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. 411fIDD,L4E.S' SESSIONS.
CtERKENWF.LL, TUESDAY, APRIL 6.
.
,'[his day thrt General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the
tv o. Middtesex commenced, at Hicks's Hall, Clerkenwell-
,
Maros &wider:, a Captain in the East India naval service,
indictedfor assaulting James Kews, a wathman of the
C-:ston.4 .n ntexr of the gd of August last. It appeared, by
or' Kew.v. that he was on duty in the East India
cks, tvin.ii the de endant passed rather hastily near him; not•
kilo.. ,sig who he was, he folhwed 'him, when the defendant
tamed sharp round, and gave him a violent blow in the ace.
• Mr. erj,ant BEST, for the def-hdant, cross-examined him, as
whether be was not drunk, and had not first insulted that-
defen lant ; and having addressed the Jury in a speech in which
be insisted on these topics, they found the defendant Not Guilty.
Macs Moses, a Jew. was indicted for assaulting and falsely-
imprisoning Cidear Humbarr, a Lamar, and native of Set-log-s-
-pa am, in the East Indies. it appeared that the defendant, on
the 26th of August Let, decoyed the Lascar into his house, on
tNe offer to procure a ship and clothes for tim. He next took
him to a barber's shop, got but hayed to disguise him, and ins,
posed him on -the Inspecting Officers of the Company, before
whops he ;Carted as an American, by the name of John Lewis.—
l'he.Jury found him Guiky, and sentence was deferred.

Warrr ens Prt.—Yesterday a person was fully committed.
charged on suspicion of the murder of a pauper in Overton'i •
Poor-house, at Mile•end. It appeared that, in consequence of
the decease:l having dirtied his bed (to which he was confined by
a fever), the prtFolicr stripped him, and threw water over him,
which occasioned his death. •
captain Garr-bon, an American, who was entrusted to bring
home the Lord Cathcart West Indiaman, was charged with the
murder of P. Small, a Black, on board the said ship, ot: the high
seas, by beating him with a rope, throwing him down, and
jumping on his breast.—He was committed for trial at the Mini-
salty Sessions.

Napoleon is very fond of the term destiny. Can he
seriously think, under existing circumstances, that he
Iv/Wined ever to form, among all his eccentric pro-
jects, so capital a plan for public and individual bene-
fitots that of the present English State Lottery, which
contains MORE PRIZES than BLANKS
`We are desired to state that the Octavo Edition of
MT. ScoTT's new Poem of ROKEBY was published this
d4y by Messrs. LONGMAN and Co: in London, and
r MISTS. BALLANTYKES, in Edinburgh. A Set of Illus-
trations to this Poem, after Designs by T. STOTHARD,
R. A. will be published by the Proprietors, of the
Poem early in May.
- WHOLESALE FURNITURIEWAREIIOUE, PALL-MALL,
LONDON.—The Nobility and Gentry furnishing, may
be supplied with my quaptity of Mr. ALLEN'S new
Style of Mosaic Chintz, *signed for the decoratiOn
of Drawing-rooms, also his permanent Tea-
coloured and Ruby Damasks, for Dining-rooms and
Libraries. • Families residing a great distance from
ToWn, may be accommodated with Patterns sent for
their, Approbatio providing' they engage to give
their orders. _ _
London, England, 1813-04-07

PLAN OF THEIR lIV3INESS.

Irish Shirting and t;hteung sold by the single piece at the whole-
sale Irish Price, warranted full ntnoure, of sound (attic, grass
breached, and tree from •iatnage—failing in any particular, the
purchase-money will be returned. No other article
Bank of Ireland Notes received at par in payment for Goods.
Irish Bank Notes, or approved 11111 s, discounted' to any amount.
Persons having connexions in Ireland, may have their blll3;.l)ratts,
act. pa!,sed through the above House with fidelity and dispatch.
JOHN DONOVAN,No. 4, Blaomsbury-square,
London, Agents.
SAML. P. LEA, No. 10, Stcpben.svect,
London, England, 1813-04-07

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,

Established by Roya' Charter in the Reign of King George I.
March' nti3.
DERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the 35th instant, ar.: licrt by informed, that receipts are now
ready to be delivert cl •)r. the t 'ompany's Offices, over the Royal
Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as will as by their respective Agents
in the several Counties ; gad the parties asimred are requested to
apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
April next, as the usual fifteen days allqwed for payment, be-
yond Use date of each Voifey, will then expire.
SAMUEL rENNING, jun. Secretary.

Attendance is given, daily, at the said Oakes, tor the As-
surance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and apps in Harbour,
in Dock, or while Iluilding, from Lose., or Damage by Fire; and
also for the Assurance of, and grasiting A:int:hies on 'Lives.
N. B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of eavence, to the As.
sured, where the annual Premium amounts to or upwards.

