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London, England, 1812-04-06

DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall, London.

April 25. j. C. SVerninck, Plymouth, merchant, at eleven.
April 13. E. Harris, Saint Catherine'!, , Middlesex, met.
chant, at twelve.
April 14. H. Brewer, Chesham Bois, Butkinghamshire,
wire-worker and paper-mould-maker, at twelve.
May a. %V. Birchand I. Lucas, fleet-street, paper-stain-
ers, at ten.
A priL 25. I. King, Covent-garden, silk-mercer, at twelve.
Alay 2. R. Davis, Aldermanbury, warehouseman, at ten.
May S. lesse Colei, Hanway-Street, Oxford-street, jew-
eller, at ten. -
May 2. F. Willats, Brewer-street, Golden-Square, cheese-

monger, at ten.
April zB. J. Scott, Strand, bookseller, at twelve.
May 2. H. Foster _and W. G. Sharp; Basinghall-street,

Warehousemen', at ten.
April 14. • 1. Hubbard, jian. Grubb-street, Cripplegate, up-
holsterer, at eleven. "
April 28. T. Vine, jun. Brighthelmstone, grocer, at one.
April 25. I. Norman, Strom!, Kent, ironmonger, at twelve.
April as. J. Frodsham, Kingsgate-street, Holborn, watch-
maker, at twelve.
April 18. j. 'Blundell, Lloyd's Coffee•house, insurance-

. . .
broker, at one. ,
,April 25. ►. Rose, sen. and I. Rose, jun. _gymon's Wharf,
Tooley•street, provision-merchants, at eleven.
A pril
.as. W. Jackson, Sherborne-lane, London, merchant,

at eleven.
April 25. T. Sweeting, Old Bond street, tailor, at eleven.
April 25. S. Buckhurst, Hammersmith,carpenter, at ir.
April 25. G. Sims, Stephen-street, Tottenham-court-road,
coal-merchant, at twelve.
114.,y 5. A. Nordblad, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at,
eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon-Hull.
April 27. 1. Smithson and J.'B. Smithsoh, Bishop-Wear.
mouth, Durham, coal-fitters, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn,
Bishop-Wearmouth. •
April 25. j. Cope, Newcastle-under- Lyme, Staffordshire,
mercer, at ten, at the Roebuck, Newcastle•under-Lyme.
April zo. R. ath, Anderton, Cornwall, rope-maker, at
twelve, at the King's Arms Inn, Plymouth.
April 27. W. Lloyd, Bristol, merchabt, at eleven, at the

Commercial Room, Bristol. , • -
April 27. S. Williams, Oswestry, Shropshire, grocer, at
eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry.
Nay 2. J. Janson, Blackburn, Lancashire, cbtton-manufac...
Amer, at three, at the Black Bull Inn, Blackburn.
April 29. . Yalden, Winchester, Southampton, miller, at
two, at the George Inn, Winchester.
.„

.CERTIFICATES, APRIL 25.
W. Rowthan, Moulton, LincOlnshire, grOcer and jobber.
WP. Ball, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. vintner. -
I. T. Gritt?n, Boston, Lincolnshire, wine-merchant.
',noon, Strand, hatter. •
R. Southall, S. Southall, and B. Southall, Dudley, Wor-
cestershire, nail-ironmongers. •
W, Barnard, Lloyd's Cotree-house, London, underwriter.
London, England, 1812-04-06

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

Marrh to,
THE COMMISSIONERSfOr VICTUALIMM
His MAJESTY'S NAVY ds hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the loth of ApriVnext, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed op), and treat for the supply
(on separate Contraarf of what FRESH BEEF arid S
•P R() VISIONS may be demanded for the service of bit Ma-
jesy's Ships and Vessels at LiMerick,-and in the k/tier Shannon,
in Ireland, for Twelve Montht certain, and further until Six
Months' vrarning shall be given for the termination thereof: to
be paid for by Bills, payable was lnterest, Ninety Days afier
date.

The Conditions of the Central may be seen at the Secretary's
,Office, at this Office, or by applying to the Co&dor of his Mir;
jetty's Cushons at Limerick.

regard will be bad to airy Tender in luhich the Price shall
not be ;alerted in worai at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the.Boa:dbefote. One o',cio,.k on the saki .Frieky the loth. of
April next, not unlesi -the Person Who' males the Tender,
or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to ans Wet when called
fot i nor rwill any Tender that contains extravagant prices upon
some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon
others, be considered as proper to be admitted.
Each Tender must also be accompauLd by a Letter signed by
two responsible Pertems, engaging to become bound with the Party
tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5,01. for the due performance Of
each of the said Contraas.

' ItrUALLINV-U
March 25, am.
-rHE. COMMISSIONERS, or VICTUALLING
alt Ilis 111/IyESTY:s NAVY do hereby give. Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 7th. of Ap ii next,they will be ready to receive ren'-
ders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for Two Hundred
Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA AtUM,, to he deli-
vered, duty free, from Warehouses in which the same shall have
been bonded, into' his Majesty's' Vielualling Stores at Deptford,
cne half thereof in the course of 'one Month 11-s'n the day of
Contract, and the other half in one Month afterwards ; as :d for
One Ilundrid Tons (J./BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA RAI.
SINS, to he aniweraPe to .vampks (of not less than two pounds
weight each) to be poduced Witb the rendel s, and to be deliver-
ed into the J.ild Stores at Deptj,rd in the.couise of one month,
,The Whole to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety
Days afc date.
The Conditions of the Contrafi nr,g be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will be had to any -Tender in Which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board, before One o'Clock 611 the saidTnesday, the 7th of
April next, nor sorb's: the Person who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends to answer Icrisrn ealleof for.
London, England, 1812-04-06

hitehall, April
_4, 1812.

