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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-09

LOT 11.

. Will consist of the Hut Public. House, and the Farms and
the unenclosed Land, on Sherwood, on the East si6e of the
park paling, and containing 698 acres, more or less so.
The property -may be viewed on a.pplyirt; to' Mr. Owen
Mealey, at the. Hut Public Bouse,_ on. the .state, of whom'
printed particulars may be had ; and also of John 11,i.oson,
Etoi: No. 6, Chance:y-lone i at -the Place of Sale, at the
cliaciiinoor's Head, and White Lion-Inns, Nottingham; the
Manstielo ; the Bear Inn, Loughborough; and the
Three-Crowns Inn, Leicester..

SBROPSHIRE.
FRECIOLD MANORS ANT) ESTATES.

TO BE SOLD qY Are-0:7,

13.r.Mi.. WILLIAM ‘'VYLEY, .
At the PIG and Jot, Town of BRIDGE-
Coorry of Salop," •
On FRIDAY, the 3i st,iy of Ja.y next, hetiveen the Hours
_ of .Three and Fice o'clock,

•
In the following fai-3, or 1 1 Jthers as may he agreed upon.
and subject to Conditi, of de to be then produced.
L 1. , ,

•
THE MANORS-or 'LORDSIIIPS of .CHEL-
MAii'II," otherwi.,,e NicCH GHELMARSH and
CIiELMARSH -NETHEitCOf 'ItT," in the Count of Salop,
with i.he Co.Jrl6;l3ar9n, Chief tteat.z, xcilnabLe
vileg'es and liumitnitie§Aiieret) hemo•iging. '
A's:: all.that.canitalillriok and Tiled INIESSUAQP. erected
within a
• few •
-}ears •
pasty an] compleat repair, with the,
Barns, Sttblingfand otir -s'uttatiliOut-ouilding sundry,
pieces ur, parcels of very :•xcelleut Arable,• Meadow, arid
Pa,qute,.Land thereto belonging, 'containing by. admitagors-,
ment, !WO A. 2 It. -and 23P. (more or less), situate at Chel-
mar?l, and in the po3scision oflir;Balier.
-Alio SEVEN CO,ITAGES, with the ,hardens, Tands, and
Appurtenances thereto belon;ins, situate at-or near Chel-
marsh Como:ion, now let on. Lases for- three iives
srn 11 1 annual rzserted Rents,_ 'e
in the t
in the several possessions of BenjaMiu Elonck, Mary Wall,
Edward Dallow, John Head, Thomas, Guest, John lludlty,
and Thomas Wall.
London, England, 1812-07-09

LOT VII.

A DWELLINO4IOITSE, BLACKSMITH'S SHOW, and
MEADOW ailjoining, in the holding of . , con-
taining 2 A. 3 R. 20 P. (mare or less). •

LOT VIII.
A PARCEL of LAND, at Cif:AN:ley, called the rzr,LD,
contanizg about 2 A. alt.
LOT IX.
A PAIICEL of LAND, at Choreley, Called G:G P:T, coa,-
tairsing Q.bout 2 A.
LOT X. •

A PARCEL of 7... AND, cullvd. the LOWER- GROUND,
coritainh g, by admeasurement, t 8 A. 2
The last three Parcels are 'la the po.isessiori-of tha said
- Jordan.

The Mauocs abound with Gakne, and extend over upwards
of SOCO Acres of Land. Clic:marsh Cominou is a valuable
Waste, containing about 150 Acres, of. which the Lord :cid be
intitled to .a considerable allotment ou iu :sure.
There are Veins of Coal under the Estae, mini.ch have been
worked without an Engine; and it is believed there are reins
inider the Waste. The Iferiets are valua)le, being * the Nest
Beast of the reliant thins seized.- The Timber And the Sap-
lings on the dilrereat Lotsto be talien by the Purchasers at a.
Valuation..

The Premisevare distant only 3 Miles from. Bridgenorthi
8 ftom Bawd:eye:o from Kidderminster, and 16 from Wol-
verhampton, all good Marl.:et,Towns, and Possession nay be
had at Lady-day next..
For Further Particulars apply to ,Zr. N7xcuLßs, Cramm, re •
Messrs. T-1.-• and W. LLOYD, Ludlow; or-J.' il:-
bitovn, Esq. Four Ashes; nea.:Enville:
Ludlow, ',26th ,
London, England, 1812-07-31

" OFFICE OF 01?L'NZI:CE,

✓ulJ2I, 1612.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of His
.7E371"S ORDN/IIVCE do Hereby give Notice,
'77.:tit Proposals will received' at tkeir Office, izt
on or before Trednesday, the sth day of August next,frontsuelt.
Persons as , ?nay be\wiEing to u7dertahe the Supply of.
LEATI-LER PANTALOONS, for Service of the Cavalry
Co-rps of the Royal Artillery for a period of Thee Years, de=
'terminable tfter the ta7:ira'tien of the frst year, 'upon a Three
'Afunths Notice, at the .option of either party. •

Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, vpon'applicatitn to
the respective Officers of Me Ordnrruce, in the Royal Arsenal,
,V0c4404.11-: and fort her Particulars, together with the Terms
and Conditions of the Contract, may be I:notin at the .le-
cretary's Office, in apresaid, any Day hetWeen
the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed vp and- indorsed, ," Proposals fur
Leather Pantaloons;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said sth Al;gust, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
Day; neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party
making it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. 11. Secretary.
London, England, 1812-07-31

FOR THE TEETH AND T5,131\i.

THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL
DENTIFRICE, Invented by the late J A.COB HtMET,
bentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly
'aPerior, both in elegance and,eflicaey, to anything hitherto
naade use of; they will• effectually preserve the Teeth in a
351nd' state, even to old • • • 11 render them white and
abc,
beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such
as are loose, keep such 1: are already decayed from.becorning
.Zfizlre, prevent toe Tooth-ach, perfectly cure, to
Scurvy in
(..itnqs and make them grow firm and close to the Teeth.
' il'heylia-I‘ew'•is-e render the Breath delicately sWeet, and remedy
all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic
(hints and. ban. Teeth.'
They continue to h.e sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley
"tad Blew Cockspur-street, London, price 2s. 9d. each, and
1.4 T. Scarman (late partner, and successor to Mr. He-
' Inet), George-street, Hanover-square.
1 None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet,,
aYley, and Blew, Cockspur-street." engraved in the Stamp,
and
a Label " Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London,"
Tasted on the back of each bottle and box.
B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents
and Persons who have the care of Children us the greatest
P'eservatit-e of young and tender Teeth.

RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
AF F ECI lONS, with their usual coricOmitants,
or flying VAin,s,.•filatuleriy, Indigesti,n, and gene-
Detility (originating in whatever source), are relieved
• and trequently cured by WHI T FAD'S ESSENCE of
'AIUSTARD P ELS.. after every other means had failed.
PLUID ESSENCE of, NrIUS fARD (used with the
tills in those complaints , where necessary). is perhaps the
tiost active, penetroting, arld.clll4tual remedy in the world,
ft'nerally curing the severest SP ,• AI N.S and BRUISES, in
!ess titan halfthe ri‘rue usually taken by 4)poticidoc, Argue.
,pusade, or am, ~t-her Liniment or Embrocation ; and it used
Inunediately atter any accident, it prevents the part turning
black
• • \ •
- • WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE isequally etrt-
c-atious for all, ill-conditioned Sores, Sore, I.eks, Scorbutic
fitiptions, Blotches,- Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles.
treAings ont on the Face; Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sole
' 'and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic Humours of
every description.
il/41Prparcci only, and sold by R. fehriston, Apothecary,
15, Greek street,London. The Essence and
ills -at 2s. 9d.".eacli ; the Cerate at is. ;bd. and 2s_ 9d.—
"'old by every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom. . •
• • *** The ge;dune has a I.3lack Ink Stany, with the name
b , I ohnston inserted on it,.
London, England, 1812-07-31

Sri IZACIA'S ITALI AN 01.L.5,

- -
grim unexanfnled success that STD:ACT:Vs
A. I TALI AN 01 LS have inetw.ith fur p y
Yea?a, in rdal:ing the flair grow tenth tii!‘ Lt.. and long, and •
prev,enting its tailing oh alter illness, (wit clt it will do in
twenty-tour hours) makes it the most faltionahle Pomade
with Ladies of high rank, for, Since powder is out of noe, it
keeps the Flair perfealy clean; makes the hardest Hair as
soft as silk ; gives-it a most beautiful natural appearance ;
prewnts it to rrn;.r.4 grey ; and even if on the change, will re-
tutu the Hair to itStiatural cotour.;T-Also for the Eye=brows
and Gen!lemen's Whiskers. In using it for the fOrmc‘r, the
greatest care must. be taken, the Oils being such a•prr.inoter.
of
,the growth of Hair, that it would spoil a be:nrti'col fore.
head The.QllS arc likewise a certain remedy for gp,.i•lg im-
mediate ease in a Nervous !lead. ache • and will restore the
Flair on horses knees, and of its natural colour.-
Caution.—Those Ladies and G.entlent.n who purchase
the above Oils,- will please, to observe, that they are always
in pots, and with the ProprietOr's name, " Johnson," Sign-
ed on dlabel across the pot.
To be had of the Proprietor, 1. lohnson,'No 94, New-
tnati-street, Oxford- strut, and by her appointment, of
Golding, 42, Co:111M ; J.0W,3,30, Strand ; Bailey and Blew,
Cockspur-street ; Hendree, Tichbourne-street, Golden-
square; and most of the principal Perim-nets its Town and
Country, at 55. a pat.
London, England, 1812-07-07

'AIIIERICAI4 PAPERS.

• [FR,OM. THE NEW7YORK G`rAZETTE OF rr 27.]
" The following paragraph 'from the National
citigencer of Saturday last looks gloomy. We
may now conclude that Mr. Barlow has done no-
thing towards a setthment with France.- Now
we• may soon expect change of attitude.'
The long expected vessel, the Hornet, has
at length arrived at New-York; after a passage of
21 days, fiom Cherbourg:, Messrs.. Biddle and
Taylor, the messengers,-reached this city yester-
day, at two o'clock, and delivered their dispatches
at the Department of State.' "
t' The Democratic YY7zi6. of Baltimore, contains
the following :
Latest from France.Mercantile friends
have favoured us with letters from Paris, dated
the 20th of April, from intelligent Aniericans
their contents are in substance'as follows No
proSpect of a • favourable arrangement with
Vrance and people Were surprised that Mr.
-Barlow' s,hould have ever indulged the hope
of, it.'
London, England, 1812-09-01

PRIVATE TUITION.

