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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-31

REPLY OF GENERAL ELIO TO THE FOREGOING

LETTER

Excellent Sir,—l.have the honour toacknowledge
the'receipt, of your letter of yesterday, in reply to
which, I refer entirely to what I have repeatedly
said in my former letters. If the raising the block-
ade of the ports, subjeCt 'in the Junta. of Buenos
Ayres, be not within' the compass-of my_ authority,
it at least my duty 'to cause the smallest possible
injury to indivAuals, and to British pt open y. Some
ships a has been necessary to detain for a time ; but
hitherto, not even the value of a real has been se-
questrated by me ; and that, notwithstanding Bri-
tish merchants have done great mischief to the
timate Spanish cause, by seling ships and boats to
the Junta, which have been actually employed by.
the Junta against 'the alms of the King of Spain.
Since my entrance on the trust which I,exercise,
I have given proofs to America, and to the whole
world, that I desire nothing but the peace and pro-
sperity of the inhabitants of this territory. lit con-
formity with these wishes of my heart, and with
the beneficent and paternal views of the Spanisll
Government, I am actually negociating fa:that dur-
pose. If, it prove unsuccessful, your Excellency
may be as much assured that it will be owing to the
ambition and inalpraCtices of the factious, as that
Spain, when triumphant over the Common enemy,
will not permit Pawn and virtue to remain the
slaves of ambition and immorality.

Your Excellency may rest assured, in every pos-
sible ay, that; with regard 'to the individuals and
interests belonging to the generouS British nation, I.
shall act with every possible consideration as I have
hi herto done.—God preserve,
XAVIER 'ELIO:

LUNDuN : by 1 HOMAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by W 1 I LIAM A RMIGER SCRIPPS, South M
At the SUN bkatca, No, 112, Strand, where .thiverttsements, Orderc for the Paper, letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid,
London, England, 1812-01-31

CONQUEST OF JAVA.
• This Day WAS published, price only
N ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of JAVA,
lA. from Anjerie, in' the Strait of Suroda, to
-Batavia, con-
taining its Natural History, Customs, arc.
With a Chart of the Strait of Madura, from aeina; Survey ;
showing that 'part of lava, where its final Conquest was
atchieved by Sir SAMUEL HMUTY.

Printed for Stockuale, junior, 41, Pall Mall..
Where may be had, in One large Volume, Folio,,including
the above, with a Map,- Chart, and Plan, price 145. 6d.
Sketches, Civil and Military, of the Island of lava; &c.
with Scientific details of the Poison Tree. •
London, England, 1812-03-03

mri rus

On Friday last, the .Lady of FdwardiSoyd, of Merton.
Hail; of a son.
On the. ist insn the Lady of Mr. Fugin, of Keppel-street,
Russeil-square, of a Son.
On Sunday last, in Guildfoid.placc, the Lady of Edward
Shaw, Esq. of a Son.
The seine day, at Pkirs. Mines's, in Harley-street, the
Lady of ROwland Alston, Esq. ofa Son and Heir. •
A few days since, the Lady of Lieutenant , Colonel Quin:-
tain, of the Loth Royal Hussars, of it. Daughter.
London, England, 1812-03-03

MAR R lED.

•
On the 24th ult. GhatrtS Bernardi Esq. of Old Castle,
Carmartlien„to Margaret Ann Baker,. of Waresley-House,
Worcestershire.
Last week, at Gretna Green, Sheppard, of Old By.:
land, Agent to Sir George Wombwell, Bart, tO bliss
nell, only daughter of the late Mr. Meynell, of Worlabk;
Lincolnshire.
London, England, 1812-03-03

I,t)clEiv htt iviiPAßrt.

The Public hate heard much of the Poem *kitten
by this Person, which; it seems, the Author was, do.
siroos of having ,circulated in Fiance, but his bro-
ther, NAPOLEON, refused his consent. The follow-
ing Extract from this Poeni, has been inserted in a
respe6labl'e Provincial Journal, and as the Work has
extited some attention, we submit it to our Readers,
and request some of: our Poetical Correspondents to
favour us with a Translation;
London, England, 1812-03-03

IRISH OFFICERS,

Sir J. NnwPoar wished to know whether it was
intended to propose to exempt the °dicers of the
in Great Britain from the Income
:I'3x ?

Mr. Secretary RYDER replied that it undoubtedly
w•'s the intention of Government to mike such a
proposition, and that the delay had been occasioned
by some dittioalty es to the mode. '
Mr. B istard told the Chanc,llor of the Exchequer
each said a few words; but in so low a tone of voice
that we were utiable to c,lleet their import.-
London, England, 1812-03-03

And is sold retai,l4, by one at least, in every considerable
Town in the Unites Knigdorn, and by the following Venders
of Medicine in London ; Elliotson, Chemist and Druggist,
Ic6, Borough; ,Boiton's Medicinal IVarehouse, trout of
the Royal Lxchange, Cortiltill ; Colesworthy, Chemist
and Druggist, 144, Whitechape ; Mounsey. Chemist,
24, Great SurreY.Ltreet, Blackliiars.roacl, anti at Kennington_
cross ; Sanger (late Bacon) 150, Pxtbrd.street ; Midgley,
Chemist and Druggist, 49, 'Strand; Hudson and Co. Che.
mists, &c. 27, Haymarket ; Ward, 324, itolborn; and Mat.
tress, Perfumer, 85, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1812-10-17