Ella Royal Ilikliness the Prinee Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute
and appoint the Right Hon. Robert Earl of Buckingham—
shire; the Right Hon. Robert Banks Earl of Liverpool, the
Right Hon. Robert Stewart, commonly called Lord Viscount
Castlereagh, and the light Hon. Richard Ryder,. his Ma-
jesty's three Principal Secretaries of State; the Right Hon.
Spencer PerceVai, Chancellor and Under Treasurer of his
Majesty Exchequer ; George Percy, 1.2-sq. commonly called
Lord Lovaine ; the Right Hon. john Baron Teigninouth ;
the.',Right Hon. Thomas Wallace; William Lowther,,Esq.
.coimnonly called Viscount Lowther; and the .Right Hon..
john Sullivan, to be his Majesty's Commissioners ter the
management of the Affairs in India.

Whitehall, April 4, 181 2.
1-lis Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to constitute
and appoint the Right Hon. Francis Lord Napier to be his.
Majesty's High Commissioner to thC General Assembly of
the Church of Sct.tizintl. •

His Ro)al Highness the Prince Regent has also been
pleased, in the. name and on the behalf of his Nlajesty, 'to
grant the Office of Steward of the Forest of Sherwood AA
Park of Folewood, in the 'County of Nottingham, to his
Grace Henry Pelham Clinton Duke of Newcastle.
London, England, 1812-04-06

PICTUALLING-OFFICE,

• ';'April 3, Om.
'THE COMMISSIONERSfio VICTUALLIAG
His MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on undqy, the 2 ist last. they will be ready to receive Ten-
ders: in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply of what
VEGETA 13 L S may iefremanded for the Servite of His Ma-
jesy's Ships and Vessels in
,Torbay, fram the tot of 'May next to
the prb. of April, :813„hlth days inclusive ; to be paid for by
Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety Days after date. •

The Conditions of the Contrail may be'seen at the Secretary's
Ogee, at this Office, or by arp&,ing to Air. fistinphrcji Bartlett,
at brrixhans,

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the price shall
not he inserted in words at length, or'that iball not be deliver-
ed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the
21st Jolt, nor unless the Person who nutkes the Tender, or
some Person on his beh.tlf attends, to answer when culled
for.
bacb Tender must also be accompanied ly a Lette► signed by
two reeponsible Persons engaging to' become bound 4.t'ith the Party
tendering, in the Penal Sum of toe/. Jro the due pekformance of
the Contract.

MRS. (WEE'S NEW NOVEL.
This Day was published,
In Three Volumes canto. price il. is. boards,
TEMPER ; or 'DOM ESTIC SCENES; A Tale.
By MRS. ONE..
A Horse not broken becometh headstrong, and a Child
left to himself will be wilful." •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and rrnwn,
Paternoster—row; and at the British Gallery,
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2. Father and Datigiiter, iztno. 45. 6d. ditto.
3 Adeline.Mowbray, 3 vols. 12,i110. 13s. 6d. ditto.
Poeins,-fuolseap Svo. 6s. ditto.
S. WAirior's iwurn, ditto, 6s. ditto. •
London, England, 1812-06-02

PREFERMENTS.

• The Rev. T. Eorey, M.A. Master of the Free Grammar
School, Bideford, to the living of Ilchester, Somerset; Pa-
tron, the -Bishop of Bath and Welis. The Rev. R. Moritesi
A.M. to the Prebend of Alton-Borealis, in the Catheu.,.."
Church of Salisbury, vacant "by the death of the Rev.
Eyre. The Rev. W. Ward, .B.D. Prebendary of Sarum, -an
Rector of Myland, near Colchester, to .the Rectory of --ij.-
„
pharn;tone, Essex, void by the death of the Rey. Mr.
ble, late Chaplain General; patron, the King. •The Rev
Le Mesurier,. M.A:Rector of Newittoh Long ~,
ville 'Bucks, `-
the Rectory of Hangliton, near. Darlington, Durham P 3"
iron, the. Bishop of Durham. The Hon. and Rev, T. A.113,f:
ris, 114,A: to the Rectory, of Gedney, Lincolnshire, void
the death of the Rev. S. Sloane; patron, the Prince Re,eot'

BIRTHS. of
On the 2qh *ult. tile Lady of Samuel *Waring, jun.
_Esq!,
the Inner Temple, and Norwood, Strrey, of a Daughta•

MARRIED.
. Yesterdays the 'l-lOn.'Charits Bagot's, in Oxford=streetl
Mrs. pagot,. of a Daughter.-
-On Sunday last;-• El4Worth, of Drury-lane, to
kleslop,. widow of the liLtie John lle3lop, of LOng-aere. •

