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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-08-03

E*tellent Sir,-4 linve the honour to in.orm
you, that the -enemy's. army Under the comMant.l
of ,I4arsbal
.Marn ont. yesterday begin -its retreat
towards .Alaejos, and part in the dir• ction of
Fuente saUe6, every where. Jeaving pc,„ fs of its.
VVandalism.gacellency the Duke of iad
Rodrigo is going to :nerve his arm)/ id the erection
of the eneiny, and we are now Under arms to,
comnieace this movement. •

" His Excellency has placed at lily
.disposal the
arti;lefy which Was found in the forts at Sala-
Manca, which. I order to be tr wspa,ted to
Ciudad Rodrigo with all PoSsibie diSp itch, it Lie 7.
ing the intention of his Excellency to demolish the
said forts.

Yesterday the
.eueniy e►acuated the post'of
Alba, .the only one which ren►ained to them upon
tht line of the ToiTnes.

. .
" Yestci•da-,- was cbaunted in Salamanca, with
all due solemnitv, a to-deuni, • at which the Dike
Of Ciudad Rodrigo, and tLe rest of the Generals
ann 3taiir of the allied army assisted.
" I have not W-orris sufficiently strong to do
justice to the patriOtiSai and rejoicings evineed by
the' inhabitants of alaxfianca.

" CARLOS ESi'ANA."

Cori M; Carbajal."

Official dispatch to the same from Field Marshal
DOl.l M. De Alava .----

ALAt3OS,,JuLY 1..--Marinont has proceeded
retreating by Po !dos, Rtisdal;-and the roan of Tor-
desitlas. Nothingsparticalarhas occurred; es e;3t
that l‘farrnorit aid hot expect to find the, .Enigiish
2.rrny so cloe upon hini.
- " His iritention, it appears, 19 to pass the Douro;
and -,,,ibandon -Madrid: his eonnuunicat:on with
that .it already appears to• be cut off.
" To-morrow the head-qUartersivill be removed
to Medina del Campo, ,
.We have- riti intelligence whatever from
.1,11.0
Galliciari

‘e MIGUEL- DE AL VA."

TO Deli Jose M. Carbaial."

ANHOLT

CA. RLSHAiq, JULY 13.---The Russians: continue
to retreat in the most perfect good order, and are
so well concentrated and condacted,. that the
.6.encil dare not adizance faster than they retreat.
Prince EeLmuhl (Davoust) is disgraced and sent
to lilyria; Macdonald Coalman& in his pl3:ce. •
The last intelligence received from Admiral
Martin, who at-preSent is at Riga, states., that a
cannonade, which lasted 16 hours, had been heard,
but the cause of it had not transpired.
STOCKHOLM, JULY 16.—A camp is to be form-
ed here of 20,060 men i 15,000 are already ar--
rived, and the remainder are expected in a few
days. The utmost activity prevails in the dock-
yards here. •
GOTTI.BURGq, JtrlY 21.-'--The Sheerness and
Leith convoys arrived on Sunday, The convoys
from hence for London, Hull and Leith, sailed
yesterday.
BERLIN, JULY I.—The allied' army has ob-
tained possession, of large Russian magazines ;
many English
.merchants have fled frOm 'Riga,
Liebau, and other ports of the' Baltic ; 93 have
left Liebau.
London, England, 1812-11-10

FRENCH PAPERS.
(ftEIEIVED LAST NIGHT)

'TWENTY-FOURTH BIT;,LETIN

ARMY:

" Moicow, Oct. 14.

." General Baron Dehong has marched upon
Dmetrow. The King of Naples is with the ad-
,
vanced.guard upon the Naia, in presence of -the
enemy, who are occupied-in recruiting their army,
by completing it from the militia,
" The\ weather is very fine ; the 'first snow fell
yesterday. In twenty diys- it. will be necessary
yve should be in winter. quarters. The .forces
.I,to,sia had in Moldavia' have joined Ge-j
Dere, Tormassow; those from Finland have dis,
embarked at Riga. They marched out and at-
tacked the,first corps. They have been /beaten,.
three thousand men have been made prisoners.—
We have not yet received the official Telation of
ibis.' brilliant combat, which 'does so much honotir
to General D'York.. All our wounded have pro-.
.needed to Smolensko, Minsk, and Mohilow. A
great 'many have recovered;. and rejoined their
corps. Much private correspondence between St.,'
Petersbuzgb and. Moscow., make' us acquainted
with the situation of that Empire. The project
of burning Moscow having been kept secret, the
greater part of the Nobles and private individuals
had removed nothing. The Engineers have. taken
a plan of the city by marking the houses which

• have been .saved from the fire. It results, that
we did not succeed in saving; more than the tenth
Tart of the town. The nine-tenths no. longer
London, England, 1812-11-10

A I=' t r 1144 g
' 204 •

PLYIIIOUTIi.,• Nov. 8.---Arrivrcl the San Josef
Man of war (flag ship of Admiral Lout KEITH),
frorn.off Brest; the Doris frigate, from Ports:
mouth ; Castilicni sloop of war 3 and a few mer-
chantmen troin the East‘`t'ard.

