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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-29

Our tearless Wilt see by out Parliamentary ReA
ports, that qtieitions were yesterday proposed to

Ministers respeeling the message, of Mr. MADDISON
to Congress - and the documenti annexed' to it.—
The answers which were giten completely excul-
pated the Government of this country from the
charge thrown out by Mr. MADDISON, of wishing
ro excite intestine divisions to the American States.
The fact appears to have been simply this, that in
• consequence of the repeated threats of the invasion
-of Canada thrown out in the Congress, Sir JAMES
CRAIG was naturally anxious- to obtain accu-
rate-information respecting the strength and dis-
position of the provinces adjoining to the Bri-
lls() 'possessions. The Morning chronicle of this
day very fairly and very candidly states, that " the
very pet of HENRY'S disclosure of a mission in which
he had consented to engage hi's services, threw dis-
credit on the odious turn which he wished to give
it ; and from the first, we conceived that be was
only employed by Sir JAMES CRAIG, to procure in-
telligence, not to foment divisions, 2 thing which
it would be disgraceful in any civilized Court to
attempt."
London, England, 1812-04-29

OFtICE OF ORDNANCE,
April is, isi2.
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICiERS of HIS MA-
-IL yli;STY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that.
Prc;posals will be received at their Office in Pall. Mall, on or.
.e.fore ilonday, the 4th day of .111qy, from such Persons as may
he willing to ,undertake the Supply 01 SLATES, denominated
IMPERIALS, DUCHESSES, COUNTESSES, LA-
D[ ES; QUEENS, RAGS, and WESTMORELAND
SLATES, Jro Service of this Department, for a'Period of Three
Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, at the option
Further particulars, together 'with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contra R, may be known up ,n applkation at the Secretary's
Ojkce in aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten
and Ries-- c'Cluck, where the Pr ojMsals must be delivcredsealed
tip, and indorsed " Proposals for Slates ;t' but no Proposal can
be admitted after the said 4th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock at
Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed,
unless are-Party snaking it, cr an Agent on his behalf, shall
attend.
By Order of the Bsard,
R. 11. CREW, Ser.
London, England, 1812-04-29

trent of this Country with an attempt to destroy the
general anion, but be disclaimed po,iiively that Go-
vernment had entered into any such undertaking, or
given the slightest encouragement to such apritici-
ple. Mr: Henry was dispatched as-an Agent by Sr
James Craig, without any authority from, the Bri-
tish Government, and the first notification' they re-
ceived, was, that he, had been disp.itchet and re-
called again, on finding that the apprehension 'of
war was at an end. The person alluded' to was sent
to inform himself of the means of the country with
a military view.

Mr. WHITBREAD again quoted the letter of Sir
J. Craig, of the 6th of February, 1810, alluding
to the -supposed intentions of the FederalistS.—Ele
wished. to know if that letter had been received by
Got ernment, and what steps were taken on it
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, his Majesty's Govern-
ment considered the transaction as terminated when
the filst notification arrived, and understood the
mission to be with a view to military security
alone. The strongest proof of that was; that the
person was withdrawn when the expectation of war
was at an end.
Mr. WHITBREAD wished to know of the'Noble
Lo•d whether he had any objection to lay the pa-
pers on the table?
Lord CASTLEREAGH conceived that , the proper
mode to obtain them would be by giving a notice of
.motion for their production.
Mr. TIERNEY suggested, as many of the Dele-
gates were in town, it would be desirable that the
House should go into a Committee to-morrow,
and proc9ed with the examination of witnesses from
day to.day. _ _

The motion was then put, and it was ordered
that the House do to-morrow resolv,e itelf into a
CoMmic tee.

Mr. BROUGHAM then handed in a list of the
names 0 witnesses to be summoned to give their
attendance to-morrow; among them were Mr. Att-
wood, of Birmingham, Mr. Ward, of M,inchester,
&c. &c.—Ordered.

Mr. PONSONEY, referring to the correspondence
just before alluded to, asked whether tire genuine
copy of the letter dated the 26th of January, 1809,
iu which there is this particular passage :—" At
present it is only necessary for me to add, that the
'Governor` would furnish you with a cypher for car-
rying on your correspondence, and in case. the
leading party in any of , the States wishes to open a
communication with this Government, their views
might br communicated to you."
Lo' d CASTLEREAGH replied, that the only in-
forn,ation Government had was through the
Newspapers, the same channel in which the Right
Honourable Gentleman, obtained his knowledge .of
the letter.' There was no official communication,
for on locling over tile enclosures from Sir J. Craig,
there was no such letter to be found.

Mr. WHITBREAD then (as we understood) gave
!twice of a motion for to-morrow, fbr the produc-
tmn of the Papers.
The other orders of the dly were disposed of,
and ai Eleven o'ilock the House adjourned.
London, England, 1812-04-29

MAILS.
Art R tvin-1 Anil°lt. 2 Waterford. Dus—t Cadiz' r Lis-
bon, t Malta, t Guernsey. t Jersey, t Waterford.

PRICE OF STOCKS.
THIS DAY Ar Twri.v to'cLocit.
Consols. , 6o 61
,Red. Ann. - 6o 6o

THE SLT N.

SOLLM QUIS UICIR t FALSUM AUDEAT ?

L 0 N D 0 N,

WFDSLSDAY, APRIL 29, 1812.,

We this morning received the following Letter
from Oporto. Froni the circumstance of Colonel
THANT having marched towards Almeida,we are the
more strongly inclined to doubt the report of the
capture of that place by the French.

PORTO, APRIL s.—General TRANT, with his
division of militia, marched on the '3lst ult. from
Lamega to Almeida.,
Col. LEMESU.RIRR (late of the 14th Portu-
guese regiment) is Governor of Almeida, the garri-
son of which consist of three militia regiments.---
MARMONT seems inclined .ro make an attempt on
C udad Rodrigo, but he has not sufficient artillery.
Tie Convoy from England came in yaverday ;
s,the of the vessels put into Vigo, much damaged."

We have received French Papers to the 25th.—
The movements, of large bodies of French troops
towards the Russian frontiers are pompously. an-
nounced, btit neither the Monitetir, nor the other
French Papers, nave yet assumed a tone decidedly
hostile toivards_Russia. These papers are perfeetly
silent respecting the probability of BUONAPARTE'S
quitting Paris. It is reported, on the authority
of some Americans who have just arrived frOm
France, that he set out for the North on the 20th ;
but it appears that he field a Council on the 22d in
Paris. The intelligence from Spain in these Papers
is very scanty. An account is given of the en-
gagement between General BALLASTEIIOS and MA-
ItANSIN, in which an attempt is made to skew that
the French obtained the vielory. The result of the
action was we know in favour of the Spaniards.;
and indeed the French General bas not ventured to
put his name to this report.

