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London, England, 1812-09-15

OYFICE OP 011.6AV4NCE,

Sept. 2, 1812.
Fir PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 111:4-
--7'- JESTPS ORDN.eIArCE tic hereby give Notice,
That Proposal, will be repeived at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
on or before Wednesday, the 23d .such Persons as
may be willing. to undertake the Supply '.of FpltAdE for
the Ordnance Horses stationed in the following DiStrkts, to be
delivered at the Expense of the Contractor, vie. :

North Britain, Christchurch;
No;rt %tern, nrkshire, ff'verlon,Northa mptonsh
Eastern, exclusive of I-Parley, Western, Woolwich, with
Southern; exclusive of C imrtham, its Dependencies,Wurley,
Soteth:-Il'est, • including Porte- and Chatham.
mouth, isle of Wight, and . •
for a Period of Six liontks, from the! st of Octobiir next.
The Oats to be good,sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix-
-411re 'of Foxy or illoreburnt Oats, and must not weigh lcs.rthun
3 7 po rinds per Winchester Bushel7 the Hay to beslc* out dry,.
and delivered in Trusses of 5614. weig,74.
The Straw to be good, clean, and dry "neat or Rye Straw,
and to be delivered in Trusses of 36lbs. weight. ,
The Prices to be paid for the res,xctive Quantifies of each dr—
whith *hay Le deliVered, to Le at the following rotes,

viz. .

For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
-Pp? the Hay at per hundred mut twelve Pounds.

Far the Straw at per ha.•!dred and tweleepo find's;
The Proposals may be delivered separately or juintlyfor two
Ai-MoreOft* said Districts, audit is ejpected that .the Con-
tractor shall receive the Stable bung, which, daring the period
of 4is Contract, may accumulate, snaking an all6wance fur toe
sanie after therate of perHorsePer Tr eek. .
Farther Particalary may be known; upon. applic to the
Officers Comma2edingthe'llval Artillery in eachDistrict;:and
also at the Secretarj's Wive, in. Pall-Malt, aforesaid, any
Day -between the Hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the
Proposals Mast bedelivered, sealedsealedspann indorsed, " Propo-
sals fur Forage;! but no Proposal can. be admitted after
the said 23dinsteint, at Twelve‘u; Clock at Noon of the sane
Day, neither till any. Teqer be notkeds unless the Party
making it, or an ;Agent in his Behalf, 'shall attend.

By 011ie,' of the Board,
' R. H. CREW, Sec rotary.
London, England, 1812-09-15

NE W PUB],reAno NS..

This Day was published,
In Octave, a New Edition, enlarged, puke 4s.

IDD. RACTIOAL OBSERVATIONS on the best
Jlll. Mode of Curing STRICtURES in the URETHRA,
with Iteixtrks on Ipetiicacy and ill Effects of QtuStic
Appli-
cations.

By WILLIAM WADD,
Member of the Loyal College of Surkeons, London.
Printed__ for J. Callow, Meiical Bookseller, 10, Crown-
court, Princes.-street, Soho. •

Aisio,...Danbenton'A Observations.on.lncligestion; in which
is satisfactorily shewn the Effica,ir ofikeitenanha,:in•reliev-
ing this, as well as its conneeted train of peculiar
to the DeOirie of Life, The ,f hird,,Editiun, with Additions,
by Dr. Buchan. Price ls. G.

LIFE OF LORD WELLINGTON:
Elegantly printed in Octavo, and .embellished -by Engravings
of his Most celebrated Battles, &C.,
This Day was published;
No. I. price Sixpence, (enriched with a.stri;Ang Portrait of
the gallant Generabsand-a Map of Spain ar,l Portugal, of
MLLE LIFE of the Most Noble ARTHUR;
A. Marquis of WELLINGTON, Duke of RO-
DRIGO, &c. B.ca S.cc. With 'copious Details,'Und'Delineations,
Historical, Political, and Military, of the various important
Services in which he has been engaged in Flanders,,,lndia,.
Ireland, Denmark, Spain, and Portngal.
Also numerous interesting. Professional AneCdotes, rot only
of his :Brethren in Arms, but also of the great Generals op-
posed to him, in various parts of the World. Funning a com-
plete and general View of his Services, and of their beneficial
Consequences as. to the Political Situation, and honourable
Character of theßritiSh Nation. . • .
By FRANCIS L. CLARKE.
This highly' intt:resting Work is printed-on- an eleg-ant and
distinct Type. :It will be comprised in Twenty Numbers,
forming a handsome Vohime in Sro. price. 10s. 6d. boards,
The bust Six.NuMbers arc now published. -
Printed for J. and J. Cnndee, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-row,
and sold by.all Buoksellers,..and.Dealers in Rooks.
Where may be had, uniformly printed, . in. 20 Sixpenny..

• .;•Tunitiers, •
Bruce's Travels into Abyssinia, to disc Over the Source of
the Nile, with 11 Engravings, forming a handsome octaio
volume. ' • '
London, England, 1812-09-15

ESTATES FOR SALE.

CAPITAL FREE .;"%i'II'PLEESS. RADNORSHIRE.

TO'BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, •purSnant to-an Order of
the High Court of Chancery, made in the Matter of.,the
devised Estates of JOHN. PRICE, Etq. deceased,. before
Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the person appointed by
Edward Morris, Esq: 'one of the Masters of-the said Court,
to whom the said Matter stands referred, at the BEARS
HEAD INN, in NRWTOWN, in the County of Mont-
gomery,
on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the lath Days
of October next, at 2 o'clock of each Day iii the After-
noon,
London, England, 1812-09-15

tbINBURGii.

