposes of Disseding and Injeding, Where Mr. Brookes
attends to direct the Students. and demonstrate the various
- parts as they appear on Dissection.
The I itconveuiences usually attending Anatomical investi-
gations, are countersded by aq antiseptic Process.—Pupils
may be accommodated in the .House.
Gentlemen established in Pradice, desirous of renewing
their-Anatomical Knowledge, may be accommodated with au
Apartment to Dissed in priyately.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING CLOTH.
superior kind of Texture which is the ex-
clusive privilege of this Fabric, renders it the most
pleasant, comtOrtable, and economical description of Shirting
Cloth ever yet ingnutaetured.

li washes beautifully white, is warranted for d:•rability
equal to the best Irish Linen, and about half the Price.
Sold Wholesale, and by the Piece, at 1;4. Cheapside, near
St. Paul's ; Harding, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall, and no other
house in London. _ . _

The last three years Sale has fully proved the utility of
this ManufaCture ; and tbe Pateptee pledges himself, that
it will be found to possess every advantage tar which it is
recommended.

WHITE-HORSE INN TAVERN, and !TWILL,
For GENTLEMEN and. FANIILIES,
Fetter-lane, London.

TAMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken
the above long established Concern, and in soliciting their
Patronage and that of the Friends of the late Occupier, Mr.
Samuel Holmes, informs them that, with a view to render
the most superior Acc,,mmodation, he has made consider-
able Alterations and Improvements in the Premises and
that from an arrangement with some of the first :vlerctants
in the City, lie is enabled to have always hind an exten-
sive Stock of the most ~hoice old Wines a-I, genuine Spirits ;
and he assures those Gentlemen ac;ii Families who honour
him with their Support, th.,t no exertion on his pact .shall
be wanting to render them every Comfort an Inn can pos-
sibly afford.
Coaches to most pans of the Kingdom. Neat Post
Chaises.
London, England, 1812-01-10

HIS NIAIESTY'S HEALTEL.

Mr. Secretary Ryosa rose, for the purpose, of
moving the appointment of a Lull Mince to ex-
amine the Physicians, touching t le state of his Ma.
jesty's health. It had been consiierLd questiobOblel

4el

it

lar
London, England, 1812-01-10

DIED

On Wednesday the rst iust. at Bristol,- Mrs. Gould, Wi-
dow of the late .Major-General t'aston
-O Monday last, John MayoW,- 'aged'tour years and hnif;
eldest Sall ut P. W. Mayow, Esq. of Guildtord-street, Rut,.
_

The.sarne'day, at Margate, after a short illness, Mr. Eyler„
late of It arnsbury, Wilts.

On Wedoesda7 last, „Elizabeth, the infant. daughter of
Mr. (antes (tole, of Clapham Cvimnoti.
'On the iith ult. suddenly, at boti,,;las, in the Isle vf
Mann,, Francis }Lily, Esq. late of Cork.'

ER ICE U.

• I'QCKS

YESTE

Balk,Stock, 23i
Navy's' per Cent. 94 k
I rish 5 per Cent.
4 per tent. 78
3 per Cent. lien. 63 63
3 per Cent. Cons. 6z a
Bank L. Ann. i 6
India Stock,

RDAIi.

HIGH WATER AT LOW

Morning, 24 min. after to.

India Bonds. 17s. pr.
New Ann. bz
Excheri. Bilis. '3d. per day,
2s. 3s. pr.-30. per day,„
35,. 6s. pr.
Uranium, die.
I inperial Ann.
Consols. for Op. 641 641

DON BRIDE L. TO-1110R.

ti Evening, 50 nun. after
London, England, 1812-01-10

BIRTHS

At Sheffield .11a11,. Queen's County, Ireland, the seat of
Major Cassan, the J.ady of Stephen !ieffielti Cassan, Esq.
Batristcr at Law; of a Daughter , •

Md',R K /I I).

