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London, England, 1813-07-26

.11ARRINOTOWS iiOT/tbLY HAY•, •

Tbis day was published, neatly printed oefirte wove paper, and
v enriched will two lulu c4.i.ntred print/. No. I. price Is. to be
Aeg ularly continued every„Saturday, of
NEW,COMPLETE,and AUTHENTIC HIS-
TORY of NE* SOUTH WALES, from fir,t Visitation
by Captain Cook, down to the present state of that promising
Country. By GEO/Wit BARRINGTON,
*Leta Cif cer of the Peace at Paramatta.
To which is added, BARRINGTON'S VOYAGZ to New SOTTH
VALIS, with the Life, Trials' &e. of the Author. Accom-
panied with a finely engraved Portrait. Second Edition, im-
proved and continued to the present Time.
This work forms two handsome volumes in Bvo. and may be had
crunplete, price £l. 7s.bas.; or in 23 Numbers, each Number em-
bellished with one or more Prints, finely cqjoured, illustrative rff
`Views, Manners, and Customs of the Natives, oriel Subjects of Na.
tural History, coloured front Nature, with a Map of the Country.
London s Printed for M.Jones, 5, Newgate-street ; and Sher-
wood, Neely, and Jones, Pattrnenter-row; and may be had of all
Booksellers and Newsmen in the United Kingdom. . .

•, We have here a well written account of this very singular co-
{any; an amusing sketch of the country, its soil, produce,native in.
habitants, natural history, &c. This production certainly carries
. 'rids it a sufficiency of internal evidence that it is really th per-
formance of that ingenious adventurer."—Vide Monthly Review.
London, England, 1813-07-26

WARM BATHS.

THE Patent SANATIVE WARM BATHS,
which tend to invigorate the Constitution and promote
Health. 'Elie Patentees, Arinstrong,Nolkard, and Hewitt, hrg
to inform the Nobility,,Gentry, and in general, that's he'r
Baths having obtained i pre-eminent degree of celebtity from
the simplicity of their constrotiion, they are now made in great
vari, ty, suitable for Fanlike*, Hotels, And Public Institutions
They may be seen heated every day at their Manufactory, 76,
Great Quemoy:et, I.incoLi's Inn Fields, next dour to New
castle HOUW. „

WINE COOLE RS and. BUTTER PR ESE I:-.
VEILS; on a new' construction, are manufactured and
sold eiclusivah, by JAMES MIST, at hit Warehouse for China,
Class, and Earthenware, No. b 2, Fleet:street ,London. The

trials which were made of these articles during the last sumnicr,
were very satiSfactory; and have warranted J. MIST la prep -
ring a large quantity for the present season; besides these. ari•,
des, the Pubic may have some assurance of the utility of the
contrisatice hum the approbation bestowed on tl.ens by the ...I-
cieiy for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures, and Com-
merce, who rewarded the Inventor last year fur thi. productiwn.
—Porous Jugs and Goglets equal to those of Bengal and the Me-
diterranean.

_DEAFNESS, PAINS, JMPOSTHUMES, and
NOV& In the F.AR, cured by MARTHA SEARLE,
N.;.3, Bartlett's Buiklings, opposite Hatton-street, Holborn,
Daughter am) Successor to the hue MARTHA SEARLE, formerly
of Pp.-Corner, West Sniithfield; where the Business bath been
carrird on by the Family upwards of I lo Years. •Her uncom-
mon succest (particularly in Nervous -Cases, which, of all others,
are the worst) is too well known to need any self paiiez;rie ;
nor is she desirous to raise her own reputation, as ansAto ist, by
injuring that of others—that alone must rest with a discerning
public .—Auend.inae from XleTetl till Sevebe—Letters (volt paid)
der atlizdtd to.

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

At the Court at Carlton House, the 21st of July,
18E3, present bis Royal Highness the PRINCE RE-
GENT in Council, _

It is this day ordered by his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT iA Council, in the name and on the
behalf of his MAJErrx, that his Grace the Archbishop
of CANTERBURY do prepare a in-m of prayer and
thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY G 411), for the repeated suc-
cesses obtained over the French :only in Spain, by the
Allied Forces under the command of the Most Ho.
nourable ARTHUR Marquis Of . Ef. I.IN GTON, and
especially for the signal victory olit.,lnt d on the 21st
of June last, in the neighbaurh' nd of Vitt"" ia, &c. &c.
(Sinned} riJETWYND.
[Another Order in Council dir cts the Mini.,lers of
the Established C' urch as well as !hose ;)f. the Epis-
copal Communion in S.:otland, likewise to offer up
prayers and thanksgivings. on Sunday, August Ist,
or on Suuday after :ece;pt of the notice.]
London, England, 1813-07-26

DEAL, JULY SIS.

Put back by contrary wind the Etewr cutter and
her convoy, that sailed from hence 41st inst.—Came
down from the River a few merchantmen, and, with
the outward-bound, remain.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship CHRIMAN VII. from off Flushing, and the
SWAN cutter with a convoy from Portsmouth.
London, England, 1813-07-26

)J.4;041; Min unmet

FALMOUTH, JULY rs.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship ALBION, '74;
Tazacrr and Parstaose sloops of war, with the cut.
ward-bound Newfoundland and Halifax convoy, con.
sisting of about 40 sail, put in here by contrary win is.
Arrived, also, the Townsend packet, from Cnrunna,
with a Mail in four days; his Majesty's schooner
MACKARELt Lieutenant lkorras, from St. Andero.
Sailed the Townsend packet, Captain COCK, for St4n-
gate Creek, having been ordered there in contequence
of king at Malta the voyage before last. The following
Packets are gone into the Roads : the Eliza, for Sr.
Andero ; Prince Ernest, for Lisbon ; and the Diana,
for Cadiz.—Wind W.
PLYMOUTH, JULY 24.