A CLERGYMAN, of the University Of Oxford,
171 A. B. wishes to employ hiniself as a Tuitor in a .Gen-
tletian'A family. He 1136 been occapied in this capacity for
the last fOur years, hut is now disengaged, as his pupil is
.bone
to College.
Letters addressed to Mr. Tupman, Printer; Nottingham,
Fill be attended to, and sztisfactory testimonials as Waft-
,aeter and ability produced. • •
London, England, 1812-09-01

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, Vic. arc respect-
fully informed they, may be supplied with MONEY to
any•amount,' on terms equal to Merticage, secured upon Free-
told, Copyhold, Leasehold Lan4' or -1-lOttses, Money in 'ha
Funds, Marriage. Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergy-
ruen's Livings, or any other Property. • •
Persons orresneetabiiity may be isupplied on their Personal
.Security only. Gentlemen will iud every liberal accommoda-
tion; Without delay.,
AppliCation from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-:paid)
addressed to MesSrS. Wills and Co. 4D,Soiltb-stzect, Berkeley-
.squase.
London, England, 1812-09-01

MONEY.

plosE desirous- of borrowing SUMS of
MONEY are informed they /day be supplied with any
Sloo on the SeeuritY of Chug en Livings, l‘larriage Settlements,
Money the,Fulids,'Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Es-
tates; as also by responsible Persons Security, on Terms infi-
nitely more honourable and advantageous to the Borrower
than are usually offered to the public.
• Letters (post paid, addressed to Mr. W. 11, Chapel-place,
`'ere-street, Oxford-street, will be immediately answered,
Vbere personal applications are daily received from Twelve to
Four.

- GAME AND RESIDENCE.-=WILTS.
TO AZ L:LT,

rroiti the Ist of September, 1812, tilt the 25th of March,
1819,

it Comfortable F.411.11LY RtSIDETstC, three
miles east of Salisbury, with the FURNITURE there-
to belonging, and the exclusive privileges of Free Warren
and Game over the well-wooded Manor of Clarendon Park,
containing abo it 4,400, acres, abounding with Pheasants,
Hares, and other Game, with or without the Deer Palk of
' 250 Acres, and the Farm of 105 Acres.
For a view of the premises, and to treat fee the same, ap-
ply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Atwood, Salisbury.
Printed particulars may be had of Messrs.,Richardseh and
Co. Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; at the iThite Hart inn,
Bath ; and at the principal Inns on the Western .Road.

ESTATES FOR SALE.
SOTJTH WALE.S.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNORiIIIRE.

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. deceased, before
Stephen Hough; Gentleman, the person appointed by
Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court,
to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the,BEAR'S
HEAD INN,, in NEWTOWN, in the County of Mont-
gomery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days
of October next, at 2 o'clock of each Day in the After-
noon,
IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS,

111 DART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of
41.. JOHN PRICE Esq. deceased, of PenYhent, consisting
of several Farms and Lands. situate in the several Parishes
of Llanvihringel Rhydithon ; Llandewy Ystralenny; Saint
Harmon, Llanbister, Nantmell, Llanbadarn Vynnyd4,
Llanbadarn Vaur, Llandegley, and Kevculys, otherwise
IC.efenlece, in the County of Radnor;_ 'containing in the whole
%/pw rd, of Three Thousand Seven. Hundred Acres, with'the
Wiruber and Wood growing thttrpon.-
. Printed Particulars may be in a-- few days had (gratis) in
London, at the said Master's 'Chambers, in Southampton-
Luildings, Chancery-lane; and of Mex>rs. Meredith, Rob-
bins, and T,onkyns, Solicitors, Lincolns-Inn ; at whose
Otlice Plans of the Evan
may be seen i Particulars ruayalso
be had of Mr. Evan -Evans, •tiolicitor, Rhayader; Mr.
Whitcombe, Solicitor, Kington; Mr. Thomas Meredith, Som.
licitor, Knighton; Mr. Gallieis, Land S4rveyor, Pi-cOeigne;
the place of Sale; tire Fleece Inn, Peuybent ; the IlrelTsl-1
Llandrinditd; the Crown-Inn, Ludlow; and the other prin-
cipal Inns in the neighbourhood.
London, England, 1812-12-29

TIIE COSSACKS,.

Any authentic account of those brave and pa-
triotic troops who have been so greatly, so glori-
ously instrumental in reducing the once " Grand
Army" of the dastard and sanguinary Corsican to
its present state of almost utter annihilation, must
be acceptable to our Readers ; we therefore pre-
sent them with the following :-IThe Cossacks are
a people originally inhabiting the confines of
Poland, Taitary„ and Turkey, between
the Jaik and the Dneister. They are divided into
several branches, the Kosakki la Porovi, or Cos-
sacks on: the Boristhenes ; the Kosakki Donski,
'or
.Cossacks on the Don ; and the Kosakki Jaiki,
who are the wildest of theta all, dwelling in large
vill:iges along the banks,of the river Oural or Jaik,
and the North coast of the Caspian Sea. They are
now entirely subject to Russia, and the Ukraine, -or
countryof the Cossacks of the Boristhenes,is become
a Government under the name of Ekaterinostay,
The Cossacks are,large and robust, have blue eyes,
brown hair,and aquiline noses; the women are corn-
plaisant to strangers. Theh towns are built of wood;
like those of the Russians. The Ouralian Cos-
sacks, which form so large a portion of the whole,
are a people that inhabit the Russian province of
Orenburg, in Asia, on the south side of the river
Oural or Jaik. These Cosiacks are descended
from, those of the Don : they profess the ;.:reek
religion ; but are a kind of dissenters from that
established; and are called by the Russians Oos-
kolniki, or Separatists, they stile . themselVes
Staraverski, or old Believers : they consider the
services of the established church as profAne and
sacrilegious, and have.their own priests and 'ce-
remonies. Tile Ouralian Cossacks are all enthu-
siasts for the ancient ritual, and seem to 'prize
their beards more than their lives. The river Jaik
or Vaik, being now called Oural, they are deno-
minated Ouralian Cossacks ; they enjoy the right
of fishing on the coast. of the Caspian Sea, for 47
miles on each side of the river Oural. Their
principal fishery is for sturgeons and beluga,
whose roe supplies large quantities of caviare ;
and the fish, which are chiefly salted and dried,
afford a considei able article of consumption in the
Russian Empire.
On Tuesday night last, several seamen belong-
ing to the Centaur, broke into a house in James-
street, either for a frolic or with the view of com-
mitting a robbery, but they were frustrated in
their intention, Whatever it was, by the calling in
of a guard, which took all of them into cu:tody,
and conveyed them to their ship, where they were
punished yesterday. One of them, perceiving a
cradle in the house, leapt into it, for the purpose
of destroying an infant he supposed to be there,
by trampling on it, but his abominable project
was defeated by the infant's hiving been provi-
dentially laid in another place. (Dock Telcr3,
graph)
London, England, 1812-12-29