On. Monday last, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester,
Mr. lvlelville, of Nottingham, to Miss ToWnend, daugliver
of William Townerid, Esq. of Ardwick-plai.e.
On Tuesday last, at Chelsea. Church, A IviTew 6V help,
dale, Esq. of Battersea, to Miss M. S. Carruthers, daughi-
ter of Walter Carruthers, tyq. of Lindsey row, -Chelsea„
late Commander of the Henry Dundas, in the East- luakia.
Company's service.
The same day, at St. Andrew's, Holborn, Mr. F.. j.
Joyce, of; Sp.encerr street, Northampton-skill Are, to Eliza-
beth, Only daughter of the late Mr. John Peck, of Soutb
Nlorcton, Berks.
London, England, 1812-01-10

POLICE:

Bow-sTrtnE'r.—Yesterday John Clayton and T17:72.
Jenkins, the persons who brol;t• into Mrs. Martin's
house in Bury-street, -ISt, James's, a few nights
, ,
since; the particulars pt whicti we stated were
brenglit'el the office, and 131)de:went a final exatu.4
nation, and ivere committed tw trial. -

On. Wedot,schly evening Edward Egerion, alias
,Tunics, was brought to thi-, otlfue, Charged with re.
turning from traosporiation -before tiee expirdtios
of his term. .The pri3oner mane no defence; acrd
was retnauded-for further ex3inination.

MARLBOROLIG STRE RT. —Connor and Conrinify,
who were apprehended at Ci,nnor's house rti Su -
mers-street. Hatton-Garen, where a quantity if
counterfeit money was foUnd, yesterday ni,d-rv..,,,ut
a second examination. Some it.4i,pltaM
was adduced; as -affecting-Connor. It appeared _that
two suspicious characters had been taken into cus-
tody at Rochester, for uttering base coin in consi,
derable quautities, and, on being examined, it caws
out they had been supplied by the prisoner, C An-
nor ; and, as a farther corroboration, the Counter-
feit money found on them corresponded with that
found in Connor's house. The prisoners were lolly
committed.

Michaud 11. ilson was charged with robbing a
Gent!emarr's house in Bedfor&piace, of spoons .and
silver salts, yesterday morning, It appeared lit .evi-
dence, that a black servant, at N. 6, in the same
street, had observed the prisoner lurking about and
trying se'eral area gates. He at length found hi way
into the lower part of the house in question, and
an alarm was given, and on apprehending him .as—
cending the area steps, he was searched, and the
plate in question was found on 'him. He was fully
committed for trial.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 10.—The Market to-day
has several fresh arrivals -of Wheat, and of most
other descriptions of Grain, but owing to the es.-
traordinary dark state of the attitosphere in the'early
part of the 'day, and our buyers not being able to
distinguish the qualities of the various articles, scarce
any samples were opened or sales effected, and prices
may be considered ❑early as qUoted on Wednesday
but nominal.
London, England, 1812-01-10

WATE RFORD.

Sir J. NEWPORT presented a Petition from the
Merchants composing the Chamber of Commerce at
Waterford; complaining of certain inconveniences.
sustained by them in their EXport Trade, and ex-
pre,sed his hope that the Board Of Trade would see
the necessity of adopting measures to remedy the
evil alluded to.

The CHANCELLOR of theExcacatica assured the
Hon. Baronet, that particular attention wool.' be
paid to this subject. ,
The Petition was then ordered to -lie :on the
Ta Ule. •
London, England, 1812-01-10

FROM INDIA—MACASSAR OIL,
Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Princebs of Wales
• and Duke of Sussex; and most of the Nobility.
MACASSAR OIL for the HAIR.

rTHE Virtues of this OIL, extraeted from a tree
in the island of Alacassir in the East Indies, are far
kcyond eulogium for increasing the:Growth of Hair, even on
Paid Places, to a beautiful length and thickness ; prevent-
ilior it falling off or changing colour. In Dressing the
flair it is pre-eminent for strengthening the curl, bestow-
ing an inestimable gloss and scent, rendering the hair
inexpressibly attraaing, pratnotes the Growth of Whiskers,
Eye-brows, &c. In fine, it is the first Pro'duCtion in the
world for restoring and beautifying the Hair of Ladies, Gen.
:lemon, and Children.
Such celebrity has it attained, that it is daily honoured
with the sauaions of Royalty, Nobility, and Gentlemen of
the Navy and Army, and Public at large. It is innoxious
and suited to all climates.

