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London, England, 1812-10-23

THE LORD OF THE MANOR.'

The Music chiefly by the late Dr. Jackson, of Exete'r, with
' additions by Bishop, T.fWelsh,• Reeve, Davy, &c.)
' Sir John Contrast, Mr.FAWCETT;
Rashly, Mr. INGLEDON;
Young contrast., Mr. JONES;
Trurnore, Mr. SINCLAIR;
La Nippe, Mr. MATHEW'S; ' -
Rental, MI-. CHAPMAN;
• • Serjeant Sash, Mr. TREBY; -
...
Corporal Drill, Mr. HAMERTON;
... . . Corporal Snap, Mr. KING;
Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR;
I untsman, Mr. DURUSET;
Sophia,.Mrs STERLING; . •' . '
. . .
• • Annette, --Miss BOLTGN;
-. . . .. Peggy,m Mrs. scoN ;
Moll-}lagon, Mr. LISTON.

After which will be produced (for the sth time a tiew Farce,
called
SCHN I EDERKINS.
The priucipal.characters by.
Mr. ABBOTT; Mr. MAT [HEWS;
Mr. LISTON ; Mr. BRUNTON ;
Mr. BLANCH ASR?
Mr. EMERY • Mr. AYLOR;
Mr. SIMMONS;T
Miss COOKE;
Mrs. DAVENPORT.

Places for the tOxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past• Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is:--;-Upper Gallery Is. Se-
. s:ond Price 6d.
**,* The new Play bf the 22thiop is only interrupted in its
career, at the'express request of the Author, who withdraws
.St for extensive Alterations, and to render it snore strictly con,-
sonant /with critical
.ruleS.
The new Farce called Schniederkins, have been received
on its fourth representation with great applause, wilthe re-
peated on IVlonday.
And on Monday will be revived,With new Scenery, Dresses,
an d Decorations,. Shakspeare's Play Of The Tempest; or, the
enchanted Island. •
/ Farquhar's Comedy of The Recruiting Officer is in re-
learsal, and will acted as soon as possible.
London, England, 1812-10-23

MARRIED.

Lately, Edward, second son of Richard Paul Jodrell., Esq,
of Sall, in Norfoilc,.to Mary Lowndes, yout4est 'daughter es;
Witham Lowades Stone, Emi. of Brightweil, Oxon. , •
On Monday 'Wit /light,' at BaconSthorpe, the'Rev. Jacob
Monntain; eldest sot* of the Lord Bishop of Qiithec,;l4
Fri/twos, the youngest daughter of the late Rev. Willi/an
lir,tukr„ Rector of Kirby Be,Li and Swaimthoqic. •
Ott Tuesday se'imight, the tiev.'E/Ln.
Soralt,Apthorp,, youngest, e. Lighter of the Rev. 1)r. Apthcap;
hot h•Of Caintridge.
On the 12th last. at Leith-inn, Harry Niven •Lniuden,
Esq. of Auchindore, to Harriet Christian,. eldest daughter. of
Liinaradnt-General Alexander Hay, of.Rannary..
The same day, at Alt:raw/A, Captain Green, of the-11./4yd
Seal Fnzileers, _to Frances Susan, youngest daughter a the
late William Urquhart, Esq,. of Craigston. ' •
On the 12th inst. at TorryJlouse, North Britain, Patrick
Rieard,-rEsq: late of Vincent, to MiSs Tlemino,, of Ar-
brrpthi• -
On Monday last, Francis William Stanford, Earl.. of Bala-
nit:ritaMord, in the. County of Mayo, to Miss M. Gorton, the'
daughter Of 'William Gorton, Esq. ol.Wind.sor. •
On Tuesday last,'-at West Malting., Mr. Thomas Hutchin-
son, of Cannon-street, to Ann Russell, only datight r of '..',;i-
cholaS Graham, Esq. of New Barns, Kent.
On _Wednesday, Thomas..Bowles, Esq. of Milton-hill, is
the County of Berks, to'llester-Suptda,.,only daughter.cl. Sa-
muel Selwood, lisq... of the Abbey, .
Lately,:at Lyme, Dorset, John Stone, Esq. 'Solicitor, of
T,/unton, to Miss &ateimse, of the same plaCe..
London, England, 1812-10-23

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

The Russians were acting vigorously against
the detachments of.the enemy, near Moscow, and
driving them in or cutting them off. Several con-
voys of ordnance stores had been taken on the
Smolensk road.

General WINZINGERODE was operating with
success near Rousa and Mojaisk.

General WITTGENSTEIN had had several bril-
liant affairs on the Drina.

The Expedition from Riga against Mittau had
succeeded, the enemy were driven from it on
the 30th.

`!'he Moldavian army was advancing. The con-
tribution and patriotic donations continued.

The Russian Bulletins state, that BUONAPARTE
set lire to Moscow from indignation at finding it
deserted. The highest public functionary remairl-
ing was the Director of the Foundling Hospital.
BU 0 NAPARTE gave him a letter, with proposals for
Peace, to carry to the Emperor, which the Direc-
tor refused ; and then BUONAPARTE nave it to a
Russian Gentleman, a Mr. FARASTEI'F, whom
luld taken prisoner.
Nothing can exceed the indignation of the
• Russians ; several French Officers had been
killed in Moscow privately, and some of distinc-
tion, being mistaken for BuoNAPARTE.
General Ku-rusoi,v is daily receiving reinforce-
ments, has a fine position, and is well supplied
by the fertile provinces of Touca and Riasenne.

The Emperor of RUSSIA is acting with great
firmness ; a new levy of 400,000 men is ordered'
and all precautions are taking, in case the enemy
should attempt to advance to Petersburgh.
We understand these particulars are contained
inAispatches received yesterday morning-by Go-
vernmont frgim l.ntd CATTIPART.
London, England, 1812-10-23

The Box Entrances are in Brydges-street only; the Pit
Zutrati&S"'dre in linsS`ell-street Woburn-street ; the
Lower Gallery Entrances are in Russell-street and .Wonurn-
street ; the , Upper Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street
, , • •
Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and tale up from
Great Russel-street, Covent-Gardem, and draw off towards the
Strand.
To the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw
off down Little Russell-street and,Drury-lane.
Stige Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.---No Money to be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.

