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London, England, 1812-03-19

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

Minerva, for the Enigheelen, at 3,13 rick-court, Temple,
and there recalled. , _

_........ .
Ardent, Dreannovglit, Russel, and Venerable, for the
lulfrovv Uregtic Kaas, Eendraght, Morgenstein, Code Ver-
wagting, and 1)e Vriede ; and Albion, _for the same, except
the last, at the office of Mr. E. Lockyer, at Plymouth, to-
morrow, and th,.re recalled.
Britoinart, tor the Lynbaum, to-morrow, if then in port ;
recalled at 13, Great George-street, Westminster.
Dryad, for the St. lean, La Louisa, and St. Francois, on
her arrival at Plymouth ; recalled at 3, Brick-court,
Temple.
Belvidera, for the Balder, Thor, and Fortuna; Alban, for
the Catherina Augusta ; Brunswick, for L'Union; and Pyra-
mus, for the Vrow Elizabeth, North Mod, and- Fanoe ; and
Castilian, for Le Bracconier, will be paid, and recalled at 22,
Arundel-street.
London, England, 1812-03-19

This Day was published, price in 'wards, 6s. '
A r,ew Edition, with dditions, being the Lioth; of
AMILY WOIiSMIP ; a Course of Morning
and Evening Prayers for every Day in the Month.
• To which is prefixed,
A Discourse on Family Religion.

•
--
liy IAWIES BEAK, M.A.
An
, Assistant Librarian of the British Museum, and I.ecturer

of Welbeck Chapel.
Churchyard by F. C. and 1. Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's
; and 1. fliochard, No. tgo, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
111,. Zeal Without Innovation ; or, The present State of
Religion and Morals considered ; with a View to the Dispo-
-4it;°lls and Measures required for its Improvement. To
oich is subjoined, An Address to Young Clergymen ; in.
iceßded to guard them against some prevalent Errors. Sc.
'11(1 Edition. Oaavo. Price Bs. 6d.
t. 2. The Christian Minister's Afletlionate Advice to a New
14rtied Couple. Fourth Edition. Price 3s.
London, England, 1812-03-19

runna.

Also arrived this day the brig Alert,' SHANi),
Master, from Nova Scotia, with a cargo of timbe,,
bound to Dover, put in here to wait convoy; the
Betsey, F'tRROW, and Eideavour, MAYER, from.
Sunderland, laden with coals, for this port.

Arrived the schooner Brisk, belonging to this
port, DUNSTERVILLC, Master, from Southampton,
bound lo Madeira.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 16.—Arrived the Drake,
Maria, and Resolution coasters, from Guernsey.
Sailed the Pursuit for. Madeira, nod the Ftfe for
Bat badoes.

PnaTssiouru, MARCH 18.-HiS Majvsty's ship
Pelorus, with the ships for the Mediterranean,
sailed from Spithead this diy, but are bruoght up at
St. Helen's.

Arrived the Amiable, COWING, from Charles-

town.

DEAL, MARCH iB.—Sailed it e Desiree, and Cyg-
net to I he Northward.
Remain his Majesty's ships as per last.
London, England, 1812-03-19

DIVIDENDS.

May 2. T. Starkey, Chingford, Essex, innkeeper, at ele-
ven, at Guildhall, London.
April 13. I. Angell and W. Frankum, Reading, Berkshire,
woollen-drapers, at eleven, at the Broad Face Inn,
Reading.
April 24. J. Ingleby, Lygan•y-wern, Flintshire, and C.
Ingleby, Soughton, Flintshire, lead-merchants, at eleven,

at the -Feathers Inn, CHester.
April 4. R. Naylor, Chigwell, Essex, merchant, at twelve,
at Guildhall, London.
April 25. I. Greening, Crooked-lane, London, orange-mer-
chant, at one, at Guildhall.
APtil 14. I. G. Weddell and 1. Lloyd, Fen-court,' Fen-
church•street, London, corn-ladors, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
April 21. I. Inskipp, jun. Battle, Sussex, carpenter, at
twelve, at Guildhall, London.
March 24. J. Short, Saint Catherine. lane, East Smith-
field, Middlesex, vidualler, at twelve, at Guildhall,
London.'
March 24. 1. Lemay, Pennyfields, " Poplar, Stepney, Mid-
dlesex, vidualler, at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
April a.. los. Smith and John Smith, Birmingham, War-
wickshire, linen-drapers, at eleven, at the Shakespeare,
Tavern, New-street, Birmingham.
April 13. T. Ashmead and W. Furlong, Bristol, haber-
dashers, 'at two, at the Christopher Inn and Tavern,
Bath.
April 28. G. Atkinson, Leicester, grocer, at eleven, at the
White Hart Inn, Leicester.
April 23. W. Swann, Stockport, Chester, brazier, at three,
at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport.
April 14. Thompson Pearson, South Shields, Durham,
shipwright, at eleven, at the Golden. Lion Inn, South
'
London, England, 1812-09-17

LtNr %IA NEws.

PLYMOUTH; SEPT.. 16.—The Minerva, MANN,
master, from Palma, with a cargo of wine, that
drifted ashore under St. Nicholas's Island a few
days since, is in a very leaky state, and her cargo
is to be lauded here immediately, in order to
effect the repairs of the vessel.
Arrived the Zena and Harriet, EASTMAN, from
Wales.
London, England, 1812-09-17

THE KING V. JOHN BOWDEN.