Sold at 3s. 6d. ios. 6d. ancllarge bottles. containing eight

„
small, at 1 I is. each, by the Proprietors, Rowland and, Son,
irby• street, ltatton. g 4rdeni London; and by Appcintment,
by Mr. Smyth, i7,.Overton, 47, Tamer, 75, D. Rigge, 35,
New Bond-street ; Bayicy and flew, . Cockspur.street ;
Harding and Co. Pall-Mall ; Rigge,” 65, Cheapside ; Bow.
ling, Walker, and' Co. _ Borough ; Wyett, Manor.row ;
Leuchars, Piccadilly ; and by all Perfumed and Medicine
'Venders in every Market Town throughout the Unitell
Kingdom .
Beware of servile Imitations, as the genuine Macassar
Oil has the signatures of the Proprietors, " A. Howland and
Son."

Gentlemen, July 16, att.
I write this Js a convincing proof of the efficacy of your
Illacasear Oil. For near three yeais my head was quite
-bald, the hair came Mr after my illness; during that time I
tried severak advertise►i preparations to no purpose. Your
Oil being in high estimation on this place, induced me to try
it, and in a short time-my hair was wonderfully recovered,
and I pave the pleasure to'assert, the Oil contains those
virtues you express in, your -Bills and Essay : in short my'
bah never was so comfortable, is tree from dandriff, feels ex-
tremely pleasant, 'possesses a strong curl, and is extremely
- thick. I shall make it my study to recommend it, and you
have my free will to publish this note,
Your obedient humble servant,
- CHAS. EDM. COLMAN,
Canterbury, Kent,
to Messrs. A. Rowland and Son, Kirby.strecti.
Satkva-Garden, LondOn.
London, England, 1812-01-10

42\116t.t M.a.

• • 'A
ANttott, Dcc.39.---4)nly twd o. d' eorge
Otiginal conVoy have been ascertained to have fonn;.
deted ; several will be obliged to winter in Swede
(or want of anchors and cablLs ; and there are abont
12 rnissing, The greater part of thoSe which put
back into Carlsham, Mat wyk; and other ports, pass.;
ed the Sound on the '47th; tinder convoy of the
Vy-
rar they all arrived safe,. bot a ilussian and A'
Prussian, who mere cut off, and carried into,Co-
penhagen, 14 the Danish gtin,boats, and proceeded
for England on the esti), undrr convoy of the Ar-
dent and other ships of war, left here by Sir James.
SJurnarez.

All the English ships which ix cre here have no*
Sailed.

VIENNA, DRC. 14.—Government becbmes every
day more severe in respect 'to prohibited goods.
Some of this description, lately discovered, were
immediately conk-cited, and are to-day to be sold.
ELSINORE, Dec. 15.—The weather here con-
timses very stormy and v•driable. A brig has arrived
here from the northward, detained by afptivateer ;
and two other vessels are come down from
southward.—All three are still lying in the roads.

Coßsorm, DEC. 15 .—The Bch is quite clear tl
enemy's vessels.

COFEN HAGEN, DEC. 21.—The English: Admiral,
Saumarez, has liberated several privates of the Hai,
stein regiment of infantry; Which had been captured
between Outland Fehinern, and some Danish seamen
taken in the 80, and sent them back through Swe
den to 'Copenhagen.
London, England, 1812-01-10

lust published,
Price 3s: 6d. sewed,- 4s bound; or, with the Coach and
Carriers' Guide, ss. bound ;
THE POST-OFFICE ANNUAL DIREC-
TORY for 1812.
Being a List of upwards, of 16,0c0 IVlerclianti, Traders,
&c. of London, and Parts Adjacent ;
List cf the Lord Mayor, and Court of Aldermen,
List of the Bankers in London,
List of 703 Country Bankers, with the Bankers they draw
on in London.
List of I'ublic Notaries,
List of the London Newspapers, with the places and days
of publication,
Lists of Ahoy and Navy Agents., Dire ors of the Fire and
Insurance Offices,-
Lists of the London, West India, and East India Dock
Companies, Foreign Ministers, &c. &c.
General Information relating to the Post Office, including
the Lastßates of Postage. Regulations of the Twopenny
Post-Office, &c. &c.

The Thirteenth Edition.
London : Printed by T. Maiden for the Proprietors, and
sold by 1. Richardson, Royal Exchange, 1. Asperne, Corn-
hill ; Vernor, Flood, and Sharpe, Poultry; T. Walker, Sher-
wood, and Co. and Gale and Coms,Patetnoster-row ; Black,
Parry, and Co. Leadenball-street ; R. Lea, 1, Old Comp-
too-street, Soho : and by all the Booksellers and Stationers
in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1812-01-10

WOOTTON BASSET.

