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PORTSMOUTH, MAY 29.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship DERWENT,
from a cruize. Sailed his Majesty's ships Dtbiazt
and TYRIAN, on a cruize ; and the PRINIKOSR and
SWIFT for the Downs. Arrived to-day his :%lA.;sty's
sloop FLY, from WoJlwich.—Wind S.W. •
London, England, 1813-05-24

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

GOTTENBURG, MAY IS.
a On the 13th his Royal Highness the Duke of
CUMEERLAND arrived here, in his Majesty's ship
Nvmphee. He proceeded from hence, via Ystadt,
early this morning, for the head-quarters of the

" PETERSBURGII, APRIL 29.

,g Barons DUE and Ems arrived to-day from Lem-
berg. They are charged, on the part of the Austrian
Emperor, to accompany her Serene Highness the
Vileness CATHARINE through the Austrian States,
%here every disposition has been made to render her
journey equally commodious as agreeable."—( Peter:-
furgh Gazette, 30th April.)

GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, MAY 11.

A report is just now spread here, that a battle has
taken place near Zwenkau, which terminated in fa-
vour of the Allies ; and in consequence of which,
Count Wittgenstein is said to have received the order
of St. Andrew. To-day or to-morrow we expect to
bear again of a grand battle having taken place.
London, England, 1813-05-24

DEAL, MAY 43.

Came down from the Ri‘er his Majesty's slip
Insuc, and sailed for Portsmouth. Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ships PIONEER and ACTIVE from a cruize ;
OLYMPIA from Sheerness, and remain with the out-
ward-b,:und, stiil detained. Arrived his Mjesty's
sirip RAPID from F.llmouth, with t ci.nvoy, which
are sailed for the R; ver.— Wind S.W.
t•HEERNFS.i, MAY ES.

Sailed Lis Nesty's ship PINCIIFK, Wi'3l convriy
for Heligoland, th next will sail about the sth of
June.—Wind W.

YARMOUTH, MAY f'.9.

Arrived the RAVEV sloop of war, fim off the
Texel to refit; and the HOLLY schorner from Cotten-
burgh, but is has net yet transpired whether Ae is
the tearer of any divatches or importance.
London, England, 1813-05-24

PLYMOUTH, MAY 22.

Put back his Majesty's ship SAN JosEF, having met
with very bad weather. Arrived his Majesty's ship
BRISK, with a convoy of transports from Ireland.—
Came in the French ship letter of marque, Empress
Queen, of 400 tons, IS guns, and GO men, from Ncw
York, bound to Rochelle, with sugar, coffee, cotton,
&c. prize to the HOT&PCR frigate.
London, England, 1813-05-24

FROM SAXONY, MAY 8.

The combined Russian and Prussian army has
:low taken up a strong position along the Elbe,
where they await their reinforcements, in order to re-
sunie otronsive operations against the enemy. The
he.uktiarterq of his Majesty the King of Prussia
trorc, according to the latest accounts, at Konigs-
bruck ; those of general Count Wittgenstein at Meis-
.en ; General Von Bulow was at Dessau—he had
kit that-place on the 6th, and marched in again on
the 7th, on which day Leipsic was not occupied by
the French. A corps which had before been there
:;ad mado a diversion towards Torgau ; the Com-
:aanding ;general of which, it is said, had, accord-
ing to orders received from the Emperor Napoleon,
summoned the Commander of the said fortress, Lieu-
tenant-General Thielmann, to deliver it tip and join
him with the Saxon corps under his command ; but
;astead of doing which, General Thielmann ii.formed
llitn he must have the orders of his King for so doing,
without which he could by no means comply with
this request; and that in case of hostile measures
beng resored to on the part of the French, he should
.tai himself under the necessity of repelling force by
lATRACT OF A LETTER FROM A PRUSSIAN OFFICER AT
DESSAU, DATED THE BTII OF MAY.

Affairs look well. The theltre of war is on the
Upper Elbe, drawn towards Dresden and Meissen,
w:lere our army has taken a position which Napo-
leon cannot attack without running a great risk of
coming off with the worst. Bulow's corps, which
1:i pursuance of orders had again quitted Halle, is now
in a very good position. It is said that Napoleon',
army, in the battle of Great Gorschen, was 180,000
strong.
HAMBURGH, MAY 14.
It is said that Leipsick was taken possession of by
the French troops on the evening of the sth. The
fair was continued without disturbance, and will, ac-
cording to ad appearance, turn out well.
According to private accounts received from Dres-
itn, a fresh action took place on the Bth inst. nen.
ZTenkau, between Leipsick and Pegau, in which the
French were repulsed, and ob;iged to leave twenty-
cne pieces of artillery behind diem.

THE EVENING STAR
London, England, 1813-05-24

WAR DEPARTMENT.

DOWNING-STREET, /kIAY 19, 1813.
Dispatches, of which the following are a copy and an extract,
have been this day received at Earl 13athurst's Ofl e, addressed
to his Lordship by Lieutenant-General Sir John Murray, dated
Alcoy, 17th April, and Castalla, sOth of April, 1812.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM LIEUTENANT-GENERAL
SIR JOHN MURRAY, TO EARL BATHURST, DATED

ALCOY, 17th APRIL, 1813.

