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London, England, 1812-02-17

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-HONEY,

The Desiree, for the FinAncier and Velocifere, en the Titrz,
in:,t. at Sheerness; recalled at No. t 5, Throgrnorton street
The Nereus, for the Fox, on Wednesday next, at No. 71
Adelphi-terrace, and there recalled.
The Caledonia and. Snapper, for the San Nicholas ASO
L'Aventura and the Dwarf, for New Galen. to. morrow, al
No. 23, Norfolk street, StrJnd, and there recalled.
Thu Daphne, for the Ann Margaretha Dorothea, on hood,
on her arrival in pot:; recalled at No.. 1, laines-strOr'
Adel phi.

The Humber, for the Cecilia, Catha ina, and Boleti], 011,
the 27th inst. at No. 45, (..;eorge.stleet,Vl3nivuth Dock, apal
there recalled.

• •The Valiant, for the St. Nicolas and L'A venture, 0,
board, at Portsmouth, previous to her going to sea ; recailei
;:t No. 44„ George-street, Ply mouth Dock,
Thursday next,and there recalled.
I 41e4,CGli :el
George-street,
sot,r fort hp(•ot ,cko

The building of ships, for exportaCo,,, is 111:c1f
from the increased demand, to become a lo4;ratii!
brae in tic{ East. At Calcutta, there were in Jails
last, 14 vessels on the socks, of which, I t
Iron) 500 to 900 tons, In many of the uwive port%
ship timber had arisen in pricJ in cJusequence
this favourite speculation.
The Earl Thicarras of 1400 tons, built: tor 04
Company's service, was launched at Bo:nhay, tq
I'vtarch last.

Oa Thursday evening, in tit!' Bite at Exmouth,
after the crew of the /Tellies, H. RICHARDS, wasters
had retired to rest, two of the crew, one of whota.
is a Wekliman, and the other a Frenchman, vvlio
had been a prisoner of war in this country, ibtit
suffered to enter the English service, aro'o
from their cabins, plundered the sloop of all
the wearing apparel they could come at, stoic
the boat, vent on hoard a pilot sloop then in tllO
Bite, cut her cabde, and in giAtini, under Weigh ran
her on shore at high-water mark. Their design
being thus frustrated, they made
_off for Chad'
leigh, where they have since been taken into cus..
tody, the Frenchman coufessin_g their intentions
were to wake their escape to France. They are,
however, committed to the high gaol, Devon, to
take their trials for the offence.
The Rambler, from Dublin, was attacked on
Wednesday off the Edystone, 'by a French cutt; t
privateer. Tt'ongh the privateer was full of men,
and tried twice to board the Rambler, which had
on board only the master, mate, and eight Men,
the privateer having had a good dose of grape
sheered off, and the Raailler Got safe into
'Louth.
London, England, 1812-02-17

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Litt!mood, scn. and T. Littlewood, jun. Rochdale,
wool len-manufaCturers.
1. Duberly and E. Thomas.
W. Chapple, s-n. W. Chapple, jun. and f. Chapple, St.
Paul's Churct-yard, trunk-makers, (So failas regarda the
said r CLapple).
S. A. Simeon and F. Simeon, Bristol, lace-merchants.
‘V. Withers and T. Prfiut, Strand, medicine-viders.
1. Moody, F. Moody, and W. Moody, Pontetrad, Yorkshire,
bricklayers.
I.Adamson and 1. Tubbs, Liverpool, rope-makers.
'Pel-ers, Dorking, and I. Peters, Wotton, Surey, bankers.
C. Evan and I. Evans, Bath, wine-merchants.
W. Broad and T. Andrew, Falmouth.
1. Evans and. I. Banks. Edge-green, Lfancashire, miners.
T. Dutton and I. W.iliamsoti, Watlifig-street,
I. Rickaby and W. Sayer, Yarm, Yorkshire, brandy.mer-
chants
W. Robinson, jun. Padilfam, and W. Robinson, Bury, Lan-
cashire, coat-merchants.
1. Fox and M. Hornby, Church-street, silk-mannfaClurers.
E. Hill and I'. H. Oliver, Wainfieet, Lincolnshire, corn-

merchants.
1. Scrivener arid W. Creak, George-row, Bermondsey,

lightennen.
). Bracey and ►. Boult, jun. Great Yarmouth, sail-makers.
C. Geddes and A. flay, Liverpool.
1. R. Wilkins and R. H. Gafford, Lime-street.
W. Roster. T. Brunton, and P. Goddard, Butcher-row,
East Smithfield.
F. G. Ilinrott, T. Burkitt, and E. Winstanley, London, (so
far as regards the said F. G. Ilanrott.)
S. Parkinson and G. R. Marriott, Symonds Inn, attornies

at law.
M. Marshall, K. Lister, sen. and brown, Great Grimsby,
butcher.

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MAILS.
ARR IV ID-2, Dublin, 2 Waterford. DUE—I Cadiz, i Bra-
zils, t Malta, t Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
THIS DAY AT TWELVIL O'CLOCK.
63i l Red. Ann. - - -

Consols. - - -

THE SUN♦

110Llitd QUIS DICIME FALSUM AUDEAT

L 0 N D 0 1V .

