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• 'VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
Mai-ch to, rEsz.
THE, COM VISSIO NERSfor VICTU4LL/A'G
111,47ESTY'S NAVY d) hereby give Notice, 'Tkat
on Friday, the tots:,
.of April next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for the supply
(on separate Como amps) of what
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date.

• The Conilititm: vf the Contrafi map. he seer at the Sectitag's
Office, •at this Office, or by applying 7a the CoNaos his
jetty's Customs at Limerick.

No regard Will he had to wy Tinder. in which the Price shalt
not he inserted in words at length,, or that shall not be delivered to
the'Bomd b.:Are One o'clock cn the said friday the loth, of
April next, no, "unless the Person wha makes the Tender,
or -some Person on bis Behalf, attends, to answer when called
for : nor will any Tender teat tontine extravagant prices-upon
some articles, and prices much inferior to the real volne-upon
others, 6e;considired at proper to be admitted. ,

Bach Tf.nder niust alsi be accompanied by a Letter signed b.
two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Pary,
tend.;ring, in the Penal S unz of 53 04 for the due performance. of
each of the said Contraßs,
London, England, 1812-04-09

7M2 PRINCE REGENTS COURT.

• . ,
'YrNLAair his Roy I Hightiei4 the Plitl4CE
RE-
sevr appointed to hdld a Privi7,oouncil .oarltOn-
.
hO,,se soon after ; vvo o'clock. lt was attended by
The Lord Privy Seal; the First3l_Ord of the Treasury-and
Chancellor of the Exchequer; the First Lord of the Admi.
raUy, the ihrft.geilfri'aries of State;, the President of, the
Board of Controhl; the LOrd Chaniberlain, and the Earl of
Flairowby.

. ,
Lord SIDMOtiTII attended. When the PRINCE was
pleased to declare HENRY, ViScOunt Sib uou TR, to
be President of his. Majesty's most Honourable
Privy Council. . His Lordship took his seat at the
.
Board accordingly,.
Earl TALBOT was introduced .to the Council,
and sworn in• Lord Lieutenant lot. the County of
Stafford. ' . .

. .
Viscount CHETWYND attended a 6 Clerk of the
council.'
The Earl Of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE kissed hands on
his being, appointed President of the .Bdard of Con-
troul. The Noble EA had a private audience of
the PRINCE.

Mr. PERCEVAL, Mr. RtiDER, Lord MELvir-tE,
Lord' MULGRAVE, Lord CASTLEREAGH, and the
Earl of LIVERPOOL had also audiences of his Royal
Highness.
The Marquis of HEADFORT and General STEVENS
were the Lord and Grown in Waiting.

WINDSOR, APRIL B.—Yesterday afternoon the
Duchess of YOR& arrited at the Castle, where her
Royal Highness dine] ; and at seven o'clock set off
for Cbt)ands. This morning- the PUEEbt, PRIN-
CESSES, and the ..PRINCESS CHARLOTTE Of WALES,'
took an airing to Rurnham, the seat of Lady G.
MURRAY, and returned to the Castle at three.o'clock.

Lord SID MOUTH, was yesterday sworn ill Presiden
of his MAJESTY'S CollilCi I.

The Earl of HART INGT9N gave a grand .dinner
yesterday, at his house in the Stable-Yard, St.
James's. ,

Tilt. Countess-of MOUNTNORRIS intends giving
another splendid entertainment on Wednesday,
April 29. . -
The Earl OfAlritctfELsEA's,splendid ball, so long
talked of iii the circles of the haul ton, takes place
in South street, Park-lane, on the Ibth inst.

On the Friday folldwing,. the Marchioness of
HEADFORT will receive a numerous company, for
the fir:4 time this season, at her beautiful mansion
in Siarihope-street, May-fair.
And, on the Sunday next succeeding, the Mbr-
chioness of SALISBURY will hold her first Conver-
zatione, at her house in Arlington-street, Picca-
dilly. They will be continued until the first. week
in July.

The BISHOP of LONDON gave a grand dinner yes-
terday, at his house in Si. James's-square.
La‘!), CATHEttiNn TiLNF,y Lol4G-enteriained Mr.
and Mrs. LONG WELLESLEY, and a select cotripany,
with a Sumptuous dinner; at tier Ladyship's house
in Hamilton .place, Piccddilly; on Tuesdav
Lady'GLENßetivrE will have a sPlendicl assembly'
at her' house, at Whitehall, on Friday next. Five
busndred cards are issued.

Yesterday a Court ol,DireEtors was held, when
the following Comman.drs took leave of the Court,
previous to depariing for their respeaive destina-
London, England, 1812-04-09

This Day were published,
In Quarto, price rsi. boards,

Dedicated to, Her RZJyal Highness the Princess' Charlotte of
• Wares, •
PLEASURES-M HUM AN LIFE i a Poem.
By ANNA lANE VARDILL„
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()rine, and Brown,
eatethoster-row ; and at the British .Gallery. 54, New
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London, England, 1812-04-09

OLD niiILEY, APRIL 8.

