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London, England, 1812-11-11

OFFICE, OP ORDNANCE,

Oct. 28, 1812;
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of
.J.E-STY'S' Nfl'E, do -,hereby • give ATotice,.
That Proposals will be received at( I h(it Office, i 4 Pull-:K~c1I,
on ,or bejiirefrednesday, the I VI, N01.'!???!Jer next,from
smelt Perseus as may be willing to undertake the Supply of
the quantities and descriptions of TIMBER rinentioned,
or service of the Royal Carriagl Department at Woolwich,
where the Deliveries are to be made, viz.

Loads.
Hewed Oak Timber 1,400
Hewed Elm Timber 42,060
Round Ash Timber. 1,006
No. •
Ash FeHies, 4 :4 4 inch. for 5 ft. Wheels 30,000
Oak Spokes, for 5i ft. Wheels 40,000
Elm Stocks, 14 14 inch. 6OO

The Deliveries to take place as follows :—Of the Elm Tim-
ber, on or before the 30th -Ipril ; of the Ash, on or before the
30th June ; of the Oak on or before the 31st Wober ; and the
Oak Spokes on or before the' 31st March, in the ensuing Year.
- Two-Mi.:Vs of th:. Oak Timber to be of 70 ft. Stick and up-
wards, and the remaining third to be of 60 ft. and upwards
of the Elm Timber, no Tree to it, under3o ft. ; the Ash Tim-
ber to be from 20ft. to 60 ft. ; and the Elea Stocks to be chop-
ped and bored.
No Tender for less Quantities than 100 Loads of Timber,
and 50000 of the Fellies and Spokes, will be considered ; and
further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known upon application at the Secre-
tary's Office, in aforesaid, any Day between
the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, wherethe Proposals must
be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, "Proposals for Timber.',
but no Proposal can be admitted after the said ISah day of No-
vember, at Twelve o'clock at Noofi of the same. Day; 7i-either
will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or
an 4geat in his Behalf shall attend. •
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secrqtary•
London, England, 1812-11-11

EAST INDIA-HOUSE,

• " Nov. 4, 1812.
TIIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY Of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,Trad-
ing to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice,
That a QUARTERLY GENER/ILCOURT of the said
bompany will be held at their House in Leaclenhall-street,
on TT'ednesday, the 16th December next, at Eleven o' Clod
in the Forenoon, for the purFosc of declaring a Dividend from
Midsummer last to Christmas next.

ir, RdifSAY, Sec•retarJ.

LOCK AND SURGIC.

Pivrito
His Royal Ilighttess t
GOVERNI

IL DISPENSARY.
Elie Duke of York.
ORS,
Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Col. H. Cleweuti, M. P.
Capt:J. Hay.
SURGEON, - -
Mr. Kiernan, MenAer of the Royal College„ London.

Earl of Leitrim
lion. Col. J. Barry, M.P.
John LatAnichei M.P.

lIiIS INSTYPUTION, established for the (N-
-clusire Treatment and Cure of 'the VENEREAL. DiS-
LASES, and then dreadful cowequenees, as Strictures, Debi-
lity, Ulcerations, &c. has to boast the cure of no less than
two thousand Patients, annually, .many of whom have been
afflicted from ten to twenty years,
' The early symptoms of Gonorrhcea and Chancre are cured
in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode
of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ge-
nerative organs, which impair the constitution; and shorten
life, are here more' successfully treated than on any other
plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at
his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-
square, where Letters from Town and Country are. to be ad-
dressed, and the necessary advice and medicine will be given
or sent to any part of the kingdom.

GENUINE _
NEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's
Church-yard, London, or No. 29, Dante-street,
Dublin, Proprietors of Dr. lames's Powder, and other
valuable Preparations, inform the Public,-, that in conse-
quence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is 2S.
9d. per Packet, or 11. ss. 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in
a Bottle, t1..45. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but
observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,"
are engraved in the Stamps.
The following are the Prices of their Medicines, duties
included ; but those who purchase six, or more, will be
allwed the Stamps gratis. •
s. a.
Dr. iatries's Powder , 9 Dalby's Carminative , 9
Do. Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 ci
Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 Huxharn's ditto - 3
Dr.Anstin's Chalybeate4 Englio Coflce - 2 .9
Dr. Steer's Opodldoc 2 9 Lssence of Ginger - 2 9
Do.. Convulsion Oil - 2 6 Inglis:Ps Scots Pills
Do. Cameile Drops 1 9 Choltenham Salts - 2 9i
EssenccolCoitsfoot 3 6 1 pecaeuanha Lozenges t ti
Mr. Spence'Dentifrice .4. o Dr. Solander's Tea - 2 9
Th,.: Cephalic Snuff - t ti Henry's Mvnesia . 2 6
LOzenges of Blois t Maredant's Drops . 5 6
Glass's Magnesia -
,3 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5 6
Leo's Liniment. - 5 o Grant's Cough ditto 1 6
Asthmatic Balsam - 2 g Greenough's I' inctures
Tonic pills - - - 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges r I
Dr. Hooper's Pills t 1 Soothing Syrup - a 9
Atr.ple allowance to Merchants. &c. for Exportation.
London, England, 1812-11-27

WANTS A PLACE,

A PERSON to WAIT on a LADY ; or, as
UPPER HOUSE MAID; can Iw:es an undeniable
Chafacter from her last place, wilete s!ic lived some years.
Please to direct for D. T. No. '23, King-street, Holborn,
at Mr. Hardy's..
London, England, 1812-11-27

SMITHFIELD CLU°B.