MONDAY, FEI3RUARY 17, 1912.
London, England, 1812-02-17

EDINBURGH, FRB. 11.-A poor man, one of the

porters of this city, whO was sent to a family in -
Gilmore-place with a burden of bottled liquor, un-
fortunately fell into a quarry there, and was drown-
ed ; he has left a widow and four Children.
In consequence of the-late alarming disturbances
in'Edinburgh and the neighbourhood, a inn-fiber of
the inhabitants 9( Leith have, at the request of the
,Magistrates, come forward andinrolled then. "names,
to, patrols the streets during the- night, for the pro- •
te&tion of the inhabitants and their property. -
An occurrence of a very theiaocholy nature took
place on Tuesday se'nnight, at Cotterstock, neartan-
die. The water having overflowed the road, Mr.
Ricket, of that place, sent one of the 414eri on horse- -
back to help a fellow-servant (the gardener) over :
both men had mounted, and had pr,eceeded .iotne
part of the way, when the horse,and its riders '
suddenly disappeared, and the horse alone-escaped
with life ! The animal is supposed to have been
affrighted at a bundle in the hands of a man who
saw the accident, and who endeavoured- to render •
.the unfortunate suilerels every assiztance in his
power;. he saw the horse swim with Ore men on his
.for a considerable di-sranee down the vream ; the
animal attempted to get out, and in. his struggle-04
gills of the, saddht broke, when the poor tauwd f It
otl. its hack and were seen no more !
On Monday week' diced; Mr. Thomas Soeih, of
Sheffield. It.is a remarkable 'circuMstance, that
' this person, upwards of twenry %ears ago,. cliT6e4
th steeple of the parish Church at that placo,
without other assistance than taking hail of the
stones which, ornament the spire; and turn ihd
.vane at the top. He happily descended withoat
receiving the least injury.
On Frid:iy, a person named Thomas Roche4ter,
was arprehended and brought to the Thames Paco
Offi, e, charged on suspicion of obtaining eco is un-
der false preteuces. It is suspect that a most ex-
tensive system of fraud his been carried on by, set
ral persons under-the' asmmed names of Scot and
Palmer, M'llotigiall and. Co. G. EL Francis and Soot
and others. Rochester is committed for re-exami-
nation, together with G. H. Francis and 3. Sdlte, to-
morrow.

On Tnesday last, Mrs. E. C. Bowles, of St. Paul's
Church.yaru, of a Son.
The same. day, at Winchester, Lady Mary Long, of a
Daughter.
On Wednesday,last, at Lyme Regis, Dorsetshire,"the lady
of lohn ergusson Bacon, Esq. of a Daughter.
On Eriday last, in New.street, Spring-gardens, the Lad,'
'of John Smith, M.P. crra Daughter.
London, England, 1812-02-17

J. Bari, Low,r I',iotin,, Surrey, bake.
(:. H,tchcock, Bull-stairs, Christchurch, Surrey, boa'
builder.
R Attwcll, Toddington, Bediordshire, baker.
T. Williamson, Manchester, draper.
). Randall, Leeds, glocer.
L. Kendrick and M. Barlow, Warrington.
London, England, 1812-08-19

TO THE PROPRIEI ORS OF TEIE AMERICAN
sowTHING SYRUP.

Gentlemen,
HA-VING experienced, both in myself, Family,
and Friends, the ‘vonctertul elket. ut .the American
Soothing Syrup, 1 take ,the liberty of sending you a few
cases.—

The Child of Mr% Kimpst6, No, 18, Carlisle-street,
Soho, was dreadfully afflided with Convulsions with the
Teeth shooting in the Gums ; the lafant had five Fits in one
day, expeding every moment to be its last, whets Mrs. K.
rubbed the Child's Gums, it immediately got better.-
Mrs. Dubach. No. iS, Newcastle-street, Berhual-green,
had ;443 bad. a Nipple, that she was obliged to shun the
Child ; by only rubbing her Breast a few times was quite
well. . .

. Mrs. Shutz, No. 4r, Vine.street, Westrninste.', had a
very bid Nipple for five.moutils ; was healed in three days
by using the Syrup.
Mrs. B. Westimnster Arms, Tothill-street, Westminster,
had a cankered Mouth ; it was so bad, that for one'fortn+glLt•
she could not take any nourishment but with a tea-spoon; ui
less than a week her Mouth was healed.

As for myself, T must say, if ever there was a' Medicine
sent front Heaven; it is the American Soothing Syrup; I had
a drea'llul Mouth ; It was so bad tnat I could not speak for
some time; it was all in blisters, when I was recomoended
to try the Syrup. 1 s,2ot,tor a bottle, and before it was all
used my mouth was quite well.
I am, Gentlemen,
You r's res pea fu I I y,
A. BARTL Err.
No. '67, High•stre'et, Bloomsbury, May
To be had pf the Proprietors, fohnson and Williams,
No. 94, Newman.street, Oxford-street ; and, by their ap.
pointment, holding, 42, Cornhill ; Shaw and Edwards,
.St.
Paul's Church-yard ; Barclay, o. 95, Fleet-market; New.
berry, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Dame-street, Dublin ;
Butler, No. 4, Chleapside ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church-
yard, and by all the principal' Medicine Venders- in Town
and Country, at zs. 9d. a bottle.
Caution.—Be sure to ask-tOr ohnson and Williams's Ame-
rican Soothing Syrup, as there are several spurious scils.
London, England, 1812-08-19

THE ARITHMETIC OF REAL LIFE.

1. The Tablts of Weights and Measures, corrected through-
, • ottf,•ntidudapted to Modern .usage.' •
2, Obiotete and useless-Rules expatiged, and a much larger
portion applied to Stocks, Estate,, Annuities, Discounts,
Reversions Tontines,-13anking, Insurances, Brokerage,
Chances, EXchanges, &c. &c. 'as practised by the Brokers
and Commercial Companies of the City of London.
B. More Examples un4er each Rule than' are to be found in
any other Work.
4. Logarit,hms applied to Calculations of Annuities, Com-
pound Interest, &e. •
•
This Day was published,.
. The Fourth Edition, revised and improved, .priee 3S. 6d. •
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ASYSTEM of PRACTICAL AID~TIII YETI C,
applicable to the present State of Trade: and Money
Transaction, illustrated by numerous Examples under e:tch
Rule, chiefly adapted to the Use of Schools.

by the Rev. J. JOYCE,
Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c. . .
This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaiot
that ever) Youth on his leaving School and entering into the
Counting House has more to unlearn than he has learntre-
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every Example, is drawn from real practice is the variiius
branches of Trade, and the useless and obsolete Roles,
which have hitherto disfigured our Books of Aritinneric,
have given place in the present system, to the usages of real

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W. Morrison, of Glasgow; price.7s. 6d.

