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London, England, 1812-09-03

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
August 25, 'lBl2.
TIE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
- His AIf.d.IESTY S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the lath. of SepteMbernext, tiny will be ready to,
receive Tenders' in writing, (sealed up); and treat for what
SEA PROVISIONS shall be required for the use of Ms 33a-
jest Y's S/tips and _Vessels at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle
and Tina wath Haven, Yarmouth in Norforlk ; and. at Lime-
rick, and in the River Shannon, in Irelfznd ; and also for
what WATER shall be dema.ided for the suPply.of his Ma 7
fasty'.s,Ships at Yarmouth aforesaid, fcr Twelve illonths cer-
tain, and farther, until Six Months warning shall be given
for the ter2nination of the respective Coiztracts : the whole to
be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days af-
ter date.

The Conditians of the Contracts rna, be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office, at this Office, or by dpillying to the Collectors
of his Majesty's. Customs at Liverpool, Swansea, Newcastle,
and Limerick, and to Mr. John Crockford, at Yarmouth; re-
spectively. '
No 'regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said 18th of
September next, nor. unless the Person who makes the Tender,,
or same Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called
for :—nor will any Tender for the Sea Provisions that nay
contain extravagant price upon some articles, and prices snuck
inferior to the real value Upon others, be considered as proper
to be admitted.

Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter signed by
two responsible Persons engagidg to become bound with the
Party tendering, in the Penal Sums under-mentioned, for else
due larformrnce of the respective Contracts:—

• rtiverpcol . ' -
- , .1 Swansea 4'500
Sea Provisions Newcastle and Tinmouth Haven ,C5OO
Yarnicath ,C5000
• - 1 Limerick, and iu the River}
.... 4'500.
1. Shannon,
Wator - .... ,C. 500
London, England, 1812-09-03

VICTU4LLING-OFFICE,

Aug. 21, 1812.
► ize CO.y?7MIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
-111- His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice
That on Tuesday the 15th September next, they will lie ready
to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up) .and treat for
.the
supply of what FLOUR,, RICE, and FRESH BEEF, shall
be re7ulred br the Use of . his Majesty's Troops stationed at
the Island of qa,zdaloupe, and also for what SEA. PROVI7
SION'S and FRESH BEEF shall be demanded for the Supply
of his Majoty's Ships and Vessels at the Islands of Jamaica
and New Provider ee; for Twelve afontlis eertailt; frajn the
12th Novenzbist next for Guadalonpe, and from the 17th Ja—
nuary next for J'amaiea and New .Providencf, and further,
until six months warningihall be given far the termination of
the respective Contracts. The &nditions of which may ba
leen og the Secreeitry' s o,flce. • •
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
Shall not be inserted
jin .words -at length,' or that shall
not be deliven-d 'to the Board before 0 ner o' c; ock o Pie
said Tuesday, the 15th September next ; nor unless the Person
who makes the 7'ender, , or some Person "on his Behalf, att ends , to
• answer when ealledfor. Nor will any, Tender for the Sea
Provisions; that may contain extravagant prices upon sonze
4rticles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon
others, be considered en proper to be admitted,
_Eaeh Tender mist. also be accompanied by a Letter. signed
by two responsible Persons, engaging to beconie bound with the
Party tenderins-, in the Penal Sums under-mentioned, for. the
due perfonnance' of the respective Contracts. •

Flour 3OOOl.
Guadaloupe ....-{Rice
Fresh Beef 10001.
Jamaica and (Sea Provisions, .16,0001.
New Providence IFresh Beef
London, England, 1812-12-14

t iy. s -Off& .

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall nqt be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the .11ocn'd before One o' Clock on the said Tuesday,
the 22d instant, nor nnle.ys the Person who wialies the
Tender,' or so?..t Person on his lit-.lalf, attends, Itt answer
when called fon.
London, England, 1812-12-14

LORD WELLINGTON.

In a Committee of the whole House, the Prince 1
Regent's Message, respecting the "Mfirquis of Wel-
lington,was taken into farther consideration,when
itWal resolved,' that the . lands to be annexed to.
the title of Wellington, should be enjoyed by his
Lordship's female descendants; in default of male
issue.-,--The House resumed, and the Report was
received. The Bill for granting 100,000/. to pur-
chase the lands, was read a second time, and com-
mitted for Monday.
The Cprn Distillery ProbibitiOn Bill, the Or-
ders in Couneil Indemnity Bill, the Malt Tax Bill,
the Land Tax Bill, the Rice Duty Bill, the Cho-
colate Bill, the Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Cus-
toms Consolidation Bill; were read ,a second time,
and committed for Monday.
Mr. LUsHINGTON brought up the report of .the
Committee of Supply respecting the erection of
a Court House in the Marshalsea Court. The re-
solutions were send and agreed to. .
The JaMaica and St. "Domingo Intercourse Bill
was read a,third time and pasSed.
The Post Masters Franking Bill, was read a se-
' cowl time, and after a few observations from
Mr. Creevey, which were satisfactorily answered
by Mr. Wharton, ordered to, be committed on
MOnday.—AdjoUrned.

'l\lr. VANSITTART'S Library has been removed
into the house in Downing-street, occupied by
the late Mr. PERCEVAL. The Right Hon. Gen-
leman is expected to remove to it in a few days.
London, England, 1812-12-14

-THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

TO-MORROW - EVENING, Vec. 15, 1812,
(for the last time but one) the revived TragedoOf
;.: - ALEXANDER THE GREAT.
• • Alexander, Mr. BETTY;
Ciyttni, Mr. .KGERTON ;
• Cassander, Mr. BARRYMORE ;
Lysitnachu, Mr. ABBOTT,
HAMERTON ;
Polyperaion, Mr.'CRESWELL;
Thesiidu, Mr. CHAPMAN ;
Perdircas, CLAREMONT.;
Euineneg Mr. KING; •
Aristunder, Mr. JEFFFAUES ;
Slave, Mr. NORRIS;
• !•:.;v3igninbisi Miss LOGAN ;
Stairu, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON.;
qtoxana., bl, r. POWELL ;
. Parisatis, Miss COOKE. - ,

itet B. The erzuld Trinnwhal Entry of Alexander ifito
Siallion, with the Fall Chorus " See the Conquering Hero
conies."