A report was brought by the Maidstone frigate,
which is just arrived Irom the Mediterranean, that
the Toulon fleet had put to sea with troops. We
shall rejoice most sincerely to bear a confirmation
of this intelligence.
London, England, 1812-04-29

NO LT 117.11 ,

FROM RUSSIA, MARCiI 18.—Almost st cne air
the same time, the Civil Governors of P Ash
StadrhoPership of Wilna, Grodno, and Wittosk,'o
also from the Stadtho!civrshii) of Wolagda, have or'
rived at St. 'Petersburg!), conformably td orders
Iran/milted them, as have likewise several Gerreral;
lion) different pails of the Empire. General Knru
sow is daily expratd. Generarßeningsen is l'ke•:
%I/iv! to have command in chid.. •

Letters from Riga mention,.that the rnerchnnti
there send grrat quantities of goods to the in-
terior of

GOTTENBURGH, APRIL 20.—T0-chy a sermon
will be preached to the Members of the Diet at
()I'd)°, and to-morrow the ,King will make hil
speech, atter which th-y will immediately proceed
tb bwiness.

It ii:confid,:ntly asserted a' proposition will be
made, that all personc, without exception, btitweeo
the ages of t 8 and do, shall be called out in defence
of the countly.

Admiral Morris arrived here in the Vigo on. Sa•
turd-ay east. There are also in these Roads hi 4
Maj, sty's shipi Zealous.-atid Diaator, and two of
three triaates. .

A person lately. arrived from the Danish coast
stales previsions to he at ,such an exnrh:tant price,
that the distress of the Danes will be insunporta&e,
in the event of all communication being stopptd
with this country.
London, England, 1812-04-29

Admiralty- Office, April 28, I fit gr.

Admiral Lard Keith has transmitted to. John
son Croke'', Esq. a copy of a letter.•addfessed
Captain.'Burdett, of his Majesty's ship the
stone, to Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Pellew, giving
an account of the boats of that strip, under the di-
reaiou of Lieut.., M`Meek.n, having, on the 4th
inst. captured off Cape de Gaft, the Martinet, a
French xebec-rigged privateer of two suns and
.fitty-
tine ,21:!n.
London, England, 1812-04-29

EAST INDIA HOUSE,

April 2g, 1312.
H" COURT of DIRECTORS of the U.NITPD
COMPANY of MERCHANFS i iiAGI.ANU trad.
irrg to the INDIES, do.here4 give 7,1 wire,

Th 4 a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the sail
C6rt7pany zeill.be held at
_their Hove, in Leadenhall-otreet,
lreinez.ity, the-2.4th June ruxt, at E ven o'CAck in the •I`,,e-
-nc.on,j,r :the purpose of declaring a Dividend, firr;t Christmas
to Midsummer text.

,-That the TR A NSFER BOOKS' of the said Crmtpany's S'ock
will be shut on Tuesday, the zd June next, at 1,71.0 o'Clcc*,
and opened again-6n Tuesd4, tee tub yr.(ypl&z,c.itr,t.
And that the Dividend Warrants ;,,n the said Cr.ir..p.7ny's Stxk,
due on the ith
.74, will he realy to Le deavere? on F,
1.41 b

Iv' r. R %LISA V, .',erret.py.

From the GAZETTE, April 18 2.

Admiralty-Office, April .28, IS 12.

Vice Admiral Sir Edward Petiew has transmitted
to J; W. Croker, E,cr.a letter from Ca:),ain Sit Petei-.1
Parker, of his Majesty's ship the gtv,r.g
an account of the boats of that ship, havini„ tit:dk-r
the diiections' of pee; enaullrowland Main
c.ptured, on the 2g! 11 of February, near the bay of
'Frejus, a new French brig of war called the St. Jo-
seph, pierced for si-X.teen guns, but ,none inciunted;
on her first voyage from
.Genoa. to Toulon, la en
with naval stores. 'The brig was moored Iv ithin
pistol-shot of a battery- (to Which she had hawsers
fast), and flrtiked by another, as also by mc.,,sketr)i
from the shore, notwithstanding which the set-vice
was perforMed .without a mart be'ng eiti“ r killed
'or %%ounded on our side. One of ihe enemy's ba,L.
cedes is stated to' have suffered Se% etely from the fire
of the launch of the Menelaus,
Sir Edward Pellew has also transmitted a letter
from Captain Manley, of his Majesty's sloop the
Badger, giving an account of the destructic-o bi the
Countess d'Emerieau French ,privateer, of eleven
guns and one hundred and ten men ;. she upset'
when in the Ha of hauling her wind in actiun with
the Badger, and only lot teen of her crew, includ-
ing Comminder, could be saved by I.llle. sloop's
cutter, the gig and' jollyboat having beerl shot
through.
London, England, 1812-04-20

VICTUALLING UI•FICE,

r 4, tBlz.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTTJALLING
ills m4yEsTY'S IV/ WAY d, hereby give Notice, that on
Tuesday, the 2.Bih Instant, they will be'ready to receive TenJees
in writing, (sealed up), and treat for what ASH-I:RUSS
HOOPS of the undermentioned Description,

Pipe,
Butt,
head,

Barrel; •
And K iiderkin,

(aqswevable to Samples to be produced 11 lib the Tenders) may be
wanted forthe service of this Department for the space of 1' five
Months, to ke drlivera from time to time, into his Majesti
Via:tailing !Stores at Dept ford ; and to be paid far by Bills,
paydble with Interest, i\ineol Days
.after date.
The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen tett& Secretary's

Office. •
No regard will be bad to any Tender in whit-Lithe Price shall
not be inse;ted _in wordsat length, or that shall not be de;llvemd
to the Board 'before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the
28th Instant nor unless the Person Who males the Tetubr,
or some le•-spz otr•hir bfhalf, attends, to answer when called
London, England, 1812-04-20

SATURDAY.

