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• FORD'S DRAMATIC WORKS.
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,14-surrs

rrITE true ori,ginal JESUITS DROPS aim now
prepared by SHAW and'EDWARDS, (Successor's' to
Joseph
.Wessei), 66, on the Fob'.-Way, St. Paul's Church-
yard.
The JESUITS DROPS have been log known and esteem-
ed a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure for
Stra.nguary, Gleets, Weakness of the Kidaies or Bladder; and
.when taken on the first attach of .mere :l-Infection, they will
infallibly accomplish tilt desired effect : should the complaint
be far ailvanced, it Will be
.heeessaiy to take the Specific Re-
medy with the Jesuits Drops.
The many depredations Made on the property of the Pro-
prietOrs, compels them to give this.. Caution, that no one But-
tle still be sent out of their house without Shaiv and Ed-
.wards,. CSuccessors to J.Wessel)i 66, St.Pata's Church-yard,"
engraved on the stamp. All others which are sold without
-the above names, are impositions on the public.
Price
.2,1. 9d. I Is. aufl 2.25, per bot tie.

HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD
MEDICINE. •
ROCHE'S ROYAL EMIIROCATION. ,

LANY thousa:ids of Children are cured an,
nually by this remedy; On the first attack an imme-
diate application of JWCIT.E's EMBROCATION will pre-
vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and
a few times may.. completely cu-re. In, the most Astinate
cases, perseverance will produce the desired 'effect; and no
remedy can be so well calculated for Children as this, for it
requires no mediCinc to be taken inwardly,
In einiimon COughs, this medicine is equally efficacimis and
may be relied on for men, women, and- children, as safe and
effectual; in no case can this Medicine be genuine unless
signed on the wrapper, by .1. Roche, and every stamp the
names of Shaw and Edwards,, 66, St. Paul's ehursch-yard,
(who are the only Wholesale Venders) engraved thereon.
Price 4s. and 11. 4.25. per Bottle.

•
:i.ENEELAL POST-OFFICE,.
• • . Tuesday, 27th October, 1812.
A:3Q"T Seven o'Clock on the Evcning of
Monda);,' the 26th instant, the LEEDS MAIL-COACH
was robbed of the Bags of Letters for London, decribed at
Foot, between Ketteiiag and iiighani F.2rrers, and within
three Miles pf High:Ala Periers, bY,forcints the' Lack of tilt.
Ma;',

The-flags stJlen

Halifax of the 25Zii - Nottingtiam.....:.26tli.
1.112adf0rd.... ditto Melton Nowt:ray, dittu
. 4.
Leeds. - &IA O CaV;a-n
Wakefield .. ditto Upp;re.F:liata
Huddersfield (lido Kei..l,:iii3g
Barnsley. ..... ditto Tl.,r,pstone ditto.
Sliettidld. 1.. dittO
Rotherliam..ditto
Chesterfield.. (Etta
Mansikld'... ditto •
Whoever shall apprehend tht. Person or Persons who corn-
•iiiitted the said Robbery, will hd entitled to a Reward of

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS,
one Moiety to be liaici, 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 ofthe Persons concerned therein shall be appre-
hended as 7 brouitht to .Justice, such Distoverei will he- en-
titled to.the said Reward, and' be admitted an Evidence for
the Crown.

By Command .of the yostmaster-General,
F..FREELING, Sec.
London, England, 1812-03-25

TRANSPORT OFFICE,

• 'March 7, 18t2.
rr HE COMMISSIOATERS for conducting His
JL MAJESTY'S TRAN,SPORT SBRYICE, /or 1,41'14,
Case of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custo‘fy
of Prisoners of !Par, do hereby give "Voice, that, they be
eady ar this Office, oa- Tuesd.fy, the t.vh. of April, 1812, to
receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons As mqy lr
willing to central7i for VICTUALLING PRISONERS cf
WAR is HEALTH at Pl.ymouth, for-Six Months certain,
from the Ist of rani, 18st.
No Tender will be rectived after One o'Clock on the Day of
May, nor any noticed .unless the Party, or an Agent for him,
ler:and/1Y attend. Each Tender must he accompanied by a Letter
from two respet?able Persons, engaging to become bound with the
Perron tendering, in the Sum of 20001. for the due Po:format:et of
the Contract. .!•

Farther Parti.ulars may be known by applying at Ibis Offices
or to Capt. Pellowe, Mill Prism, Plymeutb.

OFFICE OF ORDNANC,'E

March 13, iSzi.
'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE ti 3 he►eby give Notice, that

Prtposals will 6e rect./we! at 'their Offce„ i 4 Pall 1 u 11, on or
hefre Monday, th 3oth instant, front such Persons is may
7ailliv to undertake tbe.Supp4, of ‘undiy Articles cf 01 L, for
sera ice of this Departntrnt, for a jeriod of Three Yrarf, dttermin—
aide at the expiration of One Year, at the option of ehhcr
Pa. }=.

Samples of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and fa, :bet
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions, ol the
Cntraei, may Ge known at the Secretary's ()hire, In Pall.
aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four
uktre the Proposals must ke delbuered, sealed up
and indorsed, " Proposals for Oil," bat no Pre:posal can ha-
admitted after the said joth instant, at ,Twelve o'Clcc‘; at Noon'
of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed, toeless
the Party making it, or an Agent Fir his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREIP, Secretary.

BAST INDIA HOUSE,

March 25, Is..
T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
-I COMPANY of MERCHAN I'S of .ENGLAND Tr ad.
ing to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Mike,

That the following Proprietors, qualified ag, eeably to Law,
have, in conformity to the 6th Se' ion of the 7th Charer, , by the
Bye Laws of the said Company, signifies!, In writing to the Se-
crstag, their desire of becoming Candidates for the Direelion, at:
the ensuing lleaion of Six Direflors, on Wednesda", the St)
•April next, viz:

William Astell, Esq: Campbell Majoribanks, Esq.
Charles Grant, Esq. George Smith, Esq. johip lacLsoii,
Esq. Sweny Toone, Esq.
London, England, 1812-03-25

EAST INDIA HOUSE',

March 24, 18'2.
1 HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Tral.
ing to the East ladies, do hereby give Notice,

That the Papers respeaing the present Negociation
with Government for the renewal cf the Company'6 ex-
clusive Privileges, are now printing, for the Inforlnation of
the Proprietors, and will be ready to be delivered at this
House to-morrow, at noon.