At
A a General Court-Martial held in Edinburgh
Castle, upon Friday, the 31st -day of A ugust,
1812, and continued by adjournments until-Aatur-
the 29th day of - the same mouth, of which.
Court-Martial Colonel Francis Pemb,..rtan, of the
Cambridge regim'eht of Militia Was' President, and
which was asse:nbled for the trial of Capt. John
,Robhins, of, the Ayrshire .regiment of militia,
upon the feitlowing charges, exhibited against hiln
by Colonel WTilliani Kelso, of the said regiment of
• militia, viz.
• Ist, For conduct unbecoming an officer and a
gentleman, and subversive of y;oodorder and mili-
tary discipline, in having, betwixt the. Bth day of
April last and the 30th of the same Month," p:-e-
-n. ferred.ehares to, the Commanding-Officer of the
•
reglnient against Captain Hugh Stevenson, of the
Ayrshire militia, tending to implicate Captain
Stevenson's character as an pfiicer and a gentle-
man, while he, Captain Robbins, was 01 detach-
ment unckr the said Captain Stevenson's. -com-
mand at. Dumbarton, whiCh charges. Captain Rob-
bins has now declineil to substahtietc.

2d, For conduct highly improper, and nnbe-
,corning the character of as officer, when station-
ed at Dumbarton; with a cie!a,:iment of the regi-
mehtooMe,:-iioe in the Inunth\of March last, . by
keeping and Living with an.. improper walnut in
barracks there, in the immediate neighbourhood.
arid View of the I-Jicutenant-Governor's house and
family, to the' prejudice of goad order and torn-
mon decency;- thereby sbewiug a bad, example tp
the non-commissioned officers and men under his
cthnmand.

' 3d, For conduct highly improper, o.nd - unbe-
coming the character of, an :bOicer, and disgrace-
ful to his Majesty's service, by having, on the 23d
day of Any last, on the -public streets of Paisley,
during the fair week, knocked down, kicked,:_and.
abused private Robert Wilson, of.C:Aptain SteVen-
son's company, after he, -Captain. Robbins, had
given the said. Wilson in charge as a. prisoner, to
a soldier, with a written crime, to be carried to
the guard-room, thereby creating a tumult and
disurhance, which blight have ended in the most
serioul 'consequences

4th, For unofficerlilse conduct, in sheaving a ge-
neral disinclination to perform his military duty
in t e re•;iment, on ,the plea of ill health ; but
more particularly so, When the regi►uent lay at
I'aislev, in the months ofMay, June and July last, -
when it appeared, by the report of the surgeon. of
the regiment, as also the report of the Medical.
'Board, held. at Glasgow on. the 2l St of May
last, that he, Captain Robbins,- was fit for military
duty.
London, England, 1812-09-15

~AV AL :NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, &Pal% 13.—Put in here by con-
trary winds, the 'following homeriard bound West
Ediamen, viz. the torunita, TrILLIAVIS, from St.
Thomas's ;.-British Tar, ..kwrnoNY, from Santa
Cruz ; Wilding, SILLET, from Antigua; and the
schooner Star,. Townioi from Martinique, all
with cargoes, consisting of turn; sugar, &c. bound
to London ; also put in here this day the brig
'Commerce, STANHOPE, master, frou44uebec, with
a cargo of timber, and the Por\fuguese ship Monte.
diegre, TOMAS GONSALVEZ, master, from Fernam.
bueo, in the Brazils, with a cargo of sugar, hides,
cotton, &c. both bound to London.
Arrived the brig Lisbon Packet, IIoRsEwELL-,
master, from Prince. Edward Island, with a cargo
of timber for this port ; and the ship Brothers,
BLAKE, . master, from Quebec, with timber for
his Majesty's Dock Yard.
Put back the Danish ship Johanna Maria,
BROWN, bound. to the Baltic, with a cargo of
wine, Coffee, sugar, ;3

FALIkrOUTIT, SETPT. 12.—Arrived. the Princess
Elizabeth packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in' 12
days. • ,

Sailed his,_lllajesty's ship Aiplzea- for Plymouth

DEAL, SEPT. 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
Iphigenia, with the following ships under convoy :
Lady Lushingtcn, Willionz Pitt, Retreat, l'otten-
hanz,,David Scott, and LOrd Forbes,..froni B ngal ;
Providence from China; Rebecca, Ranger, Eliza,
and Concord, from the%South Seas; several of them
are sailed for the ItiiTcr.
London, England, 1812-09-15

MONEY.

OBLE .1 E N Geatlernen, &c. are respeet-
- fully Wormed they may be supplied with MONEY to
auv amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured Upon Free-
hold, Copvliold, Leasehold Laud or 'Houses, Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' Jointures., Clergy-
men's Livings, o; any other Property.
Persons o, respectability maybe supplied on their Personal
Security only. Uentletuen will dad every liberal accommoala-
tian, without delay.
Application 'from Twelve till Two; or Lettews (post-paid)
addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 43, SOuth-street, Berkeley-
square.
London, England, 1812-09-15

ANTI-ATTRITION.

. .
THE PATENT COMPOSITION, -which
prevents th EffeCts of FRICTION in STEAM and
other ENGINES,e in MILLS, MACH NERY, and
trAGES of every kscription, may he purchased in Mixes,
Price 2s. Gd. ss. sa. ios.'6d. One Guinea, and Two Guineas
each. One of the smallest boxes• eontaies a quantity suffi-
cient tti laSt a Chariot. or Post-Chaise Twelve Months i and,
after the Wheels are primed with the Composition, they may
he used daily,- and will rnn at least. Six Months without
to occasion to take them off, or to apply any thing else-
1° the Axletrees.