Ld F. Bentinck's c. byTrumpator, darn by PotSo's, Sst.
qih.
Ld G. H. Cavendish's c. by Trutnpator, out di Pagoda,
Bst. 41b.
Major Wilson's f. by Walion;-out of Erebus's dam,
Bst. rib.
Sir I .Shelley's Phantom agst Mr. Ntellish's BeVerley, Sst.
7.1b.' each. B. C. cooks.
Mr. Shakespear's Tumbler agst Mr. Payne's Crispin, Sst.
71b. each. Across the 1.1.. t. zoogs. - •
Ld G. H. Cavendish's Handel agst Ld Stawell'i Cato,
Bst. 41b. I). I. 3nogS. h. ft.

The M3rquis of SLIGO passed through Shewsbury
on Thursday morning, at -half past eleven
in a carriage and four horses, with one servant, on
his way from London to Holyheal ; and a Gentle-
man, whose name we know not, is travelling• the
other road through Chester, for the purpose' of de-
ciding which of the. two can reach Holyhead
soonest. The wager is for Woo guineas.— The
Marquis travelled the stage from Hay-gate to
Shrewsbury, a distance of ten inles, in thirty-five
minutes.; and from thence to Nest:ltif, (eight miles).
in thirty Minutes,- and was two hours.and a halt
before his time.

Puotwite—Yesterday Dutch S4m received a
foernal challenge from 'John Ford, a British e.indidate
for pugilistic fame, to fight him for 100 guineas.—
Sam has accepted the challenge, time and place sub-
jeCt to future consideration.
London, England, 1812-04-20

IC f U 4 LI, ING-OFFIL'E,

April 17, 1812
PTHE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
-a, His ATA‘yESTY'S NAP)" ra' hereby give Notice, Thai
04,F,Riqy, tae t:t Dqy V /4, 3 next, they uill be rea6; to re-
ceive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), ami treat for Three Hun-
dred Tans of -LIV tRPOOL or COARSE-GRAINED
CHESHIRE SALT, or Salt of egstal giGdieis ; and fat Five
Hundred and Fifty Tons of nAy.sALT of the
largest grain, or Salt of equal goidness (of each of which Salts the
Persists who make the Tenders are to produce Samplef)to be delivered
into his Majesty's Viaualling Stores, at Deptford, by ;he 3ist'of
August next, free of all Charge and Risk to his Majesty, except
that the Ciontraaor will be dllowed 2s. lid. per Ton for the Por-
terage of the Salt from the !Mbar/ to the Stores; and to be paid f.r
by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date.
N. B. The whole of the Salt above-mentioned malt' be stove-
els

ThiConflitians of
,the contraE7s may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office, cr 19' aptlying to the Colleaor 6,f the Salt
Duties, at Liverpool, and at lifiddletvich, in Cheshire, respec_

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price Shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the Ist of
May next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,
or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when cal2ced
for.
London, England, 1812-06-15

SMITHFIELD MARKET, .TUNE 15,

This day's' Market had a considerable supply of
priMe beasts, and the sheer of Cattle in otter re=
speets Was pretty good supports last price ;
Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and Pork are cheaper, and
and the trade in general was somewhat brisk.—
The- sales in the Hay-market were tolerably live-
ltT Straw and , Clover have dropped in price
fray obtained last price.---We annex a Correct
statement of the piices and numbers

To sink the Offal, per Stone of 811): •
Beef, ss. Od. to Gs. 4d. Mutton, ss. ')d. to Cs: 4d.. Veal,
6s: Od. to is. .(id. Lamb, .Gs. 611. to 7.6. d. Pork, 53.0 d. to
Beasts, 1750. Sheep and Lambs, 15,200. Calves, 96. Pig,„
310. 7

SMITHFIELD HAYMARKF.T.
Hay, 41. 10s. to 51.105.: Straw, 21. 10s: to 31. Os. 6orer, 51
15s. to 71. Os.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JiiNE 15.---The arrivals. of
Wheat to-day make but a short supply, the buyers
being numerous, and in demand, has the effect of
•an advance of from 4s. to 6s. per quarter cu Fri,
day's prices • Bariey and Malt support their price;
Pease and Beans of each sort at little fluctuation ;
there is tbut miildling supply of Oats ; this ar.,
tide also in request, and somewhat dearer; Flour
mostly quoted higher ss. per sack.

Wheat -
Fine ditto

-98 s. 1355. 1445. 1 Tick Beans - - 6Ss. 745.
- - 1465. 150 s. 1 Oats - = 465. 525. 545.

- —78 s. S•ls.

.Poland ditto

565. 52'

Barley - - - - 6.15. 70s.
Malt - - - 905.-
White Pease Os. 86s.
Grey ditto - - - 725. 78s.
Beans 70s. 765.

Pototoe ditto -
Rape Seed - ' -
Fine Flour -
- • -

603. t
- 741.
117 s. Mos.
1100. 11. s.
London, England, 1812-06-15

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS-SATIIRDAY.

krHE BUDGET.

The CTIANdELLOR of the EXCITEQUER gave no-
tice-that he-should, on Mo,aday, move the Army
Evr ,ordinaries, and the Miscellaneous Services,
in he Comcitiztee of Sapply„lie also gave notice,
if the 146.kb:should have been contracted for be-
fore that time, that he should; on Wednesday, in
the C'irtnitittee 91 Ways and Means, bring forward
the Illidaet for the present year.
INlr V;TALtAcg,fixed Monday for moving, in the
Committee' of Supply, for the Loan of two mil-
lions and a half to the East India-Company.
Mr.-CRoKEnobtainc'd leav ng e to bri in a Bill to
enable Officers of MarThes to draw for their pay,
without deduction, when on foreign stations.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXC/TEP,UER moved
for an Account of the real value of 'Exports from
this Country, in the years 18014; 6,7, 8,9, -10,
and 11, . distinguishing Africa, America, &c.
London, England, 1812-06-15

•
10M1Vfi WOOD, of No, 35, Maiden-lane, Cuvent-gardeu ; aHd Published by WILLIANI ARMIGER SCRIPPS, South Molton tpet, Grosvenor-square,
;E, No, 112, Strand, where Advertisements, Orden for tbe Paper, Letters for the Editor, etc. (post pai.4), must be addressed..
London, England, 1812-06-15

(COPY)

Alay3l, 1914

MY DEAR LORD--A just, anxiety not to leave
any thing subject to misunderstanding, must ex-
cure me if I am troublesome to yoh. Since I
quitted you, the necessity of beinprecise in terms
,has occurred to me : and, although I. think I can-
not have mistaken you, I wish to know if I ant
accurate in what I apprehend you to have said.----
I Understood the position, stated by you as having
been what you advanced in the House of Lords,
to be this ,--•``' That pledges had been given to the
Catholics, a 'departure from which rendered
" their present disappointnn±t.more galling; and
" that you said this in the hearing of person 3 Who
" could contradict you if you were inaccurate."—
...
London, England, 1812-06-15

tv has been pleased to provide for the wants Of
Administration, in consequence his Majt!sty has
confided the
.Regency to the Queen, his spouse."