PORTSMCAS-TH, Nov. hiS Majesty s
tihips Crocodile and Saracen, with the Weymouth
and Serapis store- ships, and. the whole. of the out-
Ward-bOund, for Gibraltar, Malta, and the Medi-
terranean.

Sailed the Racoon with a convoy for the Brazils ;
the Minerva with a convoy for Bermuda and the
Bahama Islands • the Atalanta for North America,
and the Pickle schooner for Guernsey and Jersey ;
the Plaebe frigate on a cruize.
Arrived the Savage and Fervent sloops of war
f.voin a cruize.

The brig Trio remains in the same state : every.
thing is covered at high-water., The crew have
left her i and the surf runs so high that no craft
can lay alongside to get any thing out..
London, England, 1812-11-10

DJ Ell

-Ou Monday the 9.d.inst..at tlTeilay, in Hertfordshire, Tho-
mas Ryder, Esq. aged
On the ruoi-a-4-r,‘" of-the 7th inst. at his house in Baker-
street, Lieutenant-General Richard Efigiand, late in
mand of the Western District, Lieutenadt-Governor of Ply-
mouth, and Colonel_of the sth Regiment of Infantry.
On the Bth inst. at hishouse in Edward-street).Cavendish.
square; at the advanced aft: of 80;t1tobert Curry, Esq. of the
Royal Navy. •,, • ,

On Supday. morning,, at his house in Great Queen-street,
Lincoln's-inn-fields, Jain' Thomas Pope, Esq. in the Was
year of his age.
Yesterday morning, in Finsbury-square, Mrs. Pughe, ih the
Gist year of her age.

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 29 minutes after 6. f Evening; 55 minutes after. 6.
London, England, 1812-02-04

on the fah offered a doitnlation, wfrich being re.
fused, I-redoubled our fire, and in three dayn,Ar
three n:ghts 2700Ybocr,hs were thrown into the eityi
causing great explosions and several vast fircs. The
artillery, by a praiseworthy emulation, succeeded
in ere( bog two batteries manned with 10 24-pound'
ers each, ready to make a breach in -the interior de-
fences. The engineers, with their usual aEtivity,
had effected ?rlodgment in, the last houses the
suburbs, and ;laced mines under two of the piinci-
---Fral gates of the town, when G•neral Blake, faring
the teriible end near approaches of assault, accepted
the following capitulation, which places in the power
of the Emperor the City of Valencia, three hundred
and seventy-four, pieces of artillery, 180,0001bs. of
:power, 3,000,000 cat
.11 idges, 16,13 t p: iNoners of 1110
• line, according to the N-colnran3ing st!4ternent, de-
livered by the General in Chie/ ref rlo.! S'et ash St:ttf,
and I,gao sick in the hospitals of Valtncia and Nla-k
,digna, 1,800 cavalry and artillery horses, 21 stands
of Colours, 893 Officers, 22 Generals or Brigrk,
irmong which are Zap.‘s and LardezabA,
commanding the expeditionary divisions;
randa, "Marco del L'on'e, Commander of the
Valencian Army ; Sea, Command:lin of theNA-
valry ; the Marquis of Rocca, Eic. ; four Lieut.-
Generals; six Field Marshals, and a great number cif
Colonels, the General in Chief O'Donnel, and
tain-General Blake'. • •
On this occasion the insurgents have experienced
an irreparable loss ; they kir 50' good Artillery Of-
ficers, formed in the school of Segovia ; 383 miners
and sappers, and 1400 old artillery-teen, among
are four fine companies of hone--artillery.
The disarming of the militia is proceeded in, aud
will soon be completed.
Your Serene Highness will perceive, by readil;
the 4th Article of the Capitulation, that r have
seized occasion to fulfill the beneficent wishes of
the Emperor; in obtaining the spec dy return to u e
army of 2000 French or allies pris. ners, and ilia
hope of .a still more considerableexchange.
I am, with respect; &c.

►SUCHET.
London, England, 1812-02-04

CAPITULATION.

The principal articles are—The army shall march
out with the honours of war by Gate Seranos, and'
lay down their arms beyond the bridge,-upon 1111-;
left bank of the Guadalaviar. The Officers shall
preserve their swords, as well as their horses and
eqUipa&es, and the soldiers their knapsacks.
Art. 4. The General in Chief, Blake, offering
to give up the French, or allies of France, prisoner
in 'Majorca, Alicani, and Carthegena, an equal
number of Spaniards shall remain in !daces in the,
power of the French, till this exchange shall bts
effected, man for man, and rank for rank.

REPORT OF COUNT SUCHET TO THE PRINCE pY

WAGRAhI EEUECILITEL.