PT:lie Composition is to be ti3ed in the same proportion for
411 other kinds of work. "
, Sold, wholesale anti retail, by. Messrs. Browne and Maire,
71:(:). 149, Ctrmid.. (near Somerset-House), LondOn.N.
B. Directions will be found upoh.eaCh•Box, which are
,Igned BelLiey. . .
London, England, 1812-09-15

WEST KENT QUARTER SESSIONS.
NOTICE. is hereby given, That the next GE-
NERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE, for
t",' WESTERN DIVISION of the COUNTY of KENT, will
41e holden at Maidstone, on'TUESDAY, the 6th 134 of Octo-
uer next, on which ciao the Court will be opened at Nine
.tklock in tl'e Morning precisely, when the Hiiat Constables
:3"!ill be -required to make their Presentments, and the Grand
nry will be impumelled and sworn, and those who do 'not
appear will belined.

The Court wilt then immediately proceed to make Orders
i,"Bastardy, and other Parish Business; and those Persons
110 are to appear on Recoguizances for Bas ardy, the Peace,
Ild other Parish Thisiness, are to give their attendance.
4t Twelve o'Clocic.at-Noon, the Churt will proceed to the
i2triideration of all pills, abd. other Demand's on the County,
'n,cl of the Reports.of the Committees to, whom any, 'Alters
Y ut alormer Session have been referred, and of all such
gler Business as has t sually been ,denominated County Bu-
siness.

•nap pAt
mgTwo o'Clock in the Afternoon the Court. will hear
c. .

• .
,Chl the following Day tl'e Court will be .opened at Nine
Ouch in the Morning precisely, when the Jury summoned
• Y the Sheriff for the Trial of Prisoners and of the Traverses
be called, and those who do not. appear be fined.—
tioVourt will then proceed to the, 1 nal of the Priscners and
e raver..
el 411 Notices of Appeal and of Trial Must; be given Eight
..kv6ear Days bWore the connuencenunit of th !Sessio.unless
rc the time is prescribed by Act of Parlie ament) ;n and all
the Clerk
and Traverses must be 'Set do,vn for hearing, wit,i)
the Clerk of the Peace, before Twelve o'clock at Noon, on
first day of the Session. •
•
And •
in order to give dispatch to Business; all Prosecutors
.ll'Vitnesses boo •,d • or,fer, Bills of liidictment.,r.or to
..41:e Evidence before the Gran I Jury, hereby required to'
tei,e at the openin of the Coact, on the first day of the
.488'01a, in- order that the may give lnstructionS to. the
erk of indictMents to prepare the and:that they
* go before the Grand Jury,' aud. give Evidence on the

Bills
And Persons bound by Recognizance to answer` any
gf Indictment; and-all Witnesses:' boir)ii over to give
-,:4,ldence on the Trial of any Indictment, ny,.! _hereby teiihired,
attend at the oyening,of the .Coutt on the §eCond.ll.:.iy of
td attend Sessiou.

CLARIDGE, Sevgnoalis, Kenty
Cell, of til4 Peace. .

t.\\>
London, England, 1812-01-29

ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS:

Lord FOLKSTONE filOYCd for leave to bring in a
Bill to alter and amend the 51st of his present Ma-
jesty, for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. • He said
that his ~bjeet in making this motion was to extend
the provisions of the Insolvent Act to persons who
were confined (or Contempt by the Ecclesiastical
Courts.

- Atter a few words from Mr. HERBERT and Mr.
W. SMITH, leave was given to bring in the Bill.
Lord FOLKSTONE moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to alter and amend the 391 h of •the King, mak-
ing perpetual the 33 i, re•peaing certain allowances
to those confined in prison.
Mr. I.4cELe Moved for Copies of Letters addressed
to Governor Elliot by Messrs. Garet t, Weeks, and
Pigot, containing an exculpation of their condtvst
against the accusation. Made' public in the letter or
Tobyn, charging them' with inlltanyiti treatment
of Slaves in one ol ,the. West India islands. I4e
thought it but fair that the defencc should be as
public as the accusation.—Qudered.
• Lord EOLKSTONE broußht.• in the ti.vo- Mils for
-which; he had jitst obt.tined leave. They were read
read a first tiwe, and utdered, for a second reading
on Vriday next.
London, England, 1812-01-29

(;411ons

Dept ford 00,000
t inouth .0,000

250,000 Gallons,

One half thereof ia Ore Month
.from the Dry of Contraa, and
:be other hal/ in one Month alter wards.
"lad fir Nine hundred Qlla.-ters if NEW PALE,' and Three
Ilandreditarters o/ NEW CLOSE DRIED AMBER
MALT, to be aovwe able 19 Samples (of 7141 less than one Quart
each/ to be produce: with the' Tenders, and to be de/iv:red within
the space of a Fortnight, into his Majesty's Itiaua.ling St aec at
Deptford. The wh6L- to be pail for by Bills„pqyable with
Interest, Panty Days after date.
7he Conditions of the Ciftztra3s may be seen at the Secretary's
()Ince.

No regard will Ge had to any render in which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not Ge delivered
to the Board btfsre One o'Clqck on the said the 7:h
Of net!). r;ext ; nor unlesithe Person who nukes the Tender,
or sonic l'erson on his behalf, attends, to answer when called
for.

CANAL PROPERTY, IRISH TONTINE, STRAND
BRIDGF., WOOLWICH FERRY', LONDON, ICUs-
SELL, AND SURREY INS muTioN SHARES.
TO Br. SOLD BY AUCTION,
- By- Mr. SCOTT,
On Friday, the 7th of February, at Twelve o'clock,' at the
Mgt,
r\XFORD CANAL, a Sliare-and 241. stock in
N.." this excellent concern ; the divided profits have regu-
larly advanced to the rate of ;31. per share.
DUDLEY, ELLESMERE-MONTGOMERY, WOR-
CESTER, and LANCASI ER and
HUDDERSFIELD, CANAL SHARES.
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS IRISH TUN FINE, 3d
Class, dividing above 71. per annum.
PROVIDENT, LONDON, RUSSELL, and SURREY
INS mu FION ; STRAND BRIDGE and SOUTH
LONDON WA'T'ER-WORK -SHARES.
Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly, at the Mart,
and of Mr. Scott, 2S; New Bridge-street.
London, England, 1812-01-29

THE MONTHLY MAGAZINE.