This was an assault charged against the defen-
dant. The .prosecutrix, Millison Taylor, a
poor woman, wife of a journeyman smith, swore,
that on the 11th June last, the defendant, after
seizing for rent, of four. weeks in arrear, of an
unfurnished room which she rented from the de-
fendant, in Red. Lion-court, Charter-house-lane,
for three years and upwards,. at 3s. per Week, had
assaulted her barharouSly. , The seizure was for
12s. only—and under it was the feather bed and
bOlster, which were worth 51. taken; but valued
by the appraisers at 11. 13s: Bd.,leiving a balance
of only Bd. over their bill of appraisement. A
Mr. Fleet Wood and a ',Mr. Taylor were the ap-
praisers ; and the defendant came, five hours. after
the Seizure and inventory taken by his keeper, and
claimed a steel fender, which the prosecutrix re-
sisted, as not being included'in the inventory 5
. ilpOnst,his the defendant cut 'her left hand, or con-
tused it severely ; for which he was now tried, .and
found guilty; after which the CkAIRMAN severely
animadverted on the conduct of the defendant,
and sentenced him to pay a fine of Si.

. MARLBOROUGH-STREET-Ancther instance of
a tmc-gatherer having converted the parish-money
to other purposes ,than those intended, has
_oc-
xtrrred in the person of Mr. -, a tax-gatherer,
:of.St. George's parish. 'He was brought to this
office by summons ,on Friday last,, at the suit of the
parish, he having neglected to pay the money ac-
truing frorn taxes he had.collected into the hanzls
of those appointed by his employers._ It wi,s
stated by the defendant that his family affairs had
been so much deranged pf late as to withdraw his
attention from, his books, which was the cause of
unavoidable,errors, He denied any intention to
act wrong. It appeared. that he bad made over
his property to his securities, four in number, who
were bound in 5001. each ; a distress warrant was
issued pro fora a,' and the defendant's goods; to-
gether with the lease of the house, &c. were sold
on Tuesday. The default is something more than
two thousand seven hundred pounds, and the
defendant ;vas committed to .Newga.te till such bei
paid.'
A Gentleman of the name of PPulter, shot IS
pigeons from '4l, from a trap at twenty -one yard!
distance, yesterday, at Tokenham tireen, near
Uxbridge, for fifty guineas. The ,;et was to kill
15. He is matched against Mr Rodgers, an atna-
tenr shot, for fifty guineas, at 21 birds, to take
place at: Hays, on Friday.
_
The pending-boxing match betvrixt
ke
Carter, tlre
Lancashire pusilist,, and Bone, will tuplace
to-morrow; for a stake of 30 guinotts,, play or pay.
Betting on the event.is even.
London, England, 1812-09-17

Stiff.

The Judges then consulted; after Which Mr.
Justice HEATH told the Jury, that biz Learned
Brothers and himself were of opinion, that the
crime of the prisoner, heinous as it was, did not
come under the Statute under which he was in=
dieted; be was therefore entitled to acquittal.—
The Jury gave a verdict accordingly \
The prosecutor was an aged man, and 'the pri-
soner was about 19 years of age.
John Williams was convicted of stealing a pltce
of linen, Calue 395. from the wharf of. Andrew-
Laurie; Lower East Smithfield, on the night of
the Bth instant.

MIDDLE; EX SESSIONS, SEPT. 16

THE KING V. BROWNE.

William Browne, of Poplar, in the county
Middlesex, was indicted for buying Naval Stores,
under,the follo,wing circumstances, viz.—The de-
fendant bdUght:a quantity* of nails,. which were
dug up in the itilibish at the bottom of tke River
near Deptford, by the workmen of Messrs. Lee,
Hughs, and Co. Contractors with the Naval Com-
missioners for clearing that part of the River
Thames, who employed above 100 men in the
business. The men,_ from time to time, sold of
these nails to the defendant, to the amount of
two hundred three quarters-and 221bs. weight, at
one penny, per .pound, some having the broad.
arrow; and other Royal marks, and others with. 4.
out any -mark';'sOine new, and others old nails,
whose original prices Were three-pencehalfpenny,
and two7pence, respectively.
Mr. Siiinrners, Clerk of the Stores at Deptford,
depos-A,.that the men had consulted him upon the
legality of such sale, as perquisites to the la-
bourers, which they might throw into the river 9
if not permitted so tb dispose of them ; large
pieces of ordnance or stores being usually return=
ed,to the Stores for sortie given reward, which
*as.rarely paid.
Mr. ALLEir made an ingenious defence for the
defendant; bitt the case was- fully established
against bitn, and the Jury found a verdict of
Guilty.
The Chairman, Mr. WATSON) pronounced sen-
tence upon the defendant, subjecting him to the
fine of one hundred pounds, and tube iruprisened
till such fine be paid.
London, England, 1812-03-21

PEARLS SOLD, CLEANED, AND STRUNG.

. .
THE Advertiser being the real. Manutadnrer, is
oewrinined to sell every article of the first fashion and
workmanship at the tbllowing reduced prices, viz.

Petri Necklaces, any pat- ?kc ~ 6.. A.,
1 re-making r,
0 .2 o
tern, trout . ) '
Ear-rings, per pair . r 5 o i oto 6
13ancleaux - - to to o . 2 10 0
Springs - - 4 4 o} upwards < ' 5 °
Bracelets, per pair - - Sto 0 o to. 6
Lockets - - lii 6 I 1o 14 'll
Brooches - - 1 5 o o 7 6
Crosses - 1 1 0 J l 0 4 6

Whereas many Ladies and Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from the. above prices, that every Ornament is made of a
composition, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls,
they are respectfully informed, that every article is compos-
ed of Oriental Pearls, from the Uisheries of Ceylon and
Persia, which, being manufactured by the real Work-man,
are offered to the Public much under their usual charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new• patterns, in Mo-
rocco cases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Bracelets, Ear-
rings, and three Brooches, from to 301. per suit. Ap.
ply to H. Barlow, No. a, Grange-court, Carey-street,
Lialcoin'o Lau
London, England, 1812-03-21

IRISH CATHOLICS.