To-morrow, Tobin's .Comedy of the Honey-Moonorith the
-Prior Soldier.—On Monday, Bickerstaff's Comic Opera of the
,Maid of the Mill, with the Farce 'of ,tileS.::itizen.—On.Tues-
irlay, the Comedy of Man and:Wife, with the Musical Enter-
tainment of the Tyree and the Deuce.—Ott Wednesday, the
Comedy of The Sons of Erin, with the Farce of the Prize; or,
%, 5;3, Thursday; Farquhar's Comedy of Tha.Beaux
Stratagem, with the Musical Farce of Turn•9utl.7-7-On Fri-
day, the Cornedyof John-Bull,
,with the Musical Entertain-,
merit of the Bee-Hive.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. :
• .PllO-MORROW EVENING, Oct.
will be/revived an Operaby the late General Burg,,oyne;
called
London, England, 1812-12-11

THE:ME ROYAL, ( OVENT-GARDEN.

rPOZIORROW EVENING,- Dec. 12, 1812,
-X will be rertrad the Trageds, of • -
TIIL EARL OF 'WARWICK.
' N.in_ Edward, Mr. ABBoTT;
• Earl of Pembroke, roN
Earl of Sifffolli, FLIMERTO`,I;
Earl of Warwick, Mr. BETTY
Margaret of ADjOU; Mrs. POWELLJ
Lady Elizabeth Gras, --Miss COOKE ;
Lady Clifford;
,l'iijss):ol3-AN. • •
To which will be added Cie. Musical Farce of
TUE TARINIBR. I •
Valentine, Mr: INCLE'DON;
Jemmy Jumps, Mr. MATTiIISW.S.
-- -

Boxes 7s. Second Price 35. fid. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price is.-- pPer'Gallery Is. se-
,
cond Price O.
On Monday, Macbeth ; with Love; Law, and -
The Public are'respectfullyinforiucd, that the TcyirmilTra-
gedy of Alexander the Great • will be acted (for the last
tune) on Tuesday ; with Jlornbasto Fur ipso, and Midas.
On Wednesday, the Renegade With Love, Law,' and Phy-
Nia.—On Thursday, the .reviv'ed Opera of the Lord of the
'Manor; with the Esx.ipes ;or the Water Carrier.—On Fri-
day, the Nenegade; with Love, Law, and PhYsic.—On Satur-
day, Aleander the Great ; with Killing uo Murder. •
' On Tuesday the 22d inst. will be revived Hughes's Tra-
gedy of the Siege of Dainaseti, which is positively the last
nil;lit of Mr: Betty's ellgageluentj.
London, England, 1812-12-11

AN IMPORTANT I)rCOVERY,

Seventeen Years Established, in the fist City in the World ;
• • •
CIONSEQUENTLY it I) nOttl:es aduty incum-
.
111.1 bent on the Proprietor, to- live • it., if possible,-uni-:-'
versal publicity; which hos now endeavouring to accomplish, •
at an exuence little short of Three Thousand Pounds a-Year,
by hourly informing and hourly proving to mankind of all
descriptions, that those who are tortured with the Gout,
ltheamatic Gout; Rheumatism, Pleurisy, .1-lead-ache, Bilious
-Sick Head-ach, Asthmatic, • Ceilsuniptive, and Bilious c9m-
plaints, Toot L-ache, Face-ache,-or EA-ache, may he cured
in a reasonable time by. use of the GUESTONIAN MEDI- '
ONES; and by applylng to the-Inventor; .B. GUEST, Che 7
' Mist, No. 9, Green; Surrey-stree, Blaelifriars-bridge, between.
the hours of nine and twelve ins morning, (Sumbi.y excepted,)
May be perfectly relieved before they leave him, which is • '
an earnest of cure as no empiric or' regular practitioner, v.-X-
-. cept those that practise with these reparations, did ever dare
to promise, because not being able to succeed, they woad
,prove themselves impostors, and the laine ducks Would quack
so loud as 'to be diStiuctly- heard at an iinmenst distance-,
justly pronouncing them pretenders only to' nitlicalimow-.
ledge.
These Preparations are retailed in London only by, the_
Rroprietor; but may be had wholesale from any of the
spectable Medicine Venders' in Town; mid they Will 'receive
froth them such a discount as must be considered liberal
. quantities not leSs thanlialf a dozen each. And' those that
wish to be informed respecting th6r.perfeet safety, and saln-.
tary, 'efficacy, may receive that informationby examining the
Star Newspaper, or by perusing B. Guests Guide from Pain,
- which is sold as above, price IS. Stitements of cases Nvill be
innuediately attended to, if they inclose- a one pound note;
and medicines to that atuount will be
.forwarded by the first
xe,turn.
London, England, 1812-12-11

, HOUSE OF COMMONS,

•TitURSDAY; DEC. 10.:
Mr. PARKER presented the usual Annual' Report
'of the Commissione-rs appointed to inquire into
the state of the Nabob of the Carnatic's Debts,
`Ordered to be printed and to lie on the table.•
• , .SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The. Sheriffs of London presented a Petition
from the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Cominon
ijouncil praying that leave saii&lt be given to
London, England, 1812-12-11

BIRTHS.

On the'lst inst. at his hbuse in Gloucester-place, the Lady
of 2rfajdr Cape, of a Daughter. •
Cu Monday, in Devonshire-street, the Lady of Charlefo
Littiedale,'Esq. of a Son, who died the day after.
-On Taesday last, in park-street, Southwark, the Lady of
nederick Perkins, Esq: ova Daug-Iter.: •
The same days at'All Ca.nuings Rectory, Wilts, the wife of
the Rey. T. A. Methuen, of a-Daughter.
Yesterday, the Lady of James West,Esq.:of Wimp*le..
street, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1812-12-11

POLIOE.

. GUILDHALL.,—JoSiaII Jones, a Cambrian, was
charged:with having committed a violent and out-
rageouS assault updn Elizabeth Killington, on the
llth of November last: The plaintiff was scarcely
able to artieulate, from the effects of the ill-treat-
ment she had received, her scull having been frac-
tured ; and, ; on - taken to the hospital,
whither she was conveyed, her life was at first
deSpaired of. The prisoner was fully committed
.for trial.