NTEINTON's. DENTIFRICE is by fax, the most
pleasant of any Powder recommended for Cleansing
and Beautifying the TEETH.; it will be found to answer
every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expette.l
to do, while it cleanses the Mouth of all impure and foe:
particles, it Whitens the Teeth, Heals the Guinsi- and
helps to Sweeten the Breath.

Nothing is so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth,
nothing more otkusive than foetid 13reat1i ; Newton'S Tooth.
Powder,
,ein the first Application, , improves the former,
and removes the latter, while by its antieuttescent anti
balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all excres-
cences.

Prepared by B. H. Newton, and sold-by his Agents,
Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway,' St. Paul's
Church.yArd, nearly opposite the North Gate; in Boxes
2s'. gd. each.
London, England, 1812-08-19

SLATEIt'S PATENT GOOKIN& APPAiIATUS.

•1' T. LEMAITRE, sole Agent, takes the li-
• berty of informing his Friends and the Public, he now
'xLsibits far sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse; 14,
CaAlt-street., Holborn.
it is the be: 4-Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; ,and the
most clean, delicate, and cheap Mode of ..steaming; stewing*,
"roasting, baking, broiling, and boiling.
A Dinner for Two Huncired Persons may be dressed with
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N.R. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for In-
pection from one to four o clock.
London, England, 1812-08-19

ranean.

The Chesterfield packet sails to-morrow, with
mails, for Cadiz.

In consequence of the victory obtained byLard
WELLINGTON, it is supposed trait packets will be
immediately appointed for Corunna.

PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 18.—Sailed his Majesty's
ship Fglla with ,a convoy for. quern cy and Jersey.
His Majesty's ship Tcnedos is appOinted convoy
for Halifax and the ports in North America out-
side the Guiph of St. Lawrence.

The Prince of ii' qes inaa of war; and all the,
outward-bound for Ll.iboci, stid

DEAL, AUG. 18.—Sailed his Majesty's ship
Dlver with troops for Anholt ; the Valiant man
of war, the Flying Fish schooner, and two vic-
tuallers, to join the fleet off Flushing.
The Castaßan. sloop of war has a signal for con-
oy for Portsmouth.

HARVIrCH, JULY N.—Arrived the Earl of
Ucesterpacket, Capt. HAMMOND, with mails and
passengers from Gottenburgh. On the 11th in-
stant a small convoy of 7 or 8 sail leftGotten-
burgh for 'England, -It is reported at Stockholm,
that 12,000 French have been defeated by the
Russians...

YARMOUTH, JULY 18.—Saild yesterday the
British nir, with a convoy for the Downs ; and
this morninsthe Starting, with the outward-bOund
Baltic convoy;

Hum., AUG. 17.---Fifteen or sixteen vessels from
the Baltic last week, being the first ships this sea-
son. They sailed from Gottenburgh on the 31st
July, with four different convoys, in all about
150 said, among which were a great number Haden
with o.,tin. A letter received here a short time
ac'o, si ated, that 80- vessels were loading with
corn at Riga-for England.
London, England, 1812-08-19

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

EARSLEY'S TAX TABLES 'will be piib-
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ASSESSED TAXES; -Watch and Ward; Embezzlements by
AttornieA, Bankers,and Brokers ; Hawkers; Country Tokent;
Unlawful Oaths, &e.
No. 46, Fleet-street, London.

Just published,

ON the INTERCOURSE between the SOUL
and the BODY.
Translated from the Original Latin of the Hon. EMANI.TtL
SWZDENBOP.O.

With a Preface, addressed to the Universities of Great Bri-
tain, by the. late Rev. THOS. HARTLEY, Rector of Win-
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NA:47,2tL _24 te: V•

•
PrsmotiTtr, AUG. 16.—Arrived the American
schooner Doris, CaptainSnAcKroßn, from. St.
wh:ch.place she left 19 days since, with a
cargo of wine, bound to Londbn, and has been
detained since her arrival bere.—We understand
she brings intelligence that a British gun-brig got
agroug.l near St. linear, a few (lays previon3.tO
her departure from thence, and soon after the ac-;
cident,' fell over, when she was attacked and car-
lied, after a desperate action, by some French
gunAoat.4.•
,Arrived•the schooner Brith., belonging to thiS
port, Faxi-in' Coitd.-:; Com.; master, from :Ma- •
deira, after a short pasage : she brings intelii-
gence that the 2i chard, beibnging to this port;
11,OBERT DAIiS -master; that §ailed from hence for
Madeira on the Ilth July last, had arrived there
previous. to her departure. .
Put in here this day' the ship Gangr*, BEAR
master,. from London, bound tp. Malta.

Arr:ved the Nimrod cutter, •Capt'. PEAKE, with
dispatches from the Channd Pica, i.vhich sue left
on Satzirday last at .3P. catizing off' ,Usiirt:~t,
conging of five sail of the nap, all well. :The
Gol4,,inch sloop of wt 6, fran the coast of
the fleet .on Saturd 1;,5t, bringing.Spa-
nigh Gazettes of the sate. glorious action in Spain,
and rcn&ahied to criliza.

The Arazide frigate iia cruizing in shore, and
it was reported that the French hai,e seven
,sail of
the line in Brest harbour.

Sailed. his. Majgsty's. ship Paroarite on a cruize.

