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London, England, 1813-12-13

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MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD, TYTHES, RESIDENCE,
AND LAND.—By Mr. I'FATON,
At Garraway'a Coirtr-house, 'Change-alloy, London, on Friday,
January 14,1814, at •fwelye o'clock, in Three Lots,
ALL tie RECTORIAL TV arising from
' the Crops of t:ero and Hay growing on upwards of Two
[hot:sand Sven Hundred Acres of most capital Land, in the
highest sta,e of cultivation, lying within a ring fence, and form.
tog tire principal part of the Parish of NORTHFLEIi I'. together
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containing In the whole upward, of Twenty Acres; free front all
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the River Thames, ore mile trent Gravesend, within 10 males of,
and posses.ing's reguLie daily water cvnimunication with the
Metropolis The !And is for the most part in a s•lte of araiou,
and from rhe,bature of the soil, ft is highly probable that it will
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PORTER'S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

InK We insert in our Journal, and not without some ex Oration,
authentic detail of the mmr.fication, dicperviort, and tffeetnal
rreat of the :nog. lawle,s and sangsinary ambition which ever
Mined or disgraced suffering humanity. The circumstances
m related in,this volume from aichority which cannot Lb. dis-
fit,d. It will be perused by ail with an eager and an onisious
iterest."--.Britisis Cri• ic, Aug. 181.^,.
;his day was published, in 1 Vol. 4w. price XI .111. 6d. 'wards,
A NARRATIVE of the I.tte CAMPAIGN in
•
•[ll. RUSSIA; containing Information . drann rum it6clal
Isurces, and from intercepted Frlnch Documents hithertcsaan-
sown to :he British Public.

• By SIR RUPERT KER PORTEIL
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rmlea, during their Advance and Retreat—and a Portrait of the
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• Who made the Engine at Wheal Abraham, of which the
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London, England, 1813-12-13

QUINCY'S LEX ICON MEDICUM.

V— .
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,NEW MEDICAL DICTIONARY; contain-
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yel pnecte,l with Medicine. Selected, arranged, and cons-
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. ._
By ROBEItT HOOPER, M. D.
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Mon thly Review, Octo:•er J 811.

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the ley.~. fangs of churn* Wipter."
.COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSANESS, ASFKMA,
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THE celebrated OXFORD LOZENGE is not
only a eertan cure f,sr Colds and Coughs, bit a preventive
of Catarrhal infection. Nu other Medidee has ever•yet had the
powel'of effecting sitel: an amazing improvement on. the organ.,
of the hunian voce as this fragrant Lozenge. Public Speaker.
in the Pulpit or at the Bar will find tliat the use of th's elegan
Medicine will clear the voice 1:oin hoarseness and huskiness,
and render it melodious, strong, and flexible. A trial only is rt,'
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London, England, 1813-12-13

BIR'T'HS.

At Lisbon, the widow of the late Lieutenant Rilewood, 45th
regiment, ut a daughter.
In Clonmel, the Lady of Captain Moore, of a son and heir.
Saturday se'unighr, at Ipswich, the I.ady of Lieutenant-Colo-
mq lansingen, of the 2d Hussars of the King's German Legion,
of a daughter.
London, England, 1813-07-05

LIMERICK, JUNE 30.

The Fottrus FE frigate and the STORK sloop of war
met the Diana, LAcy, which arrived here on Sunday,
and acquainted her that they were in quest of the
Fox privateer.

The rumour was very current this afternoon that
JOSISII BONAPARTE, pursued by Lord WELLINGTON,
had been overtaken and made prisoner.

Accounts by the lats frigate, from Corunna, assert,
that .500 of the enemy were destroyed by the blowing
up of the fortifications of Burgos. The greatest re-
joicings had taken place at Corunna, in consequence
of the rapid success of the Allies; and it was report-
ed, that the enemy's garrisons had retired from San-
tana, Castro, and Bilboa, but v ere likely to be cut
off. it was added, that the Freud; had destroyed
the fortifications of St. Sebastian. The lam had
captured four American vessels in her cruize. By
one of these, the Joseph, from Bayonne, it was learn-
ed, that great consternation prevailed there, in con-
Uquence of the adyauce of the Allied Armies.
London, England, 1813-07-05