PUBLIC :•.111..E.
1,,n) E. INDIA colsToN !,.rocK NGS, sdling
ofiwitic,ut vs( rye, wi.h a quantiq of 4.l.'lnte and Black
S cOC KINGS, and some errioir: White and fancy-coloured
French Kid 01.0VeS, at Ott f liowin° prices, viz. White or
Brown Cot.on at is. 6d. a pair; Fine 2...Stiper ‘3s.; FAtra 3s. 6d.
Silk Stockings with Cotten Feet 6s 61 ad Silk 7.. 6d. very cu-
rious IGs. Good Gloves is. a pair upwards.--Please to be parti-
cular in the name and number, that you may not be imposad
upon.—RADFORD's, No. 52, Cheapside.

No. 43BIOOMSFirRF-SQUARE, LONDON; AND No. 10,
STEPHEN-s I REE F, DUBLIN.

THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY, possessing a
thorough knowledge of the Liner Trade, an ample Cari-
tal to take every advaotage of tLe 1ri.:1% markets, •nd an uorival-
led extent of business, teel confident In asiarlng the Public their
Stock will at all. times be found the largest and best selected in
the British Empire, by reiortiug to which the purchaser of lridi
Linens will certainly save from sispeoce to one shilling per yard.
London, England, 1813-04-07

NEW PIANOFORTE MUSIC.

Just published by Goulding, D'Alltnaine, 'Potter and Co. No. 20,
Soho-square, London; and Nu. 7, Westmoreland-street,Dublin,
LES PETITS BIJOUX, No. VI. containing the
favourite air, " The Voice of her I love," arranged with
variations —Costult Walti and Rondo, by 1.. Hobrecht, pr.2.s.
Do. No. VII. etifytaMtiig, " S:ciltana and Rondo," composed by
J• W. Holder, price Us.--" I.e Retour de l'Annee," Andante and
A2ll49l'eareposed by R. Light, price 2s.—" Marie," a Tyrolese
it, with Variations, by P. Knapton, pr. 2s. 6c1," The Flight
"tore gitssia, a hondo; composed by Miss A. Valentine, 'pr. 2s.
" A Romance;' with Variations for the Harp, composed by J.
Parry, pr. Is. 8d....," Wild Darrell," from the celebrated Poem,
" Rottemr," composed for three Voices, by Sir J. Stevenson, pr.
• titl.—" Tile Bard of Mona," a Glee, composed by J. Parry,
pr. us.—" The Moon beant-plays on yonder grove," a Duet, sung
by :Miss Bolvn awl Mr. Sinclair, in " Poor Vulcan," composed
by H. R. B.shop. pr. 2s.—" Roses aml Woodbines so sweetly that
bloom," a BuLad, sung by Mr. Sinclair, i;s the same, composed
by Do. pr. Is. 6d.—" Departure," a Ballad, composed by 1).
?,I:azinghi, pr.'s. titl.—" Gcrona March am] t uicks(er," for the
Fhoolorte and Harp, composed by P. Rosolli, price 'a. 61 or
single, pr. Is. thi.L--" Busacco March and Quickstep," composed
by Do. pr. 2t.. 6d. or sing:e, pr. Is. 6sl.

II ARV EY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
THE above admired Article continues to be pre.
pared onl7 at LAZENBY% Warehouse, No. 6:gdward-
street, Portman-square, and is respectfully recommended to the
Nobility and Getury as a most excellent Sauce for all kinds of
1'0; it is particularly excellent with Game, Steaks, cold Meat,
&r. To prevent imposition, none cart posbibly be genuine unless
tie label nu each 'bottle is signed by me, ELIZABETIII LAZENBY.
N. B. E. L. takes this opportunity to recommend her genuine
j•:.,sence of Anchovies, fine S..lad Oil, French Olives, which, with
a variety of rith Sauces and Pickles, may be had for fatuity use
an.lexportati,an.
London, England, 1813-04-07

TOIIIILE AND iNDIGEhTION

HALLArt M'sicularlyANTlßlLlOUSrecianineti FlLlLßiliSous Tllrse
are paded in al Com-
plaints, whether arising from a weak or deranged Action of the
Stoniacli, front Colds, whereby the Secretion of Bile is obstructed
—or from Excess in Eating or Drinking, wb..rein the Bile is
rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the Stomach,
causing Sickness—Jaundice—Windy DisorJers--Indigestion, &c.
in Habitual Costiveness--a sloaish State of the Bowels—hick
Head Ach—and also during PregLanty they may be taken with
singular good effect.
Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards,66, St. Paul's
Cbureit-yard, London, peke 2e. d. per boxs duty included.

Baltimore but :. sails remarkably swift, (commissioned as a
beer-of-mai .itie) was captured after a very long chace by his
Majt sty's sir() Rovca, F. ERSKINE Locac, Esq. Commander.
She is in good condition, well found' in stores, and tray be
sent to sea at a very moderate expence of outfit—will he Free of
duties to the purchaser, a, tl thc refore particular! y worthy attention.
Immediately afterwards her Cargo :
62 Casks Fresh and New Carolir.a Rice.
120 Bales Sea 151a.,(1 Cotton.