I have the honour of inclosing a copy of a dispatch,
addressed this morning to the Marquis of Welling-
ton. The army remains in the position of Alcoy.

Alcoy, April 17, 1813.
M LORD—In my dispatch of the llth instant, I
had the honour to acquaint your Lordship that the
army was on its march to Alcoy. In the course of
the night I learned that the enemy had, by forced
marches, occupied Onteniente and Mogente, and that
he would reach San Felipe before me.
As the troops were much fatigued, I halted on the
15th instant. I have the honour to be, &c.

(Signed) .f. MURRAY.
His Excellency Marquis of Wellington, &c. &c. &c.
CastalLL April 30, 1813.
MY LORD—In forwarding the duplicate of my let-
ter of the 14th, I beg to acquaint your Lordship that
my information respecting General Harispe proves
incorrect, although it came to me from several quar.
ters, and continued to be reported for several days.
The loss of the enemy amounts fully to the number
at which I have stated it. I have the honour to be, &c.
(Signed) J. MURRAY, Lieut. Gen.
Right Hon. Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. &c.
DOWNING-STREET, MAY 20, 1813.
Dispatches, of which the following are extracts, were this day re-
ceived by Earl Bathurst from Brigadier-General Lyon.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Advice was this day received at the East India
House, stating, that the ships Rose, BRIDGEWATER,
ESSEX, ATLAS, PRINCESS AMELI A, METC ALFE, BARING,
and MARQUIS WELLINGTON, which sailed from Ports-
mouth the 29th January last, were, on the 28th
March, in lat. 15 S. long. 28 W. under convoy of
his Majesty's ship DXDALUS.
London, England, 1813-05-24

CREFNOCK, MAY 19.

The Cervantes, PATEizqls, from Cork, was off
Madeira gist ultimo. The Clyde division of the
fleet all well.

LEITH, MAY :o.

The Ar.EXAxunt.► frigate and SPITFIRE SinOp of
war sailed on Tuesday to the Northwarl, to rroize
in the track of the Greenland ships.—The APELLES
sloop of war sailed yesterday with a convoy of about
20 sail, for Archangel ; and the CkiEERLE gun-brig,
with a convoy to Gottenburgh.

The Matilda American privateer of 10 punt and
70 men, was taken off Pernambuco 22d Match, by
the Lion privateer, of London, after a severe en-
gagement.
The, North Star, 20, Captain COE, goes to Fal-
mouth, to proceed thence with a convoy to Jamaica.
She will join the Lacedemonian, Ardent, D
and Abundance, and the convoys fur Bermuda and
Halifax, off that port.
The Commerce, KING, of Arundel, from Cork to
Southampton,
,foundered off Scilly yesterday se'n-
night during a heavy gale—crew saved.
The East India, Brazil, coast of Africa, and Lis-
bon convoys remained yesterday windbound at Ports-
mouth.

The Bacchante, Captain Hos Tit, has captured two
more gun-boats in the Adriatic. The enemy have
only one remaining at Corfu. •
The STIRLIVG CAST! Sir HOME POPHAM, had
quick run from Spithead —she was 2.50 miles N.V.
of Madeira on the Ist inst. T!'ree days previously
the convoy exper;enced a ye: v heavy gale for three
hours, in which the SHILLING CASTLE and INDEFA-
TIGABLE loq their top-masts. It was feared the Cog.
niac packet, for Rio Janeiro, was lost. The Doris
and Salsette, Cur ,he Eao. I..dies; Phoebe, for Lima;
and Porcupine, for the Brazils, sailed horn Teneritie,
on the 15th and 16:;) uli.

CORN-MA aKET, MARK-LANE, MAY 'M.
The supply of Wheat t.) this day's market was nit'', r small;
fine WLeat from Lssrx sold freely, at rat!.cr bete: prices thatt
were obtained last Monday, but th•:re is no al etati in in the or.
&:a.-y qualities, which are taken o i rather slowly. Barley went
oil freely at last week's p,icts, the tr.,..t k ohttined
575. to 58s. and that from Norfolk 53s to 555. BeAll are nut so
ready sale as last week, bu' pri-e, continue ewe sim • Oats
are 2s. per quarter cheaper. ►n other articke nu altetatitm.
London, England, 1813-05-24

COVE, MAY 17.