WILLIAM RA-MS AY,,S,c.

CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS are the most frequent sources ot. Chil-
dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and
'Guardian ot Children should be acmuainted with. They oc-
casion Loss ot Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend.
id atter with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions; they
allied the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end-
ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a l'reventative and
Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me."
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of the highest
Charaaers in this Country, both in‘rank and respectability,
to have no equal. Their
.public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, horn a personal knowledge of its wonderful Suc-
cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi-
tion, and gives a sanaioa to it, of which no other Medicine
of thelind can boast. Parents, and others who have the
Care of Children, should have this ReMedy as a Family Me.
thane to resort to, whenever the Stomach or bowels ot Chil-
dren are any way disordered, which it will always be fc, und
to relieve.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4,
Chezrpside, London • Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth ; Jones,
Weston, Allmot, andi Callory, Portsea ; Hall and Johnston,
Gosport ; Coleman and. Jacob, Sheerness ;' Peck and !toss,
and Turner, Hull ; Hioxland, Cooleworthy,' Nettlewn, and
Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and
Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and Lathbary, Liverpool ;
Staines and Lynch,- Manchester; Trewman, Exeter;
Manderson, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter and Ivi'Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ;
Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leicester ; Edwards
and Penny, Liverpool and retail by most Country Yen.
tiers, in Boxes, at 25. 9d, and ss. 6d. ascii.

Fforrt the LONDON GAZETTE, March 24, 1812

IFhitehall, March 24, 1812.

His Royal Highness the Priik:e Regent has been pleased.
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute
and appoint the Right .-ion Robert Viscount Melville ;
Wm. I)crnett, Erg Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron
of his Majesty's F Let ; Sir losepit Sydney Yorke, Knight,
Rear-Admiral ot the Blue Squadron ot his Majesty's Fleet ;
t ere I lon. Frc.ierick john Robinson; Horatio Walpole,Esq
(commonly Lord Walpole); the Right lion. Wm.
Dundas; anr'. George 'otitis:Go. Hope. Esq. Rec.-Admiral
of the Blue Squadron of his hlajesWw.fleet, to be Los Ma-
jesty's ;:ornin;sssioners for executing the Otte
,of High.
Acttuiral or tie United KinKdom of GreitAiltitaja and Ire •
land, and the Dominions, Islands, and Territostis, there—
unto belonging.
London, England, 1812-03-25

BREACH OF PRIVILEGE

Mr. EDEN said henad received a letter from Mr.
Palmer, a witness .attenthng a-Committee of that
House, complaining of havh),; been' arrested He
did not know that the case was marked by circum-
stances so aggravating as those which charatlerized
the former one; however, he should move, that
John Palmer and Alexander Grace (the Officer who
executed the writ) should attend -the House to-
morrow. The motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1812-03-25

DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall, London.

A pril 14. IL Cullen and Pears, Cheapside, factors, at one.
.April 14. I. Price, Rathbone.place, taylor, at twelve.
April 14. T. !fall, Stoke NewinAton, vittualler, at twelve.
April 14. I. Utiainpion, at Lloyd's, tea.dealer, at ten.
April ( Cousens, Bread-street, merchant, at ten.
April 18. I. Metcalf and 1. (eves, Upper East Smithfield, in-
surance-brokers' at one. •
April 18 I. Hack, Broad-street, St. George's in the East,
carpeittee, at twelve.
Aptil 14. T. Parker and 1. judge, Stoken Church, Oxford-
shire, tinwer-dealers, at twelve.

CERTIFICATES, APRIL r 4

Diton Sellers, late of Ohl Compton-street, Soho, oil and co-

ohn hitch, of Castle street, City-road, insurance-broker.
'lstiornas Freame. late of Worcester, cabinet-looker.
Peter Maclaren, of Edgware.road, ironfounder.
john Shirley, of St. fohn, in Bedwardine, Worcester, wool,

stapler. - ,
Williarn Grubb, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine and brandy
merchant.
lames Walker, of Symh-street, Manchester-square, coach-
maker.
Crawford Molli';on, of Tavistock-place, merchant. .
Edward Hathaway, of Walsall, stalibrd, grocer. •
I,:achel Marsh, of Rayleigh, Easex, linen-draper.
141110 Waller, of Lower Tootin, Surrey, butcher.

IM PERM PARLI/1111ENT

HOUSE OF PEERS,
TUESDAY, MARCH 24.

Counsel were heard, in continuation and finally,
respecting th- Scois Appeal, Fleming v. M‘Nair,
viz. Mr. NOLAN on the part of the Respondent, and
Mr. ADAM for the Appellant, in teply. / Judgment
post pone 4.
London, England, 1812-03-25

HOPE INS.URANCE COMPANY.
"'IRE LIFE, AND ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO
MILLIONS.
Office, LUDGATE-HI LL. London.
ERSONS insured with this Oitice, whose Poll-
L:es expire at Lad', -day, are rebpeztfully informed,
!hat Receipts for the Renewat or the same are now ready for
vielivery at the Office, and with the Nspeetive Agents of
the Company throughout the United Kingdom.
WILLI AM •bU V, Secretary.
H.R.Polic;es of Insurance. NN inch ex pire at the above pe7
'l°d, should be renewed wit .in Fifteen Days there itter.

WANTS A SITGATION,
A YOUNG MAN, nineteen yells of age, as
Q,;oom, or to took atter a Pair of Horses and Chaise;
can have a Rood Charmer for Sobriety and Honesty.
A line aitilresed, postpaid, to A. 13. at Mr. benthern's,
Cteen.grocer, Great Mary. le-bonne-street, will be duly at-
ter,k.l to.