• After which, the Burlesque Tragic Opera of •
BOMBASTES FURIOS`O.
. Arta .-,vinous, Mr. MATTHEWS;
Vusbmi, Mr. TAYLOR ;
metal Bombastes, Mr. LISTON, who will introduce the
-Air, " Pope Wilt a flattering tale."
Dis6thaa, Mrs. OSTON:
With the revived Burletta of
MIDAS.
Apollo-, Mr. siNcLua
o , Pan. Mr. EMER
Midas, Mr. LISTON;
Damirtas, Mr. BROADHURST;
Silenu,, Mr. TAYLOR ;
- Mysis, Mrs. LISTON ;
Daphne, Mrs. STEXLING ;
Nysa, Miss BOLTON. .
Boxes 7s: Second Price 3s. lid.—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s.
Lower Gallery Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery 15. Se-
cond Price.
On Wednesday,. the Renegade ; with Lore, Law, and Bliy-
-sle.---On Thursday, the revived Opera of the Lord of the
Manor; tvith the Escapes; or the Wate#. Carrier.—On
Fri-
-stay, the 11,•negade ; with Lore, Law, and Physic.—On Satur-
day, Alexander the Great ; wish Killing ad Murder:
Oh Tuesday the 22d inst. will be revived Hughes's Tra-
gedy of the Siege of. Damascus, which is positively the last
/alight of Mr. Betty's engagement).

SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS. - -
Am ANNIVERSARY of the -SOCIETY of
SCHOOLMASTERS will be held at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, on Tuesday, the 22d instant—
His Royal Hiztiness the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, Patron,
• - in the Chair. s-

PRESIDENTS.
The Right Reverend George Isaac Huntingford,
Lord Bishop of Gloucester. •
The Right Reverend William Goodenough,
Lord Bishop qf Carlisle.

VICE-PRESIDENTS;
The Very Reverend William Vincent, D.D.
Dean of Wytminster.
*The Reverend Samuel Parr, LL.D.
- Prebendary of St. Paul's.
The Rev. Joseph Goodall, DJ). -
Provost of Eton, and Canon of Windsor.

COMMITTEE FOR 1812. -
Rev..Glkarles Eurney, D.D. and F.R.S. Chairman.
Itev. John Russell, A:M. Deputy Chairman;
Rev. A. Crumble, LL.D. P. Kelly, LL.D.
Rev. G. Gibson, A. M. Rev: J. Lindsay, D.D.
Rev. A. Greenlaw, LL.D. Mr. Lord..
Rev. J. Heat:l:cote, D.D. Rev. A.W.Trollope,
Rev. J. Howlett,- D.D.
Treasurer and Secretary to the Society, Dr. Kelly.'
Secretary to the (knumitter, Rev. G. Gibson".

AGENTS FOR 'IIIEIR IZFAPECTIVE DISTRICTS. •
itev.'S. Butler, D.D. Sinewshury,
Burauy. LL.r). cosi.rt
:Rev. T. S. Bulien, A. M. Eye, Suffolk,
14 :Rev. M..tuseornbe, D.D. Hertford.
:Rev. w. Moore,
,D.D,C;hester Grove, Gloucestershire
'!B.Cv..W. Rose, A.M. Uckficid.
-Rev. J. Smith, D.D. liead Master.of Manchester School.
.11:.s. J. Wool, D.D. Mead Muster of Rugby Shpul. '

s'rEw A ft ITS,

Mr. BourL,

J. ilohinson,
ev.
London, England, 1812-12-14

Rev. Dr. Curteis, mr. w,„,_
• - Mr. Rees,. -Mr.l.(o4its. •
wick jets; 15s.' to be bad of the Stewards, or at the Bar of the
_ _

ps[recilt,

Tavern.—No collection aftert,inoer,

,T he object of this Society it to estabbsh a, Fund for the
ten efit of the Widows and 'Orphans of Schoolmasters, and Tor
the felief of such Seboolvrasters and Ushers as may become
nee, tssitous through-age, infirmity, or Misfortune.
abs:•riptions are received' by Messr,.. llammersleys; and
Co. Pall-Mall ; Mes:irg, Ladbrotre and Co. Bank Buildings.;
,and Dr. Kelly, Finsbury-square; also by the Agents M the
'oc;* Members of the Comiwttee•
London, England, 1812-12-14

EDICT.

LISBON, Nov'. 3.----There being a want of means
indispensable for the maintenance of the army,
which, with so much iitlour and discipline defends us
against the _common enemy; and the Prince
Re-
gent, ourLor., wishing.no.increase to be Made to
the berthens the. -r`ople by new taxes, his
Highness .therefore orders, that the .Council of
Finance do promote to the utmost tho sale of pro-
perty, vested in the Crown, or which' has devolved
to it, in coiltormity to the decree of the 24th of
January, 13,J: , and the. notice of the 2d of May,
1810, without any exception of chapels, proditce
of customs, court dues, &c. which latter, however,
may be redeemed kohose -who are subject to
them. The .‘:Vhole produce of these sales may en'-
ter the Treasury by small. instalments ; and the
Council of Finance shall cause the present edict to
be printed, published, and fixed up, with the sig-
nature of the Governors of the kingdom.

IMP 3EI PAIZ,LIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS,
SATURDAY, DEC. 12.

The LORD CHANCELLOR attended at half-past
three o'clock, and the Bishop of CARLISLE ofli-
ciated as. Chaplain to the House.
The Sugar , Brewery and Starch Manufacture
Bills were severally read a second time, and com-
inittedfor Monday.
The -Earl' of THANET took the oaths and his
seat. _

The Report of the Insolvent. Debtors Amend-
ment Bill was taken into consideration, the
.Amendments agreed to by their Lordships, and
the Bill ordered to be engrossed.---Adjourned till
Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,
SATURDAY, DEC.II2.

°mug. MONTGOMERY presented a Petition.
against theltetnrn for Ayr, in Scotland.-oi•dered
to be taken into consideration on the 23th of re-'
binary.
London, England, 1812-12-14

THEATRE ROI' AL,- 1) ltk; Y- LAN E.