Came in, the ROYAL Sommer.; man of War and
PYRAMUS frigate, from off West. Sailed the DE,•
TEROUS gun-brig, with a convoy to the Downs.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 25.
Arrived his Majesty's ship MEDUSA from off Cher.
burgh ; GOLIAH, PRESIDENT, ETHALION, and JASECH,
from the Downs ;ALNIZA, from Guernsey ; and the
DrotTEnots, with a convoy, from Plymouth. The
latter will take convoy back to the Downs.—Arrived
here on Friday, the THAMES, Captain PEYTON, from
the Mediterranean: she sailed previously wise Vo.
LONTAIRE : she is under strict quarantine : a few
`days before she left Balaguer, she met a severe acct.
dent—a quantity of ammunition which was under
the half-deck caught fire, by which ten men were
killed, and a greater number severely wounded—no
Officers among them.—Wind W.
London, England, 1813-07-21

• BROCKLEY HILL, KENT.
Delightful Residence, with Gardens, Plea.ure Grounds, and
Meadow Laud, within SIX Miles of Town.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's' 1.0-MORROW, a' twelve,
Desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compris.
ihg a very eligible and. commodious Residence, planned
for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, deligittfullrl
situate in a rural part of the County of Kent, near Brocklerhill,
between Lewisham, Dulwich, and Sydenham, commanding
pleasing and interesting View 4, with beautiful walks and rides in
various directions, separated front the road by a close fence, en-
closed
with folding gates, and screened by thriving evergreen
forest trees anti fine grown timber, approached by a carriage
drive, encircling a Lawn, planted with shrubs, flowers, &c.
The House contains on the upper storey, a Nursery and Bed-
room adjoining, a small Sleet:inn-room or Dressing-room, two
other L'ed chambers, Closets in the different room., and a Store-
room; first-floor, five excellent lied-chambers, handsomely pa-
pered, of :nod proportions, closets, &c.; ground storey, Entrance
Hall, Breakfast Parlour, Gentleman's Drrssing-room, Library;
and in the wings a handsome Drawing-ronaa and Eating-parlour,
thirty feet by twenty feet, thirteen feet high, opening to a Vl-
randa the length of the front of the house, and looking upon
the lawn, a colocade con:actin,' tile house with a Conserva-
tory stored with grapes ; in the basement are all requisite I
Offices, detached capital four-stall Stable, Harness-room, with
Loft and !dens' Room over, a Cart-horse Stable, two Coach-
Houses, Laundry, and Fruit Ftuom over, Gardener's House in
an enclosed l'ard, Poultry Houses, Drying Ground, two Kitchen
Gardens, one part walied, fully stocked, cropped, and planted;
the Pleasure Grounds are laid out with taste, and excel!ent Gra-
vel Walks, an Orcle.rd, anti Meadow Land, containing in all up-
wards of thirteen Acre 4. _ _

To b.: viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had on the
Premises; at the Li(*) and Lamb, Lewisham ' • Green Man,
Blackheath ; Bell, Bromley ; King's Arius, and Greyhound,
Croydon; Golden I.kn, Sydecduen ;at Garr.v.vay's, and Mr.
Robins, Warvrick-street, Golden square.
London, England, 1813-07-21

MAltitlt.D.

Tuesday se'nnight, at St. George'., London, Sir Luca Pepys,
part. to Miss Askew, sister of Adam AskewEN. of Rtdllt.ugh,
Durham.
In Youghall, Lieutenant John Sparrow, of the Waterford Re-
giment, to Anne, only daughter of thu lase Water C. Poole, Esq.
of Ballyanker' county of Waterford.
Lieutenant Edward Thompson, of the ntst Regiment, to Miss
Mary Hopkins, of Birr.
London, England, 1813-07-21

THE DARK WALKS.

• That part of the Gardens known by the title of
the Dark Walks, assumed quite a new aspect, and
instead of being wrapped in that gloom which has
hitherto characterised them, were rendered as light
as day, by the introduction of in immense number
of lamps, among the surrounding foliage, and in the
several avenues branching from them. The central
walk leading to the Portrait of his Majesty, was con-
verted into an alle veils, or green walk, on each side
of Which were double festoons of lamps, while a tem-
porary fence was formed of laurel boughs, and a
great profusion of exotic plants and flowering shrubs,
brought hither for the purpose of adding to the ro-
mantic 'sweetness of the scene. The statue of his
Majesty was adorned with laurel, and surrounded by
variu•us coloured lamps, forming the letters G. R.
the Crown and Triumphal Pillars.
On the :cite of the Hermitage, a tasteful little box,
with a transparency of Wellington, was erected for
Bologna, who during the night continued to exhibit
his celebrated fantoccini, for the amusement of the
promenader:.
Amidst the foliage of the trees, military tents were
erected in various directions, and• seats provided to
which parties might retire to enjoy the pleaiures of
conversation. Other tents were formed over plat-
forms erected for dancing, and several were devoted
to the purposes of refreshment ; giving to the whole
an appearance of an encampment in the bosom of a
wood.
London, England, 1813-07-21

LONDON.

',' MCICATOR'S hints will be attended to.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1813.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Red. SoSti—Cons. Min.-for ace. 571 i-I—Bonds Ss. 71. dis.
4 per Ct. 72ii—S per Cent. Rift—Omni= Si.
Dank Long Anus. I4i 5-16ths—kzels. Bills Ss. ss. dis.

The Auckland packet has arrived at Harwich
froth Heligoland, and the Earl of Leicester packet
from Gottenburgh. Two Mails have arrived by this
conveyance, from the latter place : our Readers will
perceive, by one of the articles from Stralsund, that
the Armistice is not expected to be prolonged. The
following are extracts from the Gottenborgh Papers :

" S FRALSUND, JUNE 25.

gg An embargo had been laid on all ships at Wis-
mar and Rostock, for fear that before any convoy
could be appointed these vessels, which were chiefly
laden with grain, might fall into the hands of Danish
privateers. This embargo is now taken off, on the
ship masters taking an obligation to put themselves
under Swedish convoy. The Swedish cruizers have
now received express orders to sink all pirates they
may fall in with."
London, England, 1813-07-21

.CERTIFICATES, A.Guir 10.

Wm. Reynolds, Chipping Ongar. , linen-dr:Tor. Edward Wal-
ker, Newgate-street, warehouseman. Wm.sind Edward Thomas
Hollingshrad, Derby, raff•merchants. Wm. leaf, Manchester,
merchant. Jultit Mellows, Curtain-road, Situreditch,stablekeerer.
John Freeth, B4lwell, Nottirgliamshire, calico printer. James
Alorsiss Birmingham, baker. Michael , Rutland street,
Whltechapcl, jeweller. John Harry, of King's-Cal le, Hertford-
shire, dealer in cattle. Elizabeth and Fra.:ces Duke, of El: ham,
Kent, linen-drapers. Nathan Jacob, of Mary-la-Bonne-street,
glass-cutter and manufacturer.
London, England, 1813-07-21

BANKR U PTS.