A s'PEECFI,

. ,
. .
ntended to have been spoken at the nation and Election
of •Meinbers for the County'of Stifrolk, -(when a Vote of
Thanks to !,:ir CHARLES BUNBURY W3C4 proposed), but not
delivered, in consequence of the Vote paSsint
.without Dis-
cussion.- , •
11r. Sheriff, and Freeholders of the County of Sufullc,,
__Permit me, on this question, to trespass a short

time upon your patience ; it shall, 1 assure you, be
but a short time, lest i should talk you off the.
hustings and out of the rnarket-plate in the same
manner as. our worthy • late Representative has
been spOken out of the House of Commons. by the
merciless eloquence of long-winded orators. From
a perfect, knowledge of CHARLES BUNBUkY I ant
able to bear, and do bear most willingly, witness to,
the suavity of his disposition and manners ;
to his uniform politeness and attention to his
Constituents, at all times and in, all places ;
to his constant care and solicitude for the
hical interests of , this • county, and for the
general
,welfare 9f the empire; to his faithful
.adherence to the principles upon which he corn'
meneed.his political "career, to • its. now lamented
conclusion ; and- td the independence., the inte-
•
grity, the firriutesS, and Moderation of his Parlia.7
inentary conduct, during an eventful period of six-
, and-forty years. And never were theSe qualities
'of More vital ittiportance than in these feverish,
times, when every effort is daily-hoUrly making,
to,wcaken the. attachment of the people to their
ancient.constitUtiOn. Most earnestly do' I hope
' that- our' new Representative.; for: •Whom' I
have the highest riMlect • •and esteem, whoni
c4-kctsen. this: tlaY,'..aid ,whom,' free and
independentourselves, we semi free-,and indc-
pendent, -hound by no mysterionS
.pledge, fet-
tered by no unconstitutional restrictions, to 'the.'
perforuntrice of }will tread 'the• steps of
his able and enlightened predecessor: he cannot
follow a .better example. I wish, too, that he may
resemble himin. the length. of his, sere ices ; and 1
have•yet another to add;'th`ough it is in fact.
a .seltish,one, that. you, Mr. Sheriff, and, all who
hear
.me, and myself, may live to see it.•-=--C.E .S.

„. .
ROBBERS op' TIIFI GALWAY MAIL.--012C Of our
Dirbliq Papers; received yesterday,. iays—”' We
htive great plas.ure in stating. that seven -of those
desperate ruffians were taken on Friday evening
last, :within about three miles of, the, place where
/he., obbery and murder Were: committed. They
,AlVereAfipreheinied by Mr. Winter,, of that neigh-.
14'onrhond: The information of this Gentleinta
was so correct;' that he was enabled most for-
tUnately to select the hour at which the whole of
them were together, and when, besides, they had
about them the watches and a considerable part of
the rest of the property which they bad' taken from
'the mail. One of the gang has turned King's evi-
,dence. Collier was of the party, but•was not, we
are sorry in ctatn
London, England, 1812-10-17

TEXT TUESDAYe

TWO PItIZES,OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS,
And the Lowest Prizes .C 22, on Sale at
1413ANSCOMB'S only OFFICES, No. 1, IRA-
born-Ikirs, Corner "of Middle-row, and No. 42, Cheop-
s*, opposite Wood-street, for the Lottery to be all drawn
20th, OCTOBER, 1812.
In the Last Lottery the above Offices'Sold
2,503 A Prize of /300.
9,273 £3,000 I .. . £20,0004.390 5,000 I 3,2-56 20,000
In Fifty-five Shares.

NEXT TUESDAY, b.
..QWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the
that the STATE LOTTERY, will be drawn
on TUESDAY NEXT, the, 20th of OCTOBER. There are
only 10,000 Tickets, and the Scheme contains
2 of ‘20,000 I 8 of A'l,9O
3,600 I 10' .50

4,000 110, 4O
506 I 16 25

_
6
22
6 • 200 -
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, .
No. 11, POULTRY, ' I No. -31, ALDGATE lIIGH
Igo. 12, c;kI,4II.ING-CROSS, I sT.R.Epr.
London, England, 1812-10-17

TO THE *PUBLIC.

LfIN NEXT TUESDAY, the 20th, this Month,
,NLF! all the LOTTERY Wilt_ be drawn. There are grill,
SOOd•Numhers, one of which will gain A'40,000. There are
upw.rds of Two -Thousand' Prizes of 20,000„3,000£ 41,00
&c. &c:. &c..
London, England, 1812-12-25

TRANSP ORT- OFFICE,

,23d December, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His
MAJESTY'S TRANSPOPF SER;":lC_77,forta4ing
Crtre of Sick and !rounded Seamen, andfor the Care and
Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give' Notice, tkat
they will he ready at
.this Cyffce, on Tuesday, the 12th of
January, 1813, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may he willing to contract for Victualling Pri-
soners of War, in Health, at Ch,atham, Stcipleton, and Perth,
IV-orth Britain, for Sis Months certain, from the Ist
..larthp 1813.

No Tender will 'be received after One o'Cloch on the Day
of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent
for hint, personally attend.

Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from twit
respectable Persons, engaging to becume bound with Zhe Per-
Sai? tenderidg,'in the Sum of 20001. for the due performance
London, England, 1812-12-25

THE value of . Dr.' FREEMAN's GOTTA
SA LUTA RIS has been so long proved, that no-
thing of the present day can bear a competition with it,
in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which-
it ettedually.cures, and eradicates from the habit, with-
out exciting the painful feelings and exposure that
attend Salivation—without debilitating the Constitution
in any degree, or even requiring confitiemen't from busi-.
mess, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these
inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro-
bation, for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both
Sexes they .prove a never-tailing Restorative, whether the
debility it prbducesl by too free use of Mercury, by illicit
pleasures, or the effeds of a warm climate. To Travellers,
and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended too
strongly, ps they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete
Cure, in all old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that
affedts the Bladder and Organs of Urine. By its efficacy
many Women haie become Mothers, who tbr many years had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.
side, corner of Paternoster-row ; Sharp, and Belam, Ports-
mouth; Jones, Weston,Allnutt, Mallory, and Portsea; Hall
and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ;
Peck, Moss and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland and Cookworthy,
Granville, Nettlelon, and Gilert, Plymouth; Knott and
Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; I3illinge, Ed-
wards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines 'and
Lynch, Manchester; Trewman,: Exeter; Smith, Mender-
ton, Reatiurn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and
Macd nald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; 'Steven-
zon and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester ; Duun and Sut-
ton Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine
Venders, in Boxesat as. 9d. and6s. each..
London, England, 1812-12-25

CORI3I%Th:A PAPERS.

• SANT'Li.r4,O, 110-:-The supposed expedi-
tion, of the French to Santander, was only .a
false ftlarm. li. stead of ten thousand men pro-
ceeding to t'.-ziown, there were only one thousand;
who tame to Reynosa from Burgos, in search of
what cattle th•-y could find, and who appear to be
part of the GGA-WhO with Cafirelli advanced to
Vittoria.