I?ATTON-GARDEN.---NeSterdaY the long-pending
case of- the Holloway Water-works, came before
the Magistrates for final decision, under the Act of
Parliament. It was a citation of as great ntini
tier of Share Owners in the Works, at the suit
of the Directors, calling for the sums in arrear
fl'om the respective subscribers, and the penal-
ties-enacted for default in' mania g such pax-
thents. The -defaulters having had long indul-
gence, and *admonitions. from time to time, had
hitherto stood out contumacious, and wholly
gleCted to pay in their instalments. An order Was
issu'edfor'levying such arrears' and penalties; by
distress, according to the Act of Parliament.
'A number of publicans, from the vicinity of
Hatton-garden,
.were summoned by order of, the
Society for the Suppression of Tice; for keeping
their houses open during Divine worship, on
Sunday last,'and were fined 10s. each, with costs.

Whitekall, Dec.: 5; 1812.
His Royal Highness. the Prince Regent has been pleased,-
in tinn natne'.and on the behalf of, his Majesti*, to grant the
di:rnity. of-a Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, unto Sir James Shaw, baronet, of Kilmarnock;
in the County of Ayr, and. Volmudie, in the Stewartry of
Kirekialbright, .aud. to the heirs male of his body Tawfully be-
gotten, rt!mainder to John Shaw, of Whitt-halt-place,
an the_ City of Wequdnister, and of Kila.afii,ek," in, the
County of Ayr: Esq, nephew of, the said Sir James Shaw, and
to the heirs male. o.altis body lawfully begotten.
London, England, 1812-12-18

FASHIONABLE 'DANCINCir BY 111k.' ALLEN,

I.)rivatzlytaught, at No. ni, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
to Ludic; and Gentlemen oilll4 age, who 'navc never
lean that ikccomplishineut, or have not,the Modern Style.
ItAIR. ALLEN'S System of Tea'ehing is ex-
pressly studied for those to whom it is on object to
acquire easily that' fashionable Requisite for Gentcel'Society,
expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace
and elegance.
Those Who do not N%-ant private teaching, may learn .est a
small ecpenct, with a rest.--.etable set of pupil.; ori the public
teaching evenings. •
Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy
and all the superior arts of the profession.
The Sullieription Assemblies are every Friday.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING-CLOTH,
•• .
The only Manufacture of the kind in the United Kingdom.
•THEtingiiislao patronage and approbation
di
tbis Fabric has acquired, during the last fotir years,
lias induced some Houses to mutate the folding up and mark-.
ing of the Picos, and to carer for Sale (particularly at Public
Auctions) an inferior Article 4 which they call Patent Shirt-
ing.—The Priiprietor wishes to inform his Friends and the
Public, that entry Piece of shs.s Manufacture is now stamped,
tow-E's Patentr,has his signature, GEORGE LOWE, upon
it,.aud is, as usual, warranted for putability and Washing
equal to:t11e, hest hid) Linen ; and sold at about half the
Price; at the Original Warehouse' 154; CheApside,• near St.
Paul's ; and Hardin,. Howell, and Co. 89, Pall-Mall, • .

NEWTON's. DENTIFRICE .is by far the most
pleasant of any Powder iecommenden -tin-Cleansing
and Beautifying the 'FLEA it will be round to answer
every end that-i Tooth Powder can he reaS3nahlyexpeeled
to do, .while it cleanses the Moult of all impute and foetid
particles, it 'Nliiteng the -Pileetil, Heals the Gums, •and
'helps. to Sweiten the Breath: .
. Nothing AS so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth,
mothing more offensive titan tcetid Breath ; New'tork's Tooth—
Powcl:l*,. on the tirst Application, illiprovs' the former,
iemoves: -the latter, :while by its atrtiputrescent .and
'baliainic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all exeres-
Vettees: • "

Prepared, by B. H. Newton,, and sold by his Agents,
Itlessrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on.the FoOtway, St. Paul's'
Church.:yard, neatly opposite trite Nortik:tiate in Loxes
each.. • • ; • • . • . •

(~~}•.
London, England, 1812-12-18

CATHOLIC QUESTION.

The Bishop of CHESTER presented a petition
from a numerous and respectable meeting of the
Clergy and Inhabitants (as we could collect) of
Manchester and Salford, against the Catholic
Claims which being read by the Clerk, was or-
dered to lie Off the table. .

A similar petition was presented by theDukeof
MoNmon trout the BOrOtith of Grantham. -
The Jamaica and St. DuAping° Intercourse
Prevention Bill passed through a.Committce of
the whole House; and was.reported withuut any
amendment.

The Exchequer Bills Bill, the Rice Duties, the
Order in ConnCil indenthity, 4anish Re-d Wines,
Chocolate Duties, Post-Olfice -Duties,. .Malt Tax;
Corn Distillation, Place and Pensiou Duty, and
Lord Wellington's Estate Bills, were, brought up
from the 'Commons, by Mr.. Lysturratos and
other Members.
RELIEF TO THE SUFFERING RUSSIANS.

The Earl of LtvEitoot, presented' A Message
from his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT to
the flouse on this subject, similar to that deli,
,vered to the Com-mons (to which. we 'refer), and
desiring. .the: concurrence of their LOrdships in
such measures as would enable his Royal High-
ness to carry into eikct the objects of the Mes-

sage.

The same heini.(read from the Woolsack,- -
The BIM of LIVERPOOL moved, that his, Royal
Highness's iriot gracious Message be taken into
consideration to-morrow, and the -Lords sum-
moncd.—Ordered.