171)1iOLSTIAt'i. AND BEDDING MANUFACTORY
No. r 6, iohn.street, two Doors front k)xtbrd- street-
TWILMOT begs leav,! to 'acquaint the Nobili-
, . t‘, ~;entry, rind the Public, he has discovered a new
'Ystent it. the curing and dressing l'eathet, which intirely
deans trout dust, and riAllically rrtnoves from them that dis
2gteeable and very unhealthy smelt so universally
complain-
-oof and it only requires to be generally known to insure
their favours. Tnose who study economy have an op-
Durttinity of viewing at his Warehouse an extensive assott.
tnent of useful and ornauricntal furniture.
Also, ready fixed for view, a variety of four-post, cot-
tag`-,, tent, sofa, and chair bedstead:, with furniture and !arci-
ng to correspond. On Low terms, for readr-moncy. Ap.
Miser and 1-House Agent.

I L S.---OIL All E.
,undon wAti, oivosite Old

per Gall.
Refined Oil for Cham-
ber Lamps • - s 6
Pale Seal Oil,_ - 3 9
Pale South Whale Oil
for Liv4rl)(.9l and COM..
mob Larups,scc. 3 3
London, England, 1812-03-25

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

Lord RISDEIMALE, after a few prefatory remarks,
which seemed to refer to certain alterations vi hich
were in the present Bill, rendering it, so fir, dif-
ferent from that brought in by him last Session, pre-
ser.ted agreeably to his Lordship's notice, on a for-
mer evening, a Bill for the Relief of Insolvent
Debtors in England. It was lead a-first time, and
ordrred to be printed.

The Irish Dlil►tia Amendment Bill, the Irish Mi-
litia #Families Bill, the Temple-bar Improvement,
and several private Bills, wero brought up from the
Commons, by Sir J. Graham and C. Pt ice,. Alder-
man Combe, Mr. Keck, and other Gentlemen, and
severally read a first tithe.
London, England, 1812-03-25

BANK O-F ENGLAND NOTES.

Earl Gain, Called the attention of the House to a
subject which he deemed of the last importance.
Their Lordships must be aware there was a Bill
now in its progress through the other Hou3e of Par-
liament, for extending the powers of the Act of the
last Session, respecting the paper currency. He con-
ceived it absolutely necessary, before their Lordships
could be called on to concur in such a measure, that
some information should be laid before them, to
spew how far such a Bill could pass with sufficient
security to the subjects of the country. Under this
imprcssiou, he now gave notice of his intention to
move to-morrow for an account of the number of
Bank notes presented at the Bank of England for
payment, and refused on the ground of their being
forged. It he learned from Noble Lords opposite
that such a motion would be objected to, he should
postpone so coming forward until atter the holidays,
conceit lug is to b a point of so much Importance,
that he would in such a case move for a Sum-
mons of the House, with a view so insure a lull
discu,s'on.

The Earl of LtvnitPow. not feel it necessary
to say more on the present oecasion, train that when
the measure referred io came before them, he would
be ready to answer his objemioni. With respect to
the information required by the Nook Earl, he was
not then prepared to give the desired answer. Some
communication with those most concerned on the
occasion, would be necessary, to learn whether any
ohjeCtion was entertained to the produClion of such
an account. It he should not be able to give the
answer to-mortow, he should .whenever a motion
was brought forward on the subject.
London, England, 1812-03-25

TOLERATION ACTS.

Lord HOLLAND said, he also meant to put a ques-
tion to the Noble Lords opposite; on a subject, which
lie conceived to be of great importance to a very nu-
merous portion of his Majesty's subjeas. A Noble
Viscount (not then in h's place), had brought in a
Bill, which the House did not think proper to adopt.
Without glancing at the opinions entertained of that
measure, he would only say, it was well known the
Bill produced a very great sensation in the country.
They had seen it lead to such proceedings in the
Courts of Law, grounded on certain construaions
of the Toleration Acts, as proved very grievous and
injurious to a number of individuals. He had heard
from report, that it was the intention of Govern-
ment to relieve those persons, who, in consequence
of such constrnaions, were exposed to the penalties
of the Conventicle Act, by the introduction of a
Bill. He thought that any act of grace best came
Irom the Executive Government, and he for one
should give his humble support to such a Bill. It
was now very near the recess, and the Session was
far advanced ; he had therefore to ask whether it
was in the contemplation of Government to come
forward in the way he alluded ?
The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, that all he
thought it necessary to say in consequence of what
fell from the Noble Baron, was, that he understood
the subjea was still under consideration in a-judicial
quarter. Some communications had certainly been
received from individuals, who thought themselves
aggrieved by hat had taken place. Whether these
were well founded or not, he did nut now mean to
consider. Under the circumstances, and in the pre-
sent state of the question in the yam ter to-wt.ich lie
had referred, he thought no other answer comic! be
expected from him.

Lord HOLLAND briefly repeated his question.
Ea►l GREY expressed his opinion, that the sub-
ject was one worthy the attention of Parliament,
The question was .one materially interesting to a
great number of persons, and to those who were
liable to be affected by the decision in the Court ;A
King's Beach. It was highly important to such
persons to know whether it was in the contempla-
tion of Government to afford them relief.

The Earl of Liv ZRPOOL spoke in expl.mstion, and
observed, that the individuals in question should
have the earliest information of what the intentions
of Government were upon the occasion.
London, England, 1812-03-25

LISBON MdlL.

LISBON, MARCH 6.—Head-quarters were at Pre-
neda on the 26th, but if we are to believe reports,
they are 'to be this day at Elvas. Badajoz is very
strong, and no duubt will make a most vigorous re-
sistance; but unless a very powerful army comes
to its relief, it must soon fall. The ordnance, &c.
as well as all the army, are in full march for the
Alentejo ; two divisions are this day crossing the
Tagus at Villa Velha and Abranies.