THE- SUPPLEMENT to the Thirty-Second Vo-
lume is THIS DAY ready for Delivery ; containing a
Variety of unc,..inmonly interesting Passages front new and
valuable Publications,- during the last Six Months, together
with enlarged Indices, Ixe, &e.
N. B. -All the Numbers of the Monthly Magazine_which
weie out of Trim having recently been reprinted, complete
•
Sets, o- any single Number, may be had of all the book-
sellers.

This Day tre published„,
Elegantly printed in Quarto, with Two Engravingt, price
Two l'ouilds Two Shillings in bowls, some copies on
itCyal taper, price 31. 3s
VTOYAGES and TRAVELS, in the Years 1809,
V 1810; and ISt t ; containing Statistical, Commercial, and
Miscellaneous Observations ..on Gibraltar, Sardinia, Sicily,
Malta, Serigo, and Turkey.
By JOHN GALT_ •
Printed for T. Cadell ;old \V. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published,
Elegantly printed in One Volume Quarto, with three
Portraits, price 21. 2s. in hoards, -
BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOI.IIS of ADAM
SMITH, LL.D. of WILLIAM ROBERI S)N,
D. D. and of THOMAS It El D, D. D. Read before the
Royal Society of Edinburgh. Now collected into one Vo-
lume, with some Addition,' Notes.
By DUG AI. D sTE B ART, Esq. F.R.S. Edin.
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Constable-and Co. Edinburgh.

FOR COUGHS, CONSUMPTIONS, &c.
PECTORAL LSIsENCE OFCOL'I.SMOT.

A -V ••
THE Het Coltsfoot, called TOilkigo by the'
Amients, was distinguished, as its name c,.nveys, for
its excellence in the cute of Coughs, 'Asthmas, and other
pulmonary conipl,!ints; it gently opens, and heals rawness
and soreness of the breast, allays the tickling which' pro-
vokes frequent coughing, and gives liberty of breathing,
without danger of taking cold ; thus it will prevent Con-
sumptions.; if taken before the Lungs are ulcerated.
Prepared by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Bristol ; and sold
only by F. Newberg and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, Lon-
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con' Oxford street; HaWkins, Old Bonl-street ; Ward,
Holborn ; Harris, Ludgate-street ; and Clarke,• Borough.
Observe the words, " F. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's,"
engraved on the Stamps.
London, England, 1812-01-29

To Mr. 1) IXO N, Apothecary.

SIR,
T Take the earlittst opportunity to acquaint you,
that 1 have received the most wonderful benefit front the
Use Ot your DJ X 0 N's A N .11111.10 Di PI I. LS, which 1
carried with me to arnaica, and all thUse friends to whom I
dislributed'them have ex perie::cal the same salutary benefit ;
they declare them to be the best Medicine ever used in that
Country tor Bilious at., ,ther Complaints..
The following'are the names of seVeral Ladies and Gentle-
men, who have received the utmost reliet.from your Dixon's
Antibilious Pills : —Charles Taylor, Esq. lamaica ; Wil-
liam Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. ‘Voodrifr, Spanioh
'lown, ditto • C: W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, dit-
to ; . Smith, Esq.• Old Harbour, ditto ; C. Aliston; ditto ;
Nir. :Walker, Port Morant, ditto; J. Penhnson, Esq. -Salt
River, ditto ; Mr. Mullens,. ditto ; Burn, Esq. Savanna;
G. I'. Polack, Esq. ditto ; -Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King-
ston, ditto ; Mrs. Perry, St. Ann's ; MrS. Woodrifr, Spa
nislt Town ; with many other persons bt the first tespeetat-
bility.
• Sir, your most obedient Servant,
THOMAS HA R RULD, of the. ship Ganges.

Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, Nu. 4, Cheap-
side, corner of Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Belam,
Portsmouth; tones, WeSton, Allnutt, and Mallory, Putt-
sea ; ltald and luhnston, Gosport ; Colerpan and Jacob,
Sheerness.;_ Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull ; /lox land,
worthy, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott• and
Lloyd, and Swinney and Co: Birthinghath ; -and
Latlibuty, Liverpool ; Staines , and Lynch, Manchester ;
T-rewman, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Reabtirn, Scott,
and Baxter, Edinburgh, Baxter and M 'Donald, Glasgow ;
BUlgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich •
Switifbn, Leicester .; Edwards and Penny, Liverpool ; 'atal
retail by most
,Country Venders, in Boxes at
zs. J. and 6s.
London, England, 1812-01-29

Admiralty-Office, Jan. 28, 1812.

Copy of a Letter from the Honourable Rear-Admiral Legge,
to Bohn Wilvn Croker, Esq. dated on board the Reven6e,
in CadiL bay) lull inst.
SI R,

I have great satisfaBion in informing their Lord-
ships of the retreat of the enemy from before Tarifa,
leaving their guns, stores, and ammunition, after an
unsuccessful assault on the breach, in which they
were most gallantly resisted, and sustained an im-
mense loss. 1 understand the forces un-
der Colonel Skerrett had two officers and seven
men killed, and between V 0 and 30 wounded. _

I inclose copies of twu stets I have received
from Captain Dickson, of his M tjesty's ship Stattly,
who commanded the naval t urces before Tarifa,
whose condud in the many trying situations he has
been placed in merits my v.armest acknowledg-
ments. He speaks in the highest terms of that of
the officers and men under him, in the arduous du-.
ties they had to perform, incr,-ased by the badness

t:f the weaiher they bad to contoad with in that ex-
posed and dangerous anchorage.
London, England, 1812-12-05

.This Day wr.s published, in Bvo. price Cs. in ioimiirds,
AA TREATISE on the GOUT ;. containing the
. Opinions of the most celebrated Ancient and Modern
Physicians on that Disease; with Observations on the .Eau
Medicinale..