On the morning of the 11th inst. a convoy of
42 sail of National or Italian vessels were attacked
off the height of Mount Evio, in the province of
Molese, by an enemy's flotilla, which chased it
all the preceding day. The action commenced at
7 o'clock, and lasted till 9; during which 'time a
Well-supported fire was maintained on both sides.
The advantage which the enemy's calibre of av-
tillery gave him, appeared to render the -combat
very dangerous to ours, but courage and talent
"triumphed over superior force ; some armed ships
were sufficient to defend the-whole of the convoy,
and compel the enemy to sheer of, after lOSing
some men, and suffering great damage 'in his

blasts, &c. &c

In the evening, the convoy cast anchor in the
port of Pavitano ; the following morning the
enemy appeared, in the presence of whom, the
Commandant ordered every ship to hoist the flag
of its respective . nation, which was executed
amidst the fire of artillery and cheering of the
trews. Some cannon shot were afterwards ex-
London, England, 1812-04-27

SALES, &c.

CAPITAL and SPACIOUS INN, most admirably situated
on the HIGH WESTERN ROAD, :about Thirteen Miles
from London, and a good distance Irons the excellent
Posting Towns of Windsor, Egham, Chertsey, and Bag-
shot.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. DANIEL SMITH,
Peremptorily, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on
Thursday, April 30, at Twelve, by order of the EXCCUtIiX
of Peter Harvey, deceased,
ELEVEN YEARS' INTEREST from Lady-
day, ism, in the BLACK DOG INN, BEDFONT,
now commanding a posting and general Trade, upon a very
extensive scale, and subjed only to the trifling rent of Fitiy
Pounds per annum. The House and Premises have been
recently re-built, at a considerable expence, and alt-.)gether
comprise the moss comfortable and ample accommodations
as a first-rate Inn. The furniture and other Elfcels upon
the Premises to be taken at a valuation.
It may be viewed at any time, and printed Particulars had
upon the VremiSes, of Henry Horne, • Esq. gOli,citor,
Staine ; at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; and of Mr.
Smith, Windsor; and 9, New Broad•street, Royal ,Ex.
change, Londjn.
• All Persons having demands upon the Estate, &c. of the
deceased, are requested to send their Accounts either to
-William Reed, Esq. Of Bedfont, or to Mr. William Parnell,
Isleworth.
London, England, 1812-04-27

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
0-MORROW EVENING, April 28, 1812)
will be aded Shakspeare's Play of
MEASURE:FOR MEASURE.
Duke of Austria, Mr. KEMBLE ;
Angelo, Mr. BARRY MO R ;
Claudio, Mr. U. K E E ;
Lucia, Mr. lON ES;
Elbow, Mr. BLANCHARD;
Pompey, Mr. Ll sTON •
Barnardine, Mr. EMERY;
Isabella, Mrs. Si °DONS.
With the Musical Farce of
PAUL AND VIRGINIA.

- -- --- --
' Boxes 73. Second-price-3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. -Second-price
*s•=-Gallery Is. Second-price ts.--Cpeer Gallery is. Se-
cond.price 6d.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
New Box-Olfice, in Hart-street.
The Doors will be opened at Hall-past Five, and the Play
begin at Half-past Six.
On Wednesday, Every Man in his Humour; with The
Secret Mille

ROYAL. ACADLWr., SOMERSET PLACE.'
NOTICE is hereby given, that the EXHI-
BITION will OPEN on MONDAY, next, the
}OURTH of MAY, at Twelve o'clock.
HENRY HOWARD, R. A. Secretary.

N.B.—The Exhibitors and the Students may obtain filth
Cards of admission, by'applying.at the Academy, atter *2,.
moi.day.

IVII. BROTIJERSQN, Dentist. to thuir
Highnesses tile I.).:kes of Kent and Cumberland, No.
27, Chdrlorte-street, Great Russell-street, kloo-iiisbury,
Supplies ale LOSS of I'EET4-1 in every deficiency, total or
partial 1' he Terms Moderate.

RUEATT'S HO I'EL, FWt EANIILIES ANlj GEN-

TLEMEN,
King-street, .Covent-Garden, London.
J PHOBATT begs to return her sincere
1. thanks to her Friends and the Public in general, for
the very great encouragement she, has experienced since her
entrance on the above. premises; she begs further to assure
them, that no future exertions will tie wanted on her part to
Il2etit a. continuance or their patronage. Tile Hotel. from
the
many advantages it,possesses, but particularly from the
quiet mid airy situation of the back part of it, is well adapt •
ed for the accommodation of ramines, and every thing that
• can pcvmote the comfort of such vs may honour her with
their favours will be scrupulously attended to.

HUGHES'S IMPROV ED PATENT DINING-
TABLES.
JrOHN. HUGHES (late with Messrs. Grahams
St. Paul's), respectfully requests the 'favour of his
iends, and the Public in general, to inspect his new in-
vented DINING TABLES: thy form an elegant and ap-
ui-opriate Table for the Library or Breakfast Room. and can,
without the slightest inconvenience, be extended to a size
Well adapted to a capacious Dining-room.
IOHN HUGHES begs leave to add, that ct his, Ware-
house, every description ot HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
in the immediate stile of Fashion, and" warranted of the best
4nanutatture -and materials may be had at tile lowest Price
for ready money.
23, booth side, St. Patil'
Church yard. ,
London, England, 1812-04-27

May 29. W. Cross, Liverpool, draper, at one, at the Globe
Tavern; John-street, Liverpool. •
May 20. N . Moore, Lancaster, merchant, at eleven, at the
King's Arms, Lancaster.
May 18. I. Smith, 'Lancaster, sadler, at eleven, at the
King's Arms, Lancaster.
May 19 I . Capstaek, -Lncaster, cabinet-maker, at ten, at
the Ring's Arms, Lancaster.
May 16. G. Robson, Lancaster, linen.draper, at 'eleven, at
the New Cock, Preston.
May 22. Q. Levitt, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant, at ele-
ven, at the George Inn, Kingston-upon Hull.
May 27. W. Ushart, Beverley, Yorkshire, corn-merchant, at
eleven, at the Tiger Inn, Beverly.
May 27 T. Curtis, Beverley, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven,
at the Tiger Inn, Beverley.