About the middle of. last month, Mendizabal
Was at BiThoa, empioved in training the battalions
Of Biicay. and even then the EngliSh were block-
ading.Santbna. .
Ou the '24th of November, the English cavalry,
which came to reinforce Lord Wellington, finish-
edits disembarkation at Lisbon, a.pd.the infantry
which has left the ports of Great jiritain is Imme-
diately expected.
General Boyer so well known for his cruelties,
and on that aceinint so much esteemed by his
master, commands the troops which are on this
side the 'DUCCC). •It is said, that he has received
orders from Napoleon to pass into the Asturias,
but it appears that
,his employment is now re-
duced to imposing—and demanding contributions
from the towns through which he passes, almost
without _topping in any. He complains of: the
want of money, and even of provisions. •
Tip.! intrusive King is gone from Toro to
,There it seems as if he intended to make
some stay.----(Corunna jolt,. Dec. 14.)
•
•
London, England, 1812-12-25

This Day-were published, price 19. c. in boards, '
A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
.L7X, of tha LAST RIDING of VORKSHIRE; published .bey
Order of .the Board of Agriculture.
By H. E. STRICKLAND, ofltighton, Esq.

York : Printed for' the Author, by Thomas Wilson and
Son, High Ousegate ; and sold by J. Mawman, 39, Ludgate-
street, London ; and by J. and G. Todd, J. WOlstenhohne,
and R. Spence, Xork.

UNDERWOOD'S MEDICAL CATALOGUE FOR 1812-13.

This Day was published, price Is. 6d.
A. CATALOGUE of air extensh'e COLLEC-
TION of. BOOKS in ANATOMY, MED,ICINE,
SURGERY, MIDWIFERY, CHEMISTRY; BOTANY, &c.
Nest' and Second Hand; incluiding a Valuable Assortment of
French Books, lately imported.
Sold by Thomas Underwoiid• (formerly Murray's), 32, Fleet-
street, and 40, West Smithfield, London. •
Tu which are added,

Tables 'of the Pay:9lthe MeN.al Department'of the Army,
Navy, and East India Company's Service : a Complete List
of theleefiire's delivered in London, with their Terms, Hours
of Attendante, &e. &c.
London, England, 1812-12-25

By His ROYAL HIGHNESS the PRINCE REGENT'S
LETTERS PATENT.

WARM and COLD SANATIVE BATHS,
particularly calculated and. recommended for the
use of HOSPITALS, HOTELS, and private FAMILIES, in
Town and Country, they may he fixed in Dressing-ioOras,
or any other situation,.an:l can be heated when • ;-equired,
with facility and quidlcnesi unparalleled in any thing of the
kind before produced to the public. May be .seen in use, and
are manufactured only • by the PuWntees, ARMSTI:9NG,
FOLKARD, and HOWETT, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's
Inn Fields.
••_ . . •

An extensive andjasbionableassortment Of Registers and
Stove Grates,- in Steel, Bronie, and .Japan-; *lmperial Air aid
Descending Flue Stoves, for warming Churchee, -Hags,..
Green-houses, and
"winch
Buildings; aIsJ an improved
Kitchen Appafatus, winch .wil! Roast, Boil, • Bate, and
Steam, by ong'small tire.
• N.B. Bell-banging on the newest principle.
London, England, 1812-12-25

NUIVIIER 6333.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DRIAtY-LANE.

1-1()-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 26, 1812,
win be performed' the Tragedy of

GEORGE BARN.WELL:
Thoroughgood, Mr. POWELL ;
George Barnwell (first time), Mr. RAE-5
Millwood, Mrs. GLOVER;
Maria, Mrs. HORN.

.After'which, for the first time, a new Melo-Dramatic Comic
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND HUMPO
Or, COLUMBINE BY CANDLELIGHT ,
The Characters by
-Mr. HARTLAND, Mr. KIRBY, Mr. BARNES,
Miss POOLE, Miss .HORRIBONV,
Miss VALLANCY, &c. &c.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to beßeturned..
Vivant Rex et Regina.
The Doors to be opened at half past Five o'clock, to be-
gin at half past Six.
Boxes, 7s.;'Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, 3s. ed.; Second Price,
25.-*LowerGallery 25.; Second Price, I s,—Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, ed.
Bcixes and Places to -be taken of Mr. Sprine:, Box Book-
keeper, at the thrice :in tittle -Russell-street; from Ten till
Four, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors are
closed.

On Monday, the Comedy of Man and Wife.
A new Tragedy has been some .time in preparation, and
rut :shortly be announced for performance.
London, England, 1812-12-25

HILBLAINS are preventedfrom hreaking, and
-their to minting 1 tching instantly removed by WHIT E-
E A D's ESS'EN CE. of MUSTARD, universally esteemed
for its extraordinary Efllcacy in Rheumatisms, Palsies,
Gouty Affedions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but
where this certain remedy has been unknown, or neglected,
and the Chilblains have aaually broke, WI IITE El EA D's
FAMILY CER AT E will case the pain, and very speedily
heal them. • .

Prepared and sold by R. lohnston, Apothecary, 15, G reek_
street, Soho, London, the Essence and Pills at as. 9d. each;
the Cerate at is.lo. and as. 9d. •
Sold by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
ZT' The Genuine has a black ink Stamp, with the name
of W. johEiswit inserted ots it. , •
London, England, 1812-12-25

SUFFERINGS OF' THE RU6SIAN PEOPLE.

AYEETING will be held of the. /VER-
cHANTS, BANKERS, and TRADERS of LONDON,
at the City of London Tavern, on WEDNESDAY, the Zioth
of December itista:-.t, at Twelve ie One':Welock, to t onSider
of .. Sulascription foe the Relief of 'the- People of Russia suf-
fering the severest privations and distresses in consequence
of the French invasion.
•
New City' Chambers, Dec... 24, 1812.