By.JOIIN
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and of the
Medical Societies of Loudon. and Pari*. .
- London: Printed for• .1. Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10,
Crown-court, Princesstreet, Sotio„
Where may be had, lately published,
Daubenton's. Obser-vations,on Indigestior6 -in- which is sa-
tisfactorily shown the Efficacy of Ipecacmanha, in 'relieving
this, as weft as its connected train of Complaints peculiar to-
the decline of Life. The third,Edition,yrith Additions by Dr.
Buchan. Price Is. 6d. , .

. This Day was published,
Price los. in boards, With a flint Portrait of General Kieber,
_ .

. Printed at Paris, and 'engraved by Heath, in London,
THE CONFESSION of Gclieral
PARTL to the Abbe MAURY, &c. &c. Dedicated to
General Kie►ber. _ _ .

By Geneva SI.A.IIII.AZIN.

Formerly Chief of General Beruadotte's Staff in the Armies-of
• Germany and Italy. •
Translated from the French.

Sold by Egerton, Whitehall; and Sherwood, Neeley, and
Jones,, Paternoster-row. •
Wheie may be had the above in the original French ; as
also,by the same Author, the
.Philosopher, Numbers 1,2, 3,
and 4. •
London, England, 1812-12-05

NUAIBER 6316.]

• THEATRE ROYAL, Drtur Y-LAN E.
THIS PRESENT EVENING,.:-.December
1412, Their kijestiti S;rvahts will petfprm the Tra-
gedy of

ISAB,ELLA ;
• Or, THE FATAt MARRIAGE.
Mr. 'POPE,
(Being his third appearance at this Theatre) ;
Villevoy,• Mr. DE—CAMP; - •
Count .Baldwin, Mr. POWELL;
• Isabella, Miss SMITH,
(Being her second ,appearance. et this Theatre);
. Nurse, Mrs. SP.ARKS.
In Act 111. au Epi",:halantium.
To which will be added a Musicals Entertainment„ called
THE REVIEW ; . •
Or, THE WAGS OF • WiNDSOR.
r. Deputy Bull, Mr. PENSON ; •
Captain Beaugard, Mr. J. SMITH;;
• , Looney Mactwolter, Mr. JOHNSTON;.E
- John Lump, Mr. OXBERRY ; • "
Charles Williams, Mr. HORAN; , . •
Caleb QuAum, Mr. LOVEGROVE;
Grace Gaylove, Mrs. ORQER;
Lucy, Mrs. BLAND : •
• cebe, Miss I<ELLY ;

•
, - Maid, Miss JONES.
The principal Box Entrances ac in Brydges-stireet, with
ari auxiliary door in Russel-street; the Pit Entrances. are in
Russell-street and Woburn-street; the Lower Gallery En-
trances arts in 4usscli-street and' Woburn-street; the Upper
Gallery Entrance is in Woburn-street only. ' . .
Carriages to flit BoXes; to set down and take up frOm
Cireat,Rassel-street,Corent2Garden,, and draw off towards the
Strand.' •
Stage 2,lanager, Ms. RAYMOND.—No Money to be, Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.
On Monday, the Comedy of The Provoked-Husband; with
the Faroe of High Life Below Staiis.
• The Public are respectfully informed, tl,at Mr. Rae's net
appearance will be onTuesday, in the Character of _Young
Norval, in the 'fragcdy .of Douglas.; with the Musical Enter-
tainasent of Matrimony.
-A New Musical Farce is in rehearsal, and will be produced
On-Friday next.
London, England, 1812-12-05

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was reduced. "On the 7th November," says
the winter began ; the ground is covtre.!
flusow ; the ground is becante very slippery, a"1
very diflituU for carriage hones. We have
many men by cold;and fatigue ; night biaouhckings
are very injurious to them." It maybe necessary to
inform such of our readers as are not acquainted
with the French militaty tetras, that to kychicic is
to lay under p_rms all night without any cover; an 4
if we consider the severity of a Russian winter

and the length of the nights at this season, W
May safely conclude," that the unfeeling tyrant does
not very much exaggerate, when he says that
" ticoziackings are very injurious to his troops•-
But this is not all ;—he says, that " in a very few
days be lost 3,000 carriage horses." When
he admits so great a number; we may safely esti-
mate his loss much higher. This then is the situa-
tion in which BUONAPARTE'S account leaves
army, wandering through an inhospitable waste
covered with snow, without tents, without
bagg,ige, and 'almost without provisions' , and
i;icessantly exposed to the attacks of .an ac-
tive and persevering enemy. But it apptrals
that. BUONAPAWTE, having reduced his army to
this dreadful state, determined to leave them in.
it, and to consult
.his own safety ; he therefore.

took all his cavalry, (which were essentially
necessary to protect the infantry from the attacks
of the Cossacas), and made the best of his
way to Smolensko. So much for the FrCiteSl
Grand Army, as it was called. The fate of

the other French Armies in Russia has beep
equally disastrous; if the letter of Count 1{051:5,
may be depended upon, they have been actually
annihilated.. Thus, then, in the course of a few
months, has this destroyer of the human race
lost the greatest army that ever was as-.
senibled ; for he; entered Russia with s6ove
270,000 men, and, we are convinced, that one-
tenth of that number will never quit the Russian
territories. That the Tyrant himself may escape
is not impossible, but the chances are against him_
One of the effects of the dreadful reverses which
the French have experienced in Russia will, we
have no doubt, be the evacuatitn of Spain,—
We think we do not hazard much when we
predict that, within three months from the pre-
scut day, there will not be a French soldier in tie
BIJONA PARTE (if he should escape)
will have no other army but that which is ia
Spain; and we are very much mistaken if he wit
not want it for very difierent purposes from that
of subjugating the Peninsula.

