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TUNBAIDGF‘, WELLS:.

'The PrinceSS of, WALES, .accompanied by Lady
Cf-IKIILOTTE CAMPBELL, Lady CHAIiboTTE
siv, and the. Hon. MTS. RAWnON-, paid a visit to
this place ,on Tuesday last., 'Soon after her arrival,
which *as announced by a discharge of guns, she
wr;lked upon the Pantiles, after, which she partook
of aa elegant dinner, at toe Miss BERRY'S, and in
the evening honoured the Rooms , With her. pre-
seoce. The ball rooni-was decorated with wreaths
,r laurel and flowers, in consequence or. Lord
WELLINGTON'S late gallant defeat of MARMoNT's
army, near Salamanca, .and his name, with his
other victories, displayed' in a very tasty manner
rover the fire-place. Great part of the company
likewise wore lanrel upon the joyful occasion.
Her Royal Highness appeared highly gratified
with the reception she met with from all ranks of
people in the place, and proves that Tunbridge
Wells haslost none of that loyalty and delight it
experiences when himoured .with the presence
of any part of our beloved Royal Family. The
place is now full of company, amongst whom are—

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The-Dowager Duchess of Rutland, the Duchess of Devon
shire, the Marchioness Cornwallis, the, Dowager Marchioness
of Donegal, MarchioneSs of Wellington, Dowager Countess
of Cleriniint, Dowager Countess of Arran, and. the Ladies
'Gore, Lady Brownlow, and the Hon. Misses Cust, Him. Mrs:
Lamb, Hen. general and Mrs. St. John, Hon. Mrs, St.
George Caulfield, and Miss' •CrOftsin, Lady Rossmore Hon. Miss Mercer Elphinstoae, Dowager' Lady and Miss Monson,
Sir, Henry and Lady Montgomery, Lady an Mis.;.Bal;er; Sir
Frederick Baker, Sir Egerton :and Lady Br d,,s Lady 41n-
struther, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Grant, and miss
&c.
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DI EN

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The mine day, at Che Aunt, Mrs-. Mardaret Campbell,. in
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On.Mondiy last, after a long and.patnfol illness, Edw-aO'
son of Mr. C. H. Hancock,; of Clapton, Middlesex, aged 16
years,
The same. 0.7, at Turnhout Green, at the advanced age 0f
79,, after a.long illness, Mrs. Griffiths, widow of the late Yr'
Griffiths; and sole remaiiiiiig daughter of the late' Re!.. -1)2.'
Clark, of St. Albi4a's.

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T 1 E SUN,.

SOLEM QUIS DIEERL FALST:M

L 0 ND 0 N,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1812.

We this morning received Paris Papers to the
23d instant.—They contain the Twelfth Bulletin
of the French Army. It is dated at Witepsk, the
ith instani, and is not more calCulated to excite

sterns or despondency, than those which preceded
it. ' BVOW,iPARTE still continues inactive, and
again attributes this 'most extraordinary delay to
the heat of the Weather. Never, sure, was any
unfortunate- General so annoyed by weather as
BUONAPALTE has been since he' cgmthenced his
Russian campaign. As soon as he entered the
Russian territories, the rain destroyed several
thousand of his horses, and swamped his artillery;
as soon as (according to his own account) his
troops, were every where crowned with-victory,
the heat of the weather renders it impossible'
for him 'to advance, and we have. no doubt but
that he will,soon inform us t-afthecold has coal- • 1
pelied him to retreat. Ilpon,.tbe receipt of the 1
eleventh Bulletin we ventured to exorest .an !
.-
opinion that BuOICAPA!ITE had- determined
to retreat, ' and that opinion Is confirmed ~
by the statement in the twelfth Bulletin," that I
be has ordered a pail of 100 pieces of artil-
lery to retrograde to Dantzi:. The only other in-

telligence contained in this Bulletin is that 13170 rat-
PART E has Made a square before the palace, at Wi-
ter.sk ; that he has a parade every morning at six
o'clock, at which all Officers of the guard appear,
and that one brigade of guards, in_tinecondition, al-
ternately defiles!
.! Such was -not the species
of information with which his Bulletins from
AuStria and' Prussia were filled. We have
not room. to make any 'comments upon the
other articles which 'we haye taken from
the French Papers ; our' extracts have been so
copiou, that we can, at present, only submit them
to our Readers.
London, England, 1812-11-02

