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London, England, 1812-04-21

ANATOMICAL LECTURES.. • •
R. CARPUE will commence his LECTURES
'on ANATOMY, SURGERY, &c. early ill -I
Particulars at Mr. Carpue's, so, Dean-street,•Solto.

•
London.- April 2.0, 1:2,u
A MEETIiSiG of MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
and OTHERS,,interested- in the EAST INDIA and
CHINA TRADES in the PORT of LONDON, will be
held at the City of Londtni'Tayern, on TRU RS,i)AY, the
z3d instant, at:Twelve o'clock, to take into •coniideration
the measures to be adopted to watch over and •proica their
respeetive interests in the, approaching Discussion relating to
the Renewal of the Charter of the East India Company.
The Right Honourable the LORD MAYOR in the chair.
1-she Chair wi,ll be taken at One o'clock precisely.

• MR. Pi IT. • •
rrHE PUBLIC are respeNfolly informed that.
Mr.. MA RCHANT, R.A.has engraved an Intaglio of
the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PIT I', for the Right
Hon. George Rose.
Subscriptions for Copies' in Paste are received of Mr. T.
sic, in Leicester „square t_ and of Mr. Coloaghi, in Cock-
spur-street.
At the same place may be had; Portraits, in the sure man-
lier, also, by Mr.--Marchant, of the late Right Hon. Chas.
lames Fox, for the Right Hon, Lord ::revue ;, and of the late
Right Hon. IVilliani Windham, for Earl Spencer.

•
NEW INVENTED BREECHES.
SUTTON has the honciur of presenting his
• eSpeziful Acknowledgments to the Nobility, Getury,
and the; Public, for the distid,,,u,Aid ,Patrotiage he has ex-
perienced for his:new invented l3recchers and Pantaloons
The. unprecedented demand for them
,ati:Jrds an in:scion
able proof of thdir. inestimable utility, as it etadieates that
very great complaint of the-bad sewing, and the Silk turning,,
colour in washing, in tile Seams being :made without leg
'side seam ; and renders Kerseyrnere as,elastic as Stocking of
every description,
‘which makes them peculiarly adapted for
riding, which has beeir long the desire of
,su many Gentle-
men, and tn de only by the I nventor,. T. Sutton, 314, Nort h
side of the New Church, -Stratid,'where he has taid in-an ele-
gant Assortment of the choicest Summer Patterns.
Ladies'•tiabits, Naval and Military Equipment, according
ing to the newest Regulation; and every other branch-of the
Business executed in the first Style, with the utmost punc-
tuality and dispatch. .
N. B. Gentlemen in the Country desirous of having their
Clothes made in London, by sending a-Letter, pkist-,pid, to
the above, May have instructions to measure themselves.:
Cloaths sent to any part 9f the World,
London, England, 1812-04-21

ON SPRING DIET.

'" It is in Spring," observes a celebrated PhySician, " that
constitutional diseases come into action ;, and if, at this sea-
son, peoplq were to adopt an alterative diet, much nurnan
misery would be prevented."
THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
only very hourishing and pleasant to toe p late, hut
'ample experience has.proved it to 6 More efficadcms 4n cor-
reding the constitution and purifying the blocd than the
bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla.
-

People subjed to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty-, Bilious, Asthrnatic,,or Consumptive Habits %%PIN find
the Sassafras Cocoa, a Most iavalrsable article of diet.'

In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled,
and its use is adopted by several eminent l'hysiciaini.
It is sold in aground state for boiling (in the same manner
as-coffee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, Grocer, No.
39, Stand.
Orders from the country _must lie accompanied with a re.
mittande.
London, England, 1812-04-21

NAVAL NtW,S,

POItTSMOUTit, Mint, 20.—Aftived his Majesty's
ship Cumberland, Paioliers, Plantagenet, POer able,
and the Steady gun-brig from Plymouth ;. also ar-
tived.the Partridge and Acciczon troni a cruise : the
latter is appointed envoy to the eastward.
Sailed the Impregnable, and riaory ;-also the
Thracian for off Cherbourg, and the Pelican to Yar-
mouth Roads.

Went out of Harbour his Majesty's ships Leo-
pard, Sappho, Dapper, Gannett, and Phipps.
,His Majesty's ship Leyan gives lustrunions to
the Lrade bound to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
and Quebec. •

DEAL, APRIL Ig.--7-Artived his Majesty's ship
Griffin with a convoy of coasters from PortsmouilL
Sailed the Kingston and Leaner transports, under
convoy of the Providence armed brig fotHarWich.
Came down from. the river his Majesty's ship
Montague, and s:til?,(1 forTbrismout h.
FALbIOI2TH,- APRIL 18. —Sai.ed his Mij,sty's
packet Princess Artielict With mails for ttie M,diter-
ranean, Malta, &v. &c. ; and the Princess Elizahth
packet with a mail foi- L.sbiln and Cadiz..
CHATHAM, APRIL 20.—Sailed down the -River
to Long Reach,:b's -Majesty's_ ship Asia, Captain
SCOTT, a file new 74, lately_ launched at Mr.
BanslnsLY'S yard at Friendsbuty.
YARMOUTH, APRIL 20.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Lixen from, the Humber; and his Majesty's
ships Leveret and Princess (,)/: Wales froin a cruize off
the Dogger.

