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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-06

smminELD MARKET, Nov. 6.

This day's Market 'was not well supplied with
different•kinds of .Cattle,; Mutton supports last
price ; Beef, Pork, and \Teed, are cheaper, and
the trade for the most\ part was somewhat flat:
The sales in the Hay-market were rather dull;
Hay and Straw sold at last pricc6 ; Clover has got
up in price. The undermentioned prices and
numbers are a correct statement :

To sink the Ofral, per Stone of 81h.
Beef; 37.. 10(1. to • . 83. Mutton, 4s. •Id. to ss. 4d. Veal,
'4S. Sd. to6s.'od. Land), Os. t.ct os. 3:1. Pork, 5;. Od. to 'Gs. Bd.
Beasts, 790. Sheep, 5.800. Calves, 120. Ptgj, 290.
SMITHFIELD lIAY-MARKET.

Hay, 41.45. to 51.105. Straw, 21. Os: to 21. lOs. Clover,
61. es. to 81. Bs.

CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov. 6.-,-Our Market was
better supplied to-day. with
(Grain of all descrip-
tions.than it had beenthe-early part of the week,
but by no means equal to the demand ; 'Wheat of
middling and inferior qualities sold. readily at last
prices, and a few prime samples fetched ss. pe'r
quarter more ; Barley and Malt went off freely at
the prices mentioned below ; of Oats we had a
good supply, but the demand for exportation be-
ing very. considerable, the former prices were fully
maintained ; in other kinds of Grain no altera-
tion.
New Wheat 955. 105 s. I 10s.

Fi►le ditto - - 1455.!
Rye
Batley - - 665. 665.

Tick Beans - - -81 s. 84s.
Old ditto - -106 s.
kali ditto 104 s. 108 s.
Feed Oats - - - 495. 535.
Fine ditto - - - 5.55.
Poland 'ditto - -
Fine ditto -
Potatoe ditto -
Rape Seed -
Finz Fluor - -
Stwoads

New Oat°. - - -
Malt , - - - 975. 1075.

50s. 545.
575.

Fine ditto -

110 s.

White Pease (boil.)110s. 120 s.
New ditto - - - 1355.
Grey ditto - - - 765. 80s.
New ditto - s.

Os.

701. 801.
105 s. 1109.
100 s. 105 s.
London, England, 1812-11-06

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

TIPPERARY. (Courcry).-06-r. 31.
Colontl Itagweit 3067 Mr, Prittie 26E7
GetietAlMatheli 2651 I

GLARE (COUNTY'!.—Ocr. 31.
Sir F,. WBrien • i 5.36 Cul.'Fitzgerald
lit. lion.W. Fitzgerald 1367,

. .
LEITRIM (COUNTY).---Ocr. 30.—FINAL
John Litonche, V.5q...c2962 LOke White, ~1943
Colonel Clements .....1996

GALWAY (CouNTY):—OeT. 31.
Mr. J. Daly 4167 I Mr. Eyre
Mr. D. B. Daly 2833 1

CARRICKFEIIGUS.-0rT.•29.
Arthur Chichester IG3 1,1 r., D. Wilson IG3

Parliament will Certainly meet onthe 24th inst
and it is expected that the PRINCE REGENT
•Will
open the Sesston in person,• with a' speech from
the nrone. After swearing in the Members, and
voting the ordinary Supyty., Which will occupy
near three week., both Houses will adjourn to the
latter end of January.---The following: circular
letter 111%; been sent to the Members of the House
of Coniir',ons, by Lord CASTLEREAGH

4' Downing-street, Oct. 31, 1812.

" Sta-,-As it •is proposed that Parliament should meet for
the dispatch trf business on 'Tuesday, the '24th of Nov ember"
next, I take the liberty of giving you the earliest, notice Of
this intention.
" A full attendance being partiwilarly desirable in the pre-
sent situation o f public affairs, permit me to hope that it will
be consistent with your convenience to give your attendance
in the house off Commons on that day.
" I have the honour to he, Sir; •
0 Your obedient and humble servant,
• "CASTLEREAkiii."
London, England, 1812-08-24

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ESTATES rOlt, SALE.

SOUTLIC WALES.
CAPITAi. FREEIIOLD ESTATES-RAMORSTIME.

To BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,- pursuant to an ,Order of
the High•court of Chancery, made in the- \titter of the
devised Estates of JOHN
.r.;.1..CE, Esq. dece.,...,.;ed,-hefore
1 Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the person appointed
Edward:, Morris,, F,sq..nue of the:Misters of
,the C9art, to
whom the said Matter stands referred at the IIF kolt'S
HEAD -INN, in NEW,TON, in: the County of Mont-
, gomery; on Monday, the 12th, and Tuesday. the 1:::th Days
of October 'next, at 2 o'clock. of each Day in the After-
noon,
. 'IN TWENTY-RIX LOTS, .
10ART of the -FkEEIIOLD ESTATES late of
• JOHN PRACE Eq. deceased, of PenYbg.nt, consisting
of several Farrar and-Lands situate ,in the several Parisi i;
of Llanvihangel )thydillidnt; Linidewy Ystralewly ; Saint
Hermon, Llonl;ister, Nantmell,, Llanhadarti Vynnydd,
Llanhadarn Vaux, Llandegley, and Kei,enlys, otherwise
Kefenlece. In t!le County of Radir: containing in the whole
upwaids (J."l hri-e Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, with the
T.i.mhe.. and Woe gr,exingtherev., -
Printed particub.o InaN he in. a few days had (gratis,ln
Lo n, at the said I.llL6'ti-T's, Chaalrc..rs, in Sinitharopton-
bnildings Chancery-lane ; and of Messi.s. Meredith,' Rob-
bins, and Tomtcyns,, Solicitors, ; at whose
• Otlice-Plans of the Estatcs maybe seen : Part:calars may also
b had of Mr. Es-an Evans, Solicitor, ith,iyader Mr.
Whikom 9 ,be,.Solicitor Kington; Mr. Tho Mas edith,
So-
licitor, Kuir,hton ; Mr. Land siorvepr, Prd,teigne;
the place of Sale; the Fleece inn, Peoyhent ; the Wells,
Llandrindad ; -the Crown-Inn, Ludlo ,; and the other prin-
cipal Inns in the neighbourhod.

ABERD,;;ENSIIIRE.
FOREST ,OF. MORVEN.

. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-horse in Eclinbursll,
OnTHURSDAY, the Q.6th day,of November next, itt ,
in the afternoon, if not previously disposed .of by Private
Bargain, of which due notice will be given.
LL that part of the FOREST of. M.ORVEN
called EASTER MORITEN, cirtcisting betwixt'
TWO and THREE THOUSANO: PROPAR, r'Y
LAND, wher,'ofaoout One •Hundred and Twenty are Arable ;
.besides a ItIviLIT of GRAZING and of PA' TUBAq-E, &c.
ifitc. over an the rest of the Forest, extendhg to several
thousan_:‘actes more.. Tue Grass in this .sne, Glen the hest of
such Extent in the country, has been long famed for-the rich-
ness of the :milk it produces, and as an tincomm;in good Sheep
Pasture •The.f orest•abountis•with -name of every descrip-
tiou„and thereby renders it• an excelleut shooting quarter,
being within s mile 'and' a half of Pauaniek ,Lodge,- where
there is a yery_ gOod :un, and the Post three times a week.
The whole is out of Lease; im.nediate, Pos;ession, may he
-had, and the-Paynient of.-the price rendered convenient,for.
the Purchiisei.
Forfurther'particulars application- may be made to Alex-
ander Fraser, Liticola s Int, London. , Hope,
'Esq. W.. S. Ediroatzh;'_ or to. Peter Farquharson; Esq. _Ad-
vocate, Aberdeen.

la 0 N DAY, . UGUST 24, 13i2
London, England, 1812-08-24

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PUGILISM.
• This Day was published,
:No. IV. price 6d. embellished with Portraits' of Richmond
and Itlohneaux, 'to be 'completed regularly every week Until
completed, in. about Twelve Numbers, (Two Portraits in
every Ntimberl,
OX lAN A ; or SKETCH ES of, ANCIENT
and MODERN PUGILISM ; from the days of Brough-
, ton, bronght down to the licroesilpf the pl'esent MILIANG
Ara •
. • - -
"Printed hy and for George Smeeton, '199, St:Martin's-
hne, Charing7cross ; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones ;
Chatopante acid Co. Aldgate ; and all other Booksellers.

This 'Day was published, in. Octavo,.
A N ADDRESS of.3,ItIIIBEAS. of the HOUSE•
of REPRESENTATIVES, of the CONGRESS of- the
U NiTED STATES, to their tONSTITVENTS, or. the Sub
feet- ofthe WAR with GREAT BRITE_IN.
Alexandria printed; London, re-printed, for Longman,
Piurst, Rees,- Orni ei and Brown, Paternoster-row; and it the
British Gallery 54, .tieW .Bond-street., . •
London, England, 1812-08-24

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED

Thomas Aldred, Salford, Lancashire, cotton twist dealer, frozik
Aug. 9.9 to Oct. 17.
Richard Dowding, Wapping-wall, cooper, from Sept. 1 tolti.
John Scott, 'Witham, Essex, scrivener, from Sept. .5, to Oct.ii.
Charles Muniford, late of Stroud; Kent, grocer, from A. ug. i 2
to Oct. 10.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Morris Lewin Alorley, late of Threadneedlt-street, merchant

BANKRUPTS

Jarrett • Lyne, Chard, Somerset, ironmonger, to surrender
September 2, at five, 3. and
,04;tober 3, at eleven, at the
Mermaid Inn,, Yconil. SomerSet. Attornies, Mr. White,

Yeovil, or Mr. Blaudford, King's-Bench-svalks, Temple,
London.
Daniel Dean, Stockport, Chester, bookseller, August 29, Sep-
tember 5, and October 3, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
Attorney, Mr. Turner, Red Lion-square, London.
Francis Haywood, Liverpool, merchant, September 14, at
five, 15, and October 3 at eleven, at the Bull Inn Preston,

Lat;casfiire. Attornie,;, Mr. R..Dewthurst, Blackburn, or
Messrs. Blakelock and Makinson, Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-

• street, London.
Christopher Slater, Leeds, woolstapler, September 424, at six,
25, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Inn, Leeds, and O:•
tober 3, at eleven, at the Saddle inn, Leeds. Attornies,
Mr. J. H. Granger, Leeds, or Mr. Lake, Dowgate-bill,

London. . . - .
George Frederick' Stoll, Ratcliffe-highway, victualler, August
25, at twelve, September 17, at nine, and October 3, at
twelve, r.t Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Concanen,
Great P!•escott-street, Goodman's-fields.
Thoma,, Newman, Uxbridge, draper,' August 29, September
1, and October 3, at ten, at Guildhall, Lamion. Attor-
ney, Mr. Meadowcroft, Holborn-court, Gray's-Inn.
Edward Ledger, King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman,
August 29, Septemt.,er 8, and October 3, at eleven, at Guild-
. ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Lloyd, prowl-strew. London.
Rupert Leigh Hipkins, late of bevoliShire-place, St. Mary-
le-bonne, merchant, August 25, September 5, and October
3, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson,
•
New-sqiiare; Lincoln's Inn.
Henry • Tarbart; Exeter, spirit-merchant; August 31, Sep-
teruber 1, and October 3, at eleven, at the Stair Inn, Exeter.
Attornies, Mr. J. Jones, Temple, London, or Mr. Bai,selll,
Bartholomew=ya.rd, Exetet'.
John Wilson, late of Ludlow, Salop, rope-maker, September
15, 16, and October 3, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Lud,
low. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Throgrnorton-
Areet.
London, England, 1812-08-24

ST. NEOTS, NtTNTINGDONISHIRE.