The Earl of DoNovonmoac called to the recol%
le6,tion of their Lordships, tliat when he had the ho-
nour of giving not;cc of a Motion on dill subject tor
the tOth of next month, and for which day their
Lordships had been summoned ; he had stated there
possibly might be circumstances. which would con-
trout his option, and induce the postponement of it
to another day. He had row to state that the cir-
cumstancei to which he then alluded, had not oc-
curred, and he, therefore, should bring on his Mo-
tion on the day originally proposed.
Adjourned till Monday.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

FRIDAY, MARCH 20.

The SPEAKER having
,been summoned to the
House of Lords, on his return, informed the House
that the Royal Assent had been given, by Commis-
sion, to sei.eral Public and Private Bills ;. for which
see our Report of the Lords.
A Me-sage from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships assent to the f!tdetunily Bill.
Sir W. SCOTT gave not;ce, that after the Holi.
drys, he would move for leave to, bring in a Bill for
the Regulation of Ecile,iastical Courts.
Mr. BLACKBURN pre,euted a Petition, signed by
seven or eight thousand inhabitants of Blackburn, in
Lancashire, stating the distress of the oianUfadoring
distrias in that neighbourhood, and praying fur
relief.
Ordered to lie on the table.

Lord G. L. GOWER presented a Pelitinn from the
Grand Jury of the County of Stafford, playing for
a general Enclosure
A Person from the Commissioners of Military
Inquiry presented their Eighteenth Report, which
was orde;ed lobe printed.
A Pelson from the Post Office presented an Ac-
count of the lialaneeß its the hands of the Deputy
Post Master; GClr7'rc.li '3l) 10 the 5 Li+ of January, t S 12.
Ordered to lie on the table.
London, England, 1812-03-21

(-111.16 E C - _A F

NiW ESTABLISIIMENT OF F.A'Y' HALT -BAY
FOR NAV tCI-.141' LOWS..
Admiralty-Of-lice, 9th-Nlarch, t'z.
THE LORDS for execut-
ing the Office of Lard High Admiral of the United
Kingdoms of Great Britain and•lreland; do hereby give No-
tice. that his Royal Highness .the I'rnce Regent has been
graciously pleased, by his Order in Council of the 4th inst.
in the. Ninne*don the Behall Of his Majesty, to direct, that
the following Regulations, in respell to, theH_ltF_PAY
or PENSION to be illowed to CHAi'LAINS of his Ma-
jesty's Fleet, after long 4nd meritorious Service; as well as
the PAY and ALLOWANCES during the period of such
servitude, shall be established in fUture, vii.

" First, That every Ship in his Alaje.tty's Navy, from a
First to a Fifthßate inclusive, shall be allowed a Chaplain
on her Establishment."
" Secondly, That every Chaplain after Eight Years of
aaual Sea Service, (or it in a Guard Ship, Ten Years,) dun_
ing which period he shall not have been absent-from his
Duty Six Weeks at any one time, except by special leave
from the Board of Admiralty, and who shall produce Certi-
ficates of good Conduct and moral Behaviour from the Cap.
tains he may have served under, shall be entitled to a Pension
in the nature of Half- Pay ; but no Chaplain to be eptiticd,
to Half-pay or Pension it he shall accept any Preferment
with Cure of Souls during the term of his required Service
at Sea."

MAILS.
A R alvan—t Guernsey, i Jersey, t Dublin, 2 Waterford.
Durr---1 Malta, i Guernsey, I jersey, 1 Brazils, i Dublin,
i Waterford.

PRICE OF wrocKs.
THIS DAY •T TWILY O'CLOCK.
COHS:AS. 591 59i 15 per Cent. Navy, S9l 89a

'I'HL SUN.

SOLEM sLUIS DlCiitit FALSUM AUDILAT?
London, England, 1812-03-21

THE ROYAL ASSENT

Was given by Commission to the Lottery Amend-
ment Bill, the Two Mutiny Bills, Men be.s' In-
demnity Bill, Oak Bark and Tobacco Imp° -tation
Bills, Frame-Breaking Prevention Bill, Nitting-
ham Watch and Ward Bill, and to several Pri-
vate Bills.

The Lords Commissioners were,
The LORD CHANCELLOR, the Duke of MoN-
TROSE, and Earl CAMDEN.

Mr. Cox, from the Commissioners of Military
Inquiry, presented, at the B-ir, the Eighteenth Re-
port of that Board, which was ordered to lie on the
Table.

An Account was presented by Mr. Newton, from
he General Post Office, of the Balances and Ar-
'ears in the hands of the Deputy Post Masters, on
fir ,v h of January last.
London, England, 1812-03-21

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PRINCESSES.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL presented a Message from
his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, relative to
this subject, and similar to that delivered to the

The Message was, on the motion of the Noble
SECRETARY of STATE, ordered to be taken into con-
sideration on Monday next, and the Lords to be
summoi ed on the occasion.

O 0 !he motion the Earl of LIVERPOOL, the
Local _Ame:idment Bill was :cad a second
cominitced for Mpndly.
The Annual Indemnity Bill was read a third Gine
and passed.
The bix Millions Annuity 8,11 was brought up
from the Commons by Mr. Wharton, and other
Members, and read a first' time, as were a tel.v Pri-
vale Bills, which were brought up by General Not-
ton, Colonel Beaumont, and other Gentlemen.
London, England, 1812-03-21

PRINCE REGENT'S MESSAGE.

The,CHANCELLOR Of the EXCHEQUER brought
down the following Message from the Prince
Regent :

" GEORGZ P. R.