Ifead-quraters, Valencia, lan. ;3.
WONSEMNEVR—On the UVIt in the morning,
the insurgent army shut up in Valencia, defiled be-
fore the French Fades_ its march kilted till milt!.
General Blake, Chief of the insurrection, and si:c
of the Aid de Camps, hare set out, esoorted by Col-
Pech ; I have ordered them to P,u. General Court:
l'innitur has set out with the dratcolumn of ;Jet)
prisoners by the route of Tiizuel; a similar co
Intim takes alb row to Tortosa.- I have. sent to St.
Philippe a column of 2000 prisoners, with_ orfler
exchange all the French prisoners in Majorca ail
Cadiz.

The disarming of the Militia proceeds_ with the
greatest activity, 'and tranquility has already been
established in this fine' province. 1 have appointed
General Robart 'Commandant of the town. Gene-
ral Harispe, with hiS division, occupies St. Philippe,
and pushes his parties_ towards Alicant. We dal!),
discover new magazines of arms and clothing for..
nished by the English., Their soi-disant Consul,
Tupper, was the firebrand of insuircciion—hd
spated neither gold nor treasures, nor libeis, to ir-
ritate men's minds. The Spaniards bitterly com-
plain of being,compelled to desperate measures by
the English, and, afterwards finding themselves
abandoned by them. What is to me a particwlar
object of the utmost satisfaction is, that so consi-
derable a result has occasioned no losses.

Count StICH ET.
By a decree of the 24th Jan. the Emperor 'ifs
tIL-ned Count Suchet to be Duke of Alnufera.
London, England, 1812-02-04

M4,ItRIED.

On the 28t11 ult. at Downton, Herefordshire, I'. L'
Stackhouse, Bsq, to Miss Knisht, eldest daughter of Tho-'
mas Andrew Knight, Esq.
On TittirMidy imit, W. SiSon, Esq. to eldese.thiugh.
ter of T. Burnett, Esq. Storekeeper of His Majesty's Dock-
yard, Woolwich.

The same day, at PreStbury, William Ra%/lins, Esq..
Surgeon in the North Lincoln Regiment, and son of the )ate
Henry Rawlins., Esq. (Meinber of the Royal College of Sug'.
geons in London), to Miss Broadhurst, daughter of 'Air.
Broadhurst, Macclesfield.

Yeste:day, by special license, at Sparsholt, in Berkshire,
ohn Lyon, L•sq. of Melton-[douse, Durham, to Miss Anne
'rice, second daughter of Barrington Price, Esq.
London, England, 1812-02-04

BIRTHS.

On Friday the 24th ult. at Orford-Hall, Lancashire, the
seat of john Blackburne, Esq. M. Y. the• Lady of Edwin
Corbett, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Wednesday last, at Dulwich Grove, Mrs. Glennie, or
a Son.

On the 30th inst. the Lady of Thomas Brown, Esq. of
New Grove, of a Daughter.
On Saturday last, the Lady of William Gordon, Esq. C
Devonshire-street, of a Son.
On Sunday evening, at Tottenham Gr..ten, Mrs. Larkeh,
of a Son.
London, England, 1812-02-04

DIED

On the zoth inst. Miss Emily Jones Richardson, daugh-
ter of the late C. T. tones Richardson, Esq. of Arnerie,:.
Yesterday sennioit, at his rest at Wingstead, in Holier-
Mesa, aged S 3, Henry NLiit,ter, Esq. formerly Colonel of ti
Militia, and Lie:in:it:int cf. the Lest Riding of
County of York.
Yesterday, Mrs. Scott Waring.

STOCKS
London, England, 1812-02-04

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London, England, 1812-02-03

SECOND DAY, Drd. 29.

This day, upon the sitting of the Court, Mr.
131)11'1'0Y made -an application, that the notes ot-
Shepherd, which hAd been prod..iced yesterday,
',should be gival into the hat.ds of the Counsel for
the Iraws, cwr

Mr. JOT said 116 vroota corige.nt, provided they
tw'erwallowecl to be given in etidence.
CHIEF JUSTICE. —They `were handed to Mr.
Burrowes yesterday, but no observations can be
made upon them, unless they are read.
Mr. BuryroN..7.-How can I examine Shepherd
concerning them, unless I see them ?

. CHIEF jusTicE.---Yogi may call the witness; and
ask him any questions which the notes may suggest
to you ; they were handed to Mr. Burrowes yester-
day ; but there can be no observations made upon
them,' unless they are read:
Mr. BURROWES.-Upon the jumbling of the
notes together, surely there may be an observation,
although not upon the contents.

Judge DAY.—Y,esterday, Serjeant •Moore flung
down the notes upon the table, and said, there they
are for' you : what was'that but that the. Counsel for
the Traverser might use them as they pleased ?
Serjeant,MooßE.—As my name has been men-
tioned, it is necessary that I should say, the. obser—
titian concerning them comes from the other side.
When they were produced, they were shouted for
with,exulation from the other side, and with
.the
same spirit which has manifested itself throughout
all these-prOcetaings they were seized by manna!
force.