OFFICIAL* INFORMATION Fli.:)Yl ARMIES.

REPORT COLONEL ,TsCHER:•,;ysCHEW, ADJUTANT
TO ins inrERIAL MAJE TO TUE GENE:ZAL: OF
CAVALII.Y., COUNT %%TT rcE,ssrE.lN, OF THE STIt

(17TH) OF rtovr.l,,tsroi

I have the honour, to, infOrm your Excellency;
tldt after.my safe i•eturn from the Duchy Of Iyar
saw with the detachment awier my ceMmand; at the
time when the \Vestern Army ‘4,,as on its march from
Brest to Minsk,the-Corninander in Chief, Admiral.
TscuurcitAooFF, who for a long time past had
not received the least intelligence of the glorious
operations of the troops under your Ekcellency's
command, nor of the corps under iNarshal VICTOR,
considered it to be neceSary to use all possible
means to, effect a. direct coMmunicatioti with your
Excellency's corps as speedily as pOssible ; and f6r
this purpose the .Commander in Chief thought
proper,' son the 25th of October, (Nov. 6), to
confer on me the ,conunand of the Cossack regi.
ment of Pontelijew, then at Slomim.
In the night between the 25th and ?6th (6th
and ith Nov.) Admiral TiCITTICHAGONY, after
haying already sent forward all the columns to
Neswish, received intelligence that Prince
SCHWAKTZENBERG, to oppose whom, Lieutenant-
General SACKEN had been left with a corps in
the vicinity or Brest, had detached a,Considerable
body of troops towards Wolkowisk and Selwig,
by which means he threatened cutting off the
communication between General SACKEN and the
array. The— Commander in Chief therefore di-
rected nie to march with the aforesaid regiment of
Pontelijew, which was at that time at Slonim, to
Diretschin and SelwiA-, to take - possession of
both these posts, and observe the enemy's, move-
ments.. On the 27th‘ Oct. (,-With Nov.) I arrived
at Diretschin; where I learned that the enemy's
Corps, under General Moon, was marching from.
Grodno to, the village of Mosty, and had already
•
began to' throw a bridge over
.the rivet at, that
village. Although the Niemen was at the dis"-
tance of eight leagneS from me, I immediatelY
sent a detachment there, who found a party co-
vering the labourers on the right hank of the li-
ver, ao.ddestriryed all their preparations made on
the left bank.—At the very same time, the parties
I had 'detached to Wolkowisk informed rue, that
the' enemy had iiiready garrisoned that village,
and appeared on 'the road to Selwig, which induced
me to Collect the detachments:of the Cossack regi-
merit of Pontelije-w xl;i9out loss of time, and to
proeeed with them against the enemy.
London, England, 1812-12-29

NAVAL NEWS,

DOVER, I Fc. 28.—8 y the arrival of the Dwdtf
cutter; Lient. aohDoz, from off Boulogne, we
feel most happy in being able to contradict the
malicious report of i one of our slokips of war hav-
ing mutinied, and been carried, into a French Port
by her crew. The Dwarf and the sloop alluded
to exchanged signals last evening.

I cannot find that there is much more truth in
the reported arrival of a flag of truce, the only
arrival neitig a French fishing-boat.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 28.—Arrived his Majesty's
ships Vca,sieur and Princess Caroline from off Cher-
burgh . . ,
Sailed his Majesty's ship Tortoise for the Downs,
and the Beagle sloop of war, with a convoy for
ditto.

His Majesty's ship Pembroke has not yet got off.

The Purser of the Macedonian frigate was lauded
at Bristol ou Saturday, and immediately proceeded
for LondOn, where he arrived late last evening.

DEAL, DEC. 28.--Came clown from' the River
several vessels and remain.

,Sailed his Majesty's ship Mosqiiito for Sheer-
ness ; and the Deal Pilot cutter .drgus foi: off
Dungeness.

• FALMOUTH, DEC. 26.—Sailed the Princess
Elizabeth packet for .Lisbon ; and the Lady Pel-
ham 'packet for Surinam.; .the Mary ,cnit packet
for Gibraltar and Malta has gone into the Roads.