- • Borough of Pontefract.-.Robert Pemberton Mimes, Esq. the
Hon. Henry Laseelles.
Borough of Richmond.—Robert ChalOner, Esq. Dudley
North, Esq._
• Borough of Ripon.—The Right Hon. Frederick J. Robinson.
Geoige Gipps; Esq.
Borough of Scarborough,--The Hon. Edmund Phipps, Lieu-
tenant-Genera' in his Majesty's Army: The Right Hon.
" Charles Manners Sutton.
Borough of Thirsk.-IVilliam Frankland, Esq.
Greenhill, Esq.
County of Nottingham:—Tl,e Right Hon. William'lienry Ca-
vendish Dentick, commonly called Lord William Henry Ca-
vendish Bentinck. The Right Hon. Charles Herbert Pierre-
point, commonly called Lord Viscount Newark.
Borough of East Retfo'rd.—ecorge Osbaldeston, Esq. Charles
Marsh, Esq.
Borough of Newark-upon-Trent.-0--Lieutenant-General Sir
Stapleton Cotta, Dart. Knight of the Bath. Henry Wil-
loughby, Eso. • '
County' of. Denbigh.—Sir Watkin Trviine;Bart.
Borough of Denisigh.—The Right Hon. John Hamilton
maurice, commonly called Lord Viscount Kirkwall. .
County of Argyle.—The Right-ion. John Douglas 'Edward
Henry Campbell, commonly called Lord John 'Campbell:.
County of Chestcr.,,-Davies Davgnport, • Esq.. :Wilbraham
Egerton, Esq. . . ..• -
.Cohnty of Merioneth,7-Sir Robert Williames Vanghan, Bart.'
County of-Worcester.--t-The Hon. William Beauchamp Lygon.
The Hon. William Henry Lyttleton.. .
Borough 'of Eieshein.—William Manning, Esq. .Humphrey
Howorth' Esq.
Borough of Wich, Otherwise Droitwich.—The Hon. Andrew
Foley. .:Sir Thomas Edward Winnington; Bart. •
- Borough of Bewdley.—Miles Peter Andrews; Esq.
County of Norfolk.—Sir Jacob Henry Astley, Bart.. Thconasl;
Wm. Coke; Esq.
Borough-of King's Lynn.—The Hon. Horatio Walpole, com-
monly called Lord Walpole.=-Sir -Martin Browne Folkes,
Bart. •
Borough of Great Yarmouth.—Edmund Knowles Lacon, Esq:
William Loftus, Esq. Lieutenant-General in his Majesty's"
Service.
Borough of Thetford.—The Right. Hon. John Fitzroy, com-
monly called Lord John Fitzroy. Thomas Creevey, Esq..
Borough of Castle Rising.—The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel
Folk Grevilie Howard. The Hon. Augustus Cavendish
Bradshaw.
County of Carinarthen.—Thc Right Hon. Robert Seymour,
_ commonly called, Lord Robert Seymour.
County of Edinburgh.—Sir George Clerk, Bart.
City of Edinburgh.—The Right Hon. Wm. Dundas.
County'of Berwick.—George Bailie, Esq.

Robert
London, England, 1812-11-02

THE SUN.

SOLE.3I QUIS DICEItE FALIUM ArVEAT

L,O NI) 0 N,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1812.

Government have received Dispatches from
Gottcnburgh to the 20th ultimo, but they do not,
we understand, contain any thing important:

We have little to acid to the important intelli-
gence which we communicated to our readers on
Saturday from France. From the studiously ob-
scure manner in which the fact of the insurrection
is stated in: the Moniteur, we are led to .believe
that the attempt was of a much more serious na-
, • • • -
ture than the official paper seems disposed to admit.
It seems quite clear, that a considerable number of
- -
the National-Guards were engaged in the plot,
for the insurgtipts were divided into three bodies,
and attacked, at .the same time, the residences. of
the Minister of Police, the Prefect of Paris, and
, .
the Military Commandant. No details are given;•
all that we aresinfOrmed of -is; that the assailants
were repulsed, and their leaders, Generals MALLET,
UILLET , and L,IIIORIR, were taken, -and, of
course, shot. General-.Lnnoitim was formerly- a
General of Brigade, and a :particular friend of
:MOREAU, with whom he served. L.:RORIE fled
:into Germany at the time .of MOREAU'S arrest,
but returned 'to France about three years ag0....--
‘ GUILI:ET and MALLET bad both been Generals of
-Brigade. Some private letteri have been received:
from France, but they throw no additional light
upon this subject. .A letter,_ however, has been
received from Guernsey, which states that two
boats full. of English prisoners had been sent
to that island, A. vithout exchange•on our part, and
it was stated,- as a reason., that a plan had been
formed for overturning the present French Govern-
ment, and that' one of the first acts adopted in the
Tlevz order of things would be to set at liberty the
British prisoners so long unjustly detained by the
Tyrant. If this be true, the plan of insurrection is
infinitely More/extensive than the Alcrriiteur is dis-
posed to acknowledge. It is said that the neces-
sity of BUONAPARTE'S return to Paris, has been
strolgly represented-to him, but we think lie will
eAk.t.o.e .to leave his army under the pre-

iii C~.
London, England, 1812-11-02

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Pembrokeshire.—John Owen, Esq. -
Cardigan (Borouigh).—The Hon. John Vaughan.
Perth (County).--James Drummond, Esq.
Selkirk, Do.—Win. Elliot Lockhart, Esq.
Renfrew, Do.—Archibald Speirs,,Esq.
Nairn and Crontarty, Do.—Colonel 1.1110 Rose.
'Wigton, Do.--7Hon..General «7n). Stewart.
Aberdeen, Do.—Jamrs Ferguson, Esq.
Boroughs in the District of Dumfries: —Wm. Ro-
bert Keith Douglas, Esq.
London, England, 1812-11-02

BANKRUPTS:

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London. ' •
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Manchester. Atternies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Man-
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Join Walker, Broadway, Rothorhithe, master-mariner, No-.
vember 7, 17, and December 12, at -eleven, at Guildhall,
London. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Wellclose-square.
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November 7 and 14, at twelve,. and December 12, at teu,
at Guildhall, London. Attornoy, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-

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3, 7, and December 19, at one, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. Lloyd, Bromr-strect, London—

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PR.I TUITiON.

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WINDSOR, AUG. 17.

--Yeste;rday being the Duke of YORK'S Birth-
day, 114: same was observed by the QUEEN at
Frogyndri e. In the course-of the day, the PRINCE
REGENT, the Dukes of YORK, CLARE:VIE, CU Ni•
LRRLAND, and KKNT, and the Duchess of YORK,

arrived

The Royal Family went to Trogmore about
one o'clock, and returned to the Castle and Lodge
to dress; for dinner—At five o'clock they returned
,to. Froginote; where a Sumptuous dinner was
provided.; At seven o'clock the Duke of CLA-.
RENCE left Frogaiore, and went to the Infantry
Barracks, it .being the time , of their pariAl2.—
They had just before been dismissed; lout at the
command of his, Royal. Highness the drums beat
to arms immediately round the' town, and the
whole regiment returned in a. few Minutes accou-
tred, Officers and men. A little before eight
oclock the regiment marched, with their colours
living, led by their full band, accompanied by the
ljuke cf CLARENCE to Froginure Lodge. On
their arrival at the gates, they halted, and-tire
banal struck up " God save the King." The re-
giment then marched into.the gardens. and on the
lawn, where- they fired a feu-de-joie and two vol..-
lies ; after' which they gave three cheers. They
then marched back to the , Barracks about nine
o'clock.

This morning the QUEEN and PRINCESSES set
off for Hounslow Heath, where marquees afe
pitched for .their reception, to see the' PRINCE
Ii.EGENT review his Regiment. The PRINCE and
hiS Royal Brothers left us about the same time.
London, England, 1812-08-18