Mr. BURROWES—I feel, after what has been said,

it is necessary that I should exculpate mself from so
indelicate an at as laying violerq hands upon the
paper. I solemnly assert, that the Learned Gentle-
man -told me I should have a copy, and he did •vio-
late._that engagment.

Serjeant Moore—They were got from ibis side
by stratagem, and they were got back in the same
London, England, 1812-02-03

VOCAL CONCERTS, HANOVER-SQUARE.

THE MANAGERS of the PANTHEON, hay-
. X. ing thought proper to change their Nights of Per.
tbrinance, Messrs. KN Y VETT, and Mr. and Mrs.
VA UGHAN, are under the necessity of appealing to their
Friends, and to the Public in general, to guard them against
a report, that owing to the above circumstance, it will be
impossible for their CONCERTS to commence, and con.
thine on Monday Evening,,; this is most respeafully to in.
form them, that neither in their Vocal, or Instrumental De.
liartinent, will the least impediment arise ; and they humbly
trust, that their exertions, and the vast expense attending the
distinguished Talents they have engaged, will he rewarded
and supported by their Friends .uul a generous Public, against
this slew and unforeseen Arrangement.
Their Fl gsT. CONCERT will take place on MON.
DAY, the 24th of February.
A List of the distinguished Personages who have already
Subscribed, and every particular respecting the Concerts,.
tray be seen at the Music Shop of Mr. Chappel, No 124,
New Bond- street. where Subscriptions' only are received.
Terms, hour Guineas tor the Eight Concerts. Tickets
transicrabie in Families only.
London, England, 1812-11-17

ItElt .6300. j

THEATRE ROYAL, DEttlitY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 17,
,Their Majesties Servants will perform the Co-
*.edy of
ItULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.
Don Juan; • Mr. It: PHILLIPS ;' •
Copper Captain, Mr. BANNISTER;
Leon, Mr. ELLISTON ;
- Cacafogo, Mr. PALMER.;
Margaritta, Mrs. ORGER ;
Estifania, Mrs. GLOVER; • . ,
Old Woman, Mr. LOVEGROVE.
' -
To which will be addel, the Musical-Entertainment of
'MATRIMONY.
Delaval,•,Mr. LLusToN;
Baron de Limherg, Mr. PENSON; , •
O'Clogherty, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
. Clara, Mrs. EDWIN ;
Lisetta, Mrs. BLAND.'

The Doors to be opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be-
tin at halt past Six.
Boxes, 7sf.; Second Price as. 6d.--Pit, as. 6d.; Second Price,
2s.—Lower Gallery .s.; Second Price,- 15.-7-Upper Gallery Is •
Second Price, 6d.
Boxes and Places to be -taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
lieeper, at the Office in Little Russell-streets irons Ten till
awl irons Ten .in the Evening until the Doors'are
Closed,`
The principal Box Entrances arc in T3rydges-street, with
an auxiliary door it, Russel-street; the Pit Entraluees are in
4esself-street and Wobarn-street; the Lower Gallery. En-
trances are in Russeiirstrect Wohtirn-street; the Upper
Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-trect only.
Carriages to the "foxes, to set down and take up from
Great Russel-street, Cavetit-Gardea, and draw off towards the
'Strand.
To the Pit, to set down from Greatßussell-street, and draw
off: down Lio,,e klusselltstrect and _
Stage Manager, Mr.:ititY'MOND.---Nn Money to' e Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
- To-morrow, Hamlet; with the Prize ; or 1,5, 3, 8.
' . All Persons having made good their Title of Free Admis-
. Sion, three days at the, least, 'previous to the exercise of
such Right, will be required to si4a their Names at the Door,
in a Book which will - be kept ready tor that purpose, and
will not be admitted AVitliOUt saris signature. .
,lhss right hand doer, leading from the- hall in Brydges-
street, will be opened for Free Admissions to the Boxes,
and con6ned to them only.
Free Admis4ionS to the Fit and Galleries will be received.
-4. t their respective Doors in Woburn-strcet only.
London, England, 1812-11-17

TID:ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

rilo-MORRONV ENTENINCr, Nov. 18, 1812,
4. Will be repeateil Farquhar's Comedy of

•
THE RECRUITING -OFFICER.
• Mr. Balance Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Mr. Worthy, Balance,
HAMERTON;
• Captain Plume, Mr. C. KENIBLE;
Captain Brazen, Mr. JONES;
Serjeaut Kite, Mr. MATTHEWS;
Bullock, Mr. EMERY ;
Costar Pearmain, Mr. LISTON.;
Tomas Appletree, Mr. SIMMONS;
Welch Collier, Mr. KING ;
Melinda, Mrs. EGERTO::.;
Sylvia, Mr&. FL .JO'„INSTON
Lucy, Mrs. • • .
Rose, kiss y. BOOTH.
To -wlach will be added a Face called
HIT OR MISS.
Adam Sterling, Mr.'BLANCIUPD ;
Janus Junthic, Mr. 1-IAMEBTON ;
• Cyolier, Mr. MATTPL WS;
Jerry iliossom;-Mr. EMLI a ;
O'Rourke O'Daisy, Mr. TAYLOR;
Mrs. Augusta Carolina Honeymouth, Mrs. DAVENPORT ;
Clara Sterling, Miss E. BOLTON ;
Dolly O'Daisy, Mrs. LISTON.-

Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-past Fire, and the Play
begin at halt-past Six.
•
Boxes 7s. Second Price Ss. ad.—Pit 3s. ad. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price ls.—tipper Gallery IS. Se-
cond Price Ga. -
On Thursday, in consequence of the very great demand
for places tor the Traedy of Douglas, that Play will be re-.
peated ; to which will: be added the musical After-piece of
The TurnpiXe Gate.
On Friday, The Lord of the Manor, after which will be
produced a New Musical Farce, called Love, Law, and-
Physic.
%ir. BETTY will also act on Saturday.
On Monday the Tragic Play of Pizarro.
London, England, 1812-11-17

NIARRI ED.

Ou Friday laist, at Cliftos, 'Donnas Leeke, Esq. eldest son
of Ralph Leeke, Es l of Longford, in the county, of Salop, to
Louisa, youngeit daughter of' the late llrigadieriGeneini
Shawe.

011 Saturday morning, at St. Cl!..quent's Church,
Cooper, Est,. to Miss S: • Con, second daughter of Mr. Geori;4;
Cox, of the 'City of Ey.etcr. • . .
At Stirling, on Moni!,+y sennight, Richard Greene,
Captain in the
.7o:-.1% r,•:.;i2ce it of toot, !h)o of the late Francis
Greene, Esq. Of (4reeinnunt, county
.Linioricif, to Margarct,
daughter of I.)..Stdphen7;:.l),.lisq. of Ellison-place, Newcastle-
epon-Tyne.
Saturday sc'nnight, at St. Kevin's Church, Dubin,
Richard Archer, Esq. of Htathfiehl Lodge, County of
low, to Miss C. Hutchinson, daughter to Ephraim Hotcti,l,
son, Esq. and niece of Lord Frankfort.

DIED.
On the sth instant, at'Drayton.Lodge, near Market Dray-
ton, Major-General Broadhw st, near forty years ill the scr-•
vice of the Hon. East India Ci.mpany. •
London, England, 1812-11-17

PARTNERSHIP IN LADIES SCHOOL.

AN opportunity-now offers to a Lady of re-
spectable connexions, having at her immediate com-
mand the sum of Fifteen Hundred Pounds, to fOrin a PART-
IiERSIIIP with a Lady whose School has long ranked among
the highest in point of Connexions.
Letters (post paid) from principals only; addressed to A. B.
at the Sun Office, 112, Strand, will-have immediate 'atten-
tion. •

rr respectfully acquaints the Public,
• that TICKEIS and SHAItES are. selling in great
Variety at'lioth of his old'establishedolliees, 4, Cuminll, and
9, Charing-Cross, London, for tile , • - . .
NEW LOTTEEY, on the OLD !MODE of DraWing,
By which means Classes arc avoided, and the whole of the
Tickets, numbered from 1, to 13,000, will be pot into the
Wheel, and every Ticket drawn ont indiscriminately, deter-
mining its gym rate and no other.

PRESENT PRICE
Ticket £22 . 9 0
Half 4'll 14 0 1 Eighth £o 19 6
Quarter
~ . 519 0 I Sixteenth . ~ llO 6

Persons in th6'Country may be supplied by BISITS Agents
in the principal Towns in ercry•Connty, or by sem:ing their
Orders, Post or Carriage-paid, accompanied with good Bills,
Bank Not;:s, or Post-OlOce Orders, to
4, CORNaILL, or 9, CHAIUNG-CROSS, London.

110 ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,, and CO.
Contractors for the present `TA rE LOTTERY. con-
sisting of 13,000 Tickets, have the gratification of acquaint-
ing the Public that they have been so successful as to obtain
the same mode of Drawing as in the old English Lotteries.
There arc no Classes, but the whale of the 13,000 different.
Numbers which the ottery,cont.ins will be put into the
Wheel,. and every Ticket drawn separately; for which pur-
pose Government- has granted rwo Days of 'Drawing, the
14th and 15th of January.

SCHENIE. '
2 . . . . of ....1'20,000 .... are ....,C40,000
10,000
4 2,000
6
6
C
10
10
14
3
40
50
320
2,100

13,000 Tickets,

£130,090 -

The Favours of the Public are respectfullysalicited by'
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. who are selling
TICKETS aid• SHARES in a variety of Numbers, at their
BANK-BUILDINGS, CORNHILL, and facing the
NUNS, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1812-11-17

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1812.

ANTI-ATI'RITION.