WM. IIOLPEN.
London, England, 1812-12-25

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, made
in a cattle SCHOLES against ATKINSON,_
THE CREDITORS of SAMUEL,SCHOLES,
late of Milnsbill, near Prestwick, in ,the County of
Lancaster 9 Yeoman, who 'died in June, 1808, are on the
-23 d day ofJanup.ry next to come in and prone their debts
before Jobti Springett Harvey, Esq. one of the Masters of
the said Court, at his Chambers in Southainpion-buildin4s,
Chancery-lane, London, or, in default thereof, theywill
peremptorily be excluded the benefit of the said Decree.
London, England, 1812-12-25

TN consequence of the superiority of SAID
OD, • and CO.'s PATENT sy,LF. - ADJUSTING
TRUSSES, the Patentees have been honoured with the. fol-,
lowing appointments : his Majesty's Royal Navy, the Naval-
Hospitals and Dock Yards, the Board 6f Ordnance, the Hon.
East India Company, &c. and continue to recommend them
to the Public on such liberafterms„ which hare never before
been offered, that the full cruet shall he returned to' all pur--
chasers, if not appro'.-ed, after any-trial, wear, or dainae.
N.B. Persons residing in the Country, sending. the Circum-
ference of the Body, in inches, just above the hips, may de=
pend upon being accurately-fitted.
MANUFACTORY, '292, STRAND:•
Sold by Armstrong and Co. LeadenballLstreet.
London, England, 1812-12-25

THEATRE ROYAL, COVE N7-GARDEN:
PO-MORROW EVENING, : 2G, 1812,
-IL will be acted, the Tragedy of - ' Dec`

GEORGE BARNWELL.
Thoroughgood, Mr. EGER CON.;
Uncle, Mr. MURRAY ;
'George Barnwell, Mr.,C. KEMBLE ;
. • Truman, Mr: ABBOTT; '
Maria, Miss S. BOOTH ; -
Millwood, Mrs. POWELL ;
Lucy, Mrs. GIBBS.
Afterwhich (for the first time). the new Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND- THE, RED DWARF;
Qr, TUE ADAMANT ROCK. •
The; usic,Seenery,Machinery,'.Dresses, and Decorations are
• entirely new,
The Overture and Music composed by Mr. Ware.
• TIM It .5 CT ERS.

. •
Prince Cherry, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA, Jun.
The EMperor Bigboniano, 'king of the Longheads, ..(after-
wards Pantaloon) Mr. NORMAN ; . .
The Empress Rondobellyano, Queen of the Roundheads
(afterwards Clown) Mr. GIUMALDI ;
' • Taus Markulf (the Red Dwarf), Master CHAPMAN;
• Fair Star (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. PARKER;
The Fairy-Avis. (tranformed into a Bird, Miss WORGMAM.
On Monday, The Earl of Essex.7--Ori Tuesday, The Come-
dy of Errors.
The New Grand Historical Play of the Renegade continling
to be received' with the unanimous applause of numerous
dienees, will be repeated on Wednesday and Saturday next
iyeek.
O Thusday, The Merry Wives• of Windsor.—On Friday,
The Recruiting Officer.
London, England, 1812-12-25

FOR COLDS, RHFALMATISMS, &c,

R. JAI.F,S'S ANALEPTIC 11.1. LS from
their tendency to open the pores and promote all the
natural secretions, are the best remedy for Colds, Itheuma-
tisms, slight Fevers, and all • DiSorders which arise from ob-
structed per'spiration. They arc eqUally excellent for Head-
achs, Incligestions, and -for Gouty, Bilious, and other com-
plaints of the Stomach and Bowels, too often the come-
quence,of free As a general Family Medicine they
have no equal ; and are particularly convenient for tra-
vellers, as they do not require any confinement. - •
Sold only by F. Newbcry and Song, in St. Paul's Church-
yard, London; but as many persons 'mistake the house,'they
are desired to Observe that the Number is 45, on the coach
way, four doors from Cheapside. To be has} also at the late
Dr. James's house, Breton-street.
London, England, 1812-12-25

OLD MODE-OF DP.AWING RESTORED!

QTA'L'E LOTTERY-13NQ Tickets, all dif-
ferent Nuipbers.—No Classes !—Every Ticket will be
drawn separately out of the Wheel in Two -Days, viz.
14th of NEXT MONTH,,Januarv, and the following Day.
H • SCEMi.
2 .... of ....E20,000 .... are • L. 40,000
2
4
6, ' k 1,000
6
6
10
10
14

32
40
50
320
2,100 '

13,000 Tickets. 130,000
RICHARDSON; .aOODLUCK, ind Co. Contractors for
the Lottery, are selling TICKETS and SHARES 'in variety
of Numbers, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings,
Cpriihill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-cross ; where
LotteAes" drawn in the present Year the following
Capital Priies were sold in 225 Shares:
No s 486 keo,ogo
5,518
6,825 10,000
• • 11,518 , 5,000
Three of 3,0001. Two of 1,0001. One of 5,0001. Seven of 3001.

Five of 2.001. &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1812-01-09

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 7.—Arrived the transport brig
Liberty, belonging to this port, T. TURNER, Master,
from Port Mahon, and last from Gibraltar, with a
cargo consisting of old returned stores, bound to this
port for orders, and is under quarantine. Sailed
from Gibraltar with a fleet, consisting of about 20
sail, under convoy of his Majesty's frigate Topaz,
,
parted company on the sth inst. off the_kizara.—
It was reported the frigate was very leaky.:
Arrived the schooner Clara, FIELD, from Water-
ford, with a cargo of wheat-flour for this port.
Arrived last night the Rhin frigate, Capt. MAL-.
COLM, from a cruize in the Channel.
Sailed the Constant gun-brig for Basque Roadq.-
The Loire frigate takes Convoy to Portsmouth,
and will sail on Thursday next.

c• . .

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. B.—Sailed the Rc'ryal Oak,
Hotspur, and impeuteux, for off Cherbourgh.
Came out of harbour the Lightning- and the

Inconstant.

Arrived the Venerable, Fawn, Poiaiers, No; ge,
Valiant,
_Hermes, and Rover.
Sailed the West India convoy with a fine wind
at North East.
Arrived a convoy froth the Downs.

DEAL, JAN. B.—Sailed the Ocean, SMITH, for
the South Seas; and the Speculator lugger, with a
convoy, for Portsmouth.