For Inventories or Catalogu:.• of Vessel and Cargo, apply to
James Sykes, Esq. Arundel street, Lyndon ; where samples will
fx shewn six days preceding the Sale; and for viewing, or other
Mlormation_apply to Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Ply-

Also, The Brig EXPECTATION, built at Philadelphia, of
the best materials, and coppered,
Dimensions per American Register:
Length 90 feet 3 inches Breadth 23 fret. 7 inches.
Depth 11 2 Admeasurrs 210 Tons.
Ha+ a Woman Figure head, Is a very handsoml 11.0 :el, sails
very fast and is web fwund in strlres. Also her cal go t unaisting
of 4..4 Bales and Bags of New Orlea:is Cotton,
Capored by and c;:tidenmed as Pr.ze to 1-i. M. S." BRITON,"
Sir Tmoudts STAINES

Aho,

The Ship PRINT, of Boston, of the following dimensions (per
American Register):
Length -82 ft. 2 in. 1 Depth - 12 ft. Si in.
Brtat:th - 24 7 Admeasures st i s 'foes.
Has a figure head, is a well constructed Mt rchant Vezni, well
found in stores, suited for general purposes, and recriirs very
little outfit to penorm a foreign •oya~e. •
Afterwards, part of her Cargo, cocsicissg of
100 Bales New Orleans COT I'ON.
Captured and condemned as prize to his Majesty's ships
CoLossys and Rms.

Inventories and Catalogues of the Expectation and Print, and
Cargoes, may be bad at Messrs. John Jackson and C... New
litoad-street, London, where samples of the Litter will be exhi-
bited six days preceding the Sale.
For viewing and further information, apply to Altsscs. Haw-
ker and sons, Merchants, Plymouth..
London, England, 1813-04-07

,Ilat for Ms motion olt the subject of the late lefal decision in the
case of theXing e. Creevey.
The Scotch Creditors' Bill was read a second time, and orde-
red to be committed to-morrow.

Mr. BRAND presented a Petition from Mr. Crutchly against
Barton Morris, Esq. the Judge of the Palace Court, and said he
should bring forward a motion on the subject after the holidays.
Mr. WHARTON hoped the consideration of the Petition
would be deferred tin a suit pending against the Petitioner was
settled.

To this Mr. BRAND agreed, and the Petition was laid On
the table.

Mr. BYNG moved that the Manure Carriage Bill be now re-
ferred to a Committee of the whole House; but Mr. Potts CA-
aew, Admiral MARTIN, Mr. Houtz SIJMNZR, Mr. BRAND, and
Mr. WLSTICRN, recommending a select Committee, the Ho-
nourable Member cunsented and a select Committee of 31 Mem-
bers was appointed.
Mr. W. FITZGERALD obtained leave to bring in a Bill to
relieve Widows and Orphans in Ireland from the operation of the
Stamp Duty on Pensions.
Lord CASTLEREAGH had leave to bring In a Bill to regu-
late the Cotton Trade in Ireland, providing the same summary
mode of settling disputes with the workmen which exists in
' England.
Mr. WHARTON had leave to bring in A Bill to alter the pe.
nod of time respecting Bills of Assistance.
Mr. F. ROBINSON moved for a Cominktee of the whole
Howie, to consider the Acts of the 2d and sd of Edward VI. and
the 33d of Henry VIII. relative to expatiation.
Mr. LUSHINGf ON brought up the Report of 'be Committee
lon the National Dehtßill. The Resolutions of the Committee were
agreed to, and the Bill was ordered to be read a third time to-
morrow.
London, England, 1813-04-07

PiIRLWIEN2ART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 6.

The AtTo a weir-GENERAL was heard in the Borthwick Peer-
age case. Further consideration on Thursday.
Mr. BAS K Es, and others from the Commons, brought up the
Sinecure Bill, Piccadilly and Park-lane Paving Bill, Regent's
Canal Act Amendment Bill, and several others, which were read
a first time.
London, England, 1813-04-07

Also, fur Exportation,

18 Pipes aid two Casks Malaga Wine,
ex Trcnde Bro,lre, stranded at this port, on hcr voyage from Ma-
laga ; wlirreof may be tasted, at Messrs. Sampson, Sharp,
and TLit artl, Merchants, I.endtin, six days preceding the sale.—
Viewing, tasting, and further information, may be obtained, by
applying, to 11,1e,5r4. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth.

Alm), the Brig COFFEE PLANTER; foreign-huilt—hls a
British rigtsttr, iv coppered, has a figure-head and quarter-
badaes, sads very fast, and is well found.
liin•ensions

I.ength, 73 ft. 11 in. I Depth, - 10 ft. in.
Breadth, - _s ft. lot I Admeasures lif; tons.
Has lately delivered 14i Tons of Good', from Sicily, at the 12vart
of Dublin; is a very handy and desirable !read for the Spanish,
Par ugal, and Newfoundland Trades, and may he sent to Sea
Immediately.
For Inventories, Viewing, and further Information, a.rply at the
Counting-house of Messrs. Hawker and Sons, Merchants, l'ly-
mouth, JOHN MISCOMIIt, Broker.
London, England, 1813-04-07

BEUFOKDSHIRE.