LFITII, DEC: 24.-1 he Rifleman and Snake
sloops of war arrived in Lcith Roads yesterday,
and the Gallant gun-brig sailed on a cruize.
A Danish schooner and galliot arrived in the
Roads yesterday, the one a prize to the _11)01(4
sloop of war, and the other to the Sarpedon ; like-
wise the Helen, Greenland ship, from London to
Kirkwall. She is to sail from that port.
The hope, GORDON, arrived i Leith Roads on
Tuesday, from Gottenburgh, in four days, brings
no news.
London, England, 1812-12-29

• THEATRE ROYAL, DRITRY-:LANE. • • .
THIS PRESENT.EVE.NING' Dec. 29, 1812,
will be performed the TragedY Of
• RO:MO AN)
Romeo, Mr-RAE ;
Mercutio, Mr. ELLISTON;
• Benvolio, Mr. HOLLAND;
Tybalt, Mr. DE -CAMP ;
Lady Capulet, - Mrs. MOORE; •
Juliet, Miss SI4IITH.
. In Act I. a,Masquerade scene.--In Act V. a Ftineral Pre-
cession to the Monument of the Capulets,
After which, . for the 3d time, a new Melo-Dramatic Comic
• Pantomime, called .
HARLEQUIN AND HIS MPO ;
Or, COLUMBINE BY CANDLELIGHT !
The Characters by '
Mi. HARTLAND,. Mr. KIRBY, Mr. BARNES,
Miss POOLE, Miss HORRIBOW,
Miss VALLANCY, &c. &c.
Stage'Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Moneyto be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
The Doors to be opehed at half past „Fire o'Cluch, to be-
gin at half past 'Six. -
Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. 6d.--Pit, 3s. Second,Price,
.s.—LowerGallery Nocurid Price, is.—Upper Gallery, 15..;
econd Price, gd.
Boxes and Pluses to be taken of ,Mr. Spring, BOx Booh-
keeper; at the Oliiee in Little RtiSsell-strtkq, from Ten till
Your, and from Ten in the Evening- until the Doors • are
closed.
The new Pantoinime was honoured 'with great applause,
and will be repeated every evening jtill further notice : To-
morrow with John Bull. •
A new Tragedy has- been some time in preparation; and
trill shortly be announced for performance. •
London, England, 1812-12-29

D:STZIBUTION 017 MIZE-MONEY..

Aquilon, for the John, on board, at Sheerness; recalls at
22,,Arundel-street, gtrand.,
Reyolutionnuirc, for the Resolution; Boxer, fur the Mi-
chael; Boxer and Escort, for the Fra:de ; Raleigh, for the
Friimien; and Archer, for the Thisted, on Thursday next;
recalls 0.422, Arundel-street._

Strtnnous, for the Medege Haab, Danish schooner, No. 53,
Cliss Lyhkens. Haab, Joh :noit Elizabeth, Danish schooner
(name unknown), and Alicia, on the 13th of January; recalls
at 9, New Broad-street.
Hero, for the Charlotte, and Wandering Man, on the sth of
Jan.; and Unicorn, fur L'Esperaucc, this day; recalls at '232
Norfolli-street, Strand.

The Nlereutius, for the Johanna Maria, to-morrow, at No.
12, Clement's Inn.
The Growler, for the Sorcier and Voltigeur, on Thursday
next, at No. ld, Tohenhouse-yard.
The Wrangler, on Thursday lasti on board at Chatham ; re-
calls at No. 23, Norfolk-itreet.

The Rosamond, fur the Dolphin, on board,.on her arrival at
Spithrad ; recalls at No. 42, St. Mary-street, Portsmouth.
The Princess of Wales, for, the Boston, Julius Cies:ir and
De Jonge Dirk Voss, on Friday next, on hoard, at Yarmouth ;
recalls at No. 2, Adelphi-terrace.
The Ethalion, for the St. Ivan, on board, at Sheerness, to-
morro‘V; tecalls at Nu. 70, Greatßussell-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1812-12-29

~,THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
r 1:0-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 30, 1812,
will be acted, Shalispeare's Quinedy of -
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
After which (Fourth Time) the new Pantomime; called
HARLEQUIN AND THE RED DWARF;
Or, THE ADAMANT ROCK.
The Music,Scenery„Machinery, Dresses,. and Decoration; are
entirely new.
The Overture and Music compared by Mr: Ware.
CHARACTURS,
Prince Cherry, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA,-Jun.
The Emperor Bigbeniano, Eing of the Longheads, (after-
wards Pantaloon) Mr. NORMAN ;
The Empress Rande!,ellyano, Cltio,:n Of the Roundheads
(afterwards Clown! Mr. GRIMALDI ;.'
Rufus Markulf (the Red Dwarf) Master CHAPMAN;
Fair Star (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. PARKER
The Fairy Avis (tranformed into a Bird), Miss WORGMAN.
Places far the Boxes to be taken of Mr,, Brandon, at the
. Nem:Box-Office; Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened nt,half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past Six. •
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3i.6(l.—.Pit 3s. 6d. Second Pricers.
Lower Gallery ,2s. Second Price ls.—llpper Gallerycond Price 6d.
The new Pantomime called Harlequin and the Red,Dwarf,
or the Adamant Rock, having been received, en its second
tepr es eu tio n, with continued peals of laughter and applause,
will he repeated every Evening till further notice.
On Thursday-, The Merry Wives of Windsor.—On Friday,
'The'Recruitin,, ()Dicer
On -account of the indisposition of Mr. Y ' oung the new
popular play of the Renegade is deferred till Saturday..
Oa IVanday, Jane Short.
London, England, 1812-03-30

VIC! UAL!. ING-OFFIL

March 17, 'ELI..
THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
HIS MAT2,S Trt NA V Y do hereby give Notice,
That on Tuesday, the 31st instant, they will he ready to 'etc-lye
Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for -the suit ly ton
separate Ctottraas) of Seventy-five Tons of BUTTER, aid
Three Hundred Tons 4 CHEESE ; to be delivered in the si,are
of Si,' we‘iks, into his Majesty's Viaualling Stoles at the Ports,
and in the proportions undermentioned, viz.