. •
DIED.
On Wednesday the 27th tilt. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles c•
Morgan, son of Major-General Charles Morgan, of Portland •
place. .. • - • • -
On Saturday last, ih the 49th .year of her age, after.a
and afflicting' illness,- Mary,- the wife' of Mr. William Jz4
•Surgeon, of Gerrard-street, Soho. . D
On the alit ult.- at her house' at Hackney, Mrs. Tickell,
.htir 57th year. •
ha
On Sunday last, in her 82d year, Hester, .the vvife of -.1 °
•
Thaekrah, Esq. of. Isleworth..
i of
The Same morning, Mrs. Powell ; wife, of Dr. Poweb,
FAse±-street,-Strand. - • • the
Yesterday morning., of a rapid decline, in Sloane-street,„
Rev. Charles Barker, Prebendary and Sub-Dean of the
thedral of Wells,

PRICE' Or STOC.
Bank 5t0ck2.29.3i• 2231
Navy 5 per Cents
•
4 per Cent. 75y-
-3 per Cent. Red. 60ff
-3 per Cent; Cob.'6ll-ai
Long,Ann. 15 7-16ths
India Stock,

:S YESTERi PAY.
Imperial 3 per Cent. 5S
Ditto Ann. 5 1-16th f
Irish 5 per Cent. 881
India Bonds, par, Is. pr.
South Sea Stock, 66t
Ex. Bills,. 3kci.-ss. es. Pr'
Cons. for Acc. 61f

•
HIGH WATER 'AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORg°Wi
Morning, 3 min. after 8. 'Evening, 27 min. after ,
London, England, 1812-06-02

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, M&Y 26.

Yesterday. one of the most terrible accidents, on
record, in. the history of collieries, took place. at
Fel',inv near Gateshead, Durham, in the 'mine
belonging to -Brandiing Esq. the Alehiber
for this place, which was the admiration of the
district for the excellence of its Ventilation and
arrangements. Ne rly the whole of the workmen,
*ere below, the second set having gone. down
before the first came up, when a double blast of
hydrogen gas took place, and set the mine on fire,
forcing up such a volume of smoke as darkened
the air to a considerable distance, and scattered an
immense quantity of small coal from 'the upper
shaft. In the calamity, 93 men and boys perish-
ed,: the remains of 86- of whom are still in the
mine, which continues' unapproachable._ Meetings
are to be called.at Newcastle, and the neighbour-
hood, to raise subscriptions. for the widows and
orphans of the sufferers,

It would have• been difficult for the Benchcrs
of Lincoln's Inn to have devised .a more elegant
compliment to the memory of Mr. PER,CEVAL—
or rather it would have been nearly impossible
for thein to have given a stronger, or a more
striking proof of their respect and sincere at-
tachment to him, than by the foll Owing circular
letter : • .

rf,. To

ESQ.: ' •

. 4
" SIR-1 beg leaye to inform. your Worship;
that a Special' Council is appointed.,to -he held at
six O'clock, precisely, on Tneany next,. the 2d of
June, to take into.consideration the propriety of
admitting two Sous of the late. Right Hqnotfrable
SPEUCER PIRCEVAL, t' tWO Sets of Chambers,
fallen
_into the dispo3iLion of the gociety by his
death. -I am, Sir, •
London, England, 1812-06-02

t'ie ronoarable Gentleman (Mr. Wortley), but
rwt- seem to -arise an • in onvcnience to the
p b c service in putting the questions, without
e o.,sibility of coining by the .answer, if any
ere given; to decision ; that he had risen..before
to-suggest to the Chair the propriety of stopping
questions which appeared at least to his mind. as
irrt‘gular,, For himself, he could have not the.
least 'personal objection, to these questions.—
(Chair, Chair 9 .
The SPEAkER.—" :From the statenient of the
Hon. Oentleman at his outset, thought tie was
in possession of Cue house,,,.—(l.feetr;iiezi-1)
Mr. CALCRAFT rose.—.(Chair, chair :9-.4'• I.
speak to ordell. I. trust tlie House will the.
questions:to bi'put and answered.''. Wear.; hear !)
WYNNE hoilcl,l,l4lto ,that the House
would allow-the answers to.be given-. In the last
instance.Aof. the kind which had occurred,' the
House h'ad so 'decided—that was •in the Admini-.
tration,. of Lord North. ',Some. questions 'Were
then put exactly similar to those just now pro-.
posed to 4ight Hon. Ffiend. -On that occa-
sion a dispute had occurred between Lord North
and the I)ithe of Portland, and the necessary ex-
planation Was allowed to be given .—( Hear, hear .9
' Mr. WORTLEy obierved, that he was in order,
he bel.eved, now, for there Was a question before
the House, raised by the Right Hon. Baronet.—
(Ch*, chair)
LorCUCASTLEREAOD thought that the object of
the Hon. Gentleinan • in putting the question was
to give an opportunity to expose the- conduct of
certain public men, in respect to the-delays said
to havc.been produced in forming a new Adminis-
tration. His Right Hon. Friend Mr.-Yorke con-
ceived that the House, ifthey acceded to the pro-
posion, would be irregularly getting into dehate,
which might be very inconvenient. He was sure
brat it must be the wish of every Gentle Man; to
give every opportunity of rebutting any charge,
witho!At disposition to debate it. .