The Manor of GREAT 11ARDWICK, and a Capital FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, very eligible for investing Money.
To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. ROBINS.,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, May 13, at Twelve,
AVery Valuable Tithe Flee, and Extra Parochial,
and Singularly Desirable' FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
prising the MANOR of GREAT HARDWICIN.:, with the Right
FiShety in the River; aud HARDWICK FARM, entraining
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Meadow, Feeding
Ground, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Laid, lying co:lapse., with
a spacious House and Ofncei, just rut into sul,stantial Repair;
a good Garden, Orchard, Sze.

1 he Lands are is an excellent state of cultivation' abounding
wish Game, anti a fine stream of water runs through part of the
Ebta:v: nearly the whole is tythe free and extra parochial, and
!urnl, a MAC Prbperty, situate near Shefford, on the
luropike.roal to liAford, from whence it is distant only eight
mil s, sL:eu miles from the market-town of Muhl°, five from
•v, ade, and forty-two miles from London.

' • • 'ft.: viewid by applying to Mr. Baker, the tenant, where
.I; s may be had ; at the Crown. Sheffdrd ; Swan, 8ed-
•.,•1, Ltrglehwade and Hitchin ; Salisbury Anus, Hatfield;
): Ww.t..iim, Esq. Solicitor, Castle-street; Mr. James
:t ~ qmingtom near Highworth, Wilts; at Garraway's;
:1 '.:r ohins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London,
‘'!aa of tl.e Estate may be seen.
CO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
_ _ _

A! • l'avern, Foxhole-street, Plymouth, on Friday
•lie 9th day of April, at Noon,
THE Schooner EXPERIMENT, of Baltimore.
Dimensions (per American Register),
Length - 8o ft. 0 in. Depth 8 ft. 6 in.
Breadth - 0 Adtneasures 131 Tons coppere.l.

tiRICE SIXPIiNCF.HALri.;•:.N Y.

GRAND LODGE OP ANCIENT FREEMASONS OP
ENGLAND.

His Grace the DuIte;fATHOL.L, Grand Matter.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the GRAND
Al. 1.01)0.E will Ise held by cenitnan,l of the Grand Master,
on Mondev, the 12th of April instant, at-the Crown and itochir •
Tavern, Straw!, at three o'Clock, at which the Mistrm, War-
dell., and Pa,t Masters of tbel.odges In and adjacent to LOoduif
and WeAntinster are requett(d to atten'.
His (;race wilt open the Grand Lodge in ample form at Poor
o*C4ork Those Brothers who may wish to dine whit the Grand
Lotiv:: on the orca:inn, re requested to apply early Ow 'Mimi,
either to the Grand Secretary, or to Brother Edward flamer,
D. G. S. Fleet-street, a 4 none will be &livered after datilhasir
Morning. Lipner on table at Sit preciiely.
BOBFA LESLIE, 0. S. Tokenhonse-vard..
_ _ _
London, England, 1813-04-22

DRESDEN, APRIL s,

The Prussian headquarters broke up from4►ence
two days ago, on its route to Freyberg ; and his
Royal Highness Prince Augustus of Prussia has like-
wise passed through this city on his way thither. We
daily see Prussian troops passtbrough here. Accor-
ding to report, the Prussian Corps d'Armee, tinder
General Blucher, will -operate towards Erfurt)), by
which Wittenburg must fall of itself. The greatest.
entbusiaan is visible thrnughout Dresden in favour
of the Prussian army. Its numbers and aFpearance
exceeds all expectation.
General Von Blucher has required of the Saxons
authorities the release of those Saxon citizens who were
confined in the fortress of Konigstein on account of
their political opinions ; and this request has been
acceded to. This kindness is deeply felt by the Dres.
deners. The spirit of the Saxon nation is excellent.
London, England, 1813-04-22

'reserves the richest harvests from his wars, for
.period of peace.: The instant that the arms of the
soldiers are grounded (we allude to those of his one.
my, for he never grounds his own), he proceeds :4
acts which, in some way or other, extend his don i.
nion. He seems to say to each of the states, whiCIL
are opposed to him without success, " You are ton
I fortunate in being permitted to enj 'y tranquillity ;
take care bow you interfere in the affairs of ano.her,
with the exception of what 1 left you by the last
treaty; all the rest of Europe INS fallen to my sl.ate,
and the most trifling opposition to these, my 4:coll.
testible rights, will be regarded as a declaration cf
war." The continental powers understood this Im-
guage well. In order to purchase a short respite,
they suffered, without murmuring, Bonaparte to
accumulate new means of aggression, and were
crushed successively ;—such has been' the history cat
the last ten years.
England was far from acquiescing in this principle
of perpetual aggression; she protested against the
occupation of Piedmont, Parma, and Plaisance, and
the We of Elba ; she considered the prolonged stay
of the French garrisons in Holland, and a new mi..
sion of troops to Switzerland, as infractions upon the
independence of these republics, guaranteed by the
treaty of Luneville. As to Holland, the foresight
of the British ministry was fully justified by posterior
events. After having long harassed the Swiss, the
first Consul, at length, gave them a constitution,
nearly as good as any which they could have made
for themselves :• but he wished that they should re.
ceive it from his hands, and he assumed the title of
mediator of Switzerland, as if he had prevented
civil war; whereas. the whole nation was unanimous
against the Helvetic government. instituted by t' e
French Directors. The Valais was, from that my.
ment, detached from the confederation, occupied
soldiers, and marked out to be incorporated wilt%
Franse,which has sine= been effze te.l —To be cant
London, England, 1813-04-22

ON SPRING DIET.