The .Sestlong of Oyer anere. miner and of Ge;,
neral -.Jail Delivery for tie- Ciiy of -London and
County of, Misldlesex, -commenced this day at the
Old BAley, before Mr. Justice BAILEY, Mr. liaron
THOMPSON, the LORD MAYOR,, RECORDER, &C.
JOSEpii •ThompsOn, alias Joseph Woodman-Thovip..
song was charged with uttering' and forging a cer-
tain bill, or order fur payment, purporting to be
the order of M. Dnwgale and Co. of No. 5 1 ,
Hermitage. street,. London Docks, for gok 2s. with
intent td defraud' H.tro,ld Daniel,

The circumstances of this ease are already fully
known to our Readers. ' The bill having been pro*
duced, was then tZ,ad, but on cornparlng it-- with
the indictment, at the suggestion uf. Mr. GuRSIEY;
it appeared that the date of the bill in the indict‘
went was stated'io be " London Dock ;" whereas
in the bill itself the date, appeared to be " London,
Docks." Upon the ground, therefore, of the bit
not having been described veTtatim et literatini,
the omission of the 'letter sin the indimnens,. Mr,
GURNEY .submitted that the Prisoner was entitled
to an acqutttal. The prisoner was aCcordinglY
quitted. .
London, England, 1812-04-09

VI:TUALLING-OFFICE,
March 31, ISM.
THE COMMMSIONERSfor PICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the loth ApritneXt, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing Pealed up), and treat fir Nine Hundred
Quarters of NEW PALE; and Three Hundred Quarters of
NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER MALT; to be answer-
able to .an:ples (of not lets than one Quart each) to be produced
with the Tenders, and to be, delivered within the space of a Fort-
night into his Majesty's Fiaualling Storer at •Deptford ; and
also for One Hundred and Fifty Tons of VIRG! 'I4IA LEAP
TOBACCO, to be delivered in. the period el Si.e Weeks at the
POW and in the proportions undermentioned,Viz.

Tous.
Deptford - ‘B,)
Portsmouit • 4Q
Plymouth - 20

ISO
the. zi.h9fe to be Imidfir by Bills, payable, with ',acres', Ni,:ety
Days ,z/ter date.

'The Conditions of the Contracts 5e sea ,a't the Secretary's
o,tb•ce.

No regard will Le had to my. Tender in which Ihf Priee shall
not Le inserted in w,rek at leng.b, or that shall not be. delivered
to the Holed btfore One O'cZ.,ck oYi the said Friday, the.toth April
next, nor wriest the Person, who ma-kes the Tender, or tame Per—
thiS, 4 +V
London, England, 1812-04-09

A REAL BLESSING TO MO I HERS.

AMERICAN SOOTHING ;iI(RU-P.
1-111-11 S never-failing remedy tbr. Children cutting
• their Teeth, was brought from America br a family,
'where it has saved hundreds of Children when thought past
zecovery through convulsions; for in hal fan hour after using,the •
child will gradually recover, being asannoeent as eliica-
gous, and so pleasant, that no chit(' 'will refuse to let-their
Xums be rubbed with it. When children are four months
()id, though there is no appearahce of teeth, mothers should
rub one bottle of.the Soothing Syrup' on their gums, for, by
°Pening the pores in that early stage, not one child in a hun-
tired will have fits, or what is termed breeding the teeth in
intheir loins, the cause (Aso many rickety children ; and pre-
sents that p;inful operation of lancing the gum, which al-
.waYs makes The next tooth much harder to come through.
pothers ought never to be without the Syrup in the Nursery;
lila child wake in the night with pain in its gums; it imme-
diately opens the pores, heals the gums, and prevrnis lever
(n• cony ulsions. •
,„ To be had of the Proprietors, johnson and Co No. 94,
Newman-street, Oxford-street.; and by Shaw'and Edwardr,
Paul's Church-yard ; Golding, 42, Cornhill : and by all
the principal Medicine Venders in 'cowhand Country, at
gd• a bottle, for ready money.
Caution—Be sure to ask for johnson and. Williams's
AMerican Soothing Syrup, as there are a mimba of spurious
Otis.

her B. Mrs. lohnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at
House, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from lune
to ten o'clock, by bringing a Letter froin a repeatable house.
keeper that they are real objeds of charity.

On the-Frst of May will 'be published,
An Original and Splendid Work, entitled,

MHE BUilfiEll AN UQUITtES y! .ENGLAND
1 sand SCOTLAND delineated. •Comprising Specimens
of 'the' Architecture, Sculpture, and other Vestiges of former
Ages. from the earliest Times to the Union 'of the Two
CrpV...us: ac,omp.inied with descriptive Sketches, Biogra-
phical Remarks, and- a brief HiStory of the principal Events
.that have: occurred in. this interesting, part of great Britain.
The whole .of the Engravings will he executed by Mr.
john Greig, from Paintings made expressly - for 'this Work
by Mr. George. Arnald, A. IC A. Mr, A. Nasmyth, and
r L. Cleirocti.

-r4e. First Part, conriiiiing Six Plates and Twb Sheets
of.Letter-prss, will be published on the iat of May, tStz.
London, England, 1812-04-09

SPRING LOTTERY,

I)IDDING and Co. No. i; Corrhill (the. corner,
.next to the Mansion:l louse), remind their Friends, that
the, prestht Lottery, mounding with an unex-anipled Variety
of magnificent Prizes, will be all dravtu the 3oth of THIS
MO N TH .

In the LAST- LOTTERY, P. and Co. sold No. 3486,
a Prize of 2.60001.-2nd No. 2921. a Prize of 4001.• in twenty-,
eight Shares ; besides their general, mass of various
'Prizes so greatly exceeded the due Proporti'Jn, that it one
individual had purchased all the ket s and Shares sold by
them, it would have yieldt:d.at the rate of roSI. as. -4d. per
Ticket, or upwards of t7,c,c01. over and above the :Prime
Cost. .

_
This was indeed Luck-Real Luck,-.which I'l MANG
and Co. hope and expect will be repeated at' their Office;
Igo. t, Cornhillolte,tornier Lucky Residence of old. Mr.
Guy, who .accumulated about 400,c001. .on that identical
Spot, out of which he built, and endowed the Hospital in
the Borough. -
London, England, 1812-04-09

rrHE late damp weather imOng proved partim-
1. larly injurious to the HAIR, by destroying the curl,
and deranging its natural beautiful' appearance, to prevent
this, Ladies and Gentlemen should use ATK 1 NSON'S
ORIGINAL CURLING FLUI D, which. will keep the
curl inflect in damp-weather, or during .exc'reise, in riding,
dancing, &c. This• fluid is also .allowed, by competent
lodges, the best article ever invented 'fOr dressing the Flair,
adds to its growth and thickness to astonishment, and con-
veys.such a beatitifill gloss and fascinating attraction as can
be obtained by no other means. •
. .