Butter.
Tons..

Cheese.
Tons.
100

Deptford
Pottsmouth
Plymouth -

75 Tons. 3,"'.> Tons.
and i 4 be paid f6'r by Bill', payable with Interest, ninety days
after date.
The Conditions of theContrafts otaj, be ieen at the Sect etaly's

Of face.
No regard will be had to any Tender in witch the Price si..ii
nit be inserted in words he length, or thai shall not be de,
livered to the Board before One o'Clock on tie raid Tuesday,
the
.tst instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tende;,
or sone Pelson on hit behalf, attends, to answe► when called,
•
London, England, 1812-03-30

-F

VIC:7VALLING-OFFICE,

March to, atz:
HE COMMISSIONERSfoi• VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY dr: hereby give Nailer, Theis
on Friday, the loth of April next, they will be ready to re—
ceive Tend-rs in writing, (Seeded up), and treat for the supplji
(on separate Conttaar) of what FRESI,IB,EEF and SEA
i'IIOVISIONS may he demanded for the service -rf his Ma.
jetty's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the River Shannon;
in Ireland, for Twelve Months certain, and further until Six
Months' warning shall be given for the termination thereof-: tG
be paid for by ENS, payable with Interest, Ninety Days afer.
date.

The Conditionr of the Contrarl may be seen at the Secretary's.
,Office, at thh Office, nr 4y atr?yink to the Colle.iorof his Maiv
jesty's Customs at Limerick.

No regard will be had to illy 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 sail Fr;day the loth 'f
April next, -no; unless the Person who makes the Tender;
or some Person on hie &half, attends, to answer when called
foe nor -will any Tender tleit contains exiravagatt prices upon
same articles, and prices much inferi,r to the real Value upon
others, &considered as proper to be admitted.
Eoch Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed ly
two responsible Persams, engaging
,to become bound with the PorDe
tendering, in the Penal Sum of swl. foe:the due performance of
tack of the said Contraas.
London, England, 1812-03-30

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London, England, 1812-03-30

PICT UAL L INu'- O FFIC F ,

march 24, igia.
'THE COMM/SS/0 N ERSfor' VICTUA L 1:C G
-01- His MAJESTY': NAP Ydo hereby give, Notice,Tirat
on Tuesd the 3d o/ April next, they will be ready to receive Ten-
ders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for Three Hundred Tens
of NIUS CO ADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Samples 6?
not less than ttdi pounds weight each, to he produced ai,b tie
Tenders ; to. be de leered in the original Packages, at the rate of
from Seventy to Eighty Tons per week, into his MaPqy's
Pic-
tualling Store: at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable,
with Interest, Nine(y D.tys after date.
The conditions of the Contrail may be seen at the Stcretarys
o,ffice.
No regard will he had to al), Tender in whirl; the Price shall
not be inserted in words it lenith; or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 3d of April
next,nor unless the Person 'who makes the Tender, or some Person on
his behalf, attends, to answer when'called for.
London, England, 1812-03-30

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE,

March a 3, 181 2.
'l4 § Royal Highness the Prince Regent bath,
4' in the name and on the.behalf of the King, signified to
my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, the RoyFil plea-
sure, that the Uniform Clothing at present worn by the Flag
Officers, Captains, Commanders, Lieutenants, Masters'
Mates, and Midshipmen of his Majesty's Royal " Navy,
shall be altered in the manner undermentioned, namely

ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET.
FULL DRESS.

Coat of. Blue Cloth, Blue Cloth, Collar, White Cloth
Lappetls and Cuffs, with five Laces round the' Cuffs;
laced as at present. Epaulettes as at present; Buttons the
sane as at present, with the addition of a Crown over the
Anchor.
London, England, 1812-03-30

La Per!anne, Satie, of 25 guns, t9O Men, and Sbo tonS.;
taken.— is a store-ship of 26 nine-pound guns (new), has
about 530 iron, and some brass guns in her hold.
• (Signed) MURRAY MAXWELL, Captain.
Return of Killed and Wounded.on board his-Majesty's ship
A Iceste, Murray Maxwell, Esq. Captain. in Arbon with
the French Squadron off Lissa, November 29, 'Sri.
Killed.--Charles Nourse, midshipman, Charles Reeves,
quarter-master, Isaac Brown, sail-maker's-mate, (awes
Bickerton, Abraham Saunders, Thomas Cox, and I'eter
Williams, ordinary seamen.
Wounded.—Andrew Wilson, lieutenant, and George Lycll,
quarter-master's-mate, slightly ; john Gunderson, able
seaman, badly ; Charles Davenport, able seaman, M._Lor-
log, landrnan, Samuel Chawnes, landman, George Cleyter,
captain of the mast, Charles Connell, able seaman, H. H.
Mallum, able seaman, John Hickey, ordinary seaman, and
Matthew Ferguson, ordinary seaman, slightly ; lots Hunt,
private marine, badly ; George Thomas; boatswain';-matte,
slightly.
ISigned) MURRAY MAXWELL, Capt.
THOS. 1' ROW ER, Surgeon.