A Court-Martial commenced on the tOth, and
continued by ar;journtitent until the 14th inst. on
board the Gladiator, in, l'ortsmouth harbour, on
Lieutenant Wm. H.E•saY DOUGLAS, Comrnandl.r of
his Majesty's cutter Barbara, upon charges of se-
verely starting with it 'rope's end, and ill.using
se-
veral that vessel's crew ; also, because the pro-.
visions were not regularly served out to them. A
number Of witnt'sses were examined, from whom
it appeared', that the Barbara was over-masted, and
cruizing off the Forelands, every exertion was requi-,
site to make and shorten sail; in the execution of
which duty it was Lieut. DOUGLAS complained of
their dilatoriness, and started most of the crew, as a.
summary punishment. The Court agreed'' that the
charges had been in part pro% ed ; bLt, in considera-
tion of circumstances, adjudged Lieut. Dour.;LAs
only to be set erely repritn4nded.
London, England, 1812-04-21

NEW PUBLIC:I-lONS, Sz.z.

This Day was published, price 2.3.-
ASECOND LETTER from Marquis WEI;LESI
LEY on the TRADE of PRIVA, E ItKITISI
MERCHtiNTS in INDIA.
Published by Gale and Curtis, Paternoster-row.

This Day was published, pike is. 6d.

'IVIARQUIS \VELLESLEY'S LETTER to the
COURT. of ,DIRECTORS, on the PRIVATE
TRADE of INPIA.
Published by Richardson, opposite 'the Royal Exchange,
and Budd, Pall Mall.
London, England, 1812-04-21

D LED.

ESTE

Bank Stock,
Navy s per et 9IH 91i
Irish 5 per Cent. •
4 per Cent. 74
; per C ent. Kcci. S 9 4
per Cent". Cons. 6.)
Bank L. Ann, cs y 9-Laths

LUNDoN: 'printed by THOMAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden and Published by WI I LIAM ARMIGE R SCRIPPS, S9uth Molton-street, GrOsvenor-quarei
At the Swa OxylCH, NQ, 112, Stracd, where Advertisements, Orders far the Paper, _tellers tor the &c. (Post-paid), tiNst be addressed.

M Port Mahon, in Minorca,_at the house of the English
'Consul.General, Henry 'Robert. Lloyd, of hip Ik!..ijesty's shy,
Warspire, Midshipman, youngest son'ot the Rev. I'. 1.1b)(1,
of Peterley-liouse, Bucks."

On Wednesday morning, in his 78th year, Benjamin Ha-
rare, Esq. of Foot's Cray place, in Kent. •
On Sunday list, at hur father's Mr. Irvin, Crescent,
Min ' ories after a long and painful illness, lane, wifeot Mr.
William Douglas Hopkins, of Bethell-place, Camtrerwoll,
in the 22d year of her age.
Yesterday, Mr. I. Firth, of Dulwich, aged 48.
The same !hurtling early, at his house in Cannon-street,
Mr.- Kober! Ilowden, aged Br. •

'lie same night, at his aprtments in- the Treasury pas.
sage, Whitehall,. Mr. Mann, several yeirs qttice-keepet tG
the Treasurv.

PRICE OF STOCKS

RDA V.

India Stock,
India Bonds, 6s. Ss, pr.
Old Ann.
Exchey; Bills, rs. dis. 2s. pr.,
Imperial 3 per Cent.
Cons. lor 27th Nay, 6o 6:
(0

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOR-
ROW.

Morning, 9 min. after xt. 1 Evening, 34 min, after rr.
London, England, 1812-04-21

B

On Tuesday last, at Shottisbrook, Berks, the Hon. Mrs.
Vansittart, of a Daughter.

In Dublin, Mrs. Fitzgerald, wife to the Knight of Kerry,
and youngest daughter of the Right Hon. David Latouche,
bf a Daughter.

MAR I? IED.