TO BE SOLD BY AIX noN,
-By Messrs. BARNARP and FRANKLIN,
At the Cross Key's-Int4 St. Neets, on MONDAY, Sept. 7th,
at en 7 a..
' • ,N St.'IT‘T,AI. LOTS, '

A Most ELIGIBLE ESTATE, in the Parish
of St. Itots, cmisis.ing of N?'IT -VI, FARM, called
WIN WINTERiNGHAW

with convenient. Out-houses, a,od upwards of' THREE
HUNDRED and TWENTY-SIS. ACRES Of LAND, now
in the Occupation of the Executors of Mr. W. Flint, de-•
c-ased; under a Lease expiring at M!cimelmas 1804; and
a large DWELLINC4,IIO.I.SE, wills a NM :TING-OFFICE,
several BARNS; and other Out-Imilthngs; and upwardl of
ONL HUNDRED and FOICrY-31..XEN ACRES of LAND,
now in the OocupatiOn of Mr. Peppercorn, under a Lease
,expiring at i.%ctraelinas 1814; nearly the whole. of.which
Lands are contiguous to, and will lie sold with the Winter-
Ingham Farm; and seVeraIdFREEHOLD COTTAGES, and
small PARCELS of FREEHOLD and Camnion
-Rights, now in the Oceupation of chtfetent Perscs.-.;, and
which•will i e divided into several Lots.

ki'irther particulars may be lad by upplyingto Mr. WADE,
Dumnow, Essex I Mr. Benjamin Whit .in; of box-
for, Suffolk ; Mr. Pern,:Solicitin\ Abington, C4tubrid4eshire
:or. the Auctioneers, Thaxted,ESsex. • •
Descriptive Partieu;ars and Conditions of Sale, may be had
411. the Lahore places, and also 'at the' Hoop, Cakinridqe;
George, Iluntingclon; White Horse, ..I.l.aldock ißed lion,
Royston'; Sun, Bige'le.v.-adel; the principal LIN. at St. Ives;
at the place of Sale, arid: at Messrs, .Ei.tey, Stocter, andDaw-
sons, Furairals-inn, London. -
London, England, 1812-08-24

717hitchull, Zug. 18,1812.

Iris Royal Highness the Priiiix
.Reo:ent has been pleased;
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the-
dignity of Marquis of the. United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland unto the Right Honourable Arthur Earl of
lingtop, Knight of the Most Honourable Military Order of
the Bath, and the heirs male of his body laWfully begotten, by
the namei'stife, and title of Marquis of Wellington, in the
County of Somerset.

initeltant Au .8". 21; 1812.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to nominate and
appoint Lieutenant:General Sir Stapleton Cotton, Bart. to be
an Extra Knight of the Most Honourable Military Order 01
the Bath.
London, England, 1812-08-24

Horn Glicird, Aug.

Ilia Royal Hiniusess the Duke of York has been pleased it)
*appoirit the Rev. Johnllam Mackie, StutieW of Christ
Church, in the University of) Oxford, to be one of Lus Royal
Highness's Domestic Chaplains.

Office of Ordnance, Aug. 17.

Corp of ROyal Engineers.—To be Second Lieutenants, Gen-
tleinan Cadet .Charles Wright, vice Kitson, pramoted;
Gefitlema.n Cadet (;barles Rivers, vice H. N. Smith, pro.-
Motet! ; Gentleman Cadet Robert Hunt,, vice Elliot, 'pro-
m(ited ; Gentleman 'Cadet Franci.3 R. Thomson vice Mat-
' son, promoted; Gentleman'Cadet Hale Young' Worthant,
vice Victor, promoted; Gentleman Cadet James P. Caddy,
vice Grierson, promoted; Gentleman Cadet .James W.
Worsley; vice Baron, promoted; Gentleman Cadet George
V. Tinling, vice De Salaberry, promoted ; Gentlemiui Cadet
Andrew D. White, . vice Mullen, promoted; Gentl.ein,;4l
Cadet James W. Eyre, vice, Fenwick, promoted; Gentleman Cadet Joshua Jebb, vice Hall, promoted; Gentleman Cadet
John Smyth, vice Scott, promoted.

COrnmissions in the Spilsby and Rurib VolunteCr Infantry,
signed by the Lord Lieutenant (if the County of Linc,,in.•
William Barker, Esq. to. be Captain.—William Siimps.m,Greut.
Jan Wiison, Gent: to be Lieut;:nants:--JohnGiidon,Geut.
to 'be Ensign. . . ' •
Cominissions in the Derbyshire, Militia, signed by Lord Lieu=
tenant of the County of Deny.
Robert Prior, Gent. Job Clarke, Gent. to he Lieutenants.
Commission in the Kircrlbrigle: and IVigton Regithent of
Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant.. • -
Lieutenant-Colonel Stuart Murray tlllartun to be. Coibbel,
vice Juba Dalrymple I-Lty, deceased.
London, England, 1812-02-15

MARRIED.

. .
On the 13th inst. at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Macdonald, Esq. to Ludy C. Edgecumbe, second daughter
sot Earl Mount Edgecuinbe.
On Thursday, Richard James Mansurgh St. George, 1
of Headfort Castle, in the County of Galway, to Miss Sy"
phia Shawe,.second daughter of William Cunlitre Siaawe,
Esq. of Southgate-House.
On Saturday last, at Richmond, Surrey, Mr. Jonathan
Johnston, of Lancaster-court, Strand, to Miss Ann mot-rtilf
of Richmond.
At the Quakers' Meeting-l-lort.w, 'Enniscorthy,' ionirhal
Pim, otpublin City, to Eliza, seconddaughter of Wilbur
Gough, Esq. alight Sheriffof the County of Wexford.
London, England, 1812-02-15

‘VOOTT,ON BASSET PETITION.,

Upon the motion of Mr. XV Hi TIIREAD,' the Woot•
ton Basset Election Petition was postponed to 'rues.
day three weeks.
Mr. BARING gave notice that he would, on a fu-
ture day, move for Copies of the Memorials prey
sensed by the Merchants of Heligoland and Malta
against
.trading license's.
London, England, 1812-02-15

LONDON: Printed by 1 HONIAS WOOD, of No. 35, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden; and- Published by WII LIMO A ion GE It SCRIPPS, South M,
Qt the SUN ()MICE, No, 112, Strapd, where Ailvertisetnonts, Orders forthe Paper, Letters tor the Editor, (post-paid,
London, England, 1812-08-12

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L 0, N 0 N,
V'E'DNESDAY, auGusr, .12,, 1812.

The Lyra brig has arrived at Plymouth from the
North of Spain. She bring seven.: letters; they
contain no futther particulars respecting the vic-
tory over 3.IhRmoNT, but they speak of it as a
kuovvn event. It is said that Dil• ,•-',:ONT has lost
London, England, 1812-08-12

GaTTENBURGYI MAIL.

ST: PETERSBURG, JULY 14.—Our newspaper.
contains the following statements regarding the
• operations of the war.