THE SMITHFIELD CHRISTMAS SHEW
A. • .of CA'ITLE, SHEEP, and PIGS, will be held at Mr.
Sadler's Repository Yard, Gos ell-street, near Smithfield, on
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, the 11th, 12th, and
14th of December, 1812.
The Annual Dinner of the. Club will be held at Free-
mason's Tavern, on Monday, the 14th, at. Five o'clock ; and
Tickets, 12s. 6d. each, may be had, at the Bar of the Tavern ;
or of Mr.Sadler, at the Shew Yard.
:NAB. The stockto be exhibited for the Prizes must ar-
tive at the Shew Yard before Ni:;'e o'Clock on the morning of
Thurday, the 10th ; and Certificates - exactly conformable to
the printed ForMs, must- either be then delivered ,or pre-
viously sent (sealed up) to the Stewards of, the Yard,. other-
wise such. animals, will not be admitted into competition by
the Judges. • . . -
Bills of the /°reiniums and Forms may be. had at the Yard.;
at Nu. 7, Cloth Fair ; at the Ring's Head; •or the Lock and
Rev Coffee-houses, in Smithfield Market.
• The Club bold a Meeting at Freemason's Tavern, on
Friday, the 11th, at. Three o'clock.
London, England, 1812-11-27

This Da)' was pnblislaed,

. _
In Five large- Volunie, Octavo, price 31. in boards, .a New
Edition of ,
E HISTORY of rCHURGH- of
-mi" -C HRIST. '
•

By the Rev. JOSEPH MILNER; A. M.
Muster of the Grammar SchOo4, and afterwards Vicar of the

• Holy Trinity Church, in Kingston-npon4lull..-
Revised, corrected, and continued,
• •By the Rer, ISAAC MILNER, D.D. l''.R.S.
Doan of Carlisle, und Presiknt of Queen's College, Cam-
bridge.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. navies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
_ .

1. -Practical Sermons; to which is prefixed, an'Acconnt.of
the Life and Character of the' Author, by the Dean of Car-
lisle; two vols. price 11. 4s. in boards.
2. Tracts and Essays, Theological and Historical; ,tne
price 12s. boards
*4l, The yoAs, complete, of the late Rev. Joseph Milner,
P. M. a new and uniform Edition, in eight large vols. Bvo.
price.4l. 165. in boards.
N. .1.3• Some Copies of the Second Volume of The History
toi-i of the Chn:•cit of Christ have also been printed, for zopa-
-rate Sale, to ccuiplete sets of the former Edition. ' •
London, England, 1812-11-27

THEAtILE 110Y.W, CO V ENT4 i.III.I)EN.

T.
O-MORROW. EVENING, Nov. 28, 1812,
the revival of the Tragedy of .
ALEXANDER THE. . GREAT.
. , Alexauder, •Mr. DErry ;
Clytus, Mr. EGERTON ;
• . , Cassander, Mr. BARRY MORE ;
. ' Lysiinaehus, Mr. ABBOTT,.
licphestion, Mr. 11AMERTON ;
.Polyperchon, Mr. CRESWELL;
Thessalus, Mr. ,CI-lA.PMAN ;
Teteliccas, Mr. CLARKMON r ;
Ettaienes Mr. KINL, ;
Aristander, Ar. JEFFERd.S. ; • '
• - Stave, - Mr. .1011.1.c.0, ;
Sysig-ambis, Miss LOGAN ;_
Statira, Mr, 1-1. JOHNS iON ;
' lioxana, .tins. POWELL; .
Parisatis, Miss COOKE.
In Act H. The -Grand Triumphal Entry of Alexander. into
Babylon, with the Full Chorus " See the Conquering Ihro
collies:" , , _ _

............. .
After which win be performed (sixth time) a New Farce
(with Songs) called
LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC.
rue Overture; &c. composed by. Mr. M. P. King.
Tile Principal Characters by
Mr. BLANCHARD, Mr. MATHEWS, /
Mr. LISTON; Mr. BROADHURST
Mr. A riciNs,, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLAVE%
Mrs. GIBW, Miss E. BOLTON.

, .
Places for. the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at tisk
New Box-Office, Hart-street.
The Doors ,wili be opened at half-past Five, and the Play
,begin.at hall-paA Six. •
Boxes 7s. Second Price Bs. Gd.—Pit 35. Gd.'Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price Gd. - •
The New Farce, called Lore, Law, and Physic, will be
repeated eery Evening till further Bake.
The Tragedy of Alexander the Great, will be repeated on
and Puesday next.
On Monday Shakspeare'l- Tragedy of 'King .Richard the
Third: "
On. Wednesday will be- prodnced,.for the first time, -a New
Grandllistorical Play (in three acts) Werspersed with Music,
which has been long in preparation, called The Itcnegoftle.
London, England, 1812-11-27

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 27. '

This day's Market was pretty well supplied with
the different kinds of cattle ; Beef, Mutton, and
Veal were cheaper; Pork snpports last price.; and
the trade is genera! was somewhat flat. The sales
in the ilay-market were rather dull; Clover,bas
dropped in price ; Hay and Straw fetched last
prices. The following prices and numbers are an
accurate statement :

lo sink the Offal, per Stone of 81h.
Beef, 4s. •id. to ss. 2d. Mutton, 4s. Bd. to ss. Od. Veal,
4s. Sd. to Os. 4d. Lamb, 05..t0 Os. Od. Pork, ss. Od. to 7s. Od.
BeasB, 1450. Sheep, 6590. Calves, 110. Pigs, 250.
• SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. •
•

Hay, 41. Os. to M. 10s. Straw, 21. Os. to 21. 10:. Clover,
61. Os. to 71.:55.'

CoRN EXC:IANGE, NOV. 27.—Our
.Wheat Mar-
ket this day was very thinly supplied, and re-
mains full as dear ;. Oats arc from 2s to 3s.
dearer ; the arrivals of this week not an-
swering the expectationt of the buyers, who
have been holding off for some time, waiting a
better supply; We had a good deal of Barley in
to-day, which declined in price 2s. per quarter;
Malt it dull of sale; in Otly.zr kinds of grain no
alteration.

New Wheat D. 100 s. 105 s.
Firie ditto - -140 s.
Ryo - - -'7ss. 80s.
Barley - - - -• 435. t;f3s.
New Ditto - tiSs.
Malt -". • - - 925. 102 s.
Fine ditto - - - • 1 oSs.
White Pea.ie (boil.)100s. 110 s.
New ditto - -120 s.
Grey ditto - - - 765.. 80s.
New•ditto - - • 84s.