. .
rosslble, that the,ztssassmation of the Count Was,
in any respect, connected with this Subject ?—The
coincidence of time, as v) the perpetration of that
dreadful act,, and the promulgation of what may
be termed rinonaparte's-- Manifesto against the
Russian Government, was certainly remarkable.
Asa consNuence of the peace of Tilsit, General
Bennigsen, was superseded in 'the command of the
RuSsian arnr,7 by 'General Buxhovilen, a man who
was known to have kept back his reityrorceinentS‘
at the moment when they r..ere most nectssary a
. man who Was 'known to be zrcatly, in the French

interest. •
•
In person,' Gen,. Bennigsen has been described
as tall and well. made; the fire of his eye, and his
exprssive•conntenance, marking the energies of a'
mind intent on fame. He is affable and conde-.
scending in private ; but, as a disciplinarian ex-
tremely strict and severe. in his manner of liv-
ing, in affects splendour, and-is very generous to
those whb, by talent, br attention to-their military.
duties, he considers_ as deserving his favours.—
By these means, •be. has acquired, in a superior
degree,, both the love and esteem of his army.
It has been said, that the last attack of the
French by. the Russians, which led to the Treaty.
of Tilsit, was against the judgment and will of.
-Gen. Bennigsen. According to report, he had,
for a series of years, made the military progress of
Buonaparte his study ; and that he had expressed
his confidence in being able successfully' to; op-
pose it. For same time after he had the commazul
of the Russian army, the eyes' of all Europe were
fixed upon him ; and the harassing mode of war-
fare _which he adopted, seemed, to be the best cal-
culated to stem the overwhelming torrent of the
French armies. It Was his Fabian policy which,
actually checked the career 'of' Buonaparte. Ibis
Cossaeks, too, spread terror through the French
ranks : both Officers 'and men beheld them with
dread ; and as long as Geri. Bennigsen'refrained
from a general action, he certainly kept -the
French at bray; and it remains. to be seen, wile-
_ther he willbe now permitted to persevere in that
successful policy, the deviation from which led to
consequences so unfortunate at the battle of Rid-
' land. •
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' Aug. 12, 1812.
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777LL14.,11 IL1318,11; Ser.

rilf HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XIV.
, .Was published this Day.

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DIED

On the zBth of.fuly last; at 13tilgunge, near Calcutta, o'lo
a long and painful illness, Mrs. Carstin,- wite of Major-Ce•
neral John Garstin, of the Engineer Vorps.
On Monday the 27th ult. at Pinner, in the.29th year of
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Williams, of that place.
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ill-
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the 9th inst. John Burden Kent, Surgeon, Southwark,
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Wag fl titidstton, Which tie Mr. PereeVal) ennught
ought to be decided elsewhere. If it should appea►
that 'he had that right, it was for the House to say
whether or•not, such a right should remain to h►m,
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MAILS.
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I'RICL OF STOCKS.
THIS DAY AT TWRI.VIIOIC-LOCK.
C6nsols. - 631/ al Red. Ann. . 62i 63
London, England, 1812-02-11

131121 Ifs

On the loth inst. at her residence in Grosvenor-place, the
Lady of Sir Charles Burrell, hart. or a Son.
On Saturday, in Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury, the Hon.
Mrs. Winn, of a Son.
At his,house in Newgate-street, the Lady of John Haul.
soi), L5q...,01 a Daughter.
London, England, 1812-02-11

MARNIk,

senniglit, at the Cathedral Church of Lich-
field, Cl-11)11e1 Woodßoute, Esq. only son of the Dean of
Lichfield, to Amelia, youngest daugntcr of Sir Chu. Oake-.
jey, Bart.
_ _

'On Tuesday last, at Whitchurch, Mr. Samuel Gregory
Marshal,. Captain of the East-India station, to Miss Mary
Ann Watson, eldest daughter, of William Watson, Esq. of
Ee.lvedier, near Whitchureh.
A few d..ys since, at Cheltenham, Dennis MiCarthY,
Esq. to Ann, daughter of Richard lower, Esq M.P.
Yesterday, at, St. Mary-le•honne Church, ,Edward Bore
gess, to Mary, -daughter of Isaac.Rutton, Esq. , -
The same day, at St, Geurge's Church in the East, Mr,
Thomas Gill, at Tavistock,- to Rachel, eldest daughter of,
Mr. Ana. Paton, of Old Gravel:43l,e.

On the loth inst. at Georp:-'s,..Flanover-squarc-., f, Pvt.
inson. Esq. to Miss Vrances foster, daughter of the late I-
T. Foster, E sq. Member of Vie late Irish Partiarntnt.
London, England, 1812-11-05

BIRTHS.