Head-quarters at ikasua, July 7.
The army has this day marched into the follow-
lig places :
Count WITTGENSTEIN'S corps into Breslaw ;
the 2d and 3d corps into Dedin ; the 4th into
Nawloka ; the sth into Miloscka ; and the' 6th
into Novagrod.
Since the 3d July, the motions of the enemy
have been of more consequence, which has given
rise to several skirmishes.. Major-GenerAlcoEF,
who commhnds the rear-guard of the joint 2d and
3d corps, has repulsed all the attacks made on.
their road to Disna. By wise precautions, he was
so fortunate, at this place,- as to stop the enemy's
progress, notwithstanding their superiority in ca-
valry. The horse artillery, under the command
of Major-General Count KUTOSOW, forded him
to retire with loss. The Lieutenant-Colonel in,
the Wurtemburgh service, Prince of HoHEN-
LOIIER KIRCIIBEEG, and 30 meu, were made pri-
London, England, 1812-08-15

cavribicr FOR-LINSEED OIL.
NAVY-OFFICE,
Aagast 13, 1912.
T HE' 'Werp yiL oFFlcEßs:cf.,,d COMMIS-
j] of HIS MAJESTY'S N--gY do hereby
give Notice, That on Thursday, the 27th Instant, at One
o'Clock, they will to ready to treat with .such- Persons as may
be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several
Dock yards, or any one or more of them., with- LINSEED.
OIL.
A Form of the Tender, may be seen at this OPT.
No Tender mill be received after One o'Clock, on the day
of Treaty, nor any noticed, •unless the. Party, or an Agent
for him, attends.
Eery Tender must he accompanied by a Lette74 addressed to
the. 'city Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, en-
iert,;eing to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum
'Of 10001. fur pze due pefformance of the contract.

n
Cidy.
Rin
Fair
Do.
Du. •
London, England, 1812-08-15

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VLNIGAR,

(The original lii\ention of Nit.. HENRY, and broilKht.by his
successive Improvements to the. highest perfettion) conti-
nues to be prepared and sold by NIt:6SrS.,:iENR Y., Manu-
facturing Chemists, Manchester.

THIS agreeable perfumed Liquor which is corn-
pozet! of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the
mos: pleasant Aromatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may be
kept-Unimpaired Climate, and for any length•of time.
Its pungent. Odour adapts it for affording relief in Head_ achs,
Fliiittings, Ike.: and renders it peculiarly grateful and refre.h.
ing in crowded: kWisllS, iai:CS (4. Public Resort, and in
the Aprtniteuts of the Sick. it counteraas, also, the in-
let:bona Contagious Diseases. ; • -

;,As-many. sporious.and inferior Preparations are sold under
the tame .and sttiu4ar natoes, the Public are requested to ob.
serve, ;:is the only proof of its being genuine,. that the names
-of -Messrs. Henry, Manchester, arc engraved on the Stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in Potties, price 2s. 9.1.
each, *Stamp 'included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bay-
ley and "'dew, coclisper-street (the only Agents in London
authorized by the Proprietors); where may be had, Spongo
Boxes of C:old,'.Silver, Cornelian,*CrYstal. .6cc. Also,
HENRY's CALCINED iVIAGNESIA.,
in 13ottles. t 2S: lid. and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s.
cacti names being (.4.i the Stamps.
London, England, 1812-08-15

BREAF:I77A'rEIt.

PLYMOUTH, AuG. 12.—ThiS being the
Anni-
versary of the Birth-day of his Royal Highness
the 'Prince 1' _gent, was ushered in with ringing
of bells in all the churches, and the hoisting the
Royal Standard and Union on hoard the
Sulindor del ikiwzdo, Admiral ,Sir R.: Calder, and
the Government-house,tbeDock-yard, Ordrrance-
wharf, Royal Hospital, and the Guildhall. At
noon the guns of the cit.ldel and all the batteries
fired . a Royal Salute, which Was re-echoed by
three excellent trollies frorn all the regiments 'of
artAlery and infantry. Fire thousand men were
draWn up in front,of the Government-Hou.(e. At
half past twelve a grand procession took place,'
from Hamoaze, of the barges of Admiral Sir-ft
Calder, arid Rear-AdMiral Buller, with their re-
spective flags flying in
,the bow and stern sheets,.
froth the flag-ship-in Hamoaze, attended, accord-,
ing to seniority, by all , the 'Captains' barges of
the fleet, their crews dressed in white, with black
velvet caps, their pendants also flying in the stern-
sheets, They proceeded.through the Narrow of
Devil's Point, 'the Sound, to the Panther. Rock
Shoal, where; iri dne form, the foundation-stone
of the new Breakwater . Was dropped, by. Atliniral
Sir R. Calder, Bart. adinidst the loudest acciama,
Thia was the grandest nautical spectacle
ever witnessed in the Port of Plymouth; and the .
'Sound was literally covered with pleashre yachts
and boats of all deScriptions. The eerealonY be-
ing perforined;calt the-'men' of war,' per signal,
being dressed, let fly, as through enchantment,
their,various -colours, which,reflected on the sun's
'beams," had a'very. pleasing defect ; the ships sa-.
luting, in Succession; with !agrirr'2, and cheering.
Monnt Edgcuiiihe, Mount Wise, Studden Heights;
the two Hoes, Devil's Point, the island and Ci
tadel; were literally covered with thousands of
spectators, assembled to witness the commence-
ment -of this grand national undertaking. The
barges and boats 'rowed.back after the 'cereinony
in •Ine 'same order to the fiag-ship; and then die,
missed. 'The foundation stone is about seven
tons, and has ,an inscription engraver' on it as'

• G.- P. R.
;August, 812. .
S. R. C. .
Dept.
Grand Ail-inners and balls wcre given here, at
Do'ck, and at all the Mess-Roorus, in honour of
.the day, which finished with the greatest har-
mony and conviviality.
London, England, 1812-08-15

t■ PUBLICATIONS.

BISHOP WARBURTON ON THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN
CHURCH AND STATE.
This Day is published,
In One Volume Octavo; Price los. Gd. in boards,
A New Edition, being the Fourth.of
THE ALLIANCE between CHURCH and
STATE; or, Necessity and Equity of an ESTA-'
BLISFIED RELIGION, and.a TEST LAW, demonstrated.
In three Books.
• By W. WARBURTON, D. D.
• . Lord Bishop of Gloucester.
Printed for T. Cadell and IV. Davies, Strand.
Of, whom may be had,
The Works of William IVarburton, D. D. Lord Bishop of
Gloucester. To which is prefixed a Discourse, by way of ge-
neral PrefaCe, containing some account of his Life, Writings,
and Character. By Bishop Hurd. A. New Edition, -hand-
p)lnely
.printid in 1.2 vols. Bvo. with a Portrait .of Bishop
Warburton, price 61. es. in boards.