Benjamin Gooch, of Portland-road, Sr. Mary la-bonne, Middle-
sex, victualler, dealer and charman, to surrender July 24, Au-
gust 4, and Si, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Earnshaw,
Red Crow-street.
him Kemshead, of llernera-sireet, St. Mary la•lionne, Middle-
sex, carpenter and builder, July 81, August t, and 31, at 11,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. R. J. Chiprindall, Great Queen-
street, I.ineoln's Inn-fields.
John Mollart, of Shelton, Staffordshire, cling-manufacturer,
dealer and cliarnuo, July 28, 29, and August 31, at twelve, at
the Swami Inn, Hanley. Attorniet, Mr. Wilson, Au'k's Bench-
Walks, Temptz, Landon ; or Mr. Griffin, Hanley.
John Benfield, of Chandos-strect, St. Nlartin in the Mid-
dlesex, dealer and chapman, July 24, 31, and August' SI, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Chamr,Tavis-
tock-row, Covent-Garden.
Thomas Mitchell, of Jana-street, Commercial-road, Midedesex,
cheesemonger, dealer and chapman, July 27, August 10, and
31, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ml.liehael, lithch-
t lane, Corniiill.
DIVIDENDS tole made at GUILDHALL.

August 14, John Calioray, Nt.w upholsterer, at
telt. August 10, James, Thornds, and 3t4eph Kvsteven, York-
street, Covent-Garden, nuni's mercers, at ten. July 27, Janus
Alakeham, Linter hansts-st cllet‘entt:;:er, at twelve. July
31, VtPra. Wa•ling-strce:, wart. liousonan , at ten.—
ely 31, John Sisley, Beckley, sutitx, shopkeeper, at eleven.--
A ttgurit 14, Wm. W t Bethnal' Gre. n, soap .man utictu rer,
at one. August 10. !sac; Young, New Saran, vicnal:er, at ten.
August 2R, Jeremiah Parkinsots•and John Stork, of St. Saviour's-
Ci.urch-yard, Southwark, hop-lac:ors, at twelve. July ta. G. urge
Sk...rp the elder, Wm. Sh.ep, and George Slurp the younger, of
Threadneedle-rrett, merchants, at tel.
London, England, 1813-07-21

DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

August IS, George. Btrry, of Huntley, !!.:en•in.nufseturer, at
eleven, at the White Dear, Il4rntley. August 40, Joaathinlllook,
Stillington, Yorkshire, emu:non-brewer, at eleven, at the Wgite
Swan lau,York. August 12, John Busehall, Hindley, Latiessitaire,
cotton-spinner, at twelve, at the Puck i'th' %%a:, Wtso. Ausavt.
19, John Fos, Eritllivs^,ton, linen. draper, at eleven, at Clarke's
Hotel, York. August 12, Fie 11161 Allenby, of Louth, groctv, at
eleven, at the New King's Head, totals.
London, England, 1813-05-13

SURREY.

FREEHOLD VILLA, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, Farm-house,
Gardener's and Shepherd's Cuttage, and about ::30 Acres of
Land lying extremely compact, with immediate Pos.ession.
To be SOLD by AUC I'ION by BURI ON and It IST
___. _ _ •

On Thursday, May 27, 1813, at Twelvr ti'( lock, at Gar raway's
Coffee-house, Curnhill, by direction of the Executors of Robot
Wyie, F.sq. deceased, in two Lots,
AN unusually desirable and highly improvable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as BALLARDS, ling
extremely compact, in the centre of several Packs of Hounds,
admit ably suited for a Gentleman partial to Field Sports, brunt
fully situated to embrace a pleasing diversity of rustic scenery,
ou that esteemed eminence u.ar Addington, a plea'ant remove
from the respectable neighbourhood of Croydon ; th.t access to
which is by ;visa roads, about eleven miles trom London. The
Estate is environed by a thrifty Plantation of rich Fo:Lize, beau-
tifully studded with profitable Timber. The principal Fields
form a rich Vale of considerable extent, bound by quick kr:ices
of fast growth. The Farming Poi:dings are ample, in good order,
and suitably placed to Comm rod the Grounds. The Villa is mo-
dern, replete with domestic conveniences, well sopplied with
good water, secluded by selected Shrubs of rich verdure, inter-
sected with diversified Walks and dectioing Lawns. The whole
conibining to render it an envia'ale pu; chase.
Tickets to view and descriptive Particulars, with Plans of tile
Estate, may be had of Messrs. Oakley and Birch, Solicitors, Mar-
tin's-lane, Cannon-street ; at the King's Arms, Croydon; at Gar-
raway's ; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; and of Burton and Rig,
62, Vol nhill.
London, England, 1813-05-13

A BEAUTIRUL LSTAIE FOR SALE, IN THE SOUTH
OF SCOTLAND, AND COUNIY OF DUMFRIES.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTACT,
THE ESTATE of STIELSTON, in the Parish
of Holywood, and County aforesaid; consisting of 625
English Acres, or thereby, 450 of which are Arable, nearly
125 of Pasture Ground, and about 38 of very valuable thriving
Wood, mostly Oak, of 25 years standing, with more than tou
Oak Reserves, or Standards, upwards of 60 years old, besides
some valuable and ornamental old Trees around Stielston House.