FALYLOUTIT, AUG. lA—Arrived yesterday the
Prince Ernest packet, eaptain PETrtr, with mails,
from Lisbon, 10 days passage ; brings a passen-
ger who left Salamanca on the 30th ult. and re-
ports that the number of prisoners brought in on
that date, with the loss of killed and wounded)
amount to 22,000 men. There is no doubt that
MARMONT (from the wounds he has received) is
dead. The retreating army arc said to have taken
the high road to Bayonne, and those closely pur-,
sued have disencumbered themselves of their mus-
kets, ammunition, Ike. to avoid being taken.
This day arrived the Nocton packet, Captain
NAYLOR, with mails from Demerara and Surinam,
but brings no news.
Also arrived this daythe transport Baron Nelson,
(No. 189), from Lisbon, 23 days passage; has
on board some French prisoners.

Sailed the following packets with mails :
Arabella, Capt. PORTEOUS, for Lisbon ; Diana,
PARsoics, for Surinam ; Adventure, SAMPSON, for
America; arid Eliza, STEVENS, for the -I\lediter-
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I\--EiV PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
This Day was published, ,
A Second Edition, in ISino. price Is. 6d. bound in red,
,e4,...UY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR,
II adapted throughout to the use of Schools and private
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By JOSEPH GU, Jun.
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** Assuredly the Last Week of Oscar and Ma'vim:, and the
• fatuous Siege of.Badajoz.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEYS), WEST:AIN-
- - STER-DIUDGE.
Under the Patronage of thair Royal Highnesses the Prince
Regent and'Duke of York.
'Firi .lIS rid every -Evening. this 'leek will be
-.11. acted, atlialf-past Six preCisely, the , epular Panto-
ruitoica.l Ballet, called
OSCAR AND MALVINA.
As-,isted by the Equestrian Troop.
•
9- The Flving- 1-lorseman'ssurprising iactivity, and the singu-
lar'perforinatice of the Spelling Dog, &c.
3. Tile Favourite Comic Pantomime, called
THE" GOLDEN DREAM ;,
Or, THE NIISEIt AND HARLEQUIN,
4. Uncominoa .ROPE-DANCING, with divers pleasing Ex-
ercises.
To which will be add,ed (fora fry Evenings only ,
THE HEROIC SIEGE AND CAPTURE Oit
BADAJOZ.
,c,r_m Particulars in Vac.. Bills of the Day. ,
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Places' for the Boxes to he taken at the Theatre from
Xitn•ea till Three o'Cloik.
Door's open at Ilalf-past Fire. Baset 4s. Pit 2s. Gallery
hegiu at Half-past Six &Clock precisely.

To the NOBILTY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC et large.
Ladies alp; Gentlemen,
AVING contracted with Government for the
SEATIL LOrTg.,lty (which will be all drawn the Bth
(If Next Month) I btu; leave most\ respectfully to ,recommeas
the Acherne: it contains only 1.0,q00 Tickets,—there are the
usual Number of Capital PriL:es,—and the lowest Prizes are
enty-two Pounds each,.vhich is Seven Pounds more than
the S n Prize.,: '2 the late ,L)Aeries, rt the Nutn'ter of
Pr 2'es Are not diminished; and I 'nave s•larratid the Scheme
tl, it a Purchaser of a Single Tic.ket may gain Thirty, Forty,
or ~ven. Fifty Thousand Poauds by a Blank.
‘T.eltAs and Shares are seiling at my oa,;:s, and at every
otlier Lottery Office in Town and Cortntry, -.vhere Schezne.s.,
with full particulars, may be had gratis. •
I bare the honour to he.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your much oblied bumble Servant,
T. BISH, Stu -Broker.
4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross.
London, England, 1812-08-19

GEOGRAPHY FOR SCHOOLS.
This Day was publi,lied,
A New Edition, considerably enairged and improved, illus-
trated with Upwards of Sixty beautiful Eng.aviugs, epre-
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Manners, Customs, and Characteristics of all nations and
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By the Rev. .T. GOLDSMITH.
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IrS MIBUTION OF PRIZE=MONEY.

The Bazzard, for L'lleron Concende, L=A►niahle Arnte, La
N(aria Louisa, and ve3scl 710, and Cherokee, for the Laveni
Le! ley, and Hercules, on thC -29th- just. at 23, Sarre;•-street,
Strand, and there recalled:. "

The Rota, for the Fame.East4ndia ship, on the 9th,Nci-
vern!)er, at 15, Surrey-street, and there recalled. ' •
'j'c Sirius. and Magicienne, for the Windham, and the
Hussar, for the Julia, on Wedneiday next, at No. 13, Great
George-street, Westzniaster.
London, England, 1812-11-03

• FOR TAE SUN.

VACCINATION

MR. EDIT:My

—.AS your Paper seems fairly 'open to both par-
ties,al hope it will tend to put an end to an expo-
, iment Which, in .my opinion, the longer it is
continued, proves more and more that it will not
answer the expectations of the pUblic.
Each case of Cow-pox failure that is brought
home to the discoverer himself tells more satisfac-
torily than twenty of other peoples, because all
the suppositions and prevarications are done away
when the hand of the Director is employed. TO
the cases mentioned in your Paper of the ,2oth
therefore let me add that of. Ails ANN .1.40w.F.a.,,,
aged ten years, thedaughterof Mr: BOWER, Li-
nen-draper, of Tooley-strect. This young lady
was cow-poxed by Dr. JENNER while she was at the
breast ; the scars on both arms are most bold and-;
6vident : the Doctor, it is saki, declared he would
forfeit a large sum if this child was not secured
from SMall-pox ; if so, unluckily no bond was
taken,, which in future should never be omitted;
About ten days since, the young lady was at-
tacked with fever, became very ill and delirious,
and the third day an eruption appeared ; shottly
this was acknowledged to be genuine Sniall-pox,
and she has recovered.