On Tuesday last, the Rev. R. P. Crane, of Clare.Ha.ll,
A. M. to lane, eldest daughter of John Gurr, Esq. Col.
ledor of Customs at Malden, Essex,
Yesterday, at the Church of St. Botolph, Aldersgate,
Sa-
muel Landon, Esq. of the Hon. East-lndla.Company's ser-
vice, to Elizabeth, daughter of John Maud, Esq.'of.
dersgate-street.
London, England, 1812-04-21

We have little further information to communi•
cate to our Readers reipealing the flag of truce, the
arrival of which we mentioned yesterday. The dis-
patches which were received were taken into con-
sideration by the Cabinet Council yesterday, and
the answer, we presame, will be immediately trans-
mitted to France.

In commenting upon what we said yesterday, re-
speaing BUONAPARTE'S insidious object, the Morn-
ing Chronicle says, it would be well if we had added
—" thAt in the present instance he should be disap-
pointed in this expectation, for that fil;nisters had
resolved to listen to his proposal—to enter-into ne-
gociation, arid to demonstrate to all Europe, by the
moderation of their demands, that the calamity of war
.was alone to be attrbuted to his implacable ambition.
We fear that we shall give him his usual advantage."
We are, we confess, not a little surprised at the
shove paragraph. If the chara&er of ,BUONAPARTE
was unknown to us—if it was .not known to every
man in rope, that he makes war, not for the pur-
pose of defence,-but of conquest,—thpt he offers
tegociation, nay with a pacific intention, but for the
purposes of delusion, a wish night naturally be ex-
pressed, that an attempt shead be made for the re-
storation of Peace. But the Morning Chronicle
knows, as well as we do, that BUONAPARTE has no
wish, for Peace (except such a Peace as would
be the result of unconditional submission to
his will), and that if he has made any offer to
.negotiate, it is only with a view of exciting dis-
cussions in this country,, and of intimidating,,llus-
siL But (says the Chronicle) we ought to enter into
a negotiation, if it were only " to prove the mo-
deration of our demands, and that the war is alone
to be attributed to his implacable ambition."—
Now, really, if there be one man in existence,
who, after the xperience of the last ten years, en-
tertains a doubt upon the subjea, his mind must be
inaccessible to conviction, and it would be worse
than folly to enter into a negoCiatien, without the
smallest chance of success, merely to prove
the insatiable ambition of BUONAPARTE. But,
surely, the Morning Chronicle cannot require any
expsrimetit of this kind to be repeated. An expe-
riment was made by those whose desire for peace
the Chronicle can entertain no doubt, and it faded.
Mr. Fox, when Minister, eagerly caught at the offer
London, England, 1812-04-21

REPEAL OF THE UNION.

Mr: EIFTCHINSON postponed the motion of which
he had given notice •tar the 28th inst. relative to a
Repeal of the. Union wish Ireland. He declared,
however, that his opinion was unchanged with re-
spea"to the exp.etliency.of the meaiure, but that he
would on some other day fix t/he precise period of
his motion.
London, England, 1812-06-25

THURSDAY,. 3 UN-E 25, 1812.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, price is. Gd'. - •
FURTHER OBSERVATIONS on' the
CRF,AsIi of POPULATION and HIGH PRICk.; of
GRAIN being an Appendix, to -Reflections oti the Possible
Existence and Supposed Expedience of .National Batikruptvy.
By PETER RICHARD HOARE, Esq.
, Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be bad,- by the same Author,
An Examination of Sir J. Sinclair's Observations on the
Report of the Bullion Committee, Bvo.price 4s.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed, in Three Volumes, Pot Svo. price 11.
bOards, . • ,

rrHE, SPIRIT of BOCC..I.CCIO'S DEC' Mt-
II RON; comprising THREE DAYS ENTERTAINMENT;
translated, selected, connected, and versified, from the, Italian,
and embelliShed with a Head of the Author, from the Origi-
nalby Titian,-
Censeurs matins, je vous nrprise tons,
Car je connais rues de fauts .mieux- que vous.
VOLTAIRE.
Printed for T. Cadell and. W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, price 10s. in boards,
ATREATiSE on SUMMARY PRO C
INGS, under the LAWS of EXCISE and CUSTOMS :
applicable also to SUMNIARY PROCEEDINGS in general
before MAGISTRATES.

By DANIEL HOWARD, Solicitor.
London: Printed for J. Butterworth; Fleet-street.

4D.3IIRALTYOFFICE,
Jicry, VG; 1814.
N—OTICIE herelw given that a Session of. Oyer
and Terininer and Goal Deliveey,f6r the Trittl of Of-
fences committed on the Hitrk Sees, within the jurisdiction (7/
the zidin salty of England, wiltsbe held at Justice Hall, in the
Ofd :Bailey, London, on Friday, the 26th June nest, at 'Eight
i'Cloik in the ,;I.torwini

J. Tl': CROKER.

CONTRACT FOR BUILDING BOMB VESSELS,
. • NAVY-OFFICE, 1. •
Jktne. 12, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
.SIONERS of 7.11 S MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby
give NOtiee, Thai nn Tretbesday, the ISt of July_ Inert, at
One 'Clock, they will be ?fray ro treat with' ,such iPosons as
may be 7pilling to.Confraer for BUILDING TWO BOMB
VESSELS of about 325 Tons. bra then each.