The Noble Earl then moved the first reading of
Lord Vireilihgton's Estate Bill, which taking place,
his Lordship said he should move the se6oad read-
ing to-morrow., • - •
London, England, 1812-09-30

O'lacts.for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
A ew Box-Office Hart-street.
The Doors will be Opened at bnlf-past Five, and the Play
t.egin at half-past Six.
Bcxes 7s. Second Price Ss. sd: -Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price-2s.
l'°wer Gallery 2s. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.
The. revived Burletta of Midas continuing to be received
"rltb the loudest a lanse will be repeated on Friday, and
04011dav next. PP
2 •
oOn Yriday, the Comic Opera of The English Fleet in 1342.
11 SathrdaY, Shakspeare's Historical Play of
,King Henry
he
Part I.—On-Monday, the Tragedy of Venice
rred.
On Tuesday will be produced (for the first time) -a New
'nand Romantic Drama, called The CEthieri; or, The Child
rthe Desert. \ The Music,. Scenery, Dresses, and
o Decoral-
ons are e
pntirely new. Thhole ef the-Music composed by
r. 13i,h
. esw

DISSOLUTION OF PAIi.LIAMENT.
TO UNDER:SHEI.:UFFS, SOLICITORS, &c.
S a Dissolution of Parliament is immediately
itd expected COLES, KNIGHT and DUNN, have,provid-,
a Proper number of BOOKS ruled, with printed Captions
for
takitlS the Pcll, in any County.
Th
"e'Y also be; to inform the above Gentlemen, that,they
raY be with Poll Clerks, and every' necessary Article
.1a the STATIONERY line, at the shortest notice. .
21, Fleet-street, London; Sept: 28 1812.
London, England, 1812-09-30

BANTU:IIS" LICENSES.

Stand,-Office, LoudOn, Sept. 19, 181 Q.
IVOTICE is hereby giVen, that, by the Stamp
--L2ll Act, 48 Geo. 3, e., 1,19, all LICENSES 'gianted to
Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the
bearer on demand, and to be re-issued, will expiA
on the lath of October next, am: that they mtist be re-
newed within One Month from that day, or penalties will be
bleurre d. :

That as separate License must lie taken out for every place
where the Notes :than be issued, uniess•the persons to be li-
censed had issues their :';,Cies at seyera; places before the id
July, 1 803, and originally obtained one License far all sea.
places On whieli case only, they Will be again iucluded in
one License.

• That every License must specify the names and places of
abode of the ptcrsons to be licensed, an:d the name of.the
place or places v there, and the name of the bank, firm,, or
title under iihic h, the notes are 'to be issued; and Licenses
to persons in pa rtnership must Specifylhe names, -and places
of abode, of all the persons cone:ma:l in the partzership,
'whether all their names apllear in the Notes or not; and in
default thereof the Licenses will be void: With these par.
ticulars a specie ten of the Netes must also be left at this Of,
five, by the persnns applying for such Licenses.

That a penalty of 100;. for every offence is imposed on the
issuing of Proi nissory Notes, of the description aforesaid
without a License, or at any other place, or under any other
firm or title, than is specified in the License ; and a penalty
of 301; eve ty Offence is imposed on the issuing of
missory ;Notes ,of any description, or Bills of ExChaNe, not
duly staniped,
.and on the re-issuing of Promissory Notes not
allowed tp .he re-issued, as well as on the re-issuing of
Notes allowed t) be reissued after the period fixed .for that
purpose.

The Cotumissoners of Stamps having had occasion to pro-
secute several country Bankers, for the • Penalties incurred
by their disregart of the provisions of the Act, this notice 'is
given that all p, ‘isons concerned "may in future • conform
thereto, and avoid the penalties for which they will otherwise
be prosecuted; ane that persons applying fur Licenses, may
conic prepared` Win I all the !equisite. particulars to be in-.

serted therein,--with uut which the'Liceuses cannot be filled
up, mitts to protect t he parties against the penalties of the
Act:

By order•: of the Commissioners,
WILLIAM KAPPEN, Secretary,
London, England, 1812-10-15

CHESTER, OCT. 10

The following is the state of the Poll on 'the
third day (Saturday, four o'clock)
Gen. Grusyenor 3sl I Sir Richard 8r00ke..... 332
Mr. Egerton, „ , 335 L.Nlr. Townshend • 310
London, England, 1812-10-15

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES

The Boats,-,Deals, Timber, Hemp, Tar, and .7.S.s::+teriaLT, of
Vessels tb, be xiewed at the Tobacco Ground,' Rotherla ithe.
The Tobacco. Ashes . and Cinders at the Tobacco Warelmuse,
-the itose• Wood and. Sanders on the Quay at:the.-London
Docks, andsall the other Goods at his Majesty's V..,.rehouszs,
CuStOrn4lonse' London, tvhere Catalogues will be delivered,
price One Shillirw
The Goods for the first,. second, and third Day's Sale—lTlP may
be viewed. on Monday,:the 12th, and Tuesday, the lath inst. ;
those fur the fourth and 'fifth .Day's Sale on Monday the 19th,
•And.Tuesday,-the 20th instant, and on the Days of Sale, frcia
nine. ba.the Morning, to one.in the Afternoon.
. N; B. Goods bought at this sale must be paid for on or be-
fore Tuesday, the 10th of November, 1812, between Ihe hoL;rs
of nine o'clock in the 11 orning. and three in the.Afternocn,.
• or the Deposits made thereon wilt absolutely become forfeited,
and the Goods re-sold at a futil.e. Sale.

Thd Delivery of qv First and' Second Days,.! Satc to orri-
inetirr on Monday, the 194:h inst: ; an'd the 'Third, Foarth,
and Fifth Days' Sate on Saturday, the 24tI:instant.
London, England, 1812-10-15

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, Mt.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14.
The Town Plate of 501. for 3-yr olds, ist. 41b. 4-err olds, tist:"
41b. 5-yr olds, Bst. 111 b. 6-yr olds, 9st. Ili). and twed, 9st.
41b. T. M. M. B. C. To be shewn and entered the da!
-befOre running, littween eleven and one o'clock. t
trance 3gs. The winner to be sold for I'2sge. if demanded,
&c. &c.
Sir J. Shelley's b. f. Stingtail, 4' yrs
Mr. Blake's Accident, 3 yrs
Gen. Grosvenor's eh. f. Guadiana, 3 yrs
Mr. Fletcher's lEscrdapius 6 yrs '
Ld Sackville's br. f. by Dick Andrews, 4 yrs
5 to 4 on Stingtail.
The First Class of the Oatlands Stakes of 30gss each. B. Dl'
Mr. Lake's Venture, 3 yrs 6st. 131 b 1
Gen. Gower's Anastasia, by Trumpator, 3 yrs ist. 21b.. = • •
Mr. Ladbroke's Hamlet, 4 yrs est. 61b 3
11. of Rutland's Sorcery, 4 yrs 9st
8 to 1 sigst Ventare-2. to I apt Sorcery.
Gen-Groirenor's gr. c. by Quiz, darn by Delpini, 2-yrs old,
7st.'4lb. rec. 20gs. from Mr. Batsun's f. by Hyperion, out of
Frisky, 3 yrs old, 9st. 81b. Y. C. 100 gs. h. ft.
D. of Grafton's Joe"Miller' Bst. Sib. rec. 45gs. from *'
-Wilson's Lady Sophia, Sst. A. F. 100 gs.