Mrs. BOWER has a boy Ivho. was ..vaccinated at
six months 014, and Itt four years old he was seiz-
ed with Small-pox,
• Mr. T,IIRELL, a Surgeon, now at sea; wished
_for Sir Wm. BLIZARD-to have seen the boy, but
Sir WILLIAM had seen enough fin Mr. WATTS'S
fainilV to Settle his opinion.
Now, Sir, if 1 were to enumerate all the cases
schich have been proved against the practice of
Dr. JENtirlt, and conclude them with the prefer-
ence he gave to Inoculation in the case of his own
son, they would he enough to convince any un-,
prejudiced mind ; if I was to add the seVerarrail-
tires. in the families of medical men, it Ould
strengthen the conviction ; but:if was.to appeal
to -the veracity of the Apothecary of the Small-
pox Hospital,. I, should be ,overbuithened with
proof.

I am, Sir,
- Your bumble servant,

Ho Lc-I- :Tug.
London, England, 1812-11-03

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAIZDEN.

0110-MORROW EVENING, Nov. 4, 1812,
IL wilt be acted the popular Opera of

• THE LORD 'OF THE MANOR.
The Music chiefly by the late Dr. Jackson, of Exeter, with
• additions by Bishop; T. Welsh, Re..ve' Davy, &c.)
A. Sir John Contrast, Mr. I.I.I'CETT;.
Rashly, Mr. INCLILDON;
Young Contrast., Mr. JONES;
Trumore, Mr. SINCLAIR;
.;
Nippe, Mr. MA.THEWS;.
Rental, CHAPMAN;
Scrjeant Sash, Mr. TRBISY;
(;/,-poral Drill, Mr: HAMkIItTON;
Corporal Snap, Mr.KING;
Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR;
Huntsman, Mr. DURUSET;
Sophia, Mrs- .STERLING;
Annette, Miss ix.n..TON;
Pe,,gy, Mrs. LISTON;
Moll Flagon, Mr. LISTON.

To which will be added, the Burietta of -
TOM THUMB TH$ GREAT. • - '
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. nianduo; 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 3s.,6cl.—Pit :3s. 6d, Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 25. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
cond Price 6d.
Those numerous Ladies and Gentlemen who have been dis-
appointed in obtaining places,' are respectfully inforMed
that Mr. BE'l'TY's other Nights of performing this week,
will he on 'll;ursday•and Saturday.
On Thursday, the revive;, Burietta of Midas.

The Tragedies of the Earl of .Es'sek acid Alexander the
Great have. been long in preporation,, and. will be produced
l!'arquhat's Comedy of The Recruiting' Offieer is in re-
Marsal, and will be acted as soon as possible. •

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white, warrant,ld for durability equal to. the best Irish Linen,
and sold.at about half the priCie, Wholesale, and by the Piece,
at the original Warehouse, 154, Cheapside, near St. Paul's ;
Harding and Co 89, Pall-Mall; D'Oyley's Warehoue, Strand;
and no other House in London.
London, England, 1812-11-03

FRO,eTIIC LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 31, 1812.

Members returned to serve for the New Parliament.
Cro/1.11-011iCe, Oct. 31, 1312.
Bornugh of Malton.—The Hon. John William Ponsonby,
commonly called "Viscount Duncannon, John Charles
Ilan-is-den, Esq.
Borough of Norasullerton.7-Hcnry Peirce, Esq. The Hon.
Edward La.;celie, co.arnoaly calledLorti Viscount Lascelles.

Connuis-iion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the North
hiding of Yorkshire.
North YorlCitegitnent of Mewburn, Gcot. to
be V..tiriiga.

Cartnnission in the Nottinghamshire Regiment of Militia,
signed by the Lord - Lieutenant of the 'County of Not-
tingham.
Kni.;litly Musgrave Clay, F,,,.q. to he Captain, vice Wardle,
resigned.
London, England, 1812-11-03

'PHIS PRESENT EVENING, Norembee 3,
it &12, their Majesties -Servaute will perform Tobin's
Comedy of
THE HONEY MOON.
ELLISTON
Rolando, Mr. lVe; CAMP; .
Montalban, Mr. HOLLAND ;
elalthazur, Mr. WROUGIiTON ;
Lampedo, Mr. OX.BERRY
Lopez, Mr. KNIGHT
Juliana, Mn. DAVISON (lute Miss DUNCAN) ;
•
Voseante, Miss MELLON;
Zamora, Mies BOYCE.
Act V...uSongby Mrs. DAVISON (composed by Mr. Kelly).
With a Dauer incidental to the Piece.
• To which wilt be added the Comic Drama of ,
. THE THREE' AlsiD THE DEUCE.
Jas': ice Tonchit, Mr. ?ENLEY ;
• Peregrine Single, Mr. ELLISTON!
Pertruax Single, Mr. ELLISTO:\ ! !
Percival( Single, Mr. ELLiSTON ! ! !
' Humphrey Grizzle, Mr. DE CAMP ;
• ' Franle, .Mr. OXBERRY ;
Mac ilcemen, Mr. MARSH4LL;
• •
Riei"ard, FisetEß;
Tippy, eireMILLER;
Pinch, Mr.-MADDOCKSe
• Cramp, Mr. WEST ;
. Gregory, Mr. EVANS ;
Waiter, Mr. CHATTERLEY.
Emily, MisS BOYCE;
'.Plexbe, Miss L. KELLY;
• . • Tathinei
.Mrs. BLAND.
• ~,,- , .
'ha or peaq4 Explanatory Ad-dress by Mr. ELLISTON.
, The Doors to he opened at half past. 'Five o'clock, to be-
gin at jialf past Six,
BoXes, is.; Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, 3s. Gd.; Second Price,
2e.-10wer Gall ery 25.; Second Price, pper
Second Price, Gd.
BoxeS and Paces to_ be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Rook-
leeper, at. the o;fiee in Little Russell-street, from ,
`l'esi till
Four, and• from 'Ten in the Evening until the Doors are
closed. •
The principal Box Entrances are in Brydgeg-street, with
-an auxiliary ciodr in Russel-street ; the Pit Entrances are in
3tussellstreet and Wohurnestreet; the Lower Gallery En-
, • trances are in Russell-street and Wontunestreet; the Upper
(iallery Entrancels in Woburn-street only.
Carriages to the 'Boxes, to set down and - take up ;row.
Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off towards the
Strand. ' ' • • -
,To the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw
*UT dawn Little Russell-street and Drury-lane.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
To-morrow, Bickerstaff's Comic Opera of Lionel and Cla-
rissa with the Farce of Who's the 'Dupe ?-0n Thursday,
Murphy's Comedy of All in thu. Wrong ; with the .Farce of
The Weathercock.—On Fc iday, L,ll-iher's Comedy of, She
N.Vou'd and She Wou'd Not ; with the last new Musical Farce.
' of Turn Out !—On Saturday, Shakepeare's Play of King
henry the Fourth, -Part the First;' with the Musical Enter-
tainment of Matrimony.
`Beaumont and Fletcher's Comedy of Rtele.a Wife and Have
a Wife, is in a forward state of revival.
All Persons ha.viug made inod their Title Of Free Admis-
sion, three days at the previous to the exercise of
,such Right, will be required to sigu their Names at the Door,
in, ;I. goeli which- will be kept. ready for that purpose, and
•will nefebe admitted evit•hout such -signature.
The right hand door, leading from the hall in Brydges-
.: street, s: ill lie opened for. Free Admissions to the Boxes,
ueee eeleineei to them dilly.
, .
• "Free Admissions to the Pit'and. Galleries will be received
at their. respective Doorg in. Woburn-street only.
London, England, 1812-11-03