YARMOUTH, JAN. B.—Arrived a Danish privateer,
of 2 gun,, and 46 men, taken by his Ma:r,ty's sloop
Ranger.
Some boatmen belonging to Winterton have
brought into this port a sloop, with the name 11'il•
Liam and Thomas painted on her stern, with. a cargo
of stones, which they found at sea off the :Newarp
Sand, without any person or papers on board.

FALMOUTH, JA N . 6.—Sailed the Townsend packet,
wit!) Mails for Jamaica.

HARWICH, JAN.II-AU of transport 4,
lately arrived here from Wing() Sound, with
Ordnance Stores on board, are ordered round to
Portsmouth.
Arrived the Ardent, 64 ; Dictator, 64 j Ranger
sloop of war; and Maria transport from Wino
Sound.

CHATHAM, JAN. 6.—Came up the River-,to refit
his Majesty's ship La Seine, Captain HATLEt
Came up and anchored at Gillingham, bissMajes-
ty's slow) Bellette, and took down to the Nore p3rt
of the Monarch's crew.
Sailed down the River and anchored at_theNcre,
his Majesty'4 sloop *Raven.'
London, England, 1812-01-09

lingsin boards.

Day' was" published,
In Ten Volumes, Royal iSmo: .to correspond with Inch-
bald's British Theatre, and Collection of Farces, price
21. ros. and Gn tine Paper, price 31. iss. boards.
THE MODERN THEATRE or, a Collection
11 Of successful Modern Plays, acted- at the Theatres
Royal, London. Printed from the Prumpt. books by the au-
thority of the Managets.
Selected by Mrs. I N CUBA LD.
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r. The British Theatre, in as vols. royal iStitb. with
Portraits, price 61. 166.,6d: boards; on fine paper, price,l3l.
ditto. •
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in boarrlS, '
TI,I.EATISE oil the POLICE -ot the ME-
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No. 6.

(Copy.)

The Masquisses of Buckingham and Camden; fci the-Chan
cellor of the Exchequer. _

Dec.-1-4:0 812.
As it is understood, from the discussions that

have taken place in the House of .Commons, on
the- subject of the Public Revenues, that the ex-
penses of the ensuing year will probably exceed.
those of the present, we think it right, in expla-
nation of the letter which we had the houottr:of
addressing to you on the 21st of November last,
to state to you, for the information -of the Lords

Counnissioners of the Treasury, that ahy
year during the present war, the net profits of t
several fees and salaries-received in: our 'offiCes in:
the Exchequer, should exceed those of the cur,
rent year, it is our intention, in every such year,
to pay, as our voluntary contribution to the pub-
lic, in addition to the one-third of our profits, as
stated in that letter, the whole of such excess be-
yond the net receipts of the present year:
• ' We have the hon Our to'be;:Sir,
Your obedient humble servants,
(SignecJ)— aNTUGNTBINKINGHAM.

'.l'o the Right Hon. the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, &c. &c.

BREAD.—This day the LORD MAYOR ordered
the price of bread to be raised a farthing in the
Quarteru Loaf.
London, England, 1812-12-22

TELLERS OF THE EXCHEQUER.

Th 4 following, are. the letters from the Mar-
quisses of BIICKINGHAM and CAMIYEN, offering for
the public service parts of the produce of their
offices as Tellers of the Exchequer. The Loids
of the Treasury, in ccmseqnence of their offers,
requested them to pay their respective sums into
the Bank of England as voluntary contribution?.
(Copy.) No. 1.

The Marquisses of Buckingham and Camden, to the-Chin7,
cello,. of the Exchequer.
SIR, • Exchequer, Nov. 21, H 92;
Under the impression which we entertain of the
increased sacrifices to which the country will in
all.probability be called, by the pressure upon its
resources, in a moment of unexampled expense
and difficulty, we are anxious to express, through
you, our desire and intention of contributing- our
voluntary aid to the expenses of the war : we
therefore request you, as the regular official chan-
nel of communication from the-Exchequer to the
Lordi commissioners of .the Treasury, to signify
to thein our intention ofpaying, in aid of the ge-
neral services of the year, and in quarterly pay-
ments, one-third of the net profits arising from
the salary and fees of our respective Tellerships of
the Exchequer.
We propose, and intend,, to continue this vo-
luntary contribution for and during the present
war ; and to commence it from and after the pre-,
sent-quarter, ending on'the sth of January next,
- We have the honour to be, Sir, • -
Your very obedient huthble servants,
, (Signed) NUGENT BUCKINGHAM.
CAMDEN.
To the Right Hon. the Chancellor of
the Exchequer,. &c. &c.
London, England, 1812-10-10

CAUTION.

1111IDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, and No.
A. 3, Charing-cross, apprize the Public that in the last
Lottery they sold N 0.974-, the ONLY Prize of 4,0001. actually
sold ; also, No. GOO, a Prize of 6001; ; and Two Last Prizes
ever sold of '2.0,01110j. the first of 4001. and another of .5001. in
• :the June Lottery, in 70 Shares ;—where, ,in the four laSt Lot-
teries, the Prizes really shared among the Public, have
-:atuounted to 24,8861. mere than the Prime Cost of all the
Tickets bought for the supply of their Offices.—This is Real
Luck, and warrants the Preference to Pidding and Co's.
Offices for Tickets and Shares., in the New Lottery, to be
Drawn 20th of this Month, which although only of the sane
Nuniher of Tickets as the last, has a greater Number of Prizes,
Larger Capitals, (viz. Two of 20,0001.) and no Prize less than
221. . . .

IV Orders from the Country, enclosing the Amount, with
postage, paid 'the same attention to as if the parties were
present.'

GENERAL AGENCY.

AS many Persons remote from London want a
confidential Agent,• Messrs. DRUMMOND and Co/
!Navy, Army," and Money Agents, Russell-Mews, Howland-
street, Fitzroy-square, acquaint them, that they lend Mo-
ney on all sorts of Security to any Amount; they buy and
sell Estates, collect Rents, Debts, &c. they tranw.t all
business in a Banking or Commercial Line, accept Bills at
two months, on the receipt of Goods; they can enable their
Employers to make the largest Interest of their Money, le-
gally and safely; and they answer questions without making
a demand for it.