. _
On the ?Ist ult. at Exeter, the Lady of Paul Measor, EQq.'
Postmaster of that City, of a Son.
On Friday last, in Spanish-place, Manchester-squareealm
Lady of the Rev. ThoniaThurlow, of a Son.

On Monday last, Mrs: C. l)..!Cerr, of Jewry-street,
of a Son.

_On'Tnesdav last, the Lady of E. IL Comyn, Esq. of-Den---
,rnark-hill, of a Soo.
Yesterday, 'the Lady of George Parker, Esq. of Sloane r-
race, Sloane-street, of a San.
London, England, 1812-11-05

CERTIFICATES,,Nov.

T. Brooman, Margate, ,grocer.
S. nu-sden, Manchester, drysalter.
Pearce, Liverpool, liquor-merchant. •
T. Hearn, Clement's-lane, merchant.
J. Mayor, sen. Leadenhall-street, insurancebtoker.
Bickerstaff, Nottingham, haberdasher:
J. P. Collins, Higb-street, Southwark, grocer.
It.. Gardner. Temple Coffee.house, Devereux-court, Tetup-!e,
coffee-house-keeper.
W. Day and J. i:Limerton, Lime-Street, money-seriveners.

COAL MARKET, Nov. 4.
Ships at Marzet. Ships sold.
433 I%*?wcastle . . . 351 .. . 395. Od. to 51s: 33.
5i Sunderland . . . . 2i . . Oil. to 40:.
Stone Coal . . . Of . . od. to

Price.
London, England, 1812-02-18

To Messrs. SHAW and Co.

'' 131rmingham, March 16, 18:+5.
" Gentlennen--tu justice to you, and to certity the value
of that excellent Medicine, Church's Cough ll:.ops, Een,'
you the tollowin,g' case, at the particular request of the pa
tient.

"MYLES SWINNEY.„"

Sir—r cannot sufficiently acknowledge the cure I have
received from Church's Cough Drops. A most suncating
Asthmatic Cough during the winter aftlitted me so severely,
that I expected nothing,less than death every minute ; one
bottle rehered me considerably, and four more perlcdly re•
stored me Your sending this to the Pupprietors will oblige
your humble servant,

"'Taos. EomuNns."

Sold Wholesale and Retail by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66,
St. Paul's Church•yard, on the foot-Nay ; 'Putt, Exchange;
a,cl 13-4 con and Co. Uxtord-strcet ; and one Vender in every
town.
None can be genuine•except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St,
rch-yard," is engraved on the swop. Prtse As. 6d
i..nd double size is, 6d. f,er bottle.
London, England, 1812-02-18

BM!

This mottling, the Lady of I. f atharn, Esq. of CrAven.
street. Strand, of a Dat.r,hter.
On'the sth inst. in Hertford-street, May-fair, the Lad,
of Gilbert Math:son, I sq. ot. a .!•i!)o.

V67;S;;(113 evening I.r.sr, in Bridge—street, Westminster;
Mrs. R. S. Cooper, of a Son.
The same day, the Lady of Dr. Uwins, of Aylesbury, at
a Daughter.
•

41 AR Rlfib

On the 4th inst. at Farnham, in the CoUnty of Surrey;
Captain Alexander Brown, of Calcutta, to Miss Barth°ha.
mew, of the same place.
On Thursday last, at WiWon, George Frederick Krum!).
haat,' Esq. of Kilburn, to Mar}aret,•eldest daughter of Tho..-
Iliat Tw.vnshend, Esq deceased.
On the iitli inst. Charles "Gilchrist, Egq. of Sunbury, to
Clara, daughterot the late Benjamin Baldwin, Esq. of Oak.
ingliain, Berks.
Lately, Dr. D.- I. 13. Dickson, Physician to the Fleet at
the Leeward Islands, to Miss 'Tracey, sister of the late I. S.
Tracey, Esq. Secretary to Sir Alexander Cochrane.
London, England, 1812-02-18

CUTLER V. LEACH.

