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Guard.
The Amsterdam National Guard has for some
days performed the interior duty; it distinguished it-
self by a spirit of order which has gained it the esteem
of all the citizens.
STRASBURGH, NOVEMBRR ie.
The neighbourhood of the fort of Kehl is guarded
in such a manner as to leave nO fear on that side.
SPIRE, NOVEMBER 15.
We learn from Mayence, that there has been fight.
ing for some days with great obstinacy, between Cas-
sel and Wickert, upon the right bank of the Rhine.
General Gnilay's Austrian corps &arm& was very
roughly handled On this occasion. The last attack
was made by the French trocps, commanded by Ge-
neral Cotint Bertrand, upon the heights occupied by
the enemy's troops, who were employed in entrench-
ing themselves on them.
We learn that this attack perfectly succeeded, and
that the enemy were beaten and dislodged from their
positions with great loss; the heights remained in
the power of our troops.
The Rhine separates, between Mayence and our
town, the belligerent troops. Hitherto the enemy
have remained very tranquil upon the opposite bank.
Our side it well furnished with troops. They have
redoubled, at Cologne, their preparations for defence.
The fortress of Wesel, and that of Dusseldorf, have
been placed in the best state of defence.
We have there, as well as ift our neighbourhood,
many tfoops. Several detachments from the 2d regi-
ment of the Guards of Honour have also just arrived.
MILAI4, NOVEMBER 11.
The Prince Viceroy left Verona on the 9th inst.
to direct an expedition in the valley of the Adige,
upon the road of Trente. The head-quarters of the
Prince were, on the 9th, at Peri, on the 10th at Ala.
The troops composing the lieutenancy of General
Verdier, marched in three columns ; the first, which
took the principal route ; the second, commanded by
General Paloinkiini, after having debauched from Co-
rona, ascended the right bank of the river. Both
days were very successful to our arms, the enema
was forced in :Al his positions, and the valour of our
troops every where triumphed over the advantages
which the ground afforded him.
In those two days we took more than MO priso-
ners, among whom are several officers. The enemy
left the field of battle covered with his dead, which
may be estimated at 200 men. The number of bit
wounded must have been considerable. On our side
we had 250 men put 4ora tie cosilLat, among whom
were some officers. General Verdier was struck with
a ball in the Thigh. The Prince Viceroy has but to
praise the conduct of the generals, officers, and soldiers.
FRENCH FUNDS.
55 Frank*. 75 Cent'.
58 75
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OheMoiety of the hewed Oak Timber must be delivered into
store on or before the 30th day of Junt next; and the remainder
cif or before the 30th September following.
Of the Elm and Ath Timber, one Moiety must be delivered
Into Store by the 31st March aeit, and the remainder on or be-
fore the 30th June following.
The whole or the Oak Spokes and Elm Stocks must be Imp-
pli, d—th tormer by the 31st December, 1814, the latter on or-
before the Roth tune nest, and-the other Articles in three months.
01 the Timber, no Tender will be received for leis than 100
I.nals. 0' tot remaining Armies, no Teitder for less than the
following quantities of either can be noticed, via .
Oak Lp,,kes 5000
flm'tocks!pairs) 100
Pick Axes Helves 1 5000
Spude Handles - 3000

r 'tither Particulars may be known upon application to Major-
General Cuppage, in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich; and also at
the Sectetar .'s f)flite in Pall Mall aforesaid, together also with
the Forms and Condidont of the Contract, any day between the
hours of in and 4 o'clock, and where the Proposals must be de-
livered, totaled up and indorsed, " Proposals for Timber, &c.;"
but no Propoaal can be admitted after the said Sd day of Decem-
ber, at Iv o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will any Ten-
der be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his
behalf, ,ball attend.
By Order of ;be Board, CREW, Serretary.

- ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, NEAR RAGSHOT,
NW/V.4IMR 4, 1813.
THE following MASTERS will be required at
• JIL the Junior Department:
One MATHEMATICS,
One MIL ITARY DRAWING,
One LANDSCAPE DRAWING,
One HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, and CLASSICS.
Particulars of the above appointments may be known upon
application to the Lieutenant-Governor's Office any day (Sunday
excepted) front ten o'clock is the rooming until five in the even-
ing, or by post.
The examination of the several Candidates will take place at
the College, on the first Tuesday in December next, at ten o'clock
in the morning.
No Candidate who is above 48 years of age will he considered
e Bible f o the appointment, and the most rrbpectable references
',dative to character will be required front every Candidate.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD 'ITCHES, LENT.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. PEYTON,
At Garraway'a Coffee-house, 'Cbange-aßey, Cornhill, London,
some time in the Month of December, in three Lots, •
A LL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TY I'HES
arising and accruing from the Crops of Grain and Hay on
upwards d Two Thousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and
productive Land, situate in the Parish of NORTIi FLEE 1., in the
Count y of Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient Rectory
Howe lit for tke accommodation of a Family of respectability,
.with all necessary attached and detached Oilices, Barns, Yards,
Gardens, Orchards, and. Paddock ; and a sno,t valuable Close of
Land, about 14 Acres, free from all Tythes, most desirably
situated for the erection of a Gentleman's Residence.
Each. Lot lies very compact, and within a ring fence, the qua-
lity of the Soil is adapted only to a state of ;ration.
Northfiret 4 most advantageously situated in a populous and
ircreating neighbourhood, one mile from Gravesend, nine front
Chatham and Rochester, and 20 from London.
Printed Particulars are preparing, and will be ready for deli•
very 21 days before the See, on application to Mr. Jamey., New
Loserell-court, Lincoln's- Inn, Loodoo, where a Plan of the
Estate Inay be seen.

Nov. 18.
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21.

Hotursey and Co. resrectfully acquaint the Public,
that Tickets and Sh tres for the new State Lottery are
now on Sale. lionNsmy and Co. had the peculiar
satisfactit,n of tli% iding, among their Friends, in the
last Lottery, No. 281, a Prize of £20,050 ; likewise
No. 395-1., a Prize of £10,025, in Twenty Shares,
and the money paid immediately. -The Public may
rely on having a choioo selection of Prizes, at their
old established State Lottery Office, •26, Cornhill,
where all kind of Government Securities are bougbt
and sold, by commission. --Or den by post, or car-
rier, duly attended tn.