'lids Property is situated ow the Banks ot the river Cairn, five
miles from Dumfries (one of the neatest and pleasantest towns in
Scotland), in a most delightful part of the country, and genteel
and excellent neighbourhood, commanding an extensive acd
charming View of the Vales of the Rivers Cairn and Ni,h, of the
Solway Frith and Town of Dumfries. Few prope.ties possess to
many local advantages, or delightful situations for building upon.
The Premises and surrounding Country abuund with Game, as
do the Rivers with Fish; and the County of Dumtrirs has been
long and justly celebrated for the salubrity of its air and climate,
the fertility of its soil, and the respectability ot its inhabitants.
The l.eases expire at Whitsunday first, excepting chat of one
of the Farms of about 231 Acres, which is current for fourYcars
thereafter. _ _

The Proprietor has right to the tieads (which are veined), and
the public burthens are very small.
Further particulars will be given by Robert Welsh, Esq. of
Colinn, Northumberland-street, Edinburgh; Alexander Blair,
Esq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh; or by Samuel Clark, jute.
Writer in Dumfries, in whose hands are the Title Deeds and a
Plan of the Estate. The Wood Forester or Tenants will shew
the Grounds, &c.
London, England, 1813-05-13

Th!s day were published, in One Vol. Bvo. price 7s. boards,
HISTORICAL SKETCHES of POLITICS
and PUBLIC MEN, for the Year 1812. (I'o be con-'
tinued Annually.
CliAtT LR I.—General View of the Character of the different
Parties. 1. The Ministerial Party. 2. The Opposition. 3. The
Popular Party.-11. Ministerial and Party Changes during the
Year.—lll. The Foreign Policy of Great Britain.-IV. Buona-
pane and the French Empire.—V. The Campaign in the Penin-
sula—Vl. Russian Politics and Campaign in the North—Vll.
America, and the Orders in Council—VlM Ireland and the Ca•
tholic Question-IX. The East India Company—X. Finances—
XI. The Question of Peace—Xil. Observations on some Public
lust itu t ions.

Printed for Longman, Hursr, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row, and at theßritish GallerF, 54, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1813-05-13

This day were published,
In 14 Vols. Bva. price Xis. Bs. boards, with two fine Portraits,
and a Fac-simile,

rr HE Works of BEA udioNT and FLETCH ER,
1 illustrated with Critical and Explanatory Notes, and Biu-
graphicAl Notices, and including an additional Pay, newer b. fore
ptd.lislied, and now Eta printed from the original MS. in the
possession of the Publisher..
Edited by HENRY WEBER, Esq. _ _

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, F. C.
and J. Rivington, White, Cochrane and Co. J. Murray, R. H.
Evans, it Seholey, J. Mawman, and Gale and Co. Loudon ; J.
Ballantyne and Co. and Doig and iitirling, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1813-05-13

DEAL, MAY 12.

Came down from the River, the Timore, for the
South Seas, and several other ships. Arrived the
DECOY cutter from off the French coast, and the EL-
GIN cutter from Portsmouth. Sailed the NYMPH cut-
ter with dispatches for off Flushing, and the RINALDO
for off Boulougne.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-05-13

This day was published, price 6s. boards,
The Second Part of

COTTAGE DIALOGUES among the IRISH
PEASAN TRY, with Notts and Illustrations.

By MARY LEADBEATER.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard; and J.
Cumming, Dublin. Where 'nay be bad, by the same Author,
the First Part of Cottage Dialogues, price 6s. in boards.
This day were published.
In Seven Volumes royal lamp. price £2. 25. boards,
Dedicated to the Right Honourable Lord Byron,
THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS AND
NOVELS of R. C. DALLAS, Esq.
The first volume is a Miscellany of Essays and Poems ; the
or,her volumes contain the Novels of Percival, or Nature Vindip
cared; Aubrey; and Morland.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, 51, New Bond-strest.
London, England, 1813-05-13

This day was pnb.!slied, price 12s. in boards,
A new and much-improved Edition of
ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of COOKERY, on a
Plan entirely newt consisting of every thing requisite for
Cooks to know in their Departments; likewise Confectionary
and Pickling, proper for Housekeepers to have a knowledge of;
containing Bills of Fares for every Day of the Year, and Direc-
tions how to Dress each Dish : being one year's Work at the late
Most Noble the Marquis of Buckingham's, from the Ist of Janu-
ary to the 31st of December, 1005 ; including the Dinners and
Entertainments given to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
during a week at Stow, and to Louis XVIII. and the French
Princes at Gosfield. By JOHN SIMPSON, then Cook to the
late Marquis of Buckingham. Being the third Edition, correc-
ted and enlarged, with the addition of Pickling, &c.
London Printed for W. Stewart, 191, opposite Albany, Pic
cadilly ; and soli by all Booksellers and Newsmen in the King-
dom.
London, England, 1813-05-13

MAJESTY'S ARMY AND NAVY.
DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform theft
numerous Friends. Venders, and the Public, they have
opened a Warehouse, No. 7, Wells-street, Jermyn-street, St.
James's, and appointed S. Ske the Whok..iie Agent, to the
sale of their real JAPAN BLACKING.
Purchasers are particularly requested to observe, the labels ott
this much approved Japan Blacking, are plain and distinct, (wit.)
—the Real Japan Blacking, made by I tay and Martin, not 17,
High Holborn. and signed by them, under which is their address,
thus," Welh-st rein, Jermyn-street, St. James's."
N. B. Day and Martin hare no connection with tiny of et
hou.e of that name, or any of those houses who sell a +patios'
sort of trash in the name, with a small as or Cr on their labels.
Sold wholesale and retail at the Warehouse, Wells-s rest, Sr.
James's; and retail by Mr. Brown. Boot-maker, Piccadilly ;
Mr. Taylor, Boot-makir, Warwick-street, Golden-square; Mr.
Alien, Patten maker, St. Martin's-laue- Mr. Shalii., 239,
Borough ; Mr. Mason, No. 4, John-street, i-dgeware-rnad Mr.
Stockham, Boot-maker, Millhank-street, Westnuoster ; and Mr.
E. Hammond, North Parade, Brighton, in stone bottles ; basics
Is. 6d. and lied. each.

••• Portable Blacking of equal quality far superior to any Balls
or Cakes, is prepared and put up in Tin Boxes fur the oonve•
Mance of the Army, Navy, and Travelkrs, by S. Slue, at U. 64..
and 75.. sub, and good allowance to Venders.

DR. SQUIRRELL'S (Author of the Maxims or
Health) i ONIC POWDERS and DROPS hive been pro.
scribed fur ludigestitin and us effects for SO pars wish a,coiu•b.
ing success..

These admirable medicines, taken joindy, evacuate bile,
phlegm and water, give strcng•h to the organs . f
&orate the nerves, remove pain and spay:: ef the stomach, expel
wind, produce an appetite, and ecrreet acidity. 1 hey also cure
oisesaes of the liver, aud those ineider.t to swam climates, or too
free tieing.

N. B. Tbe Powders taken Acme remedy ►. &mite hack, re.
move obstructions, Itssen dimini,h heat, sorry 41
fever, cure the head-ache, and Lase singular efficacy iu removing
a fit of inflammatory rant.