•
Mr. D. GIDDY presented a Petition from Mr.
Apersall against the return of R.-Knighi,-E rot-
the Borough of Wootton Basset, which was' ordered
to be taken into consideration next Tuesddy fort-
night.

-On the motion of MI7. Ross. an account wac or-
dered to -be laid be:Ore the House of the cotopara-
tive state of the population of the CoUnties of Great
Britain, in the years 1801 and 1811, shewing the
inurea§e or diminutions thereof.

Lord VOLKSTONE presented a Petition from Mary
Ann Dixon,. who was cited for defamation in the
Consisiorial Court of Bristol, and being.unable to
employ a Proctor, was con&inned in costs, and suts-
scquetitly excommunicated at the age of tB, and
who had in consequence been lying for two years
in the Newgate sof Bristol, being wholly without
the meahs of paying the costs,which now .'mounted
to 301;praying relief.
Ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1812-12-04

SMITHFIELD 'MARKET, Dec. 4.

This day's Market had- a-scanty supply of dif-
ferent kinds of Cattle ; Mutton is cheaper, •Beef,
Veal, and Pork, sold at last prices, and the trafe
in gengrar was not over brisk ; the Sales in the
Hav-market were seinewhat dull, thy, Straw,
and Clover fetched last prices :---The undermen-
tioned prices and numbers arc a correct state-
London, England, 1812-12-04

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, Decernl3cr 4,
1112, Their Majesties Sei. nits- wAli pea'forni the Co-
414eily•of
THE HYPOCRITE.
Sir John Laulbert, Mr. POWELL;
Doctor Cant Well, Mr. DOWTON ;
Colonel Lambett, Mr. WRENCH.;
Mawworm, Mr. OXREItILY;
Old Lady Lambert, Mrs. SPARKS;
Young Lady Lambert, Mrs. 011:GE1.2
Charlotte, Mrs. EDWIN.
To which will be added'the.Parce of •
lIOW TO DIE FOR LOVE !
Baron Altorf, Mr. CARR ;
Captain Blumentield, mr.WRENCH;
Captain Thaiwick, Mr. DECAMP; .
Trap, Mr. KNIGHT;
Trick, Mr. OXBEURY ;
Michael,' Mr. MADDOCKS;
Charlotte, Miss KELLY. ' •

The Doors to be opened at hail past Five o'Clock, to be-
Tin at half past Six.
Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit, Cd.; Second Price,
25.-I,owerGallery es.; Second Price, Gallery, is.;
Second Price 2 6d.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the Office in Little ilusscil-street, from Ten till
Pour, and from Tea in the Evening until the Doors are
closed.
The principal Box Entrances are in Brydges-street, with
an auxiliary door in Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in
Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Lower Garret), En-
trances are in Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Opper
Gallery Entrance is in Woburn street
Carriages to the Boxes, to set down aud take up from
Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and. draw off towards the
Strand.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No acne} to be Returned.
• Vivant Rex et Regina.
To-morrow, the Tragedy of Isabella ; with the Musical En-
tertainment of, The Review; or,. The Wags of Windsor.
The Pubiic arc retputfully inforkned, that Mr. Rae's next
appearance will be on Toesday, in the Character of Young
Norval, in the Tragedy of Douglas.
London, England, 1812-12-04

ANTI-ATTRITION.

THE PATENT COMPOSITIoN, which
prevents the Effects' of FRICTION in STEAM an]
other ENGINES, in MILLS, MACHINERY, and 'CAR-
RIAGES of' every description, and which will do away thC
necessity of all complex and expensive Mechanism in Wheels,
&c Inc. maybe purchased in Boxes, price 9.5. Gd. ss. Gd
lOs;Gd. One Guinea, and Two Guineas each. - • • • •
.one of the smallest boxes contains a quantity • suffi-,
cient to last a•Onarigt or Post-Chaise Twelve ,Nlontlis ; and,
after the Wheels are primed with the Ccoupo,ition, they may
he used daily, and will ran at least Six Months without
having occasion to take them oil, or to apply anything else
to the Axietrees.

The Composition is to be used in the same .proportion for
all otherlinds of work.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrss. Browne and Mawe,
No. 149, Strand, (near Somerset-I-loam:), Londoit.
N. B. Directions will be found upon each Box, which are
signed Wm. Bellamy.
London, England, 1812-10-09

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.