A Draft oi the i'essels, and a Form .of the. Tender, may
..ieen at this , (Vice. No Tender wilt be received after One
Cloak, on the day of Tteaty Nor any noticed, unless. the
Party; or an Ant for him- attends.

Every Tender wit at be accompanied by a Lever addressed to
the Navy Board, and :Igwcd by two rayonsiblt Fer.sons, en-
gaging to become bouizd radii the Person tend ring, iii the Sutra
of 6001.f0r the dice performance of the Contract for each yes-
;set.
London, England, 1812-06-25

Early in July will be published,'
A PEEP into HIGH LIFE; or, Fashionable
Characters Dramatized.

By TIMOTHY' T,ECKLEIt, Esq.
•
Late Master'Of the Ceremonies at a certain. Great House.
London :
.Printed for NY. Horneastie, No. 9, Tichborne-
street, Hay-market; and sold by all the Booksellers..
London, England, 1812-06-25

. , .
BRITISH WIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. •
-101 E DIRECTORS are ready to grant POLI-
,CIES, for • th INSURANCE of -kinildings, Furniture,
I,),:"andize, Ships, Vessels,: and all other Proyerty, against
41,it".balliagC by FIRE, Principles the most liberal and
of th!-91e, and on Terms consistent with the mutual security
c Office and the Public. • - • .
re 113uTauces due and
payable at Mitisummer,Day mist be
• • • tctid. ed within Fifteen Days therefrom, or the Policies will he
I:eerh,e inereased Value of all Property renders it in general
in. prudent Persons to add:to their Insurances; -such
N''!"ll3 will be made -by this Office without charge
.for the
nor. will any be niade for Policies- for Insurance 'of
or
1, Ilpw-ards. •
-STOCK at the reduced Premium of es. per
Sti:oPosals may be had gratis at the principal Offices in the
t4e.!...4 and Cornhilondon, or at the Corapany's Agents in
utiferent Cities and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland.
ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-06-25

TO THE PROP.RIETORS Of TILE AMERICAN

SOCOTHING SYRUP.

Gentlemen,
et
,ieenced wonder:,
uolthe
:ITT; col!,
AmericanF4M
L. AailicrliFr?eieidxsp
Soothing Syrup, I take the liberty of sending you a few
caies.--

The Child of Mr. Kimp' ster, No. tg, Carlisle-street,
SOhia, was dteaffully atilidted with • Convulsions . with the
Teeth Shooting iK the.Gutiis ; the Isaf.Ailt had five .Pits in.one
day, expecting every moment to be its last,
.when Mrs. K.
'rubbed the Child's Gums, it immediately got. Witer—
‘•
fvlrs. Dubach, No. 18,Newcastle-street,- Bettina:green,
had so bad a Nipple, that she was obliged to shun the
Child; by only rubbing her Breast a tew, times was quite

Mrs. Shutz, No. 4r, ..Vine.street, Westininster, had a '
very bad Nipple for five mynths ; wirS heafel in three days.
by:using the Syrup.
Mrs. 13--. Westminster Arms, Tothill.stNet, Westminster,
had a calikered Mouth.;..it was so bad, ,that for one fortnight
she sonld not take any nourishment but with a tea-spoon; in
less than a week her Mouth was healed.
As for. myself,. I must say, if ever there was a Medi'citle
sent from Heaven, it is the Americattgoialiing Syrup. l had
a dreadful. Mouth ; It was so bad tout t could not speak for
some time; it was all in blisters, when I was recommended
to try the Syrup. ',sent. for a bottle, and before it was all -
used my mouth was qtfite: well.
1-am, Gentletri-en, .
Your's respedfully,
A. BARTLETT.
No. 67,, High.streq, Bloornsbury, May 2, all.

To be 1.1:c. 'nf the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams,
No, 94, Newman-street, Oxford.street ; and, by their al>.
pointunent,,Goldinz, 42, Cornhal ; Shaw and Edwards, St.
Paul's Churchyard; Barclay; No. 95, Fleet. market; ;yew.
berry, St. 'Paul's Church:yard, and DarneJstreet, Dublin ;
Butler, No. 4, Cheapside ; Dicey and Sutton, 13ow Church-
yard, and by all the principal Medicine Venders in Town
and Country. arls. 9d. a bottle. •
• Caution.—Be sure to ask forlohnson %nd Williams's Ame=
riCan Soothing Syrup, as there are several SpuriouS sorts.