" His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, in the name and
on the behalf of his Majesty, thinks it necessary to acquaint
the House of Commons, that in pursuance of the powers
vested in his Majesty by two Ads passed in the iSth and
39th years of this present reign, his Majesty was graciously
p:eased, by Letters Patent, bearing dare the 2(1 of February,
1802, to grant to their Royal Highnesses the Princesses Au-
gusta, Sophia, Elizabeth, Mary, and Amelia, an annuity of
30,0001. agreeable to the provisions, and subjed to the limi-
tations of the said Ads, which grant was to take Aka from
the dmiise of his Majesty, and his Royal Highness being
desirous,' in the present situation of the Royal family, to
beempor,vere,l to provide for the establishment of their Royal
Highnesses the Princesses by a❑ immediate grant, recom-
mends to the House of Commons to take the subjed into
consideration, and to enable his Royal Highness to make such
provision for their Royal Highnesses the Princesses, as in the
liberality of Parliament may be thought suitable to the ac-
tual situation of the Princesses, and to the circumstances of
the present time."

On the motion of the Right Hon. Gentleman, the
Message of his. Royal Highness was ordered to be
taken into consideration on Monday next.
On the motion of Mr. DRUMMOND, the House
went into a Committee on the Bankers' Embezzle-
ment Bill.

After some discusion upon certain clauses, in
which discussion Mr. Abercrombie, Sir S. Roundly,
Mr. 'Wilson, the Chauc-ikr of the Exchequer, Mr.
Thompson, Mr. D. Giddy, Mr. Lockhart, Mr.
M rris, and Mr. Marryatt, took pnt, the 1-louse
resumed, tLe Reptirt, vas received, and the fur-
ther consideration of the Bill postponed for three
weeks.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL presented a Petition
from the Elders of the Jewish persuasion, praying
that their names might be exempted from the Cha-
ritable Donation Bill, as they had made certain bye-
laws of theit own, in which they made piovirrion
for supporting their own poor.
The Petition was laid on the table.
London, England, 1812-03-21

REGISTRAR OF THE ADMIRALTY,

Mr. H. MARTIN rose for the purpose of moving
for leave to bring in two Bills, in order to assimilate
the practice of the High Court of Admiralty :Ind
the Court of Exchequer, with respe& to the money
of suitors in the custody of those Courts, to the prac-
tice of the Court of Chancery. As he understood
that it was not intended to make any opposition to
his present motion, he thotight it unnecessary to tres-
pass upon the House at that late hour, lot titer than
by simply moving " That leave be granted to hrir,g
in a Bill to regulate the ofEce of Registrar of the
High Court of Admiralty, and Courts of Appeal, sn
far as related to the Custody of the money of suitor;
in the said Courts."
The CLUNCRLLoR of the ExCI3EQUER would not
oppose the bringing in of this or the other Bill ;-but he
gave the Honourable and Learned Gentleman notice
that he should look to the Bills in their pro-
gress, with a view to prevent the interests of those
who ought to be protected, from being injured by
their enaetments.
Mr. H. MARTIN profeesed himself ready to meet
the Right Honourable Gentleman in the
c;nn. either noon the secord readin7. or in tl-s,

Committee, wtichever would be more eenven!dnt
to him.

, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHE4WER intimated
that the Committee would be the more proper time
for discus/sing. 'he merits of the Bills.
Leave W 33 then Granted i and
IV!?. MARTIN also obtained " leave to bring in a
Bill regulate the office of Deputy Remembrancer
of the Court of Exchequer, so far as related to the
custody of the money of suitors in the said Court."
London, England, 1812-01-13

PICTUALLIA'G-UFFICE,

I. ecember 20, att.
HE COM 41 ISSIO i'VERSfio .VICTUALLING
-11-Ilis 1114:YESTY'S di hereby give Notice, That
on Friday the ,17th. of. :fa:treaty next, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders in Writing, (sealed tip), and treat for the supply-
ing of SEA PROVISIONS to his IlLjesty's Ships and Vends
at in Nova Scotia, Quebec in Canada, Norfolk in Vir-
ginia, and at the Island of Bermuda, (conjointly I:I one Con-
ti at- 7), for Twelve Months certain, from the ist day 01 ya),
next, and jurth,r until Six Months' warnirg shall be given on
either side for the• termination thereof: to be paid /or by Bids,
payable with htieresr, Nigety Days afier date.
The Conditions of the Contrail may be seen at, the Sectetary's

No.regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be insetted in words 'at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board before One 'o'clock on the said Friday the 17th of ya-
nuary next, nor unless the Perron makes the Tender,
or some Person on'his Behalf, attends, to answer when called
Jot : nor will any Tender t/at contains extravagan: prices upon
some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon
others, be coosidered as proper to be admitted.
Each Tender must also be aec.7mpanied by a Letter 'signed ly
two responsible P.rsuns, engaging to become bound with the. Par
tendering, in the Penal Sum of 12,0c01. for the due petfordunce
of that Contra/I. -
London, England, 1812-01-13

k' JCR! AL L 1 A G-C

Die. 20, ISt
THE COMM/SS/04VERSjor VICTUALLING
AL Ills MA YESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the 17th of yanuaey next; they will be ready to re-
eeig...e Tenders in writing, (sealed, up), and treat for the sup-
ply of what RUM mqj be demanded for the service of his Ma-
jesty's Ships and Vessels at Limerick, and in the Ricer Shannon,
in Ireland, for Twelve ILLinths certain, from the 6110 _of Fe.
bruag -next, and further, until Six Months warning shall he
give, jot- the.telmination thereof; to be paid for by 13111s-pttyable,
with, Interest, Ninety Days aftet date,
The Conditions of the Conte art may be seen at the Sem ettvy's
Office, at this Office ; or by applying. to the Collector of- his Ma-
jesty's Customs at Limerick.

No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Boatel, before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the
of
.7anuary next, nor soil's' the Pelson who makes the Ten.
der, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called
for.

Each Tender must also be accompanied ly q Letter signed by
two responsible Persons engaging to become hound with the Party
tendering, in the Penal Sum of jozl. fir the due perf.rman:e
of the ContrdB. ,~
London, England, 1812-01-13

Admiralty7ojfice,.__Jan. 1 I , . 1812.