5

Mr. STEVVART, the Traveller, formerly an Aid-
de-Camp to the Nabob "of AncoT, has received
a sump due to him from the latter, amounting to
-14,0001.,

The THEATEE.,—K very 'extraordinary circuit'
-stance took place last night at Drury-lane The.;
atre, after the representation of the Comedy 0
The Hypocrite. A Gentleman arose in the Pit for
the purpose of addressing the audience. The coo"
-fusion which ensued prevented him from beiug
beard, biit •in consequence of repeated calls that
he-should get upon the stage, he mounted to that
place and reneWed' his, attempts to be heard.
HOLLAND 'then came for ward to announce the
play, and remained some tine on the stage f°'
that purpose, but neither he nor the Volunteer
Orator couldobtain a 'hearing. At length ItAY:4O:'9
carne forward and signified, that if th'e audiencei
*ere'disposed to hear-the Gentleinan wool'
2 s
''readiry give place To him. —.This declaration wat
we l received. The stranger, even then, could no
' gain atearing, and after some minutes of eonfusie
two peace-officers appeared, and the GentlemO
eras
removed from the stage. On the commence;
Meat of the farce, however, The Dee-hive,) the
storm was renewed. PENSON, in his &allot',
character, could not be heard„ and ItAvyto:"t
came forward again. He desired to knoW thi
wish of the audience. He was asked why th
stranger was .removed, and he respectfully ail
swered that it was his duty to remove whatece
tended to disturb the entertainments of the r'rhe
titre. He retired, and the farce then proceed
with some interruption, which gradually st'vr
and, quiet was at last restored. It aPPII,
thht.the stranger was a son of Dr. .131:01/.tatej
that his purpose was to recite an Address Telltb6
14'hisfather, or himself, in order 'to sbecvac
it w4s;superior to that which the Committee j
!(-)'pie-d, and which was delivered on the open
cif the Theatre.
London, England, 1812-03-06

PORT OF CORK.

Mr.
,FIUTCHINsoN pres(w red a Petition frori
the'. Alayor .and. Puntnomilly of Cork; pray:ng
reitef !war the 14Vi14i4.44 of • their rig:it's, by the

simlition of the office of Weigh-mas!er of this

port.
Mr. POLE informea. the Honourable Gentleman
that she Ad of Parl,ament on the subject did not
expire till the end of S-ptember, therefore ample
time was afforded (or them to provide some remedy
for removitty, the complaint, whiCh should be in-
goi red into. -
The Petitionswas then laid on the.tabie.
London, England, 1812-03-06

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c.

CHURCH'S - COUGH-DROPS, for recenl
Colds, obstinSte •Coughs, and confirmed Asthmas,
stand unrivalled. Its reputation• for fifteen years past, ,and
the various testimonies of its efficacy, is a sufficient proof of
the estimation in •xvilich it is held for all Asthmatic A fac-'.
tions, recent Colds and Coughs, liowever obstinate, and all
.Pulmonary Complaint. As proof, the followin,; inz tance is
London, England, 1812-03-06

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Mr. 114 Nkhq replied briefly to the diffinrent aro,
n ents urged against his motion.
The House then divided—
For the Motion
Against it -
Majority
•

--‘B5

Mr. BANKES immediately moved the expulsion of
Mr. Walsh, which was agreed to wiihout a division.
A new Writ tvas•then ordered for Wootton Bas-
sett, in the room of Mr. Walsh, " who had been
expelled as au unfit and unworthy Member of that
House"?'
London, England, 1812-09-08

BEDFORD RACES, 'avRsDAY, SEPT. 3.

The Woburn Stakes, and the 511. Plate, were bath wet
by General Grosvenor' ch. c. Defiance.
The Hunters Stakes of logi. each, five subscriber's, was
won by ch. h. Lundy. • " .
London, England, 1812-09-08

PICTVALLING-wrcE,

August 23, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTILILLL,VG
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby' give .Notice,
That on IVedneaday, the 9th of September next, they will be
?Tatty to receive Tenders in writing, ('sealed up) and treat fC,r
I'ltree Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ta• be an-
iwerable to Samples (of not less than two Pounds each) to be
produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in the original
-Packages, at the rate of from Twenty to Eighty Tons per
3reek, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford
to be paid for by bills, payable with Interest, ,A'inety Days
sifter date.

The Conditions of ta.. Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

rc regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
.hail not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
deliver\ed to the Board before One o'Clock 9n the said 17-"ea'-
xesday, the 9th September next; nor unless the Person who
*sakes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to
Ilutrwer when called for. •
London, England, 1812-09-08

LARGE ADYOWSPN , WARWICKSHIRE.

SOON WILL .BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • .
In London, (unless .preViously disposed of by Private
Contract`,

THE ADVOWSONT of SOLIHULL, nearly
midway betwecußiratingham and Warwick ; consisting
of, an excellent Parsonage House, and, about Fighty-eight
Acres of Rich glebe :,.nun),, and the TITHES belonging to
the Reel- of the Coritains -op.waris of Eleven
~.1-,:;,.,:together of. U:e- c:s:.!nrateti yearly Value of
urautis ; the present In-
cunibent •
-slyou he had-; at_the Auction Mart;
orThoma; ; of Messrs. Richard
son and,Co..lSlo. 7,- Lincoln's Inn Fields ' • of Joseph Hard-
ing, Esq. Solihull ; of Thomas filint, Esq. Stratford tin
Avon ; an of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis
bury;
,who will treat by privnte contract.,
London, England, 1812-09-08

PRICE OF STOCKS
PrrittsnAv..43 vwEz.v.E o'ct,ntx.
Consols... .60if 5 per Cent. Navy 91195-1 Omnitnn afl pr. el

TIIE SUN.