Poicsowil. 7 I trust: it will occur to -the
House, after the questions put to me by the Hop.
Gentleman, that, it will be .an. unexampled hard-.
ship to deny Me the *opportunity, of. answering as
correctly, as fully, and at the same_ time ascon-
cisely as noSsible.. I therefore will trouble the
Honourable Gentleman to put the questions

again."
Mr. WORTLEY repeated bis first question.
PoNsoNLy.,==—".No person whatever, op to

this m has made any proposal tome, or to
Gentleman whom Ihaye the honour to call my
Friend, either in this House or,in theoilier Ikuse
of Parliament, to form Dart of an Adininistration,
and therefore.no refusal. WPS given, or .could be
g•ven„ either_on public or. personal grounds."
Mr. WORTLEY then repeated lafk second ques.
tion.

Mr. „PONSONBY..—" To that question .thers is
no answer required foi, in fact, the answer which
havt given to the first question.is the, answer to
the second. Where no proposals have been made
and reeeived,. no conditions of any kind could be
given,". • 4 -
Mr.:BASTARD asked theßighttonourahleGen7
tleman, whether
,the propositions in. the News-
papers -ere authentic or-not ?. to, iyhich the_
an-
swer Was given,.and the conversation was closed.
London, England, 1812-04-30

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,NANCIER. •
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,new
-Edition (being the Seventh.) price iL 4s. in boards,
HE HISTORY "of the REIGN of PHILIP
the SECOND, KING of SPAIN.
By ROBERT wA-rsoN,
Principal
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THE DOMESTIC- 'AFFECTIONS; and other
By FELICI.A DOROTHEA BROWNE.

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Fiona -the LO.‘ DOA GAZEITE, April 28, 1812.

War-Office, Apr,/ 22, IS t 2.

6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Major L. C. Dalrymple,
from the 15th Light Dragoons, to be Major. vice Elphin-
stone, %vho exchanges..
15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Major NW. K. Elphin-
stone, frond the- 6th Draguon uards, to be Major, vice

Datryinple, who exchanges.
16th Ditto, Majcl Raymond Pelly to be Lieutenant-Colo-
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Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign C. Shawe to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mildmay, who retires.
3d Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign' loseph WillianrMoor-
house to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Alien; appoint-

ed to the 6gth Foot. . -
7oth Regiment of Font, Lieut. Matthew Ford to be Captain
- of a_Company, vice Lawrence, deceased.
BR iv E. . —Major-Gen. T. Hislop to be Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Presidency of Bombay onl?.. •
To be Lieutenant-Colonels in the Army—H. W. Carr, 83d,
C. Broke, I. Rudd, 771 h, lion. R. Pakenhatn, 7th West
India Regt. C Rowan, szd, M. ShaWe, 74th, Lord F. I
H.. Somerset, 43d, :Wilson, 48th, J. H. Aljeo, with the
Portuguese Army, john Squire, Royal Engineers, --
Tullok, A. I. Dickson, John May, 11. Holcombe, Royal
Artillery ; John F. Burgoyne and John I'. tones, Royal
Engineers.
To be Majors in the Army—F. Stovin, 28th, R. Gardiner,
Royal Artillery, I. T. Leecky, 23d, Hon. lathes Siewart,
gsth, W. Nicholas, Royal Engineers, C. F. Canning, 3d
Guards, Hon. Henry Powys, 83d, Dudley St., Ledger
Hill, Royal West India Rangers.
STAFF Major Ronald Campbell, of the 72d Foot, to be De-
puty-Adjutfht:Ceneral to the Forces in the Island of la-
maica, with the rank of Lieutenant- Colonel in the Army,
vice Hoi•stord, appointed a Brigadier-General.
Alajor Cecil BiOtopp, from the goth Font, to be an Inspet-
ing Field Officer of the in Canada, with the rank of
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army. •
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Containing, Seven Sheets Letter-press, price 3s.
EMOIRS of the UALEDON iAN HORTI-
-IV.I. CULTURAL SOCIE .1 Y, No. 1. (to be continued
quarterly).

Contents.

Regulations of the Society; List of Prizes proposed for
iStz ; List of Members; List of Officc.bearerss; Account
of Prizes awarded since the Institution of the Society,; Dr.
l)uncan's Intnxiutiory Discourse, read 3d Dicember, Sii i ;
Mr...T. Dickson, on the Curl in Potatoe ; Mr. Shirrell, on
the curled Disorder; Mr. Lorimer, on It house' Flues ;
Mr. Smith, Keith.hall, on the Summer Plaritinz of A
• M -t._?:, :tte of
paragus • • •
;et...-1, Pears; Mr iNlac,huri3N, Gooseberry :aterpillars,
&c. Mr. Gibb, o: (~.,osebet4 Caterpillars; Mr. Sang, on
Fruit.tree CaterpiLars; Mr. M4c.ic..ald, Dalkeith, on trans.
planting Onions.
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This Day was published,
In Three Volumes zamo. price Iss boards,

MA R I,A N; A NOVEL,
When first thy sire to send on earth
Virtue, his darling child, desgri'd,
To thee he gave the heavenly birth,
And bade to forrli her infant niiiid.
Stern rugged Nurse 1 thy rigid lore
With patience many a year she bore ;
What sorrow was, thou bad'st her knew,
And from her own she learn'd to in:lt at others' woe.
()DE TO iiDVFltbIT' . --GRAY.