CERTIFIC4TES, MAY s 6.
W. Maddock, Liverpool,..soap- builder.
R. Cook, Devizes, plumber.
I. Roberts, Dolefawr, Cwnnws, Cardiganshire, horse-
dealer.
T. Brett and J. Stoever, Puddle-dock, sugar-refiner.
T. Buckam, Newcastle-upon. Fyne, 'butcher.
'l'. I nkersley, R. Lister, and `.:Crabtree, Leeds, mer-
chants. -
R. Underwood, Houndsditch, builder..
J. turpin, Upper Tooting, Surrey,
London, England, 1812-04-27

TO BE PERLiMPTORILY SOLD,

Pursuant to a. Decree of the High Court of Chancery, hea-
ing date the 6th day of February, 18:z, made in a' cause .
wherein the Reverend CHARLES RICHARD-BEAU-
MONT .and Others are PlaintiliS, and lOHN BEAU.
MONT and Others are Defendants,
• In One Lot,
A LARGE quantify of SHIP and other TIMBER,
standing at or near Whitley Hall, in the parish of
Kirkheaion, and parts adjacent, in the County of York, late
th.• property of Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq. deaased ;
with the approbltion of Samuel Compt..m Cox, Esq. one
of the Masters of this C-Airt, before lohn Carr, of Wake-
field aforesaid, in the county of York, Gentleman; at the
-Woodman Inn, in Wakefield, aforesaid ; on Thursday the
3oth day of April, 1812, the Sale beginning at 12 o'clock.
Particulars may be had (gratis) at the Said Master's Cham-
bers. of Messrs. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, ,Serle-street,
Lincoln's Inn; of Mr. Van Heythw; son, Solicitor, John.
street, Bedford-row ; of Mr. George Addinell,, of Tadcas-
ter ; the Steward of the said Estates; of Mr. John Neville,
' Surveyor. Snotsbrough' near Doncaster; of Mr. lames
Hinchlitle, Surveyor, Bradley-lane, near Huddersfield ; of
Mr. Thomas Rylak, of Dewsbury, near Leeds ; at the Beau.
mont Arms, Kirkheaton ; at Whitley Hall, near Hudders-
field; of Mr. John Carr, Wakefield, aforesaid; and at the
place of Sale.
London, England, 1812-04-27

TO TZIL MUSICAL WORLD.

• - - - -
I PARKER, 63, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-
.- square, respcelfully acquaints the lovers of Music that
he has purchased an immense quantity of MODERN
MUSIC, consisting of a great variety of fashionable Songs,
Duets, Glees, Single Sonatas, Rondas, Overtures, Sets of
Sonatas, l)uetts, &c. &c. for the Piano Forte, by the most
eminent Masters, the woote of which he proposes Disposing
of at Had Price. He has likewise a capital ~,:sortment of
Music for the Flute, VrOtin, Violoncello, Fary, &c.
Masters may be accommodated with every branch of Music
fit for the improvement of I'upils, upon tavourable terms.

BY THE KING'S PATENT.
DR. NO It1(1;;'s FEVER DROPS.

THE experience. ot more than half a century has
so fully establish:to the reputation ot this invaluable
Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on is effi-
cacy in every species of Fever, 'particularly the Scarlet and
Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or PUtrid. Fevers ; they have
never been known to fail, when adrninitered agreeable to di-
redion ; in the Measles, Small l'ox, Teething, and most
Disorders incident to k2hildren they are an infallible remedy ;
the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their
immediate inVuence, they immediately stop the progress al
a fresh Cold, and are iiartieularly adapted asa genial Restora-
tive.
--
_ _

The Family Bottle, 225. sold at the Doctor's House, No.
295, Lower Brook •street, U rosvenor.square, where orders for
ex portation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, t is. and as.
91. witiesale and retail, at Bacon's, rya, Oxford-street, and
by most tespeztable Venders in Town and Country.
AIsOIDr.NORR lS'scelebrated A Nil -BILIOUS BILLS,
with ample l'Ureeltons, as. gcl. the Box.
CA yr tow. Observe that the •.vords "Thomas Norris
Moore" are engraved on the Governrbent Stamp round the
Bottles ; no others are, or can be, genuine.
London, England, 1812-04-27

M U N EY.

THOSE desirous of borrowing, are informed,
that through this Advertisement they -can always be
supplied.with any Sum, from One Hundred to Twenty
Thousand Pounds and upwards, on Terms, infinitely more
reasonable and .advantage6us to the borrower; than are in
general submitted ,to the Public, by securing the amount
borrowed on Church Livings, Lite Interests arising from
Money in the Funds, I‘Litriage Settlements, arid on. Free-
hold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Estates ; as also Noblemen,
Heirs Apparent, and Gentlemen. of known respbustbility
may be accommodated by their personal security.
Letters addressed, 'post-paid, to G. R. at the Law Sta-
tioner's, 29, Bell-yard, Chancery-lane, will be immediately
answered • and in the event of the offered Security being ap-
proved of, an immediate interview will be appointed for
carrying into effed every application. Eleven years purchase
will be given or well secured Anituities, • and suoied -to
redemption.
London, England, 1812-04-27

NION E V.

XTOBLEMEN, Gentle Men, Bce.- are respe&fully
N• ii ,formed they may be supplied with Money to any
Amount, on Terms equal to. Mortgage, secured upon Free.
hold, Copyhold; Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the
Funds, Marriage Settleimnis, Widows' jointures, Clergy-
men's Livings, or soy other Property. Persons of respects.
bility may be supplied on their Personal Security only.
Gentlemen will find every liberal acccommodation, without
delay.
Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post paid)
addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, South-street, Berke-
ley-square.
London, England, 1812-04-18

CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.