Tick Beans - - - 725. 775.
Old ditto - - - 12.05.
Small ditto -120 s. 126 s
Feed Oats - - - 335. 425.
Fiue ditto, - - - 545.
Poland ditto - '-• 48s. 525..
Fine ditto - - 545.
Potatoe ditto - -58 s.
Rape Seed - - - 661. 761.
Fine Flour - -105 s. llos.
Seconds - - IVOs.
London, England, 1812-11-27

EAST INDId-HOUSE,
Nov. 25, 1812.
• THE COMMITTEE of WAI?EtIOUSES of the
- UNITED COMP4NY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
trading- to the , do hereby give
No.qce:, That the Committee will be ready to receive Proposals
in WritinA (Wald up) on or &fore
.Trednesday, the 9th
Day Of Deeember next, from such Persons as may be wilting
to' supply the Company with Four Thousand Toni of BRI-
TISki BIN and ROD IRON; and that the Cond;tion.c of the
Contract may be seen. upon application o Mr. Robert
sett, Clerk, to the said Committee, with whom the Proposals
must be &jt before 12 o'clock et Noon,. o; the said 9th Dc-.
her O'er whiCh Hour the Committee will not reC clue any
Tender..
London, England, 1812-11-27

LAW REPOIIT.

COURT OF CHAISCERY, Nov. ,2
‘,

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

mottras v. COLMAN.

This cause stood for jUdguient upon an excep-
tion taken to the• Master's Report, which found
that Mr. Colman had not consented to the sale of
Mr. Tahourdin's share of the theatre to the
plaintiff.
Its Lordship gave hisldecided opinion against
the Master's Report, and in support of the .excep-
tion filed thereto on the part of the plaintiff on,a
former clay, and now stated that his minutes
were made for the Registrar•, the words of them
being taken front the Tay words of Mr. COL-.
man's own statement of facts delivered in before
the Muster.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, Nov. 25.
London, England, 1812-11-27

POLICE.

BOW-STREET.— Yesterday John Drake was
brought to-the Office, and charged •.with feloni-
ously stealing a large quantity of wearing ,apparel
and linen, the property' of Lady Sutton. and Da-
niel Bailey, Esq. which had been entrusted to
Mrs. Brownel, a laundresi, in Chalton-street, Sow
mer's Town.

The prisoner. was employed to take the pro-
perty" hornebbut instead of that tie absconded with
it. lie was advertised in the Hue and Cry, which
was observed by the Police-Officer, at Coventry,
who discovered the prisoner near there, and went
to apprehend him.. The prisoner made a degie-
rite resistance, Which compelled the officer to
prodUce a pistol and threaten to blow his brains
out, and in the affray he knocked five of his teeth
out ; he afterwards brought him to London.
Part of the property has been discovered to
have been pledged by a woman the prisoner coha-
bited with, and another part of it has been re-
covered by the same woman offering it for pledge,
and on her being questioned as to how she bey
came possess.ed of it, she ran away and left it ill
the shop. , -
The prisoner was committed for further exami-
nation..

A man was charged with uttering forged-Bank,
of England notes, by selling. them to Dickonfl, one
of the iiatrole belonging to the Odice, and wo
committed for trial.

F •VsioN-HALL.—Christopher Rowland was yes-
terday brought before Mr. EVANCE:. on an in-.
formation charging him with working a private
still. James Charles York, a custom-house
officer, stated that, in consequence of information
he had :received, he procured a search warrant,
and taking another officer with bins, went to the
defendant's- house, in Prospect-place,Malworth•
After a shore delay, they, obtained admission, and
•in an inner room discoyercd two stills at work,
one of them, of the dimensions of sixty gallons,
was cllarged with wash, the other of thirty gal
lons, was charged with low 'wine. No person
except the defendant was on—the premises. The
defendant, when called on for his; defence, said
lre was employed by a Mr. Smith who rented the
house,.but who he was, or where he was to be
found, he couldinot tell. The defendant was fined
301. and.costs.

BIRTHS. -
On the 4th inst. Viscountess Kilcoursie, of a. son.
On Saturday, at Birlittglnuu Rectory, Worcestershire, the
Lady of the Rev. Alexander Luders, of a daughter.
Lately,/ at Lynchfield-House, near Bishop's Lydeard, the
Ladv.ol'r. M. Charter, -ail, son. - • •
A few days ago, at the Cottage, Saiutfiehl, the La.l7, of the
Rev. H.• H. Woisley, of a son. •
London, England, 1812-11-27

--Numilr,it 6309.]

THEATRE ROYAL, DTtUItY-LANE.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 27,
Igl2, Their Majesties Servants will peaurin theCo-
411ic Opera of

UP ALL NIGHT ;
Or, THE SMUGGLERS' CAVE. •
:Admiral Blunt, 'Mr. DowroN
Harry Blunt, Mr. MILLER ;
Heartwell, Mr. MARSHALL; •.
Young fleartwell, Mr. PHILIPPS
Meddle, Mr. HORN; ,
Peter, Mr. SMI'T'H; •
Juliana, Mrs.MOUNTAIN; •
Flora, Miss POOLE ;
Madge, Mrs. Oltg.f,ll.
To which will be added the Farce of
HONEST THIEVES. •
'Colonel Careless, Mr. HOLLAND;
Abel, Mr.OXBERRY ;
Obadiah, Mr.DOWTON ; • -
Teague (with the Song of. "'The Tight Irish Boy"),
.by
Mr. JOFINSTONE ;
Mri: Day, Mrs. SPARKS;
Ruth, Mrs. ORGER.

. .
The Doors to he opened at half- past Five o'clock, to be-
gin at half past Six. - • . . . .
. .
'Boxes, 75.; Second Price_3s:6&---Pit, 3s. Gd.; Socond Price,
2s.—LowerGallery es.; Second Price, Is.—Cpper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, (id,: .
.. . .
• Boxes-and Placs s' to he taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the Office in Little Bussell-street, from Ten-till
Four, arid from Ten in' the Evening until the Doors are
closed. .
.... -
- -

• ------
The principal Box Entrances arc in Brykrges-,strcet, with
an auxiliary (lour in Mussel-street; the Pit Entrances are in
Russell-street and Woburu-street the LoWer Gallery En-
trances are in Ittisseli-street and Woburn-street; the Upper
Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. •
Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up trout
Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off toyards the
Strand.
To the Pit, to set down front Great Russell-street, and draw
off down Little Russell-street and Drury-lane.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYNI6ND.---Nii Money to be Returned.
' ViOuit Rex et Regina.
The Public are respectfullrinformed, that Mr. Rae's next
appearance will be on Tuesday se'nuight, in the Character of
Toting Norval, hI the Tragedy of Douglas.
To-morrow, the Comedy of The Pravoked Husband ; With
the Farce of Netley Abbey.-,On Monday, the Comedy of The
Honey-Moif; with the Farce of The Three and the Deuce.—
On Tuesday, theTragediof or, The Fatal Marriage;
'"vith the Farce of Raising the Wind. ,
London, England, 1812-11-27

THE KING V. JOHN AGG.