Copy of a Letter froni CaT)tain Tetley, of his Majesty's sloop
the C, u.daloupe, addressed to Vice Admiral Pellew, Bum
and transmitted by the latter to John Wilson Crolter,
Esq.

His Majesty's Sloop Guadaloupe, Palma
Bay, 2.5 th lfetober, cBll.

I have the honour to inform you, that his Majes-
ty's sloop under my commard captured yesterday,
off Cape Blanco, after a chace of amtcen hours, the
French schooner privateer Syrene, of six guns,
pierced for twelvei with a complement of sixty-one
men ; eight days from Leghorn, on her first cruise,
and had made no capture.
I have the honour to be, &c.
J. S. TETLEY, Captain.

nuary It, 25, and February 22, at ten, at Guildhall, ton..
don. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Castle street, HOlborn.
Ridditord, llasinghall-strcet, London,warehousetuan,

jantlary iB, 22, and February 2z:at eleven, at Guiidira

Attornies,

Messrs. Blandtora and Murray, Mitre-court

buildings, Temple.
George Notley, Dartford, Kent, innholder, January 14, 21
and February 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At

tornies, Messrs. Rose and Munnings, Gray's-inu-square,
London; and Mr. T. B. Fooks, Dartford, Kent.
Jahn Mayor, Leadenhall street, London, merchant, January
it, zi. and February zz. at eleven, at Guildhall. At_
tornies, Messrs. Weston and Teesdale, lienchurch-street.
Richard Manley and John Holness, Russell-street. South-
wark, leather-dyers and leather-dressers, January it, zS,
and February 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. At-
toiney, Mr. Drew, Bermondsey-street, Southwark.
John Stone, Lower llallitord, Shepperton, Middlesex,
farmer, barge-master, and corn-dealer, January it, 25, and
February 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Attorney,
Mr. Chabot, Crispin-street,
Alexander Young, St. Switliin's-lane, London, merchant
and insurance-broker, January 18, zi, and February zz, at
ten, at Guildhall. A ttornies, Messrs. Palmer, Tomlin.
sons, and Thomson, Copt hal I-court, Throemortori-street.
William Truetitt, Hanover-street, Long-acre, ship-owner,
January 18, zi, and February 22, at ten, at Guildhall,Lon-
don. Attorney, Mr. Bower,
London, England, 1812-12-07

CADiZ Ad)

MADRID; Nov. IL—General, Basseeourt yes-
terday, entered this capital; in the evening his
cavalry- arrived, and to-sorrow thorning his in-
fantry win enter. Ile Einpeeinado and Medico
ar also-here.

.
• CADIZ, _ N ov. Excellency the r:lnce
Regent of England has consented to the app6int-
ment of Lord Wellington as General in Chief Of
theSpanish:armies. , •

(3:wiz, Nov. 24.---41nrin the recommendation
Of the Duke of Ciudad Rodril.,,o, the Regency has
conferred the comniaud of the 2d, 3d, and -11.11
Armies, on Senor (iagtands, with the title of Ge-
neral in Chief of the forces of the South-.
GRENADA, Nov. is. said that the French
have evacuated Valendia.

EXTRACT OF AN ARTICLE FROM MADRID.
" Advice to the consequence of
the entry of hiS 21Iajcsty into this Capital; there
will be a general iihnninatliin to-nif,hts and the
two following ones, which is made known to the
Public for its fulfilment by order of the Senor Cor-
regidor ad interim—►adrid, Nov. 12."
London, England, 1812-12-07

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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dsc: 5, 1812.

Admiralty-Office, Dee.s, 1812.
Ektraet of a Letter from Captain Swap;tif bil Majesty's sloop
.Bellette, addressed te't'aptain Serrell, of thelielder, and
transmitted by Rear-Admiral Hope to John Wilson
Crolier, Esq. . .
Hsi Majesty's Sloop Bellette, off Romsoe,
• • 30th October, 1812.

In executing your orders last evening to pro-
tect the rear of convoy, I beg leave to acquaint
you that Mr. James Turnbull, Acting Master of
this, sloop, in the yawl, boarded and captured in
a very gallant manner, after a short but spirited
resistance, a Danish row-boat, with a lieutenant
and lifteen men, termed with two two-poimders,
stnall arms, &c. The Danes had five 4nen badly
wounded.

Commission signed _by the Lor4 Lieutenant of the County
of•Honts. • •• ,
. • South East liegimeut•of Hants Cavalry.
T., Atkinson, Esti. to be Captain.. vice Clayering, resigned
Coinmiszions in the. Royal London -R,egiments of- Militia,
signed by his Majesty's CoMmissioners of Lieutenantcy for
the same City.

East Regiment

Ensign John Dunkin to, be Lieutenant, rice Dias, resigned.
John vice resigned; and W. BeSly Duos 7:
ford, Gent!i. to be En4g}!s.L_

• •
Ensii;ns .I)nnli4r vice Nt'i 11 iara s, z.resign efl ; 'F. if.
Taylor, vice IVol,itonkTraft, , resigned ; G. P: Smith, vice
TriilV,4.; rt'S;cll(.:]'; Cage, vice I)nnimr, proinoted;
and Hem v Gents...to he Lientenant,,, .

koonnissions by.th4; Lord Lientenant of the County of

a Hereford.
The Ileyercod J u i Class to he Deputy tieuntenant.
IlerefirdsWye Baker, Esq. to be Major; H X.
Wirmin;zton, W. Prier, Esq. and IV. Barron, Esq. t 9 he
Captains. James Davis, Joseph Fletcher, Thomas Hunter,
Michael Pallier, and GeOrge John Whittam, to be Lieti
tenants. T. Hunter, M. 4'arker, G. J, Whittam, and T.
Ocriti. to be Finsigns. •

Gonuni;sions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of

. .
Hunts.,
North Hants Regirnentof Militia.=C. M. Rohins6n, and G.
Chapman, Gents. tO-be.EnsignS.. Ensign C. M. Robinion,
to bt Lieutenant: '
London, England, 1812-12-07

MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, ISI2.