10.,120,800 square Sagene4, making 739 G hectometers 41 acres.

- - 1

Parts -
Quarters -
Houses of brick
Ditto of wood

DIVISION OF MOSCOW.
20 University
90 Academics
2571 Gymnasia -
65J1 Boarding Schools
Schools
Theatre -
Public Clubs - -
Club of the Nobility 1. 2
and Merchants .
Corporations
Restaurateurs
Coffee-houses
Taverns
Ditto for Beer
Ditto for Liquors
Tables d'Hotel
Bakers' Shops
Cabarets -
Pastrycook Shops
Inns
Forges
Confectionary Shops -
Baths, private
Ditto, public
Bridges of stone
Ditto of Wood
Watch Boxes
Lamps

- J

- £ 1
- ‘2i

Total 927
Barracks - - 3
Stables for cavalry - 7
House of Correction - 1
Establishments of Be-
nevolence J 17
Factories and manufac- } 464
tories
Markets - 192

- 166

- 14
- 227
- 118
- 200

Shops of brick - '6324
Ditto of Wood - 2191

- lei
- 145
- tl3
- 568
-31 G
163
- 1193

Total 8515
Chemists Shops of the
Crown 4

Ditto of individuals 17

Total 21
Printing-houses of the 5
Crown
Ditto of individuals - 9

- 360
- 7294

Total 14
7,13 P Sac,,cnes; paved by the Cr'
19,526 Ditto, puved by ttp_t
172,289 Ditto, paved by the lul
-rOPULATION
Priests - - 3,104
Nobles 9,381
Soldiers - 3,173
Merchants - , - 19,124
Citizens - - 18,189

vm, making Metres 43,530
v, making 118;034
flil.oitaitts, making 2,488,793

IF LOTH SEXES.

Domestics - - 47,354
rersbn:.• of other classes .9q,40

4 Taal 191,914

(Iry

nlch, Males

9q,182

Feniale - 102;5:32

It is said in the French journals, that the Thea-
tre Francois, at Moscow, escaped the ravages of the
flames ; but the female performers having been car-
ried off hy.the Russians, a company was raising
from the .metropolitan and provincial theatres in
France, which would, when completed, be trans-
ported to Moscow.
The Diet of Poland issued on the 6th Pctoberan
order for raising a new levy of 40,000 men, 'to be
completed in six weeks. The official docu-
ment, inserted in the Wars4u, Gazette, states it to
be at the request of BUOti.%PARTE.
The lath Light Dragoons or Hussars; arrived
at Manchester last week from the Yorkshire dis-
trict, to take the place of the Scots Greys4 now
on their route to embark for the Peninsula.

The Edinburgh Militia, being part of the troops
that have. broken upfront the encampment on Hill
Common, near Sutton Coldtield, are likewise quar-
tered in Manchester, and succeed the regiments of
Militia which have been ithere through the sum-
mer,
London, England, 1812-11-03

BIRTHS.

On Fridai night, at Montreal, in Kent, the seat of her
brother, Lord Athherst, the Lady of John Hale, Esq. De-
puty Yak•master-General at Quebec, of a Son.
. Ou Sunday morning, at Norwood, Mis. William Judd, Of
a Daughter: . _ _

On the ;id of April last, -at Randall Lodge, Bombay, the
Lady of Sir John Newbolt, of a Daughter.