COAL MARKET, JUNE. 9.4.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
11 Newcastle . . . 14 . . . 425. Gd. to 525. Od.
1 'Culin

HIGa WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
gorniug, 20 min. after 8. 1 Ev!uzi.ug, miu. after s.
London, England, 1812-06-25

ntEn

Published
by WILLIAM ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton-street,- Grosvenor-aqua;
,r the Paper, Lttters forlbe Editor, &c. (post pakl), must be addressed.

On Tuesday the 16th .inst. at - Clasernont, near Slyansop
Henrietta, the wife of Sir John Morris, Bart.
'On the IBth inst. at I-Ja6ley, in the year of her ace,
'Mrs. Hopegood, relict of Andrew ilopegood, year
On Friday-last, at her house .in Upper Grosvenor-street,
the 6411 year of her age, Mrs. Boller, the widow of Jaine 9
Buller, Esq. late of Downes, in Devoush:re, and Shelling--
hero, in Cornwall. .• •
On Monday last, in, College- Green, Bristol, Mr. N
Surzeon.' •
the 22d inst. at Windsor, the infant daughter of the:
Rev. fingh'Pears'on. ' ,
Yesterday morning, in Clement's-lane, of a decline, Mr'
Thninas _ - •
Lately, at Clinden Town, in the 4701 year of her age'
Mary, the wife of .\if. Jackson; of that place.
London, England, 1812-06-25

HOUSE OF COMMONS, VirEDXESDAY.

The Licenses went 'through a Committee,
an-t 1 the Report was ordered to be received to-
morrow.

The fcor Di::":;tors Lill wag read a third time

The Report on the Loan Bill was takcn into
further consideration, and the Bill was ordered to
be read a third time to-morrow.

The Exr.ise Duty Bill, the Assessed Thxes Bill,
and the Post Duty Bill, were tacit read a second
time and c:-,lnraittedlor to-morrow.

The Sonth-ern
,Whale Fi:thery Bill went thl'ougli
a Committee, and the Report, was ordered to be
received to -in orro w.

The Irish Spitits and Irish Butter Bills were
read a second •time, and committed for to-mor-
row.

' The Irish Customs Regulation Bill was read a
third time
sand passed.
The Irish Treasury Bill of 500,0001. was read
4,second time, and committed for to-morrow.
,On the, motion of Lord JOCELYN, several Pa-
pers relating to the Civil List Revenue were or-
dered to be' laid before the Fiousg.
London, England, 1812-06-25

This Day were published,
4n French, and English, inTwo Voalines Bvo. price 21s.
MEMOIRS of the LIAR(.; RAVINE of BA-
of FREDERICK the GREAL

Written by

London : Printed for and sold by Henry Collntrn, Public
Library, 50. Conduit-street; John Anderson, Edinburgh; and
John Cunaining,-Dublin.
London, England, 1812-06-25

surpLY.

The foll6wingßesolutions on the several miscel-
laneous Charges were voted in the Committee of
Supply, with other smaller sums :
To discharge certain Treasury Bills for the ser-
vice of Ireland, 1:00,000/..

For the same purpose, 216,0001.
For the local Naval A5y1u0i,23,457-/.

For the British Museum, with an, additional
grant of 1000/. for the purchase of books, 7,4581.
For Printing, the .Tournals, 4,5301:
For building a. new. BethLein Hospital in St.
George's Fields, 11,5851.
For therommissioners of PubliC.Atecor s, 69101.
• For Arrears on Mr. Ptdiner's r Centage,
78,3441.
London, England, 1812-04-17

USEFUL PUBLICAI EONS, c.

This Day was•published, price ss. boards, •
V/ EMOIRS of the PUBLIC LIFE of JON NT
1. FIN HOkNE TOOK E, Esq. containing a ',Articular
Account (Allis Ce.nneaions with the most eminent C 11.03,:•
ters of the Reign of George 111. his Trials for Sedition,
Treason, &c. with his most celphrated Sp...eches in the Hutt re
of Commons, on the Hustings, Letters, &c. •
By W. HANSI ',TON RE I D.
justum etienacem propositi Virum.7l-lor. _
.

. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and tones, Pater-
..
noster-row. .
London, England, 1812-04-17

fHE EXHIBI HON at the' BRITISH 'GAL-
LERY, PALL-MALL, is NOW OPEN for the EX-
HI BITION of Mr. WEST's Picture of OUR SAVIOUR
in the rE M P ; and for the EXHIBITION and SALE
of the WOI<K,Sof I3RITISH ARTISTS.