Friday evening sailed for Portsmouth. theVißaco,
Lieutenant PITTMAN, having under convey .a rormher
of transports, with the Brunswick cavalry, and Gal-
way and Rutland Militia. The Tl:aztit gun brig,
LientenantJcuisx, sailed on Saturi'ay morning, with
transports, having on board the Monaghan Militia,
for Plymouth. The several vessels bound to Lisbon,
Cadiz, and Gibraltar, put to sea on Saturday, but
were forced to put back shortly after sailing, owing
to the shifting of the wind—they are still detained
here. His Majesty's ship LFONIDAS, Captain SLY- -
N101:11, which arrived on Friday, gees on a cruEze in
a day or two, as e!oes also the FORTE:NEE, Captain
GOATE. The BRISK sloop of war, Captain Mount
SHEER, arrived on Saturday from Lougliswilly, and
proceeds to-morrow for England. The TALBOT,
CaptainSwAlNE, sailed on Saturday for Portsmouth.
MAY 19.—The Lisbr,n Fleet yesterday made an-
. other attempt to put to sea, but shortly after were
I impelled to put hack again.—Remain the Leonidas.
38 guns, Hon. Captain Scymourt ; and Fortunee, 28
guns, Captain GOATE, &c.
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fermi- tinder which the flan
inenklad."

manifests, h;nuolt to

We are now told by those who were tnostforward
lh their accusations, that if the Marquis ure
IeIXINOTon
shall express his approbation of Sir Josh' Mudaav's
It:lnduct, the Nation will be satisfied. In the mean
time we may venture to assert that if the Battle of
Vittoria bid been fought ten days sooner, or if Sir
JOHN MURRAY had arrived off Tarragona ten days
later, SUCHRT would have found full employment for
his troops in another quarter. How long his medi.
Wed retreat to Saragossa has been delayed by the
Movement upon Tarragona, and how much that re-
treat has been endangered by delay, Lord Wataavo.
Too will probablyetell us in his next dispatches. Accor-
ding to his own account Smarr has returned upon Va.
lends, where he will hear of the Battle of Vittoria.—
Now his next object, we apprehend, wilt be, to form
a junction with CLausat. at Saragossa, and thus to
attempt an etespe out of Spain. But this movement
has been necessarily retarded by Sir J. MURRAY :
he has given Lord Wstxtooros time to besiege,
and, we trust, to capture Paniplona—to detach two
large divisions in pursuit of the flying foe, and to
recall those divisions from the pursuit, if rendered
necessary by the appearance of Sucher at the source
of the Ebro.—On the side of Valencia, the French
positions must be daily more precarious. The affair
of Vittoria has, in fact, rendered them untenable ;
but, in addition to this, Lord WILLIAM BRSTIKCK is
en his way from Sicily, with reinforcements to the
Alicant Army, of which. report adds that he is to take•
the supreme command.
With reference to the General who commanded
against Sucuer, under other circumstances he would
doubtless have addressed his troops in the language
of the heroic leader of antiquity:

Quo fueitii, socii?—per vos et fortia facta,
Per ducts EV.114179.1 nomen,devictaque bella,
Ficlite ne pedibus. Ferro rumpenda per hostel
Est via!
24fumina uulla prensunt ; mortali urgen:ur ab hoste
Mortnles totidern nobis animarque manusque!
Which we have thus freely translated on the spur
tithe moment :

Ns/hither, my Comrades--whitka i►ould you run >—
• py WELLINGTON, his Country's fav'rite Son,
Zy firmer glorious feats of arms I swear,
There is no hope in # ght—no safety in despair
Turn then, my friends, your swords shall cut your wsy
TO Luting glory in the realms of day !
A motley group of Slaves yon faichions
what are Slava when Mau contest the field !
London, England, 1813-07-16

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MILFORD, JULY 13.

Arrived this day his Majesty's ship FOXHOUND,
Captain PARISH, under convoy of the LAPWING, to
be stationed at the New Dock-yard at Patter Church,
as a bulk for the purpose of temporary workshops,
&c. for the workmen employed on the works there.
Also arrived the Milford packet, Huotte.s, and
Friends, HARM, from Bristol ; Brilliant, WILLIAMS,
from Wexford ; and Providence, JONES, from Dub-
lin, fur this port.—Sailed the Sandwich packet, Capt.
JENKINS, fur Waterford, with Lord HEDLY.
WEYMOUTH, JULY 14.

Put into our Roads his Majesty's ships ALBtoN and
PRINIROSE with a large fleet under convoy, for British
America.

JULY 13.—The above ships are now getting under
weigh with their convoys, with a fine breeze at North.

HARWICH, JULY 15.

No arrivals. Sailed the King George packet for
Heligoland.—Wind West.

HULL, JULY 13.

A convoy is appointed to sail front Longhope
Sound to Archangel, on the 15th inst. The CHAN-
tsurrit brig, Captain HUGGINS, is appointed convoy
for the Baltic, and will sail for the Humber the first
fair wird. Dining last week 25 ships arrived here
from the Baltic, part of a fleet of 150 sail which left
Gottenburgh the Ist inst.
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NUMBER 8226

SOCIETY IPOIR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
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THE ELEMENTS Ot.ENGLIsfI GRAM-
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By the Rev. W. ALLEN.
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MARRIED.

At Edinburgh, on the 10th inst. Hart Davis, Eq. M. P. for
Colchester, to Charlotte, daughter tsf the late Major-General
Dundas, of Fingask. •
At St. Andrew's. on the sth inst. the Rev. Dr. Jahn Lee, Pro-
fessor of Ecelesia.t'cal History in St. Mary's College, to Mips
Rose Mason, daughter of the late Rev. Dr. '1 bows Mason, Mi-
nister of Duitniclien.

Thursday, at Sr. George's, Hanover-square, Henry HU/1M
Esq. of Reading, Berks, to Miss Dwane, of Pir.cadilly.