" It is in :trills (observes a celebrated Physician) that consti-
tutional diseases come into action ; and if, at this season, people
were to alopt an alterative diet, much human misery would be
irceenrini." _ . _

•
THE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
only very nouriThing and pleasant to the palate, but ample
experience kas provtd it to be more efficacious in '7.0 rrectin g the
constitution anti purily:ng the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the Ain, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will And the
Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and
its lac is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
coffer), price 6s. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39,
strand. Orders front the country must be accompanied with a
remittance.
London, England, 1813-06-10

CLARE MOTIN r, SURREY.

The EXTENSIVE MANORS, NOBLE MANSION, with
Offices, Plea.ure Grounds, capital Gardens, Fisheries, Park,
and Plantations; and a beautiful adjoining VILLA RESI•
DENCE, with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Fish Ponds, and
Land. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, JuLy 1, at Twelve, in I.ots,

THE MAGNIFICENT AND BEAUTIFUL
SEAT of CLAREMOUNT,
The Noble and Elegant STONE and BRICK-BUILT MAN-
I SION, with excellent Offices of all descriptions, spacious Stabling
and Coach-houses, beautiful Pleasure-grounds, laid out in Lawns,
Shrubberies, and Plantations of fine-grown Forest-trees and
Shrubs, ornamental Buildings, fine pieces of Water, well stored
with fish, capital Kitchen Garden, walled round, Gardeatei's
House, Hot and Succession-houses, &c.
At a convenient distance a commodious FARM HOUSE,
with excellent Farm Buildings of all descriptions, Brewhouse,
Laundry, &c. An extensive Park ot pleasingly cliv,rsified
grounds, stocked with, fine-grown Timber, sheets ot Water, or-
namental Cottages, &c. three Entrance Lodges. Comprising up-
' wards of Three Hundred and Thirty Acres, all paled round
The whole forming a most complete and elegant Residence fur a
Family of distinction.
MANORS of ESHER and MILBOURNE, Fines a:td Quit
Rents, with extensive Waste Lands, covered with ypung 'Vim-
' ber, and plentifully stocked with.C.inse.
A beautiful PLANTATION of about Eighty Acres, in a fine
thriving state, with extensive Drives and pieces of Water, on the
boundary of the waste, forming a delightful appendage to the Park.
An elegant VILLA RESIDENCE adjoining the Park, with
excellent Garden, Pleasure Grounds, fine piece of Water, with
about Fifty Acres of Wood and Meadow Land.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars of Mr. Webber,
the Bailiff, on the Premises; at the Castle, Salt-hill; Bush,
Staines; Sun, Kingston; King's Arms, Guildford; Fountain,
Portsmouth ; Lamb Inn, Bath; Bush, Bristol; Hes: and Chickens.
Birmingham ; at Carraway's; and of Mr: Robins, Warwick-
, street, Golden-square, where Tickets for viewing may be had,
and a Phet of the Estate may be seen.
••• Within a short time after the Sale of the above, the ad-'
joining Estate will be Sold by Auction ; consisting of ,everal va-
luable Farms, Mutations, and Wpod Lands, all lying compact,
containing together nearly One Thousand Seven Hundred Acres,
let to respectable Tenants, part on Lease and part at %VIII.

PORTLAND-PLACE, COMMANDING- A VIEW OF 'THE
REGEN I'S PARK.
Capital LEASEHOLD MANSION, Double Coach-house,
Stabling for Seven Horses, and numerous attached and de-
tached Offices.
London, England, 1813-06-17

" ARMY OF THE WEST.

" General Goyencche, in consequence of the extremity towhieh
he has been driven by the glorious victory of Salta, fearing the
just indignation of the people whom he has oppresfed, and the
effects of his infernal policy, has proposed to the General of the
Army of the country, an Armistice f, r forty days, which has
been granted him, without preventing the victorious troops from
pursuing their starch to occupy the proviace of Chechas. During
this term, Goyeneche is not to move any of the garrisons under
his command.