Hay, 41. 10s. to 51. 15s. Straw, 21. Os. to 21. 10s. Clover,
51. es. to Gll los.

CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 9.—Our Market this
day *as dull for Wheat, Barley, and Malt, but
no alteration in price, on accotint .cif 'the Ivind
having been unfavourable for these last three days;
we• hat'e but 'a short supply of -Oats, and may be
considered from, Is. to 2s. per quarter higher than
Weduegday's ; New Tick.' Beans 2s. per quarter
lower:; Old lit the last quoted prices ; Boiling
Yeasts have. experienced a further advance of 2s
per quarter. •
-New Whiat 109 s. '^ans --82 s. '
• Fine-ditto • • 115 s. - -
Rye - - • - - *Lis. bus. - - 9ss
Barley - - -50 s. 545. • - - Sr
NtW Ditto - - 575. - -
Malt - - -86 s. SIGs. - -
._Fine ditto -98 s.
%lite Pose (boil.) 90s. 98s.
New dittO - 1108.
Grey ditto - -82 s.
New ditto -

Tick Beans - Ras.
Old ditto - - 10.25.
Small ditto - -93 i.
Feed Oats' - - - 525. 5Gs.
Fine ditto - - - 593.
Poland ditto - 543. 58s.
Old ditto - - 665.
Potatoe ditto - 675.
Rape Seed - - 641. GBl,
Fine Flour - Oss. 1183.
So4ColldS 1009. JO3S.
London, England, 1812-10-09

MORTGAGE.

AGENTLEMAN wishcs tq- borrow 30001. by
Way of 3101.115-i.V4E, on valuable unincumb erect
I'-states in the County of Middlesex. -
Further:Pm-tier:lam infv be kmiwu of Mr. Hughes,.uphOls-
iferer, St. Paul's Church-yatd.

FA.SIIIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN,
Privately taught, at N0...19, Sherra.rd-street, Golden-square,
to Ladies and iientlemen of any age, who- have neVer
leart that AccoinpliAim-ift, or .have not the Modern Style.'
ATR..ALLEN'S Sys,tern,of 'reaching is cx-,
r. pressly studied for those to whom it is an object to
easily that fashionable.B.equisite for Genteel Society,
txpetlitiously,, privately, and iu a superior. style of grace
'old elegance.
Those who do not want, private teaching, may learn at a
expence, with a respectable set of pupils on the public
leaching evenings. ►• -
I.,Professors' of Dancing tattglit the most elegant Fancy
"zoces, and all the superior arts of the profession. •
The Subscription- Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1812-10-09

Va IL

- Yesterday morning; shortly after nine 0'd0.31:4
the Court of the _High Bailiff was opened, and the„
usual proclamations were made, and the •writs .
read for electing two Citizens to serve in Parlia7
ment for the- City of •Westminster. After the •
usual ceremonies, the Electors were called upon
to proceed to the nomination of Candidates, when
Mr.. STURCH, after going some length into the
history.of the elective f:•anchise, and the manner
in which it had been exercised in this. country,
after deprecating the extension of the tertn of the
duration of Parliaments, which he contended
ought to be annual ; and after dwelling for some
time on thepublie services of Sir F. Burdett, con-
cluded. with proposing the re-election of. the Hon. .
Baronet to:Parliament. _ _

Mr. PULLEN followed in the same course of ob-
servation and panegyric, -seconding- the nomina-
tion of Mr..Sturch.
Mr. IlicuAttnsoN next proposed Lord Coth-
rune, dwelling principally on his Lordship's merits,
in furthering the political measures of Sir F. Bur--
Jett, and his endeavours to introduce a reform hi
the Naval Expenditure„ and the prlctice of the
Admiralty,CourtS. '
This nomination was seconded, by Mr. Moms,
with two or three recommendatory observations.:
Mr. Gisnol,is • afterwatds commenced' a' long
speech, in .elucidation of his 'own consistency
and, in developement of his opinions on the ,Parliar
mentary•views and conduct of Lord Cochrane:
The High Bailiff caused the custonmry.proelat
mations to be read ; and no one subsequently
arising, to name any other Candidate, he requirA
the Electors present.to hold up their hiinds yin 1:i:-
your of the respective candidates. On the shelf
of hands, there was only one against Sir F. Bur-
dett. (possibly through inadvertence), and three
or four only against. Lord,Cathrane ; on
the High Bailiff declared them duly elected.
In this manner did the Election for this large
and populous city begin and conclude--with as
little bustle and clamour, as if a confuted and
Borough !
London, England, 1812-10-09

SOUTLIWARK.-FOURTII DAY.