N. 11.--Keeps false hair in curl, and makes it apical.
natural.

Sold by Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Duke and
Duchess of York, Cockspur-street ; Harding and- Howell,
Pall Mall ; Turner, 75, and Overton, 47, New lloruLstreet ;
Grange, 189, Oxford-street • 'Cane, Cornhill ; Rigge,
Cheepside ; Berry', 17, dreek-street Davison, Fleet-
street; and most perfumers and hair-dressers.; and by the
Proprietor, James Atkinson, Perfumer, g, fliirh-street,
lilosmsbury, London; in bottles at 3s. od. and 6s. 'were
may be had, Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, tor changing 'red or
grey Flair to an auburn or beamiful jet black.
London, England, 1812-04-09

ON SPRING DI ET:

" It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physician, " that
constitutional diseases conic into action ; and it, at this sea-
son, .people were to adopt ai'l alterative diet, much human
misery would beprevented." . , .

`THE NUT 01 the SASSAFRAS TREE is !lot
1. only very hourishing.,.and,plc.isaitt to -.the p,late,, but
ample experience Inis proved it to b efficacious in cor-
recting the constitution iind.pitrity.inl.; the blood than the Lis-
bon Diet Drink, or SarsapariO.

People subject to ernptions ot,the•skiivarid such as-ate of
Gouty, liilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find
the Sassafras Cocoa, a most i;,valliable'articie of didt.
In the periodical works oil Medicine it highly, extolled,
and its use is adopted by several cionoent Physicians.
It is sold in aground state for boiling the sante manner
as coffee), price 6s. 6d. per b. by W. Wilson, GroceriilNlO.
39, Stand.
Orders from the country Must be accompanied with a re.
mittance.

DISKASES,OIL THE
.UlOF.Tllltrl.
IVIR. DUFOUR, Solt; Propti,;tor of Darali's
breed •Medicated Boogies, having confined his Prac.
tice for more than 20 years to the cure of Stiietures, Obstruc-
tions, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease of the
Urethra, 'fluters himself that extensive pradtce, joined to
-the mildneFs of the 'remedies he employs, exclusively enables
hint to off r a sate and permanent cure, not subject to the
(tanker and-.inefficacy attending the uses of Caustics or coffi-
n-mit liougic.s. . . •

„ - -
Persons in the country stating their cases fully in a lcttcr,
inclosing a one or A two pound note; will have proper Medi-
cines'sent to the amount.

tar the Variou:; symptoms, method of cure,-&c. s:e Mr.
Dufour's Vractic.ii Treitise on Diseases of the LI rethra.'&e.
price 3s, the seventh, edition. To be had of the Booksellers ;
Author's House, No. 54, k rich-street, Soho; ,i114(1
Gide and Curtis, Paternoster:row. ,
London, England, 1812-06-04

The Guerillas are extremely active in all parts of
the Peninsula in attempts ;against the enemy, in
331 any of which they have recently been very suc-

ee.ssful.

There has been no movement in the North.

General Ballesteros, on the 14th April, sur-
prised and destroyed in Axrolla a column under
mineral Rey.

• Preel the same to the same, dated Head-quarters, Fuente de
Guivaldo, May 20.
cf
An enemy's detachment, consisting of near
'-000 men, on the sth moved. from Seville, iu the
direction of Ayamonte, near which place they ar-
•lived on the 10th. The enemy has s. made no
l'loVement of importance since I transmitted your.
excellency my dispatch, dated the 13th instant."

OVIEDO MAY 9.—The prisoners taken by
Mina on the %it April, and some Spaniards, were
restored to their liberty. We positively know,
by a letter frOM Potes, that.thore than one bun--
tired prisonershad arrived there, sent by the Curate
of Villasdrego to General -Mcndizabel..
. We are likewise assured, that the party of Mar-
.
clulnez surpri,ed ATIAISCQ a... French detachinent,
14-hich was collecting Contributions, killed about
150 of them, and took a °Teat' number of‘pri-
,
30aers, which arc also to be conducted to Potes,
BAxxs SO,...THE GUADIANA,' MAY 23.—W0 have
greatest- satisfaction' in stating,- that'on the.
19t11 inst. Oen., Hill stook the bridge of Almaraz,
According to the best authenticated accounts, the
'"ciny had -100 killed, -300 made prisoners, and
2'50 drowned, in attempting ,to cross the Tejo;
ar'iong the latter, as the French General who
"lumanded. Gen. Hill, having struck this bloW,
(I"troyed all the works Which had been construct-
", withdrawn all the artillery, ammunition; and
Provisions, returned. Our Joss is very trifling,
it'
--13c8 not exceed 80 men in-killed andlvounded.
brouet had in• the mean times.advanced With
his 'divisions to near Pubeira de Villa Franca,
t aviug his nrincipai force in De Benito, but it
is stated as certain, that he has again returned.