An Extraordinary Buenos Ayres Gazette, of the
16th of March, contains a long detailed account of a
victory obtained on the 20th of February, by the
army of Buenos Ayres, commanded by General BEL-
GRANO, over the army of Lima, near Salta, of which
capital, in consequence, it took possession. The ac-
count states, that after an action of three hours, the
enemy, fearful of his total ruin, sent a flag of truce,
and swore not to take arms against the united pro-
vinces of Rio de la Plata, in which is comprehended
i'olose, Chareas, Cochabamba, and La Paz. The
number who agreed to this condition consists of Ge-
neral TUSTAN, General D. J. Marquis de la PLATA,
three Colonels, five Commandants, 26 Captains, 41
Lieutenants, 48 Sub-Lieutenants, two Chaplains, 121
Serjeants, 216 Corporals, 49 drummers, and 1621
soldiers.—Total '2023.

The Spanish armed ship la Reyna de los Angelo:
arrived at Panama in March last with upwards of
one million of dollars from San Blas, California, the
greatest part of which it was expected would be shipped
for Jamaica.
A private letter from Gottenburgh mentions a cu-
rious report, that MURAT, the Gallic-Italic King of
Naples, has actually offered to the Court of Vienna,
to join the Allies with 40,000 men, and drive the
French out'of Italy. He requires only that Austria
should guarantee to him the kingdom of Naples.
Sicily he does not want. The Emperor FRANCIS ver-
bally accepted of this offer, on condition that it was
approved of by England, Russia, and Prussia. Car-
dinal RUFF° having heard of this, immediately pre- I
sented a memorial, reminding the Emperor that the
Queen of NAPLES is his aunt. MerrEaritca is said
to have answered the Cardinal, that the Emperor re-
minded
him that the Empress of FRANCE is his
daughter ; and that if he deemed it right, for the sake
of Eur-ipe, to take up arms against his son-in-law, he
could not be expected to be very attentive to the in-
terests of his aunt. The proposal of Murat, it is added.
hat already ken communketa to Okra oilt, &Nei,
:n4 Occn apprrird
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DEAL, JUNE N.

Sailed last evening after post, the COUNTESS OF
ELGIN cutter, with the whole of the outward-bound
under convoy for Portsmouth. Came down from
the River, the Lightning, for St. Michael's, and the
Asia, for the Mediterranean. Arrived the TICKLER
and BADGER cutters, from off Flushing. The Trans-
ports with the troops on board remain.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-06-17

PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 16.

Arrived the TYRIAN from a cruize ; also the DRUID
and SABRINA, from Lisbon, which sailed about a fort-
night since with 90 sail of transports and merchant
vessels under convoy; twenty or thirty of them went
into Plymouth, and there are about thirty sail ar-
rived and now beating into port. Sailed his Majesty's
ships EGMONT, BELL6NA, and MEDUSA, for off Cher-
burgh.—Wind N. N.W.
London, England, 1813-06-17

MILFORD, JUNE 14.

Arrived the Echo, MARSH master, from Gibraltar,
last from Madeira for Folkstone, in ballast ; Active,
ROBERTS, from Bristol, for London ; Fortune, OWEN,
from Cork for Bristol ; Charlotte, LLOYD, from Kin-
sale for Swansey ; Reliance, LANONIAN, from Galway
for Plymouth ; and Diligence, Customs cutter, from
a cruize.—The Light-house on the Smolls, in St.
George's Channel, being repaired, a light is now ex-
hibited therein, and will be continuel in the night
season as before, for the benefit of the Navigation.
London, England, 1813-06-17

YARMOUTH, JUNE 16.

Arrived the Paosrerto from off the Ten!. Sailed
the PORTIA for the Humber, to take the trade from
thence to the Baltic ; and the HOLLY for the Downs.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM NEW YORK, MAY 14, 1813.

" I am' extreint•ly sorry to inform you, that I was east away
on Cape Cod, on the 2T th ult. at 10 a. m. but rot the lea!: blame
can be attached to the Captain ; a signal was made off Chatham,
for a Pilot, but none would come oil to us: the strength of the
tide and wind drew as on a sunk shoal, and was it not for the
greatest exertions, our lives would have been lost, but hoverer,
thank GOD, we are safe arrived at this port.
" It is probable that the Americans must have taken this Swe-
dish vessel, called the Princess, fur a British fligate, consequenti;
refused to give any assistance.

" The above letter w•as received from a passenger on board
the Princess, and may be relied on."

A letter has been received from Paris, dated the
12th instant, in which it is stated that a Messenger
is to be immediately sent to this country, with dis-
patches relating to the Armistice.

Buenos Papers to the Ist of April have been re-
ceived, containing farther particulars of the Successful
operations of the army of the Independents against
the European Spaniards. The following is the sub-
stance of their contents:

“ BUENOS AYRES, MARCH Si.

" The Western Army of the country, in conformity to its prin-
ciples, is waiting for the termination of the Armistice proposed
by and granted to Coyeneche, to continue is operations in Up-
per Piree, which have no other object than that of justice, which
is the first motive of action with all the Country's Defenders."
London, England, 1813-06-28

keiltrDSOlit MAW et

The Queen's Chaplain perf.sirrned Divine Bervjce
this day in the Castle to •he Queen and Royal Fa-
mily.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK 'arrived about one
o'clock. on a Visit to the Oaks and Princesses. The
PRINCR. ItioSNT arrived about half past three, dined'
with his Royal Mother and Sisters, and l'eft soon
titer eight co clock. The QUEEN took an airing to
Progm.re in the morning. Princess AUGUSTA and
SOPHIA icicle on hoileback, accompanied by Lady
PAtmer, General GARTH, &C.