THIS PR ESENT_ EVENING, December 14,
15112 Their Majesties Servano will .perforna the Co-
liDtedy of

TilE JEALOUS WIFE: •
Oakly, Mr: WROUGHTON;
Major Oakly, Mr. PALMER ;
Charles, Mr;HOLLAND; .
Russet, Mr. PO' TON; •
Sir Han-silica*, Mr. WRENCH
Lord tFinket, Mr. DE CAMP ;,. -
Captain O'Culter, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
Mrs. DAVISON (late. Miss DUNCAN) ;
Lady Freelove Mrs. HARLOWE.,'
- •
To which win be added the-. Farce of
. .
THE . MAYOR ,OF GA RRArrr.
Major Sturgeon, Mr. POWTON ; • ;•
• • -Jerry Sneak, .-Mr. LOVEGROVE;
- Crispin He el ta p , WEWITZER ;
Bruin, Mr. SMITH ;
Mrs.. Sneak, Mrs. H.ARLOWE;
• - Mrs. Brnins Mrs. SCOTT. ' •
The Doors to be Opened at lial£ past-Five o'Clock, to be-
tin at half past
Boxes, 75.; Se&itid Price 3s. 6d:---Pit, Ss. 6d.; Second Price,
1,.---Lower Gallery 2s.;,Sectnal Price, 15..---,Upper Gallery, Is.;
_Second Price, 6d. •
' -Boxes and Places to be. taken of -Mr. Spring, Box BoOk-
eeper; at 'the OHlce: in Little Ruswil-street, from Ten till
-'our,
mid froM Ten in the Evening Until the' D(kOrs arc.
closed.
The principal Box Eotra.nces are in Fudges-street, with
fl auxiliary door in Itus,icl-strect; ti.,c Pit Entrances arc in
Russell-street and Wiiburit-street ; the Lower Gallery En-
trances are in t.ussell-,lr,!ct and Woburn-street; the Upper
-Gallery Entrance is ill Woimrn-street Only.
• Carriages to ,the •80x,,, to set down '-.and take up irons
`Great Russel-street, Covent- Garden, and draw-off towards the
-ttrand.
Tr) the Pit, to set down from.Greatßnssell-street, and draw
lff down Little-RrNsell-street and Drury-lane.
-°tage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to he Returned.
-• Vivant Rex et Ite:fituf:
To-morrow, the Tragedy of Douglas; with the Farce of
The Irishman in London. •
The Public aro respectfully inforliied, that Mr. Brabam is
itztgaged at this Theatre, and will appear,-for the first time, on.
7,l4aTsda.y. the .character of Alphonso,,in the Comic Opera of
1.
-!'he Castle of Andaltisia ; with the Farce .of How to Die for
L.uve„
All Persons having made good their Title of Free Minis-
'l'rod, three days at the least, previous to the exercise of
such Right, will be required to'sign their Names at the Door,
in a Book Which will be kept ready for that purpose, and
'in not be admitted ANithout such 5i,,,-nature.
London, England, 1812-12-14

CORti,NNA MAIL.

titol‘l THE CORTJ.N:.‘:.?, DIARY OF DEC. 1,1

rilelench are retiring towards Valladortd,
consequence of Which Lurl Wellington returned
to Salamanca ; there had been sonic skirmishes
,Nvith: the advanced posts.
SANTIAGO, Nov, 27 .--ThCY "Suite from 13..ene,,
i'ente, that nothing new had occurred between
the right of the Douro, and that place, and in-
close a letter from Carrion,- dated November 20,
on which day the Governor of Palencia, Don s'.
Rodriguez, marched from thence towards the ca-
pital, at the head of 1000 men-.
We are assured
.that' General Mendizabel is
making preparations to form the siege of Orduna.
SALAMANCA, Nov. 15.—The day before•yester-
day the civil authorities and baggage set out in
the direction of Ciudad Rodrigo, and at this' mo-
ment the troops are doii:g the same. The inha-
bitants, of this city remain in the greatest distress-
at seeing the march iAnd approximatiOn of the.
French towards sthem ; but there is no remedy,
because it is necessary for the- realization ..of the
wise plans of Lord' Wellington..Mendizabel has
orders to proceed to Palencia with all the troops
under his command.
London, England, 1812-12-14

LISBON MAIL.

LISBON, Nov. 28.—The French army collected
in the vicinity of 'Salamanca, was ,not superior.to
except in cavalry, which in a short time
will be . inferior to
.oar's, frOin want. of forage,
by the rigour of 'the season, and continual and
forced marches.

On the 12th of November 8000 men of
,the 4th
army were in Alcaraz, and the remainder in Vii
lanueva de la ruente, near Toledo ; the 2d and
3d armies were in•& Clemente and Villa-maarique.
—All these forces amount to • thirty thousand
men.

Our head-quarters were still at Ciudad Rodrigo
on the 23d ; the most we can expect is, that they
will be transferred to Frenada- (Spanish ground),
On account of its being a military point, in respect
to Upper and Lower Beira, nearer to the I)lrovi-
sions and better for quarters. -
The Madrid Gazettes, which come down to the
20th of November inclusive, contai►l• no political
intelligence Whatever:
'Nov. .29.=—On the 24th the headquarters
reached Frenada. Respecting the movements of
the enemy, report say€ they have retired, some
towards Placentia, Tow, and Zamora, but no-
thing poSitive is known on this head.
London, England, 1812-12-14

VICTU2ILLING,-OFFICE,

Der. 8, 1S1"2.
THE COMMISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING
His .3141ESTY'S iVAI'T do hereby give Notice, That
On Tuesday, the nd instant, they will be ready to receiv-
Tenders in writing (sealed .and treat for Three Huse
dred Tons' of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to ,be answerable
to Samples, (of not less than :Two Pounds weight each), to
he produced -with the Tenders; and to be .delivered\in the
original Packages, at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty
Tone per Week,in!o his Mg je.stit's rictualli,v Stores at Dept
ord; and (.1!.eo for ' the supply eon separate Contracts) of
One Hundred and f_ifty Tons of BUTTER, • and Two Han-
dred and Fifty Tons cf CHEESE, to be delivered, one-hall'
the reef in. One Month, and tlii* ether half in One lionth af-
terwards, into his .11Diesty's Victualling Store: at the Ports,
and in the proportions undermentioned, vit.

i Butter. Ch .e.e.se.
Tolls. • Tens.
Deptford - 160
Purtswouth 0 9O
Plythouth - GO

i 50 Tons

250 'roils.

The whole to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest
iVinety Days after dale.
the Conditirms of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
London, England, 1812-10-26

BUENOS AYRES.