CORUNNA, Max; 18:—We know that Cura.
Merino has sm-prised 600 French,
_the whole of
"the oair'ers, serjeants, and corporals of which'he
killed, in- retaliation for the assassination of the
t*o'Dc..puties of the JNnta of Soria by them. - The
Iti§oners, which amount to 490, are shortly ex,
P"ted- at• Oviedo.. The Curate of Villarao, has
made 500 prisoners in., Poza. Mendizabel has
i'llected in Aguillar 12000 infantry , and 2000
cavalry, to-march upon Torre la Vega.
We are assured that Mina has- besieged Lea-
t°"6, and that although the garrison of Burgos
ha 3 marched to its succour, he did not desist frotn
11.4. design.
It is also reported Duran has made 700 priion-,
et' in Soria. Abadia, Santocildes., Pol, Douglas,
and another English Chief; are in Santiago, wait-
ing for Mendizabel: It appears, the object of
tii
*9 13 i1lAti01:1, is to.forul a general plan of opera-
London, England, 1812-06-04

CADIZ,
,MAY 16.---General Mendizabel has set
out from
,Pores , for the'head-quarters at Polite
Nr\edras, where-he was to .arrive on'the-10th zrist
Yesterday embarked bere,Doyle's regiment of
Tiradores, consisting of 1000 men ; they are lles-
ined for Ba.dai oz. _
MADRID, APRIL 7.—General Guc (alias Mar-
quis de Rio Milano), Commandant 'of- Guadax-
alara, has demanded reinforcements in great
haste, in consequence of from 6 to 8000 troops
and patriots -;_aving united in his vicinity.'
Aram B.—lt consequence of the excessive high
price of bread, at six in the morning a commo-
tion broke out in the great-square, which quickly
communicated itself to the. smaller places., and
caused a great alarm The Governor-immediately
doubled the guards, distributed patroles, called
the troops to quarters, and placed picquets and
strong
,guards in different places, who 'remained
all day and-during the night. Some persons were
taken into custody, and'Commissioners appointed
to inquire into the authors of the disturbance,
but no means were or have been, taken to lower
the price of bread, nor cease. the exertions used
in collecting grain for the enemy'i army.

APRIL 9.—Notwithstanding the heavy penalty,
imposed by. the French upon the places which do
not provide the wagons required of them, those
wanted can never be punctually had, not even
where the Milititry Commandant is made respon-
sible for them.

APRIL 10.-r--Miscry, general discontent, and the
privations of the enemy incre:%se..—ln ail the
places where bread is kept, a guard is placed, and
the loads -from the .baker's are alwayS 'escorted
through the streets by the troops. •
London, England, 1812-06-03

PROTESTANT DISSENTERS.

Earl STANUOPE rose to bring forward his pro-
thised Bill on the subject, Their Lordships knew
the great alarm.which now prevailed in the minds
of a very numerous body of his Majesty's sub
jects, in fact the Major part of them ; he-meant
the Non-conformant Body. It was known, that on
the 'part of one who met a fate which he by no
means 'deserved, expectations were „held out to
these persons of some alteration of, the laws in
their favour.. He had more than once given no-
tice of the measure lie was now abort.
to propose.
He felt the subject.was not proper to be dis'cuSsed
-at the present-moment, or perhaps in the present
week. He would only say that the mode devised
by hiin was, in, his mind, a simple, 'temperate, and.
excellent mode of accomplishing the necessary ob-
jects he had in view. He would now merely
move that the Bill be printed end stand over for
consideration on a future day.. The. Bill, he said,
was entitled " An Act for the Relief of Members
of the Church of England and others from cer-
tain unjust penalties and disabilities." He ob-
served, it would not go to touch the Test or Cot.=
poration Acts, or to introduce Catholic Emanci-
pation ; it simply proposed the-repeal of certain
exiting laws, which he never could real without
horror. The Noble Earl then presented the Bill
for a first reading. _
The Earl of LIVERPOOL -did not, object to the
first reading, but that part of the 'wording of
the title, " Unjust," was. objectionable, as it
aasurned.that which was to be a matter of subse-
qtten(pro—of.

STANHOPE said, he little thought of hear-
ing such an objection from brie of the notorious
good sense Of the Noble Earl. •Surely laws were
never repealed because they were just or proper.
He would agree to omit the word at present, but
should certainly propose its re-insertion on a fu-
ture opportunity.
• The Bill, with the title so amended, was then
read k first time, and ordered to be printed.
After a short conversation between _LUIS STAN-
HOPE and LIVERPOOL, the second reading of the
Regent's Canalßill was appointed for Friday.
Earl HARROWBY, in a very low tone of voice,
notified his intention of bringing in a Bill, re-
specting Clerical Residence, on Friday.
London, England, 1812-06-03

.NEW.AN;NaJAL REGISTER FOR Isll.

• • This Day was published,
In OrM.lggeTolimie, Qctavo.s price 11. is. half-bound and
lettered, ,/
•
'F}JE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER ; or Ge-
nera'itepository-of History, Politics, and Litstrature, for
the 2611.
To which is prefixed, • -
The History of Ktiowle,i4.7e; Learning, Taste, and Science,
.la_Gstat Britain, durin. the Itein ofGeorie
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LOVELL V. GOLDSMITH.

Mr. SCARLETT obtained a Rule Nisi for a new
trial of this action -for a libel, in which the defen-
dant had 'a verdict, upon the ground that it was
not necessary to prove the defendant sole proprie--
tor of the "Intigallican Monitor.

" On Fridayelast, at Hatfield Henis-e; in Hertford-
shire, Lord DELvIN, eldest son of the Earl of
WESTMEATH, led to the hymeneal altar, the beau-
tiful and accomplished Lady EMILA CECIL, the se-
cond daughter of the Marquis and Marchioness of
SALISBURY.

Mr. TIONG WELLESLEY has been unjustly
charged with having closed the gates of Wanstead
Park Since his marriage with Miss LONG. ft,ap-.
pears, however, that he offered keys.to all the re-
spectable inhabitants of the neighbourhood, who
might, of aourse, lend them to their inferiors ;
and surely a Gentlemah has a right to make some
regidations as to his own Property; which may
preserve it from,abusc.

LONDON:, Printed by THOMASWOOD, of I 0.A5, Maiden lane, 'Cwerlf_gardenl aid Published uy WILLIAM AI2.IIGER SCRIPPS, SoOth Molton treet, Grosvenor-square,
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London, England, 1812-06-03

cording to letters from Warsaw, the French fumy
has crossed the Vistula in three columns, at Grau-
dentz, Thorn, and Polanka.