k W PILO

For keeping P:101,1 lONS percectly with all their
original flavour and nutritusis quali its, fir a co:bids:raid:
hngth of time and its any Ciiinut
Ti-IE obvious advantages of these PROVISIONS are,
First, 'I hat they entirely supersede the necessity of taking
out Live S rocs: to :iea, which, exclusive of its own inctimbrane-,
must be wtendell with that of its issrovetnier aad fresh water.
Much room, trouble, and expense wi.l be saved, hcsides the suss
sustained by Isad weather, &waxes, and se
Seco:ldly, 1 hat being ready ;:ressc.i, tbey may be eaten eAI,
et is referred, Seated ut a few minuses, by wit'ch fuel wsil be
saved, and she Ll ffierilty ut couktite at sea in hal weather, ren-
dered o 1 the importance. Ths y are well ca'culated for all ex-
peditions of boat's crews, landing par.ies, &c. &c. and
Thirdly, '1 he sanitary rifew which esti n au occasional supply
of ire•ls envisions must have on the Navy and Army, particu-
larly in contributing most essete Lilly to the restoratiou of the
health aud services of the sick and wound d, and eventually
saving to the State the valuable Jut, of many of our Sailors and
Soldiers. _ _ _

Meats of an kinds in eases of 4 lbs. to 20 each.
Milk, and t-oups, iA quart and pint bottles.

_ . .
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Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. Donkin, Hall, and Gamble,
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London, England, 1813-07-05

WHITEHALL, JUNE 29, ISIS.

His Rnyal Highness the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty,
to nominate and appoint Major-General Henry Clin-
ton, Colotiei of the Ist battalion 6( ith Regiment, to
be an Extra Knight of the Most Honourable Order
of the Bath.
London, England, 1813-07-05

GOTTENBURGH WAIL.

A Gottenburgh Mail arrived this morning. Our
Readers will perceive that the Swedish army cond.
nues to advance against Hamburgh ; where, we hope,
their efforts will be crowned with success:

" GOTTENBUROH, JUNE !9.

44 The Swedish Army is certainly in motion, and,
it is said, with a fixed determination to march into
Holstein and retake Hamburgh. No doubt is enter-
tained but what Norway must fall."
" HEAD-QUARTERS, STRALSUND, JUNE 11.

" Danish troops entered Lubeck on the Sd instant.
General Count Schulenberg, who commands them,
has formally notified to General Tettenborn, the
commencement of hostilities between Russia and
Denmark.

" On the night between the Bth and 9th instant, a
part of the Swedish Hussars fell in with three D..-
nish videttes on the side of Schluckttp, near Lubeck,
who immediately tired on the patrole, but without
doing them any injury, after which they speedily
retreated."

11 PETE:IS BUR G, JUNE 11.

"The march of the imperi.4l Russian at my through
the Governments between the Vistula and the Rus-
sian borders still continues. It is upwards of 40,00 U
strong, and in the best order."

The troops embarked at Harwich are destined for
Stralsund, and the Expedition is to be cornmAnded
by General Glans, who, with his Staff, ledve London
this right fcr the above Port.

A Malta and Gibraltar Mail arrived this morninx,
but it brings no inteliiAence of importance. An alarm
of contagion had been excited at Malta, but it was
speedily declared to be groundless.

NA VAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOU 11, JULY 2.

Arrived the Duke of Kent Packet, from Lisbon,
in I() days; and the Princess Elizabeth Packet, from
ditto, in 11. Jays ; Queen Charlotte Packet, from Ca.
diL, in `.:l. &ys ; the Townsend Packet, from Malta
and Gibraltar--21 days from the latter, and sailed
from Malta the 13th May ; and the VESTA schooner►
from Plymouth, to give instructions to the trade
• assembled here to Portugal and the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1813-07-05

PLYMOUIH, JULY 3.

Came in the American brig Joseph, from Bayonne,
prize to the bits frigate ; Ellen transport, No. 15,
from Corunna ; SPECULATOR lugger, with dispatches
from the Mediterranean ; SPARROW sloop of war from
St. Andero with ditto ; and the Snu•tno schooner,
from a cruize. Sailed the 13LooDuouND gen-brig,
with a fleet of coasters for Wales ; EARL SPENCER,
ter, for Lisbon ; and the Vain schooner for Fal-
mouth, to take convoy to the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1813-07-05

i•ott rsimouTH, JULY 4.