VALENCIA DE ALCANTARA, FEB. 1 B.—ACCOrd-
ing to the last accounts, the French, who evacuated
the Principality of Asturias, have colle&ed in the vi-

cinity of Leon.
It appears that General COUPIGNI is going to
command iu Majoi,ca, where the legions of DOYLE
and \VHITIINGkIAM are organizing with the great-

est a&ivity.
The French in Badajoz are greatly afraid of the
approaching siege of that place, and are making dis-
positions, which indicate the dread they have been
inspired with, by the recent catastrophe,
that has be-
fallen their arms at Ciuddd Rodrigo.
Lasso's, Fcß. 28.—The accounts from Cadiz of
the 1 sth inst. are very satisfaCtory. The new Go-
vernment has displayed an energy hitherto unknown.

:s orders and their effed have extended from Ca-

talonia to America. They are decisive, and promptly
executed. Many useful reforms have been made in
the Isle of Leon, where the English Gen. DoynE, so
well known tothe world by his ardent patriotism in :he
cause of the Peninsula, is employed in disciplining the
Spanish recruits in that island. All the disposable
Anglo- Spanisb troops have marched to reinforce Gen.

BALLESTEROS, who is equally vigilant and lona-

nate in his enterprises. General O'DotioJeu has

gone to take the command of the troops in Murcia,

which appear to recrire organization.
In the Corwina Diary of the I gth inst. it is offi-
cially announced that ESPOZE MINA attacked, about

the end of January, the strong positiOn of the bridge
of Lordosa, which he forced, taking 632 prisoners,
as much grain as loaded boo be.tsts, as also three
pieces of artillery. We will give the deiails as soon
as they arrive.

LISBON, FEE. 23.—Letteri from the Alemtejo
state, that the French are colleaing in Eadajoz all
the provisions which they eau plunder the country
of, &c. and that they are fortifying it as much Ps
possible. Desertion still continues.—A letter from

Portalegre, received by the same courier, says,
among.othcr things, that 60 deserters, with their
arms, had entered that city.

ESTRENIADIJRA, JAN. f19.--T4 enemy continue
to have their herd-gnariers in Z:ifra, oceopying the
ground from Estrernadara to AtAllya and Valverde,
IA here 700 Poles, the gartisnn of Badajoz, are quar-
tered, and lately arrived at Zrfra.

•
On the 20th passed through Almonaster, from
Huelsa for Bridajoz, convoy of meal aod biscuits.
To-day will enter to Fregenal 800 barrels of meal,
likewise proceeding to B ijadoz. On the 22d the
English took another in St. Martha, .which was also
on its way to that fortress.

Cot:TDADAne NUBLA, FEB. 3.—We are at pre-
sent free Nom the enemy. . All those which were
in Conclado have marched for Estremadura, escorting
is •
provisions to
London, England, 1812-03-25

DIED

'II,IAS- WOOD, of No. 35, hbiden•lane, Covent-garden i and Published by WII LIANI ARMICER SCRIPPS, South Molton-street, Grisvenor-square,
, No, 1 1 strand IN hero ildrotisements,
_Orders for the I'ai)er. Leiters for the &filar_ km__ Ilitnl-1-inirl mnat rn.ca.-1

On the tst ult. at Leith, George Johnston, Esq. elckst
son of the late Robert Johnston, Esq. of Overton.
On the ztst inst. at Cheltenham, Mrs. Sheldon, wife of
Ralph Sheldon, Esq. of Weston. House, Warwickshire.
On
.Saturday last, in Harp.lane, Tower- street, of a de-
cline' Mr. John Cornwallis Campbell, grandson of the late
Mr. John Campbell, of Charter-house-square.
On Monday last, at Parson's-green, in the Both year cf her
age, Mrs. l'atham, widow of the late John 'I atharn, of
Southampton-street.
London, England, 1812-01-17

Price 4s. in boards.

HIS .ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CUM.
BERLAND AND MAJOR SEYMOUR DAVIES.
This Day was published,
In a large Bvo. pamphlet, price 3s.
STUBBORN FACTS; or, a: Brief View of
Princely Gratitude end Domestic Sufti-ring.
By JAMES SEYMOUR
.DA VIES, EA.
Late Assistant luspeClor.General of liarrackg.
Addressed to the• Public at huge, buy particularly to the Of-
ficers of the British Army.
OW with Ins, heart !
So much for liuckinglum!! !" .
- • RICHARD.
London: Published by M. (ones, S, Newgate-street,'arid
sold by all BoOksellers in Town and Country.

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. • •
NiTHITTINGTON' AND HIS CAT neatly
I Printed on tine paper, •price 3s. in extra boards,
and embellished with a tine Likeness or Sir Richard, .The
LIFE of Sir RICHARD WHITTINGTON, Knight, and
Foul' Times Lord-Mayor of Londori, in the Reigns of Edward
the Third,:, Richard the \Second, and Henry the Fittll; com-
piled trorn.authentic Documents, and containing -many inn,
portant particulars respecting thatillustrious Man, never he-
tore published. Intended to a ttuse, instruct, and :stimulate
the rising Generation. By the Author of George Barn-
well. • •

•'• z. GEORGE BA RNWELL. Price 3s. 61. extra boards,
handsomely printed in loolscap'llvii. embellished with a tine
engraved l'rontispiece, descriptive of an•interesting Scene be-
tween Barnwell and Millwood, the Memoirs of George Barn.
well, the unhappy subject of Lillo's celebrated Tragedy ;
derived from the most authentic source, and intended for the
perusal and instruction of the rising Generation. 13y a De-
scendant of the Barnwell
3. MAGIC!! Bice is. neatly done up in a case, Jones's
Magic tirade; or the Amusing and Instructive ;
though unlike most Tell- tales, it always tells Truth, and
never tails to discover-the Secret Thoughts.
• Lo►idon : Printed fur and sold by M. lanes, No. ;, •New-
gale-street, and rmy be had of all Booksellers in Town and
Country. _ •

Any of the above Books may be had in neat and elegant
bindings.