„
This Day were published,
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ASES of APOPLEXY and LETHARGY,
with - OBSERVATIONS upon the COMATOSE
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PICTURE OF PLYMOUTH.

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FURTIER ACCOUNTS P.ECEIVE

SAr...lmAzlcA, JtitY 21, 7 o'ctoCK,
.daugeron4y, wounded, and it
died in Panaranda.

His troops are retiring •in bad order towards
Redraheta, and itr addition.to the 4100 prisoners.
collected yesterday, 1500 have been broczlit • in
to day, and others badly wounded,
abandoned on the field of battle.

It is supposed Ilk toss exceeds .15,000 men.
JOSEPH, it appears certain, abandoned 'Madrid on
the 26th, with 6,000 men, taking the Alire6tion
of the Somosierra, thus prophesying the success
of the battle. The Allied Army is in purstiVof
the enemy, and allows them no respitel the
Duke of Ctuo ROMITGO iS)alWayS• With the adr..
vaneed posts. Te Deem ,was cbaunted here to-
clay. His ,Exeelleney has left 'the care of the,
w'ounded, and the collecting of the-spoils on the
fie/4 of battle, to the people of Salamanca. There
are in this eitw more than 300 0 licers prisoners.,
COMINNA, AMY 30.—Immediately that the
Governor of this place had made the requiite
communications to the. Coaneil, &C: of the
happy results of the 22d, in the neighbourhood
of. Salamanca, be determined to return due
thanks •to the God of Armies, and Celebrate
such desirable information with mass and Te
Dium, on ":he 25th, in the.Che.-...eh of San DO-:
mingo. lit night the- town was brilliantly :11u-
minatett. and all the inhehitanta of this city ga,.e,
themselves up to the most unbounded Soy, :as-a
proof of the odium with' which they view the
French Eagles, and of the enthusiaSm with which
they will sacrifice themselves in the just cause we
defend,
London, England, 1812-02-24

NORFOLK CIRCUIT.

Sir James Mansfield, Knt. Lord Chieflustice - Mr. fustice
Heath.
Buckinghamshire, Monday, March 2, at Aylesbury.
13;!Vnxishire, Thursday, -March 5, at Bedford.
Itimringdonshire, Saturday, March 7, at Huntingdon.
Cambridgeshire • Tuesday, March io, at Cambridge.
Nvfolk, Saturday, March 14, at Thetford.
fiutfulk, Wednesday. March r 3, at Bury St. Edmund's.
London, England, 1812-02-24

I3RECON CIRCUIT.

The Honourable George Hardinge.— Moysey, Esq.
Carchtl; Tuesday, March 31.
lilecon, Tuesday, April 7.
Fresteigne, Monday, April 13.

NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.
Hugh Leyeester, Esq.—Sir Thomas Plumer.
Anglesey,' Tuesda)q ntrch.t7, at Beauniaris.
Cainarvonshire, Monday, March 23. at Carnarvon.
Merionethshire, Saturday. March 2S, at Bata.

CARNIARTHEST CIRCUIT.
Samuel 1-leywood, Serjean• at Law.r—john Balguy, Esq.
Cardigan, -Wednesday, March zi.
Haverfordwest, Tuesday, Matell 31.
Carmarthen,
,Monday, ypril 6.
London, England, 1812-02-24

y THOMA NUGET, .L. D.- •
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t; ew Words inserted in Moutardier's and Le Clem's last Edi-
-01, ot the National French Victionary, with all the Irregu-
'4li:s of the English Verbs and Nouns. , • ,
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, ASTHMA., ANL;

WINTER COUGH.
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MEL and prepared ST RAMONIUA, in the Cure of
the above Diaeases, that not one Case can be produced in
WhiLlt they have not proved highly beneficial.
The last Edition of Mr. F ISITE R's Treatise on Asthma,
Consumption, &c. contains several remarkable Cures of Con-
tntuption and Asthma, which had been declared by eminent
Medical Men to be hopeless. ,
Several consumptive Patients have been !efFeaually cured,
'ovho were to .all appearance living skeletons, and, what is
Still very reinarlable,.those Asthmatic Subjeas wt.° were
eared in-the course of List Winter,' have not experienc.:d the
oe;ist return of the complaint this Winter,
In Mr. Fisher's "I' reatise, price zs, 6d. will be found the
Most respedable Testimonies of the efficacy and innocent
quality of these discoveries.
The Oxylnel and prepared Herb are sold in London by
Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bacon and Co;
150. Oxford-street; Foster and Co, 34, Parliament-street ;
and Butts, herner's-street ; Lynch, Nlancitester; Turner aria
ken head , Newcastle; Billinge, Live,rpord ; Barry, Brisiol,;
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Uornby, York ; Poo:e, Chester ; Brodie .311;1 Co.
?,alishury ; (ones, Oxford; Lancaster Newbury,
; and Hooker, Ipswich.
London, England, 1812-02-24

Tnitehall, Feb.!!, 1 81e:

Ills Royal-Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
it the name and o'ii the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the
clighitv of an Earl of the United Kim/claim of Great Britain
and Ireland, unto the Right Honourable Arthur Viscount
3,t,ro;;ng/on, Knight of the Most Ifoomtrable Order of the
Dath, and the heirs male of his bedv lawfully begotten, by the
/lame, stile, and title of Earl of Wellington, in the County
of Somerset.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has also been
pleased, in the name .and on the behalf of his Majesty. to
pominate and appoint rientenant-General Thomas G rittarn,
Lieutenant-General Rowland Hill, and Major-General Sir
times A uchmuty. to be Knights Companions of the
Jost Honourable Order of the Bath.

Downing-street, Feb. 21, 1812.
• His Royal Higlines4_ the• Prince Regent has been gracious-
-3y plea e 4, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
appoint Charles Wale. Esti. Major-General of his Majesty's
Forces, to be Governor and Commander in Chief of the
Island of MartiniqUe.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased. in the name
and on the behalf 'of his Majesty, to appoint Major-General
the Hon. Robert Meade- to be Lieutenant-Governor of the
Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the ,name
and on the-behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Li.nitenant.
Colonel Charles Napier to be Lieutenant-Governor of the
Virgin Islands.
His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name
and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Lieutenant-Co-
ionel Th-mas Davey to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Set-
ts on Van Dieman's Land, in New' South Wales.