Friday evening the QUIEN and Princesses west to
the Princess Elizabeth's Cottage at Old Windsor and
spent the evening.

THE PARKS.

Hybx Perk.—The fineness of the weather yester.
. day attracted to this scene of gay resort vast crowds of
persons of both sexes. The fashionable promenades
were on the green parallel with Park-lane, and ex-
tending from the Marquis of WELLISSLEY'S Garden to
the Stanhope-street Gate.
Amofig the equipages were those belonging to the
following personages :
The Princess Charlotte of Wales, Princess Casteleicala and the
Countess de Lieven ; Duchesses of Leeds, Beaufort, Argyle, and
Montrose; the Marchionesses of Camden, Salisbury, Donegal!,
Headtort, Hrrtfert, and Wellesley ; the Countesses of Sefton,
acumen, Lonsdaie, Powis, Harcourt, and Dartmouth ; Ladles
Campbell, Dynevor, G. Seymour, Henley, and Castlereagh;
Mistresses Boca!, \Vaulty Pule, Beaumont, F. Pigou, Chiches-
ter, Vaughn, A. Stanhope, and Cochrane.
The Regent's Park vied with Hyde Park both in
the number of fashionable equipage,s, equestrians,
and pedestrians. It was crowded with a number of
Suuday folks.
London, England, 1813-06-28

SUMMER CIRCUITS.

Host E.-Lord Elknborough and Mr. Justice Heath.
J. Mansfield and the Lord Chief Baron.
MIDLAND.••••Mr. Baron Thollipint and Mr. Justice Le Marit.
NoILTUItaN.-.• Mr. Justice Charnike and Mr. Baron Wood.
WasTeam.-Mr. Baron Graham and Mr. Juaice Gibbs.
Justice Bailey and Mr. Justice Dampier.
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JUNE 28.
Having rather a short supply of fine Wheat this morning, such
description sold freely at an advance °Les. per quarter ; but there
is no amendment in the price of the interior qualities. having a
considerable quantity both of English and Foreign at niarki.c.
and but little demand. Barley Is es. per quarter dearer, owi
to the smallness of the arrival that grain. ;visit Is more e:.•
gaited after, and obtained Vs. per quarter more than on :4"t
Monday. - Beans are two shilling. per quarter bleer.---
Oats sell snore freely than on this day week, and fine samples are
21. per quarter dearer. In Peas, and other articles, no aiteratiau.
English. Foreign.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 1165. Wheat, AmerioliO 04.
1305. per quarter. per gum ter.
Ditto, Saab, 955. lees. Ditto, Dantsis 1205. 1551.
Ditto, Norfolk, 100$. leis. Ditto, Baltic Red Witt
Rye 605. 615. Ditto, Hainbro' or
Barley 411. 41e. Fine 50s. 545.11 lisemen, 10 • i Ins.
Malt, SOL 921. Ditto, Brabant Rod 1000. 1101,
White Peas, 90s. 951. boilers, Rye, bUS. lbs.
110 s. 115 s. B.rley 45*. Ws.
Grey, ditto, Illis. 725. Oats. Brew,
Small Beans, 846. 665. Oats. Feed,
lick do. 765. Bes. Fine Oes. OW. White Peas, 951.105 a.
Oat., Potatoe, 483. its. Grey Dwo, t'Os. 884.
I
Ditto, Poland, 495. 508. emcee's.
Ditto, Feed, 30s. 485. J 1 ick Beans,
tainurA 10s. 1101. pa Sask. Aipaisto Flour, 700. 756.1Nt
London, England, 1813-06-28

dDAMAL77AO,PICS, Imp s, 1 dl5.
•
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Terminer sad Gael Delivery, fir the Trial of Offsexes eonsaittall
ex the High Seem, within the jarisdidias egg Admiralty of England,
will be held at Jet:tier Hall, is the Old .17ailei, Leaps, en Moaday,
the sth of Jody send, at eight ieloci ix the soortiktp
JOHN BARROW.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Jams 14, 1819.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY", ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall,
on or before Monday, the sth day of July, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the Supply of NAILS and SPIKES
for Service of this Department, for a period of three years, deter-
minable at the expiration of one year, upon a notice of three
months, at the option of either petty.
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may be known, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals
for Nails and Spikes ;" but no Proposal can be admitted aftt r the
said sth day of July, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it or
an agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. c.Rfivr,secrdiry.
London, England, 1813-06-28

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 46.

Eighty sail of the West India ti et have arrived
since my last.—Also arrived the Rovn4. SovEnEms
and DUNCAN meu Of Vi.ir from a cru'ze.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 27.