Mr. WHITBREAD presentera Petition, signed by
between eight and nine thou Sand persons, Chris•
flans of various denominations,, praying that the
molt perfect liberty of conscience might be granted
to all cases of subjects. . He had had
the honourpt 'haying th's Petition put into his hands
by i Gentleman most distinguished—most distin•
guished fcr his 'virtue, and ‘N ho; after many years
spent- in the same way, now at the dos,: of me
(tliough uevertheleSs healthy), Was st,ll
the cause of his-telloW-critures, anti mil! anxious
to -employ the remainder of his Jays spreading
'' p-ace :,t) eat and good will towards men.'—
After saying t,,us much, h ne,ql hardly dyiigu.oe
the person of whom he had spoken ;, it was almost
unneces,4ry to say it was the Rev. Mr. Wyvill.
The P-.t.tion was then brought up, read, and or-
dered 'o be I.iid on the Table.
Mr. WHITBREAD then presented similar Petitions
from many pl;wes in England, from Sheffield, Leeds,
Manchester, Exeter, Halifax, Nottingham, Bristol,
Hull, and Ber-..,ick, which were read, and ordered
to lie on the Table,
Mr. WHITBREAD said,'he should have thought it

necessary to submit some proposition to the House
on the subjed matter of these Petitions, but fort he
peculiar circumstances of the present time, which
inclined him to wait the issue of the,rnolion of his
Honourable Friend. At present, be was content to
refer these to tile Committee on the Catholic Pell:.
Lions. He, however, gave notice, that it was his
intention, unless, the Court of King's Bench, on a
Case pending respecting the new construction which
had lately been put on the Toleratidn AEI, deter-
mined that to be the legal construction which had
been the liberal one,' he would on Wednesday, the
egtnof April, submit a motion to the House, the
obje6l of which would be to make the liberal, the
legal construction:
Mr.tLITTLETON presented a Petition from Dud-
ley against the East India Monopoly.
Ordered to lie on,the Table.
London, England, 1812-04-18

EAST INDIA CHARTER.

Mr. CREEVEY, as he was not present on a for-
mer evening, when the Right Hon. Gentleman had
been said-to state it to be his intention to bring for=
ward his proposition on the subject of the renewal
of the East India Charter, in the week after next,
wished to ask if such was his intention. He then
observed that there_were a variety of documents on
this snbjea, which it was desirable the House
should peruse before they-went into the.discussion,
which had not yet been put into their hands.—

The proceedings of t 793 on the subject; and a' very
voluminous Report, which had been printed, were
necessary to be considered, before they decided
upon the new agreement. He vVished to know
what was the intention of the Right Hon. Gentle-
man, as a knowledge of it was of no smallimport-
ance at the present =Went, when all the out ports
had sent Delegates to London, who, were anxious
to ascertain- whether it was his intention then to
subthit it to Patliament or not.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER having
already stated his intention of bringing the subject
before Parliament in the week after next, if he had,
had any reason to alter his intention, should have
thought it his duty to state that fact to the House.
At present he had no such statement to make, and
it was his intention and his hope, not only to bring
it forward, but to pass the-measure it might be
thought proper to propose in the course of the pre,
sent Session through both Houses of Parliatneni
He knew that there were delegates from the Out-
ports in London (some of whoa) he had seen), and
he knew that it would be a disappointment to them,
if he should be disappointed in his present inten-
tion. It was, however, impossible to pledge him-

self, to bring forward a measure ,Of this' deseript;on
precisely at ;he time which he had mentioned. He
could only say that he, still hoped chat it would be
in his power to bring it forward early in the Week
after next.
London, England, 1812-04-18

PROI3ATT'S HOTEL, FOR 1.1 ES AN!) GEN-

- - -
T L Eta E
King-street, Covent-Garden, London.
PRQBATT be4s to return her sincere
'l' thinks to her Friends and the Public in gener:il, for
the .very,great encouragement she'has experienced, since trey
entrance on the above premises ; she begs further to assure
teem, that no future exertions will be wanted on her part to
merit a continuance of their patronage. The Hotel, from
the many advantages it vssesses, but particularly from the
quiet and airy situation of the back part of it, is well adapt-
ed for the accommodation nt Families, and 'every thing that.
can promote the corniort of such as may honour fief with
their favours will be scrupulously attended to: _

LATER'S PATENT COOKING API'ARA-,
Tus. —v. T. LEMAITRE, sole ..gent, takes the
liberty of informing his Friends and.the Public, be iiuw
hibits for sale the abtrie Apparatus, at his Warenouse, 34,
Castle.street, iloporn It is the best Cooking Apparatus
in the kingdom ; And the most clean, de.icate, and cheap
mode of steaming, stewing, roasting, baking, broiling; arid
boiling. A dinner Inc zoo persons. may be dressed..with less
than a peck of coals. ' •
N. ii. The Apparatus is generally in use; and ready fur
inspection from one to -tow o'clock.
•

CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE.
Irtritte .
NS'SCRHYE‘ManEdofCrlote. al-42.5tE"Se their E
fiflrriVll;,(ll:V:tphrea
t
seats benefits to the Adventurer of singular superiority and
noVelty.• The Chances are so well arranged, that the prices
set tbrth cannot fait of giving universal satisfaebon. All
that have perused the Seheme declare they will have a
Chance.
. TICKETS and SHARES are Selling by HORNSBY and
Co. who solicit the favours or the Publicrat their Old Esta.
blished State Lottery Office, z6,-ICOrnhill, where all Prtz,?,
are immediately Maid.
Orders by post Jr carrier executed withfitklity and dis-
patch.

RICHARDSON GOODLUCK, and C . •fte
C,:ntraclors, respeaful thc foi Scherne
of the present Lottery to the inspeetian or the y
do n t conceive that any. comment up,;n it advantages is I,t•-
cessars , as they feel ass tred thatits stweriority will appear
6n a fair cornparikni won thu,Scherne of anylcriner Lotter% .
' TICKETS and SHA ES are on Sale at titeir Mikes,
the Corner of Bank- Comhill, aria' f4ctirg . the
King's Mews,,Charing. Cross, Where, in rice Last 1,013,,,ry
(drawn the 18th February, t) No. 3,486, a Priie of
o,ocol, was sold in Eleven Shares..
SCHEME.
kz0,0,0

of
1
2
4
6

is C 20,000
is 0)0
1c.),c00
4,000
, 3,000
4,0=0
3,000
- .3:2:0
3,.,.3
214 -0

,00
5,000
4,000
3,t. On
2,000

1,000
coo
400

20 -. leo - 2,,,,00
50 - _ so - 3,500
70 .. 40 . 2,tino
100 . 30 . • 3,t00
124 -2; . 3,1u.4
2,000. - - 15 • 30,.0c:0
Only 12,0©0 Tickets, all ditiernt Numbets.• The whole
to be-cleter:-.li7ted i:. One I)sy, th. 3 th of this Month. April.
London, England, 1812-04-18

BlRrtls.