DIED.

At Richmond, on Wednesday, Dowager Lady Heathcote, re-
lic of the late Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart.
Rev. W. Liddon, of Chardstock, and Rector of Soudingham,
in the county of Dorset.
Illy 11, at Staines, J. Morris, Esq. hanker of that place —He
had just returned from attending evening service, wile.) he was
seized with a fit of coughing, burst a blood-vessel, anti lust:may
expired.
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Co. J. Walker, F. C. and J. Rerington, Crosby and Co.; and
Wilson and Sea, York.
Those who may wish to become purchasen of the above, will
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London, England, 1813-07-16

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 16,-11113.

An Expedition against the South Coast of Prance,
adjoining the Pyrenees, and comprehending as ob-
jects of attack the Ports of Bayonne and Bourdeanx,
is in contemplation. It is to be composed of a mixed
Naval and Military Force ; and the whole, it is said,
will be commanded byAdmiral Bir GaoaucCorzurs,
who has been long stationed on the above coast.
Four thousand infantry, and twelve hundred ca-
valry, are ordered to join Lord Wsuniarox's Army
in tbe Peninsula, to replace the killed and wounded
in the battle of Vittoria. They will be landed at
Santander.—Among the regiments destined for this
service is the 7th HUssars, and detachments of the
19th and 14th Dragoons : the latter are now on board
of transports at Portsmouth.

We rejoice to find that the flame of unpopularity
which was rapidly spreading against an absent Ge-
neral, has been arrested in its progress. All that we
solicited for Sir JOHN MURRAY, was the good old
English boon of 4, a clear stage and no favour."—
And again we ask a suspension of hostilities until he
is put upon his defence.
An eloquent contemporary writer has truly ob-
served, that 4, unmerited dishonour is never perma-
nent. The influence of truth over the public mind is
such, that sooner or later we shall surely be reinstat-
ed in its esteem. Time possesses something of a
sanctity which appears to act independently even of
the events it unfolds. It is a support to the weal•
and unfortunate : it is, in fact, one of the mysterious
London, England, 1813-07-16

-O.IIIOI7ABIZIUNE 211.

. .
DiPP.RIAL DECREt.
Hest qsanerss.at Dresden, Jobs fre,lll3.
Napoleon, tp•sperar of the French, King of Italy,
Protector of Confederation of the Rhine, Media-
tor of the Confederation of Switzerland, Ste.
We have decreed, and do decree as f0110w5:..4 1
TITLE 1.--APOIDIATICIN OP A LIST OW ASSENTI6I3.
Art. lr -There shall be formed a List of Absentees In the SU
Military Division,
Art. IL—This List shall comprehend—
!. All the individual, who, exercising public functions, shall
have absented themselves from the country, at the moment of
the re-entry of ;he French army.
2. The Senators of Hamburgh and I.ubeck who shall have re.
mimed their functions after the evacuation et the French army.
S. AU proprietors who shall have absented themselves since
the Ist of Mardi, and shall not have returned within 15 days
after the publication of the present decree.
4. All the Individuals who may have accepted the rank of
(Meer In the Levies for the enemy ;—all the individuals who
served in the Hanseatic Legion, or took part in the Magistracies
created by the enemy.
5. Ail the individuals known to have formedpart oldie armed
assemblages, and to have excited the people to revolt.
6. All the individuals known to be in the service of England,
whether civil or military ;—all those known to be in the service
of Rtisp, and of Prussia, whether civil or military.
7. In fine, all the individuals who shall hay& left their homes
since the Ist of March Qt' this year, and who shall not have re-
turned within 15 days after the publication of the preterit decree.
Art. 111. The list of all such individuals shall be
formed without delay, under the orders of the Prince
le( Eckmuhl, by department, district, canton and mu-
nicipality. For this purpose, a Commission shall be
appointed by the Prefects in every district and town.
The lists shall be renewed every fortnight, and shall
be transmitted to the Minister of General Police, and
to the Director General of Domains and Registration.

• I:. IP •
London, England, 1813-07-16

. FINANCES AND COMMERCE OF MAT- .

BRffAIN.

The annual Statement laid before Parliament, of
the Finances and Commerce of the country, has been
printed; and from it we have made the following
extracts relative to the Revenue and Expendituse,
the Imports and Exports, of the year ending the sth
of January, 1813 :

The Revenue of that year, including the Loan,
amounted to £95,712,695. The gross receipt of
the Income Tax, within the same period, was
W 13,131,548.

The total Expenditure, during the year ending the
sth of January, 1819, was 4104,398N48.
The Public Debt, during the same period, cost
the country 436,607,128: of which, the sum of
413,462,510 passed into the hands of the Commis-
sioners for the reduction of the National Debt.