Yesterday arrived the VENUE:CR, ot 74 guns, Capt.
DUNDAN, %lib a large quantity ot specie, from Ja.
maica, whence she sailed on the 4in i f May, in com-
pany with the GARLAND, ti.`2, C. ,:.an DAvitts, and
\VANDEttEIt, 42.0, Captain NEWL(iNtlic,, having tue • Ja-
mgica Fleet under Convoy for consn.ting ot
15u sail ; the GARLAND proceeded up at. (hoi6e's
Channel with 45 sail, and the W.'.NLERER is gone by
with the remainder for the Downs. Also arrived the
TYRIAN, 10, Captain BLI.DWIN, with convoy from
Cork ; and ColibElla 10, KENNEDY, with
convoy from the Downs. Sailed the Eostoser, 74.,
BINGDANI ; BELLONA, 74, Capt. M.KINLEY
NIEDUSA, SD, C.uht. BELL ; SEA llottsE, 28, Captain',
GORDON ; and DLRWENT, 13, Captain SUTTON, to'
resume their st.ition off CherboorA ; MistEroE, 10,
Lieutenant WILLI sts ; and A tnneA, 10, Lieutenant
M.DoNALu, fur the Downs ; and HELENA, 18, Cap-
tain MosTitesson, with the XVilliani and Mary yacht,
Cardin St'I«A:LE, for Dublin, to biihg the Duke of
Rictimo:o3 anti family to this cour.:ry ; also sailed
from Cosves Roads tie outward-bound Spain, Porto
gal, and Mediteiranean convoys. This day arsived
the GARLAND, 21!, Captain DAVIES, having seen the
British Channel ships safe into port, from the 'West
Indies ; CADMUS, 10, Captain Ffill, from a cruize;
and ALUMS, 74, Captain DEVONSDIRE, 11\121 the East-
ward, and is appointed convoy to Newfoundland,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Quebec.
London, England, 1813-05-08

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM NORFOLK.

" Every preparation is making to defend the town
from a contemplated attack. A cartel came in yes-
terday, and the prisoners inform us that the British
were making preparations to attack some place, and
supposed it would be Norfolk. One of the 74's
was loaded with Congreve rockets. We have about
2500 men with us, and General Taylor -intends to
give them the warmest reception his forces are capa-
ble of. Three seventy-fours, seven frigates, and a
number of sloops and brigs of war arc now in the

NAVAL. JNTE►LLIGE.%'CE.

We have to lament the loss of another British o'p
of war, in a rencontre with the Americans. 1 e
SEAHORSE frigate has arrived at Poi tsmou• h from 34..
naica,with an account of the total loss of the PiLAC.LK
gun-brig, in consequence of a well fought and san.
guinary action of an hour with the American sloop
war Hornet, off the Demarary River. Cant 11'11
PEAK!, of the PEACOCK, and nearly the whole of his
crew were killed or wounded. The brig went down
at the close of the action, and only five or six of.her
crew were saved by the Hornet. It is reported that
the PEACOCK went down with the British Hag flying.

By an American Prize, we learn, that the Hornet, Essex, and
Chesapeake Americans were the only American vesseka of wat
at sea. The latter had made three prizes, and when. last heard
of, was in sight of the outward-bound English Brazil Pieet --Th•

bombardment of Norfolk was expected to comment every hout.
Ten thousand troops were stationed there under the command a
the Governor of Virginia.—The Mail of the Mary Ann packet,
captured by an American privateer, had been picked up, in con-
sequence of not having sufficient weight to sink it.
The India Fleet will be finally dispatched this evening at the
East India House. and will sail on Tuesday, if the wind proves
favourable. A letter received in town frcm the Captain of the
Arnision, dated Canton, October 20, ni:.ntions, that the fir t
fleet tOr Europe would sail hi December, under convoy, so that
they may be expected to arriv't early in June.

SCILLY, MAY 4.

Arrived his Majesty's ship IMPETUEUX; with a
fleet from Lisbon.

FALMOUTH, MAY 5.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day but coasters.
Wind S.E.

PLYMOUTH, MAY G.