Fresh advices were received on Saturday from
'BrienOS Ayres, by which we learn, that one Ell 7
ropean Spaniard more had been convicted of being
a principal in the conspikacy, and had paid the
forfeit of 'his life. in all twenty-eight had been
'put to death.' Upon the restoration of tranquility,
Many of the Spaniards who had been under arrest/
had been set at liberty, whilSt 'others had been
sent out of the country. Thrimgli the inter-
ference of Lord Strangford, a perfect good under 7
standing was• maintained between the Portuguese
Government and the JUnta. Information bad
reached iiirenos Ayres, that all the Peruvian
mines, and .the mint at, Potosi, were in the power
of the army of Lima. In consequence of the del
ticicney of specie, arising from this cause, sales
of goods were very heavy. Produce was not plea-
tiful nor likely to be so for a length of time; as.
the ravages of the civil war on the eastern
.side.of
ti)e River Plate had ruined the JEstancius, where
hides; and tallow of the first qualities IT erc pre-
pared. The punishment of the conspirators had
revived the animosity of the Government and in;-
habitants of Monte Video, against the Junta of
Buenos Ayres and active preparations were
mak=-
ing for the recommencenient of hostilities:
London, England, 1812-10-26

CORUNNA QAZETTT?,S.

f

, , •
CORUNNA, OCT. 16.---"011-the Bth inst. the Gg..;-_
tie -Of Burgos continued to resist, but had lost the
oxterior'workS, which were taken by our troop%i
by -assault, on the M. The retreat of Souit;
and hisjunction;With Suefiet, entered into Le6r4
Wellington's plan. It appears .that.,as soorr
the Ca..tle has surrendered, the lrreater part ofT
.the Aflied Army will march against the unizeis.
forces ~61-• the enemy. Souk maintains himseli'
between Cuenca -and Valencia. -

OCT.. 16.7--Thor Senor Governor. of this place
has received an official dispatch from Villa Torn.,
dated "the 6th 'inst• -in whitio, it is said, that Intv
troops had taken by assault tile exterior worl,:s
constructed by the enenly ut.Buzgos. 241t1
t.;64,lish regiment behaved with great aallantry on
"
oceasion.- • . '

TOtEISO, OCT. 1...—0 n the 29th tilt. ,entered
this place the, first corps of Gen. Hill's ariny, cont
sisting of \9QOO men Yesterday as many more,
and to-clay 4000 Portuguese, brilliant. troops,' with
an excellent artillery, lirhose valiant General was
received with illuminations, a ball, &c. &c. and
this Morning set, out his staff by La Mancha, ii
the direction .of Valencia. The vanguard of, the
fifth army has passed to the right of the Tagus,
and Generals Pence and Morella have come, to
this city to compliment Gen. Hill. 'More troops
i'e to pass, and we are informed the whole will
amount to 30,000.
London, England, 1812-10-26

JAVA.

W have received Java Government Gazettes
to theSth iNlarch ; they relate principally to those.
,judicial and cominerCial regulations consequent on
conquest, and which will, it is to be hoped, tend
to render the acquisition advantageous to the Bri-
tish, and ultimately promote the happiness of the
natives and settlers.
• Governor RAFFLES has directed the formatiOn
of, a 'Javanese corps, which,. when 'completed,
would consist of 4000 men. Colonel GLBBs and
Capt. FRASEn were superintending the enlistments
at Sourabaya.
The legion of the native Prince PEANGWEDONO,
comprising 1500 men, had been taken into British
pay. The officers and men would wear the British
uniform. The Prince was, to be Colonel CoM
mandant, and all the officers were to be appointed
by Government, from his family, or on his Teebni-
mentration.• They would have local rank, except
when acting with British troops. . Lieut. PAUL
had been Appointed Adjutant' to the Legion.—
TweiVe hundred Spanish dollars. are to be allowed
the Prince monthly, , for the subsistence,' and all
other expellees attending the Legion.
. _

the Courts of Justice on'-the Island have
been new modelled oh the plan of those of Great
Britain, so as to separate the judicial from the po-
lice duties, and insure the prompt, free, and im-
partial.administration of justice.

The American colours taken at Fort Detroit
have been hung up in Whitehall Chapel, near the
French eagles and standards.
London, England, 1812-09-04

BUCKLIND NEWTON, DORSET.

TO „BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
By M. BAKEA,

At the King's Irnis Inn, in Dorchester,
On. Tuesday, the, q7th of October next, at Three o'Clock in

the Afternooq,

IN ;I' WO LC

On such Conditions as.shall be then and there produced,
The FEE -SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of the
ES PATES
LOT I.
ALL that the MANOR and LORDSHIP;. or
reputed Armor and Lordship, of AI{MESWELL, and
the capil4.l FiiSIJAGE, TENEivIENT, and FARM, called
ARMES WEL/,. FARM, with the Appurtenances, situate, lying
,and being I.n the Parish of BUCKLAND NEWTON, in the
County of '../orset, now in the tenure or occupation of Thomas
,Cross, 4s.'"fenant thereof, consisting of a good Farm IlouSe,
001-;! .uses Burns, Stables, And ether necessary and con-
venicat a Garden and Ortkard, well stocked With-
Frees; and :wont Four Hundred and Seventy Acres of rich
'Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and CoPpicc.f.and.
T.IT TT
All ether MEW/AGE, TENEMENT aud FARM,
With t e Ai6purtenances, called KNOAKE otherwiSe
KNOAKES F. sitexte,' lying, and being in the said
Parish of BIiCIILAND NEWTON, now also in the occupa-
iioliofhe said Thomas Cross, .as Tenant thereof, consisting
of a good Farm-house and Garden, Stables, and convenient
Out-nouses, and Seventy-two Acres of escellent Meadow,
.pasture, and Arable Land.

These Estates are sitiate in a Sporting Country on the Bor-
ders of the ferdle Vale 'of Dim:Moore, about Teri Miles from
Dorchester, Eight from Siliu,•urrie, and lour from-Cerne;
and ahound with Coppices and hoe Oak, Ash, and ,Elni Tim-
ber.