Report of Killed and Wounded on board his Majesty's ship
Adive, James Alexander Gordon, Esq. Captain, in Ac-
tion with a French Squadron in the Adriatic, on the 29th
November, 'lSt t.
Killed. —George Osborne, midshipman, Wm. Bull, quarter.
master, James Richardson, sail--maker's crew, .Thos. Tur-
ner. ordinary seaman, Witt Smith, able seaman, Jelin
landman, Robert Hill, serjeant Of marines, John
Conway, private marine.
Wounded. —J. A. Gordon, Esq. captain, badly, (amputated
leg); W. B. Dashwood, lieutenant, ditto, (amputated
arm) ; George Hate, lieutenant, A. M'Donald, ordinary
seam, and Joseph Rippon, landinan, slightly ; hotpas
Hall, yeoman of the sheets, severely ; john Walter, land,
man, Henry Hazel% ordinary seaman, Timothy M'lntire,
ordinary
,seaman, lames Quinn, able seaman,'-John Row,
able seaman, and John Parker (2), carpenter's:crew, slight-.
ly ; !aims Kirby, landman very severely ; Neil Peterson,
captainofthe forecastle, dm. Adam, landman, and Tho.s.
Blake, able seaman, severely; Matthew Sayer. quarter-
gunner, and John jetlersou, landm n, badly, since dead ;
Ralph ArChibald, able setnnan, •Thomas lord; -captain of
the forecastle, and John Kirwqn, boy, slightly ; John
Knights, private marine, severely'.; Henry ,W,arren, pri-
vate marine, RiChard Denis, private marine, John Hawke,
private marine, Thomas Fitzgerald, able seaman, and
John Johnson, ordinary seaman,
,(Signed) JAMES A. GORDON, Capt.
S. J. SWAYNE, Surgeon.
London, England, 1812-03-30

Admiralty-Office, March 2.$ , 1812

Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Captain WaldegraVe,
of his Majesty's ship the Volontaire, addressed to Captain
Adams of the Invincible, and transmitted by Vice-Ad-
miral Sir Edward Pellew to john tiiilson'Croker, Esq.
His Majesty's Ship Voluntaire, off Palamos,
SIR, 26th December, 18 g t

While off the Medas this morning, a boat in,
formed me that an enemy's schooner arived at
this port the night before last. I immediately stood
in and anchored off the Mole, where she was lying.
Lieutenant Shaw Mr. Banantyne, Master's-
mate, in the boats, went. to bring her out; while
the marines under Lieutenants Burton and Camp-
bell of that corps, Admirably maintained a covering
position on the Mole Head, against a party of French
troop`, who disputed-the post with them. As large
reintorcements were pouring in from the adjacent.
garrisons, and the vessel was grounded, Lieutenant
Shaw set fire to her.,, but floating afterwards, he
towed her opt to us, when the fire was-extinguished,
but not before it had done great damage..

She proves the Decide, a new privateer, mount-
ing two long six-pounders, pierced for-six, carrying
a cargo of provisions from Cette to Barcelona.
' This service, so laudably performed by all ern-
ployed,•has fortunately been attended with no other
accident than one marine wounded.
I have the horwur to b 6, &c.
(Signed)' G, G. WALDEGItAVE.
To Charles Adam, Esq. Captain of his
fiLijesty's ship Invincible.
London, England, 1812-03-30

GENUINE MEDICINES.

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Dublin, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder; and other
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quence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is 2s.
per Packet, or 11. Ss. 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in
a Bottle, IL 4s. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but
observe that the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's,"
are engraved in the Stamps.
The following are the Prices of their Medicines, &tits
included ; but those who purchase six, or more, will -
allowed the Stamps gratis.
s.
d.
Dr. James's Powder 2 g Dalby's Carminative
Do. Analepttc Pills ' 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4
Ditto Antibilious Pills z. 9 fluxhain's ditto -
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Dr. Steer's Oporleidoe 2. 9 Essence of Ginger
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Do. Caniomile Drops 1 9 Cheltenham Salts. -
Essenceot-Coltsfoot 3 6 Ipecactianha Lozenges
Mr. S)ence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solandet's Tea - 2 9
The tephalie Snuff' -t 16 Henry's M ignesia 2 6
Lozenges of Blois - I 16 Maredant's Drops - 5 6
Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 Spilsbury's ditto - 5 6
Leo's Liniment - o Grant's Cough ditto i 6
Asthmatic Balsain - 2 9 GrecnOugh's tinctures t
Tonic Pills - - - 2 9 Ditto Tolu Lozenges
Dr. Hcoper's Pills - 1 ti Soothing Syrup - a
Ample allowance 59 toitrchants, &c. for E.xportation.

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PIZEFERIVENTS.

The Rev. Ralph QM, ,to the Red9ry of Great Staintort,
Cumberland. Rev. Dr. Weston, to the valuable kettury of
Thirfield, Hertfordshire. Rev. C. 1,1. Bloomfield, to tl:c
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Rectory of Teversham, Camblidgeshire' vacated by thedeath
of the. Rev. Wm. Talbot. Rev. 1. B. Hollingworth, Cam-
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Whitehall.