Mr. Burdett's Committee seeming determined
to -continue the contest, the question of the right
of persons residing in Christ Church parish, and
the Liberty of the Clink, to vote, was revived,
and the right insisted on.
Mr. KE.mmrsm declared the determination of ths
-Committee to keep the poll open till the quegtio4
respecting those rights was determined.
Mr; THoßstax and Mr. CALVERT • returaea
thanks. • .

At the close' of the poll the ntunbers weru—
Cal7crt
•Tborntcn 1615

BP-ISIOL.
On Wednesday, at ten minutes bOore four, the
state of the poll' stood, thus :
Romilly lB I•Davis
Protheroe ll I Mint 4

CIRENCESTER.
On Tuesday the numbers were—
Lord Apsley 73 Mx Beach
Mr. Cripps

COLCHESTER ELECTION—Mummy.
Thornton ' 617 i Davis
Harvey ... .593

;i3f.

WORCESTER.
At the close of the poll yesterday, the nambc's
'were as follow
Mr. Robarts n7B Lord D.:riiiinit
Mr. Gordon 654

STAMFORD—SECOND RAY. •
State of the poll at three o'clock :
Foulkes . • ,249 Noel
Henoikor ...........-s4s

NORWICH.
At the close of the poll, on Wednesday, .the
.
numbers were : .
William Smith ... . 1;304 I Pattesou
Harvey 11;37
London, England, 1812-10-09

MARKET, Ocr. 9.

This day's Market was not well supplied with
different kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Mutton, Veal,
and Pork, were cheaper, and the trade in general
was not over brisk. The. sales in the Hay-market,
were inconsideraffie ; Straw and Clover have
'dropped in' price ; Hay fetched a better price.
The _undermentioned prices and numbers are a
correct statement _

• To sink the Offal, per Stone of 81b.
Beef, 4s. 4sL to ss. Od. Mutton, 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. • Veal,
Od, to 7s. Oil. Lamb, ss. to Os. od. Pork, ss. Oil. to Gs. Bd.
Beasts.,? 680. Sheep and Lambs, 5650. Calves, 99. Pigs, 210.
London, England, 1812-10-09

rERICAN POEM'.

BosrOic, SErT.. 2.-On: Monday morning the
Constitution came up to town, and vOitS_YelcOmed
and honoured by . federal salute froni the 'Wash-
ington artillery, under Captain Harris and by the
hearty; unaninious, and repeated cheers of the
Citizens on., the wharfs, the shipping, 'and house-
tops.
Captain Daeres, of the Gneriiere, landed on
Nlonday on parole, and resides in town. The
.other
,Officers of the ship are to be paroled: in
Concord. The British wounded men were im:
flediatcly.. landed, and sent, to the" hoSpital on
Itainsford Island, to which place Marshal -Prince'
has sent Surgeons, ;and. every necessary for their.
comfort and recovery, under the direction of Cap-,
•tain S. Prince, Deputy Marshal, whose attention
Viand humanity to the unfortunates ,under his care
;are highly spoken of. They were-brought Op yes-
!terday front the island, and are now in the Naval
Ill'ospital,.Charlestown. The well prisOners have.
all been put on board the pristm-slup in Charles
; river.

The Constitution, fron excellent management,
is not. injured eSsentially in her hull ; but I).r
spars are so much wounded that it is expecidd
she will have a new Main and fore-mast.
The Constitution rates 44 guns, and mounts 55 ;
her complement 450 Men: Her gun-deck guns are
24-pounders, her carronades 32-pounders. The
.Guetriere rates.' 38 gins, but mounts 49 ; her
complement 300 men. Her gun-deck battery 18-
pounders, and carronades 32-pounders.
London, England, 1812-10-09

FROM THE NATIONAL /NTELLIGENCER.

ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS.—PubIic and pri-
vate armed vessels of the United States are not to
interrupt any vessels belonging to the citizens of
the United States coming from British ports to the
United. States, laden with British merchandise, in
consequence of the alleged repeal of the British
Orders in Council ; but are, on the contrary, to
give,aid and assistance to the same ; in order that
smh-ve.ssels and their cargoes may be dealt with
on .their arrival aS may be decided.by the compe-
tent authorities.

Lieutenant-Colonel CooKE, of „the Guards, is
appointed one of the Aides-de-Camp to the Com-
Mander in Chik, in the room of the lateLieitte-
nant7Colonel .r 1 am sTRoNe. •

Major-General WYNYARb, having performed
his tour of duty, at Windsor, as Equerry to the
KING, icturned on Wednesday to his department
at the I,lorsekinards,
London, England, 1812-10-09

A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, whose E ta-
y. blislune..t is limited to Four PUPILS, has now a VA-,
CANCY. Residence mi.,bin Twenty Miles of London. •
Address Rev. A. B. Messes. Nornaville and Fell, Book-
tellers, No. 29, New Bond-street, London..
London, England, 1812-12-03

VICTITaLLING-OFFICE,
. Nov. 27, 1812.
rimE COMMISVO.NERS for VICTUALLING.
.His MAJESTY'S Nell 7 do_ hereby give Noti,e,
That en Tuesday, the 15th of December next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders 171 Writing, (caled up) and treat
with such Persons as willundertake ;
U 771.4, • whatever
FRESH BEEF may be required for the Uoe of Hir Majcs-
ty'r.Ships_and Vessels at • •

Plymouth,
Torbay,

Dartmouth.,

Falmouth,
Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, in the County
of Norfolk, , •

Margate,

Dover Roads, and

Nov Ropiney;
(on separate Contracts) for Twelve 411onths, from tie Ist of
January to the 31st of December 1513 inclusive; to' be paid
for by 4iills, patiable with Interest, Ninety Pap after date.

Tu e-Cbndit iONS of the Cohtracts ybe seen at;the Seeretari/
Office, at this Office, or by applying 14. Mr. Miler, -1/.9ent
for•the Pictualling 'at Plymouth, to the Collectors of His
Majesty's Customsat Dartmouth and Falmouth, respective& ;
to Mr. John Crockford, ct raimOuth-; and to 1:fr: Russell,
Ageilt to the said ConimissiOneta at Dovei%

L%o regard will be had to any Tender, in u,hich the Price
shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that Shall not be
delivered to tile Board before One a'Cluch on the said
TaeSday, the 15th of 'llec.-next, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or,soine Pc:rson on his Behalf, attends,
to answer when called for:

Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by Iwo responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
the Party ...ndering; in the Penal Sum of 20001. for the due
performance of the Contracts at Plymouth and .Torbay, and
V,500/. for. each'of the other Contracts.
London, England, 1812-12-03

This Day was-published,
In folio, with 50 Emptvings, finely coloured and mounted,
with Descriptive Letter Press to each, half bound,•ltuSsia,
backs, price 121. •
A PICTURESQUE VOYAGE TO INDIA,
by the way of CHINA.
By THOMAS DANIELL, It. A.

WILLIAM DAN ELL, A. R. A.
Pt;rtted for L'ongnian Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row; and William Daniell, Nu. 9, Cleveland-street,
Fitzroy-square. •
London, England, 1812-12-03

By RICILIRD D.D. F.R.S.

The whole new arranged,
.and enlarged by the Addition of
A4-eoraieal and other otes, aacl the Solutions of several new
Problems in the Ductrlne of ,kanuities.
By WILLiAM MORGA,N, F.R.S.
• • Printedfor Cadeli aTid W. Davies, Strand.

This Day were 'published, •
In Two Volnrites 9.4m0. price Ss. boards, the Sixth Edition of
THE WORKS -of the- .Right Hon. LADY
MARY IV O.,RTLEY M 0 NTAG (1, including. her Cor-
respondence, Poems, and Essays; published by Perinissiou,
from her genuine-Papers. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst,. Pees, Orme, and • Brown,
Paternoster-row; and at the . British Gallery, 54, New Bond-
street. • •
London, England, 1812-12-03

BIRTHS

On Friday last,' at Liverpool, the Lady of John Menzies,
Esq: late of Putney, Surrey, of a Daughter.
,On Thursday last, at his hthise in Upper Seymour-street,
Portman-square, the Lady of ColonelSewell, of a Son.