The Pousd.rs 4s. •9d or 6s. The Drops 91. 9d. or Gs. so!d Ft
the hie Tun's, Royal kxchauge ; Ciarkt., [Nis-Erect, 80.
rough; Mstchell, 9, (;barks-gter, SOOO-ssitiarc; and the Pre-
ptietor (Irom Soho-square), 39, Ciariton•crcsit, !hatters Tasen
also by all the wholesale Venders in I.Glidoei.
Merchailk and Captains of zhipi allowed an ample di •erstrit.
London, England, 1813-05-13

!VALUABLE, EXTENSIVE. AND IMPROVEABLE FREE-
I HOLD ES FATE, Comprising nearly the WHOLE SOUTH
. SIDE of JAMES-STREET, HAYIVIARKET, which wall be
SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. S FE WART,
At his Great Room, No. 194, Piccadilly, opposite Albany, on
Wednesday, the 26th day of May, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two
Lots. unless previously disposed of by Private Contract,
THIS truly desirable and productive FREE-
HOLD ESTATE consists of a spacious range of substan-
tial Premises in perfect repair, let to highly respectable Tenants
and at moderate rents, and occupies a frontage of near 240 feet,
including the Old Established Royal Tennis Court, a very con-
venient and well-built Dwelling house, the Cabinet Manufactory
of Messrs. France and Biotin, the capital Barn under the same,
which from its contiguity to StJames's, Haymarket, is very pro-
ductive, excellent Lofts over it, a Building forming,part of the
Haymarket Theatre and the capacious Vaults, emending for a
considerable depth under the whole of the Prsmises. All in the
several occupations of Mews. Key and Co. Messrs. Winston and
Co. Mr. Kinghorn. Mr Miunukin, and Mr. Cox, and producing
a clear Re tal of nearly "00 per atinum.
Particulars may te had of Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw,
Saville-place, New Burlington street ; at the Auction Mart ; and
of Mr. Stewart, Piccadilly, where a Plan and Elevation of the
l'r 1115 s mry be seen.
witwe may be viewed by leave of the Tenants, on apply-
ing .Ir. 4211u:china% at the Tennis-court, from twelve to
two *, :
London, England, 1813-05-13

BOSTON, MARCH 19.

The National Inklligencer of Friday last states, that
the offer of mediation had not been made by the Rus-
sian Government until since the adjournment of Con-
gress, and that when made it was promptly accepted
on the part of our Government.
This offer of mediation amounts to nothing more
than an offer to be the medium for transmitting a pro-
position for peace from one of the belligerents to the
other. The acceptance of this offer is merely a pro-
mise either to make or to receive such a proposition.
We arc sorry to say, that we see in this transaction
no new prospect of peace.
BLOCKADING SQUADRONe..-ACCOUDDI from Norfolk
are to the 11th, at night. It was then reported, that
800 men had been landed from the squadron on Old
Point Comfort, that the town was in a bustle, and
every one trying to remove his property. The Con-
stellation and about 20 gun-boats were at Craney
Island. It was ascertained that the fleet had no
troops on board except the usual complement of ma-
tines. The force to be employed on the Southern
Station consists of six 74's, 12 frigates, six sloops of
war, and six tenders : most of the ships have bombs,
carcases, and rockets on board.
A Gentleman Who left the Chesapeake squadron
March 8, informs, that they intended to take posses-
sion of Smith's Island that d ty, with detachments of
150 men from each ship. An expedition against
Smith's Island, we should conceive, would not re-
quite a very formidable force.
A letter from Norfolk, March 9, mentions the
alarm at that place, and that a Gentleman from the
fleet says, one of their 74's has rockets and bombs on
ooard, and that another expedition was fitting out at
ißermuda. The Norfolk Banks have removed their
,pecie. A postscript says, the alarm has somewhat
I ibsided,
London, England, 1813-05-13

This day werwriblished.
Tn Two Vols. Bvo. peat.' ss. the Second Edition. of
POEMS, ORIGINAL and TRANSLATED ;
including Versions of the MEDEA and OCTAVIA of
SENECA.—By ;he Rev. C. A. WHEgLWRIGH Ty 4.M, Tri-
nity College, Cambridge.
Printed fpr A. J. VALpy, Tooke's-court, Chancery-lane.

_
AMERICAN QUESTION.
Just published, price I s. 6d.
ANTICIPATION of MARGINAL NOTES on
the DECLARATION of GOVERNMENT of the 9th
of January, 1813, in the American National Intelligenrer.
" The comments on our declaration are the productions of one
who is well acquainted with the subject on which he writes, and
who writes with temper, but with force. What he says is al-
ways pertinent; and no recourse is had to the language of in-
temperance." CRITICAL REVIEW for April, 1813.
" The writer of the Letters of a Cosmopolite (reported in out
number for August) here comes forward with the same accurate
knowledge of circumstances' and with the more pointed style
which suits the character of a declared vindicator of the American
Government; and whoever is desirous of reading a clear state-
ment of the case, on the American side, will find it in this short
tract." MONTHLY REVIEW for April, 1813.
Sold by Underwood and Co. (late Murray) 32, Fleet-street ;
J. M. Richardson, Cornhill ; Gale and Co. Paternoster-row;
Rodwell, New Bond•street ; and all other Booksellers.
Where also may be had, by the same Author, price 51.8 d.
THE DISPUTE WITH AMERICA, considered in a series
of Letters from a COSMOPOLITE to a CLERGYMAN.
And, Price le. 6d.
A LETTER from a CALM OBSERVER. to a NOBLE
LORD, on the subject of the Declaration of the 21st of April,
1812, relative to the Orders in Council.

CANAL
Grand Junction, Leicester, Milton, Mowbrary, Shrop-
shire' Wilts and Berks Kennet and Avon Canal Shares, Trent
and Mersey or Grand Trunk Navigation, Bonds, and Grand
Junction Water Works Sbares.—Apply to the Office of Mr.
Scott, 28, New Bridge-street.

FRENCH PiiPERS.

PARIS, MAY 6.

We this moment learn that a courier has just
arrived at Paris, dipatched from the field of battle,
before Lutzen, on the afternoon of the 2d May. He
circulated throughout the whole of his journey, that
he set out at the very moment when'the French army,
commanded by the Emperor in person, had gained
the most signal and complete victory over the Rus-
sian and Prussian army, commanded by the Emperor
of Russia and King of Prussia in person. We will
infallibly, in a short time, receive the details of so
important and so glorious an event.
London, England, 1813-05-13

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 12.