MAR R
On SaturdaY last, at St. Dunstan's, Stepney; R. I.Tlart;
Esq. of Hackney, to Elizabeth ,Ann, second daughter of
Mr. Finch, of
On Monday last, at St. Nicholas, Worcester, John Chees...
ment Severn, Esq. High. Sheriff of 'the County of Radnor,
to. Miss Frice, only child of the late John Brice, Esq. of.
Pen-y-bont, in the same County.
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On the 3oth inst. at Stoke Holy Cross, j. .Roncrts, Esq.
. Surgeon,- of Cornhill, to Maria, daughter of lohn Coleby,
Esq., of Hempnall, Norfolk. • '
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ley, Esq. of Lincoln's-inn.fields, Distiller. to Louisa Char-.
lotte, eldest dapghtcr of S. Medina, Esq. of Upper Guilds
ford-street, Russcll-square:
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-Esq. of Bury-court, St. 'Mary-Axe, to Augusta, daughter
of, john Henry Freese, Esq. of Warnford-eo,urt;:Throgmor:
ton-street. .

DIED.
On Monday morning, at his•house, Cpper Tooting, Ed.
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On the 33111 ult. at 13rompton, Mr. Henry' Weston, I.le—
puty.Assistant Commissary-General.
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Lieutenant-Colonel john Murray, of the Madras Native
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On Monday -laq., at his house in Kensington-square, 1..)r.
Patrick Wilson, formerly Professor of Astronomy in Vie
University of Glasgow. , •
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Chatham-place, aged 37.
Yesterday morning, in Gloullester.huildings, Walworth,'
Mrs. Elizabeth Ashford-1,- ae:O.
The same day, Mrs. t rances• Martyn, aged 71, wire of the
Rev. Thomas Marlyn.
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of Wandsv%orth, aged 23 years, and on the 31st of Decernhe,,
his sister Miss Mary Stanley, of the saint place, aged rr
years"

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London, England, 1812-10-24

BIRTH.

On Wednesday last, at Ashburton4lonse, Putney-be
tee Lady of William Jones, Esq. Marshal of theKing's.9en,:li,
of a Son.

AIM;AIE1).

On the 12th in t. in Dublin, Join chrnuty, F,sq. of the
Civil Bengal Establishment, to Caroline,.. only claubtei' of
Peter Warren; Esq. of Henrietta-street.
. .

On the 23d inst. at S,•.aines, Mr. Namuel Davenport, spn of
Mr. Charles Davenport, of the same place, to.Ann,,yl(l,..it
;laughter•of the late Mr. George Winch, of Slepperton.
London, England, 1812-10-24

THEATRE ROYAL,' • COVEN'T-GARDEN.
MONDAY EVENTING, Oct. 26; 1812,
will be rewired (with new Scenery, tikeisse, d Deco-
miaow. Wlalisprare's Play 0..1
THE TEMPEST ; • - •
Or, THE ENCHANTED ISLAND.
Alonso, Mr. CRIISWELLi . •
Prospero, Mr. YOUNG ;,
Xlippolyto, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON;
Antonia, Mr. CHAPMAN:
Ferdinand, Mr. C. KEMBLE;
Conzalo, Mr. MURRAY; •
Trinculo, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Step tia no ,' Mr. MATHEWS ;
Caliban, Mr. EMERY;
Mairnda, Miss COOKE •
Dnrinda, Miss S. BOOTH%
Ariel, Miss BOLTON.

To which will he added, the Musical Afterpiece of
THE ESCAPES ;
• Or, TI-fE WATER CAltitlEP
Count Armand, Mr. INCLEDON,
With the celebrated' Song of .`• The Thorn" Composed by
Daniel, -Mr. SIMMONS ;
Senios, Mr. ivrKU
Michelli, Mr. FAWCETT ;
• Antonio, Mr. TAYLOR ;
Constantia, Mrs. C. IiEMBLE ;
Angelina, Miss E, BOLTON.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
}dew Box-Office, Hart-strect.: •
The Doors will-he opened at half-past Five, and the Play
begin at half-past Six.
Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.---Pit 3s. Od.' Second Price Qs.
LoWer Gallery 2.5. Second Price I.s.—Upper Gallery Is. Se-
cond Price ed.
Farquhar's Comedy. of The Recruiting Officer is in re-
hearsal, and will be acted as soon as possible.

MHE LONDON EXHIBITION of ROYAL
AL. , WAX-WORK, No. 125, Strand, opposite Exeter
Change. The whole of Which comprises .upwards of Sixty
Figures, large as life. .

No expence has been spared t render this Collection
worthy -of public patronage., It is'now allowed by 'many Ar-
tists and others to be the first Exhibition of the
.klnd iu
Europe, and presents to view a most brilliant, splendid, and
striking Assemblage of Illustrious Personages. • .1 • .•

N.B.—The Apartments are well lighttd at Night.—Ladies
and Gentlemen are entreated not to,bring dogs.

Open every Day from Tea in the Morning till Nine in the
Evening.

Admittatice,,ls. each Peison—Children, 6d. each.
London, England, 1812-10-23

NAVAL .NEWS, -0"1

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 21 .—The American schooners
Hirondelle, Young Connecticut, Abigail; (now Bet-
sey), and Gescon, that drove ashore, during the
gale on Sunday night last, were got off this day,
in a damaged state, the Betsey materially. The
American schooner Young Caroline is still ashore,
ear Crabtree, on her beam ends, considerably
damaged, and fills every tide. The greater part

of the cargoes" of the American vessels General
Gales and Horace have been saved ; the former,
it is expected, will be got off, but the latter is a