On Sunday rnoriung, at his house, Notting-hill, the Lady
of the lion. Colonel Macdonald, Ist Guards; of a Daugh!e-r„
On Wednesday, last, at li'is house near Dulwich, the Lady
of Thoinas Lett, jun. Esq. of a-Daughter.
On Thursday night, at Westbouroe.Creen, the Hon: Mri..
Heneage, of a Son. , . . •
London, England, 1812-04-18

M 1k k t;!, )

Lately, at. Wh?tstable, Mr. Edenden, one of the Cornp.my
Dredgers, to Miss Mary Minter..
On the 29th of May last, at Midtiapore, in tengal, 'ohs*
Nlitford Rees, Esq. judge and Magistrate ,of Rungpore, to
MisS H. A. Stokes, eldest (laughter at C barles.Stiykes, Esq.
Receiver.Getteral.of Inland Taxes, &c. I,ls of Franc;.
London, England, 1812-04-18

tiNttttri,t rtAttg.

Mr.‘bANics moved the second reading of the gi.;
necure Place Bill. ,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER did not
rise to oppose the progress of the Bill, but to state
that he conceived it was not framed on a right prin-
ciple, and thbrefore it was but fair to the Hon. Gen-
tleman and to the House to, state, that when the
blanks were filled up, he should discuss the prin7
ciple, and endeavour to coniince the House that it
was so erroneous it ought not to be adopted.
Mr.BANKES thought the principle of the Bill was
not objectionable. He stated that he should propose
the Coinmittee to fill up the blanks (few in num-
ber) on ,this day se'nnight.
The Bill was then read a second time, and com-
mitted for this day se'nnight.
London, England, 1812-10-28

GC,NE it,AL POST-orrict,

Tiicsdu}, 7th Outobet, 1812.
1::001.11' Se-ven o'clock -on the 'Evening of
Monday, the 26th instant, the LEED
was robbed of the Bags of Letters for London, deSerihed at.
Foot, between Kettering and Highain Ferrers, and within'
tbree Mild of Ingham Ferret's, by forcing. the Lock of the,
Mail Box. _
_ . _

The Bags stolen are,— .
Halifax of the 25th Nottingha= 26th.
Bradford :Helton Mowbray, ditto
Leeds ditto Oal-. haw • ditto
Wakefield ditto ~ Uppingliam ... ditto
Huddersfield ditto K tteriug
Barnsley.... ditto Thrapstone ~ ditto.
Sheffield.. ditto

Rotherham..ditto
Chesterfield.. ditto
- Mansfield... ditto -
Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons whp eotu-;
witted the said RObberi, s ill be entitled to a Reward of

TWO HUNDRED. I'OtNDS,
otr Moiety to be p,iti on Commitment for Trial, and the
qt4er Moiety on.Cozirction. If an Ace tinpliCe iu the Rub;
bery will surrender himself and 'nuke Di,cu'very, Wheitl.f
one or inure of the Ver3ons concerned therein shall be api,-.-.!--
hentied and brought to Justice,, encb Discoverer will be en-
titled to the said Reward, and br admitted an Evitlence
for
the Crown.

By Command of the Postmaster-General,
F. FiIEELING, Sec.

ESTATE FOR SALE.

HAYES, MIDDLESEX.

l'alual.*: MANOR. And Freehold Tithe-free ESTATE,
TO •BE 'SOLD' BY AUCTION,-
By PETER cOXE,

At the .AUCTION MART, opposite the East Front of ,the
• Bank ot Englaud,
On FBIDAY., the 30th of OCTOBER, at Twelve o'Cloek,
namekyi • .
FVHE MANOR of YEADING, extending ever
about Six Hundred 'Acres, with Courts Baron, Quit
Rents, Fines; Heriots, &e. arising from divers Lauds :.lid
Messu,ages held of the said Manor. '
TOCIET4tIER 'WITH

YEADING MANOR FARM,
colisisting.of ONE HUNDRED and EIGHTY-FIVE ACI3ES
of rich Arable, Meatiwontik:Pasture Land, in the occupation
of gri.'Atkinsop, under. a• Lease for-Twenty Years, which
expires Michaelmas, 1814; lies compact, and is -rapidly
; the Buildings amply snliicint, and in good repair ;
the 'distance half a mile from the Uxbridge Turnpike Itoati,
eleven miles only frbm London, and five from Uxbridge. The
'Paddington Canal skirts the Estate for a considerable distauee.
The Parochial bates arc remarkably.low.
Particulars, accompanied by a Plan, may be had at Yeading
Manor Farm House ; at the Adam. and live Inn, Haeyee,;
White Horse, Uxbridge; White Hart, !Southall; of Messi,.
SMITH and RICHARDS, 83, Baiiniv-hall-street; of
RICHARTISON and CnurlEso, Land Suneyors,
Fields; London; of Mr. Coxn,BB,:Throg,motton-street amid
Maddox-street, Hanover-square; and at the Marc.
London, England, 1812-10-28

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE

rVIIIS PRESENT EVENING, October 28,
gl2, their :Majesties Servants 'will perform the Co-
THE SONS OF ERIN;
-. Or, MODERN SENTIMENT:
Mr. Rivers. Mr. POW.ELL ;
Mr Otidlev Mr. •POWTON
Fitz-Edward. Mr. DE CAMP.
Captain Rivers, Mr. HOLLAND;
Sir Frederic .Fillamour; Mr:NRENCH;
Patrick, Mr. JOHNSTONE.
Lady-Anne Love, Miss DUNCAN ;
Mrs. Rivers, Mrs. ORGER ; • • ,
Miss Ruth Rivers, Mrs. SPARKS ;
Mrs. Fitz-Edward, Miss BO] CE ;
Mrs. Furbish, Mrs. HARLOWE ;
Tiffany, Mrs'. SCOTT •
Maid, Mrs. CHATTERLEY.
To which will be added a Musical Entertainnientalled
THE PRIZE ; Or, 2,5, 3, 8.
Lenitive, Mr. WRENCH ;
Mr. Caddy, Mr. MADDOCKS;
Heartwell, Mr. J. SMITH;
Label, Mr. OXBERRY ; •
.lnba, Miss SEW.
Mrs. Caddy, Mist TIDSWELL ;
Caroline, Miss KELLY.