-The Tenant's Lease expi.s at Lady Day, 1818, and at the
Other Usual and customary times of (pitting -Estat7s in those

Tlic: Purchaser will be entitled to the Rents and Pro-
fits from, Lady Day, 1.513. '
*** Fur a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and
for pri,tted Particulars ni4:.the Estates, at . the Ogice of ,alr. F.
OAKI,LY, of.. Dorchester, or.ley at Law ;at the Auctioneer's;
the 7arin.Housc,-at Armeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li-
bra 11,:s in the ToWns of Sherborm.., Shaftesbury, Bridport,
mdford, Salkinirr, and Exeter, and.-at Messrs. PEAitsoNs,
Solicitors, Parnp-wort,' Teinple, London. ,
London, England, 1812-09-04

, RICHARDSON GOODLUCK,,and CO. re-
spectfully inform the Public, that the STATE LOT,.
TERY, consisting of 10,000 Tickets, will: all, be drawn 'on
TUESDAY, the bth of September; the Scheme contains the
'usual 'number. of Capital Prizes, and the lowest Prize 221.;
;addition to which, Eight Packets of Tickets are to be given
to the Four first-drawn Blanks. • •

Schemes, with Particulars, may be had
,(gratis) at
.their
Offices, the Corner of Bank-buildings, and facing
the King's Mews, Charing-Cross; where Tickets and Shares
are on Sale, in a variety of Numbers.
RICHARDSON, GOOI)LUCK, and CO. sold in , the Lot-
teries draWn since January last, the following CAPITAL
TRIZES, in Us' Shares

No. 3,486.... lath February.., 20,000
5,518 50th April 10,000
61 825. ... 4t2.1 June lO,OOO
11,518.... 30th April 5,000
, ' . 6,272.... 4th June ' ,3,000
1:1,433.... 30th April. 3,000
6,_70.:.. 4th June. l,OOO
_ • 3of 4300 and 4of L2OO. • •

The LARGEST, PRIZE Shared' in the LAST LOT-
TERY, the Last Prize of 5,0001. the Last -Prize 4,0001. ever
Shared;- and the Last 30014-Prize, were ALL -sold by
WEBB, 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's.) •
.WEBB, at whose Fortunate. Office the
above CAPITAL 'PRIZES' Were so. lately 15
hi in
Shares,• respectfully solicits the favors of those .Perions
elined to adventure in the ensuing Small and Novel State
Lottery, which will be
.all Drawn• on, Tuesday, the Bth of
September, the Scheine of which is so arranged, that even
Blank may gain '50,0001. •
Tickets and Shares, in as great a Variety Of Numbers as the
Scheme will admit, are now Selling at
• WEBB'S
,TRULY FORTUNATE OFFICE,
17, Ludgate-street, near St. Paul's. -
Orders from the Country, containing Remittances, punt-
, tuallV attended to.
•rRiSFI-BANK NOTES, in large/or small Sums, exchanged
for British Currency, upon Liberal Terms, at Webb's Lot-
tery and Irish Exchange Office, 17, Ludgate-street.

E T• 0 N,
STOCK - BROKER,
N 0.2, CORNI-fILL,
and 18, C.;.ventry-
street, recommends •
those who wish to
adventure in The presynt 'singular .and attractive Lottery,
to be early in,.their :ipplications for Tickets aod.Shares at
the 'above fortunate Offices, as it he ai. drawn the
Bth of SepteMbet.-E7Y+ON thinks it necessary to
itpprize those of his Friends who may be disposed ..to
Aaiuur lam with their Cominands, that should a Ticket
purchased at his'•
Office he Drawn a
Blank, it may,' by
the peculiarity of
the Scheme, gain
• a sum of £ 50,0001
London, England, 1812-09-04

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-brokers,
respectfully inform the Public, that TICKETS and
SHARES for the present STATE LOTTERY, are on at
their Office,. No. 93, Royal ExchaugepLoudon.
This Lottery, consisting of only 10,000 `Tickets, will be
Drawn on the Bth of Next Month. The Scheme contains
Prizes the amount of £lOO,OOO, exclusive of xi-hiht are
Eight Additional Benefits,.each consisting of Twenty Whole
Tickets; to be allotted to the Holders of the• Four first-drawn
Blanks.

Price of a Ticket,C2l 15 0
Half ,C 1I 6 0 I Eighth ,£2? 18 0
Quarter.... ..... 515 *0 Sixteenth : 1 9 6
• ''
..** Letters, post-paid, -dilly answered, and Orders from
the Comitry, accompanied with-Remittance, attended to by
return of Post.
London, England, 1812-09-04

LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSHIRE.

• SOON' WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
In London, (-unless previously disposed of by Private
' • • : (lontidet),
rainE ADVONVSON:of SOLIiIULL, nearly
X midway between Birmingham and Warwick ;, consisting
of ,ns excellent Parsonage-. House, and. about Eighty-eight
Acres •uf Rich Glebe L:nd, and the TITHES belonging to
the ReetOry of the Parish, which contains upwards of Eileen
Thousand -Acres, together of the estimated yearly value of
between TWo and Three Thousand Pounds; the, present In-
cumbent,age4 about 56 years. '
Printed Particulars may soon he had, at the'Auetion Mart;,
of Thomas Ryder, Esq. ; of MesSrs.' Richard-
son and Co. N 0.7, Lincoln's inn Fields ; of Joseph 'Hold-
ing, Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford on
Avon ; am! of Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis
bury, who will treat by private contract.
London, England, 1812-09-04

DR. REES'S. NEW .CYCLOP/EDIA.
This Day. was pahliched;
In 4to. Part 43, with an additional Part of Engravings,
- price 20s. boards,

TrITE .CYCLOPEDIA ; ' or, - UNIVERSAL
Al DICTIONA,RY of ARTS; SCIENCES, and LITERA-
TURE. Formed,,upan a more enlarged. Plan of Arrange-
' ment than the Di6flonary of Mr. Chambers, comprehending
the carious Articles of that Work, with Additions and Ins-
pro*ements, together. with•the new Subjects of. Biography,
Geography, and History; and adapted to the present State of
'Literattire and-Science.
By ABRAILVNI LEES, D.D. F.R.S.
.tEditor of , the last Edition of Mr. Chambers's Dictionary,
with the Assistance of emi,nent pi ofeslional Gentlemen.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa;
lernusier-row F. C. and J. Rivington, A. Strahan, I',
-Payne, J. Stockdale, Scatcherd and Letterman, J. Ctithell,
Clarke and Sons, lekington, Alice, and Co. J. and A.
Arch, Cadell and -Davies, S. Bagster, J. Mawnian, Black,
,Parry, and Co J. Harding, R. Seholey, J. Booth, J. Booker,
Suttaby and Co: It. Bal4Win, Sherwood; Neely, and Jones,
Johnson and Co. ; Wilson and Son, York ;. Brodie, Dowding,
and Luxford, Salisburl7.
Of whom may be had, •
,
The former Parts, price 20s.each in boards, either periodi-
cally or together.
COries are printed off on Royal Vaper, with_ proof Ira-'
,
pressions of the hates, price Part.
London, England, 1812-09-04