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TO-MORROW
ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW EVENING, April 9, 1812,
will be acted Shakspeare's P ay of
- THE WINTER'S TALE. •
Leontes, Mr. KEMBLE;
Polixenes, Mr. BARRY MORE ;
Florizel,• Mr. C. KEMBLE ;
Bltepherd. Mr. 11 LA N ARD ;
CloWn, Mr. LISTON ;
Autolvcus, Mr IAWCEIP
Herrn.one, SIDD(NS,
tT3Ling the last Season of her appearing on the Stage);
Perdita, Mrs H. jOHNSTON ;
Paulina, Mrs. POWELL ;
Mopsa, Mrs. usToN;
Dorcas, Miss BOLTON. ' • •
To which will be added the Melo. Drama of
THE BLIND BOY.
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%--
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1' •
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4Th, " no sotight to regover the origi
W nai stttn,
together- with the interest, amomiting to 4651.
Mr. Addison, of the house of Childs and 'Co.
proved the signature of the,deferidant to the bill,
which, when presented for payment; was disho-
noured, the bankers having only about -101. belong-
ing to defen&int in their hands. '
Mr. CrAaR-ow then put‘ in four letters, written s
by the
_defendant to 'different partners in the Bank,.
in which he spoke of tide debt due by him, Stated
his inability to liquidate it at'the time he wrote,
and alluded to certain terms', which, by allowing
him time, would enable hint to dischargelt. -
The. Counsel for the defendant submitted, that
no proof had been adduced
,of regular, notice•Of
the dishonour of the, bill having been given 0-the
defeukant, which ought to have been •done, as I,e
appeared to have had some effects:in 'the hands cf
his bankets. •
GARROW said, fiS,this was defendant's OWA,
check ; and': as he must have known, the- state 4'
his banker's account, Sucli notice was uuneces—
sary.
Lord ELLENBOROUGH was inclined to think,
that,in such a cage, notice shobld_ be,given ;,_hat
it might be presumed, from . the various ackno,...--
ledginents of the debt.,•that ei'ery regular form ti: ai
complied with.
Defendant's Counsel urged, that no proof was
given that the debt spoken of in the letters, was
the subject matter of thepres.r..jt action.
Lord ECLENBoROUGH.--That is a Matter of ap-
plication ; it is to be insured; when so many ac-
knowledgments are prOducett, tat proper notice
was given. Verdict for plaintiff--- damages 4651.

THE ARMY.
London, England, 1812-06-05

AMERICAN PAPERS.

`Extract of a Letter from the Non. Mr. Jobnscin,' to his
friend in Scott Coanty, (Kea.) dated City of Washington,
March 28.

"Ne are determined to declare war before we
adjourn, . and we are determined to adjourn in a
week; say the last of next month. Nothing but
the Want of troops in the North prevents a decla-
ration of tzar at this moment .°'
London, England, 1812-06-05

PUBLIC PIIVANCES.

• An account of the iota]. amonat of the rtorigy
raised: for the service of the United KingdOni, iv
each. of the years. froin 1802 to 1812, ending o 4
the sth .of, January.in each rear; distinguishing
the sums raised by increase of the national debt,
from those raised by taxes l

raid into 'the „Ex-
chequer, un ac,

count of every
branch of public
Revenue. or In.
come. •

'Total rain 1 in each

lAccoulit of

1-e.lr
London, England, 1812-06-05

CADIZ PAPERS.

• CADIZ, MAY 16.—Generals Abadia and Santo,
•cildes, upon separating front General Castatios,
have marched, the former for Ferrol, and the lat-
ter to Tui ; which it is said he will take a
survey of the frontiers of Vortugal. On the 27th
of last month the French, to the number"of 150,
-entered Llerena., is search of the Corregidor, who
had quitted the town ; after burning his house,
and committing great-excess, they retired to _Cor-
dova. Dronet continued at Fuente Ovejuna
,the
beginning of this month.
The allied army have meditated an attack upon
the Castle of Bclalcazar, for which object they
have collected artillery and scaling ladders. In
-Elvas, boats and pontoons arc collecting.
ALGEZIRAS, MAY 10.—On the• 17th ult. Rey
,and Baguere, with 3000 infantry and 400 horse,
presented thenlsevcs before Burgo, and encamped
_a quarter of a league in advance. of that place, ex-
ccpt the_cavalry, and a regiment of infantry that
entered it. General Ballasteros, who was in zYnn-
cp'ra, a league from Burgo, with only the batta-
talbn. of Barl-Jastro and Catalans, and a squadron
f Vhiiptie, immediately marched in person to
reconnoitre the cuma after having given orders
.to withdraw to St. Roque the Spanish and. French
wounded in the action of Campellas. All the.
evening tney remained - thefe, and at night the
General. ordered 300 chosen men; under the coin,
n;and of the brave Captain of, the Catalans (Mon-
res), to attack .Burgo with the bayonet ;. this was
accomplished, and-the enemy, at two in the morn-
'in g, were beaten and dislodged. - The place wit-
nesed the-valour -of these' brave men and their
worth Captain. At break of day a. movement
was olerved on the part of the enemy, indicative
yofa retrea.t, when a general attack was disposed
in the following manner men under the.
orders of the_intrepidTicht Adjutant, J. Quevedo,
caused. them great loss, and at the same time the
,General did t.hi same with, the remaidder,
,and, his
guard beat and pursued with the toss of soiree pri-
soners. • _
London, England, 1812-06-05

ANSWER OF HIS_LGP.DSIIIP.