The following is a comparative view of the Ira-
ports of the country for three years, ending the sth
of lumary in each year :••••
1811 - IMPORTS
3812 Ditto

1e36,4117,7114
24410449

1813 - Ditto - 22,994,0411
The Imports from India are not included in any of
the three sums given above. They amounted, in the
year ending the sth of January, 1812, to £e,106,251.
The following comparative view of the Import of
Corn, seems to afford a satisfactory proof, that we are
becoming less dependent on foreign countries for that
eecessary article :.-
11111. thIMILT 01.CO1N se 2,701,240
11112 - Ditto -465,99 S
1815 - Ditto - 3711,1174
The following is a comparative view of the import
of Coffee, Cotton, and Sugar, for three years, ending
the sth of January in each year :

1811
1812
1812

1311
3812
1813

COTTON.

•
SUGAR-
-

.05,312,795
3,646,914
2,573,614

5e31,482,4211
2590,11111
2,166,4111

1811 £6,498,044
1812 - - .. 5,324,409
1813 • - • 5,033,391
The Imports of this country from Ireland, it sp•
pears are regularly on the increase :
In 1811 - - 43,980,747
1812 - • 3,318,879
1813 - - - 3,351,269
But if the imports of Great Britain fell off during
the last year, it appears that the exports have mate•
terially improved. The following is a comparative
view of our Exports for three years, ending .the Sth
of January in each year :
1811 - ixtorri - 434,923,575
1819 - Do. • - 114,181,734
1813 - Do. .. - 31,943,362
The real value of British produce and manufac-
tures exported, as estimated at the Custom-house, is
143,6 57,804.
Besides which, the amount of foreign merchandise
exported, is given as follows :
1811 • • • 410,9464;54
1812 • - • 8,277,937
1813 - , • - 11,998,179
The following is a comparative view of the princi-
pal articles of Which these exports consist :

COTTON GOODS.

1811
1812
1812

L 18.092.704
11,715.501
15,9720106

3811
1812
1813

COFFEY/.

1811
1812
ISIS

£ 8,771,719
4,3176,491
5,084,99/

SUGAR.

se 1,455,497
1,418,054
4,3112,7110

1811 - . - .21,471,697
1812 . • • 1,213,119
1813 • • - 1,670,11/7
The following is a comparative view of the Ship-
ping and Navigation of Great Britain and her Ds.
pendencies, for three years, ending the 30th of Sep.
tember in each year :
1810 - mimosa or stun - 23,703
1811 - - Ditto - - 24,106
1512 • - Ditto - - 24,107
Which, in the last-mentioned year, were navigated
by 165,030 seamen. -
London, England, 1813-07-16

NEW AMU IC.

THE BRAZEN BUST, .4 romantic Melo-Dra:na,
performed at the Theatre Royal Covent-Garden, composed
and arranged for he ?Linn: ore by H. R. Bishop, price Gs. Fancy
flies on sportive WingF, Fong with the greatest approbation by
7.'r. Philipps, at Drury-Lane 'l'heaire, in the Opera of" Fontain-
Mean," written and composed by J. Parry, price Is. 6d. The
following Pieces adapted to the most admired Melodies of Mo-
zart, by J. De Michele: The Primrose, price one shilling;
Lead me, Nymph of graceful mien, price Is.; Say, would you use
that very power, for two or three voices, price is. 6d.; the fa-
vcnirite Duet of I)eh Prendi, adapted for one voice, price Is.;
ROund I .ore's Elysian lowers, prce is. 6d. and a favourite Duet,
composed for three Voices, prize 2S. The fullou ing Pieces,
composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus. Doc..-Preparc ye Nymphs,
prepare, the much admired Tiio in the Opera of " Ps fche, ' price
2s. Gd. ; Soft gentle Nymphs, a Trio in the same Opt ra, pr es. 6d.
I was a wild and wayward Buy, the liarp Song /rim the cele-
brated Poem" Rokelir,,' pr. tts. ; Allen a Dale, for 3 voices, from
the same Poem, pr. 25.; and the Cypress Wreath, front do. pr. '2 s
Likewise, The Regent's Park, :1,1 admired Rondo, by M. Hoist,
yr. Is. Cd.—Marcelle's celebrated Anthem, 0 LORD our Gover-
nor, adapted by T. L. Smith, pr. Is. 6d.—And No. X. of Lea
Petits Djouz, containing 'he celebrated Air of The Thorn, ar-
ranged as a Rondo, with an Introductory Movement, by J. Davy,
Fria 2S.
London: Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co.
Nu. '2O, Soho -square ;* and Ns.7,Westnioreland-street, Dublin.
London, England, 1813-07-16

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JULY 16.

Our Market continues thinly supplied with fine fresh Wheat,
which description fully maintains its price; but having a very
large quantity of both English and Foreign of inferior quality
on band, and there being but few buyers of it, such kind is ex..

ceedingly heavy sale, and much lower prices must he submitted
to, if any considerable sales were effected. The price of Barley
is nominal, having none of good quality at market. Oats go off
very slowly, and our prices arc gradually declining. Peas and
Beans are dull sale, and rather lower. In other articles there is
no variation.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCEZ
Red. sm—cons. 56g }--tor acc. 56i 57—Bonds Ss. Ss. dis.
4 per Cc. 71{ 72-5 per Cc. 851i—Ontniurn 4{ 5 pr.
Bank I.g. Anns. 141 1-16th—Es. Bing par, 55.. Is.