- .
Letters from JaSsy announce, that a division of
Russian troop .had passed through that town: .and
had marched. for Zalesczyk, a town which was
:ceded to Russia by the last treatT.Of Vienna.
On the 14th of April, winter returned in all its
rigour. A great, deal Of snow fell, Which. has
stopped vegetation. This delay of spring is the'
-more unfortunate, as theie is already a great,
scarcity Of hay, the prodnce of which was very
deficient last year from the great dryness of the
season.

PARIS, MAY 26.—The Tribunal of the First
Resort for the department of the Seine has con-
demned fifty-nine refractory conscripts ; and has
also lined their,- parents, .as civilly responsible,
1,500 francs each.
TOULON,
.'TAY 16.--The 'Mediterranean squa-
dron does not discontinue its frequent manoeuvres.
On the 12th, Admiral Eineriau put to sea with
'l3 .ships of the line, and six frigates : -thdy were
becalmed during the whole day on the coast; but
".9a the 13th,
,a strong breeze from the N. E. en-
abled them to get out to sea, where they were out
of sight during part of the day, and did not return
to their anchorage till night.
Yesterday tits signal-stations telegraphed 17 of
the eneray':; :ships nine leagues off Sicie.
6,•dexeAi out to sea the Boree and
Trident, of 74guas, with two frigates, under the
order:, • of Captain Senez, to protect the move-
inents of sereral transports which were on the
coast. -and Which that .;;liicer has conducted to their
nation,
London, England, 1812-04-07

PREFERMENTS.

The Rev. A. C. Bullen, to the valuable Vicarage Of Gread
Buddow, Essex, void by the death of the Rev. A. Longmoret
patron, his father, A. Bullen, Esq. It may be singularly
remarked, that on Sunday, the 221 ult, the new Clergyinca
of Baddow and Springfield, two_ adjoining villages, were at
the stinie hour read in to their respedive benefices. The
Rev. W.. Leir, M. A,. Domestic Chaplain to Lord B)ston.
and of Queen's College, Oxford, to the Redory of Ditcheat,
Somerset, vacant by the decease of his father. The Rev
Paul Leir, M. A. of the above College, to the Rectory of
Charlton-Musgrove, Somerset, fhe Rev. D.M. Peacock,
M.A. to hold by dispensation the Rectory of Staynton.k-
Street, Durham, with the Vicarage of Sedbergh, Yorkshire:
patron to the former, the Lord Chnicellor, the Rev.
its, L L. 13. Vicar of Chesterton; Oxfordshire, to the Vicarage
of liaddeoliam, Bucks : patrons. the Deal and Chapter of
Rochester. The Rev. J. Bert, 8.13. of Christ Church. Ox—
ford, to be one of the Vicars Choral of Ileleford Cathedral.
The Rev. W. Watkins, B. A. of New College, Oxford, to
be one of the Vicars Choral of Heielcird Cathedral. The
Rev. G. Hutchinson, Vicar of St. Mary's, Nottingham, to
be Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Oxford. The Rev. 11.
Thornhill, A. M. of Stanton, Derbyshire, licensed to the
chapels of Longston and Ashford, in the parish of
,Bakewen,
on the nomination of the Rev. R.. Chapman, A.B. Vicar of
the same. The same Gentleman, we hear, has just come to
the presentation of Tutbury, in Staffordshire, void by the
death of Rev. Clowes, Vicar of the same.

BREAD.—,This day there was no Court of Alder-
men. The Lord• Mayor, after inspeding the re"
tnrne, ordered it to fall Id. per peck. The quarters
loaf 180.
London, England, 1812-04-07

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TBISI4, after returning his most .grateful
• thanks to the Public for their unbounded favours in
the late Lotteries, respedfully acquaints them that Tickets
and Shares ate Selling in great Variety for the New lottery
at Only 12,ec0 Tickets, all to be drawn the 3oth of THIS
MONTH.

PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket . . ,C2l 18 0

Dail 6 al . . . . 2 18 6
Quarter . . Sts o I Sixteenth . .i 9 6
The Scheme on inspedion will be found novel, and may be
had gratis, at
CORNHILL, or 9,ICHARING CROSS,
Where Capital Prizes, too numerous for an Advertisement,

have been Sold, Shared, and Paid on Demand.

*4' Persons in the Country who find any difficulty in
being supplied by the Agents, are desired to write (post paid)
to either of 131 S H's Offices as aboie,
London, England, 1812-04-07

•
To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, - '
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the
EAST INDIA COMPANY being appointed for
Wednesday the 'Bth 'April next, the favour of .your VOTE
and INTEREST is requested tor the hallowing Gentlemen,
viz. William Astell, Esq. ,Campbell Marjoribanks, Esq.
Charles Grant, Esq-. George Smith, Esq. john pawn,
Esq. S'weny Toone, Esq. which will much oblige,
. Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most humble Servants, •
Charles Mills Jacob BoSanquer
Edward Parry Hugh Inglis
lames Pattison • John Alex. Bannerman
R. Chichley Plowden .John 13ebb _
Thomas'Reid • losepli Cotton . ' •
Abram Robarts ' • lames Daniel
G. Abercrombie Robinson Samuel Davis
'John Bladen Taylor - W. Fullarton Elphinstone
!Oben Thornton , lohn. Eludleston
Richard Twining John Inglis
NVilfiarii Wigrain ' ,T. Theophilus Metcalfe
Robert Williams George Millet.
East India House,
.March 25, 1812. • ,

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ERMONS on IMPORTANT SUBJECTS,
" ' • By OWEN MANNING, B.D.
Late Prebendary of Lincoln, Itccior of Peperharrow, Vicar
of Codalming, and Author of a History of Surrey, and also
of a Saxon Ditlionary.
Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, NO. 62, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by I. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and by
R. Stedman, Godalming.
These Sermons were left for publication, by the learned
Author, in the hope of counterading certain Dottrines which
appeared to be gaining ground in many parts of these King-
doms.
London, England, 1812-04-07

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
HAVING the honour of being recommended to
you by the Direttors of the East India Company as
CANDIDATES for the DIRECTION to be chosen this
Year, 'we take the liberty of requesting thtlavour ot your
VOTE on the day of Eledion, Wednesday the Bth April
next.
We are,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obAlient•and most humble Servants,
WILLIAM AS'I FLL.
' CHARLES GRANT.
JOHN lACKSON.
• CAMPBELL, MARIORIBANKS.
GEORG E SMITH. •
SWENY TooNk.
East India House, March 25,181 z. •

This Day was published,
A new Edition, handsomely printed in Four large Volumes,
Octavo, with a Portrait, and Several Engravings, price
tl. 16s. in boards, of

THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF
OLIVER GOLDSMI'IH, M. B.
To which is" 'prefixed some Account of his Life and
Writings. .