THE PATENT COMPOSITION, which
prevents the Effects- of FRICTION in ;STEAM and
other ENGINES, in MILLS, MACHINERY, and CAR-.
RIAGES of .every..,description,`and which will do _away, the
necessity of-all complex arld expensive Mechanism in Wheels,
tkc &c. ex. may be. pnrcltnsed in Boxes, price, 2s. fid. ss. Gd..
10 s. Gd. One Guinea, and T‘vo.GuineaS each.
' One of the -smallest litixes contains, a quantity suffi-
cient to last a Chariot 'or Ptist-Chaise Twelve Months ; and,
after the Wheels are primed with the Composition, they may
he used daily, and will run at least Six Months without
having occasion to take them: off, or„ to apply auy thing else.
to.the-Axletrees.., . •
The'Composition is to he used in the same proportion for
all other-kinds of work.
SOld, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Browne and Mawe,
NO. 149, Strand, (near Somerset-House), London. ,
N. B. Directions will be found upon each Box, which are
signed Win. Bellamy. - .

THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA-
BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS
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CORUNNA PAPERS.

CORUNNA, Nov. 12.—We learn, by' an extra-
ordinary Courier, that the French,
_uniting all
their forces from Valencia and Arragon, have
fallen upon Madrid, into N'RliCll capital they, en-
tered on the Ist inst. General HILL might have
avoided this if hd had judged it prudent ; but it

appeared to him more so to retire and join Lord
WELLINGTON, who was approaching to his assist-
ance, and, 'in conjunction with' him, form another
plan, which, would more annoy the enemy, and
they have now retired to Arelalo, Rueda, Torde-
&c. covering the whole line of the Douro.
We, have no doubt that the stay of the French in -
this capital will only be for. the tithe tbat Lou]
WELLINGTON pleases, and until he shall have
realised the plans which he has.forined,, but not
yet completely .concluded, to restore us to success
and felicity.—(Co run-ta Diary, Nov. 13.)
CORLYNNA, Nov. I.2.—Yesterday a Courier Ex-

i.aordiriary arrived, *ho informs ns, that on the

4th inst. he left Rueda, dispatched by Lard WEL-
LINGTON, who had his head-quarters there, and
with whom were Generals CASTANOS, ALAVA,
LOSADA, and others ; that the allied army was in
excellent condition ; that it had five times offered
battle to the French, which they had always re-
fused; that the English were expecting Gereral
Him. with his army, asEsPANA's division, had
already joined. Lastly, the same Courier assured
us, that in Salamanca, as well as in other towns

of Castile, printed papers had been published,
stating the defeat of SOULT in La Mancha, of
which so much has been said, though doubt-
fully; but these doubts would disappear, It
we were ;certain that, as is reported, 'General
HILL has joined Lord WELLING:rots.
'Another Courier, from Benevente, which place

he left on the Bth, assures us, that the French
had retired to Burgos, and that in Benevente
every thing was quiet. He alsO says, that a
Courier had already. been dispatched directly for
Ma(?-id, and insists that the defeat of SouT.T in
La Mancha was held to be certain, and:that it was
hoped (as we .have never doubted) that the op=
portune movement of Lord 'WELLINGTON, and all
his operations, will produce the most glorious ie-
sult.—(4runna Diary, Nov. 12.) •

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IVIARkIAti.

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st rect. .

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Church, H. I'. Clough, Esq. of the 2,th Regiment of
to Miss Westropp, daughter of the late John Westroppr
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in a judicial situation at Gya.
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Mrs. Fraser, widow of Dr. William Mackinnon i'raser, late
of London.
On the zsth ult. in the Castle of Carlisle,. where he has,
teen stationed for several years past, Bombardier Richard
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CONTRACT FOR CANDLES.'
NAVY OFFICE,

March 3r, Arr.
rr HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM-
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one or mrr of the ,aid a,ds with CANDLES.

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Crawlers of NEW PALE, and Three Hundred emarters of
NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; /che answer-
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Ports and in the proportions undermentioned, viz.

Tons.

Deptford

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Plymouth

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.anlesr the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per-
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BIRTHS.

On Friday last, in Somerset-street, Mrs. Thomas
of a Daughter.
On Monday, in Albemarle-street, the Lady of !tuber:
Lukin, Esq. of a Daughter.
Yesterday, in Cii4rlotte-street, Portland-place, the Lads
of N. E. Garrick; Esq. of a Daughter.
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BANKRupTS,

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at the 13ridge• Inn, Bishopwearmouth, Durham. At-
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Thompson, Bishopwearmouth.
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cdrlion-House, April 4, 1812

Ills Royal highness the Prince, Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majeolt, to appoint the
Hon. Adajor.General Lumley" to be one of the Groo.ns of his
Majesty's Bedchamber.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County
of Salop.
Wretch) Reg, Sbrovsliire Local Militia.--Ensign John Rider
to be Lieutenant, vice Yates, deceased. G. F. 1). Evans,
Cent. to be Ensign, vice Rider.