Came in the American letter of marque Stof6,ll,
from Charleston for France, captitr.d by his Ma-
jesty's ship IRIS on the 16011 ult. The prize had
captured the Equity of this port, Iftwor master, fr
Madeira for London, with wine, &c. which vessel
was re-taken by the IRIS. Also came in the A meri.
can brig Fox, from Bourdeaux for America, prize to
his Majesty's ship PIIRASART.—Arrived the GLEANER
ketch, from Sicily, with Dispatches, which place 'he
left ma the 9th of April. Arrived also his Majesty's
ship MAGNIFICENT, from a cruize ; CLARESCR man
of war, and the SPY aficIENCHANTRESS sloops of war..
from a ctu.z...— Sailed the FAIRY sloop of war, for
the Brazils.
London, England, 1813-05-08

CONTRAC r POR PURBEC STONES.
Amrr-oFFIcE, April 27, 1819.
PT HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
-a- SIONERS of Nis MAJESTrs NArr,d. hereby give Note
That on Thursday, the 19th of May, at one o'clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying Lis Majesty's Yard at Portsmouth with
PURBEC STONES.
A forms of the Tender may do seen at this Cffse.
No Tender will be receiver) after one o'elsel, on the Ay of treaty,
nor any noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attend,.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy
Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound
with the Person tendering, in the sum of 4500 for the due performance
4f the Contract.

EAST-INDIA HOUSE, May 7, 1819.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERC WANTS of ENGLAND, traits'
Atha EAST INDIES, 010 hereby give Notice,
• That the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Honourable
House of Commons in a Committee of the wuoxe House, to
whom it is referred to consider of the Affairs of the East India
Company with respect to the Renewal of their Charter, are now
printing for the information of the Proprietors, and will be ready
to be delivered at this Mouse on Thursday next the 19th instant.
JAMES COBB, Acristamt Sect tary.
London, England, 1813-05-08

MEiSiti. BOGLE AND SCOT' I'S CO MMIS -RON.
I.HE Creditors-who hive proved their Dely.b tinder
the Commission against ROBERT BOGLE thr elder, RoBERT
Bscts the younger and Wit LtAM SCOTT, formerly re Lt,
lane, Eastsheap, London', Merchants, may receive a final Divi-
dend of One Shining in the Pound (Foureen Shillings and
ycnce having been already paid) on anlicrion to Messrs. Gregg
and Corfield, Solicit ws, Skinners' Hall, on Saturday, the 15th of
Way, and on terry succeeding a' urlay from Nine to Three.
London, England, 1813-05-08

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GZ4111441 If4PERS.

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ST. PETERSBURGH, MARCH 27.

Two hundred and fifty-three thousand dead bodies
of the enemy htve already been burnt in the Go
vernments ct Moscow, Witepsk, and Mohilow ; and
53100 in the town of Wilna and- the territory ad-
joining. The bodies of the Russian soldi.:rs, which
were known by the crosses hanging at their necks,
according to the custom of the Greek Church, have
a.tl been buried.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE CAMP BEFORE
London, England, 1813-05-08

HE HEPATIC OR LIVER P;LLS

rpHE HEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS, from their
mild yet powerful effect, in carreciiiig and removing acid-
r.i,tiy and redundance of 13ile,has established a ch.traettr lor rho
speedy and effectual cure of and LIVER COIVI-
Pi •AINTs, that caonot be to,. hirthly extolled. In the East and
Vest Indies, where bilious affections are most prevalent, they
are producing the most happy effects, and, as in almost every part
of :his country, have bectime the solace and comfort of thousaitils,
who for years had dragged on a miserable existence front bilious
attacks, and the distressing syniptoins that arise from that socrce
of diseiise. These Pills at once i.nprove the complexion, appe-
tite, and digestion, caring the bowels front bile, wind, and
heartdiatn, causitig a lively mind by day, and re'reshing sound
rest by sigh!.—sold only at the Modicine Warehouse, 42$ East-
end of St. Paul's Church-yard (half way towards Wattitg-street,
from Cheapsidi), in boxes 4s. ed. and 25. 9d. each.
London, England, 1813-05-08

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING-1813.
FRIDAY, r 7.
Sweepstakes of 25 gs. each; for 2-yr vld colts, Bst. 71b. fillies,
Si. 51b T. Y. C.—The winner, with his engagements, to be
sold for longs. if demanded, &c.
Lord Darliogton's filly, by Giles -
Sir J. Shelley's filly, by Sorcerer
to 4 on Sir J. Sl:elley's filly.
Mr. %%filer's Don Cossack, 84. 71h. beat General Grosvetior's
Vulpecula, Est. 31b. R. M. logs. h. ft.-5 to 2on Don Co•cack.
Duke of Grafton's Woeful, Bst. 51b. beat Lord G H Cavendish's
Gaber, SA. 71b. R. M. t.oogs. h. ft.-5 to 2on Woeful.
Sweepstakes of iOO,s. each, h. ft. SA. F.
Sir J. Shelley's Comus, Bst. I lib. 1
Mr. Glover's Mulberry, 7st. 101 b. - • X
Mr. Lake's Po'nters, Su. 51b. _ _ _