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PROVI,i?EN'T LIFE-UFFIOE,'
(Specially ern.Puwered by Act of Parliament)

- • - -
For the INSURANCE of LIVEb, the GRANT and PUR
CHASE of ANNUITIES, and the ENDOWMEN .01
(.:lil Wit EN.
SOUTHAMPTON-STREET, SCRAND.

President,
The Most Noble the Marquis of 1W CKI NG HA M, K. G .

Vice- Presici
Marquis or Salisbury, K. G.
Earl Temple; •
Viscount liulkely,

Gents,
Viscount Duncannon,
Viscount Chetwynd,
Lbtd Bray brook.

Trustees,
' • _ The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM,
Lord Braybrook, Sir 'Win C. Turner,
Praed, Esq IM. P. S. B. Morland, k.sq, M. P.
Aid Fifteen Directors
Managing Director .—j. T. Barber, Esq. F.A.S.

11[1HE DIRECTORS' of this INSTITUTION,
with confidence derived train its em neat success, in-
'rite public attention to the important benefits which it is
Salculated to produce. EN tn on the ordinary plan of In.
isurance Companies, the utility of Life Insurance is manifest;
but how much more ad,anta,;eatis is it on the.pian of the Pro.
lident.Otlice ? In titecontnion mode the specific sum insur-
!d is recovered,• but nothing more. la that or • the Provi•
ment.Otlice, while equaily -e.:Lite of the si,eCti:C 51211.,1050r-
,, the member is entitled to. share the Surplus profits, and
has been seen, will fropiently double and treble the
Iplat stated in the Policy ! and tots also without any addl.
charge of Premium I
M -n are n.,1 charged with any additional Pre-
mium upless called into actual service. '
Insurances extended to ..ny part of the World.
No admission tees are required, nor is any chargz made for
4).olicies, except tile stamp iuty.
A Pamphlet, tully expiaiiiiii4 the principles and terms of
the Institution, may be had at the Office, and of the Agents
and BoOksellirs, pnce 6tl
Agents are Appointed in the principal Towns, who are like.
',vise Agents to the County Fire,ollice.
London, England, 1812-04-07

SWIFT dud Co. Contractors, feipealully submi t
the following scheme ot•the present Lottery to the in.
apeCtion of the Public. They do hot conceive that any
comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel as
Lured that its superiority wilt appear on lair comparison
With the Scheme of any former Lottery.
TICKETS aid SHARES are on sale at their Oinceb.
ti, Poultry, 12, Charing.crois, and 31, Aidgate High.
Street; where, in the last Lottery (drawn the 21st I anuary),
110. 5,497, a Prizehl 20,0001. and No. Egs, a Prize of 4,0001.
were both sold in Shares.

SCHEME.

1 Prize of

420,0c0
15,000
10,400
5,0004
4,000
3,000
2,00.
1,000
Soo
403
30
Zoo

Is
,C 20,000
• 10,000
5,000
4,000
3,000
4,000
▪ 4,000
3,000
2,400

23
SO
7(5.
loci
124
2,103

2,C,00
2,500
2,Y0•
3,000
3,v0
30,000

Only tz,ooo Tickets, all different Numbers. The whole
to be determined in One Day, the 3oth of this Month, April_
London, England, 1812-04-07

THEATRE ROYAL, ,Coy ENT-GARDEN.

TO -MORROW EVVNING, April
.8, 1812,
will be acted Sliakspeare's raged), of
JULIUS C2-ESAR.

Julius Caesar, Mr. E G ERTON ;
o.tiavius Cesar, Mr. 'H A M ERroN ;
.Marc Antony, Mr. C. K EMBLE ;
LepiduS, Mr: Mu K RAY ;
• Brutus, Mr KE tiBLE ;
Cassius, Mr YOUNG ;
Casca, Mr FAWCETT.;
Trebonius, Mr. BA RRYM 0 R E ;
Decius, Mr. BRUNTON 9 •
Calpurnia, Mrs. W ESTON;
Ptorcira; Mrs..POW ELL.

wilieh will he added, the Romantic Melo=Drama of
TIMOUR, THE TARTAR.
Tumor, Mr. FARLEY ; -
Agib, Master CEI A P M A N';
Oglou, Mr. FAWCETT;
Kerim, Mr. CROSSALAN •
Captain of the Escort, Mr. DA VIES ; •
Selima, Miss BOLTON ;
Liska, Miss F-L•RO-N ;
iorilda, Mrs. H. loi-INSTON•
toxes7s. Second-price 3s. bd.-LI-Pit 3s 6d. Second-price
IS.—Uallery as. Second-price is.A.-L'per Gallery Is. Se-
cond-price bd.
. . .

11,1Zes tor the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
}few box-Office. in Hart-street.

• The Doors will be opened at tialf.past Five, and the Play
begin ~t Halt-past Six.
On Thursday, Shakspeare's Play of The Winter's Tale:
iierinione hr Mrs. Siddons, being the last Season of Mrs.
Siddons's appearing on the stage. To which will be added,
the Mein-Drama of The Blind hay.
London, England, 1812-04-22

DIED.

