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WEDNES'DAY, NOVEMBER 48 181'2.

GENERAL POST-OFTICT,
Tues(Lly, crltti Octobc:7., 18M.
LOUT Seven o'Clock, on the tvening of
-1-11 - Monday, the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH
wal robbed of the Bags of Letters fin. Londe'l. ,11:.:,.rihed
Foot, between Ketterizig and Higb,......rr
errers,and within
three Miles of Highatn 1 ---- b'y—foreiog th'e Loe,li of the
Mail 1T"

Vie Bags stolen are,—
Tlalifax of the 25th Nottingham 26th.
Bradford.... dittit Melton M,,whray,
. o Oacltam
Wahefield ditto Uppinglnun
Huddersfield ditto . Kettering
ditto Thiapstouc dittJ
ditto
Rot herhant. ditto
Chesiterfifel.. ditto
... ditto .
Villuever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who corn
milted the said llobl.)ery, will be entitled to a Reward of

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
• PATRON, •
His Royal Highness the Duke of York.
Govcntions, •
C01...W. Jones, M. P.
Col. H. Clements, M. P.
Capt. J. .
_ Sunnr.oN,
Mr. ii.iernan, Metnbcr of the Royal College, London.

Rarl of Leitrim
Nod. Col. J.l3arry,
John Latouchet M.P.

riptit:; INSTITUTION, established for,the
AL. dr Tr.-..a.crient and Girt.. 'of tbe VENEREAL DI S-
'EASES, then ,-.l7.oadful.consetpiences, as Strictures,
Ulceration..,, ..itS to boast the cure of no less
two thousand Patients, annually, many. of whom hate been
fromten to twenty year,
Fria earn sysuf.Lonis of -:onorrhasa, end Ch:7ncre are -guyed
in a few .:.a)-s oy Ir. Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode
Of treatment, and that weal uess and t-i,irangement Of We ge-
n.erative organs, which impair ttlic conslitutioo, _and slic;i-t-ca
lite, are here unne successfully thz,n on a.;:sy
. . .
Mr. Kiernan may be comnitcl at usual, by either-sex, at.
his private , Ito. tl, Lt ..r Charlotte-street, ;Becifor&
scr.l-1:e, .where Letters from Town :4nd Country are to, be 41.-
dre,:s ed.; and the necessary advice and medicine will be given
8r sent to anyyart of kingdom'. . 7 •

HOOPING COUGH CURED WITHOUT_ INWARD
MEbICINE. •

• ROCHE'S ROY AT.: EMBROCATION.
Tik,if ANY thousands t9f. Children are cured an-'
.1.70- nuttily oy this rc.siedy; on the first attack an ithine-.
diate application of 7.0C1-lE's .411',1-I.OCATION will pre-
vent the complaint raising any hold of the cons4.itution, , and
few times may Com;sletely cure.: In tbe most oOstinate
cases, .perscrorance will produce the, desired effect;. and no
remedy can be so well calculated for children as this, for it
requires no-methcinc to be taken i;nyardly.
In common Coughs, thii medicine is equally efficacious and
limy be relied on for men, 4.-onien,:und. children, as safe and.
effectual. In no case can this Medicine he genuine.pnles*
signed en thc_wrapper,— by .3'. Roche, and every .stamp the
1131713 CS of Shaw and EdwardS, 66, St. Paul'S Church-yard,
1-wlio are `Abe only Whole ale VetiderS) ,engraved thereon.
Price 4s. and iL 2a. per Bottle.

ADMIII.eILTY7OFFICE,

• i6,Nov. Isl.() •
• . .
NOTICE is hereby given, that' a Session 9f Oyer"
- and 7k.rrniner and Goal fit-al:gip, for the. Trial. of ..of7
e aces commititd on the t JarisdictiOn'ai
the 21dintralty of k.7.l,sfland, iciit be held at ,Justice Hall, the,
=.4.),(1 Bailey, Len ton, on Ireilnes.day, the 16;:7s Decenther
n 4.1,, at .Eis-41 ti.'Ckth thellf.rrn:nt.T.

J. W. CROKER.

FOR COUGEIS;COLDS, &c 4
‘VALSii's COL:TSF•')OT LOZENGES

TUSELAGO'-ias name giveil to Coltsfnot
by the At.cien6t. value in Coughs; ?cc.
It is prepared in the form ef Lozenge, as the most agreeable
to
,palate;. and also, that by its gradually:dissolving in the
thourh, may, with snore certainty be conveyed to. the parts
affeeled these.Loi,enges deoh;truent, detergent, and Ina
t)rucning,' allaYirA th-ci sensalion whieh oceasions
Cougni,,c, clearing like voice, and produ2ing the most salu-
tary ell:as.; if used .as a -preventive,. few persons wilt be
trotiblcd. with COughs through the wimer,..and their price
places them the reachof all raitks,of people:
Sold by Snaw an 3 No. 65, St. Paul's Church.
yard, who are the sale. Proprietors., and none are, genun,e
but what have their name tm the stamp.—P. it
Also, WA LSEPs ANTIVERTUSSI•i for the fIUUP_
ING,CUtI.CII, as reibetty long approve,i, a; id recommended
by the first families ihtlielingdom. Price only as. -9d. per
bottle.