Thii Day was published,
In Three Volumes Octavo, price zl. Bs, boards, (Dedicatett
to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent), - •••
BIOGRAPIIIA DRAMATICA or, a Corn-i.
pani n to. the Playhouse ; .containing Historical. abd
CritiCal Memoirs, and Original Anecdotes of British and
Irish Dramatic Writers, from the Commencement or our
Theatrical Exhibitions; amongst whom are some of the
most celebrated Actors. Also an Alphabetical Account and
Chronoldgical Lists of their Works, the Dates when printed
and Observations on their Merits. Together with an Intro,
dactory View of the Rise and Progress of the- British Stage.
Originally compiled by David- Erskine
.Baker, continued to
:the Year 1764, th,nce to 1782.
By ISAAC REED, F.A.S.
And brought down to the end of November, ;Sit, with con-
siderable iidditions and 1 rnprovements rinlittAttout,
By STEPHEN JONES:
Printed for Longoian, Hurst, Rees; 'Ohne, and Brown;
T. Payne; G2'and W, Nicol ; Nitols and Son ; Scarcherd
and Letterman, . Barker ; ,'Hiller; I. Murray ;,R.H.
F.‘4nst J. Harding; J. kanlder; and Gale and Curtis-.
London, England, 1812-01-17

BIRTHS

•
On the tat inst. Mrs. Thomas -Peacock. aa Son.
On .Weilnesday last, at Kirkham Gate, near Wakefield
Out Wood, Sarah, the wife of S. Lunn, a collier, was
vered of three fine boys, who,. with the .111 Alter, are likely
to do well.
London, England, 1812-01-17

MAR R /ED.

On the 21st of November last, at Stoak Church, Devon,
Captain S. SirJver, of the Hon. E.ist- lndil Company's Ar,
tillery, Bombay Establishment, to Maria Strover, eldest
daughter of Thomas Strover, Esq. of His MAjesty's 1).144,
yard,

- On the 9th inst. at St. Thomas's, Charles Lewis. Esq.
of Alphington, Secretary to the West or England Insurance!
Office, to Martha, second daughter of jo.,ephi3tdwell,
chant, of Exeter. -

On Thursday last, at Islington, %VlMaul Cretin, Esq. of
Spitaqijids, to Ann, only daughter of lames Foot, Esq. of
the same Parish.
London, England, 1812-01-28

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, January 2.9, 1812,
will be performed the Tragedy of -
HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. -
Hamlet, Mr. YOUNG
lPoloirius, Mr: S/ MONS ;
Laertes, Mr. B R NTO N ;
Horatio, r. BA RRYMORE;
Ghost, Mr. FA; ERTON ; •
The Queen, Mrs. POWELL;
0 phelia; Miss I;01..TON.
ittter which will be performed, for the egth time, a New
Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND PADAIANABA ;
OR, THE GOLDEN [ASH,
With entire New Mu ic, Machinery, tenes, Dresses, &c.
Padmanaba, Mr. EtI*I.RI ES ;
Sultan of CaStinfire' Mr. NORMAN;
Omar, the Fisherman, Alr. BOLOGNA, jun. ;
!-:aytacattadliri, the Persian Cook, Mr.. G RI MA LD I ;
the Siiitan's Daughter, Mrs. PARKER;
"'ores, the Fisherman's Daughter; Miss E. BOLTON.
„'}loxes 73. Second-price 33. 6:1. —Pit 33 6rl. Second-pfice.
—Gallery 2s. SecOnd-priee fs.—L peer. Gallery-4.5. be-epnd price •
6d.
„paces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Ar Box-Office, in Hart-strect.
The Doers will be 'opened at Half-past Five, and the Play
leßin at Half-past Six..
The new Pantomime of Harlequin and Padmanaba, or,
e Golden Fish, having been received throughout with the
.I),lghest approbation and applause, will be repeated every
.vening (except Friday next) till further notice.
, raOn Friday will be produce
Td, for the first time, a new
"nd Operatic Drama, inThree Ads, called The Virgin
t9be Sun, founded on The Incas of Marrnontel, and Kotze-
's Play or Rolla,' or, The Virgin of the Sun, with entire
Music, Scenery, Dresses, •aud Decorations. To which
1.11 be added the farce of Raising the Wind.
London, England, 1812-01-28

AMERICA.

Mr. WbIITUR L) gave notice, that he should, on
Thursday se'nnight, move for the whole of the Cor-
respondence which has pa,sed between the Govern-
ments of Great Britain and America, front the first
until the latest atrivaL

The Ten Millions and a Half, nnd the One'Mil-
lion and a Half Exchequer BIN Bill, were severalty
committed, and ordered to be reported to-morrow.

The timber consitteration ot.the Coal Trade Re-
gulation Bill was postponed till this day se'nuight.

FINANCE COMNII"I"FEE.

Mr. BAN &Ls, in purimince of his notice, and con-
ceiving there would be no objepion, moved,.
" That a Comafttee be app.nted to examine
into and consider what regulations may he necessary
in tie Public E.q:enditure; and what. measures
should be adopted for diminishing the expences,
without detriment to the public st•rvice."
The Committee Of last Session were then agreed
to, and the usual powers giveri. to them..
London, England, 1812-01-28

ABOLISHING PUBLIC OFFICES.

Mr. BA NKES, then adverting to the Resolution of
this House of the 2lst May, 1810, moved for a Se-
lea committee to consider-what offices cam within
the purview of the said Resolution. The object of
the Hon. Gentleman was to provide, after the re-
turns had been made, that the patronage of the
CroWn,
,with respect to public offic‘'s, should in
some measure ditniniOaed, for which purpose he
London, England, 1812-01-28

LOC.AL MILITIA.

Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON gave notice, that he
should to-morrow iubve for an Address to his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, humbly to Tv:pest that
he would be pleased to lay b'etore the House Re-
turns of the number of men in the Local Militia,
&c. to the Ist of Jarvary, 1812, and also of those
entitled to their dich.lrge on the 25th of December,
1812, having fulfilled the period of their time of
service.
London, England, 1812-01-28

~•AK!tlh.ti

DIED

LONDONS: Primed by 'I WOOD, of N. 35, tV!3iden-lane, Covent-garden; and Published by WILLIAM AR MICE R SCR I I'PS, South Molton-street, Gr)svenor-scptare,
At thu y>JN OriaGt, -10, 1)2, 'Strand, *here Advertirentwys, Orders for the Paper,. Letters for the Editor, &c. (post-paid mulct be 4,dre,50.,,

Yesterday, at St. George's, Itanover-scriare, Mr Smiths
of New 130nd-street, to Miss M 'sem, of the Vane place.

On Thursday last, the 23d inst. Mr. John Bowden, in
40t1,1 year. _

On
.Sunday last, Mrs. Elizabeth Hartshorne, at Upton.
place, Essex, aged 45, wife of Anthony Hartshorne, Esti,
of His Majesty's Customs.
late! y, at Fltishing, Cornwall, lames, second son of Sir
Thomas Burke, Bart. aged (7,
London, England, 1812-01-28

ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.

Lord FOLKSTONE gave notice, that he should to-
morrow move for leave to bring in a Bill to alter and
amend the Ad relating to Insolvent Debtors (passed
last yeAr), so far as it concerns the case of, Mary
Anne Dickson ; and also to ni:lke some regulations
in the inferior Ecclesiastical Court's.
London, England, 1812-01-28

A VERY SINGULAR CASE.

.A.tl OFFICER, when in the twenty-third year
m of his age, ILid both his Legs shot oil in a me-
Prable Naval Engagement. In this helpless situation, with
'.l.lVile and six small Children, he is under unavoidable di&
and embarrassments, occasioned neither by extra-
th.gance nor vice. Those whose perceptions are alive to
in finest feelings of our nature, and enjoy the delight-
sZelyasu re in relieving the real wants of sul&ringtlutuatuty,
ruir'.) In this instance, have the gratifying opportunity ot ad.
_ onstering the healing halm ot Consolation to this severely
linded heless Gentleman.
and Fads way be known by application to Messrs. Cox
Son, Agents, liartlett's-buildin, Holbon, who will
thankfully receive the smallest gs
doliarion.r
11.."Toset grateful thanks are presented to Frowner Lady W.,
itWaldegrave. Right ticn. Lord Gardner, lion. General
AreY,Elitaueiii Martin A Lady, A Gentleman,
witliee.d Thorp, Esq li. Hill, Esq. A Friend, An ()truces
London, England, 1812-01-28

WILTS.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By MR. RUSS,
At fire Angel Inn, Chippenham, on Friday, the t 4th day
" February, iSiz, precisely at Twelve o'clock at noon.
telther together or in Lots), unless' previously disposed of
Y Private Contrad, of which due notice will be given,
THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
,several Valuable ESTATES, situate at T YTII E
I).l`i LUCAS. in the said County; distant two miles from
fiPpenham, four from Caine, ten from Devizes, fifteen
1:111 liath, one and a half from the great road leading from
,ow 211(lon to Bath, and one from the Wilts and Berks Canal ;
in the occupation of Mr. Crook.
4„ror further particulars, and treaty by private Contrad,
V.;111,IY ,at the Office of Mr. Merewether, Solicitor, Caine,
nr of Mr. Crook, at Tytherton aforesaid, who wilt
mulv tile Premises.
London, England, 1812-01-28

WHITEHORSE INN TAVERN, and HOTEL,
. For. GENTLEMEN and FAMILIES,
Fe t ter. lane, • LondOn.
/
AMES RICKARDS most respectfully acquaints
1 his Friends and the Public, that he has recently taken
.." above long established Concern, and i soliciting, thei
nittonage and that of the Friends of the lane Occupier, Mrr.
:,rnttel Holmes, irt64lns them.that,. with a view to render
Z!nmast superior Acc,onmodation, he has made consider-
z,`;', Alterations and improvcments in the Prentises, apd
loat from an A rrang,rnent with some of the first Merchants
s'iltbe City, he is enabled to have always on hand an exten-
2, Slack of the most choice old Wines and genuine Spirits ;
TA he assures those Gentlemen and Families who honour
41 with their Support, th..t no exertion on his part shall
wanting to render them every Cuintort an Inn can pos-
ifiblY atlOrd.
vSbaches to most parts of the Kingdom. Neat Post
`-mites.
London, England, 1812-01-28

OFFICES IN REVERSION.

Mr. BANKES gave notice, that he should to-mof-
row move for leave to bring in a Bill to Prevent the
Giant of Offices in Iteversion.

ROMAN CATHOLICS OF IRFLAND.

Lord M.ORP.ETII rose and stated, that as his Noble
Friend (Lord G. Cavendish) would be preveniA,
by a severe domestic calamity, from bringing for-
ward the Motion for wlich he gave notice for Mon-
day next, he should on that day submit a Motion
upon the subject lot the considera; ion of the House.
London, England, 1812-01-28

ROXBURGH CAUSE.

The LORD CEIANCULiOR having taken h;s seat on
the Woolsack, tho consideration of this case was
resumed.

Mr. Leach was heard in continuation, and to the
end, of his very able arguments, in support of the
claims of John B. Kerr, Esq. with respect to the
feu branch of the case.
The farther hearing was adjourned till- Wed-
nesday.
The Sugar Tinportation, the Corn Distillery Pre-
vention, and the Malt Duty Bills, were broUght up
from the Commons by Mr. Lushington, and other
Members, and severally read a first time.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved, That the Corn
Distillery Prevention Bill be printed, and acquainted
their Lordships,
.that should the prints lie on the
table, it ,+ as the intention of his Noble Friend (we
believe Earl Bathurst) to move the second reading
on Wednesday.
Mr. Graham (the Magistrate) presented at the
Bar the Inspector's Report of the State of the Con-
' vi4is, on the Thames, the Medway, and at Ports-
. mouth, for the laSt year, which was ordered to lie
on_ the table.