This was a prosecution fm, a libel that had ap-
peared in 'a periodical publication, cal 'd Town
Talk, in January last, on Thomas Best, charging
him with being a gambler, a swindler, and a man
of the blackest hue ; one who had been the cause
of his own dishonour, in driving his- wife into a
course of -infamy, for the sake of money,' which
he afterwards enjoyed.
It had been tried at• quildfordnt the last Sur-
rey Assizes) and Lord Ellenborough read his
notes_ of the trial. Mr. Harrison, an attorney,
had purchased the publication, and, had after-
wards waited upon: Agg, the publisher,.a prisoner
in the King's Bench, calling on him to give up
the author ; but Agg said, ". No, I never give
up ate author ; and as for me, lam now a prisoner
in the Bench, and
.have no money, therefore nei-
ther fine nor imprisonment can affect me, even
though you prosecute and obtain a sentence
against inc." It also appeared from the evidence,
that time prosecutor in this case, Thomas Best,
was the gentleman who bad the Misfortune to kill
Lord Camelford in a duel.

An affidavit 'made by Thomas Best, the prose-
cutor, now in the Rules of the Bench; was put
hi. It set forth not only the libel, hut subse-
quent publications respecting it, and in illustra-
tion of it, that had appeared in this Town, Talk ;
and it also set forth the several reasons for deem-
ing the libel to have been written on Mr. Best..

M. ADOLPHUS; for the defendant, called for a
lenient judgment on his client, as the libel was
cnia inan who had made himself the • subject of
general talk, by his conduct, and who was ►fow
living with a very cdebratect- lady,- 'although he
had a wife in existence. As to the charge of not
haV.ing given up the author, after the defe,,,:ant
had committed so great a " mistake," by pub-
lishing the libel, he could not but think that
merit was due to Agg for hiS Conduct in ti►is
particular.
Mr. NOLAN, on the part of the. pros.ecution, oh-
served with pointed severity on the heinousness
of the libel, in calling a man, of v:-hom it was in
evidence the, defendant knew nothing, a swin-
dler, a„.. gambler, and the cause of his own
honour.

Mr. Justice GROSE delivered the sentence of the
court, observing, that Agg appeared to he a sys-
tematic libeller-7-one who was destitute of fear,
principle, or shame ; a.id, tinder such circum-
stances, it behoved the Court to take care that he
should not outrage private feelings and public de-
cency with impunity. His sentence was—That
he pay a fine of 501. to the King, be imprisoned
for Niue Months in Newgate, and at the expira-
tion of such term, that he enter into recog-
Lizances, himself and two sureties; for three -years.
The Court was occupied till near five o'clock in
• pronouncing these judgments.
London, England, 1812-11-18

MARRIED.

At Gretna Green, on the sd last: Mr. Thomas L'arnfether.,
to Miss Mary Rell, Utak of the parish of Sc4lebr.:
On 3,lundav, the 9th inst. at Landilo, in the county of eel.-
martnen, John Heusleign Es4.•ut. Ciesselly, in the
county of Pembroke' to Gertrude, youngest danginer.ut Lord
Robert Seymour, of Jalbtris, in Carmarthenchire.
The same day, arliututries, Capt. George Manual, of the,
Dituafriesshire 'Militia, to Eliza, second daughter of John Ha-
milton, Ecq.

Ttiesday, the 10th instant, by spe6al license, at Belle-'
vile:pause, Guernsey, -Capt. litttier, Wiltshire Militia, elde4
sou Of Joseph Butler, Fay.-of Kirby 1-fone, Newbury, IleAtis,
1c Eliza, only child of Capt. Dubree,
Lately, at Sulkierland; Lieut. S. G. Carter, .18th regimeot'
of fort; . to Miss 13rowne, daughter-in-law of Lieut,-Colonci, -
Vernon, of the lame regiment.
London, England, 1812-11-18

TWO 'HUNDRED POUNDS,

one Moiety to be paid on :.Comanituient ,for Trial, .and the
other •Moiety on .Conviction. If an; Accomplice in tlio
surrender, himself- and make Discovery;. whereby
One or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre-
hended and brought to Justice; such Discoverer will be. en-
titled to the said Reward, antrbe admitted an' Evidence—fOr
the trown: • „ . .

By Command of the Postimfster-fieneritl, -
F. FREELING; See.

Just Rub
In One-Vol, Quarto, prier is. ird. iu boards,

Illustrated with Seven iarge Plates and a Map of the Theatre
of War,

A'NARRATIVE' of the CAMPAIGNS in
POLAND, between the RUSSIANS and FitENcH, in
the years 1806-7 ; N6th brief Remarks on the Character and
Composition of the Rus,ian Army; interspersed with 'Anec=
dotes of the Generals Beninzen, Bragreion, Platow,'&e.

In this Work will be found interestin Deseriytions and
ondotes of the Russian tight Infantry, Iniptruil, Guards,
Cavalry, Artillery, Cossaques, Basquier3, &c. &c.
• - Printed for T. Egerton, MilitaAy Library, Whitehall; and
be had of all Booksellers.
London, England, 1812-11-18

FULLER AND JAY.

A third battle, for the subscription purse, wa%
fought between these men, the former of whom is
a pupil of Richmond's, and the latter a -candid.tj
from Leicestershire, of 14 stone, and Ilerenleaa
strength. He was so tremendous:a hitter, and so
much siperior in weight, that Fuller,-who is a p
lessor of first rate science, was taken away agaius
his consent, after fighting 15 minutes. •

BIRTHS..

On Sunday, in Sollo-square, the Lady of Matthew-Whitt.,
Esq. M.P. of a sun, b.c.lng her rifternth
Monday se'anight, Mrs. Curtis, wife of. Captain C!.:rtis,
R. N..ut a son.