MARRIED. .
On the 20th ult. at Gottenburgit, Thomas Todd Walt Our
His Britannic Majesty's Agent for Packets, Esq. to Catherine
Eliza, eldest daughter of Thoinas Todd, of Durham, Esq.
On the 21st nit. at St. Andrews, Undershaft, St. WET— '
Axe, Thomas, Smith, Esq. of Peckham Eve, to Miss Marth? •
Bousfield, fourth daughter of foe late William Bonsfieldt
Esq: of Vauxhall.
00 Sunday-, the 25th ult.at St. George the Martyr, Queen',' • •
squars, ./olin ::unstop, Esq. of Thames-street, to Mrs.
riet Colinas, widow of the Itev. J. Comins.
London, England, 1812-07-01

_„.
' Girlomi CooVe, Preltwielr,
_Ldneu.shli-4; 41111, i,13,
and Aergusc 11, at ten, at tho Dog .Ta..-ern, IVAnche;ter.
-ilttornies, Mr. George Smith, Manchester, or Mr. Edge,
' Inner Temple. •
William Lavender, offerton, Cheshiri- cotton-spinner,
10, and August 11, at four, tit the 'lied' Lion Inn, flenton
Norris, Laneashire .Attornies, Mv,:srs; .Linard and
Vaughan Heaton Norris, near Stockport.'
Harrev Criikenthorp, Liverpool, liardwareman, July 9.0, 21,
and 'August 11, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Lirtrpool.
Attornies, Mr: JaThe's Phillip, Liverpool,- or Mr. Windle;
John-street, Bedford-row, Loudon. -

PIVIbEN'DS.—At

Aug. S. R. P. Goodson, Leadenhall-street, sadler; at twelve.
July 21.- G. Cooke and J. Kibler, Nicholas-lane, merchants;
at two.'
..
July 25. S. Glover, Great Russell-street, Covent-garden,
• grocer, at eleven. • • - " - • • •
Aug. S. T. M. Slade, Old Bond-street, picture-dealer, at 12.
• July 25. H.• Houghton, King's-Arms-yard, Coleman-street,
. merchant, at eleven. '
July 25..1. Humphreys; - King's-Arius-yard, Coleman-street,
merchant, at eleven. .
July '2l. C. Bestell, Prospect-place, insurance-broker, at .12.
July 2 t. G. Sinets, South,Nlolton-street, ffierchant, at eleven:-
1 21. P. Overton, Windmill-street, victualler, at twelve:
July 1. M. Koops, Edmonton, mexchant, at eleven.
July ';-n.• Morlaud, Butt-lane,' Deptford, coal-dealer,..at 11.
.1 ;ily .21. H. Hughe.s, Manchester, cotton-spinner, at twelve.
July-24.P...Pitt,,,.1)wiley,Somersetqhire,innkeeper, at eleven,
I.IIC Litt ai leton'A-Ars-; Penkridge, Staffordshire.
July' 22. IV; Pulilerro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, at
eleven, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. -
IJOly ?4. J. Squire, of Bristol, merchant, at twelve,' at the
above 'place.
July 21. It. Gordon and A. Gordon, Manchester,- travelling-
cliapmen, at three, at. the Star Inn,- Manchester.
.1. Sq'ttier, late of Exeter, tangly-chandler, at eleven,
tit ti e Mute!, Exete-r.
Jay 22. S. ClaCke, late of Leicester, salt-merchant,, at eleven,
at the Blue Bell Inn,. Leicester.
July 24. Z. Straw, Dudley, Worcestershire, mercer, at eleven
. at the Littleton ArmS Intl, Penkridge, Staffordshire. •
Aug. f 7. S. Sams, of Bathwick, Somerset, bookseller, ,at
eleven, at tlni Castle amid. Ball, Bath.
London, England, 1812-07-06

LSW REPORT.

COURT OF, KING'S 13ENCII, JULY 4.

THE .REPRESENTATIVES OF SCORDET
The deceased, Win. Scordet, was a Captain °
an Indianian, 'who died in his passage home frc'll
Madras, 'when the defendant, his FirA jiate'
took possession of his cabin, containing a (P-1-3LP".
. tity of rupees, dollars, and other valuables. Three
passengers also came home in the ship from tbe
Mauritius at very high rates, stores for whose
accommodation were provided by the defendal
The question wa4,which of the two parties. were
to receive the money paid by the passel'
.gers ? Captain Reid, who had been long iii th
service, spoke to the usage ~ as being in favotkr of
the -Plaintiffs ; but Mr. Justice BAILEY being. (1
opinion that the law gave the represeutativel ~
such claim,- a verdict. was taken 'merely for t.ie
personal property t'ound by the defendent; Liuk-
s.;:.!ct to a reference as to its amount.
London, England, 1812-07-06

/

OVlti':l METAMORPII6SES.

..Here ceas'd Minerva longer to uphold
ller martial brother born in showers of gold.
Within a cloud's dayk bosons ...d 'from sight,
The Goddess from Striphip; iving'd her flight,
High darting o'er the main with rapid sweep,
9 ertopp'd each isle that eioWns Egea's
Then passing The-bes, attain'd the liluses' shrine,
And courteous thus bespoke the learned Nine
'acne tellS, that where Meduses sodring steed
Struck with his horned heel your grassy mead,
-A new beim fountain flows sift the tale
Jr true or false, I seek Bceotia's vale;
Him starting .froze the Gorgon's blood I spied,
Arid fain would view his hoof-created tide.
W'late'er the cause, Urania thus repliits,.
That brings our guardian Goddess from the skies,
'Grateful, most grateftil, are the thanks we pay.
Fame, in this instance ckitints no fabled lay:
Yes, the fair str.tdin that down Our mountain flows,
Sprang froinhis hoof; and, as she speaks, she shOws.