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Gent to be Ensign, vice Allen; •promoted.
Plinhiii Troop of Shropshire Yeomanry Cavalry.— Cornet
•T. EvalistO be Lieutenant, vice Edwards, promoted. J.
Edwards, Gent. to be Cornet.

Os‘vest r) Yeomanry Cavalry. Wm. Owen, Esq. to be Ma-
jor, vice Warrington, resigned. lohn Mytton, Esq. to oe
Captain. John Hunt, Esq. to be Lieutenant.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Co inty
• of Nottingham.
•—•• . _ _

.
rhird or Retfotti Regiment ct Local Militia.— Martin Bower,
Esq. to he captain, vice Pegge, resignid. 1. Rapies,
Cent. to he Lieutenant, vice Boyer, promoted.

rown Ogn r, April 4. •
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE .IN THE PRESENT

PARLIAMgNT.

City.,of tdinburgh.—The Right Hon. Wm. Dundas, in the
'Om of Sir P. Murray, Bar!, who bath accepted the Chil.
tern Hundreds.
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Office.

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to the. Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the moth April
neat, nor unless the Person ,tuho make: the Tender, or some Per—
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FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MARCH 24.—The following are stated to
be the conditions under which the armistice be-
tween the Imperial Russian and Turkish armies had
been assented to :

1 .•The armis►ice shall be in force during the space
of 45 days, unless both parties shall consent' to
its abrogation before the expiration of that period.
2. During
.the period stated, no hostile ineasutc
shall be undertaken by either party, or by the troops
of the allies of either, but the two armies shall of
the positions they now huld, without mules-
tation.

3.. The provisions of the article shall apply eqn.:l--
1) to the fleets of the two Powers, as soon as the:
res:)eaive Commanders shall be made acqua,ntecl
with it.

"It any a6t of aggression shall be committed b).*
detachments from either army before they shalt
have been informed of the present Convention,
such mas shall in no respe& be deemed as autho-
rised by the-ir superio:s ewpow•ercd to consent to
this armistice.

5. During the period for which this armistice 15'
to be in operation, reinforcements may be received ,
by either party, which reinforcements shall be bound
by the general engagement.
6. Since it appeals to be for the mutual interests •
of both Powers that Peace on honourable terart
should be concluded, CommiSsioners shall, 1360 p.
pointed to arrange the preliminaries, writcl,, it ay.
proved, shall be afterwards ratified by the Sovereigns
of the two Empires.

PARIS, Atnucu 22.—This day his I‘l,ijcsty
cei red addresses from the Eldelor.3l Oulleges of the! •
Department of the liler, Ardennes, Indre and Loire,.
_rind flannie Nlarce. Ilia Majesty, in answer to the
Address from the College of the I;ler, said, " 11,121 r
people will ever find me ready to undertake every
thing to consolidate, upon immutable bases, the des "-
tinies of this empire, and make France triumph ove f
the hatred of England. lam confident that no Si f*
crafice will Appear pzinfulto Frenchmen, when
shall judge them necessary for the' accoinplishmel tt
of these area designs." •
BE R NE, Fee. 26.—The Prince of Wagram ar a
Nrettfcln tel., Col.-Gen. of the Swiss, has addressc
the following letter ro the Members of the third re ," •
gimeni :—" Gentlemen, the statement you. ba% ,v
transmitted me in favour of the SWiss Officers, pr
soners of war in England, who solicit pecuniary !I P-
hut, has been laid by me before the Duke of Feltri
who, in reply, says, that be is authorised to gra, )t
relief only to the wives and children Qf Officers
soners of war."
London, England, 1812-04-06

fUR TI/S.

On Good Friday, at Shrub's' Hill House, the Lady or
Richkd Goot, Esq. 91a' Son and Heir.
On Monday last,. at Newnton, C loucestershire, the Lady
of the.. Kev. Edmund Est Court, of a Oat'Ahier.

MARRIED.

On Tuesday last, at the Rey. George Leathes's, Gissing,
in the County of Norfolk, Lieutenunt-Colonel Nlortloa., zo
Mrs. Horace Beevor.

On the ad inst. at Stepney church, by the Rev. George
Harpur,' D.D. John M' Lean, Esq. of the Island of Carria—
cou, to Miss Jessie Urquhart, youngist daughter of the Rev.
Thow.is Urquhart, Minister ut Roskeen.

On Thursday last, by special license, at Wootton-Hall,
the seat of A. 1. Rant, Esti. Robert Nixon,
,Esq.• Major of
the Ist or Royal Regiment uf foot, to Catherine Henrietta.
youngest daughter of Colonel Rant, M. P. for the County
of Wextoid, Ireland. •

On Saturday last, at Bath, -Nevile Reid, Esq. to Miss
Eliza ' Ann Bodttiu, the eldest 'daughter of ltawsin Hart
Boditam, Esq. idle Uoveruor Bouthay, •
The same morning, Air. Ueoige Scott, to Miss Parkinson,
of Brunswick-place.
London, England, 1812-04-06

CORELVN/1 PAPERS,

VILLAFRANCA, MARCH 24.—Persons who havl:
arrived from Madrid state,, that the French had de-
...mat-Wed 17000 rations for as many soldiers, which
•were expeded from Andalusia; and that a consi-
derable convoy had set out for France, the greater
part composed of Juramentadoes. It was supposed
King JO,E.PH would, one of these days, take a simi-
lar direaion.