Tio .game day, at Hythe, the,Lady of W. A. Thackthwaite,
I:sq.- Of a-.40n.
(On. Saturday, the 14th instant, at the house of ner father,
the itev..John Watkins, of Clifton .Camcille, Statiiirdshife,
Mt7s. wife -of kobert Taylor, k;sq.- of 12)(n.hushuzl-
youa re, of a dougiatur. . •
0n Sunday last, at his house in Bolton street, Piccadilly. '
the Lade of J. licauclerk, Esq. of a son and heir.
The s;iue day, Mis. Matthew Ffinch, of Deptfozd, Kent, ot.
a daughter.
London, England, 1812-11-18

A REACCHRISTAIAS7BOX.,

T this, critical., 'Season when Children are
-.CR. Teething, they suffer more nabs than at any time in
the year,,a very few escaping convulsions, -it is particularly
'requested of every Mother and Norse that have vonisF Chil-
dress, not to !.k: without tire AMERICAN sbol kuNG
..tiYityP in the nursery, as it ;;ices immediate relief. •
Mrs..lclinson .feeliMr for the Poor, at a time like- this,
'When so many are out of employ, and bread SQ very dear,
Wishing tv reliere those dear little sufferers, .has given them
-a real Christmas,•box, by extending her charity one liw.7.r
longer, that is'.to say, from nine to 'eleven, every Tuesday
and Saturday mornings,. until next March, and then, as
lisnal (while the days are so 'very short, and hundreds live at
Is 5. -cat distance, cannot get their children at -her house in
thdy mast,_ being a letter 'from a respectable House-
Leeper, that thoy are real objects of charity.
Mrs. J. hope::, at the same time, so great a charity will not
be'abused; as' it is entirely, out of her own private purse; and
trusts that Persons who,,can a_tiord to purchase the Syrup will
not injure the Poor by.obtaming what is intended far their.
.relief. •

To he bad, wholesale and.,retail, 'of tlie Proprietors, ~Johns-
oh anti-: Williams, No. 94,. Newman-street, Oxford-street;
rnd by their appointment, of Golding, i 2, Coriihhl: Bark-
ley, 9b, Fleet-market ; Shaw andst;dwards, St.Patil's Church-
yard; -330tler, 4, Cneay!ide; Newbury :arid Son, St. Paul's
'Church yard, and Dame-street, Dnulia; Dicey and Sutton,
liow Church-yard;: a nil by' all the principarnedicine Venslera
.in Town and Counts v, :Is. 9d. a for ready mousy. :
t., ask foe Johnson arid
Sootiun6 S,Tup,.:as there are a number of spurious
4orta.
London, England, 1812-11-18

torrents, and FdiVer at lenf:,;-b ;vent-down with a
slight
7*."-Both. were open mo r hell at breathitq,r, buz
Power cornmeneed-dnether.iAly unexampLed
gaiety. *Carter taatle stops, seen:llloy ra-
ther to avoid a rally; but V e otien3ive manner of
the other compelled him to de so. After _some
smart hitting, iti which Power had'some advan-
tage; Power; received a most dangerous crosz..-
bottcoelt,

8. Glrter had recovered, second wind, and he
had the advantage in an obstinate rally. His head •
was, however, much hit ..jabdtit, and Power had -
(me eye bit blind. A rally- as courageous as, ever
was seen in any battle followed. Thc3,excitanqe(l
many hits each, knocked each other away several
times, and returned kith the fierceness of lions
the rally. Power at-length went (lower upon the
ropes, with bis.adversary.upOn
.9. This round Ivas'mo.st favourable td .„;
.who stopped him, got his head Under -
and fibbed him, but without much effect, as Power'
heldhis right hand until he had no more strengtlit
to do so, when tle fastened epOn the ear,- which
inducel Carter to rid hiinself of hith.; .and on
leasin6 head, P6wer fell in a sort of Way ;';
which induced the partisans of. Carter to suspect_
he woithi not be able ti) appear again. •
10: Carter, from the weakness of his opponent,
bt)recL and hit him to all parts off the and
•.
I),,we fel .. from iveakties
11, Power seemed to Lie rem
..*Vexing and
after this round he.pro -i'essively won the fight by, y
superior Carter made some goodstousi
but-was not `.;cient with the rig-
ht hand. A,de-
term rally_ commenced, which ended in ipxtri
.rarties going (10:4'n togetho, Carter underinmt.'
•12. Power placedNvogoodraits,left and right,.
on the body and bead, and had none the worst Of .1
the fall by closing.
, .
13.: In this round betting became nearly .fl,.s at. •
settipg-to. Carter had become weak, and 1.;0v.-.r
hadiiartially recovered,
_stifficient to avail
-of his scleace, by hitting and breaking- aw
Sevcral courageous rallies took place in the..s•Lil:.:;o_
qUentiroundS, but Po wjr' stirceeded so well ftle;
sys'tetn adopted, that having kept his roan • con-
stantly bleeding, he went in and 'fought Jilin tat
test, and beht him progreasiVely by two ur ti-ire
hits on tL:, head and body in each round, n:;:il•
39 rounds had .been fought in orie.hoar and tweet-
ty-minutes. Carter. maintaiped them:lost sangti7.4
nary conflict with courage equal to. any man whis
ever stripped, until he was too exhausted to feel his
legs, or to move his head off his second's ,shoulf-=
tiers. In this situation Gregson conveyed him to .
a' chaise, and from thence to a Gentleman's house
in the neighbourhood. Both the men were dreail,
fit* beat, but the injury sustained by Power was
.not; to.be compared to that ,of Carter. Ou the.
victory 'being. announced, Crib took -the winner
in his arms, and bore him off in triumph. •

LANCASTER AND MARTEN, A JEW.
A scientific and resolute battle was next fonc:;c.
between these men, which was-won by the former
in 33 minutes.
London, England, 1812-11-20

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 20

This day's Market was not well supplied with
the different kiwis of cattle :-2-Beef is cheaper ;
Mutton is dearer ;. Veal and Pork 'sold at last
prices, and the trade in general was somewhat
fiat-411e sales in the Hay Market were not lively:
Straw and Clover have got up in priCe ; Hay ob-
tained last price.—The under-mentioned prices
and numbers are an accurate statement :

• To sink the Offal, per Stone c4f
Beef, 4s. Od. to ss. o►l. Mutton, 4s. 4J. to Zs. W. Veal,
ss. od. to Gs. Ock Lami), Os. to Os. Ocl. Porli, ss. Oti.. to
Beasts, CIO. Sheep, 4,400. Cnives, 140. Pigs, :;')O.