NEW PVII.LICATIONS..(

CAMPBELL'S LIVES OF THE ADMIRALS,

'Dedicated, by permission, to hi; Royal HighnesS the Prince
• 11,,•gent,
In Eight Volumes, Octavo, illustratrd, with tipwards of One
Hundred Portraits, Maps,
,Charts, and
This Day was published, • .
Vol. i. containing, Fifteen Plate's, price 15s. or on Royal
Paper 9.15. (to be continued''Monthly, till the Work is
ctnnpleted) of
riIHE NAVAL HISTORY of GREAT BM-
A_ TAIN, including the HISTORY and LIVES of the
BRITISH ADMIRALS. • '
By. Dr.. JOHN CAMPBELL.
With 'a COntinuation to the Close Of. the Year 1812, coin-
prising-Blographicitl Sketches 'of the Admirals, omitted by
Dr. Campbell; likewise of dil'Naval Captains, and other Of-
ficers Who hive distinguished them,Sel,res,in theik,country's
cause.

Printed for JohO Stockdaie, Piccadifly.
London, England, 1812-09-04

NUIIII.3ER 6237.]

The famous Battle of Salamanca ; also a new Comic Panto-
mime_, called The Persian Festival, or Harlequin Empe-
ror, &c.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S), WESTMIN-
STER,-BPIDGE.
tinder the patronage of their Royal Riglinesiee the Prince
Regent and Duke of York. •
xis present Friday, 4, To-morrow, SatUrday
5, aria Monday, 7, 'September ; will be presented (ex-
tressly prepared for the,Sthgej a grand Military Spectacle
r.cwo Acts, called
THE BATTLE OF SALAMANCA,
The TOWN MAJOR, and the SPANISrI HEROINE.
Founded on the glorious and complete Defeat of General
Marmont, and the whole French Army, by the heroic
and gallant Field Marshal the Marquis of Wellington, and
the Allied Army.
•
Iu the Intervals of the Stage Entertainments will be given a
Constant succession of EQUESTRLWand other
Performances.

•
TLr whole to conclude with an entirely new Comic Pan-
tomime, with extensive "new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,
Decorations Music; •
Mechanical Changes, ticC. called
THE PERSIAN FES'iAL, •
Or, HARLEQUIN' EMPEROR.
Principal Characters,
=iiikbotilhasten, the Emperor, afterwards Harlequin, Mr.
TAYLOR;
Orosrnanes, the Genii King; Mr. WOOLFE ;
Old Dealwcll, (Columbine's. Father,) Mr. BLANCHARD;
Tamarind Abel, (tne Planter) Mr. LEWIN ;. ,
Johnny Abel, (the Lover,). Mr. BOULANGER;
. Job, (Lascar Servant to the Lover,) Mr.USHER ;..
And Alibendassinaboulfa,- CloWn of the -East, Mr.
SOUTHBY
Maid Serx4nt, Mrs. LAWRENCE ;
And Schiriza, (the Persian ColuMbine,) Miss TAYLOR;
Eastern Guards, Dancers, Deinons,- Slaves,. &c., by the rest
• Of the Company. . .
Places for the Boxes to lie taken at' the Theatre. from
Eleven till Three o'Clock.
. • Curtain to rise at kialf7past Six &Clock' precisely.—Boxes
is.-4econd.:price, - Half-past Eight
o'clock.

TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OF LANDED
PROPERTY.

A Married Man, accnstomed to act 'ag BAILIFF,
/11 or STEWARD, is desirous of obtaining either of these
Situations. He UnderstandS Agriculture in ail its BrattAi
Horticulture, Gardening, &c. and can. keep"accurate Ac-
compts.'
. For further particulars, address- a line, post paid, to A. B.
Messrs. gasiin and Son, No. 152, Fleet-street, which will
be duly attended to, and the- most respectable references be
given. . ,
London, England, 1812-09-04

IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS,

.110 ART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of
—IL JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of Penybent, consisting
:of several Farms and Lands situate in the several Parishes
of :Llanviliange,l Ithydithon; Llandewy Ystralenny ; Saict
Harmon, Llanbi,ter, Nantmell, Llanhadnrn Vynnydd,
Llanhadarn \Tam., 'Llande-gleY, and Kevenlys, otherwise
Kefenlece,, in the Connt.y of Radnor ; containing in the whole-
upwards of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, with the
Timber and Wood growing thereon.
• Printed Particulars may be in a few days had (gratis) in
LOndon, at the said Master's 'Chamberg, in Southaiqpton-
Imildings, -Chancery-lane ; and of Messrs. Meredith, Rob-
loins, and Tomlcyns, SolicitorS, .Lincolns-Inn ; at whose
Office Plans of the Estates may be seen : Particulars may also
he had of Mr. Evan Evans, Solicitor, Ithayader; Mr.
Whitcombe, Solicitor, Kington; Mr. Thomai Meredith, So-
licitor; Knighton; hir. Galliers, Land Surveyor, Presteigne ;
,the place of Sale; the Fleece Inn, PenybentOhe Wells,
.Llandrindad the crown-Ina, Ludlow ►i}ael th* other prin-
cipal lima. in the neighbourboud.
London, England, 1812-09-04

SOUTH WALES.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES—RADNORSHIRE.
TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of the
devised Estates of 'JOHN 'PRICE, Esq. decea.seil, befOre
Stephen Hough,, Gentleman, the person appointed .by
Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said C:urt,
to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the BEAR'S
HEAT) INN;-in-NEWTOWN, in the County of Mont-
gomery-, on Monday the 12th,sand Tuesday. the 13th Days
of October next, at 2 .o'clock of each Day in the After-
noon,
London, England, 1812-09-04

COFFEE MART, LONDQN,
Established tinder the Exclusive Sanction of the Committee

• of • British Coffee Minters' and Merchants.
. W. lIOLDF.N, Esq.. Treas. and Sec.
Best Coffee Is, 4d. per lb, raw, and roasted Is. 'lad. per lb.
Second do. Is. 3d. do. do. do. Is. sd. do.
Comniou do. Is. 2d. do. do: - do. Is. 6d. do.
Best: Refined and Double-refined. Sugars,—Raw or Moist
• - Sugars, ntat as imported.
y DO hereby Certify, that Mr. W. DEACON,
A N 0.2, Skinner,street, Snow-hill, London, is the only person
authorised by the ..Coinmittee of British Criffed.Planters and
Merchants in London, to sell_ sound .wholesunse Coffee,
wholesale,„ and in 'quaatitieS not less than a single pound
weight,:!vithin the City of London, and in'all parts of the
country.