Five started. The Judge could place but 4.
4 to 1 on Con.u,-5 to 1 agst Mulberry-6 to 4 on Pollsters.
Handicap Sweepstakes. Ab. M. 25gs. each, logs. ft. if declared
by nine o'clock on Thursday evening.
General Grosveaor's Vulpecula, Est. 101 b.
Mr. 'crevanion's Childe Harold, 7st. 101 b.
Mr. I:Ades Accideai, hst.J lb,

1
4

Mr. Crockford's filly, by Ditto, Btt. 51b. 4
7to 4 agst Vulpecu!a-2 to 1 agst Childe Harold-3 to 1 apt
Mr. Crockford's filly.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. T. Y. S.
Lord Sackville's Lady of the Like, list. 71b.
General L. Gower's Anatasia, est
Mr. Batson's gelding, brother to Muds, Sit. 91b.
Mr. Kellermann's Ptolemy, 7s t. Sib. -
5 to 4 on Lady of the Lake.

2
3
4

Mr. Craven's Tooley beat ?Ir. Wilson's Wtsdorn, Ss% 21b.
each. D. I. 100gs.-6 to 4 on fooley.

FINSBURY REPOSITORY, FINSBURT•IQUARR —To be Sold by
Auction, by Mr. HULL, on Thursday, May 13, at One, .iaz
Hoasas, the property of a Gentleman well known in the
vele Hunt : a Brown Gelding, by Grouse; a Brown ditto, by.
Vermin ; a Bay Mare; Wings, a Bay Hone, by Screveton ; Sa-
ladine, a Black Horse, by Sultan ; a Bay Hack.—May be viewed
till the Sale.

Yesterday morning embarked on board the F.tml
transport a detachment of the 2d Battalion of till
47th Regiment, to join their regiment in the Penia
sula, under the command of Lieutenant Dam

The Catholic Board have again ordered their
legates to repair to London, to be present during the
discussion on the Bill for the relief of the Catholics.
At a Quarterly Assembly of the Corporation o
Dublin, held on Monday last, a motion to Address
the Princess of WALES, on recent events connected
with her Royal Highness, was lost by a majority of

9 against it.
We understand that Mr. C. DoNowa, the Member
for Berkshire, has refused to present the Address
voted at the late County Meeting to the Princess of
WALES. The sentiments of Mr. NIVILLE, the other,
Member, on the subject are not yet known.
Mr. DALLAS was on Thursday sworn in as Soli-
citor-General, and yesterday Mr. RICHARDS was ap,
pointed Chief Justice of Chester.
Yesterday a Co).rt of Directors was held at the
East India House, when R. FULLARTON and R.
ALEXANDER, Esquires, were appointed Third and
Fourth Members of the Madras Council,. vice T.
OAKES anc:. J. H. CASAMAJOR, Esquires, whose pc.
riod of service as Councillors has expired.

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London, England, 1813-05-08

PORTSMOUTH, M 1Y 6.

Arrived the Diligent, with a cargo cf wine for %is
Majesty's Victualling Office. His Majesty's sloop
FAVOURITE, CAptain lt. Pontius, is this .34y :tp;tb;iteki
convoy for Portugal, Spain, Mediterranean, and the
coast of Afric.i.
London, England, 1813-05-08

DEAL. MAY 7.

Arrived his Majesty's ship BONNE Cfroves
NALuo,.and ELGIN cutter, with a convoy torn
mouth, chiefly transports ; and his Majesty's ship
QUEEN, from off the Texel. Sailed agAin,t!ed BoNNE
CITOYENNE for the ltiv,:r. The outwi.rd-tround re.
main.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-07-02

they Paktnisth Ind idoiatt*, tell-1
sire would he their portion I" and that Dr. Carey
vas preserved only bk the Ihteifroillon tit the
He could alsure the Holt*, that the baPpihest Of the
. iihdoos would be wholly desttriYed, and ho gdod
obtained. if Cbristiaility *at to be thdi prnpagated.
Mr. roft gts thought if this claim were carried,
the House Would have Very little occasion) ih inane,
to legislate for India.
Mr. R. SMITH thought the claim Unnecessary.
The *hole would depend Upon the conduct of the
persons employed.
Mr. WHITBREAD contended for the preamble
being retained. The mutiny atVellore, he said, had
no connection *ith any attempt to propagate Chris-
tianity.
Sir T. SUT TON briefly replied, and contended
that the preamble ought nut to stand at the head of
the clause.