, .... ,
" I have received the letter of your Excellency
enclosing the Memorial of.the clergy . of your ju-
, :risdlition;of the date of the 2d of Mily. I request
of your Excellency to 'express ,to the said clergy
'the warm ;catiments of gratitude which,l assur-
...edly feel, towards them.
God preserve your Excel'ency,
" W ELLINGTON."
" Head-quarters, Fuente GuinAldo; May 2."
London, England, 1812-11-16

MR. iIIORNETOOKE'S.

I am well pleased and yerfectly'satisfied. If yort
will sign afair Copy of the inclosed,.and earwot
get 11,11'. C. to present it for 'you ; send it to fur:,
1 will get it presented. •

Whatever happens, do you persevere arid per-
sist, and .wondei• at nothing. All stands well:

MR. BURKE'S.

The wisdom of Government is of more import-
ance than' the should study the temper of
the people before I ventured on more actions--f
would consider the whole of the prosectition for a
Libel-of such importance as Junius, as, ona piece,
as one consistent plan of operations.

JUNIUS'S.

To Mr. Printer Woodfall in Paternoster-row.

FARRER,

My 'servant 'informs me of, a Paper left at mv
house; which he carried to you, and about which
you said it would be necessary to write. to rue,-13e
so good as to let me know-what it is ; and.if yoa.
Want to see me, call on Me as soon as you can, as
1 go out of town to-day. •

Your's, &c.
W. G. HAMILTON.

Friday.

London, duly 21, 1763.1.'
StR,--7-I take the liberty to acquaint you, that
the bearer of this, Mr. Milinctog, was an Ens.igax
in the ite.gt, of which I was I,Alejor; and-that he is
of an unexceptionalele character both as an Officer.
and Gentleman.

1 am, Sir: your most obedt. Servt.
CHA: LERI,

The citizens of London; appearing to have art
interest not onlyy-in the subject of this Bye Law,
but in the penalty enforcing it (for Is. 3d. of it
being unappropriated, ramains as I apprehend, in
the hands of the Chamberlain for the use of the
City), there seems to be a manifest impropriety
in directing it to be sued for in the Mayor's Court,
where the head of the Corporation is the Judge,
and Freemen are by the constitution of the Court
to-return and impannel a Jury,.though the Jury it-
self perhaps is not necessarily composed Of Free-
men.

J. DUNNING.
London, England, 1812-11-16

BIRTHS.

At Ten:ph:more, county Tipperary, the Lady of the Him-
and Rev. Archdeacon St. Leger, of a son.
On the 25th June, on' boardthe Juliada East Indiaman,
the wife or, Lieut.-Colonel Macgregor, of the .59th reginitut.,
of a son.
London, England, 1812-11-16

NATIONAL DEBT;

An Account of the Reduction of the National
Debt, from the ISt August, -1786, to the Ist No-
.
velilbeic.lBl2

. .
Redeemed -by the Sinking Fund; ,C2.04,527,G09.
Transferred'hy.Land Tax iedeemcd .
,4,274,642
Ditto by Life Annuities purchased.... • 1,90..7,149

On A'crount. of Great Britain ' • t 230,739,390
Ditto of Ireland ' 10,229,494
Ditto of Irnierial Loan. 1,316,905
Ditto of Loan. to Portugal 147,567
-.. ,

Total ,C2,n,432,456
The sum to be expended in the ena'uing Quar-
ter i/s 3,813,994/. 17s. 111 d.

Z arporley Hunt was held, last, week ; and.Qul-
ton House, the residence of Air. Egerton, :M. P.
fOr Chester, was, as usual, a scene of uninterrupt-
. ed hospitality to the Gentlemen who frequent the
Hunt.' Among the numeions visitants way Sir It.
Brooke (the unsuccessfulopponent to Alr.Egertat,
at Chester Election), who havinpexpressed a de-
sire to take Mr. Egerton by the hand, a 'satiEfac:-.
tory explanation was given, and.: a good under
standing established between those Gentlemen,
which, we are informed, will never again, be in-
terrupted
has recently take: 'l'htirsday a match
was' run by :Lord Grey's gr. f: Olivet :A against Mr.
Nl4„ C. Cliolmondeley's b. 1. Miss Choese, 6st. Sib. each.
I Two miles 100 gs. each, la. ft. wonhy:Oiivetta.
London, England, 1812-11-16

DIKD.

On Friday laFt, at his house in Nkholas-lane, Mr. Henry
Haswell, aged G 6.

At. Leixl ip, Ireland, Elizabeth, the wife of Capt. Langston,
of the Royal Radnor Militia.
Lately,. the Rev. David Morgan, Minister of the Welsh
Chapels at Deptford and Woolwich.

KS YESTERDAY.
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2s. 4i. pr.
Ditto, ap. per day, ss. 7s. gr.,
Omnintn, 51 pr.
3 per Cent. 1726:, •
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P,ANKAUTCIES
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JUNIUS:

(Ci)Ltiuned frozu our l'ap;:r;)F Sattirdas)

" 1 would send the abdve to Garrick directl4,
but that I would avoid having this hand ton_com-;
monlv seen. .Oblige r4e then so much as to have
it Copied iriany hand; and seat by the penny post,
that is; if you dislike sending. it in your own writ-
ing:-; I mast be more .cautious than ever. I atii
sure I should not survime• a discovery three days,.
or-if I did -they would attaiat me ,by bill : Change
to the Somerset.C4ifee-house, and let no mortal
know the alteration... I am persuaded you are too
honest a man•to contribute in any way to tay,de
tructiun. Act bcnio4rably by me, and at a proper:
time you shall know me.