It was ordered, on the motion of Lord WA :.SING-
HAM, That all the Agents of the Parties whose cases
are before the Appeal Committee; shall attend the
same; and that all Agents who did not attend this
day, Shall peremptorily attend the Lords Com-.
mittees to-morrow, at a quarter before two o'clock.
Some private business was then disposed of, and
the House adjourned till to-morrow.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

MONDAY. JAS. 27.

Mr. Graham presented at the Bar an account of
the number of Convids on board the different Hulks.
It was laid on the table.

PI LOTS.

Mr. ROSE gave notice, that he should to-morrow
move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend the AEI
(which Ad was read by the Clerk pro forma) re-
latino. to Pilots.
The Malt Duty Bill Was read a third time and
pased.
London, England, 1812-01-28

CIAING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES,

- - -
WORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Ct;ildren should be:Acquainted with. They oc.
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend-
ed alter with violent pains ; they bring on Convulsions ;"they
ailett the growili-of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end-
ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and
Cure of these alarming Complaints, the above excellent Me-
dicine is universally allowed, on the testimony ot the highest
Charaders in this Country, both in rank and respectability
to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the
Proprietor, t rorn a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc.
cess in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond competi-
tion, and gives a sanction to it, Of which no other MediLine
of the k kaftan bozist. Parents, and others who have the
Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Faintly Me-
dicine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil-
dredare any way disordered, which it - will always be found
to relieve, _ . -

Sold, wholes de and retail, at Ching ani,i Butler's, No. 4,
Cheapside, London-; Sharp and Belam, Ports-mouth ; (ones,
Weston, Alknot, and Callory, Portsea ; Hall and Johnston,
'Gosport 4 Coleman and Jacob,. Sheerness ; Pecl and Ross,
and Punier, ; lioxland, Cook worthy, Nettleton, and
Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, acid Swinney and
Co. ,Birmingham ;Hinge and Lathbury, I iverpool ;
Staines and Lynch, 4larichester ; Trewman„lixeter 4 Smith,
Mandersi.n, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter and Nl'Donald, G Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ;
Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinton, Leicester.; Edwards'
and Peyny, Liverpool ; and retail hrfnust Countr),.
tiers, in Boxes, at zs. 9d. and Ss. 6d. e 5 1.
London, England, 1812-09-14

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

• Sept. 11,1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY .do hereby give Notice,
That on Fridayi the 25th instant; they/ will be ready to re-
eeive,Tenderszn writing, (sealed up) and treatfor Four Thousand
BOLTS of 'LAGS, for the use of the Cooperage, to be an.-
swerable to :Samples to beproduced with the Tenders, to be.de-
livered as demanded, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores
at Deptford ; to be paid for by Bills, payable with' Interes7,
Ninety Days after date.

The Conditions of the Contract may le seen at the Secretary's

Qffi'cr.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Pr*ice
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall net be
delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
Friday, the 25th instant; nor unless the Person- who
makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to
Answer when called for.
London, England, 1812-09-14

Coninulnderof the advanced guard

of the corps of WIT'"(II:NSTETN3has
feated a brigade of the enen4S cavalry, consisting
of two l'e-iinents; Gtmeral St. GENIES ' and a
number of soldiers were made prisoners. At•the
same time' the enemy was repulsed before Duna,-
borg, with a considerable loss in killed and pri-
soners..

On communicating to you these rapid victories,
1 have ordered the Director of Police at Polotsk
to cause Te Deunt to be sung in all the Greek and
Latin church-es -to return thanks to Tod for this
important success.

to voii to cause the some thing to be done
in all the disirictS of the Government of Witerisk,
and to`give the greatest publicity to this intern.:
London, England, 1812-05-18

SOMER'iETSIIIR E.

• TO .13 II:: SOLI),.
StinMERILEAZE HOUSE; a Freehold Res'-
.
sideilre, 111(Jc:ern built, in the Gothic-style, consisting
"on :the Chamber-4°w, of five Be.d.-room,' Nursery, and
servants 'zwartinents. On .the Ground-floor, a lolly En.
traxe 22 Peet by 18; BreakfaSt P.arlour,• zg
.lAt by
; Drawing- roetn‘ and Dining7parlour' each zi,Feet by-i 6;;
opening to the Lawn and Shrubbery ; aGentleman's Dress-•
ing-room ; Water Cl,set ; tiousekeeper's-roorn ; Servants-
Hall ; Bed-rooni, Buzlei's-pantry, two Kitchens, Lardei-,
Brew house, Granary, and Cheese-loft; good Cellar's, Dairy,
.and Coach-house; Stabling. for Eight Horses, a large•walled
GA-RD EN' abounding in Fruit, together with a small
COTTAGE; tit for the residence of a small genteel 171rniiy;
with a Garden, good Orchards, and about • .
SIXTY ACRES of rich MEADOW PASTURE and

ARABLE LAND.
The whole tituatect within a Ring. fence, and for Ilealthi=
ness of situation and beauty of •prosped, not excelled by any
in the Kingthgrn. _ _

Together with the Manor of WOOKEY, and its Appur-
tenances, and about Seven or Eight Acres of Land, situate
in the parish of Wookey, which adjoins the Estate. ,
The Premises which are distant about rwo Miles from
the City of Wells, and Twenty from' and Bristol ; may
be viewed at an hour's notice, on Mondays,. Wednesdays, and
Fridays, in the ForenJon; and for Walter Particut,rs, Ap-
,plication may be made; (if by Letters post-piiid) to James
PasmOre, Esq. Solicitor, Warntord-court; Throginorton-
street, Lordon ; or to the Proprietor, on the Premises.
London, England, 1812-05-18

hum the LONDON GAZETFE, May7l6, 1812

9fficeof Ordirante, May 14, 1.4312.
• Rmyai Regiment of Artillery.. Second Lieutenant Charles
A. 0 lctb4m to- be First Lieutenant, vice Connell, de-
ce-asal. First Lieutenant lVilliim Webber to be Second
Captain, vice Latham, deceased. Second Lieutenant T.
Lovett to be First Lieutenant, vice Webber.