Mr. W. SMITH observed, that softie Gentlemen
seemed to think, because they hid been in India, that
they might say any thing they pleased. For his own
part, he did not give so much credit to the merely
being in India.. Gentlemen might be in India, 4nd
see very little of it. If all the Gentlemen On the
other side had used the same moderation as the Hon.
Baronet, be should have given them greeter credit
for the integrity of their motiVes. He did not accuse
them of Atheism, but there Were fanatics in prejudice
and lndiff:•rence as well as in Atheism.

Mr. FORIIES pleaded not guilty to the charge of
Atheism. His father was a Clergyman, I e had a broi
ther a Clergyman, and he ihtended making one of
his sons one—(z/ knish.) It could scarcely be sop-
posei, therefore, that be was an Atheist. He had As-
sisted, besides, in translating the Four Gospels into
the Hindoo language, and had received the thanks of
several of those Gentlemen for so doing. He trans•
laced the Gospels, hut he left the Hindoos to do with
them what they pleased.
Sir THOIsIAS ACKLAND supported the clause,
as being at the same time moderate and well regulated.
The Committee then divided7—For the Clause 54.,
For the Amendment 32.

The preamble of the clause, and the clause, as it
stood, was of course carried by a majority 01 22.
'Fie Chaim in was directed to report progress, and
to obtain leave to sit again, when the House resumed,
and on the Repori the Committee was ordered to sit
again this day.
'fl.e CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
obtained leave to !ming in a Bill to amend the Lord
Nelson's Act.

The other Orders of the Day being disposed of, the
House adj,)arned at Hali.paA Two o'Clock.
London, England, 1813-07-02

PARKINSON'S CRGANIC REMAINS.

This day was published, in 3 vols. 4to. price Ten Guinea., bd's.
ORGANIC REMAINS OF A FORMER
WORLD. An Examination of the Mineralised Remains
of the VEGETABLES and ANIMALS of the ANTEDILUVIAN
Worrida.—ByJAMES PARKINSON —lllustrated with between
7 and 800 coloured Representations of Fossil Remcins, engraved
by SPRINGSGUTH.
Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, White and Co.,
Murray, Phillips, Asperne, Richardson, J. and A. Arch, E:ack
and Parry, and Lackington and Co.
Separate Volumes may at prtsent be had.

This day were published, in linpurial Folio, price Xi. 16s
ENGRAVINGS from SPECIMENS of MOR-
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Windmill-street, and selected from the Divisions inscribed, U RE
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Specimens of every Disease which is wtended with Change of
Structure in the,,e Parts, and exhibiting the Injuries front the
Bough, Catheter, Caustic, Trochar, and Lithotoino Knife, in-
cautiously used. W its Observations.
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Member of the Royal t 'ollege of Surg-ons, London, d Reader
of Anatomy in the Chair of Dr. Hunter, &c. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.

This day was
A new Edition, price Ss. illustrated with Casts,
A PRACTICAL TREA'rISEon the Plt EVEN.
TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its
consequences, a• Strictures, Glects, 4c. including practical
servations on Tabes norsalis, Onanisin, Seminal Woukness, Mu.
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liy T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Printed for the Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-
street, London.
Where may be bad, Ca'on's Popular Treatise on the Cause•
and Distincton of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple,
and successful instructions for the prevention and treatment of
/asthmatic Fits, price Ss.

YOUNG FINE FithSH HORSEzi, (Bays and Browns)
From the Royal Horse Guards.
By Mr. ALDRIDGE,
At leis Repository, in St. Martin :-lane, on Wednesday, July 7,
at One o'Clock,
ABOUT TWENTY remarkably fine Bay and
!frown HORSES, from the above Regiment, four and five
years old, Ito general skew much blood, and from their action are
ealcolated fur light carriage-e, roaobters, &c. Are disposed of
solely e n account of being two light for foreign service.
May beviewrd two days previous to the Sak.