By Order,

VALENTINE -G
RE E.N, A.R.A. Keeper.
The Subscriptions for the Print of Mr. West's Pidure con-
tinue to be received at the Gallery. •
London, England, 1812-04-17

At a VA RDMOTE holden in and for the WA RD of
COLEMAN-STREET, on Thursday, the t6th Day of
April. 18 rz ; before the— Right Honourable CL AUDIUS
STEPHEN HU NT ER, Lord Mayor of the City of Lon-
don, for the EleCtion of an Alderman of the said. Ward,
in thel room of Sir WILLIAM PLOM ER, Knight; de-
ceased :
yk/ILLIAM HEYGATE, Esq. Citizen and Mer-
-chant Tailor, and one of.the Sheriffs of this City,
being proposed- by Francis Paynter, Esq. Deputy;; and se-
conded by Mr. It ichar.l Donne, to succeed in the said Office,
Was unanimously eleeled thereto.
It was Resolved,
That the Thanks of this Wardmote, be given to the Right
Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his punCtual, able, and
polite attention to the business of this Wardroote; and for
his services to his Fellow Citizens upon ail ocL.Asions.
FRANCIS PAYNTE R. Peputy.
London, England, 1812-04-17

ON SPRING Di LT.

" It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that
Constitutional diseases come into adtion ; and its at this sea-
Sun, people were to adopt an alterative diet, mutli human
Misery would be prevented."
THE NUT, of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
J. only very hourishing and pleasant to the plate, but
ample experience has proved it :E. be more efficacious in cor-
recting the constitution and purif) ing the blood than the Lis-
bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find
the Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled,
and its use is adopted by several eminent l'hysicianz. .
It is sold in aground state for boiling (in the.same manner
Rs coffee), price 6s. 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, Grocer, No.
39, Stand . .

Oilers from the country must be accompanied 1-, kb a re-

TO BE SOLD.

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, bear-
ing date the 6th day of February, 'i812., made in a cause
wherein the Reverend CRA RI- ES RI CFI A RD.BE U—
MONT and Others are Plaintiln, and 1011 N BEAU-
MONT and Others are Defendants,

In Onc Lot.

ALARGE quantity of SHIP and other TIMBER,
standing at or near Whitley" Hall, in the parish of
Kirkheaton, and parts adjacent. in the County of -York, late.
the property of Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. deceased ;
with the approbation of Samuel Compton Cox, 'Esq. one
of the Masters of this Court, before john Carr, of Wake-
field atoresaid, in the county of York, Gentleman;. at the.
Woodman Inn, in Wakefield, aforesaid; on Thursday the
3oth day of April, tz; the Sale beginning at 12 o'clock.
Particulars may be had (gratis) at tire said Master's Chariv,
bers, of Messrs. Horne and Rogers. Solicitors. Serle,street,
Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Vail Hey thu) son, Solicitor, john.
street, Bedford-row ; of Mr. George Addinell, of Tadcas-
ter ; the Steward of the said Estatess; of Mr. john Neville,
Surveyor, Spotsbrough, near Doncaster ; of Mr. lames
Hinchlitfe, Surveyor, Bradley-lane, near Huddersfield ; of
Mr:Thomas Rylak, of Dewsbury, near Leeds ; at the Beau-
mont Aims, Kitkheaton ; at Whitley Hall, near Hudders.
field; of Mr. john Carr, Wakttield, atoresaid; and at the
ylitce of Sale.
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EMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRIVATE
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been 20, 2a, and 30 years in their respea've situa-
tioni, without any increase of. emolument.—Their
advantages had even been diminished, and ill's false
economy was peculiarly severe and unjust towards-
several, who had purchased Sheir situations of Lord
Barham, when he was Cotnptrolter of the. Navy,
and who were thus apparently swindled out of their.
money. If he found Government disposed to in-
quire into this subject, he would withdraw his mo-
tion ; if nor, he Must press 'it. He then moved,
that there be laid before the House an Account of
the Number of Clerks employed in the Navy Office,
specifying their Salaries and Emoluments, and the
pet ibds of their services, as also copies of the Me-
morials presented by them to the Navy Board, &c.
Mr. YORKE could not see any distighishing fea-
ture in the case of the Clerks of the Navy Offir.e,
which should induce the House to take intd con-
sideration that case in preference tO the case of the
Clerks of any other office under Government. With
respect to what ,bad been said by
,the Hon. Baronet,.
of the -diminution of their advantages, the filet was,
that in tsin, the whole establistimerti had very pro-
perly been put on a new footing; the fees had been
abolished, but the salaries had been increased. The
Hon. Baronet stated it as an aggravation of the al-
leged hardships of some of these Gentlemen, that
they had purchased their situations. All he could
say was, that whatever might have been the prac-
tice when Lord . Barham was Comptroller of the
Navy, he apprehended, that at the present day, any
person in the Admiralty or Navy Board, who took
upon him to sell a clerkship, would-be called upon
seriously to answer for his coodud. He should cer-
tainly oppose the motion.
Sir F. BURDETT was. still more determined than-
es!! r press the question, as the observations of the
Rig .t Hon. Gentleman gaVe it an importance which
it had not before assumed.. If the Right Hon.
tletuan thought that the praCtice of selling Clerk-
ships was so improper, then. ought the conduct of
Lord Barham in that respeet to he made the -subje63
of a Parliamentary inquiry.
Mr. YORKE, in ex; lanation,guarded himself from
the inference of having admitted that Lord Barham,
when Comptroller of the Navy, had actually dispos-
ed of Clerkships in the Navy Office. All that be
bad said was, that whether that was the fa6l or not,
the Clerks had no public ground to complain.
Sir F. BURDETT replied, that there was no doubt
whatever of the faet.'
A division ensued:—