Long ponder'd Pallas o'er the, recent waves,
Time-sanction'd woods, cool grots, and mossy caves;
Fair Memory's daughters in their cla.ssio bowers,
On turf reclining, deck'd with countless: flowers,
The boddess hails, and, wrapt in wonder, greets
Their polish'd studies and serene retreats.
When thus a sister Muse her Queen address'd :
0 than who sure had'st with the Nine found rest,
Did not Beliotia point a loftier view,
The groves-we haunt, the studies we pursue,
Deserve thy praise; and thankful were our !warts,'
Could we but safely keep what heaven imparts
but vice unbridled like a torrent rolls—
All that we see alarms our virgin souls.
*
*

*

* *

* s

Ceres first gave the crooked ploughshare birth.
pturu'd the glebe, and scattered corn on earth;
She founded laws; whate'er we boast below,
TO her, the subject of my song, we owe.
41h, that the Muse could wake her slumbering strings
ro numbers heavenly as the theme She sings !
Triumphant Jove o'er huge Typhmns' head
Pair Sicily with all her mountains.spread ;
Stretcli'd on his•back, supine, and howling, lies
/11 Earth's dark womb th' assailant of the skies.
Oft to ascend the Panting giant strains,
But his right band immense Pelorus chains;
high o'er his left Pachinus' summits meet,
And Lilybmum binds his struggling feet;
While by hot Etna pent, his mouth respires
White cinders to the skies and crimson fires.
°ft) too, he strives, by pondennts earth oppress'd,
To roll off rocks and cities from his breast :
'thence earthquakes rise, arid Hell's tremendous God
'Pre/11(61es beneath, lest, thro' the opening sod,
Intrusiv e Sol descend with hateful ray,
And on his spectres dash unwelcome day.
London, England, 1812-07-06

KING'S THEATRE,

June 25, 1812.

•-
ISADAME CATALANI begs leave most-re-.
speetfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, Sukscrib-
ers to the Opera, and the-Publi-e, that her BENEFIT is fixed
f"7 THURSDAY, the 9th of July. 1312, when will he per-
. 't,Trtied the 1,-,•and _serious Opera of ORAZI‘ E the
:istei--piece of cituarosa (which was lately received at this.
6ea're Kith une m xapled applause), and i i which Madame
ICATA.L.N.NI will appear for the last time in Male.. Attire. •

End of the FirstA Ct, the Dive rtiserne ni f P BGGY's LOVt..
After the Opera, the grand Ballet of LA REINF, DE GOL-
CONDE, composed by Mr. Didelot, and in which all' the
principal Dancers will perform.
N.B. 'rho Onera of Orazi e Curiizi will positively not be
,performed again this Season.
• "Non-subscribers- ordering Boxer, will be accommodated ac-
-t°;,ling to the priority of their application, at the Orrice in
Ilayntarktt..
Vivant Rex et Rcgin .

wEsrs PICTURE OF " CHRIST HEALING:THE
SICK IN THE TEMPLE:" •
•
THE Subscriptions for thePriut.Of this Picture
c'uatinipz to be received at' the BRITISH. GALLERY,
mere the Piemre will be exhibited till the latter end of July.
The prent price of the Prints to SuiLiciibere is'Five Guineas
etch. A tlepatiit of half the price to'.he paid on subscribing,
stad the remainder on the delivery of the.lrupres:zions.
N.B. Persons residing in the Country; and wishing to sub-
scribe, may transmit 31. per poit to Mr. Green, the Keeper of
*he British Gallery, Pall-Mall, London, for which -a receipt
Will beirumediately returned.
London, England, 1812-07-06

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, JULY 4.

Theophilus was indicted for fraudulent'
ly obtaining-money from 'John Bates,'s
in Great Russell-street; Bloomsbury, upon a siollci
Bill of Exchange for 341. 12s ad. aupeare
that when,the bill was pr,:sented whare iG Nv'ls
Made payable, theprisorier's name was not kuovsli'
He., was found Guilty, and sentenced, to seven
years' transportation.
The prisoner was tried on another indicment
for swindling a 'Mr. Deacon, of Air-street, ;Pic-
cAdilly,.of new furniture of the' value of 1:,",0t. .bt't
was acquitted in consequence of a.flaw in the in-
dictnient.

Monica Allingham, a Sheriff's officer, was in-
dieted for an outrilgeous assault on
the Beadle of the,Libertv of the Rolls. The .pr()"
secutor bad been employed by the parish officer'
to prevent boys from playing, 'and to repress other
nuisances, in t, he Liberty of the Rolls; and ou- the
day mentioned in the indictment, he was disturb'
ed, in the execution of his duty in Bell-yard; C 9-.
rev-street,- by the defendant and other persons.--7;
After some altercation, the defendant inthete"
upon the prosecutor a most violent and outragco(ls
heating, for which his employers moved him t°
institute this prosecution.
On the part of t„be defendant several Sheriff.
officers, Attorney's clerks, and other 'persou,.
were called, who swore positively that the- prose'
tutor had exceetkd the due execution of his Aire,
and that hostilitic.: conuenced on his part, vcbi,''
terminatej in a fair and honourable set-to a-6:-
Belcher, between hint and.the,defendant.
The jury, however, found the defenda..t -
Guilty, and the Court sentenced him to. C. me t'''
imprisonment in the Ho u,e of torrection.

M :MILLED
On Saturday last, by special license, at St. George
Bloonisbnry, Colonel Serie, South Hants Militia,. of 51°
tague-place, Riissell-sqoare, to Miss Charlotte' FOrteseue,
CiJaviotte-street, 11-zroy-square.
The sante •lay, Mr. Kent, of Wimpole-street, to Mrs. 110?
kins, of Edward-street, Cavendish-square. •
On the 4th inst. at eheitenam, ZGillianr Thomas,Esa.'
tan in the Hoe. East-India Company's service, Bengal Est
blisinnent, to Ann, eldest daughter of Thomas Hunter, Es l•
of Cumberland-place, ,London.

-DIED.
On the Ist inst. at his hutisciElliot-place, Blackheath, Jo:i1
Brout,. Esq. aged e 3. -
The same day, at 145:aeld Cottage, the.,int7ankdaughter of
I. F. S:hroctero
On T.harsday,, 4,tPeckhairi, Arnold Mon'den, son of 111`)
-
!has Moil:deo Esq. -in his 19th year...
Sudileii3y, late on Saturday night, 'at his house, Mill-hill,
13.0'aert Williams, Esq. a Director of the East-India Ca,;''
pany.

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