SMITHFIIMD HAY-MARK ET.
Hay, 41. Os. to 51. 10s. Straw, 21. Os. to 21. 16s. ,Clover,
Gl. Os. to Sl. Os.

CORN. EXCHANGE, Nov. 20.---There‘ bing
tolerable supply of Wheat from Suffolk, and bits
little doing, prices are stationary ; the demand
for Rye being considerable, that article -has ad-
vanced ss. per quarter; good Oats are much in
demand, and one shilling per.quarter dearer, and
there was a brisker sale for ordinary, at fast prices ;
fine Barley .went off readily at an advance of 2s.
per quarter ; and other sorts are disposed to look
upwards ; old Beans are much sought after, and
are worth 6d. per quarter more than Wedneiday ;
other descrptions of grain are nearly as before.

New Wheat 90s. 100 s. 105 s.
Fine ditto - - -140 s.
Rye
Batlq , - - - - .50s. 60s,
New Ditto - - - 725.
Malt - - 925. 102 s.
Fine ditto - - -105 s.
White Peaje (boil.)100s. 110 s.
New ditto - - -120 s.
Grey ditto - - - 735. 80s.
New tlitto - - -

Tick Beans - - -82 s. 86s•
Old ditto , - - -
Small ditto 121 s. 1.26 s
Feed Oats - - - :365. 40s.
Fine ditto - - - ' 525.
Poland ditto - - 465. 501.
Fine ditto - -
Potaroe ditto -
Rape Seed -
Fine Flour - -

- 6fll. 701
1055.110.
London, England, 1812-11-20

The Bags stolen arc,—

Halifax of the 23th - Nottingham . .... 2Gth.
Bradford, ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto
. Leeds ditto Oakbant
Wakefield .. ditto Uppingliam
~luddersli:ld ditto • Kettering
Barnsley.... ditto - Thrapstone ditto
-Sheffield.... ditto
Rotherham.. ditto
•
Chesterfield. Alitto
a nsfield ditto .
Whoever shall apprOrend the Person or Persons who coin
mitted the said Rithbery, will be entitled to a Reward of
TWO HUNDRED POUND,S,
one Moiety to be paid on Commitment for'Trial, and the
other. Moiety on Conviction. If an Accomplice in the Rob-
bery will, surrender'hiMself and make Discovery, whereby
one or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre-
headA and brought to Justice; such Discove'rer will be en-
titled to the said Reward, and; be admitted an Evidence for
ti7e Crown. • -

By Command of the Postmaster-General,
F., FItEELING, Sec.
London, England, 1812-11-20

HORNSBY and Co.. resiretfulty -ac'quaint
the Public, that they- have on Sale a Variety of
TICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing LorrEity, to lie
Drawn on the 14th 4nd 151134anuary Next.
Ti::l7.ets will be ail drci.Arn agreeably to the old mode
011)ra:wing, which_ cannot fail of giving universal Sataisae-
tion.

On perusing the Scheme, it Will be found more advantage-
ous•tbairtor muny Lutcries.past.
It 'cohtains not only Two of 20,0001. but Two of 100003.
. are added thereto, and irnany snore numerous Capital Prizes. •
Orders by Post or Carrier, executed on the same Terms;as
if present, and all' Prizes exchanged without any deduction
whatever, at HORN!.IW- and Co':. Old Established State
Lottery Office, 267 CORM-JILL.
London, England, 1812-11-20

1-11! ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO.
Ali, 'Contract9is for the present'STATE LOTTERY, con=
-sisting of 13,000 Tickets, have the gratification of acquaint-
ing the Public that they hare been so successful 'as to tibtaln
the same wade of Drawing as, in tlie oid English Lotteries.
There are no Classei, but the whole of the 12,000 different
Numbers which the-Lottery Coritiins will be put intc.i the
Wheel; and every"ficliet'drairti. separately,. for whichipur-
pose Z:;orerninent bas: granted
...Ply() Days of Drawin the
14th aad Lith of January.

-4' SCHEME.
2.... of -.1:20,000 ..„ are '....,4740,000
10,000 ' 9.0,600
2,000
1,000 ' 6,400
50t) 3,000
2000
300 , 3,000
200
100
1,600
1,600
1,500
8,080
31,500

6

t ~;

32
40
320
2,700

40
30
24
15

1?),Gi.0 Tickets. . ;036,000
The Favours of the Public are respectfully solicited lip•
RICHA`RDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. Ivlio are Selling
TICKETS and SHAlte:i in a varietV of Nunibei•si at their
Offices, BANK-BUILIMNGS, and facing the
KING'S MEWS, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1812-08-05

THE ARITHMETIC OF REAL LIFE.

1. The Tables of Weights and Measures, c..,rracted through.
out, and adapted to modern usage.
2. Obsolete and useless Rules expunged, and a. much Lrgf:
portion applied.to Stocks, Estates, Annuities, -I..)is.:!o:lnt.r-,
•Reversions, Tontines, Banking, Insurances, lirds.crage,
- Chances, Exchanges, &c.. &c. us practised by the Brokers
and Commercial. Companies of the City of London.
3. More Examples under each Rule than are to be feund its
any other-Work. •
4- Logarithms applied to Calculations of Annuities,
pound Interest, &c.
This Day was published,
The Vourth.Edition, revised and iznproVed, price Os. Cd.
bound, with the full Aliowauce to Schools.

ASYSTEM .of PRACTICAL' ARITHMETIC,
applicable .to the prrsent State of Trade and Money
Transactions, illustrated by numerous Examples widen. sail
Rule, chiefly adapted to_the Lase of Schools.
• By the Itev: J. ZOYCE, •
Author of Scientific Dialogues, &c. &c.
This new Arithmetic is intended to obviate the complaint
that every Youth on his leaving School and entering into the,
Counting House has more to unlearn than he has learnt re-
lative to the actual calculations of bwiness. Ever; Rule, au!
every Example, is drawn from real practice in the rariolts
brknches of Trade, and the tt,eltss tnd chsolete Rules,
which have hitherto disfigured our -Buoys of Arithiridtic,
have givenplace in the.present system, to the usages of real
life.

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And a System of Practical Book-Keeping, for Schwils, by
W. Morrison, of Glasgow; price is. 6d.
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PLAINED.