For the kotion
Against it

Majority

-41

A Message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships' Assent to the Irish Spii2it Warehousing Bill,
the Pilots Regulation Bill, &c: ; and that their
Lordships had given leave to Lord Ross to attend the
Irish Finance Committee. -

Afier a lew observations from Mr. KEMP, the
Mail Coach Toll Exemption Abolition% Bill was
read a second time, and ordered to be committed on
Monday.
London, England, 1812-04-17

AIAKKIAD.

•On Wednesday, at St. Mary-le-bonne Church, George,.
Weld,; Esq. youngest brother of Fhomas Weld, Esq. 01,
Lullworth Castle, to the daughter of Bohn Searle, Esq. 0
Lower Seymour-street.
The same day, at Finmore,,ixi Oxfordshire, Dorset. B. 1,
Newman, Esq. Captain in the Royal Bucks Militia, 0-
Mary, daughter of William llolden, Esq. of Harpur-street:.
On the iith inst. at St. lames's Church. Bristol, the
Ref. R. Govett, Vicar of Staines, to Miss Sarah Romaine*
youngest daughter of the Rev. Dr. Romaine, of Reading. ,
Yesterday, at St. l'ancras Church, 1. Ord, Esq. °I
Doughty-street, Son of the late Ralph Ord, Esq of Sands•
Durham, to Mary, daughter of the Rev. lames Birch, It
for of Coritighain, Essex.
At St. Ann's Church, Dublin, Dr. Auchmuty, of
Ath-
lone, County of Roscomnion, nephew to Sir Samuel A twit-
muty, Bart. to Harriet, tointh daughter of the late Richard
Bourne, Esq.. of Fathard Castle, County of. VVeXford,
land.
London, England, 1812-04-17

DIED.

On the 6th inst. at Send, in Surrey, eked 66 years, IVIr•
lathes Howard, late of Paper Court Farm, near Risley.
On Sunday night, at Southampton,'Abraham Pet her, Eaq'
aged 56. •
On the isth inst. at Bath', at an advanced age? Mrs Rudd*
reliet of Stephen Rudd, Esq. late of the City of, Dublin.
On Monday lost, at the ReCtory;•Stockport, lane FranceS•
eldest child of R. L. Appleyard, Esq, of Doughty-street,
in leer sth, year. •
On '1
eesday night, the infant son of Baden Powell, Esq,
- O,i Wednesday last, alter a painful 'illness of fiVe months.
Mrs:. lAin Anthony Ptitser, aged es, of Cleinent's-lancl
Lotnbard- street.
Yesterday morning, at his house in Duke-street, Man,
chewer-square, NIL Edward Prendergrass, for upwards of
-to years an enunent Witting-master. •
Saute day, Mr. Richard lVilson Biggerstaff, of Pullen's'
row, I ilington, in a-decline, in the z4th year of his age.

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HOUSE. OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Message and. Documents having been ted,. a
motion" was wade by Mr. RHEAIO print them.
On this tmation', an interesting debate took place.
No Gentle Man opposed thb printing, but each
speaker expressed his sentiments on the transaction.
The, motion to print wal unanimously agreed to.—
The Message was referred to the Committe of'Fo-
reign Relations.
On the question to grant to the Committee power
to send for persons, papers, and effects, if they
should, on coniideration; think pr6per so 'to do, a
division took place. There were 104 votes in fa-
vour of granting ILA power, and to against it. So
the Committee were invested with the power.
London, England, 1812-04-28

ROUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY, APRIL 27.
NtiflOilS were. pesented from the towns of .Lan
caster, Stockport, and-Wigan; against -the. reaewA
of the Est I Company's Chiller.
An accooot of the quantity of wool impored into
Great. Britain, during the last ten years, ,was laid up"
on the table.