. -
.01i Sunday morning, at her father's.houie,iii Upper Grim-
venor•street, Viscountess Hawardeo, of a Daughter.

MA RR! ED. .

On Saturday last, at Bath wick, Benjamin Esq. of
Banbury, to Marianna, the eldest daughter of the late Cola-
-
London, England, 1812-12-03

DEPTFORD-,VICTUaLLINU-1:111D,

..Noremher 27, 1812.
TFHESE are to' give Notice, that,on Thursday, the
10th
•Deeeinber next, at 20 o'ClGck in the Forenoon,
kill be exposed.to Public Sale,-at his Majesty's
Yard, at Deptford, sundrg Lots of the following UNSER-
VICEABLE PROVISIONS and STORES, now tiling in the
said Yald, viz.

Bread, Flour, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse-sweepings,
Oatmeal-sweepings, Bread-dust, Bags •.and Rags, Butter,
Cheese,' Sugar; Beef, Pork; Suet, &c. &c. Leager, Butt,
Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and Half-hogshead .trayes ;
Heading (tight and dry), Irish Tierce, and Barrel states ;
Wine Pipe-staves, a gnantity of Boards-endS,
&c..&c.

Deposit of Twenty-five Pounds per 'Cent. is to be "made
upon the amount of each Lot at the time of Sale, and the re-
mainder of the Purchase Money paid before the Stores are re-
moved, for which purpose a Period of Fourteen Working-
days will be allowed from the Day of Sale : the Buyers parti-
cularly observi:kig that not less than One-half of the Quantity is
to be removed front the Premises within the first Seven Days,
and the Remainder in the Seven following Days, otherwise the
Deposit Money will be fofeited, and the Provisions or Stores
remain the property of the Crown, as no extension of Tine will
(many account le granted.
London, England, 1812-12-03

DIED.

On Saturday, the 21st ult. at Ravenhead, in Lancashire,
Sophia, wife of Robert Shernournei Esq. and one of the Cu;
heiresses of the late John Cater, Esq. of liempstonbury, Bed—
fordshire.

- On the 2.7 th ult. in Great Pulteney-street, Bath, Nen-.
dig:lie, relict of the late Fraticis Newdigate, cf Kerk ilallato,
Di:rbvshire.

011 Satprday last, in her 4Gth year, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
wife of Mr: I. Smith, of ‘Vai ford, Herts.
()n Sunday last, at Shad:lt:well, near Hackney, Mrs. Belizx
Oidharn, aged 74, widow of Mr. John Oldham, late Lutab,t; d-
street, Lndon. , .

On the 2:011 ult. at Dartmoor Prison, after a lingerin4
iil-
ness, Mrs. E. Dykar, wife. of Mr. Dykar, Surgeon to that De-
pot.
. . . . .

. -
On Tuesday morning, at four o'clock, • at No. 31; Golden-
tquare, Mrs. Mary Ann Arnold, relict of the lata Dr. Arnold.,
Suddenly, at bath, wliere he went for the recovery of his
health, Mr. Kane.

COAL MARKET, Dzc. 2. • '
at Mar Act. Ships sold. Price.
414 NeWcastle . . . 21+ . . . 41s. Zd. to 555. Od.
54 smith:l-14nd . . . .5 . . 405., Oci. to 444.
_tfil.

PRICE. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. -
Bank Stock, 216 Old Ann. .
Navy S per Cent. 89iiii Excheq. ~E3ißs, 34d. per by,
Irish 5 pet Cent. Is, es. pr.
4 per Cent. 72 73 Ditto, SAd. par day, 3s. hs. pr.
3 per Unt. Bed. 57 if Oluni'llus, 4t
:s per ..:en!.. Cons. 581 if lmperial 3 per Cent. 55th
Bunt:L.A.,. 14113716 I i-isi Ditto Ann.
India Bonds, 4s. ss. di.s. • Cons. for 19Jan. 58iii . .

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGF, TO-MORROW.
Morning, 17 minutes after 2. I Evening, 42 thin utei after 2.

I
London, England, 1812-12-03

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SELF-CONTROUL, a NOvel
We ascribe great merit td this Novel; some of
Laura's maxims deserve to become universal aphorisms, and
the examples of her Self-denial are told in a plain unelected
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