This was an action brought by the plaintiff
against the defendant, to recover the sum of t 12t•
as his guarantee for thai sum, to a person et tho
name of
.Knowles, a diiNtiller. In defence it ag
set up, that Junes Morgan had joint d the phdotiti
in the guarantee, and the action ought to have been
brought in their jowl names. It was, however,
pr..v-d, that the plaintiff had pai t the money, and
Lord ELLENBOROUGH held, that he had the"ri,:ht
of adion, and, under his Lordship's direction, the
Jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff, and 4os.
costs.

LIBELS,

THE KING V. SMITH AND OTHERS.

Mr. PITT, the prosecutor, appeared in propria
personce, and informed his Lordship, that he had
not been able to collea his witnesses, and requested
further time to produce them.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH observtd, that the cause
was put off from last Saturday, to accommodate the
prosecutor, and the Court could not allow i!self
to be trifled with. If he was not ready to pro-
ceed, it would be the duty of the Jury to acquit the
defendants.

The Jury returned a verdiet of—Not Guilty.

The Hon. Gsott GE H. L. Du :1 As is ed
M P. for Richmond, nice the Hon. LAWRENCZ-
IIWND4S, now M. P, for York.
London, England, 1812-02-18

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LONDON VLIRTER SESSIONS.

GUILDHALL, FEB. 17.—This day the Sessions
commenced before the -LORD MAYOR, B ECOI;IO,ER,
and a Bench of Aldermen, &c, when the fullowivg
case of assault-in the Royal Exchange came un to be
heard.
London, England, 1812-02-18

FOR COUG HS-, CoLDS, ASTHMAS, &c.

ti HU LICH'S COUGH-DROPS, tor. re„cent.
Nh...." Colds, obstinate Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas,
stand unrivalled. Its repwtation for fifteen years past, and
the .vatious'testiinonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of
the estimation in which it is In.1;,1 for all Asthmatic AfiZjc-
ti,,ns, recent Colds'and Coughs, nowever obstinate, and all
Pulmonary -Complaints. As proof, the following in: lance is
inserted :
London, England, 1812-02-18

REVERSIONARY GRANTS

Earl GRnSVENOII called ihe attention of the
House 10 1111 s at►bjed, resprtling which, in justice to
its own consistency and character, as well as to the

interests and expectations of the country, it was in-
cu ',bent on their Lordships to do something, He
acveried to the decision of the other House of Parlia-
ment respecting a recent bill for the prohibition of
such grants; the
was,
upon which it founded
m
that decisi
, he necessarily, at a loss to know,
but he felt that4heir condo& was not such as would
entitle them to the admiration or the gratitude of
t htir fellow-subjects. He greatly disapproved of the
palliative exprdient of temporary or occasional Sus-
pension Bills—they were inefficient and of little im-
portance. A Bill for the Prohibition of Grants in
Reversion for a year or any other short space of
tune, by no means met the object; an extension of
the time, to twenty, thirty, or even fifty years,
would be far prefer.ble to that extent. A measure
of this kind would bit productive of mUch.substan,ial
benefit, and do away one of the principal sources of
corruptitn ; and if no other Noble Lord should
come forward on the occasion, he should feel it his

duty to take up this subject, ,and to propose some
measure fur the adoption of the House, on those
grounds and principles on which he bad already come
forward.
London, England, 1812-02-18

N1A11.5.

ARRIVkD-t Artholt, t Uubliit, t Waterford. Du t—t Ca.
I Malta, t Gueri,se), i lersey, I Brazils, Water.
lord.

)i. STOCKS.
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Consols.

ss, SUN.

SOLIM QUIS DR:tick. VALSUM AUDEAr?

L ()A )UN.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1812.

As the patriotic endeavours of the PRINCE'RE-
CENT to effect a junction of parties has, if possible,
increased the estimation is which the character of
his Royal Highness is most deservedly held, and as
the letter, in which his sentiments upon this inte-
resting and important subjeet Were conveyed,
has excited universal and anxious attention, we
have thought 'it our duty to obtain the most
cone& accouut, of its contents, and the follow-
ing, we believe, 'is the most faithful report of it
that has yet been 'submitted to thes public. His
Royal Highness began with observing, that as at the
period when he entered upon the arduous duties of-1
the. Regency, there wa. a hope that his beloved father
would be able to resume his Kingly funaions, he
had deemed it proper to make no change in the Ad-
rninisim ion, that when the. desirable event of, his.,
MAJESTY'S recovery should gratify the wishes of his
affectionate people, be might find the same persons
in (ace, to whom he bad entrusted the Govern-
ment or the country, and the same system pursued
which nad been stindioned by his approbation.
That as he hope of so anxiously desired an event as
the restoration of his laellv,d Sovereign and Father
seemed to be more distant than was expetted,
the PRINCE conceived .ttat it was now his duty
to form an Administration upon so broad a
basis as might unite the great Parties in the
State, and by comnining the faculties of the whole,
contribute essentially to the honour and - interest of
the court; ry. .Such a measure, he obserVecl, could
not but make a_strong impression upon' our Allies,
and induce them to repose w ith still greater confi-