CHAItTER-HOUSE

riplii ANNIVERSARY 'MEETING. of the.
NOBLE EN and GENTLEMEN educated at Cllarterz.
House School, will be hvid at *Charter-House, on SATUP,-.
DAY next, December 12.
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The SERMON will be preached by the Rev. WILFRID

CLARK.

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Robert Gatty-, Esq. Cornwallis Hewitt, Esq.
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'['HE CORDIAL CEPHALIC SNUFF,
An effectual Remedy for most Disorders of the tlead, espe-
. cially the common Head-Aclir
HE *Proprietors of this admirable- Snuff are
Jill under the necessity of altering tilt' mode of rendering
it to, the public, by 4sithstituting Tin Canisters for Glass
Bottles, the great price of the latter article (in consequence
of the double duty) making it' ituposSiOle to vend the Snuff'
in Glass, without a very considerable advance on theitlCus-
tomers. By the mode they have adopted, precisely. the same
quantity of Snuff will be sold in
.a C uister for which
was heretofore sold in a Bottle 4 that price. The PrOprie-
AoiS are on' this occasion inifuenced'Solely by the anxious
wish. of • continuing its-,..supply to the.public without -any ad-
vance.
'The genuine Snuff is sold only by Propiietors, F. New-
h•ery and Scin:;, No. 4:5, St. Paul's 'Chinch-yard, London ; 'and
Brodie, Dowding, and LVidord, Salisbury ;- and by all Messrs.
Newbery's Agents in the United KingdOm. Price Is. 14,d. a
Canister, Duty inchided.'
(,-".tr Observe that' the words " F. Newbery, No. 45, St.
Paul's," are engraved in the Stamp.
London, England, 1812-12-07

liIIIN)ItT:iNT SAVINGS,

At 183, ELEET-STREET,within three doors Fetter-lane.,

For READY MONEY. •
GIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Man'§
cer, and Taylor, announces to his nameroas Friends
and the Fashionable World; that he is mai;ici: to suppbytbein
with Articles of Dress, made in the first style of elegance, and
of superior quality, at the following very reduced Prices:—
.s.
d.
Very best Spanish Wool Superfine Cloath Coats 3 Ss 0
Ditto British WMA, ditto
Good Second ditto

Very test Superfine Kerseymere Breeches..
Ditto ditto Double Milted ditto . " l' 8 0
Best Double Twilled Cord ditto
Fashionable Marseilles Waistcoats , 0 12 0

Aild every other Arti4e, whether Great Coats., Ladies'
Habits,:fantahians,'&c. &c. charged with an equal re-
gard (Economy.
London, England, 1812-12-07

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Dec. 7.

This day's market had •a good supply of prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in -general was
considerable. Mutton and Veal -were dearer;
Beef and Pork support last prices, and the trade,
for the most part, was somewhat brisk. The
.:le; iu the. Hay-rnarket were tolerably lively
Cloftr has'got up in price; Straw has dropped in
prke ; Hay fetched ha price.—We subjoin an
ccurate statement of the prices and numbers:—

To sink the Offal, per Stone of 81b.
• Beef, 4s. 4d. to SS. 4d. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. Bd. Veal,
.bs. Od. to 7s. Orl. Lana', Os. to Os. Od. Pork, ss. Od. to 7s. Od. •
Beasts, 2,U10. Sheep, 12,400. Calves, 105. Pigs,;9o,

SMITHFIELD HAT-MARKET.
Hay, 41.05. to 51. los. Straw, 21.'03. to 21. Ss". Clover,
Gs. to il. 15s.

COR:ti-ErICHANCE, DEC. 7.—We. had abetter
supply of :Wheat tb;.clay than f6r some -.vmek,s
past fine samples maintained the prices bf last
...Monday; but middling and ordinary were 3s. lower.
The quaiitity of Barley was considerable, and a
reductiod of 2s. per quarter may be noted in that.
Malt maintains its former price. " The market wls
but scantily supplied with Oats ; and that article
experienced a rise Of 2s. per quarter. Nell', Tick
Beans were in great plenty, and 2s..lower. Boil-
ing Pease are rather on the advance, and, may be
considered 2s. dearer. .FlOur remains the saute as
last Monday.

Wheat - - 875.975. I 02s.
Fine ditto •- 4405.
itve - - 755, 60s.
13:alev •- *- - 465. lits.
Nets bitto - - • :665.
Malt - - 923. Wes.
Fine ditto - - - • I OSs.
'White Pease (boil.)108s. 118 s.
IsieW,ditto • - - - 1265,
111;rzy ditto - -84 s.
Now ditto -
~563. ,

Tick Beans- - - •735. 78s.
Old ditto - - -
Small ditto - 1.9.05. 126.5.
Feed Oats - - -41 s. 455.
Fine ditto - - - • sOs.
Poland ditto - -51 s. 555.
Fine. ditto - 575.
Potatoe ditto - Gls.
Rape Seed - - - GOI. 701.
Fife Flour -105 s. 1103.
Swcouclii -100 s. 105,3
London, England, 1812-12-07

NITAIBER 6311.

THEA.TRVROYAL, I.)RtRY-LANE.