Apply personally, or by letter, post-paid,

ESTATES FOR SALE.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By M. BAKER,
At. the King's Arms Inn, in Dorchester,

. .
Om Tuesday, the 27th of October next, at Three o'Clock in
the Afternoon, • .
IN TWO LOTS; ,
On such Conditions as shall be then and there. produced,

Ti►e FEE SIMPLE and INHERIT4NCE of tlie 'following

ESTATES :-
LOT I.' .

/A LL that the MANOR and LORDSHIP, or
reputed Manor -and'Lordship, of ABNIESWELL, and
the captal MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and FARM, called
ARiVIEF, WELL FARM, with the Appurtenances, si nate, lying
And being in the Parish of .AUCKLAND NEWTON, in the
?;:aunty of Dorset, now in the tenure or occupation of-Thomas
Cross, as Tenant.thereof, consisting of a good Farm House,
Out-houses, . Barns, Stables, and other necessary.. and con-
venient Buildings, a Garden and Orchard, well stocked with
Trees, and about Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich
Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Coppice Land.'
London, England, 1812-10-10

BULTHS.

On the Bth ult. at,lialitux, Nova Scotia, the Lady of 'Co-
lonel Douglas, of the 98th Regiment, .of a Daughter.
In Great Denmark-street, Dublin, the Countess of Cattlt-
stuart, of a Sou.

Lately, the Lady of Kenrie Edward Eyton, Esq. of E,ytors-
Hall, Denbighshire, of a Daughter.
On Thursday evening, at her house in Alhemarle-street;
the Lady of CharlesDinnergue, • jun. Esq. of a Son.
The same day, at Berwick, Mrs. Richardson, Wife of Mr.
Henry Richardson, Printer of the Berwick Advertise'', of .a
Daughter. -
, On the 6th inst. the Lady of John Hathilton, Esq. of licr-
ring'ston e-House, Dorsetshire, of a Daughter.
London, England, 1812-10-10

iII~~RRIED.

On the sth inst. at TTltiiiire, near Lyme, Dorset, Ciptain
SO.:Tart:, of the Royal Navy, to Miss .11-Vadhara, °daughter of
the late William Hyndham, Esg. of the Hon. East-India tjori-
pany's Civil Service.
Oa Monday the 28th ult. the Hon. and Rev. Alfred Harris.
second son to the Earl of Matatesbury, at Stolresley, to Miss
Maria Markham, fOurt daughter of the• Very Rev. the Dealt
of York. •
London, England, 1812-03-04

0

To Mr. DIXON, Apothecary.

SIR,
ITake the earliest opportunity to acquaint you,
that I have received the most wonderful benefit from the
use ot your DI XON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, which I
carried with mc to Jamaica, and all those friends to whom I
distributed them have experienced the same salutary benefit ;
they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that
Country for Bilious ai.,•• 'tiler Complaints.
The•tollowing arc the names of several Ladies and Gentle.
men, who have received the utmost relief from your Dixon's
Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. Jamaica ; Wil-
liam -Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodrill; Sptatish
Town, ditto; G. W..liamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit-
to ; I. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto ; G. Alistou, ditto ;
Mr. Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Pet-Anis-On, Esq. Salt
River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto • I. Burn, Esq. Savanna.
G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs:Oliver Goldsmith, King
ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's; Mrs. Woodrift;
nish Town ; with many other persons of the first respceia
bility.

Sir, your most obedient Servant,
THOMAS }IA lt ROLD, of the ship Ganges

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap-
side, corner of Paternoster-row, London; Sharp and Belam,
Portsmouth; hones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port-
sea; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob,
Sheerness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland, Cook-
worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and
Lloyd, and S whiney and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and
Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ;
Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Mandcrton, Reaburn, Scutt,
and Baxter, Edinburgh, Baxter and M'onald, Glasgow ;
Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich;
Swinkn, Leicester; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and
retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in ',loxes at
zs. gd. and 6s.
•
London, England, 1812-03-04

TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW. EVENING, March 5, 1812,
W''; 'be p_,•!-,rlned a New Grand Operatic Drama, in
Three called
,

I'HL VIRGINOF THE SUN.
Principal Characters.
Atalina, Mr. BAR It Y IVI 0R E ;
High Priest, Mr. EG E RTON ;
Telasko, Mr. CHA I'MAN ;
Rolla, Mr. YOUNG ;
Zathor, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
Diego Mr. LISTON ;
Ozrnar, Mr. aRoADI RST ;
Xaita, Mr. ,CR ESW E LL -
Doti Alonzo, Mr. 1-1 UNTLE't ;
boa,Velasquez, Mr. BRUNTON ;
Mel Priestess, Mrs. POW ELL ;
Cora, Miss SM.I TEI ;
Ainazili, Miss F E RON ;
Miss BOLTON ;
• Mrs. CHI L DE.
After ,
.v.itch will be performed, for the 46th time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQLTIN AND PADINIANABA;

Ott, 'flU GOLDEN FISfl,
With entire New Mu:le, Machinery, Scenes, Dresses, &c.

Pacinianaba, Mr. E Fill:P.l ES •
Sultan GI Cashmire, Mr. NORMAN ;
°Mar, the Fisherman, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
Caytacattadhri, the Persian Cook, Mr. (-; RI MA LDI ;
Lelica, the Sultan's Daughter, Mrs. PARK E
Nlorea, the Fisherman's Daughter, Miss E. BO LTo N.
sb"es 7s. Second.price 35. 6d:—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price
2
—Gallery 2S Second-price ts.—Lprier Gallery ts. Se.
c4nthprice 6d. •
Nr!.jlaces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office,' in Hart-street. '
h.2the Doors will opened at lialf-pist Five, and the Pfay
i
n at natl.-past Six.
On Saturday,' Julius Cxsar ; with The Romp.