SOLEM Qt inCERK.FAT4ur4 suntAT?

L b o N,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. S, tBl2.

We have not received any intelligence from the
Continent which will 'enable us either to confirm
or contradict the report respecting. BUONAPARTE,
which excited such agitation on Sunday, and yes:-
teiday. The report produced a considerable effect
upon the funds yesterday morning ; o;Unium,Ut the
opening ofthe market,was done as high as 93-Bths ;

but it afterwards fell, and left off at 8 5-Sibs.;
It has teen suggested that the whole report was a
frabrication inerely for stock jobbing purposes-I
but. it is indisputable that a rumour, of BUCRNA-
rAILTE'S death, mas current in France. The re,
port itself, however, would note have produCed
, .

,
tnuch effect, if it had not been accompanied with
circumstances, which we know are not fabricated,
viz. the extraordinary meetings of the Conserva.

tive ;Senate; and the silence of the illoniteur,
• noti.vithstanding the reported successes of the
French' aims. Having yestekday submitted to
our Reatiers the observations that occurred to us
upon this subject, we shall forbear all further
speculation- upon it until we are in possession of
more information.

The defeat of General O'DowNEL has excited a
veiy'strong sensation at Cadiz, and is•certainly a
most i'infortunate event at this juncture. It ap-
pears,,from the Spanish Papers, that strong sus-
picious of treachery are entertained, and„ Con-
sitlex-ing how often the Spaniards have been be-
trayed by their leaders, we cannot wonder that
they are'apt to be suspicious. An investigation
has been instituted, and the General's brother,
who was one of the Members of the Itegency,jhas
•
resigned,. in order that the inquiry may be freely
and impartially made.
There is every reason to think that the next at-
counts' from Cadiz will announce the raising,of
the siege of that place. The French cannot now
entertain a hope of taking it, and SOUL?, we
should suppose, would be anxious to concentrate
his forces,as much as possible, and to be in com-
nlunication with SucnE T.

Just before this Paper was put to press, we
learnt that letters had been received from Paris,
of the sth inst. which coo not say any thing
about BUONAPARTE being dead or wounded. It
was generally understood that the meetings of
the Conservative Senate were for 'the purpose of
taking measures'to repair the dreadful losses
Ve 'Lich the French armies haVe sustained in Spain.
Almost all the troops of the line have been or-
dered from the differZnt fortresses to march to-
'wards Spain.
London, England, 1812-09-08

This Day was published,

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printed pages, price Gs. 'uoulid,

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b
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they are the result of axr extended experience • and long con-
tinued practice in the instruction of youth.
2. ASsiduity has h(fen used that the Readings should be an
Original Collection, knd each have some Moral and Practical
tendency.

3. The Selection cobtains a general epitome of Usefill
Ratowledge, is particularly directed to the Improvement of
Youth, and, it is hoped, will supply the purpose of a vade me-
cum 01 science in after-life. It will be useful to the advanc-
ed student, as a rt...-mpitulation of a more minute research, and
bill furrilt.'n a fund tt.:r expert cenimuoications in literary dis-
tllSSiptiS. • •

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ttire and Seieilee suZ-,stitructd for abstract analysis; and a
consideralile extent of aneedotejs introduced, illustrative of
14e eccentricities and conduct of rn€.!L
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lkirar;es, the " Diurnal Readings" claim,: undisputed priority
'l4 this t iew, that its Selection extends to the most recent au-
k •Thorities.
The Publiyation has already been hOntalred ;with the signa-
n'es 01 near a 14um:red of the most regpeetah,le Preceptors
Aird GbvePhe'sses in the Metropolii and its Euvirot:s.
London : Pulp] onied Sherwood Neely, and Jones, No.
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1812-09-08

OFFICE OF 01i:DA7.4.:1701:,

Sept.. 2,
,THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS - of His 3/41.
JESTY ORDNANCE 4o hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Oficr,_in Pall-Mall,
an or before Wednesday,the 23d instant ,front such Persons ns.
2nay be will tg to' undertake the Supply ,of FORAGE for
the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following Districts' , to be
delivered at* Expepse of the Contractor, .

North Britain, qtriotehurch.
.IVort kern , Yorkshire, friedon,Northamptonshire.
Eastern, exclusive of Ircrleu, fractern, Woolwich, wilts,
Southern, c.relusive-of Chato,a, itsDependencies,Warky,
South-We4t, including Ports- and Chatham.
mouth, Isle of Wight, and
for a, Period of Six Itfonths, front the Ist of October next.

The Oats to be good, sweet, th.y, and clean, without any
tare of Fox-s'or Mowburitt Oats, and niast 'not weigh leis eiaa
a 7 pounds per Winchester Bushel; t ie Hay to be swect and dry,
&Id delivered in Trasses of §Oltes. weight. . .
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
and to be delivered in Trusses of 36165. weight

The Pricesto be iraidfor the respective Quantities of each
tide which inay be delivered, to be- at the following rate's;

yip, .

For the Oats at per hundredpounds,Awirdmpas
For the hay at per hundred and twelve Paynd4.7

For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pods.. ,
The Proposals maybe delivered separately or joi.-I,'y for two
er more of the said Districts, audit is expected that the Con-
tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, which-, ;luring the period
Ve his Contract, may accumulate, nzahiug an ally:zoace for the
,ernie after the rate of per Horse per Week:

Farther Particulars :nay be hnown, upon application to the
'Officers Commanding'the Royal Artillery in eachlliistriet;'lad.
also at the Secretary's' Office; in Pall-X(IU, aforesaid, any
Day between the flours of 2'en and: Four o'Cleck,'iatere the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up arta indorsed, " Propo-
ails for Forage;!' but nb Praposal can be adniitied: after
the said 23d instant, et. TivelveO' Clock 'at Noon of the same
-bay, neither will any Tender he noticed, unless the Party
Making it, or an Agent.in his Behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the B..aard, ,
4 :R, H. CREW, Secretary.

ALADY of Respectability wishes to 'engage
as GOVERNESS in a private Family. ; Satisfactory re-
fervuce will be given. .
Letters addressed (post-paid) to S. A. to be left at the
''wopeuny Post Office, 130, Strand, will be answered imme-
diately.
London, England, 1812-09-08

ESTATES FOR SALE.