• L._
THIS PRESENT EVENING, • -December
„ Their Majesties
,Servants. will perform the Co-,
Rre• • - - • •
- THE .PROVOKED. 1-115SBAND:' • .
• Lord Townly, Mr, POPE;-
"Mr. Manly, Mt. POW LL ; - •
Siy,Francis Wrong4ead,.• Mr.'DOWTON;. •
•
'Squire Richard, Mr 1)E CAMP;
•- • • •John MoOdy, Mr: BENNETT;
Count Basset, Mr. PALMER •
" lady Townly, Mrs. DAVISON (late .Miss'DUNCAN);
• Lady Grace, Miss BOYCE;
Lady Wronghead, SPARKS; . •
Miss Jenny, Miss MELLON.
To which will be added the Farce of
HIGH LIFE/BELOW STAIRS.
Level, Mr,. DE CAMP;
Freeman,- M-4*, CARR ; •
Philip, Mr. MAnsHALI.;
Tom, Mr. HADDOCKS;
Kitty, Mrs. GLOVER ;
Lady Bab's Maid, Mrs. SCOTT; •
Lady Charlotte's Maid, Miss TrDswraL;
CoOk, Mrs. MA.DDOCKS.
The Doors to be opened at half past Five-o'clock, to be-
gin at halt past Six.
Boxes, 75.; Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit, as. thl.;, Second Price,
--P-s•—LowcrGallery 25.; Second Price, is.—Upper Gallery, is.;
Setond Price, Gd.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
keeper, at the Office in Little Russell-street, fyom Ten till,
tmr, «act from Ten in the Evening until 'the Doors are
closed.
The princilial Box Entrances arc in Brydges-street, with
an auxiliary door in Russel-street ; the. Pit Entrances are in
Russell-street and- Woburn-street; the Loner Gallery En-
trances are in Russell-street end Woburn-street; the Upper.
Galle-ry'Entraine is in Woburn-street auly.
Carriages to the Boxes, to set" down and take. up from
Great Russel-street, Cdvent-Gardem, and draw oft towards the
Strand.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—No Money to be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
- - - - -- •

The Public are respectfully informed, that Mr...Rae''s' next
s)peara.nct will 4e To-morrow, lathe Character of Young
ia-the Tragedy of Douglas with the Musical Enter-
, tainment of Matrimony.
London, England, 1812-12-07

FASHIONABLE DANCING_ BY Mn. ALLEN,

Privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, (:older;-squere,
to Ladies 'and • Gentlemen of any , age, •who have never
leart that Accomplishment, or have not4the.Modern Style.
MR. ALLEN'S 'System of Teaching is •ex-
pressiv studied for those to whom it is an object to
acquire easily that fashionable Requisite for Genteel Society,
'expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace
and elegance.
Those who do not want private teaching, may learn at. a
suaall expellee, with a respectable set of pupils un the 'public-
teaching evenings.,
Professors of Dancing taught the most elegant Fancy
Dances, and all the superior arts of the profession.
The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1812-09-10

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PARIS, SEPT. 4.-7Wc learrr, by letters from
Bayonne of a recent date,,,; that the Prince of
Essliug has entered Spain with 10,000 men, and
24 pieces of artillery. The ,troops who. Accorrit.
pany him are filled with ardour. Two tbousand
five hundred ,I.panish and English prisOners have
lately.pasied Pau, under an escort, proceeding to
the interior. . .
The. Senate, in the Extraordinary Sitting of the
Ist of Se Amber, accepted a book, entitled,
Manuel de Droit Francois, containing, --71 Code-
Napoleon;; 2. Code of Civil Procebding; 3. Com-
mercial Code • 4. Code of Criminal Instruction;
5. Penal Cod ; 6. Tarifs of Costs in Matters of
Civil; Cornmercial,' Criminal, Correctional, and
Simple Police; presented by M. Paylet.
BERLIN, .AI.IG. 25.—Our Gazette contains a re-
ply to Varclay de Tolly's address to the Germans.
The following is a passage from it His
Majesty has always before his eyes, the welfare of
'his subjects, who. are so dear to his heart.—All
his measures have but one end—to do them all the
good possible. These are the motives which in-
duced' his Majesty to contract political engage-
ments, in virtue of which he has jOined. his Ma-
jesty the Emperor of France against Russia. ,His
Majesty expects, with the utmost confidence, that
'all is subjects will concur in fulfilling his pater-
nal wishes, and not suffer themselves to be led
astray by the sophisms of a foreign policy. llis
Majesty relies upon the obedience and assistance
of his faithful subjects, and upcin the Co-opera-
tion of each of theta ; hut particularly upon his
brave troops, who have in this war already dis-
tinguished themselves by their zeal, bravery, and
discipline."
London, England, 1812-09-10

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COLLECTION of ACTS of PARLIAMENT
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EAST-INDIA77HOUSE,
• i 21fay 27, :1312.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ,ENGL.dND
trading,- to the E.IST-:INDIES do hereby give Notice,
That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURrof the
'said Compasy, appointed to be held at their House, in Leaden-:
hall-street, on. Wednesday, the 24th June next, at Eleven
o'Cloch in the Forenoon, a Resolution-of :he Court of Direc-
tors of the 20th March last, for allowing a Pension of 4001.
per Annurn to Capt. Robert Hay, late Commander to the Ship
sis•tell, will be laid before the said General Court for their op--
probation, agreeably' to the 19th Section of the Gth Chapter cf
the Company's Bye-Laws.
WILLIAM. RAMS,IY, Sec.
London, England, 1812-06-08

TPORTRAIT OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR.
ILE PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that
an Engraving in Mezzotinto, from the Portrait of the
-"''‘JRID CHANCELLOR, now in the Exhibition of the Royal
-
lxcd-enly, painted by William Owen, ILA.' principal Portrait
Ajmer to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, will be
141iblished with all possible expedition.
Persons desirons of having early ressions are requested
leave their Names at Mr. Owen's, Imp
Leicester-squarc;
il•the Engraver's (Mr. Meyer), Great Rust„ 11-street, Blooms-
; or at Mr. Colnaghi's, in Cockspur-street.
London, England, 1812-06-08

VICTU.-ILLLVG-OFFICE ,

• June 5, 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His .114JESTY'S do herebygive Notlee,That
on Friday, the 19th Instant; they will, be .ready to receive
Tenders in .writing, (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred
Tons of STOUT, and Twenty Tons-of THIN PLATE. IRON
HOOPS, to be manufiretui•ed from the best B;itiSh Iro, ; toe
delivered in Five Weeks, by tocekly proportions, into his Ma-
jesty's Victualling .Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by
Bills payable, with Lderest, Ninetyibay., after date.
The Conditions' of the Contract maybe seen at the .Score-'
tary's qjfice.