We this morning received French Papers tcrt'Le
2d instant, from which the following are txtrael.%

:;FROM THE LOWER RHINE, NOV. 23.—Accord-
ing to private intelligence from the theatre of
war in Russia, the Grand Army has again gained
a glorious victory over the Russians; the lattet
are reported to have lost l Generals. We -ex—
pect ulterior intelligence respecting this event.—
(Jou-nal de Paris, Nov. 30.)
London, England, 1812-12-05

HOUSE OF LORDS,

FRIDAY; Dft.'4

P

'he Lonn CHANCELLOR took his sea' dt the
WOolsack anunt halfL:ptist three o'{doek, when a
few. Orders were made with respect to the i:trinti
et tk pears; and touching the:judicial busifies
the House. .

A Bill to riaturalize Joel Henri
read a fiat

MARQUIS OF WELLINGTON.

. . .
Aftef 011ie ihteral; the Eurl of LIVERPOOL
entered the floue, and:fires-eared a Ifes.4-age i‘rOuf
his Rora Highness the Prinet Regent, touch-
ing the MartitiiS, of to the folldwiog
effect

,‘ G. 11..11:

" His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting' in the
name arid oii the behalf of Ins,Majesty, having taken into his
consideration the momentous and signal services of General
the Martinis of Wellington; uptin So many and various occa-
sions, and more particularly at the glorious battle of Sala,
nuinea, iS desirous of bestowing such .further marks of na
tiunal approbation thereof, as may enable him to support tha
high honour and dignity y%'hieli his Royal Highness has"
thought proper to cdrifer on bins. The Prince Regent there-
fore recommends it to the Hduse of Lords' to concur in such
measures as may be necessary, to .enable his Royal High-
ness to carry into effect so desirable an object."

The Roy-al Message being 'read ftorn the Wool-

sac 4;

The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved, that his Royal
Highness's niost graciOns.illessage he taken' into
cOnsideration on Monday next, and the Lorck
summoned for that day; which was ordered
accorditigly:.,
Adjournedtilllalonday::

HOUSE OP COMMONS;

FRIDAY; DECEMBER 4.

Lord O. BERESFORD inforMed the House, tnat
the Prince Regent had received the Address of the
house respecting the Monument to Lieutenant-
General Le Marchant; and that his Royal
DeSS had promised to give ne necessary Order
about it.
London, England, 1812-12-05

REAL GOOD NEWS FOR ENGLAND.,

AHE increased and increasing demand for DR.
WEBSTER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK, from every
quarter of the Empire, it an unequiVocal acknowledgment of
its efficacious and unparalleled powers. lii 'extraordinary
cases of Scurvy, or Scrophula, of Hypochondriasis, of Fever,
of Dropsy,: of Asthma,• of Disorders incident to Women and
Children,. of every species of Eruption produced by Impurity
of Mani ; in all these, UnVeven where the skill of 01.7 regu-
lar Physician has been exhausted in vain, the dejected and
despairing Patient has beeticomplAely restored to health and
spirits. , •
It is non the season when the fall of the atitutinal leaf
git-es solemn warning to the Consumptive Invalid, to brace
and strengthen his Constitution, that he may be ableto bear
Up against' the approaching Mists, Damps, -and Fogs, of our
shifting and chequered-Climate; and in this excellent Vege-
table Medicine, he, may confidently hope, to find an effectual
remedy.
Those who .Wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable
System and-Principles fully developed, may, by ,applying to
the Venders, procure' his- own Treatise, a new edition of
which •isjust published, price ‘'.5.; and also a small pamphlet,
containing a .great number of cases and remarkiible cures,
which all occured during the last year.
This invaluable „Medicine is now faithful-17 prepared by E.
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the original Recipe, which was assigned over to them by Dr;
.Webster, sonic years. rior to his death.
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quart ditto, 14s. each, duty included. -
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Smithfield.
All -Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed tb them, will
meet the earliest attention.
And is sold retail,,by one at -least, in- every considerable
Town in the United Kingdom, and by the folio ving Venders
of Medicine in London ; Elliotson, Chemist and Druggist,
106, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front -of the
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85, Fleet-street. •
London, England, 1812-12-05

OCTAVO EDITION OF MR. BURKE'S WORKS.

This Day was published'
Handsomely primed, price in hoard's 11. 4s. or, on Royal
paper, price 11. 123. the Ninth and Tenth Volumes of
HE WOUKS of7tbe. late Right Honourable
EDMUND BURKE. Cont3ing various Miscellaneous
Pieces.
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yard; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 19p, Piccadilly. -
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Alsa.the fourth and fifth quarto volnmes, price 41. 145. 6d.
The sixth and seventh quarto volumes are in the press, and
will appear in the course of-the winter.
London, England, 1812-12-05

This Day was published,
In Foolscap, Svo, with, ikFrontispiece, -price. 6*. in boards,
tbe Second Editioa of,

SCENES of INFANdYI C , Descriptive of Teviot-

By JOHN LEYDEN.

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ternoster-row, London; and sold by Manners and Miller, and
A. Constable and Co. Edinbn'rgh.
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•
This Day wa. published,
_1
In num. price i:s. in boardS,
fIITARMACOLOGIA ; ' or, the History of
.M. Medical Substances, in or•,/cr to euabb the Practi-
tioner to prescribe them with ellitt,acy and elegance, and to
dispense them with accuracy. To which is added, au Analy-
Sis of the most celebrated Quack Medicines,
. : ' By JOHN AYRTON, Paris, ,M.B.F.L.S
Printed for. John Callow, Medical. Vookseller, No. 10,
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Where may be hadjust published, price 2s.' ,
Cursory Remarks on Corpulency. :By a MeMbei of the
'Royal College of Surgeons. .. . _
• • - . .
London, England, 1812-12-05

LORD WELLINGTOIk.