" I think the -second page, Witb the widest
lines, looks best.—What is your essential reason
--;--for the change. 1 send you some more sheets:
I think the paper is not so good as Whehle's, but
I nwl., be mistaken—the type is good: The, as=.
pers:ous throxVn upon -iny letter to the Bill ot
Rights should be refuted by publication: Prevail
upon Mr. Wilkes.to let you have' Ext Tacts of my 2d
and 3d Letter:to him. It swill make the bOok
mote new. I w4pld see them before they arti
printedt, but keep this Last to yourself.
" To Mr. WOODFALL.

Private and particular."

Fae-similes of hand-wr•itin;s of Gentlemen, whosii
names have-been meniiimezi as the Author' of the'
Letters.

MX. BOYD'S.

_Mr: Woodfall will oblige his .oldCorrrespondent
by keeping the first place in to-morrow's Public
Advertise z, (abont halt a column or a little more)
for a'Paper on' an immediate subject. He will
rent! it in tw,) or three hours at farthest,—aMi
another some time befor, dipper to-morrow,—
which Mr. W. will please to insert in the saute
manner on Wednesday.
Norfullf-street, May 4.

MR. WILKES'S.

That -the Narders appointed to keep 'a close
Prisoner shall not presume to leave him for a
ment alone either night or clay, or to ±h
their duty with other Warders but by
leave or order from the Constable, Lieutenant,
Deputy Lieutenant, or iii their absence the
of, the Tower.

They are to permit no person to have admit-
tance into the room he is confined in,,or to speak
to: him but by a particular order brought them by
the Major, or Gewleman Gaoler.
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London, England, 1812-11-16

MARRIED.

•
NlOnday morning last, at. St. Mark's Church, Dublin,-Sir
Harcourt Lees, Bart. to Sophia, daughter ()lithe late Colonel
Lylter, of Gratg•e, in the County of Ituscommun.
Lately, at St. Bride's Church, Dublin, Louisa, daughter of
Major-General Fyers, Commanding. Engineer in Ireland, to,
Jolla Crampton, Esq, of Merion-sgmtre,-,in that city.
London, England, 1812-02-05

GENERAL POST.OFFICE,
yan. 15, 1812,
NATHEREAS FREDERICK KELLNER, Cl
vr Sorter of Letters in this Office, is strondy euspeaesi of
FELONY.

He is about 1.7 Years of Age, 5 Feet 4 Inches high, of rro
ther a sallow Complexion, and has lost his left Eye, over
which he generally wears a green Silk Shade ; stoops much
in walking, and has an aukward gait. ..

He left this Office early on the Morning of Thursday, 9th
January, having instantly • before discharged a Pistol and
wounded himself in his Head or neck, as-supposed. It is
thought probable that he may be concealed in or about Lam.
both,

Whosoever shall apprehend the said FREDERICK KELT:-
NE R, and hake him in any of hi: Majesty's Gaols in this King.
dom, will k entitled ton Reward of FIFTY POUNDS.
By Cottmand of the Postmaster-Genera!,
FRANC:IS FR E.E.LING, Sec.
London, England, 1812-02-05

WEDNESDA 17, FEB UAR 1812

ADM IR 3LTY-0 FFIOE,
fan. 25,. Igl2.
NOTICE is hereby given that a Session of Oyer
and Terminer and Goal DetivcA. for the Trial of Offencis
committed on the High Seas, within the jurisdiElion of the
miralty of England, will be held at ylvice Hell, in the Old
Bailey, London, on Friday the 28th of Februa,y. next, at Eight
o'Clock in the Morntvg.
7. CROKER.

This Day was puhlishecl,ln Quarto, a Second Edition, tf ustratecl with .Thititsen!
• ' Plates, price 21. as. iii boards,-of
EMARKS on the Antiquities of ROME and
iv. its ENVIRONS ; being a Classical and Topographi-
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• By the late ANDREtV LUMISDEN, Esq.
Printed by W. Buttner .and Co: tor G. and W. Nice],
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IMVERIAL PARLIAMEM.

HOUSE OF PEERS,

TUEiDAY, FEBLZUAIIY 4.

STRAFFORD PEELtAGE.

In a Committee of Privileges, some further pro.
occu'ings, touching the claim of Sir W. Jerning,hani,
Bart. to the above Peerage, took place.

THE ROYAL ASSENT

Was declared by Cotnmission (the first this
Session) to the Malt Duty and Sugar Importation
Bills.