Arrived his Majesty's ship MENELAUS, Sir P. PAR-
XER, with a convoy from the Mediterranean, last
from the Westward, and is under quarantine ; also,
arrived his Majesty's ship MEDUSA, Hon. Captain
BoUVERIE, and the SWIFT store ship, from Plymouth;
and his Majesty's ship LACEDESIONIAN, from off
Cherburgh. Sailed his Majesty's sloops PRIMROSE
and SPITFIRE, with a convoy for the Downs.
London, England, 1813-05-13

PLYMOUTH, MAY 11.

Arrived last evening the Portuguese brig Trium-
ph° de Olio, a prize, captured some time since on
the coast of Africa, by the AMELIA frigate, Hon.
Captain lan., for a breach of the laws for the aboli-
tion of the slave trade. She Is last from Sierra Leone,
as a cartel, having on board the masters and crews
of the ships Trinidad, belonging .to Glasgow, and
Andalusia, belonging to Gibraltar, with letters of
marque, bound to theWestlndies, which vessels were
captured by the French frigate l'Arethuse, on the
African Coast. A Missionary is come over in the
above vessel. She spoke on the 19th ult. off the
Western Islands, the American privateer Paul Jones,
of 18 guns and 160 men. We understand the cartel
has not brought any particular news from Africa ;
she sailed from Sierra Leone sixtpone days since.—
Arrived a Lubeck brig from Bourdeaux, under li-
cence, with a cargo of brandy, &c. bound to Lcmclon.
—The American ship Mount Hope, Captain Coat,
that was recaptured and sent into this pout yesterday
by the SURTRILLANTE and ANDROMACHE frigates, on
'her passage from George Town, under licence, with
a cargo of rice, bound to Cadiz, was captured by the
Invincible French corvette, which was afterwards
taken by the MurrNE brig of war, Capt. DE Coracv,
after an action of three hours, and sent for Ports-
mouth. The MUTINE arrived here last week from a
cruize off the Western Islands.—Arrived last evening
his Majesty's brig CHILDERS, of 18 guns, from Hali-
fax, with dispatches. Sailed the MENELAUS andl
MEDUSA frigates, and SWIFT store-ship, for Ports-
mouth.—Went up the Harbour the ANDROMACHE
frigate, to be refitted.—A lighter, belonging to this
port, upset this morning, in Catwater, dining al
squall, and instantly sunk ; crew saved.
London, England, 1813-07-28

DIED.

Friday last, 4t hie seat Doddington Cheshire, in his 69th
year, the Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton, h air. He is succeeded in
his title and estatts by his eldest son, Licuteaant-Ge:.eral now Sir
John Delv,s Bmughton.

riro cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without
impairi:T. the constitction, is that execlk-ht preparation,
Mrs. VINCEN GOWLAND's Lotion. Thu following note
from a Lady of rink,
No. 49, Charlotte-street Portland place.

Lad, Catherine Lot-ox presents bet co:nil:m-2ms u, Nlts.
Vincent, and has the rlea•oire of stating, that, by the use of two
quart bottles of her Lowland's L‘tittu, she is perfectly cured of a
violent Eruption upon her face and arms ; she was recommended
by ber Physician to make use of the Lotion, which his excee:!ed
to r most santtible expi-ctitions. Mr,. V. is at liberty to make
use of her mime, :15 havlng experienc....! its 11;:alitin vitt : a,sl
Lady Lennox will also recommend i! us much as p:issible within
the sphere of her acquaint:Alice.
livid by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, El:Nle-;-street, Crowe:or-square;
B-.con and Co. 1.;-:,,OXford-Art.,-r; Co. Salisb,ity ;
Cruttwell, 13sth; V.'t !stn.:he:me, Y irlt Trewroan, Exeter;
Gregson, Livertool ; Ciiokwvirley, Plynn•tith ; Hosland, Dock ;
Tymbs, Worcester; Walker, ; and
a)! respectable Venders of geubtine altd Petit:in:Ts in
every Town in li.tirop:!, in quarts, Os. td. plots, ss.tid. hell pints,
91.
k-7- To prevent counterfeit Lotions, it is necessity to observe
the name NI. E.,Vinceut is signed upon all that is gent.ir...
1,-kewise is sold as above,
_ _

Vir.oent'; Restorative Tonal l'otvtier, f..r preserving, re<.tcr-
inr, ant; beiuti yi.lg the Teerli, ant curing the `curvy in the
Gums. price 2s. 9d each hoz.

CORDIAL VALHI OF GILEAD I; now
_L.VALHI considered as the greatest discovi•ry that ha b.seif ntailn la
the memory of man, being potent, safe, and pleasant. The rapid
and increasing fame bestowed on its author mid irvei:tor,
SOLOWIIfts!, of Liverpool, is the trot and Dilly criterion to ji:dgir
of the merits of a medicine which has been administered iroin
the lushes: to the lowest class of people with each hap'y and
uniform success. The venders of this medicine frequently can-
not get supplied so quick ac the demand isleir it ; and it is a fact'
`A orthy of remark, that they are sold nearly as soon as they ar-
rive to hand, most of the 11s. bottles being beskoke before they
are order.A.

No person labouring under wealcnese and debility should
despair, but make a trial of the Cordial Balm cf Cilead, which
will not disappoint theii hopes, how' vet sanguine they may be.
Sold by bilatl.ews and Leigh, is, Sir:lid, London ; it. %firth,
North Bridge, Falinburzii; p.rul ail Medicine. Fenders. Pike i
each, or four in one lanai v bottle ftsr 335. by which our lis. bot-
tle is saved, with the words " Laml. Solomon, Liverpool," et-
graved on the Stamp.
IP.° Dr. Solomon expects' when consulted by letter, the usual
compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, .addressed—
" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Nouse, near Liverpool.
Paid double postage."
London, England, 1813-07-28