Foreign Office, Feb. 14, 1812„
His Royal Highness the Prince. Regent his been pleased,
in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint
' Robert Ilesketh, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at the
Port of Maranhao, and in the adjoining Provinces of Para
and Scara.

Commission in the Dumbartonshire Regiment oF Local
siened by the Lord Lieutenant' of the County of.
Dumbarton. ,
To be Lieutenant—Cole lathes Turner. Gent.

Admiralty-Office, Feb. 21, 12 12.
Copy of a Letter trom Captain A. 1. Griffiths, addressed to
Thornborough,Commander inChief atCork,
and transmitted by the latter to lobo Wilson Croker, Esq.
dated on board the Leonidas, Feb. 17, at z.

SIR,
Yesterday, in latitude 49 deg. N. longitude 9
deg. W. after a hard,run of elegem hours,we captured
the French brig privateer La Gaielte, of fourteen
carronades, twelve and nine-pounders, copperecl,
and a complement of ninety-one men ; out thirty-
too days from St. Malocs, and had taken on the
Bth instant the Acadia, from Halifax, with timber.
11-tve the honour to be, Ste.
(Sighed) A. J. GRIFFITHS, Capt.

The Circuits -appointed for the Lent Assizes,
81 2, are as follow, viz.

11(-)RTHERNI CIRCUIT.
Mr. Baron Ttp.inson—Mr. justice Le Blanc.

. .
City of York, Saturday March 7, at the. Guildhall of the
said City. - r .
Yorkshire, The same day, at the Castle of York.
Lancashire, Saturday March ; t, at the Castle of Lancaster.
London, England, 1812-11-30

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 30.

This clay's'Market was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was con-
siderable ; Beef, Mutton, and Veal, were dearer :
Pork sold at last price, and the trade, for the most
part, was tolerably good. The sales in the Hay-
mapket were pretty,lively ; Clover has dro,:ped
price ; :Hay and straw fetched last prices We
subjoin au accurate statement of the prices and
numbers :

To sink the Offal, per Stone of sib.'
Beef, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4d. Muti,on, 4s. 4d. tu ss. Bd. Vca!,
Ss. Od. to 6,.;.(.1d. Lamb, Os. to Os. Oil. Pork, 53.01 to 7s. 0,1.
Beasts, 2310. Shecp, 11,300. Calves, 110. 280:
London, England, 1812-11-30

... • •
:0:3- Battle of Salamanca—Re-engagement of theIFising
Yokkshireman, and the celebrated Rope Dancer, ,
THEATRE 'ROYAL, PAVILION,
(ASTLETS), N E WCASTL E-STRE ET, sTri.A_No
T.HIS NIGHT, ItIONDAY, • Noveriiber 30,
and every F.resnim.; this Week, will be presented (ill-,t
time) 'a Comic. Musical. Prelude, called
THE REASONABLE . FOOL ;
Or, THE THREE LOVERS DUPED.
• Also a grand Nilitary Spectacle. nailed
THE TOWN MAJOR.;
Or, THE SPANISH HEROINB. •
Introducing the famous Battle of .3al,tianca, Elqle Combats,
Civic Crowning the valiant Yield Marshal- Lord- Wellington,
&c.
After which, astonishing activity by the Flying Yorkoiire-
m an,. and the celebrated, Rope Pitticer, both Pcittiemeu
being re-engaged for Six Nights longer.
Likewise a Dramatic Comic MtPial Piece, called
HARVEST HOME;
Dr, THE ANIMATED TrniE SHE
To conclude with (first time at this Theatre) a Comic Pan-
- tomime, called
HARLEQUIN AND OLD BELZETWB
Or, THE WELCHINIAN IN HOLLAND.
Doors to be open at Half-past 'Five.—Begin at Half-past
ix.—Second price at Half-past Eight.
*#*-The Serious and C.nnic Pantomimes,- Musical Pieces,
Grand Spectacles, tkc.- brought forward at the Pavilion
Theatre are, and will be of the-most int,resting description,
and any Author, Composer, or Performer, inclined to assist
in their reipective capacities, may be accomodiated with a
Share dr '-;harts; on equitable Terms. Personal apblication
to Mr. Astley-, sen. at Hercules Hail; Lantbeth.
London, England, 1812-11-30

TIIE KING V. JUSTICES OF CUMBERLAND.

The rule obtained by Mr.Brotigham fora Man-
damus, calling, on the Justices W fix the rate of
wages of the journeyman :wearers agreeably 'to
law,, was enlarged till next term.. •

BIRTHS.
On Monday last, at Weymouth, the Lady. of Colonel Cum-
ming, of thelith Light Dragoons, of a Dan Filter.,
On the 25!h int. at. Hampton Court, the. Lady of Captain
Walker, IL N. of a'Son. • •
On Thurday- last, the Lady of F. R. Coore, E3l. of
Daughter. -
London, England, 1812-11-30

MARRIED

On. Thursday, the lath inst. at Oxfotd, at the Church Of
,St. Giies Szrly:wick, Esq. Of Paternoster-
row, London, to Nliss Duzell, only daughter of the late. Mr.
Dozell, of the former place.
GP tJte 9.:3d inst. at Queen-,square Chapel, Bath, Arehilnola
- eltic.f.t son of Admiral Christie, of Baberto
North' 13ritain, to Maria, only daughter. of the late
Reeves, Esq. cif Langley.
On Monday lao, at. Leeds, .W. Williams Brown, Esq. of
that place,,to Miss Margaret, Brockern Duncan, of Philadel-
phia.

DIED. - • .
°lithe lath-inst. at • Clenchwarton, near Lynn, Norfolk,
Mrs. Brown, wife of Dr. Brown, M.D. late of Berlin.
The same day, at her house, Witham--g-roye' Essex, Mrs..
Mary Du Cane, daughter of the late Peter Du Cane, Esq. or
Braxted Lodge. ,
On Thursday last, suddenly, Mr, Joseph Redman, of Chi-
. .
el:ester.

The same day, at her house, Bromley, in Kent, Mrs.. Eliza—
. Crew, aged 74. '

PRICE OF :rocs,

.S ON. SATURDAY.