■■E

• A YANtEE ECLOGUE.
• ONII••••••••••.•
Besot-11e Tiny of T,oston.
. .
DOODLE SAM.
The Collimate frigate, with forty-nine cannon,
Is gone out to capture and bring in the Su Atte**.
Our frigate is largest and, as for the crew,
The Yankees are many; the English but few.
St. George be is for England ; blapoleon is for tie,
Napoleon is a great mars who tried to beat the Russ.
DOODLE TIM.
t see the CIESAPRAZI, Lice her in the fight;
see hrr colours Sy, I see them out of sight;
There's nothing on the mast, there's no sound of cannon;
1 trrinble for the news *f the Chas/max a and Sitaxtroe.
ft... Cr (lace he is for England; NAPOLEON, whom is he for?
Our Ruler is for Franie, but whom the deuce are we for t
DOODLE SAM.
'Tis but a random shot has brought our colours low;
- ThLy'd soon be op again—ay, up I see them go!
• But what's that besides ?' 7 here's something goes up Met;
'Tis the old British flag, and the highest c; the two!
St. Csotroc he is fur England-1%410t totes for himself;
.Amrrica's the dupe, and our Ruler gets his prlf !
London, England, 1813-07-16

TITLE 11.01, THE E.FFCCTS Or ABSENCE.

Art. IV. Sequestration shall be immediately placed
on the property, moveable and real, of all the indivi-
duals entered on the list of absentees in the 32d mili-
tary division. Onr Board of Domains and Registra.
tion shall immediately take possession of the same,
and a statement of the value of the property thus
seized shall be transmitted to the Director General.

Art. V. While any individual is on the list of ab- I
sentees, he can no longer perform any civil act. The
debts which are due to them, the property of which
they shall inherit, shall be sequestrated and collected
to the benefit of our domain. The produce of the
said property shall be paid into the registration chest.
Art. VI. Individuals having been once entered on
the list of absentees, and their property in possession
of the Board of Domains, the erasure of their names
from the said last, and the removal of the sequestra-
tion from their property, can no longer take place
but in consequence (,f a Decree from us.
Art. VII. Our Ministers of Finance, of Treasure,
of 'War, and of Police, are charged with the execu-
tion of this Decree, which shall be inserted in the
Bulletin of the Laws, and communicated to the Ma-
jor-General, to the Director of the Administration of
the Army, and to the Prince of Eckmuhl.
(Signet) NAP3LEON.
By the Emperor.
The Minister Secretary of State, Count DARU.

Yesterday evening, about six o'clock, the largest
rectifying still in the distillery of Messrs. Langdale
and Co. High Holborn, caught fire, and burst with a
tremendous explosion. Fortunately the fire did not
reach any of the other stills, or receivers of spirits, but
ascended to the roof of the distillery, to which it in.
stantly set fire. In consequence, however, of a large
reservoir of water at the top of the premises being
immediately opened, the progress of the fire was ar-
rested, and by the timely arrival of several engines, got
completely under by seven o'clock. The eat which
exploded is said to be the largest in London, and con-
tained, at the time it burst, 2804 galrons.
London, England, 1813-05-12

DEAL, MAY il.

Yesterday arrived the INDUS, of 74 guns, Captain
PAGE, from the Nore, and the Queer, of 74 guns,
Captain Lord CoLvat.s, from off Flushing.—Arrived
to-day, the Thetis privateer, of Folkstone, with the
American brig Governor Middleton, laden with ca-
me, &c. from Charleston for Bourdeauz, whi.:h she
captured in lat. 45. 30. and long. 5.0. west, after a
chace of twenty-four hours. Came down several
ships, and remain ; arrived the Cygnet, Earl Moira',
and many transports, for Portsmouth, and also 're.
main. Sailed the ABUNDANCE and DOLPHIN store-
ships.—Remain in the Downs, the MONMOUTH,
QUEEN, INDUS, and NoRGE, line-of-battle ships, with
the ARCHER, ALERT, NYMPH, RINALDO, and SPRIGHT-
LY sloops, brigs, and cutters.—Wind S.
London, England, 1813-05-12

10 10 0
0 0

- -
Subscriptions are received by the Committee at the City of
Lon.lon Tavern, between the hours of twelve and two ; at the
Bar of the said Tavern; at Lloyd's ; at Messrs. Dorrien and Co. ;
Down and Co.; Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Robarts and Co.;
Sir John Perring, Shaw, Barber, and Co. ; Coats and Co.; Ham-
mersleys and Co. ; and the other Bankers ol the Metropolis; an .l
by Henry Smith, Esq Treasurer, No. 5, 1 aurence-Pountney-Hill.
London, England, 1813-05-12

SCHOLEY, MAYOR.
ACOMMON COUNCIL, holden in the Chanther
of the Guildhall of the City of London, oo Tuesday, the
lath day of May, 1813,
Resolved Unanimously, That it appears to this Cott, the
most nefarious practices, frauds, and inti.o+itions, have been car-
ried on to an extraordinary extent by means of the numerous
Mock Auction and Public ,ale Rooms throughout the Metro-
pals, and most parts of the kingdom, where unprincipled adven-
turers are in the habit of collecting and exposing disreputable ar-
ticles, in almost every branch of business.
Resolved Unanimously, That these prarices are not less In-
jurious to the persons who are induced, by deceptive appearances
and false representations, to • become purchasers, and the fair
trader, than destructive to the manufactures of the country, by
leaving no stimulus to superior skill and ingenuity.
Resolved Unanimously, That a Memorial be presented to the
Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's 'Treasury,
representing these evils, and praying for a remedy thereto.
And the Draft of a Memorial being prepared, was read and
agreed to.
Ordered, That the sand Memorial be fairly transcribed, and
signed by the Town C 1 ,11t, and presented to the Right Hen.
the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury by the Re-
membrancer.