Itedy of

The Dners to be opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be.
giu at half past Six.
Boxes, 75.; .Second Price es. Cd.—Pit, as. ed.; Second Price,
2s.—LowerGallery 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.;
Second Price, ed.
Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-
I.eeper, -at the (Kee in Little Russell-street, from Ten till
Your, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors are
closed.'
The principal Box Entrances ard in BrydgeS-Street, with
an.auxiliary- 'door in Russel-street; the Pit Entrances are in
Russell-Street and Woburn-street ; the Lower Gallery En-
trances are.,in RUssell-street and Woburn-street; the Upper
Gallery'Entrance is in Wohurn-street only.
Carries to the Boxes, to set down and take,tip from
.Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden, and draw off toivards the
Strand.
To the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and-draw
off down Little Russell-street and Drury-lane.
Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND,—No Money to be Returned.
Vivant Rex et Regina.

To-morrow, Farquhar's Comedy of The Beaux -Stratagem,
with the Musical Farce of Turn Ou s—On Friday, the Comic
Opera of the Castle of_vAndalusia, with the Farce of .How.
to Die for Love !-;--On Saturday, the Comet of the Ttivals,
7e/ith the Musical Entertainment called Of Age To.•Morrow:—
On Monday, Shakespeare's Coined; of As You Like It, with
the Musical- Entertainment of the Review, or the Wags of
Windsor.--On Tuesday, Tobin's Comedy of the Honey-Moen,
with the Comic Drama of-the Three and the Deuce
Wednesday, Bickerstalrs CoruiC, Opera ell:ice-xi- and Clarissa,
with the Farce. of Who's the Dupe ?
All Persons having • made good their Title of Five Admis-
sion, three days at the least, previous to the exercise of
midi Right, will be required to sign their Narnit at tliwOoor,
in a Book which will be .kept- roady..tor that rarpose, and
will nothe adMitted withou.CsUch signature: .'•
The right hand door,' leading -from the- hill its,Ttrydg-es-
s,treet, Will, be opened for -IDree,'Admissions to -the Boxes,
atici confined to.theM'only: •
Free Admissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received
at their respective Doors in Woburn-street only.
London, England, 1812-10-28

ADMIRAL WARREN ON OUR COAST.

NEW-YORK, SEPT. 29.—1 t appears from an .nr-
tick under our marine' head, that a squadron of
seven ships, three of them two-deckers, and sqp-
posed to be Admiral WARREN'S squadron, from
'England, were seen, on, the 21st inst. about 100
miles from die Vineyard.

A letter from Albany states, thatGenecal HULL
arrived 'At the head-quarters of General DEAn-
BORN on Tuesday morning, and in'the afternoon,
.accompanied by biS
.brother-in-law, Judge Alis-
'mks „called on the GOvernor.—The Emperor NA-
POLVON'COIIid not baveattracted more attention.
By the late accounts from General HA4taxsoN'l
army, it appears that three thousand-troops. were
at St. Mary's- on the Bth inst. Which is, fifty-
five miles from Fort Wayne ,Kentucky troops
:werelassing through Cincinnati for the army, as
late as the liith inst. j. a Council with the Indians
at Piejua, had been concluded, and there was rea-
an to believe that the Indians who attended the
„ -Council will be -frient4.

The Boston. Paper states, that the- celebrated
actor, CooKE, • died on the 28th of September, at
New-York, •in the 57th year of his age..

FROM THE BOSTON GAZETTE OF SEPTEMBER 24.
A • letter from New-York, dated .Saturday
last, says ; " The Member of the Cabinet
who is now in this State,' declares that- it
matters not what may be the propositions of
peace which Admiral WARttEzsz may bring out,
the war will be continued till Canada is. Conquered !
This you may rely on, and ,yon may.. also be as-
:slued, that while the French Minister remains in
the United tates, the present Adnaitisfration'will
not make peace. "
[FROM THE NEW YORK PUBLIC ADVERTISER,
sEtir: 24.]

A subscription has been Opened at Charlestown,
South Carolina, to raise a sum for the ptn•pose of
purchasing a sword or service of plate, (as may be
determined on) to' be presented to Capt. HULL,
for his gallantry in the late engagement with the
British frigate GOrriere.
London, England, 1812-10-28

The 'poor chill frirnsclf next sworn and
examined-, and gave the mo' > protupt.iand unequi-
vocal support to the oLher jle,saicl he
was_ confined in the room over the scullery,
that he was fastened by the leg with a chain, and
lay upon paper-shavitlgs while his
other brothers and sisters, lay upon beds in their
mother: rtiom ; that lie.never ate his-nte&ls with
them, hut got food three times a day in his own
room : a very little pieceof bre4d each,time, with
some milk and water, but never enough ; and his
Mother often beat him with a rod. 11e could cot
tell why ; but because his Mother said she hated
him, and he never knew for what. He 'had had
good food ever since he was taken from her ; and
he did not wish to go hack to her again, because
he was afraid she would kill

On t the pat of the defence, several witnesses
were called to prove the uniform humanity of the
mother to, all her children alike. The first of
whoM was her eldest son, a young man about
twenty, and he swore, that as often as lie went_to
his mother's-house;
~which Was every other Stmi-
day during the months of i\icy, June, and July,
this child always dimd, and was along with all
the other children he never knew that be was
confined or fed ir a separate room. Her second
son, about sei'enfeen'; her daughter, about fifteen ;
and her mother, an aged Nyman, all swore directly
to the- same effect ; hut Mr. Gurney, for the pro-
secution,,declined to cross-examine any of them.

The Chairman then summed up the evidence,
and the Jury, after retiring for two bejul:s, reOuh-
el their verdict, Guilty; but -recommended- the
prisoner to mercy, on account of her family.
London, England, 1812-01-31

tth AR4fY'.

COtt di? A CIECULAR LETTER FROM THE DEPITIY;.
SECRETARY AT WAR TO THE SEVERAL AGENTS.
War:Office, lan. 9, do-.
It having been ditcovered that • remittances of
Bank Mlles and Bills are sent to Agents, under the
Secte.tary. at War's cover, I am direded by Lord
Pahnerstone to desire, that you will issue the most
positi-ve instruaions to Papnasters, and others, td
discontinue this* practice, and in future 'to addreS4
such remittances directly to you, through the ordi-
nary channel of the Gerier.ll Post-Office.-1 am,
(Signed) W. Al R Y;