W. HOLDEN,
West India Committee Rooms,
New City Cltambers, Londdni. • •
- N. 8.--:-Orders,'*itli remittances to any amount, and appli-
cations for Agency, addrcs:,e;! to_ Mr. Beacon, Coffee Mart,
Skinner-street, Loudon; will be, duly attended to.
.Sept. 1, 1812.
London, England, 1812-01-07

LAMES- RICKARDS most, respectfully acquaints
j his Friends tind the. Pilbhc, that he has recently taken
taabovelong established Loneern, and 'in
_soliciting their
atronage and that Of the Frient,..uf.the late Occupier, sir.
ituttel.Holmes, intoruts therri thit, 'with a view to render
le most superior A4:;conimodation, he has. nvide consider-
)le Alterations. arat I inprGvements in the - Premises, and
tat from an. arrangement with some of _the, first, Merchants
the City, hels enabled to have always on halal an ester_
re stock of the most choice old Wines and genuine Spirits ;
nd he assuies those Gentlemen and Families who hoiwur
im with their Support, that no exertion on his Fart shall
e wanting to render diem eve!y. Comfort an Inn can pos-
y :ttford.
-Coaches to most lugs• of the - Kingdom. Neat Post
:ha ises.
London, England, 1812-10-21

MART lED.

On Saturday last, at St. George's, Hanover-square, John
Slight, Esq. of Plythouth, to • p.ungest daughter of
the late Thomas Powrie, Esq. of Woolwich.
Yesterday, at' St. George's Chnreb, Blodmsbury, Donald
Trail, Esq. of Russell-square, to ;sirs. Ruddach, of the cams
place.
London, England, 1812-10-21

BIRTHS.

Last week, in Dublin, the Lady of Lieutenant Chapnian,•
of the Leicestershire Militia, of a Sm.
Mt s:Hart, of Kensington-road, of. a Son, being her 11th
child.

On the 17th inst. at Colney-House, the Lady of P. Hadow,
Esq. of a Daughter.
On Saturday last, at her'father's honse, the Rev. Mr. Car-
rington, of Ide, near tuter, the Lady of Captain Grubb, of
-the Royal Bucks Regiment ofMilitia, of a Son and Heir.
Uu llonday last, at Woodford, Nirs. Richard Nea ie, of a
Sun. ,
The Ldy of George Waddell, Esq. of Chobham-place, near
Bagshot, of a Son..
London, England, 1812-10-21

COUNTY 01'

The tiection of Mee berg to represent this ex-
tensive and populous cony in Parliament too!:
place dn Friday, the I Gth instant, and the circum-
stances connected with this event are of a nature
so peculiarly interesting as to deserve the attenti-
on of the nation at large.
Mr. WILBERFORCE having signified his determi-
nation to retire from the arduous post which he
has s;-) long- filled, as one of thelitepresentatives of
this great county, it was generally expected that
the Honourable H. LAscELLEs, to whom the
cdunty, from a recollection of former services, and
some other cireninstances which -had occurred,
turned their attention, as a Representative to.
Whom their interests might safely be committed,
would make the cotinty a tender of his services.:
this expectation was not gratified, Mfr. LASCELLES,
explicitly declaring that it was not his intention
again to offer himself a candidate ; in consequence
of which declaration, Mr. STUART WoRTLEY, a
Gentleman of high honour and respectability of
character, came forward as a candidates and corn-.
thenced his canvass. FintlingaStrcmg impressiaa
in. favour of Mr. LASCELLES to exist among-st the
Freeholders,' he communicated this circumstance
to. that Gentleman, who, notwithstanding, de-
clared that his determination remained unaiOred.
The sentiments of the great body of .Prceholderq,
however, in so important a Matter as the choice
of a proper Representative of the great and pow-
erful county of York, were not to be repressed or
diverted from their object by the declarations -or.
pretcnions of any man ; and the result has been.
that the Honourable HENRY LAsceLtEs, Without
his consent, without his concurrence, without his
interference, is returned by theamsolicited.suffrages
of his countrymen their _Representative in Parlia-
ment.

This is the true and constitutional mode of re-
turning Members to Parliament, and this event
will .ho'handed down to posterity to the immortal
honour of the Electors and the Elected ; proving--
that, in this county at least, real,independence of
mind, unsullied honour, and integrity of charac-
ter, and unweari.... assiduity of conduct, meet
with correspondent feelings in tbe hearts of those
for whose welfare these exalted qualities are called
into action.
London, England, 1812-10-21

DIED.

On the 23d of September last, before the Citadel of Burros,
in Spain, while storming that place, Ma;or Lawrie, of the
79LL liegiment of Foot, in the 2.7 th year of his age, the eldest
son of Andrew Lawrie, of the Adelphi, London, Army Agent,
ad of Syderibara, in the County of-Kent, Esq.
On the 22d ult. at Kensington, Captain Augustus Frede-
rick Fanning, of the 22d Foot,- and only son of General Ed-
mond Fanning.
• On the Ist inst. at Edinburgh, the Right Hon. Lady, Helen
Dalrymple, relict of llugh Dalrymple, Esq. of Fordell.-
pi, the sth inst. at Clifton, Miss Corderoy, of Cbeyne,
walk, Chelsea.

Oa Wednesday the 7th inst. at Harietsham, near Maid-
stone, aged 74 years, the Rev. Jantes Robinson Hayward,
A.M. ttlitlly years Rector of that Parish, and St. Mary-le-
Strand, Middlesex -

Oa the loth inst. at Bonnington, near Edinburgh, Robert
Lawson, only sun of the,late Dr. Robert Lawson, Surgeon,
Edinburgh.
. . . . _

On 'Etiesdap the 11th inst. at .his house at lialybury, near-
Hertford,. Mooivey Meer Abdool Ali, a native of Lucknow:', in
the East InJics, and a Professor of driental Literature in the
Colter founded by the Hou. East-in4l4-cempany, at fluty-
Lary.

On Thursday last, at the house of her father, Thomas Al-
linghant, Esq. oKalehroolie Terraeo, Islington, in the 34th
year of her age, Mrs. Frances 'Willson, wife of Thomas Will-
son, jun. Esq. of Knigklund, near Barnet.