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On Monday, at her house in Baker-street, the Right Floe•
Dowager Lady ons:ow, rend of the late Richard, Lord One
low, who died in 1766, and daughter of Sir Edward Elwillo
Bart. She lived to the great age of 94.
London, England, 1812-04-22

MiRRILD.

On the 16th inst. at Richmond, Yorkshire, the Ref'
Mark lames Paulson, to lane, only daughter of the late f'
Winn, Esq. Of. Prior.llouse.
On Saturday last, at St. Mary Church, john Morth
comb; Esq. of Ashbury, in the County of Devon, to An►a
Eleanor, eldest daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thottl
Louis, Bart. of Cadz.well, in the same County. Also, °ls
the same day, the Rev. Henry Woolcombe, to lane Fr,rincesr
second daughter of the late Admiral Sir Thomas Louis, hart•
London, England, 1812-04-22

BIRTIiS.

• On Sunday the rzth inst. at his house in Thornten.rosvo
Greenwich, the Lady of 1. Pearson, Esq. So of 21
Daughter.

Saturday last, in Martin's-lane, Mrs, Daniel Larw
hert, of a Daughter.
On Monday last, in Bulstrode-street, the Lady of T. r•
Brarnstun, fsq, of a sti.l..born child.
London, England, 1812-06-10

ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

Pursuant to the. Order of the Day; their Lord-
'hips resoh'ed ':nto a Counnittee on this subject,
Lord Walsinghlun in the chair. •

- -
Mr. Mackarell, Mr. Lyon, and Mr. Poole, were
then suncessively introduced to the bar, and exa-
mined ; they ;appeared in favour of the Orders in
Council, and underwent a long chief and cross-
exanaination, chiedy.by the Earls Bathurst, Lau-
derdale, and itosslyn.
The further examination was then adjourned,
and the House resuming, the Committee vas or-
dered to sit at two o'clock to-morrow.

On the occasion of the third reading of the Ne-
Inclosure Bill, a discussion of sonic length
ensued, iu consequence of a clause being pro-
posed by Earl' STANHOPE, by way of rider to the
Bill.

It was strongly opposed by Lords BULKELEY,
BRIDOWATEK,WALgINGII AM, and the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR but gar' STANflorr. persisting, a dwi-
lion took place--

Agaiint the Clause
For it

, ... - -
M:tj otity - - - - --8

The Bill was them read a third time and passed,
and the other Bills upon the table being respec-
tively forwarded, an adjournment took place.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 9.

The Sheriffs presented a Petition from the City
and Corporation of London, praying, that the
East Inai i import trade should be confined to the
Port of London. Ordered to lie on the table.

A 11.1e!,sage from the Lords requested permission
for the attendance of Mr. Marriott,. on Friday
next, to be examined as a witness on the Orders
in Council. Leave given if he should think fit.
Mr. WarTpacAn presented a Petition from cer-
tain Innkeepers, against the excessive billetting
of So'diets, which was ..ordered to lie on the
•:Table.

The Country Bridges Bill was read a third time
and f)assed:
The report on the General inrlosure Bill was
e-voryitnitted, and the Report ordered to be re-
ceived ,to-inorrow.
London, England, 1812-06-10

MR. M-'S 'NEW ROMANCE.

• Just published,
sln Four 'Volumes, price, 21s.
MILESIAN CHIEF. A ROMANCE.
11Y-the AUTHOR of `i Fatal Revenge," and." The
Lo
Irish Boy."
: Printed for and sold by H., Colburn, Public Li-
-4172 f=o, Conduit-street; George Goldie, Edinburgh; and
Of
" Gumming, Dublin'.
The
and all Booksellers may also be had, just published,e'le ijiT.CISION; a Novel. By the Author of " The Ac-
'ace," and " Caroline Oi msby,". or the Real Lucille,.
.r
he Decision is an interesting performance ; the moral is
11,7,.1, tile 1411'4:age is good, and the plot is gooti."—Critical

" It is truly remarked, that the litiom„of a Language
cannot be learnt tiy often to ePusist of
pinerte and evanescent niceties which' no rule can fix •nr
bind."

„
” The, present 'Volume, which contains a copious prac-
tical illustra:ion.of l'reitch and Engli'sn lriio its :::ay serve to
facilitrite the a-....quisit.ion of both, pai-tk-,,llafly the first.,
The Authors tkuly . qbservt, Abu it
‘inily be read ai a
ook, tcarnt by- heart as a Task, or ~consulted as a Die-
tionary:"

Critical Review. •
•
•
Sold' by Sherwood,; Neeley, and Jones, Pate'rnoster-row,.
London; and by all other Rooliseliers.
London, England, 1812-06-17

ESTATES FOR SALE. r

TQ -BL SOLD,.
BY pravATE.CO.NTI(ACT, • -
A SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in Surrey, late in the occupa-
tion of ARNO4D lleitn, Eaq. It has undergOne a thorough
repair, i • entirely new papered, painted, and decorated, at a
considerable expense, and is fit forthe reception of a- genteel
%ad numerous Family. It contains Ten best Chambers,
.be 7
others for servants, and lias large and convenient Offices.
It has a Green-nouse,. Hot-hawse, and Kitchen.:garden, to-
Vito- Ivith a Law'roptid Walks, - ornamented ',with ..rare and
eunous exotics, in peculiar perfection, containing in the whole
11“ ire ti Two Acres.

mere
may he kept up at a moderate expense whileit
affords ever".)‘ comfort and retirement, and can accommodate,
lirmlithe''S.LT and nuin4r of its Rooms, a very large Family.
' Portlier particulars !hay be known by inquiring at the
House itself, or by referring :to Mr. Wm. FRANK?S jun. op-
site the Plaugh, Clapham; to Mr. STOCKDALE, Bookseller,
Mr.ACKRRAIANN, 101, in the Strand: Mr. Gaou,
L.i.ilsehonse-cOurt, Doctors' COmmons; or Mr. DAw-
, Bank Coffee-louse, nearly opposite the front gate of the
tank, at which several' places Tickets may be obtained for see=
ing it, any day from 12 to 7:o'clock. - • •