dcnce on the friendship and the assistance of this
country. His Royal Highness proceeded to say,
that -having ascertained that it was THE SENSE OP
PARLIAMENT THAT NOTHING YUATHER SHOULD
London, England, 1812-02-18

THE KING V. GUTHIty.

- This was an indithnent tor an assault committed
by the defendant, a respec.lable merchant, against
the prosecutor, also a respectable merchant, a Mr.
Campbell.
The assault was committed in the Royal Ex
change, about the hour of 0..'0 o'clock, where the
'rallies met, at..l the pro Vocation.
,causing the as-
sault iA as renewed by Mr. Campbell ; upon which
the defendant struck hint on the !Ice, and said he
Sbould strike him ag .in, if he repeated the offensive
expressions, .which were. repeated, and the prosecu,
tor was again struck publit 1y by the defendant.—
The words of provocation were—that the defendant
Lad given false evidence, on 13 certain to i3l in the Court
Of .h-itig's-13•,mcli, in a CillSe in ,w Erich the prosecutor
was a party, and the defendant a witness, by which
falss evidence the prosecutor had lost a sum of three
-hundred and two pound:, part of the matter of the
stilt• In the very Court, attcr the trial, the pro-
secutor charged the delrndat.it with perjury, and
,Pr°P-pted the charge till the parties cnet at the
Exchange, wle for the repeatit.g it, the
as3ault was c. ntlll.~ted.

Mr. IioLLAND, for the prosecution, contended,
that it. lo.vocation coul.l justify the assault ;
KNAPP, lor the detendaut, contended, that the
ttovocation wa; a conadle.e justification i r this case.
The I Eco HOER charged the July impartially.
1:36"g down the law a. clearly for the prosecutor ;
dui reprooated the gloss and insufferable d4arnation
o ttrekt by 'be prosecutor, which wai above the
P 'wet' of human nature to endure. He cited an
In'tanife of an eminent person sent for two months
to prison, for a similar offence, by striking in the
loyal Exchange ; so much deference was paid to
;tie Place ; In although he was for,.ed to state the
'aw to the J ery stridly, yet, after their verdta, the
Bench would act with the fi,elings' of men in the
achneasbretnent of ponishm,•nt
The Jur% returned a verd,ct of Guilty, barely of
a;1 assault ; and Cie RECORDER, expressing his ab-
horrence of •
tt prosecutor's conduct, sentenced the
defendant to pay a fire of one shilliog, and to be
(/.laitaiged.
Four young vagabonds, susreaed thieves arid
pickpockets, were sentenced to six mouths
itnpri-
aonme;;t.
-Adjourned till the 2lst instant.
London, England, 1812-02-27

BONE AND NEW MAN V. SPEAR.

This was a similar suit as to the validity of the
will of Mr. William Spear, of Gay's Inn, deceased,
brought. by Messrs. John Bone and Christopher
Newsam, the executors against Mr. William Spear,
the testator's brother, who disputed the fact. Three
witnesses were examined, to prove the execution of
the will, capacity of the testator, &c. ; and no plea
being Offered in, support of the opposition, it was
therefore confined to the argument that the evidence
in support of the will.was of itself insufkik:ieni to es-
tablish its validity.
Sir JOHN NIOHOLL, upon a recapitulation of it,
however, (bought it perfectly 'satistatt-ry, and
the validity of the will was accordingly- established.