(O:)-Friday cast, aged 46, Mr. William Berdlett, late of the,
Strand, Iroatiiwity!r.

On Saturday ia7it, in New Boswell-court, the infant son of-
Mrs. Hall.

On the 17th inst. at Blackuaore, Essex, Mrs. Franklyn,'
of Upper Norton-street.
On Sunday last, at her house at West Ham, after a resi-
dence of thirty years, Miss.Essex.Sonthall, spinster. •
The same day, aged 2(3, Mary, the wife of Mr. Thouts.Ed-
wards, of Saffron Walden.,

On Monday, at Richmond, the Countess Dowager of Kino•-
z,
ston.

On the 19th inst. at his seat at. Bedwell, in the County of
Hertford, Sir Culling Swith, Burt. in the 81st year. of ii;s
age.
. .

-Yesterday morning, after'.a. lingering—and -painful-illness.,
in the.G4th year of her age, Mary, the wife of Joseph Brown,
M.D. Islington.

PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock, 215 214 India Bonds, 3s: 4s. dis.
Navy 5 per Cent. niff • South Sea .Stack,
Irish 5 per. Cent. , Exchequer Bills, 3d. per day,
4 per Cent. 74_731 73 par, Is. pr.
'3 per Cent. Red. 57i 57 Ditto, 81d. per day, Ss. ss.pr,
3 per Cent. Con. 584 Ormuium-,,4f-pg,pr.
BankL.Ann. 14 13-1501si Imperial 3 per Cent.
India Stock; 101 Cons. for Ysth Nov. 531

HIGH WATER-AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
.Morning, 23 triimstes.after -7. f Evening,.s3•tninutes after ".

tn—street, Grosrenor-squqrs,
.gust be addressed,
London, England, 1812-10-21

MINA NOVAS.

JUST imported from the Brazils, a quantity
e..of GEMS of the above name, of superior brilliancy
lit ile inferior to Diamonds of the first water, which the pre-
sent possessor will submit to the inspection of- the Nobility
aad Gentry, •on their- return to Town ; manufactured in a
variety of Trinkets and Ornaments .in JeWellery, as Neck-
laces, Tiaras, Combs, Ear-rings, Bracelets, and Rings.
Ladies.whom J 11. BARLOW has the honour to work for,
are requested to make early application, as the Sale will be
confined, outing to the scarcity.
Apply to J. ft Barlow's ninnfactury (not a shop), No. 1,
Grange-court, Carey7stroet, Chancery-lane, a few doors from
Sp.,le's China Warehou.—Letters, post-paid; -and Ladies
attended in town at the shortest notice, with Drawings to
any fancy.
London, England, 1812-10-21

It is inniossible for Me adequately to etpresS thegt
Although it had long heels my intentitin, founded upon
reasons already assigned, not- again to intrude upon the
County the offer ofmy Services, it was wholly out of My con-
templation that any considerations could have created such
an interest in my favour, as has been manifeSted on this occa-
sion, and for which I am sensible how much I am indebted to
your partiality, and how little is due to any merit, of my own.
Gratifying as the, circumstances Which have led to the event
of this day. Must ever be to my mink!). sensibly alive to the
good opinion of my Countrymen,: I am at the same time fully
aware of the heavy responsibility necessarily attached to the
executiinf of the various and important Duties committed to
my charge,' and in the execution of Which, although my ut-
most exertions shall not be wanting, I may yet have frequent
occasions to request at your hands that liberal indulgence
which, I trust, will not be Withheld from a public Servant in'
the future. conscientious discharge of his public functions.
Having been put in Nominination, and supported by
merous and most respectable body of Freeholders, I trut, it
will not be deemed presnmputous in me,to conclude, that
those of my Friends who had not ao opportunity of attending
upon that occasion, were virtually partakers in that trans-
action. '

" Under these circumstances, and considering the extent and
population of the County, I indulge an earnest hope that in
adopting this general mode of conveying my warmest Thanks
and the sent itnents of unbounded ,gratitude I entertain for the
himour conferred upon me, puss will do justice to the motives
which have guided this decision; and thate may not-appear de-
ficient in that respect which is due from use to every Free-
holder in the County of York.'

I have the honour to be, with the utmost respect,
Gentlemen;
Your most obedient and devoted Servant,
HENRY LASCELLES.
Yoe:, Oct. IG, 1312.
London, England, 1812-05-08

rllis Day was published,
Vol. 3d. in Odavo, price gs. in boards, of.
A SERIES of pLAys, in which it is atiernt)ted
to
_delineate the stronger Passions of the mind ; each
Pas4ion a Suirjett ofa "PRAGEDY ant a COMEDY.'
By I,OANNA BAI'LLIE.
Printed for Longrwin, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and Brown,
Paternostet-row, and at the B.ritish Gallery, 54, New Bond-
i street.
Of whom,may be had, by the same A uthor,
Plays on the Passions, vols. r and a, price Igs. boar As.
_Miscellaneous Plays, 3VO do. gs.
4
London, England, 1812-05-08

EAST INDIA AFFAIRS.

This Day were published,' in Oelavo, price 3s. 6d.
PAPERS respecting, the NEGOCIATION for a
Renewal of .the EAST ,IN,DIA COMPANY'S Ex-
clusive Privileges, Parti t.and 2, to he continued, uniform,
as ordered to be printed.
Where may be had, price is.
Hints and Observations, with the .flints printed opposite
to each other
Printed for Black, Nrry, add Co. E-ooksellers to the East
India Company, Leatlenhall. street.
London, England, 1812-05-08

yhis...D:ty_was published, price 4s.

A.
HISTORY of the Tl,l ANSLATIONS
N which have been made of the SCItIPTUItES, from
thu ei:tliest to the present Age. throughout Eutope, Asia,
A :rka, and America. Co-riposed chiefly with the View of
as:.:ertaining in how many !ley\ Language% the British and Fo-
reign Bible Society has been the nleans of preaching the Gus.
pd. No,. published as art Appendix to a late Pamphlet,
entitled, An inquiry into the Consequences of negleeiing to
give the Prayer Book with the Bible.
- By II ERBERT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S. "
Margaret Professor of Divinity in Cambridge.
Sold by Rivii;gtons, St. Paul's Church yard ; and by
Deighton, Nicholson, and Barrett, Cambridge.
01 whom may behad, by the same Author,

~ . .
t. An Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecling to give
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