CLAMORGANSHIRE—F,REEHOLD EI:TATES.
'TIRE PUBLIC are respectfulJy informed, that
the SALE ,of the MANORS and .ESTATM in the
Parishes of Eswenr.y,-Calweustone, Ilancan, Lantivit Major,
Piiinarth, Cogan, Latidough, Landaff, Merthir Doran, La-
vernoch, St. Audrews, Llantrissent, Wenvo and Eglwyslait,
advertised for Sale, on, by Mr..Philpotts, at the
Cardiff Arias, in Cardiff, os the the ifith iqstant, is POST-'
PONED. '

SOU 1 %VAL
FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNORSHIRE.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of the
devised Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before
Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the. person• 'appOinted by
Edward Morris, Esq. one of the. Masters of the said Court,
to whom the said Matter s, ands referred, at the BEAR'S
HEAD INN, in NEWTOWS, in the County. of Mont-
gomery, en Monday the .126, and Tuesday the 13th Days
of October next, at 2 o'clock of each Day in the After-
noon, •
IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS,

DART of the FREEHOLD:ESTATES late of
.'JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of Penybent, consistilg
of several Farms and Lands situate in the several .Parishes
of ,Llawvilniiipl Rhy.dithon; Llandewy Ystralennv; Saint
naimen 'Nanfuiell; Llanbadarn Vynnydd,
Llanbadarn Vaur. Llandegley, and, Keveulys, otherwise
Kefenlece, in the Couny of Rad ; containing in the whole
upwards of .Thret Thousand' Seven Hundred Acres, with the
Timber and Wood growing the;
ParticnlarS may be in a few days had (gratis) in
London,- at the said Master's in Southampton.'
buildings,• Chancery.laqit; and of Alesexs. -Meredith, Rob
bins, and. Toinlsyns4 Solicitors, Lincolns-Inn; at ..whOse
Office Plans of the. Estates May. he seen : Particulars may also.
be had of Mr. Evan Evans, Solicitor, Rhayakr; Mr.
Nirhitcoml3e,'So‘icitor, King ton ; rd:. Thomas Keredith, So
licitor, Knightoq:;'illr. Galliers' -Land Surveyor, Presteigne ;.
the place of Sale; the Fleece Inn, Penyheat.; the Wells,
Llandrindad; the Crown-Inn, Ludlow; and the other prin-- ,
cipal Inns in'theineighbhurhaod,
London, England, 1812-10-12

PICTV.eiLLING—OFFIC'E.

October 12, 1912.
FrilE- COMMISSIVNER &for -V.ICTUALLING
iiLS• .1.41.M.ES Ti"S _NAVY do herebygive N6tiee, That
on Tuesday, the Mk -instant, they will Le- ready la receive
TenderSin-writin (sealed u;) and Treat for such a number of
DOLTS of FLAGS for the use of the Co4erage, answerable
to .tanylcs to be produced with the Tenders, as the rcspecti,e
persons tendering the Sante will engage to deliver, in one week
into his Majesty's Vie:nailing Stores, at ricyford ; to be paid
for b'Y -hills, payable. with Interest, Ninety Days after date.

. The Condition: of the Contract way be seen at the
VA! .05cc.

_ .
No regard will. be had to any Tender in which the Price
Shall not be inserted in"worde at length, or that shall not br.
delivered to'thelfodrd before One
,o'clock on the said Tuesday,
the 40th instant, norunless the Person who makes the Tender,
ar some. Person. On his behalf, attends, to answer when-called
London, England, 1812-10-12

SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCT. 12.

This day's' market had a considerable supply of
prime beasts, and the show of cattle in other ,re-
-Bpects was very good. POrk is dearer; Beef,
l‘lutton, and Veal, sold at last prices, and le trade
in general Wa6. tolerably brisk. The sales •in the
-1-lay-market were pretty lively ; elover • has' got
up in price; Hay has fallen in price ; Straw ob-
tained last price. We annex a correct statement
of the-prices and numbers.:—

To sink the Offal, per Stone of 81b.
Beef, 4s. Od..tn ss. Od.- Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Veal,
Od. to 78.0 d. La.mh, Os. to Os. Od. Pork, ss. Od. to 7s. Orl.
beasts, 2010. Sheep and Lambs, 17,100. Calves; 95. Piis
290. •

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. • .
Hay, 41, Os. to 51. 10s. Straw, 21. Os. to 21. _C1,950r9r
51.05. to 6i. 15...

The Author of THINKS-I-To-MYSELF still fill4i
it necessary to caution tbelie against being„
deceived by the Novel entitled, " I SAYS, SAYS I,"
repeatedly advertised, as " being from the Pen of
hinks-1-to-Alyself."—An Account at large of
the strange Attempts made to mislead the Public
Upon this Head, is to be found in the Eighth Efii,
tion of THINKS-1-TO-MYSELF; now selli9g
Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;
Hatchard, Piccadilly; and J. Asperne, Cort,l7.
Sept. 1812.
. .
The new comet has been visible to the naked
eye in the department of the Meurthe (Franc 9),
since the 15th September. Its appearance is.ffrwg.:
London, England, 1812-10-12

. _
THE :ZETIIIOP ) • •
Or, Tur CHILD OF THE DESERT.
Principal Characters.
The ./1.4.hi0p, Mr.. C. KEMBLE.
SARACENS.
Mr. EGERTON, Mr'. SIMMONS, Mr. LISTON,-
Mr. TREBY, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. ATKINS,
Mr. TINNEY, -Mr. DIAUSET ;
Miss LOGAN, Mrs. DAVENPORT,
Miss LESEItVE, Mrs. EMERY, &c.. &C. ,
. THE TRIBE OF ALI.
Miss S. BOOTH,
Mr. YOUNG, • •
Mr. JEFF.ERIES, Mr. BROOK,
Mr. Howell,' Mr. Huckel, Mr. Norris ;
Mrs. H. JOHNSTON, &c..&c..
GREEKS.
Mr. FAWCETT,- Mr. BLIOADITURST,
Messrs. Baker, Cardozo, Jaeksen,- W. Truman. .
Mrs. C. KEMBLE.
To which will-be added, the revived Comic•Burletta of
MIDAS.
Apolio, Mr. SINCLAIR;
Pan, Mr. EMERY;
Midas, Mr. LISTON;
armtas, Mr. BROADHURST; -
Siieno,- Mr. TAYLOR ;
Mysis, Mrs. LISTON ;
• Daphne, Mrs. STERLING; - •
• Nysa, Mss BOLTON.