TANNER against JOSEPH.
In this case, Mr. Richard Tanner, of Sitting-
bourne, in Kent, had made a will in favour of Mr.
Richard Joseph ; he afterwards married a Lady of
some considerable property, and died, leaving her
enciente. whit a child, of which she was delivered a
short time afterwards. The u ill being disputed, an
allegation was now offered id the Court on behalf of
Mr. Joseph, containing a statement of various dis-
agreements between the testator and his wife ; his
declarations in consequence, that she should never
be benefited by his will ; and farther declarations of
his atnounting to a recognition and republication of
the will.
London, England, 1812-02-27

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MARRIED.

On Friday last; at Clifton, near Bristol, Charles D.Waldov
Sibtliorp, Esq. Captain of the 4th Dragoon Guards, to Ma-
ria, daughter of Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq. of the above
place.
On Tuesday last, at Lymington, by special license,
H. Kingston, Esq, second son of John Kingston, Esq of
Belmont, in the County of Herts, M. P. to Frances Sophia
Rooke, second daughter of the late Hon. Mr. Justice Rooks.
The same day, at Putney, Edward Whitmore, Esq;
Banker, of Lornbard-street, to Frances, eldest daughter of
John Peoley Kensington, Esq. of Lime-grove.
On the 25th inst. at Hadsor, Worcestershire, the Rev.
Alexander Luders, son of AleY:inder Luders, Esq. of Bath.
to Margaretta Penelope Bradstock, third daughter of the late
Rev. Thoinaz Bradstock, Bettor of Birlingliain, in the same
County%
Lately, Lieutenant Burton, of the Royal Navy, to Mist
Oak ley.
At the Mauritiur., Major Lindsay, Deputy•Adjutant-
neral to the Forces on the Island, to 'Mademoiselle I.3iddah:
London, England, 1812-02-27

DIED.

At his house in New Bond-street, Mr. William Fraser,
Optician to their,Majesties.
On.the 14th inst. at lns apartments in the Adelphi, in tlx.
22d year of his age, after a painful illness, Robert, third son
of the Rev. T. li. Pearson, Vicar of Queen Camel, Somer.,
setshire.

On Friday last, at Cheltenham, Mrs. Berington, wife of
Thomas berington, Esq. of Winsiey, Iterehmishire.
On Sunday tne 23d inst. Mrs. Mary Gouldsmith, aged 71.
at her house in Little Britain, AiC.ersgate-street.
The sane day, in Market.street, -Hems, at .a very 2d
vanccd age, the Hun Frederick Cavendish.
On Wednesday, at his house in Southampton, in his 57t1/.
year, W. Lindsey, Esq. formerly or the Eland of Antioia.
On the 3 tst of August, at Benares, the Lady of Wilhafo
Loch, Esq. of the Last-India Company's Civil Szrv:ce.
'On Thursday the ad of ()duller last, in child-birth. at
Fort Stoddart, on the river Motsiie, in the Mississippi Ter-
ritory, Mrs. Frances Gaines, aged 23, the • wife of Captain
Edmund Gaines, eldest daughter of judge Tonlmin, and
grand-daui,litcr of Dr. Toulmin, of Birmingham.

COAL MARKET, F. 26.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
454 Newcastle . . . . 4os. od. to sis. od,
si Sunderland
s Cinders . . . . t . 325. od. to —s. ed.

I' I? 1C E Ul,

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YESTE

RDAY.

Bank Stock, 230 India Bonds, ‘6s. pr.
h:ayy 3 per Cent 931 93 Excheq. Bills, ',d. per day,
Irish 5 per Cent. ss. 6s. pr. 34.-d. pe. (1.1,
4 per Cent. 78i ili Ss. 55. pr.
pert ent. R. Os ii• Omniurn,
3 per Cent. Cons. 62-k 62 iii Imperial 3 per Cent. 6o i i
Beak L. Ann. 16 i 7.i6ttis 3 Ditto Ann.
India Stock, 1754 Cons, for

HIGH WATER AT LONDON. BRIDGE TO-MOR-
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Morning, 9 min. after 3. j- Evening, 35 min. after 3.
London, England, 1812-02-27

immediately.

Further particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contradt may be known, at the Secretary's Office iu
aforesaid, aly day between the hours of Ten and Four e'Clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered! sealed up, and indorsed
" Proposals for Oak Spokes, &c." but no Proposal can. be ad-
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