A • Tai which is-added,'
Translation of St. Paulinus's Epistle to Celantia, on the
ele of Christian Life • and an Elementary Vie-4- of Ge-
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By the Authbr of A ChriStian Surrey," &c.
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‘fA. Christian's Survey of all the primary Events an 4 Periods
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40usion of Prophecy. By Granville Penn, Esq.

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'pleted, . .
OLUME -tlie EIGHTH, of a new Edition,
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Th. - By WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
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-recksiastical, Civil, Military, and Miscellaneous.
t; 'n each Tract is prefixed a Prefatory View of the Time and
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BEAVER HATS.

GENTLEMEN'S LIGHT BEAVER HATS,
t, at the very low price of One Guinea, of a-superior qua-
-oto any yet offered to thi Public, manufactured upon an
iTerovett principle to keep their'shape, being the pleasantest
t ever worn, at Tayror's Original Light, Hat:Alanufactory,
Tichborne-street, top of the Haymarket.--Opera and
rry Hats equally cheap. -
tici% great ssortmeto put on nt of Gentlemen's Hats, of 'every descrip-
-11, alway As
ready- .
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. ..
8I ONLY lONEY at Eight and a Half per Cent. by
6, Annuity to any amount On Larnlo' or other Incomes,
on Bills or Nptes, or to Heirs of Property.
li/PPly or address to Messrs. Drmunimul -and Co. Navy and
t„-'ley Agents, 23, Russell-Metes; Howland-street, Fitzroy-
i'll4re, or No. 8, St. Michael's-alley, Royal acchange, wbo,=
j:`,lout other interference or exposition, can offeit the most
iNiorta.nt business in a few'hours, but decline all applications
' less than 300!. unless they lead to greater objects.
• MONIED. PERSONS.
4NY Gentleman or Lady desirous of makt., incr
4,the most of their Money, will always f.nd Securities here.
' • which they may lenity and safely employ it to the greatest
4,ntage; and to inspire their confidence, may be referred,
tlfeY require it, to Persons who have. been benefited by em-
" Jill, them. -
tt4PPly or address (post paid) to Messrs. Drummond and Co.
ry and Money Agents, 'Russel,Melt-g, Howland-street; or
kt?,i 8, St. Michael's-alley, Royal Exchange.--,Such valuable
14' various Secmedium of this Office. urities cannot & had frOm any other channel
through the

This Day was published, '
In Octavo, price Six Shillings sewed,
OBSERVATIONS on the DISTURBANCES
in the MADRAS ARMY, in 1809.
By JOHN. MALCOLM, .
eotenant-Colonel in the Honourable East India Company's
.!:ladras Arniy, Resident at Mysore, and late Envoy to the
"urt of Persia.
trPrinted for William Miller, Albemarle-street; and John
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CURISTIAN RELIGION.

FIVE lIIII\DRED-- QUESTIONS- and EXERCISES 'rela-
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being the only means ever contrived for implanting in young
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London, England, 1812-08-05

NIARRiED.

In cork, Richard Harris Purcell, Esq. of Annabella, is
that County, to Louisa, daughter of William Leader, Es-
of Mount Leader.

Yesterday se'nnight, at St. Nicholas Church,Worcester, Mr.
Daniel Lloyd, of Hanley Castle, to Miss SparTy, daughter of
the late Thomas, Svarry, Esq.. of 'Walton-Cardiff, Glouces-
tershire.. .

At Tooting, B. flounders, Esq. of Kingwood. Lodge, oal
Cooper's-hilt, near Windsor, to Miss Chapman, only daugh-
ter,of William Chapman, of Whitby, Yorkshire.
On Sattirday last, at the Collegiate Church, Wolverhamp-
ton, .Mr. Charles Stewart, of Surrey, to Attu/
second daughter 'of John Within, Esq. of Bilston, Stafford-
shire.

On Monday last, at St. Pancras Church, Mr:WitEmu Bell,
of Queen-street,- Cheapside, to Alicia, eldeSt daughter of Ma-
jor Slingshy, Esq. of,the New-road, Fitzroy-square.
Yesterday, at St. James's, Clerkenwell, Samuel Pul-
leys, Esq. of Cumming-street, Pentonville, to Miss Blackith,
of -Gwymes-buildings.
The. same day, at St. -Mary-le-honne . Church, • Hutches
Trower, Esql of Harley-Areet, to Miss Slater, the younge4-
daughter of the'late Gilbert Slater, 'Esq. of Knots Green, tit
the Giunty of ESsex.
On Friday se'anight, in the 37th year of his age, Williadt. .
O'Leary, Esq. nt,piiew (If Esq. of Limerick.
Lately, at Exet c, NV. H. Thompson, Esq. only son of M.
Thompson, Esq. to Miss Tonkin, only daughter of W. II-
Tonkin, Esq: of Northernhay..-House, Barrister at Lary, awl
a Bendier of the If onwtrable Society of the Middle Temple-

•
DIED.
On !Thursday morning week, aged 94, John Davie,. Esq-
firsteOttsiki to 11.1 S Grace the Duke of Norfolk, and Captain 111

the Royals.

A few days ago, at Billing, Northamptonshire, aged.3s,
-Caroline, Lady of Robert 'Garay ElWes, Esq. and pecond
daughter to the Right I-10n..L0r4.1-Yarberough.
Oa Friday last, AIL his
.17th, year,, at his father's hous-e iO
Clarg,!s-street,,rieeadilly, Robert, eldest son,of Lord Robert
Fitz Gerald. •
On SinraitY, :at her. house. in Sloane-street, Mrs. Burton,
widow of the Ate John Ourton,
Yesterday, at Kew, in 'the 80th Year of his age, Robert
Hunter, Esq. "
The same morning, Mrs. Weddell, wife of Mr. 'Weddell, of
-Aldgate-street:

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, 21.31 India ponds, Bs. 93. dis.
Navy 5 per Cent. 85 4- . South Sea Steck,- 60f.
Irish 5 per Cent. Exciter'. 11i115,34d, perday, V •
4 par Cent. 73iii 3s.- dis.
per Cent. Red. 56th Dittd, aid. per; day, As: .5:5. pt.
3 per Cent. Cons. 561-Vgi Ornniurn, •24: 24 pr,
Bank L. Ann;ls 5-16ths 4: Imperiat Ann. 5 L-16th
India Stock, IGii Cons for 428th inst. sCiii4

. ,
WATER AT IOONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW•
Morning, V minutes after. 1. I Evening, 5 minutes after 1•
London, England, 1812-08-05

LIBERAL AND USEFUL EDUCATION.