Yesterday arrived his Majesty's slap SNAP, of 14
guns, Captain SARTORIOUS, from off the Texel.--..
Sailed this morning the SURLY cutter, Lieutenant
WELcu, with convoy for Guernsey. The PRIMRCIR
has struck the convoy signal to the Mediterranean;
and the NYMPIIEN, 36, Captain HANCOCK, has hoisted
it for Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean,
and will sail to-morrow morning. The Mangtatus,
Captain PARKER i and Pruseitata, Captain Putt.torr,
accompany the North American onvoys, with the
UNICORN, Captain SALT.
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Tfif ARMY.

During the march of the Bedford Militia, front
Yarmouth to Bristol, in the last fortnight, an Officer
of that regiment has convicted two Turnpike Keepers
(one at Rivenhall, in Essex, the other at Hammer.
smith) in $ penalty of 40s. each, for refusing to let
carriage pass free. We mention this, fur the inf, r.
mation of Officers, while on their route.
Monday, the King's County KIWI arrived at
Galway, from Cork, to replace the Argyleshire re.
giment, which marched for that city on Wednesday.
The Court-Martial which assembled Litt week to
try Lieutenant DELAP, of the Royal Marines (lite of
his Majesty's ship Java), for having refused to ac.
count for a sum of money due to the widow ( f oht
of the Officers of the Java, who was killed in acti6n,
which he had received and was cntruited w;t3l, aad
insolent conduct to General Eu.torr, of Marines,
commanding at PJrtsmouth, Ste. finished their pro,
' ceedings, and passed the following sentence on him
on Saturday murning, on the parade in the barrack
yard, viz;
" Tints he be cashiered, and rein:creel incapable of evtr see►.
Ing his Majesty in arty military or civil capacity whatever, ell
his heirs fur ever, that his epaulet and sash should be torn real
him by the Dru.at-Major; and the breaking of I.is sworl
his head was dispensed with In consequence only of lib late gu.4
conduct when hi action on board the Java."

NAVAL INTV.LIGENCE.

FALIKOIJ CH, JUNE L.

Arrived the Jane, ALEXANDER, from Buenas Arcs,
in 105 days; also the Alexander and Rachel, tr,,in
Martinique.-. Sailed the Little Cathetine packet will
a Mail fur Cadiz, 1-lob4rt packet with a i 1. ii t•T ti:e
Leeward Islands, and the Marlborough packet Ai:a
a Mail for Lisbon.—Wind N.E. fresh birezu.
London, England, 1813-06-28

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DEAL, JUNE 27.

Avrived his Majesty's ships YORK and JASON, *ow
off Flushing—the transports, with troops, remain.—
Wind N.E

YARMOUTH, JUNt 27.

Arrived the WRANOLEg, from off the Scheldt, and
is gone into the harbour to refit. Sailed the Boss*
on a cruize.

GUADAf.OI/Pl, APRIL Q.
There is a report. of three American privateers
cruizing off St. Thomas's, and of their having cap.
cured the schooner Collins. from the said port, on h*
way to this island.
London, England, 1813-06-28

GREENOCK, JUNE it 1.

The Peggy, (tom Clyde, laden with coals, arrived In Limerick
harbour loth June. On Sunday previous, shy- was captured oft
Achill Head (county Mayo) by the Fox, American privateer, of
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Capt. HANar • mounting £6 guns
and one ee-pounder, but was raoramiod. £he privateer captured
on the 12th inst. the Hope, from Rio de Janeiro, late from the
Cape of Good Hope. Tie day previous to the Peggy leavingthe
privateer, she captured the Peggy ar.d Nelly, with coal for
wench, which aaer n6iog, she burned.
The Regulating 011icer at this per., having been this day in•
formed that there Is an American privateer about the mouth uj

the Clyde, gave a letter, mentioning the circurnttanees to the
matter of a vessel, which sails i his afternoon tor Ireland. to be
handed to the Commander of any of his Majesty's endure whicla
hearsay bappen to fall to with.

Thursday, the SNAIL sloop of war arrived in Leith
Roads, from Gottenburgh.
The Helen, CHARTILKS, from Leith, is arrived at
St. Petersburgh.
vauxlIALL OA&D*Ns.—The crowds of elegant company who
assembled in these Gardens on the three grand gala nights during
the preceding week, but particularly on Friday night, when h.s
Royal Highness the Duke of Gtoucerr ea and others of the
Royal Family attended, were unusually numerous and splendid.
The weather has been uncommonly propitious, and ha. removed
all that dread of wet and cold which deterred peup:e last year
front quitting chalk houses to enjoy the sweetest recreation which
this country affords, especially in the neighbourhood of a Feat
metropolis.
Lord Batt owls has by his will left Ai 0,000 to each of Sir G. N.
Natt's children, 13 in number. Barham Gun, and the chief
part of his Lordship's estates, are given to Ramses Ramos,
and descend with the title.

A few days ago, Mr. DAT', famous horse Witchcraft, was shot,
in consequence of his having received a lack from a mare, by
which his bag was broken. A little time previous to this inisfct'
tune Mr. Dar had been offered 670 guineas for inai.