Dank Stock, lndia Bonds, 2s. 3s. dis.
Navy 5 per Cent. 90k S 9/ 90 Ohl Ann. . . .
Irish 5 per Cent. Excheq. Bills, 34d. per day,
4 pui Cent. 731 73 . ::.',s. 4s. pr;
3 per Cent..ll.ed. 57. HE bitto, 31d. peiday, 45.. ss. pr.
'3 per Cent. Cons:s4l;i Omnirun,. . .
Bank L. Ann. 14 13-Ifiths . Cong. for 19th Jan. SN-1.,81 50
India Stork, _

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
llornin,.l3.minutesafter 11, I Evening, 38 winutes after 11

Molton-street, Grosrenur-scoart,
Rittst be addressede •
London, England, 1812-06-13

OFFICE OF ORD.V..4.NCE,

4 June 3, 1812.
717 HE .PRINcIPAL OFFICERS of His 'MA.,
JESTY!S ORDNA:YGE, de hereby give Notiee,
ThatP;opoSals will be reecieed at their °Site, in Pall -Half,
on or before Friday, the 2(th Dais of June nett, from such
Per:yons as niay'ke id untie,:rtahe ihePerfcr.nanee of
the CARPENTP.'S WORK., in the • .7iledwarDi'visi.on, for
Sa•vice:of this Department, for a period of One year.

ier'ther Particulars, together with the 1-ern' s and Co?ali-
lions of the Contract, may be known upon cTplicati!n.at the
Secretary's ggice,'inPaP-Meill, afOresaid, ;thy Day between
the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the ProPosals .
must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for the
Carpenter's Work in the .:tedway Division;", but no Proposal
can be ailmitted after the said 2Gth instant, at. Twelve o'clock
(it Noun, of the same Day; neither will any Tender be notic-
ed, auless the Party making it, or an '.dient lie .his Beh:tlf
shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CRE 7', ,e'ecre'ary.
London, England, 1812-06-13

TO MEDICAL MEN.

• .
•
GENTLEMAN is desiranS of a PARTNER-
..rm'SHIP with a Medical Practitioner in the Country. To
• one who,e object is not.to payineirt of a
preE!' imt who wisbes to tie rt-4evecii`n part,, or entirely,
from t o latizfue of Business, be will perhaps be considered
an ti on:. •
Aiiirce,, to A.B.C. at Mr. Hirst's; opposite Barking Church-
,. yard, Tuyier-hreet, Loudon. ,; • • .

_•
GENERAL Si a JOHN AIOORE's CO-
RUNNA. PATENT CA2i;P BEDSTEAD, forming a
regallar Military Bed fc,- the Field, Barracks, and also a
SOFA for. a Tent or Rooin, &e. 'and likes::-; a SEA-COT for
on board Ship, the whole 'packimz in a small Valise, • alloWed
theme3t portable ever 'yet manui,t.., red ; -invented Uy .MOR-
. CAN and SANDERS, Not 14and , C,ltherine-street, Strand,
who most humbly presume the honours ought to be
paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and.
Country.

A-R2.11Y REGULATION WA:UR-PROOF CLOAK AND
GREAT-COAT MARIE-1011SE, KING-STREET, ST.
JAMES'S-SQUARE.
luLsFoRD and SERGEANT, Regimental
Tailors and Manufl;.turers of WATER-PROOF GA
• •
BLET to his Royal Higiiness the Prince Regent,- Dnhes of
York and Cumberland,. hare the honour to inform the Army
and .Navy, that their pimeGAL WATER-piroor CLOAKS
being approved and established, a regulation for Foreign Ser-
vice (from their perfect buiienetrability to. Wet), ttie same cau
be had of them, the Inventors and sole Proprietors, King-
street, St James's-square-
March 23, 1812.
London, England, 1812-06-13

Discharged and relieved from various Prisons

6? Deadrs, for the Sum of 479 14 41
considervd the Cases 'of 54 Petitienerts. Approved 41.
Postponed the considera:inn of 8 Petitions, and Rejected 5.

Ben efacti cos are ' recoi-i•ed •by. Jai-nes' Neild,' Esq. the Tre a-
saver, Cheyne-Walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. kierries, Far-
quhar, aril Co. St. James's-street; MessiN. lipares,• Fleet-
street; Messrs. Folk', and Chatteris; Lem bard-street ; Mes,r.4.
•and Ridge, Clinrin;-Cross; Messrs. i)or-
rien and Co. Finch-lane, Cornh;11; MessrS. iTannuersiev,,
.1118f4s. Lucadou, and Co. 77, Lomba;:d-
street; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand,
where the Books may Oe seen,by those who are inclined _to
support this Charity, and where the Society meet on the first
Wednesday in 'every- Mouji.
London, England, 1812-06-13

HISTORY OF SOUTH WILTSHIRE.

HE Public are respectfully informed, that
• the HISTORY of SOI.,ITH WILTSHIRE,: by Sir
RICHARD' COLT HOARE, Bart. now complete in Three
Parts. (Price Twelve Guineas small, and Eighteen Guineas
large paper, in boards).
This splendid volume contains Eighty-three Engravings,
executed ')y liasire and Cary in, their best manner, amongst
which are Seven Plates of Mapsy Twenty-seven plans of
Camps from acznal Survey, Forty-one plates of Barrows and
their Contents, and Seven Plans at' Views of Stonehenge
and its environs.

N.B. The Third Part is-ready for.deliverY. .
PubliAiecl by William Miller, Albemarle-street, and J.
Murray, Fleet-street.

ICTIL'ILLING-orricE,
June 9, 1312.
THE COMMISMNERSIfor VICTUALLING
Hie M4.TE,s77's .v.dr.l7 do
,hereby. give Notice,
That on Tuesday, the' ~th)' instant, they wilt be ready to re-'
ceive Tenders in writing,. (sealed up) rind treat for Eight
llnntlted Chaldroms T_INFI ELT) MOOR,
\V IND 'i;OR'S PONT OP, or SIIIP39N'S PO, N'PPP
(fiqpai) (II entire Cargoes, to be delivered, o.,te Halfthereof
is Two Months, and the oth,er half by the end of OctOber
next, into His Majesty's Vielaalling Stores at Deptford; for
One Ilan,leed and Fifty Thonwand GaltonS of WEST INDIA
Ii M, to be .&.Piotra, ,Duty free, fiend IT-areLozzscs in which
the same shall hove been bonded, one half thereof in one
Month; and the oth;:r hay -in Ome Month afterwards, into
His I,ll;yesty's Vetnalling Stores at Polr4ntoath: dm, I%lr
One Hundred and Fifty Tons of COCOA, to be answerable
to Samples, (f' not less than Two pouniis.weight eacl) to be
produced with the Tenders, and to be th'ivered with :a the
Space of One. Month, into theVictualiing Stores at Deptford,
before-rnentioncd..
The 'whole to Le paid for by .73i11S witle Interest,
Niilay Days after date. ' •
Tlw Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at the Secre-
tary's Office.
No regard will be had to. asp Tenderin , which the Price
shall not-be delivered to the BoOrd I+;:fore One o'Cl,Lek on:the
said Tuesday., the 9.3 d instant: nor unless tne Pet son who
makes the Tender, or some Person opt hi. 7 lichulf, attends, to
answer when called.
London, England, 1812-06-13