-The bootie went into a Committee an the Stamp
AM. A resolution} was proposed and agreed to, lot
allu'wing the drawbsck out silver plate 'exported by
individual, or their own use, and the same vito
eximred for comniercial purposes. .
Goldstnid's ,state 'was Lead a third time and
pdssai,
London, England, 1812-04-28

SENATE.

One thousand cop.vs of those documents were
ordered to be printed, and a resolution was passed,
direaing the Secretary of State to lay belote the
Ssnate tine narnei'of any and all p,l.sons in the United
Slates, and especially in the State of Massachusetts,
who have in any way or manner wtatever entered
into, or most remotely countenanced, the projel,
or the views, fur the, execution or attainment of
which JOIIN HENRY was, in the year rBO9, em-
ployed by Sir JAMES CRAIG, then Governor-General
of the British Provinces in Notth AMetica, and
which have been . communicated -to the Senate of
the Unitkl State. •

The Official Pair of the American Goyernmerq
mentions, " that when-those Ilacuments weie read,
they produced a general burst of indignatat patriots
ism in both Houses of Corgress."

It is reported that a French column invested and
took Almeida on the Bth. We can assure our read-
ers that no such information had reached Govern-
ment this day, nor do we place any cotfiience in
the' rep rt. Granting it 'to b true, as Almeida is
no% an open town, the. French would, of course,
.evacuate it, on the approach of our troops.
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MARRIBV.

On Monday the 3oth ult. at. Slieldhurst, in Kent, Robert
I3Ourne, Esq. of Woodhall, Middlesex-; late Captain in the
ad Dragoon Guards, to Miss Brabilis,
At St. George's, Bibutosbiery; Robert Moore, Esq: of
Guernsey, to Letitia, second daughter of Colonel Wynd,
ham, of C harlotte-Areet, Bedford-square.
On Saturday' last,' at E:iifichl. .'Thomas Kimo°a
to Miss_Charlotte
. • .
At Nottinghamshire, Mr.- George Reed, or,
Clerkenwell, to Elizabttli,.. only surviving daughter of the-.
late Mr. Jonas Lar:tun, of that plate;
On the-7111 hist. at St. lintolidi Without, Aldersgate, Mr.
T. Brogden, of Islington, to Aliso ‘Vallon, of Little Bri-
tain
On the Bth inst. at Iluttoi; Cluirch, C. E. Anus, Esq.
of Newcastle-upon:-Tyne, to Rosetta, only daughter of jolt&
•French, ot Elution • place, sscx.
At.Athlone, in 'lreland, T. Henry, -Esq. M.D. to Mts.
Antiohus, relict of the lie Lieutenam-Colonel Antrobus.
burin _Phtycr; late of I>eptfotd, to Frances, second
chuirter.vr the late Samuel Cole, Esq. of Sidlion .Walden.
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. .
On the Bth inst. the Lady of Major-General. Reynolkis,
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Lately.. at l.eit, near Gainshorougia, the Lady of the Rev,.
Sir Charles Anderson, Batt: ot a Son.
London, England, 1812-04-10

ORDE-S IN COUNCIL.

Earl FtTZWILLIAM, in pursuance of what he had
stwed shortly previous-to flits- recess, presented. a
Petition from a great nwnber of persous, wocillen-
mantsladurers and others,, in the West Riding of
Yorkshire, setting forth, among other points, tne
injurious tendency cat tz,e above measords, and pray-
ing for the thr.,g:ition of the same, &c.
The Peksion tieing read, and ordered to lie. on
tite table," ,

-The Noble Earl again addressed the House on
the subject.
.He adverted •to the great interett the
Petitioner-8 had at stake in the trade, manutaCtures,
and the well-being of !nes' coumry. A more re-
speaable body, Int believed, could not be found
throughout the Empire tham tbose who tww, peti-
tioned their Lotd,hips. 'By whit he was told,' they
were no fewer than 17,000. 'Such a Petition-, so
prodn.ced, should not be suffered to lie on the t4ble
unnoticed; but it should be taken int-o conSideta-
tion, and its prayer made the subject of serious de-
litelation,. He felt it his duty therefore to move,
that their Lordships be summoned for that purpose,
on Tuesday tl-.e 28th inst. -1- 01-(h:red.

Lord 'HOLLAND presented a 'Petition from North-
attpton ; though in some degree arising. from the
said Orders in Council, yet its specific prayer; he
observed, wad' for the throwing open 'the trade to
Indm' ; and with this'view; the Petitioners thought
It their duty also to petiti,on elsewhere. The \heads
ofthe Petition being read, it was ordered.to lie,
on the table.

.
A`Petitionfrom an iriciividtq.l, *whose name we
do not recollea, was presented by the .14;ori of Lon-
derda;e., felative to the pending case of the Bathwief:
Peerage, and ordered w, be ialcen into consideration
to-morrow.
London, England, 1812-06-22

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