Lord CASTLEREAGH presented a Message from
the Prince Regent on the same subject with that
preSented in the House of Lords (for wliich see
Report ot the Lords), viz. a provision to enable
him to support- the
.honours conferred upon him.
On the Motidn of his Lordship, a Committee was
appointed to take the subject into consideration
on Monday next.
Lord CASTLEREAGH presented the Report of the
Committee who had been appointed to inquire
into the state of Lincoln Castle and Lancaster
Gaol. - The Report was ordered to lie -on the
table, and to be printed.
. _ _

On the Motion of Mr. WHARToN, an account
was ordered to. be laid before the. House, of all
the Exchequer wills outstanding and not provided
for.

The mntion of Lord FOLKESTONE, respecting
a Return of the number of German Officers in our
service, was poStpOned' till Thursday next.
The usual ordinary and extraordinary Navel,
Military, Ordnance, and Transport Lists were,
ordered to laid before the House. And an burn-
bk. Address was ordered to be presented to the
Prince Regent, praying his Royal Highnes:,* to
be pleased to order these Papers to be laid before
the House by the proper Officers.
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Causes of SeVaration, and their Rcanedy.
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• Rector of Halneford; Norfolk.
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ANNALS- of --MECHANICAL PITILOSO
PHY,' CHEMISTttY," AGRICULTURE, and the

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• •-"mss' FoRTEivs..NEW.NOYEL.
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T I
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POWYS V. BRAMBI.r.

This was an action of trespass against a Green-
wich coach, for running down a curricle; but it
appearing that the curricle .had- 4utered into a
competition with- the coach by.. attempting ..to
reach a turnpike gate first, the plaintitf.was non-
suited.
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POEMS and TRANSLATIONS.—
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- .
-• This Day was publish
In Two Volumes, Octavb, price 21x. boards,
GYMNASIV.NI,. -SYMBOLA:CRITICA;
containing Critical OhservationS- on
.the Structure of
Latin, Prose; with. Syntactical Rules exem:thfied by Exer-
cises, intended to facilitate the attainment of a correct Latin
Prose Stile. , • •
. By thelter. ALEXANDER CROMBIE, L.L.D.
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2. A Treatise on the Etyinology and Syntax of the English
Language, 2d edit. Bvo. price Bs. boards.
London, England, 1812-03-23

BIRTBS.

On the 17th inst. at Sirlinouth,. the Lady of Samuel Patti
Paul, Esq. of a Vaughter.
On Saturday last. the Hon. Mrs. Mallett, of HE-ley-House,
Oxfordshire, of a Sur►.
The same day, at his house in Woburn-place, the Lady
of Guerreio, Esq. of a Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-23

DISTRIBUTION OF pfuzE.morslEy.

_ .
The Squirrel, fur the lane and Acnion, this clay, et No.
3, Salter's Hall-court, Cannon-street, and there recalled.
The Magicienne, for the Windham, on ‘Vedne:Lday, at
No. 13, Gre,at George-street, IVestrninster, and theft; re-
called.

The Bellerophon and Elephant, for the Amphion, Two
Brothers, Arm, independence, and Hiram, at No. 22, Nor.
folk-street, on the 6th of April, and there recalled.
The Cambrian, for the Adeline, at No. 7, Walbrook, to-
morrow, and there recalled.

The Theb,m, for the Ann, at Portsmouth, on her arrival ;
recalled at No. 3, Clitlind's Inn.

The Horatio,-for La Necessite, on board, at Chatham, on
Wednesday; recalled at No. 7, Walbrook.

.-IAHOL7' MAIL.

We have received the, important and authentic
news of the renewal of hostilities between Russia
and the Porte. The following is the information
which we have received relative to this important
London, England, 1812-03-23

TO BE PEREMPTORILY

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of ChanCery, .bear-
ing date the 6th day of February, 1812, made in a cause
wherein the Reverenl CHM( LES 'RICHARD BEAU—
MONT and Ushers are Plaintiffs, and 101 IN BEAU.
MONT and Othets arc Defeddahts,

ALARGE quantity of TIMBER, standing at
or near Whitley Flail, in the. parish of Kirkheaton,
and parts adjacent, pi the County of York, and Mytton Hall,'
in the township of Little Mytton, and parish of IVhalley, in
the county palatine of Lancaster, late the property of Richard
Henry Beatunont, Esq. deceased ; such part of the said
timber as lies irtthe county of York, will be sold, with the
approbation of SarnOel Compton • Cox; Esq. one of the
Masters of the said Court, at the Beaumont Arms; near the
C hutch at Kirkheaton aforesaid, on Monday, the 3oth day of
Marcti.tgii,- the Sale beginning at tz o'clock ; and such
part thereolas lies io, the county of Lancaster, will be sold,
with the approbation of the said Master, at the sign of the
Boat, at Little Mytton aforesaid,. on Friday,, the 3d day .of
April,-18tz, the Salc.heginning at 12 o'clock.
- Varticulars of the said Timber may be had (gratis) at the:
said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chan.
eery- lane, Lond(,ii; of Messrs. Home and Rogersi -Solicitors,
Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Byre, Solicitor, Gray's
I nn.square ; of 4i r. Van Hey Ulu) son, Solicitor, I ohn.st reet,
•Bedford-row ; of Mr. Richard Anuinell, of Tadeaster ; ot'
Mr. john Neville-, of Spotsbrough, near Doncaster ; ~of Mr.
lames liinchlitn, Brathey.lane, near Huddersfield; of Mr.
Tno►nas kylak; of Dewsbury, near Leeds; at the Beaumont
Aims. Kirkheato,n,l. at the Boat, My mon-bridge ; at the
YV bailey.; at the Swan Inn, Alithewe ;
and- at Winti.y- ILtil, near Huddersfield.
London, England, 1812-03-23

ON SPRING DIET.