No regard will Lc had to any Tender in which the Price
;hall not be incepted in words at length,. or that shall not be de-.
livered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Fli•
day; the 19th Inst. nor unless the Person who makes the
Tender, or some • Pi-rson cn hiS behulf, attenu's, to answer
when called for.
London, England, 1812-06-30

NAVAL NEWS.

JUNE 29.--Caine d:Jsra. froth the Rive;
nii liajes ship Dritoit, and sailed for Ports-

Sailed his •Ma'esty's ship 17-urie for off Flushicg.
• Art:ved the Idas armed cutter froin off the
reneh cOast ;:isand the RedP Ole from SheernesL
Poßrsmour,iUNE 09.—Arrivecithe "bison'? of
74 guns, a nest, ship', under jury masts from liar-
-I'l6, last frOM the Dawns, 'With the remainder
`)f the Outward-bound convoy.--Also arrived his
Ilajety's ships Defender, Briton, TrernendouS,
and Oberon, with a large convoy from the Dbwiis.
• PALM our JNI 27.:—Arrived the Express.
Packet, with a Mail from the Brazils, eight weeks
from Rio Janeiro, she brings no news. The 4d-
Nizzre packet had arrived at the latter' pcirt, alad
hetb sail fourteen days after the Express : also
It. rived the Hind revenue cutter from Plymouth ;
Aqd the Juno cutter from a cruize.
JARmouTa, JUNE 29.—Arrived yesterday the
iqusquito.
Stilled to-day, the Locust gun-brig, for the

1111r-' Printess Amelia packet has arrived from
ch"ita ; she sanest from Gibraltar the 10th instant,
e mail will not be delivered until to-morrow.

ANHOLT MAIL.

PETERSBURGII, JUNE 9.—lt is very gene-
IY believed, that peace with Turkey is so far
,tied, that it only requires the ratification of the
Fite.
AdMiral ChichazofrhaS arrived here from
4111charest. Lauriston, and the Ministers of the
let of this Court; have their carriages in readi,
ist, and give out, that they are to set out imme-
i..latelY• Fhe Emperor is not to remain with the
but to return to St. l'etersburgh, where he
,to arrive on the 25th inst. The army is to be
istrnAnded by Generals Barclay de 'roily, and
sration; but some arrangements are expected
take place for the purpose of appointing Gene-
neningsen, Coramander-in,Chief. General
q4tusow, who has for some time commanded the
tOY against the Turks, is to he made Governor
Aloseow. Since Sperausky's plot was dis-
qt tired, the whole plan of the campaign has been
14tered, and the magazines sent further into the
erios, that they may retreat on thejapproach of
e v.
leach, and decoy them on.
tC°TrEsTstraott, JUNE 23.—Letters of a laet
received from Wilna, state that hostilities
soon commence.
18.—His Majesty the, emperor
41-tissia still remains in this city, and labours
."'esgaittly with his Ministers, and the superior
ki",4erals in the cabinet. A field yager is discelled every day from hence to his residence,
°lle likewise arrives here daily from Bt.Peters-
thergh• A:cording to report, his Majesty will, in
te course of a few days, go for a short time from
iistit:e to . the city of Troky, four German miles
jettr‘.tt from this placs, for the purpose of re,
tti-iug the several corps of troops stationed in
auottrimod.
JUNE 9.---Cat. Schumacher has
Oahe an invention of throw:mg bombs by means
qr
°el"-fs. This invention is of so much greater
; F,q.o
sencti, as it entirely sets aside the use of
‘l.tars, the transporting of which is attended
such great difficulty.
tort'
NA, i_usm 16.—The Diet at Presburgh,
'laying held 120 'sittings, was, on theist
tt:L. terini aated by the Archduke Anthony, as re-
"sentative of our Monarch.
London, England, 1812-04-02

-rHE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S GUTTA
ii SALUTA !US has been so long proved, that no-
thing of the present day can bear a competition with it,'
in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which
it efleaually cures, and eradicates from the. habit, with-
out •exciting' the painful feelings • and • exposure that
attend Salivation--without debilitating the Constitution
in any degree, or even requiring confinement twin busi-
ness, or restridion of diet. The radical virtues of these
inestimable Drops have proved their Claint to pubic appro.
batiein, formore than thirty years. In all the debility of both
Sexes they prove a never-lading Resiorativeovhether the
debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by illicit
pleasures, or the efieds of a warm climate. To Travellers,
and those going abroad,. they cannot be recommended too
strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and cdinplete
C,rie, iu aLI old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that,
'affeets the 'gladder and Organs of Urine. Ily its efficacy
man Women have become Mothers, who for inaoyyears had
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, C,lteap_'
side, corner of 'Paternoster-row • and retail, by Belau) and
Sharp,. POrtStriouth; Half and Johnson, ' Gosport ; All-
nutt, Weston, Mallory, and 'Niles, Portsea ; Trewman„
Exeter; Cook Worthy, Glenville, Gilbett, and Hoxland,
Plymouth ; Newbury, Dublin; Baxter and Macd .nald.
Glasgow ;` Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Cargil, Edin-
burgh ; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and 'Peck, ; Gregson
and Bilinge, Liverpool ;, Staines and Lynch, Manthester ;
Bowen Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd., _l3irmingham ,• Gre.
gory , Bowen, Norwich
Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; and most
Medicine •Vendera; in Bottles at as. gd.' 45. Ocl. and ass.