0156, of 'Ordnance, ilLy 15 .1
Cctrp Ronal Engineers.--first Lieutenant Tohn Harper
tobe Second Captain, vice Mulcaster, deceased. Second
Lieutenant George West, from the Royal Regimertkj.l.
A v, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Du Vernet4.pro-
.
meted.

Commissions signed by the .Lord Lieutenant of the County
• of Nottingham.
Nottinghamshire keinielit of Militia. Henry Metcalf
Wardle, Esq. to be CaptaiA, vice A ppcsley, resigned. '
3d or. RetfOrd,Regiment of Nottinghamshire Local Militia.—
Richard Roe, Esq. to be Captain, vice Potter, resigned,
4th or Nciv,irk Regiment.—Thomas Thoroton, jun. Esq. to
be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, vice T horoton, te.

signed.
Commission in the• Edinburgh Regiment of Militia, signed
by the I.ord Lieutenant.
'lames Brown Patison, Gent. to be Ensign, -Vice Robertson,
promoted in the Line.
Commissions in the' Rutland Local Militia, signed by the
Lord Lieutenant.
lames Tiptaft. Esq. to be c2.aptain. Robert Tomblin,Gent.
to be First Lieutenant. John Charles Louth, Gent. to be
Second Lieutenant. George Wilsson. Gent. to be ditto.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant, of the County
of Norfolk.
2d or East Norfolk Regiment of Militia:,-Francis Henry
Noble, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Hughes. resigned.
Ist Easternrßegiment of Norfolk Local Militia.—Frederick
FI cod ro w , Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice U t ton,
promoted.

Crown.oipte, May 16.
bIENLBETI RETURNED TO SERVE I:4 THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.
County of Antrim.—The Hon. oluil3ruce Richard O'Neill.

RANkfIUPTCY ENLARGED.
Cilium Footner, Hercules-buildings, Lambeth, Surrey, un-
derwrirer\and broker, from May 19, to tune t 6, at ten, at
Guil,dhaii, London..
London, England, 1812-05-18

To sink tfle Offal, per stone ofSlb.

Beef, ss. Ed. to 6s. 6d. Mutton, ss. Ed. to 6s. 4d. •Veal,
6s. od. to as. od. Pork, ss. od. to 6s. 6d. Lamb 7s.
to Es. 6d.

Beasts, 1,600. Sheep and Lambs, 10,470. Calves, Si,
Pigs, 270.

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET.
Hay, 51, os. od. to 61. os. od. Straw, zl. toy. ed. to 51.
'.3s. Clover, 61. os. od. to 71. los. ed.

. CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 18.—The fresh arrivalo
Of Wheat today make a middling supply,'
thereof at. little. ficac.tuation and not brisk ;
Bailey heavy sale, and .again rather lower ; Mak.
liken ise ; White Peas and Beans of each
tion keep their price ; Grey Peas scarce; the
arrivals 'of Oats make the supply somewhat con-
siderable, but from the tale demand, this ariici{:
nearly. maintains last.prices; and Flour without va-
riation.

Wheat 84s a 112 s a i3os
Fine ditto - r;ss a 14os
Rye - -74 s a Bos
Barley -58 i a '6gs
Malt - - -83 s a 9;s
WhitePease(boil.) Bis a gas
Grey ditto - 74$ a 78s
Bt::ans .- 72$ 7iS

Tick Beans -68 s a 743
Di to (fine old) 754 a 7:,$
Oars -47 s a s 3 57$
Poland ditto -58 s a 594.
Potaioeclitto oos is• —s
Rape Seed - 761 a 14,1.
Fine Flour less a 1,93
Seconis zoos a Ns
London, England, 1812-05-18

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MURDER.
This Day wits published, price 6d.
1E FIR,ST PART of the • SESSIONS- PA-
1, PE R •,- containing the TRIAL of BELLI NC HA ZVI;
for tbe-tvl URDE.R of the Right Hon. SP ENCER PER C
VA L, Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Sessions House,
in the Old Bailey,. on Friday, May ty, tBia, before Sir Jas.
Mansfield, Chiet fustice of the Common Pleas.
•Prime at-id Sold by R. Butters,. No. 22, Fetter-lane,
Fleet street ; and all BOoksellers and News- Venders in
England.
London, England, 1812-05-18

Par Sir FttkNCIS D'LVERNOIS.

Sold by Dulau and Co. Soh6-:;quare ; Deboffe; Nasl'au,
street , t)econchy, New Ihmd-street ; Broad-street,
Royal Exchange ;'anti Hatchard, Piccadilly.
Where-rnay be had, -
A few remaining Copies of Olti.andes a Cuonaparte par
Trois Etrangers, one vol. evo. los. 6d.
London, England, 1812-05-18

eleven. •
Tune 6. I. Davidson, East India Chambers, Leadenhall-
Zstreer, merchant, at one. •
Aray 2.6. I. Tigwell, Gosport, Jinen-draper, at ten.
uoe 6. I. Hill, Great Mary-la-bonne-street, tailor, at one.
lune i 6. bits oel, R. Newcomb, and Sisson,:eamon-
street, silk hat-manufacturers, at ten.'
lune a,•. I. fohnson, 'Great Abe.- street, Goodman's-fields,
wine-merchant, at ten.

The Turkish Government, as we had previously
learned through other sources, had collected its
strength. to make one great effort to overwhelm the
Wahabees. Their tleet in the Red Sea consisted of
100 ships of various sizes, constructed with great.dis-
patchiand secrecy in the Egyptian. ports, and con-
veyed by the assistance of camels to Suez. On board
were troops which had been successfully employed
in operations by land and sea against the infidel
cities. To crown the success of this crusade against
the Wahabees, nothing was wanting-but the recap-
ture of the city of 11 ecca, which would-beattacked.
on the-arrival of.the army of Egypt,'

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