...... ._______
Resolved, That it be referred to the Committee for General
Purposes to con rider what measures may be applied for the re-
medy of the evils complained of, and to prosecute the said Me-
morial before the Right Hon. the Lords Commissioners of his
Maje.ty's Treasury, and to report their proceedings thereon from
time to time to rbig Court.

Resolved Unanimously, That this Court, understanding seve-
ral Memorials have already been presented, and that a Bill is now
in preparation on rae subject, the Represeatattves for this City
in Parliament, and such other Members of this Court as have
Seats in Parliam:nt, be requested to attend its progress. and To
use their exertions to obtain such provisions as may effec ually
remove the existing evils WOODTHORPE.
London, England, 1813-05-12

PORTSMOUTH, MAY li.

Sailed his Majesty's ship BITTERN, for Plymouth.
His Majesty's ship PRIMROSE has got under weigh
with her convoy, for the Downs. Arrived 11 sail of
transports from Lisbon, part of the IMPETEUEX con-
voy ; also the ETHALION, of 36 guns, Capt. HEY-
WOOD, with the Indefatigable, ELDER; Aurora, ARM-
STRONG ; and Lion, HEX, under convoy from Gibral-
tar, and are placed under quarantine, the remainder
of the fleet are gone on to the Downs ; also the RE-
VOLUTIONAIRE, 38, Captain WOOLCODUSE, from off the
Western Islands. Several of the two-decked ships in
ordinary at this Port, are ordered to the Eastward to
be fitted for service.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1813-05-12

SHIPWRECKS.

THE benevolent attention at the Charitable of this
great Metropolis is most anxiously solicited to the late
melancholy event in Donegal Pay, on the North West'Coast of
Ireland. 13y this awful visitation, no less than 42 industrious
Fishermen, actively employed in providing the means of support-
ing their Families, have suldealy perished ! Thirty Widows
have to lament in sorrow and misery the tate of t!leir Husbands,
and 102 Children are thrown destitute Orpheus upon the World!
A Calamity so cl,sastrous and extensive is unparalleled in the do.
mastic History of that Country. Many of the unhappy Sufferers
in this Misfortune are rendered totally destitute or support, and
others have at once been deprived of Property and Lite, by the
expiration of their Leases—thus it may be truly said, that all are
become equal objects of public compos•ion. An appeal Vo the
humanity of the Public has already been made in Irela,ol and
beetland, with considerable success; and it is hoped that where
Charity is fed with such unbounded liberality, the event will not
be less favourable.

Benefactions will be received by Messrs. Morland and Co.
Bankers, Pall-mall.
London, England, 1813-05-12

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 12.

We have had but few fresh arrivals of any grain since Mon-
day, but having a large quantity of Wheat and Barley lett over
from last market day, made a good supply for this morning, when
Wheat was dull sale at Monday's pikes, and Barley 2s. per
quarter cheaper, having but tew buyers; Oats are 2s. per quarter
dearer, owing to the scarcity of that article ; Peas and Beans are
taken off freely, at last day's prices; in other articles there is no
variation.

English. Foreign.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 110 s. I Wheat, Arnericau Os. Os.
1325. per quarts% prr quarter.
Ditto, uliolk, 955. 12Gs. I Ditto, Bantam 120 s. 1455.

Ditto, Norfolk, 1055.1105. I Ditto, Baltic Red 118 s. 1225.
Rye 645. 68s. I Ditto, Hambro' or
Barley 455. 50s. Fine 548. 58s. I Bremen, 118.. 1225.
Malt, 908. 98s. Ditto, Brabant Red 118 s. 1225.
White Peas, 008. 00s. boilers, Rye, 665. 70s.
100 s. 105 s. Barley, 565. 60s.
Grey, ditto, 645. 68s. Oats, Brew,
Small Beans, 78.. 84s. Oats, Feed,
London, England, 1813-05-12

TUNBRIDGE WELLS.

THOMAS WIGH•rom respectfully informs the
laohility, Gentry, and the Public visiting this fashionable
and delightful Watering Place, that the ANGEL INN, now oc-
cupied by him by the name of the KF.NTISH TAVERN, has
undergone a complete repair, and has been newly fitted up and
furnished in the most elegant and commodious manner for the
accommodation of Families and private 111.11viduals. Thomas
Vt'ighton !ninthly begs leave to assure those who may honour
him with their support and patronage that his beds, Wines, Sta-
bling, are of the best quality, and that no exertions shall be
waiving on the part of himself or servants to convince the Publi:
of the superiority of the accommodations at the Kentish Tavern.
Tunbridge Wells, April, 1813.