Places for the BoxeS to be talen of Mr. Brandon, at the
NeN.Box-Ogice, Hatt-street.
The Doors will be apenttl at half-past. Five, and the Play
begin at half-pail Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 61.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s: Second'Price Is.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d. • • •
The new Grand Aomantic Drama, called The ..Ethiop, or
the Child of. the'Desert, .continuing to be received with the
greatest. applause, will be repeated every night till further
tic e —Oa Thursday, with the revived Barletta of Midas.
On Friday will be produced (for the first time) a.
Farce, called Schniederkins.
Also an Opera, called The Lord of the Manor, (the IVlusid,
Chiefly by the late Dr. Jackson, of Exeter), is in a forward
.state of revival, and will be acted as soon as possible. .
London, England, 1812-10-12

TIIFt ItEGENT'S CANAL.

• Ve have the pleasure to announce to the pub-
lie this very important work is began. 03
'Wednesday - afternoon " the Directors proceeded
from the Company's ~Office in Foley-place .with
their Engineer, the Contractors, and a body of"
workmen,
.to the Regent'S Park, under Primmose-
Xiil, -where their Chairman, Sir Di Owns BAa
NAIAD), Bart. went through the forms of, putting
the first. spade into the. ground of the intendel
line of the Canal, amidst the acclamatons of the-
people attending. Money was then given to the
workmen to drink success .to the.undertakinl.c., auJ
the Directors afterwards, adjourned to the Thatch--
ed House Tavern to. dine.

It is Dow understood that the expenses of this
'desirable work- will fall within the origival esti-
mates, in consequence of which the
.Directo:.4
have for the present declined- receiving -an furthf:r
subscriptions. By the Act, it is direeted,
the part of the Canal extending through tbc .Re
.gent's Park shall be executed in twelve, months.---,
a measure which there is little doubt of.
fulfilled, From the Regent's Park a branch of
tile Canal is projected to,extend- to certain placer
already marked out. on the Eastern side, of the
Park, close to the New Road, for the site of:
threenew Markets, viz. meat, vegetables, and
hay, conveniences which the upper part of the'
town have long wanted, and which are among
the minor advantages that will result to the rne-
tropolis from the establishment of the Regebt's
Canal;' •..

An invalid, named Chansok .was, on the 28. th
ult. found guilty of robbing the house of a citizen
in Paris, and wounding the master with a knife,
and sentenced to suffer death. At the place of
execution,hestabbed the priest. in the throat who
was admiuistering spiritual comfort to him; tile
executioner, who was preparing fp tie his hands,
he pierced through the heart; -and forced his as-
sistant to leap. off the scaffold,, by which he broke
both his legs ; he afterwards nearly severed his
head from his body.
Two workmen, .Who were lately employed in
making, a sewer to a house in .the. suburbs of
Montmartre, in Paris, discovered last month, at
the depth of five feet, 6 small trunk, containing
3000 louis, 1200 imperiaL ;- and- a—gnaritity of as-
signats. They are supposed to have been secreted
at file:period of the Revolution.
London, England, 1812-10-12

MAii.~.

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„VirtivED-2 Lisbon, 1 Guernse;4 • 1 Jersey, 1 Cornnna,
2 Dublin, 2 Waterford. .'Duff-1 Cadiz, •I Lisbt?o,,
ligoland, z Gottenbargh.

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L o. N D O,N,

ir)NDAY, OCTOBER: 12, 1812.

Paris Papers to the 6th .instant reached town
yesierday, containing the 2flth :Bullefir4 (bleed
Moscow, the' lith ult. which - places . beyond all
doubt the entrance of the French into that-city.
It spews, however, still more decidedly than the
former Bulletin, that BUONAPARTE has. failed tp
obtain the quarters or the supplies for his army-)
to which be locked as the expected result of the
possession of Moscow. Destructionjias completely
enveloped the city, and " M.osc;ow,"‘.las .we are
told in the Bulletin, "
.is no more." It is singular
that the same silence respecting the
,movement's
that preceded tlae entrance into Moscow, which
'characterized • the 14th still pre.
vails in the present document, no informa•
tion whatever upon that point being given.
—lt is evident, however, from what is tint-
ed, that there must have been several sanpinary
conflicts in the streets of Moseows:and.thatjhe
trench were unable' to prevent thedestriretion of
the city ; and the chagrin and disappointment-of
BUONAPARTE at these events, which have merely
left him its smoking ruins and desolated site, are
visible throllout the querulous production de-
nominated the -;lletiti. Amidst the horrors
of so direful a conflagration, it is -consolatory to
Observe, that the barbarian Icho has been the
cause of it • has failed in obtainii;g his object :
the Russian Army is still unbroken, and receiving
continual reinforcements ; the Government is firm,
and the people arc patriotic. We are told in the.
Bulletin, that " the soldiers have found; and con-
tinue to find, a number of pelisses furs for
the winter." This 'shows that no expectation is
entertained of terminating the war by intin4dat-
ing the Emperor ALEXANDER into humiliating
concessions ; and with tiaese proofs before is, We
cannot despair of the ultimate issue of- the con-
test : a winter campaign in Russia will effectually
render abortive the projects of BUONAPARTE.

Dispatches were last night received by Govern-
ment from the Marquis of WELLINGTON, of the
*ubstauce of which the follovi-ing- Bulletin was
London, England, 1812-10-12

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

Oct. 2,. 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MIJESTY'S NAVY do-hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the. 13th instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing, (ealed up) and treat At. One Hun_
'dyed Tons of FLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAISINS, to
be answerable to Saw! as Of not less than two pOiinds
weight each) to be produced. with the Tenders, to be delivered
into the Victualling- Stores at Deptford, in the course of One
Month, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest'
Ninety-Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre-
t (cry' s Office.
• .iVo regard will be
,had to' any Tender in which the Price
not be in.,erted in words at length, or that shall not be de-
livered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said nes-
day, the 18th instant, nor unless the Person who makes the
Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for. • -