MANOR. OF OAKLEY.—BUCKS.
TO -BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , •
:13y Arr. D. GODSON,
At the AUCTION MART, near the Bank Of. England;
On -FRIDAY-,_ the 3(1 Day of JULY next, -at-One o'clock,
IN FOUR LOTS,: •
ALL that the said freehold MANOR of OAK-
LEY, withall its Rights, Royalties, arid Appurtenances,
and three capital and disgust FARMS, containing together,
441 acres.; ;13 roOds, 12 *perches, of excellent Feeding, Dairy,
74,11(1 Arable Land; mostly Tithe-free, and the whole. of the
1-10,1 Tax redeemed ; sitnate in. the parishes of Oakley and
in the county of Bucki; togetherwitir the-valuable and.
extensive Rights of Com:win appertinant th((..-eto, in the re-,
ailectire occupations., of Missrs. ThomaS Hudson, Edmund
etts, and Henry Ferwinuy:e...
The Farm-houses and Buildings are conveniently-situated
to the. respective farms, and are in good condition.
Oakley is 9 miles from the City of • Cixford, '5 from Thame„
10 from BiceSter, and 12 from Aylesbury.. '
Mr. HonsOri, of the-Manor-house, v. 4.11 spew the. Estate, of
vhom printed, particulars niaY be had, 14 days prior to the
tale; also at the Angel Ann, -Oxford; Co:-)!1Ani Buck-
ir-D'ghi,l4,,l; Red Lion, I-Lgh• Wycombe; Aylesbury;
!'e,, "4011, Theme; of ;;ent.,-•Hoe,1;
Oxford; of JOHN PINNInk.a, lnn-$(1013-0,
I`,,,'"dony where INtal)s of thee-Este iLav he seen ; and of the
Auctioneer, at the Secretary's Office, Auction Mart, London.
London, England, 1812-06-17

A Debate of' very consideraMe length took
place last night in the House of Commons upon
the Orders in Counc!l. The House did not di-
yide upon Mr. BROUGlifite§ Motion, in conse-
quence of the declaration made by Lord .CASTLE-
REAGH, that it was the intention. of Government

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London, England, 1812-06-17

.-MIL WEST'S PICTURE OF "`CHRIST HEALING THE
• • SICK IN THE TEMPLE.!'
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continue to be received at the BRITISH GALLERY,
where the Picture wilt be exhibited till the latter end of July.
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and the remainder on the delivery of the Impressions.
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the British Gallery, Pall-Mali, London; for WhiCh a receipt
will be immediately returned.
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OFFICE OF ORbACiNCE.

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.4,4/ zo, iStz.
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS'of HIS 111,4.
1. `ZEST }''r °RPM:INCE do hereby give Notice, That
Propc,als will be received at their Ofirce, in Pall Mall, on or be-
fore Friday, the Bth day o/ 11,4 y next, from such liersms tss may
be willing to undertake 11,€ sttpp6r of various cpticles, termed
" PFT TY EMPTI()NARY," jot' servim of this Depart.
ment lw a periziol Three Years, d t,rntiltalee at the expiration
of .one Year, at the option oj either pa!-y.

Separate Tenders will he c9nsidereel fir any Part or Share of
the Articles Jpecifird in the List, Patterns and Samples n/ 'width
may be viewed upon application at the Principal Stets-keeper's
• Opi.ee in the Tower, and tbe Vet,. and all
.farther Partici/-
ties, together with the Terms and Conditions of the (An-
Iraq, may be Obtai7ed at. the Secretary's 011ie?' in Pall-Mallaf;eesaid, ai"eraid, airy day between the &cont.& 41 Ten and Four o'Cl;ck,
where the. Proposals malt' he ,delivered, sealed up and indm zed,
" Proposals for Petty' Emptionary Articles;" but no Pro-
poral can be admitted after the said Bth they 01 11Lity, at Twelve
o'Clock at Noon of (he same tiay; neither will any Tender be
noticed, unless the Party making it, ar an -Agent in his &hey,
thag attend.

Or,ler of the Board,
R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

SALES OF ESTATES,

THE WASHINC;IIReIIGI-I and I)EIGHINGTON
ES PATES, LINCOLNSHIRE.
. TO I3E SOLU BY AUCTION-,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, on Tuesday the
z6th of May, at t-,z o' luck, in Lots,

QUNDRY Valuable FIitEEIOLD FAIIVIS, with
Li excellent Farm-houses and Buildings, situated in the Pa-
rishes of Washingbrough and Heigningion, within three Miles
of the city of Lincoln,
,let to respectable l'enants at Will,
at low Rents, amounting to upi.yarcts of zooot per An:•utn.
And on Tuesday, the 9th of lune, following day, will bz sold,
•

at the Saiacen's. freil .1 tin, Lincoln;
Several smaller Faims, also situated in Washingbrough
and tieighin4ton,•witti.a Water a Public-house,
and several Cottages and Teneme.its,
The whole Estate contains near s,EVEN I'EEN HUN-
DRED ACRES of very valuable Arable. Meadow, and Pas-
ture Land ; the Buildings are all in excellent Repair, and the
Land• Tax has beeil.redeetned. •

The Estate • may, f)e viewed, on application to Mr.
Hett,. at Washingbrough, and Printed Particulars will be-
ready for del/very at Days preceding the Sale, and may then
be had at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln; the principal Inns at
Seaford, Bourn, Boston, Peterborough, and Hilton; • at uar-
raway's ; of Mr. Fladgate, Solicitor, No. tz, Essex-street,
Strand ; and of Mr:- Syui• b, -Saville-row.