This day was puhlished, price Es. bound,
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the GLOBES
A —Containing a most extettASre variety of Problems, nuns-
b,x. of which entirely new, exeicises, tables, Ste. and a &scrip-
ti,oi of :he d'fferent appearances of the Heavens, at every hour
el the nigh-. throughout the whole year.
By W. A. BELLENGER,
labor of a Dictionary of Idioms, Ste.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Crosby and Co

ant;. Bootcy.
Ireii Published by the same Author, and to be had as above,
1. The French Primer, or an introduction to French Comer-
sation, in two parts, Is. sewed.
trench Conversation, containing Dialogues upon the most
familiar subjects, a lirAit Edition, 2.5. b6und.
3. Fables Choisles, avec un Dicionaire sou too: let snots sont
txplique.; GramtnricAment, bound.
4. A Dictionary of .he Idioms of the trench and English Lan-
guage+, 7•4 bound.
The Critical Review for May, 1813, gives the 1),(4: the follsr.-r-
Ing characto. :—" It is truly r, marked, that the idiom of a lan-
guage caroor be leartied by It seems often to consist of
evanescent nieetit s, which no rtiles can fix or bind. The presto,
shlunie, which comair:s.t copious practical iliustliarion of French
and lii;4li,h Idioms may serve to facilitate the acquisition of both,
particularly the first. The Att:l2ors- truly observe, that it m,y
be react as a book, learnt by heart as a task, or cohsultel a, a
Dictionary."
London, England, 1813-07-28

TM'S ?ay was published,

In One large Vol. royal Bro. price Lt. IP. boards,
ATREATISE on CHARTER-PA R TIES of
Affreightment, NB of j,adi g, and Stoppage in Transku;
with at. Append.x of Pr-ced•nts.
By EDWARD L AWES, Esq.
Of tbe Tuner Temple, Barrister at Law. •
London : Printed for Reid and Hunter, Law Booksellers, Bell-
yard, Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1813-07-28

TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Carminative for Children, called the IN-
FANTS' PRFSERVATI Vli, Intl:arid genuine only by
John Atkiismo, A pu,thecary, Mancketer, is become so celebrated,
and it; tot so get,trally adopted, that any public notice of its pro- •
;:ertics or effects would be unnecessary, were it not that the repu-
tation of the genuine preparation is lik, ly to be injured by the
bale of s7nrinus ininations, which are shamefully otir rc.l for sale
in various parts of the King,dum, and particularly where the me-
di6ne is in the greatest repine. Ladies and others who send to
the ,holes, are requested to observe, that each bottle of the genuine
preparation has the r.ignature of John Atkinson, on a copper-plate •
!girl alined, and the names of Barclay and Son, the wholesale
Agents, ea the stamp.
irr The " Infaw's Preservative" has been prepared in Man-
thcecr by the present Propri,tor and Inventor near CO years,
dining which the bide has ben progressively increazing, till it
has nearly cupersetied the use of all other Carminatives, and it
niay be confident; y a sert-d, that snore than thirty thousand Fa-
in the :own and :Itighbenir!thail of Manchester, can vouch
for its salubrious and oreztrvative property. It IS a pleasant,
- innocent, and efficacious Carniinative, intended as a preventative '
against, as well as a rersiedy for those Complaints to which Chil-
then in their curly infancy ate most lialde ; as afflict"! or disor-
Cured fie wels, Convul(ions, difficult Breathing, the Rickets,
as also an at!roiraLle Assistant to Nature, during the progress of
the Huopisig CtAii,h, the A/Leash:A, and the Cow Pock And Vac-
eine Inoculation.
Prepared by Jan Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester; and
sold by Barclay and Sons, 93, Fiee:-Market, London (who are
appointed ..ole Wholesale Agents), and all respectable Ven-
CCIS of Medicine in Town and Country, price Is. lid. or in bot-
tles containing silt of the small, at•4s. 6d. each, duty jncluded.
As above may also Le Lai the Buse Liulasesu fur me Vipples,
prise Is. lid.
London, England, 1813-07-28

FOR SALE B 1 PUBLIC AUCTION,

At the Custom-house, Dom, on Tuesday, August 3, 1813, at
Noon, in sundry Lots,
THE IOLLOWING GOODS, free of duties,
Condemned in the Court of Exchequer :
40 Hogsheads, 183 cierces, 8400 Gallons French White Wine
Vinegar.
680 Gallons Spirits of Brandy, and 54 Gallons Geneva,
Which may be v;ewed and tasted on the day before and on
the morning of the day of sale.
Twenty.five per Cent. will be required .of the purchase-money
as a deposit.
London, England, 1813-07-28

This dal- was publii.hed, in decoy Bve. with Plates, price 9s.
H. First Volume of

AN INIPROVED SYS I'EM of MNEMONICS;
or, :sr of Assistiv,; the Memory; simplifitd and adapted
to the general lira' clies , t i. rature.
ty I HOMAS OGLAN, Lecturer on Mnemonics.
Tt.e First Volunte contains the primary Arrangement of Cie
System; Application of it to Figures; Symbols; Chronological
Associations for the Kings of Englind, from Fenn to his Ares nt
Majes y; Associat oats for the Kings of Scotlinti; Lord Lit ate
rants.ef Irelard; Kings of France; F.:nperors of Germany ; Em.
ut Rome, &c.; a Nltternotlizal D.ct:onary ; and the Mul-
,iplicati4m Table arranged in a New Manner, for Learners, &c.
1 his Voltnie requires no tu:ure part to elucidate any of the sub-
jects to which at is applied. 'Fite stcond Volume applying the
by•zein to Geography, Ht tory, &c. will be soon published.
i.ondin: Published by Craduck and Joy, Paternoster-row;
rill J. lialchard, PircadAly.
London, England, 1813-07-28

This day were published,

By H Coitturn, Conduit•arest, London, and sold by all Booksellers,
MEMOIRS of Sir JOSHUA REYNOLDS,
Knight, L.I. I) F.R.S. F.S.A. &c. late PreAjdent of the
Royal Aeadrmy. By JAMES NORTHCOTE, E R.A.
Corn rising orig nal anecdotes of Dr. Johnson, Dr. Goldsmith,
Burke, Garrick, and many other distinguished characters. 4to.
pith Portrait s, &c.
2. Memoirs of Prince Potemkin, a work replete with curious
and original Anecdotes of the Court of Russia, sew 9s.
London, England, 1813-07-28

rxrET.OTTERY.

ITAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
JL respectfully inform the Public, that Tircr ars and SHAEES
for the yresent &FA-1E LOTTF.RY, are on Sale at their Office,
No. 9.1, ROYAL EXCHANGE, London.
This Lottery, consisting of only 12,000 Tickets, will com-
mence drawing on the 17th BL.rrEms R. next, and will be Drawn
in Two Days:
THE SCHEME. CONTAINS
2 - Prizes of - . £lO,OOO
2 - - of - 10,000

%'ith other Capitals, and has in it no Prize of less valve than
.E2O —The First Thousand Blanks will be entitled tot each ;
the First Prize above £2,i to 1'10,000; and the First above .€.20
oi. the Second Day, to £20,000.

T _OW E'S vATENT 13RITISH SHIR'T'ING
.1.4 Cl 0 1 11—the only Manufacture of the Kind In the United
Kinrriom. F.stithiished i nos. •
Phis fabric ir••eit its contmercznient bas been manefactured
w;th a view for sale to p-ivate F2llliiit•S and home Trade, and is
now brots,;ht to a diver of exc.lleoce and per:ectien unequalled,
and sold at about halt the prier of Irish Linen.
It is peculiarly adapted ter all seasons arid climates by Its free-
dom ftc m the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere,
to which every other description of Shirting Cloth is liable.
Ps durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
vanda unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim-
burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
qualities for which it is recornin.mtled.
Sold at the Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 154, Cheap.
side, near Sr. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Ca. 89, Pall Mali,
ana co oli•T bowie
London, England, 1813-07-28

This day were publi-hed,
By H. Com) N, No. 50, Conduit-street,
'TRAVELS through NORWAY and LAP-
A.. LAND, in the years 1 ROG and 1807. My LEOPOLD VON
MUCH, Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin.—
Tramlated from the Crrman by JOHN BLACK, with Notes,
ard znele account of the Author, by Professor JAMESON, one
volume 410. with Maps.
i lte ii,formation which this traveller cotveys relative to
'mai and Lapland, and th-ir inhabitants, is highly important."
the App. ndiz to :he Monthly Review, June.
Of the .ante bookseller may be had,
_ _

The interettinz '!'ravel, of Dr. Pougneville in the Morea, Al-
bania, Bec. Plate', A.?. 2%.
Langsdull's Voyage; ai,d Fravels to Brazil, Kantschatka, and
Japan, 4to. with numerous flares, £z. 12s. 6d.
London, England, 1813-07-28

This day was published,
By T. E!!'i.,i-rots, Military Library, Whitehall, price Ss. bound,
ACONCISE SYNOPSIS OF GEOGRAPHY,
for tLe Use of the Junior Department of the Royal Mili-
tary College at Sattdhurst.
Also, in One bltcy.prire At.bnaras, PRACTICAL. FIELD
FORTIFICATION, tllustr rd with Plates, forming the Second
or Supplemental Volume ,o the "'1 henry of Field Fortification.'
By C. MAI.OIOI DE MARTEMONT,
Master of Fortification and Artillery, in the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich.
London, England, 1813-07-28

BY THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS FOR THE REDEMP-
' 'HON OF CHURCH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX,
AND THE•'BXONEAATION OF SMALL LIVINGS .
AND CHARM ABLEINS Ifruvorm.
CHURCH AND CORPORATION LAND TAX OFFICE,
1113, PAILIAMINT..STIL*LT, JULY 24, 1813.
•
milt unckrwritten LORDS COMMISSIONERS
appolated by his M:lesty's Comntission under the Great•
Seal, bearing date 25th March, 1799, for the put poses of Regu •
lating 'Directing, Approving, and Confirming all SALES of
PROPERTY for the REDEMP PION of the LAND-TAX, by
all Bodies Politic and Corporate, and Companies, and Feoffees
and Trustees for Charitable and other Public Purposes,
DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE,
That whereas by the Act of the 53d Geo. 3. Cap. 123, it is
enacted as follows, viz.
That all Lay Corporations Aggregate, and all Companies, and
all Fectifees or Trustees for Charitable er other Public Purposes.
shall and are hereby required, within three calendar mouths after
the passing of this Act, (v:z. 12th July, 1813), to transmit t• the
Commissioners for the time being, acting in the execution of (he
said Act of the Forty-second Year of his present Majesty, and of
this Act, by virtue of Letters Patent under the Great Seal of
Great Britaii, an Account to writing, specifying the amount of
the Land Tax which shall not then have been redeemed, or con-
tracted to have been redeemed by or on behalf of such Corpora-
, tions Aggregate, or Companies, or Feoffees or Trustees respec-
tively ; and a general description of the Manors and other Here-
ditaments belorg'ng to such Corporations Aggregate, or Com-
panies, or noffees or Trustees, in reApect of which the Land-
Tax shall remain charged or chargcablc.
We desire that returns pursuant to the above recited Provi-
sion, may forthwith be transmitted to us ilth as little delay as
possible. AUCKLAND.
GLENBER VIE.
By Order of the. Board, W. YOUNG, Secretary.

• EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Jrs 27, 1813.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of ihe,UNITED
COMPANY 4f M ERC 114 NTS of ENGLAND, tradirtz,
to the EAST INDIES, d. hereby giso•soti,e,
• That the remainder of the Papers respecting tlf^ Ncgociatlon
with Government for the Renewal of the COMPAN V't CIiAR-
IER, are now printed for the information of the Proprietors, and
may be had open application at this !louse.
JAMES COBB, A:;istan: Socreherv.
London, England, 1813-07-17

GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS.

MIDDI.ETON'S IMPROVED BLACK
..L1 • LEAD PENCILS of different degrees of hardness. The
many gross imposition, practised on the public by unprincipled
persons who vend a vile composition, in app. ai anre Lice Black
I.ead,•but which has none of Ili properties, remi.rf it ilecegsary
for N. hilooLvrots, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the King and
Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, ar.d those Gentle-
men, who are in ear habit of Using his Pencils, the reputation of
Which has been established near s;rty years, and which were
formerly known by the mark of Middleton only, have now the
folloWint stamp on each Pencil: N. Middleton, PM, Strand,
London, and for On; Prepared Lead, the fawning: Prepared
Lead, N. Middleton, ]Manufacturer, 162. Strand, j..onslon, with
a aistinguishing naari to denote the quality of the Lead, as H,
bird, H inkier; &e.
The' pleat& v./2,11H in London Of Le•ter Copiing 1130106*5,
Writing and Dressing Desks and Bout, Pocket-Ewald, and- a
large asoordhast solidity sftlelel, Siscristry, Ow.