. .
MA RR lOTT's Improved PATENT K ITCHEN
RANGE, which will Roast, Bake, Boil, Steam, Stew, &c.
by one small fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of boil-
ing water; the consumption of futl about one-third the usual
quantity; a certain cure for smokey chimnies ; and warranted to
answer, (if not, to be returned) never having failed in a ►iaigle
instance. Kitchens fitted up with ranges embracing all the late
improvements, with steam-boilers, ovens, hot closets, and steam-
kettles. All hinds of Stoves for Drawing-roonn, Parlours, Halls,
Churches, &c.—Humane Mentraps, to secure depredators with-
out injuring them. Spring zuns of different cons ructions. A
Patent Roasting Jack upon an entire new principle, construct-
ed so as to require nenher weights or pullies; the works being
inclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its ex.
treme simplicity not liable to be out of order; and calculated for
every kitchen.---'l'o be seen In use daily at the Patentee's Ma-
nufactory, 64, Fleet-street, London.
London, England, 1813-05-12

11411,4 L INTELLIGENCE,

DOVER, MAY 11.
Sunday night his Majesty's sloop etinostia, then
two or three miles south of the South Foreland, ob-
served a lugger following her, having evidently mis-
taken the CORDELIA for a merchantman. The lug.
ger soon after discovered her mistake, and began to
haul off, on which the CORDELIA opened a heavy fire
for about fifteen minutes. The lugger, however,
probably by means of sweeps, was able to shoot a
little a head, but disappeared so instantaneously,
though in clear moonlight, that it is thought she must
have gone down. On missing her, the CORDELIA
threw rockets, and shewed blue lights, which were
answered by the CHARLES armed schooner, and ano-
ther vessel, either the DWARF or DECOY cutter ; but
none of them were able to get sight of the lugger. If
she has escaped, she must have been greatly da-
maged from the heavy fire of the CORDELIA.
London, England, 1813-05-12

PLYMOUTH, MAY 10.

Sailed the PROTECTOR and ESCORT gun-brigs ; the
former for Portsmouth with a convoy, and the latter
with convoy for Guernsey.—Arrived yesterday after-
noon the NIENELAVS frigate, Captain Sir P. PARKER,
from Malta and Gibraltar, after a long pass ige,
having left the former ten weeks since—she sailed
from Gibraltar five weeks ago, in company with
fled., consisting of 28 sail, under convoy of the PIIAE•
TON frigate, which she parted with on Saturday last,
a few leagues to the westward of Scilly. The MENE-
LAUS captured in the Mediterranean a French priva-
teer, of 6 guns and 75 men, and a French vessel
from Algiers, bound to Toulon, which she carried
into Gibraltar. She spoke yesterday morning, off
the Dedman, the REVOLUTIONNAIRE frigate, Capt.
Woomostm, which was proceeding up Channel for
Portsmouth, after a long cruize off the Western
Islands, with the squadron under the command of
Lord AMELIUS BEAUCLERCK. She also spoke on Fri
day last, off Scilly, the HELICON brig of war, cruising.
The MENELAUS is under quarantine. The GLEANER
hired armed ketch was this morning released from
quarantine.

Put in here for orders, the Mary, belonging to this
port, PYKE master, from Petersburgh, with a cargo
of cordage, bound to Lisbon. Arrived the MEDUSA
frigate, from a cruise off the coast of Spain, last from
Corunna, with two vessels under convoy from thence.
The MEDUSA has not brought any news. Sailed the
PROTECTOR gun brig, with a fleet for the Downs.—
The brig Frederickstein, BAYLES, that arrived here
on the 17th April, from Villa Nova and Gibraltar,
bound to Guernsey, struck on a rock near the Devil's
Point this morning, when proceeding from Haenoaze
to join the fleet bound to the Eastward, then under
weigh in the Sound, but was got off about two hours
after the accident, and it is said did not sustain any
considerable damage ; it is therefore expected she
will follow the convoy immediately. Sailed the Es-
CORT gun brig, with a convoy for Guernsey ; and the
BLOODHOUND gun brig, with a convoy to the West-
ward. Arrived the American ship Mqunt Hope,
from George Town, under licence, with a cargo of
rice, bound to Cadiz, which vessel was captured some
days since by a French privateer, and recaptured by
the SURVEILLANT and ANDROSIACHE frigates, the
latter also arrived here this day. Arrived a Prussian
galliot from Nantz, under licence, with brandy and
wine, bound to London.

The Defiance schooner privateer, of three guns and
50 men, out three months from Charleston, was taken
on the 15th of March, off Morant Bay, Jamaica, by
the NIMROD brig of war.
The Janet, WARDEN, from Malta to Aux Cayes,
was taken, on the 26th of February, by three Ameri-
can privateers, but being in ballast, was given up.
London, England, 1813-05-12

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may he supplied with Money to any
arm-tent, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
hold, Leasehold Land, or HOUA::I4, Money in the Funds, Marriage
Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
other property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49,
South-street, Berkely-square.