" It is in Spring," observes a celebrated Physiciani " that
constitutional diseases come into 'action ; and it, at this sea-
son, people were to adopt an alterative diet, much human
misery would be prevented."

'THE .NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
only very liJurishing and pleasant to the palate, but
-ample experience has proved it to be more efficacious in car-
reeting the constitution and purifying the blood than.the Lis-
bon Diet Drink, or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits will find
the Sassafras cocoa, a most invaluable artieleot.diet.
In the periodical wurks u.n Medicine it is highly extolled,
and its use is adopted by several eininent- l'hysicians.•
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner
as coffee), price 65 6d. per lb. by W. Wilson, Grocer, No'.
•
39, Stand. •
Orders from the country must be accompanied with a re-
mit tance.
London, England, 1812-03-23

Dad).

On Saturday last, sincerely regretted by all who knew her,
Mrs. Dubourg, at her Preparatory School,
Yhiilinacre-
place, Kensington.
On Monday night, the 16th inst. at Brook Farm, near
Hartfotd.•Bridge, Hants, aged 59, Mrs. Burgess, wife of j.
Burgess, Esq.
On Friday the 6th inst. at Flax BOurtan, Somerset, An-
gelina Wilhelmina, wite of Charles Deseurry. Esq.
On Tuesday last, of a deep decline, brought on by the
vicissitudes of misfortune, Mrs. Hudson, aged 33, late of
the Theatre Royal,l3rigliton, daughter of the late I.Reer.e,
Esq. of Trairord.Hall, Chester.,
On Wednesday last, at Highgate, the infant son of Georges
Lackington, Esq.
On Thursday morning, at Blackheath, ten days after the
decease of her venerable husband, Mrs. Burnaby, aged 76,
relld of the Rev. Dr, Burnaby, and heiress to the late lona
Edwyn, Esq. of Ilaggrave, in the County of Leice;.ter.
On Saturday, at his house at Islington, A. Ricardo, Esq.
In the Seth year of his age.
On the 19th of tanuary, at Glassen, near Cologne, atiht
advanced age of 109 years, lames Schitler, -a husbandman.
At Winchester, atter a few days illness, c.i his way
_from
Bath to Bri,,hton, the Rev. fl. S. Butler.
Lately, in the prime of life, after a tew.botirs illness, Mt
Marshall, of the house of %Vingrove and. ccni Spirit-mer,
chants, Houghton-street, -Clare-market.

PRICE OP STOCKS

SATURDAY.

Ban Stock, shut lndia Bonds,`3s• pr. par, 3s
Navy 5 per Lent. 89Tki " pr.
4 per Cenr. shut . Excheq. Bills, 3d. per
•3 per Cent. iced. shut . 2S. IS. dis.—aid. per d 4)
3 per Cent. Cons. 59i 594 2S.'dIS. 2s. pr.
Bink 1. Atm. shut Imperial 3 per Cent. 58
India Stock, Cons. ter 1..,th April, 59 I

HIGH WATER AT LONDON 13R1DGE TO.MOR.
RUW.

Morning, 54 min. after ti. VEyening, zo min. after a.
London, England, 1812-03-23

SALES, &c.

DEER FOR SALE.

APARK of about 40 - RED DEER • and 300
FALL() W DEER, Male and Female, of the usual
various ages, FOR SALE in One Lot. ay be taken to
immediately on payment for the same. • • .
For a view of the Deer, apply to Silas Knotley, at Claren-
don Park. near Salisbury ; and to treat for them, apply to
Messrs. ‘Vcbb. Webb, and Attwood, Salisbury.

UNCOMMON FINE NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER.
- TO BE WLD BY AUCTION, •
In One or more Lots, at the Royal Hotel, in Birmingham,
(and not in Lond.m, as before advertised), on 'Saturday, the
4th of April, 18i2, at three o'clock,

ONE Thousand Six Hundred "and Sixty-one
OAKS, estimated at 57,622. ft.; Stz ASHES, at
t 1,590 ft. 69 ELMS, at 2,197 ft. ;_ and 34 other Trees, at
649 ft. ; with the Bark and Tops thereof, standing in the
Parish of Tamworth, Warwickshire, within the distance of
from Half-a-note to Two Miles from Hockley Wharf. on
he Birminghatn and Stratford Canal, from whence the Tim-
ber may be conveyed by !Water to London, at about is pence,
per foot, and to Chester or Liverpool at about the same price,
and which Canal communicates with the Severn atStourport.
AbOut Soo of the Oaks are remarkably fine, long, thick
Stull; and planking timber, in Umberslude Park, and the
Residue is mostly fine Hedge-row Timber, very good Tops,
andih Situations to be come at any Season of the Year, ex-.
cept where the Fields are in Corn. •
Mr. Matthew Gardner, of Tattniorth shew the Tim-
ber' and deliver printed particulars ; which may also be had
of the Printers of this Pitper ; at the principal Inns in the
neighbourhood ; of Messrs. Richardson and Co. No. ', Lin-
coln's Inn heids ;- of Th:ntias Hunt; Esq. Stratford-on-
Avon ; and of Messrs. Webb, 'Webb, and Attwood;
.
London, England, 1812-03-23

USEFUL PUBLICATIONS, &c.

This Day was published, price los. 6d.
•
THE MUSICAL HIVE; or, A Sele&ion of
some of the Choicest, and most CharaCteristic Na-
tional Melodies; consisting of Irish, Spanish, and English
Songs.and Airs., _ To which are added, Variations for the
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