4S sotne'SCaOOLMASTERS and: GOVER,-
NESSES may not yet have bezome acquainted with the
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essential and indispensable:l3ranches of Education, by means
of QUESTIONS, or by WORKING at the several subjects
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. SIX HUNDRED QUESTIONS and EXERCISES 'on the
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price Is.
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Circumstances and Relations, by the Rev. J. :-Goldsmith,,
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price 4s. 6d. •
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Tutors, price 9d. sewed. , • .
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BIRTHS.

In 'January last, at CrownpoYe, in the'East Indiesi•the wife
of Major-General Stafford, of a Daughter.
On the .80th. ult. at Obis house in George's-square, Edin-
burgh, the Lady of J. C. Scott, Esq. of a Sun.
A few daysagO, at Erina.-House, near Castle Connell, this
Lady pf the Rev. M. S. Adams, of a Daughter: '
At Ballydavid, near Thurles, the Lady of Mark C. Russell,
Esq. of a Sun.
At Thurles,the Lady of George Russell, Esq. M. D. a $
Son. '

Lately, at Nun-Appleton, near York, the Lady of Sir
liam Mordaunt Milner, Bart. of a Daughter.
On Monday last, at Malshanger, Hants, the Lady of COlo.
nel Cunyngliam, of a Son.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

In a few Days will be published,
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SHIPWRECKS and DISASTERS at SEA ;
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MR. WAKEFIVA;D'S IRELAND. .
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AN ACCOUNT of IRELAND, STATISTI-
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KENT GAOL-MAIDSTONE

. July 29,
• To MASONS, BRICK-MAKERS, AND OTHERS.
PERSONS willing to -Contn'ict to find certain
BLOCK-STONE, to build the BLOCS MASONRY,
tt44 to provide BRICKS for the Season. of 1710, for the above
y cee +be Plans and Speniii:ELiostn, attfie: Surveyor's.
London Docks.
lenckrs are .to be given in or before the 2Gth of August.

TOLLS IN HERTFORDSHIBE. •
NOME is hereby giVen, that the Tolls arising
at Galley Corner and Northaw Turnpike Gates, situate
Ilea; the Sign of the Green Man,. at Potters Bar, on the North
It
02,1, bye -ay.of Hatfield, will be let by Auction to• the best
ll`Lder, at the house of Charles fownsend, the Salisbury Arms
1111, Hatfield, on Menday, the 24th day of August next, he-
the hours of-Tvelve and One-oeClock of the.same day.
44 leg aid Tolls will be put up at the Sum of 16161.. per an-
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,111 be let for Marcy Years, commencing qu the eoth day of
uctober next enruing.
A Deposit will he required, also the names of sufficient
Itireties for the performance of the Covenants of a Lease to
e exetuted on or before the said loth diy of October next.
MAWE,
Clerk to the Commissioners.

natfield, July e 2, 1&12.

SLAT.ER'S PATENT COOKING APPARATUS. •
toT. LT:MAITRE, sole Agent, takes the
* berty of informing his Friends and the Public, he now
'"'ibits for sale the anove Apparatus, at his xti'azehouse, 14,
7tle-street,- FFolborn.
It is the best Cookie`: t,raratus in the kingdom ; and the
701 t clean, delicata, and :::leap mode of steaming, stewing,
tattine,;. broiling, and boiling.
for Two Hundred,Persons way be dresstd with
It than a peck of coals.
'"i• B. The Apparatus is generally in use, and ready for in-
-I,l'eetion from one to fonr o'clock. •
London, England, 1812-04-09

cescary they should- know the real state of that Com-
pany. He therefore should feel it incumbent on
him to submit a, motion ior.the purpose of bringing
to the le•, of their .Lorilt,hips the various prices of
Bark Stock since the year 1797, and a particular
statement of those.prices in every half year since
'liar pet tot!, Aod a motion for Accounti dist in •
the.inclease in the Bank Pividendssince
that year. And one which would go to slim the
Bonuses given to. that Corpor4tionf at different times,
and from which he would venture to say it would
appear that not less than 16 .or 'l7 millions .had been
given to the i,t consvcinei-ide 'ot-nielsures which
had produced great and unisrrsal'distress.
S me orders ~.ere made with respect to the con-
sideration of certain Peerage, cases in the Committee
of Prvileges: atter which their Lordships adjourned
'till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8.

Mr. ROBERT WARD postponed the consideration
of the Wootton Bas Set Election Petition. •

The -setund reading of the Clandestine Marriage
.Bill was postponed to Friday se'nnight.
Sir CHARLES MORGAN brought up a Petition,
signed by sixteen thousand persons belonging to
Birmingham, against rue East India Monopoly.
General GASCOIGNE said, he should wait until all
the Petitions which were expected were on • the
table, before- he brought forward his intended mo-
tion on the subjeet.
Mr.. WALLACE thought that any motion upon
that subjea, would come better from the Govern-
ment, and that the Hon. Getieral would do well to
postpone his 'intention, until they should bring for-
•wird the question.
After a few words from Mr. Creevey and Gene-
ral Tarleton, the Petition was ordered to lie on the
table.

Mr, RosiNsoN acquainted the House, that the
Lords Conirnissioners of the Admiralty, having
thought fit to bring Lord William Stewart, Com-
mander- orthe Conquestador, to a Court Martial, for
having run -that ship aground on the coast of France,
and having put'.hitn under arrest for that purpose,
left it a respell due to (he House, he being a Mem-
ber of it, to give notice of such ptoceedings.
POSTPONEMENTOF.yHE CATHOLIC QUES-

TI yN.
-Mr. GRATTAN said, he should not be able to
bring forward the question with respect to his Ma-
jesty's Catholic subjects in Ireland, on the 14th; nor
was he inclined, at the same moment, to fix a day
for the discussion ; but he should certainly bring it
forward, as so6n as possible,'in 'the course of the
week after next.
The- CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER wished
illatThe Right Honourable Gentleman would name
a day, as it would'-be desitible to 'appoint a certain
period for the Call of the House, which must be
po,rponed also.

Mr, GRATTAN said he should name to-morrow
fortnight, it no business interfered.,
The Call of the House was then appointed ac-
cordingly.