FROM Tin LONDON GAZETTE, N0v.17,1812.

Admiratty Nov.. 17; 1812. -
Copy of a •Lettex from Viee-AdMiral Six Edward PeHew, Bart.
Commander in-Chief of idaiesty's Ships and Vessels in
the r.,:'iliterriinea-n, to John Wilson Croker, _Esq. dated on
I)oarci the off Toulon,'Octo-uer..l2, 15112.
Silt, • •
IMN;e,the honour to inclose. a letter from Cap'-';
taiii Codrintton, detailing a seh-iee 'lately per-
formed in concert with-the Baron d'Ekoles, highly
.treditabk-fdthoWoffiters:
I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signe'ti) 'EDWARD:PELLEW.

Star, Blake, Salon Bay, Sept. a 7, 1812.
I have the honour: to inform you, that accord-
ing- to a: plan previously • arranged betweeti;the
. Baron 'nrales and myself, a• Joint attack was
-made last night on= the Puerto at Tarragona, and
the Mole swept 0f,,a1l vessels and boats which
hiid there sought . protection.' The Blake and
'Franchise left this anchorage after dark, and the
Baron marched ffom Iteus at nine o'clock, F.,M.
when the Jubilee; in eonsequence'of puhlishing
the Ne‘v COnstithtion; tlydde• such- a movement
the 'less to be 'expected. The-boats _of the two
ships reached -the Franca at about one o'clock,
and'shortlplaterwards the Baron having properly
posted
.his troopS,' for :intercepting - any sortie
which might be made by .the garrison, and for
cutting off the retreat of such people, as might
be in the -vessels and lower town, .gave the con-
-1 cefie:l signal' for. the boats to open their_fi7e_—
The enemy were taken so completely' by surprize; ,
that some time elapsed before they returned a
-shot ; and I Understand General Bartoletti, the
Governor, actually mounted his horse- without'
bObts-An• stockings: Seeing only the fire of the
loiiats, about two hundred grenadiers came out of
-the toWn, but being met by a volley of musketry
..froma.'trnall party of the Spanish troops in am-
bush
at the Capuchin Convent, and being then,
charged. with the bayonet, those who, were able
made the hest of their, way back again. Thela-
. sition of OliVe, occupied by a party Of Briballa
(Calagirots) Was carried in the mean- time in a
-very animated manner ; 'and several false attacks
• on the walls of the fortress attracted the attention
of the enemy, and occasioned a brisk fire of can-
non ,from;: their whole line. Tlie boats then pulled
into, the Mole ; and having finished' the operation
allotted to them,. notwithstanding an angry dis-,
charge pr hot- and shells •.from the town, the
troops retired to Titus, : and' the ships anchored
' with the .prizes in Tarragona Bay,.' _• ,
The ,Franchise was extremely well placed 'by •
Captain Birch, 'off the Mole Head, for giving such
assistance as.. might have been wanted; • and I
have reason to be much pleased with theconduct.
•of -Lieutenant liuglies. (senior lieutenant of, this
ship)
.who commanded; and the Whole. of the I
. officers ancrseatnen'who acted under his orders is 1
they
-executed ,the duties allotted them, with Out injury
• tp. the. operations of the troops, and for the great
activity Which they chewed in bringing out the
prizes:. % . •
My anxiety_ to afford all the aid Which any un-
foreseen occurrence might require, .and • to 'be
ready to profit by any favOurable .reSult which
aright lead to an attack of more importame, in-
duced
the to push the Blake forwards towardS the
Milagro. But notwithstanding that 'tile light of
the moon enabled the enemy to direct • their shot
with, considerable '
precision, she was struck, only •
by one:, which 'passed through the maintop-sail.,
* It Would be great preSumptiozi halneto`oifer
an Opinion on the. 'military conduct of the Baron
d'Eroles, who` gains the-respEct and regard of all:
, who act with him, as well as .all.w`eo act 'under .
his orders. But I cannot 'refuse myself the plea-•
sure of remarking, that such was the -secrecy and
silence of hiS marcti, that when tbe'troops and'
boats -‘i4re each,ctintiguous to the other in their
•appointed-statiolul, eachdoubted the othr's..arri-
- val until the conceited' signal was mJe e and
such was 'the iiteadiness- and rood Order of the•
troops, wha killed or -drove back by the !eavonet
all the force of. the enemy whir, 'ventured to op-
pose them, that not "a single mistake' occurred...l--
It is also.:lii•Pnlv" ',Taff • ~• to ire t • ''cl
.. , ~,
~ t., 11(4, o record the
confident reliance which eac-Ai serviee placed on.the
conduct oftheother. And the Barran has done us
the honour to the voliintarV conseet to and unit:
~
tail:mous request:,of the odicerS'and creWs'Ofthe two
Ship's-, that the whole -Of wlit'iteVer: be May
adze froth the- sale` of the prizes *hall be given to