(LAST WEEK. Bp r.Two.r
The
eXtraordinary.Quaarupeds being nightly-honoured with
the
approbation and increased applause, -the whole
"them To.inorroi.v,_ Thursday, and Saturday will repeat
their Various Performances.
NE-W PAVILION TH-EATRE,
(4STLEY,S), NEWCASTLE-:STREET, STRAND,
(Lstablished. by Authority of the Lord Chamberlain).
?ILI0-MORROW. THUIV,DA,Y, sth, and SA-
Tu RDA Y, 6th March, will be presented a Musical
ecer in One-A6t, with appropriate new Scenery, Music,
irtc. called

THE THREE FIVES ;
Or, PENNY WISE AND POUND FOOLISH.
Inireediately after which' with its dependent Scenery, Ma-
.,9lilierY, and extensite Platform Work, &c. will be aged,
the Popular Horse Spectacle. i;: two Atts, called
London, England, 1812-03-04

BXGHVAN-LlO

In . Or, THE TARTAR'D
which will be introduLed the iargest and most sagacious
LEPHAN",' in this Kitigdom., The Piece will termi-
nate With a :rat Amick on the Usurpe.'s Castle; Man
io plan— Horse to gorse. The wiiole forming the most
extensive of.a Field of :Saute ilia: ever appeared on
4
..„.44ySta e
411 •
t Whole to co7ictude with a C rand Pantontimical Selec,
tion, csilcci

lit H .iiILEQUIN'S OLIO.
• which will L., introduced 'I wo astunishing learned Lap-

_./Doors Dogs.
11-;l..past Five, and begin at Half-past
4" Se Opcynden at
pike Halt-past Eight.
N• Ni" Performance on Wednesdays and Fridays dun.
; .ng Lent
C-Z- Tins Theatre will positively close for
.the Season on

Saturday" the'.2ist instant.

THE PORTRAITS of Sir JOSEPH BANKS,
F R.:)." and F. HA N EL, Mus. Doc. forming a con-
tinuaron of Mr ISROWN'S Series ,or ENGRAVED
t; MS, Impressions of which may be had at No;. 58,
Green stre.t, Grwesnor-square, arid at Mr. 'lassie's Lei-
cester square"
Casts in Enamel to imitate Onyx Cameos -,Et t o
Intaglios tor Seals, Rings, &c. o to 6
impressions framed - o to 6
_ _ -

CIENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUN NA
PATtAT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a regular
',illtary Bed for the Field; Barracks, *c. also a SO FA'for a
Shin,
or Room, &c. and likewise a SEA COT-for on board
''l-111), the whole packing in a small Vance, allowed the most
Portable ever yet manufaaured, invented by MORGAN
44(1 SANDERS, No. i - and 17, Catherine-street, Strand,
/vllO most humblt. presu,ne the highest honours ought to be
Paid all those who so gallantly live and die tor. their King
;411(1 Country.

,HOI.STF.RY AND BEDDING MANUFACTORY.
John-street, two Doors from• Oxford-street.
L MOT begs leave to acquaint tbe.Nobili-
jty, Gentry, and the Public, leather has discovered a new
Stem in the curing and dressimi Fs, which inrirely
tleans trorti dust, and radically removes from them that dis.
'lgteeaLle and very unhealthy smell so universally complain-
ed of;. snit it only requires to be generally known to insure
I,ln theiriaVours. Those who study economy have an op-
-I)°rtunity of viewing at his Warehouse an extensive assoi t-
ent of useful and ornamental furniture.

Also, ready, fixed. for view, a variety of four-post, cot-
tent, sofa, and cbair bedsteads, with furniture and bed.
"Ing.to correspond: On low terms, for ready-money. Ap.
praiser and House Agent. • '

143WE'S PATENT BRITISR,SHIRTING CLc.)TH
FICHE superior kind of Texture which is the ex
elusive privilege of this Fabric, renders it the mos_
Pleasant, comtortable, and economical description of Shirting
Cloth ever yet manufadured.
It washes beautifully white,
:equal to the best Irish Linen, a
Sold Wholesale, and by the 1'
St.
Paul's ; 'larding, and Co.
house in London.
The last three years Sale has fully proved, the utility o
this Manufacture; and the Patentee pledges himself, tha
it will be found to posseis every advantage for which it is
recommended.

is warranted for durability
Incl about half the Price.
'iece at 154, Cheapside, near
Bg, and no other

GENITINE LAMP
HOUSE, No.' 41, 1
.l3ethlern Hospital.
London, England, 1812-10-19

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

•
rglo-MORROW EVENING, Oct. 20, 1812,
the Comedy, of . .11.
.=
. THE MERRY WIVES r:OF' MINDSOR.
Sir Johif Falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT ;
Ford, Mr. 1-017:,,G ; '
Mr's. Ford, Mrs. C. &SWALE:
P Mrs. a&-e, Mrs. G• 1134.45.
• 1
After which will be produced (for the 4tb time) a new farce,
called . • .

SCRNIEDERKINS.
The prit.npal characters by
Mr. ABBOT ; Mr. .-I..A.TTHBIITS;
Mr. LIsTON ; Mr. BRUNTON ;
Mr. BLANCI-HARD;
Mr. F.,3,IERY ; TAYLOR;
Mr. sEq-moNs;
mis, cooya;;
Mrs. DAVENPO'RT.

• Places-for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at th.o
New Boa-Office, I:Fart-street.
The Doors will be opened at half-paSt Five, and th.e Play
begin 'at half-past Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. Second Price c2s.
Lower,ciallery is. Second Price is.--Qpper Gallery is. Se=
cond Price /hl.

The new Farce called Schniederkins, have been reeeiyed
en its- second representation with. great applause, Will be re-
peated- on Thu rsd y and Saturday.-; •..
Wednescli't fie .gar's Opera.—On Thursday
peare'e. Tragedy of Macbeth.-On Friday CongreVe's Comedy
of Love for Love.

On Saturday will be revived an Opera, (by the late Genei
rai Burgoyne) caiied Tier Lord of. the Matter, ,(the
chiefly by the late Dr. of Exeter), with 'additions
by Bishop; T: Welsh, Reeve, Davy, &c.)
And on Monday Shakspcare%. Play of The Tempest; or, the
Enchanted Island.
Fitequhar's Comedy of The Iteerniting Officer is in re-
hearsal, and will be acted as soon as PC.3ible.
London, England, 1812-09-03

WINDSOR , SErr. 2.