The Lords Commissioners were, the LORD
CHANCELLOR, Earl BATHURST, and Lord WAL-

&INGHAM.
London, England, 1812-02-05

T. 1300SEY'S CATALOGUE of "I'ANISH BOOKS
for 1812, ILIST PUBLISHED.
This Day also was pbulished,
By T. Boosey, 4, Old, Broad-street, Royal. Exchange,
In One Volume, izmo. price 4s. 6d. boards,
riARTAS MERCANTILES; 'Conocimientos,
Protestos. Letras de Cambio, &c. Con una Lista al-
fabeticade las Vocescomerciales en Espanol é lngles.
POR F. G. FERAUD,
Professor de Lengiias, y Autor de una Grarnatica Esparola
Ing,lesa, y ile su correspondiente Libro cle'Exercicios.
Where may be had,
El Diablo Cojuela ; or, the Devil on Two. Stick, in
Spanish. !Situ:). fine Paper, price 4s. 6d. bOards.
Turpin's History of Charles the Great and Orlando ; to-
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in Don Quixote, in Spanish and English. In 2 vols. Bvo.
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This Day was published.
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MHE FRENCH CLASS-BOOK, ou Choix de
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ROYAL HousEHoLb BILL.

On the Order of the Day for the second reading
of this Bill being moved 7—
E.irl Ltyntroor, said, he understood it would be
a matter of convenience to many Noble Lords v. ho
wera not disposed to oppose the second reading of
the Bill, that the discussion of its merits may be
deferred to some subsequent stage. He was, how-
ever, ready now to state the general grounds and
prv,:* *GI upon which the measure proceeded, were
any iNOWC Lord desirous of it, but it that were not
t!. easel, he should, on the present occasion, con-
tent li..uself with moving, that the Bill be now read
asecond time.

The Bill was accordingly read a second time ; and
together with the Household Officers Bill, (which
went through a similar stage forthwith), committed
For Thursday.
The House then adjourned, pro forma, until to.
nr,,rvirainry to thoir I

divine service in Westminster Abbey; but, for the
transaction of business, until Tnursday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

L:

TUESDAY, FEB. 4.

The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod summoned
the House to the House of Peers, to hear ihe Royal
Assent given by Commission to several Public Bills,
for which see Lords.

Mr. FREEMANTLE postponed his Motion for In-
quiry into the Expenditure of the Civil List,
The Regency Expences Billl was read a third time
and passed.

Mr. RYDER moved for the revival of the Commit-
tee on Penitentiary Houses.

After some discussion between Mr. Ryder, Sir S.
Romilly, and Mr. Long, the motion was withdrawn,
with an understanding that it should be. renewed on
Friday next.
A message from the Lords stated their Lordship's-
agreethent to the two Exchequer Bills Bills, and the
Distillery Bill.
Mr. CROKER brought in a Bill to Prevent the
Embezzlement of Naval Stores in Ireland. It was
read a first time, and ordered for a second reading
on Thursday next.
Mr. WHITBREAD postponed his motion re-
specting America, from Thursday to Thursday se'n-
night.
Sir T. BARING Wished to know -whether Minis-
ters had received any information concerning the
buildings at Marybone Park, and whether they
were concluded in conformity with the plan ar-
ranged ?
,
The CHANCELLOR; of the EXCHEQUER said that
the works were going on according to the plan, but
he had no information to lay before Parliament on
the subje6t.
The Second reading of the Officers Reversion
Bill was postponed to Friday next.
London, England, 1812-02-05

Lately was published,

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This Div was.. published, Pri,:e 2s 6d.
AN INQUIRY into the CONSEQUENCES of
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BIBLE. Interspersed with Remarks on some late speeches
at Cambridge, and other important matter relative to the
British and Foreign Bible Society.
By HERBERT.MARSH, D.{).
Margaret Professor of-Divinity In Caint,ridger.
Cambridge ; printed by F. Hodson, and sold by the Book-
sellers there; and by Rivingtons, London.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
The National Religion the Foundation of National Eda,
cation, a Sermon preached on Thursday, lune i3th, in the
Cathedral Church of St. Paul, at Me dearly Meeting of the
Children'educated in the Charity Sc‘Nools iu and about the
Cities of London and Westanster. Preached and printed at
the Request of the Society for Promoting Christian Know.
ledge. The Filth Edition, price is. or 95. a Dozen for
Distribution. .

z. A Vindication of Dt. Bell's System of Tuition, in a Sc.
ties of Letteis, prke is.
London, England, 1812-11-11

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WEDNESDAY, NO VEMBE i., 1812

CEl:`,l.Eltai POST-OFFICE,
Tuesday, :7th October, 1812.
A BOUT . Seven o'Clock on the Evening of
-1-11- Monday, the 26th instant, the LE MS MAIL-CONCII
was robbed of the i3ags of Letters for London, described at
Foot, between Kettering and 1-ligham Ferrers, and within
three
,Miles of Highaiwferrers, by forcing the Lock of the
Mail Box.

The Bags stolen are;
of the 25th Nottingham Mth.
Bradford.... ditto Melton Mowbray, ditto
Leeds di tt4 Oakhain
Wakefield ..'ditto Uppingliam
Huddersfield ditto Ketterin;
Barnsley.:.. ditto . Thrapstone ditto
Sheffield.... ditto
Rotherham ditto
Chesterfield.. ditto
Mansfield. ditto
Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who corn-
tnitted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS,
one Moiety to be paid on Commitment for Trial, and the
other Moiety on Conviction. If an Accomplice in the Rob-
bery will surrender himself and make Discovery, whereby
one or-more of the Persons concerned therein stiall he appre-
hended and brought to Justice, . such Discoverer will be en-
titled to the said,Reward, and
.be a.dtuitted an Evidence for
the Crowu.
By Command•of the Postmaster-General,
F. FREELING, S'ec.