VILLAFRANCO DEL VELRZO, MARCH no.—About
3000 French have again united in Leon ; and al-
though some people assert their intention i 3 to pene-
trate into. i he Asturias, we do not believe it.

Iu Valladolid have entered the equipages of some
persons of high charader from Madrid, and more
are expeCted. A person who has just arrived frorra
Bayonne affirms, that through that place more than
15,000 French have passed, and by other routes
4000 Pules; all of whom took the direction to sthr
Russian frontiers. W'e are assured that 40,000 in
the whole art to leave the Peninsula.

Ten thou,sand Fren'ch belonging to the ImperiA
Guard, and 4000 Poles from Swat Er's army, have
arrived at Vitoria, from whence they are to proceed

to France.

Patnplona suffers all the rigours of a sie4e, in con-
sequence of Esroz and MINA'§ decree. The 2500
Fiend) in B.iston have refused to obey the Gover-

nor ALEE.

CORONNA, MARCH 25.—Intelligence has been
received from the celebrated MINA, who, after be-
ing pursued for 15 days, through vallies and over
mountains, by the French, tool: his revenge in the
usual manner, by routing and putting more than
3000 of them to the sword: The same letters
which give this information add, that there is &tot
the least doubt of 22,000 enemies having returned
to France, 7000 by Jaca, and 13,000 by Vittoria.
There is no appearance of others having entered in
their place, nor of fresh reinforcements.
VILLAREAL, Al 6.—A person who left Se-
ville the latt,l end of February says, that SOULT had
sent his foundry for casting cannon to Granada ;
that in Seville
.there were only 300 French, whose
real garrison was composed of 2000 Juramentados.
In the county of Niebia there are very few
French.

- On the 29th February a party of horse and loot
of Brigadier PUSBELA'S troops; commanded by Capt.
Montilla surtrized in Calattas and Sit"ra de Ande-
velo a party of French and Juramentados, compo,eci
of 86 cavalry, killed 3 dragoons, look s t prisoners ;
among them 15 Juramentados and 46 very find
horses, besides carabines and pistols.

The French in the neighbourhood Of Ayamonte
aro in trifling force in Triguiras.

PENFERIL MARCIi 14.—Three clays ago ar-
rived here the, mad, containing the correspondehce
intercepted Irotn ,the enemy. Some of the letters
merely contain adieus to their companions and
friends, after sayipg they are ordered to France.
The French, who returned from Valencia, have
extended theMselves by the Guadalaxata, and turn
lower; and all MARmoNT's troops ale upon the
London, England, 1812-04-06

INSANITY.

PERSON of respeaabiliiy, whose Friends
. have kept a House these thirty years past for the re.
‘:eption of INSANE. LADIES, wishes to receive One or
Iwo under her care, when their Friends may depend on that
t'enderness and Sympathy requisite to their unfortunate.case.
The House and Situation are undeniable, the Air particularly
lialularious, and the distance from Town short. and con.
venient, with_Coaches to and from the Metropolis three times
a day,
Any Lady or Gentleman, who may have a Female Rela-
tive labouring under Mental Derangement, will find this a
%nos! desirabie opportunity, as not more than two will be
4dmittcet.
Tice Patient will be under the immediate Care of the
Principal herself, and therefore not subject, (as is t.vo
Nueintv the case) to the control of the Attendants.
Cards of Addiess are left with Mr. Thornhill, No. 144,
New Bond-street.

-0 ICH ARDSON, GOO. DLUCK, and Co. the
Contnittors, respcatully submit the following Scheme
of the present Lottery to the inspettion of the Public:They
do n t conceive that any comment upon its advantages is ne-
cessary, as they feel assured that its superiotit) will appear
en a fair comparison with-the Scheme of any former Lottery.
TICKETS and SHA It ES are on Sale at their Offices,
the Corner of 134tik- buildings, Cornhill, and lacing the
King's Mews, Charing Cross, where, iu, the Last Lottery
{drawn the IStli l etnuary, 1811) No. 3,456, 'a Prize of
20,0ee1, was sold us Eleven Shares. • •

SCHEME.
Xxo,oco

of

C to,at,o

15,c00
.lo,or
5,000
4000
3,00 u
. 14000
2,000
Soo,
400
303
20)
100

15.000
io,cool
5,000
4,0.0
3,000
4,0c0
• 4.000
3.000
3 z.o
3,000

. 2,430
2,0°3

100
124
2,000

4,50C>

2rD~o

3,c00
3,tco
30,0z0

Only ta,coo Tickete, all differerit.Numhers. The iv hole
b. be determined in One Day, the 3c.th of this Month,