Yesterday afferiiodn, the QuEki4, Princesses
ALZGUSTA;- ELIZABETH, and MARY, and. Prince;s.
CHARLOTTE of WALES, ITerit to St. Leonard's-
Pill; and hononied the Countess of lIARcouRT
with a visit, and stopped and drank tea,, &c. with
her L',:43hip.
This morning the Duke of KENT arrived here,
and accompanied his !loyal Sister and Niece,
Princesses AuoursTA-anit CHARLOTTE of WALES,
in their' morning- ride, on horseback, through,
the pleasant and delightful 'plantations ,in the
Great Park; front, eleven to one o'clock. The
Royal Part!,' was attended by Lord WALSINGHAM,
Lady PAULETT, Gen. WYNYARD, CO.'S. TAYLOR.
and DEsimtow.- •

Princess Soeitia, it is to be lamented, is not, yet
recovered -from her indisposition, but her Royal
Highness is considered' in a fair way of recovery ;.
she was able this morning to take an airing in a
Carriage in the Great' Park: The QUEE:g, PHlL-
cesses ELIZABETH. and MARYj honoured Mrs.
FREENANTLE visit,,at Efiglefield careen.
London, England, 1812-09-03

This Day was published, .
In Octavo, price One Shilling- and Sixpence,
A LETTER on the STATE and CONDI-
TIO.N of APOTHECARIES, with Proposals for mak,
in ing their Othees'ore respectable and more beneficial to the
Public. Addresseeto PharmacOpola Veries.

By a TRUE SURGEON.
Printed for J. 'Callow, Medical • Bookseller, 10, Crown-
court, Princes-street, Soho.
Where .unly by had, just published, price 2s.
Cursory Remarks on Corpulence; by a Member of thelt_syal
College of Surgeons.
London, England, 1812-09-03

REAL SCOTCH MARMALADE, an excel-
lent substitute for Butter at lireakfast.lt is parti-
cularly recommended to Moiliers for the use of the Nursery,
'being easy. of digestion, and very nutritious. Persons of weak
constOtions and such as lead sedentary lives, would find
great benefit frotn the use of this Marmalade, intend of that
.animal oil, termed Butter,- which never fails to create bihe
on the stotnnh, the forerunner of fl,tulency and its attendant
evils. In long Voyages, especially to the southward, its
superimitY is obvious, as it will keep for years unalfeet&l by
the climate, In all Pu,idings 'Pies, Carts, and Custards,
where Orange Peei is generally used, this Marmalade will
be found far preferable, being free from that • toughness,
characteristic of the peel. 1 t is also a great addition to the
following. Ptiddings : Ground Rice, Apple, Millett, Bread,
Sago, Tapicei, and SeMplina, to which it imparts a delici-
ous flavour, blended with a pleasing bitter.- Sinply-w,rAp-
ped up in a fine paste, it makes an admirable Pudding, and
is a very pretty variety in a Dessert.
Sold at 2s, 4d per Pound, by Pressey and Barclay,'37l,°
Oxford-street, corner of Berwick-street.

N. 13.—A liberat Discount allowed on Exportation, and to
IVliolesale Dealers. • ,
London, England, 1812-09-03

SWEWRIGHT respectfully recommends the
kW • NEW SMALL LOTTERY, of only 10000 Tickets, to
be Drawn Btb SEPTEMBEIt NEx-r, containing 100,0001. in
Prizes. and al 'n Eig-iit Extra 7Beletitt: ; by either of which a
33133 Ah may ohlzily 50,0001.
3. S. haring clostd' his late Concern at No. 11, Holborn,
oolicits the luihlic favours at his Old and Fo:tauate 'Offices,
No. 37, Cornhill, No. Ilaytuark.?t, and No. I,ll', Oxford-
etseet ; where the First and Last Prize Packets were Sold ;
one of which produced near 5,0001. is addition to a series of
Capital Prizes, for many years too well known to need repe-
tition.
London, England, 1812-09-03

his -representative in the Peninsula, was not so
readily accorded. In Mexico (for we shall give
the precedence to the history of the revolution of
that part of America) the Cabildo, or town corpo-
ration, bad suggested the propriety of forming a
Junta which should •govern_that kingdom in the
'mule of the captive. sovereign. The Viceroy ap-
peared inclined to the measure, hint the old Spani-
ards were in consequence determined to depose

him.
• Had this chief merle use of his power, and or-
dered to the capital the troops which, to the num-
of twelve thousand, were stationed bet Ween Mex
ico and Vera Cruz, the country would probably
have been :qiared the horrors which are now laying
.it waste. Wit .the 'Viceroy had no fixed plan : he
was old, and wanto vigour*, he was besides afraid
of exciting suspicions against his loyilty, and
had even proposed to resign his. anthOrity.
This weakness was soon perceived by the' Spa-
niards. One of the wealthiest merchants among
them, a personal enemy of the Viceroy, was placed
at the head of the conspiracy;i The officers:who.
ll'ere to command the guard on the appointed day
were bribed; and this person,,followed,bv about
two hundred Spaniards taken from-the 'shops of
Mexico, entered the palace of the ViCeroy at mid-
night, without resistance, and seizing.him and his
lady, committed the latter to a nunnery, and, the
former to the prison of the Inquisition. ; •

(To be continued.]

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- ittAILS.
ArtntvEn;--t Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 1 Waterforct • Dut —1 Ca-
diz, 2 Lisbon, 1 Gotteuburgh, 1 Dublin, 1 Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS .. '
rms DAY AT TWELVE O.CLOCK•
CODCDIS 60f 6U 1 Red:Amu-60Hk S pr.
London, England, 1812-09-03

k7CTUALLING-OFFICE,

Aagiat 28, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby gite Notice,
That on Wednesday, the 9th of September next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and teat for
Three flundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, "to be an-
swerable to Samples (of not ,less than two Pounds each) to be
produced with the Tenders, and to be delivered in the original
Packages, at me rate of from Twenty -to Eighty Tons per
Wee.h, into His .31afesty's Victualling Stores at DeptlGril
to' 'be paid fir by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days
after 'date.

Tile Conditions of the.COtract mcry be seen at t4e Secretary's

Xr. regard had Ito ar7 Tender in which the Price
shall no: Le inserted in words at length, or that.shall.not be
delivered to the Board &lure One o'quch us the said ;red-
nesday, the 9th September, next; tar unless the Person:who
mahes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to
answer when ealled fir. - •