VIC TUAL L NG-OFFICE ,

Jvne 12th, 1212.
T"E'co.muLSSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His 111-4.IESTY".S'N.,./Krdo hereby give,Notice, That
on Tuesd.gy, the 80th Instant, they will be ready to receicv
Tenders in Writing (sealed up), and treat for the slippy of
FRESH BEEF to His Majesty's ships and Vessels at New-
castle and Tinmouth Haven, for cr,Tiveivementi certain, and
farther, until Six Months warning shall be given On either
side for the termination thereof; to be paid for by Bills pay-
able' with Interest, Ninety Days after date.
The -Conditions of 'the Contract may be sVen-at• the Secreta-
ry's Office, at this Office; or by applying to the Collector of
Ilitgajeaty's Customs at. Newcastle.

21'3 Regard will be had to xny Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in fronts at. length, or that shall not be
delivered to the BOard before bite o' MO:* on the said Thursday,.,
the 30th Instant, nor unless the Person' who makes the Ten-
der,. or saute Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when
callea for.

Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
two responsible Persons engaging to become bound u:ith the
Party tendering, in the Tenal ;.!'uth of Five .1-landred Founds,
for the due performance of the Contract.

. ()Mae, OF ORDNANCE,
THE,June 3, 182.
knrIVICIPAL OFFICERS of Hw MA-
J ESTI* 7S ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals• will be received at .their Of/ in Pall-Mall,
on or before Monday, the 294. Day of June 2‘..rt., from such
Pei-sons 'as may be witting to undertake the Performance of
the PieUMBER'S WORK at Sheerness, for Service of this De_
pay-talent, fur a period of Three Years determinable, after the
expiration: if Oise Year, up6n Three Months Notice, at the
option •-)f either Party.: .

',Fafiher Particulars,- together with the. Terms and Condi-
tions of .the Contract, may be known upon cipplicatan to the
respective o.ilicers cf the Ordnance at Sheerness; and at the
Secretary's Ojfice in. Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between
thelfours of Tot and Four O'clock, where the Proposals ?mat
be detivehel, sealed lip and indorsed, (''l3ll>poyrals for the.
Phnnher's Wort-; ut Sheerness ;" bat no Prohosal can be ad-
mittid after the said 22d inst. at Twelve o'clock 'at X.:w: of
the same _Day, 7aeitia-r-will any Miller be noticed, unless Me
Party'making it, or an -le-ent in his l_klcalf shall attend.
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By Order of the Board,
CHEW; Seirclaiw:
London, England, 1812-06-13

MR. WEST'S PICTURE OF " CHRIST HEALING T. lIE
SICK IN THE TEMPLE."-
THE Subscriptions for the Print of this Picture
continue to-he received at the BitITISH -GALLERY,
*ere the Picture will Ire exhibited till the latter 'end of ;fitly.
e present price of the!Prints to Subscribers is Five Guilte:l4
A deposit of hilt the price to be paid on subscribin.g.,
64) d the remainder on the delivery of the Inip.reSsions.
N. B. Persons residing in the Country, and ..Wh;liing to sub-
may transmit 31. per post to Mr. Green, the Keeper of
The British Gallery, Pall-Mall, London, for which a receipt
Will be immediately returned.
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London, England, 1812-04-21

CIIING's PATENT WORM I...OLENG

Woams are :he most trequent sources of Chil-
dren's Diseases. .Their symptoms every Parent and
Guardian of Ciildren should be acquainted with. They Qc
casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour or the
Face, Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels, attend.
ed after with violent pains; they bring. on Convulsions ; they
affed the growth of the Body, and they prowe fatal, by' end
login 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 of the highest
Charatters in this Country, both in rank and r6petiabi lit y-,
to have no equal. , Their public-approbation, given to the
Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful suc.
cess Es their own kami lies, stamp sits merit beyond competi-
tion, and gives-a sanction to it, of Which no other Medicine
of the kind can boast. Parents, and others who have the
Care of Children, should have this Remedy as a Family Me.'
,urine to resort to, whenever the Stomach or Bowels ot•C nil.
circa are any way disordered, which it will always be found
to relieve;
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching-and Butler's, No. .4,
Cheapside, London; Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; (ones,
Weston, Allrnot, -and C'allory, Portsea ; Hall and lohnstun,
Gosp.irt ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck and Ross,
a,Ol Tumer, Hult ; llox land, Cooleworthy., N-eatleton, and
Cdbert; Plyinou;.n ;: Knott and Lloyd,- and Swinnty aryl
Co. Birmingham ; Billinge and tatlibuiy, Liverpool ;
Si roes and Lynch; Man-clister ; Trewman, Exeter; Smith,
, I<at.buirt,- Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ;
:n-I ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol ;
;1 ; Slyinten, Leicester; Edwards
'tut, Liverpoial ; 'arid, retail by most Country Ven.
lioxes,•at as, 9d. and Ss. bd. each..
London, England, 1812-04-21

FOR ittiLUMA ribMS, COLDS, &L.

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DJAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS are admi.
rably calculated for the above, and all those
plaints to which the Human Frame is liable from the vicis-
situdes of our Climate, as likewise for and. clt;;er
Disorders of _the Bowels ; and for Head-achs, Qccasioned uy
indigestion or by free living.

They should he taken upon every slight indisposition, awl
thus by timely assisting nature in the due discharge of the
animal functions, they preserve the body in health aliet
vigour.

• As they require no confinement, they are particularly con-
venient for Travellers.

Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's,
and at Dr. lames's late house, in Bruton-street, London ;
price 4s. 6ci. a box ; or six in a urge box for 11. 4s.
Observe the words. " F. Newbery, Nu. 4s, St. Paul's,"
eligritvccl in the stamps.