CAPITAL LANDED PURCHASt.—A BARGAIN.
TO PE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. SHEE.
Agent for the Dispoial and Purchase o' Landed Property, South-
- ampton-row, Russell-square,
AHIGHLY improveable NIANTOR FREE.
-HOLD FARM, t thin 50 miles of Loudon, and to of the
Sea; comprsing nearly 350 Act( a 01 exec lent Land, the imme-
diate conversion of which into moue!., is rendered hulls/sensible
by imperious circumttasiecs; an immedlite Purch6scr vein be
treated w.th on most ad yam ageous terms.
London, England, 1813-07-02

CORE, JUNE 25.

Yesterday arrived the Emu, SPENCER, tietitettatit
BOTHWELL, after convoying the transports with Mi•
litia to Ecgland. A large homeward bound West
India fleet passed close to our harbour the beginning
of the week. Some of them, with Valuable cargoes.
have arrived here. Vessels are dropping in for Lis,
bon, &c. and a convoy is expected to be appointed ilk
a few days.
London, England, 1813-07-02

GRAVESEND, JULY L.

Not a ship of the West Indi.t fleet has got round.
nor have we a single arrival from any quarter to-day.
HARWICH, MIX I.

No arrittals.—..3ailed the Ktng George packet, *ith
4 Mail for Heligoland ; and the Lord Nelson packet.
with Mail for Gottenburgh.—Wind W.

YARMOUTH, JULY J.

Sailed yesterday evening, the ROLLA, to jnitt Ad•
miral HOPE in the Baltic. Arrived this morning,
the BLAZER, from Heligoland. The outw•ard•bound
Baltic convoy, from the Nore, passed at the back of
the Sands last evening, with a strong breeie from thst
South-West.
London, England, 1813-07-02

•
At Hastings, on the itith uk. the Lady of Captain Iliombaid,
f the Hon. India Company's ship Jiunes Sibbald, of a daughter.

MARRIED. •
At Roos., Yorkshire, Rev. J. Norcross. M. A. rector of the
consolidated rectory of Frarnllngharn with Suted, in the diocese
of Norwich. to Eleanor. third daughter of R. Bell, Esq. of the
former place.
At Spalding, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Mr. Bright, of Melton
owbray, to Miss Bennett, daughter of the late Mr. H Bennett,
of the former place.

DIED.
On the 24th ult. at Dumfries, Mr. William Chalmers, Book-
seller—a warm-hearted friendly honest man.
Joseph Hewitt, Esq. of Coventry. He was youngest brother
of the late James Lord Viscount Clifford, formerly Lord Chan-
cellor of Ireland.
Wednesday se'nnight, at Whitton Park, the Want son of Sir
Benjamin Hobbouse, Bart. M.P.
At her seat, at lrnham, Lincolnshire, the Right Honourable
Dowager Lady Arundell, aged 70.
Thursday se'nnlght, after a short illness, at his rooms in Cor-
pus Christi College, Sir C. Willoughby Bart. of Baldon-House,
Cambridgeshire.
At Chesterfield, 25th June, of a deep decline, in the 21st year
of his age, Lieutenant Gawen, R. M. only son of Lieutenant
Gawen, R. N.
The 17th instant, at Whitby, in Yorkshire, aged upwards of
.100 years, Mrs. Rudyerd, relict of Lieutenant-Colonel Rudyer,!,
many years Town-Major of Gibraltar, and of the 36th Regiment
of Foot.
At Dyffrynaled, Denbighshire, in the 37th year of his age, the
Rev. B. Yorke, rector of Downham, in the Isle of Ely.
The 16th lost at Gretford, Lincolnshire, aged 62 years, Mrs.
Willis, relict of the late celebrated Rev. Francis Willis, M.D.
At Watlauds, on the 19th ult the Rev James Greig, minister
of the Associate Congregation of Newmilns, in the 76th year of
his age, the 49th of his ministry, and the 40th of his administ;a-
Um in that congregation.
At Montrose, on the 19th ult. in tke 16th year of her age,
Anne, only daughter of John Keith, Eq. late collector of the
customs there.

At Arbroath, on the 18th ult. in the 98th year of his age, Mr.
Peter Neish, the oldest man in that burgh. On the Sunday pre-
ceding he attended divine service, and opened his shop next day.
In Wigston poor-house, Leicestershire, E. Freer, a Kerni•k
woman, aged 116.—She retained her faculties, and could do her
business in the house, till within a few days of her decease, and
was at church a fortnight before.

TO-MORROW.
Sunrises I Sun sets, Moon rises,
46 minutes aler • I 14 minutes after 8 1 20 minutes after 11
London, England, 1813-07-02

HELIGOLAND MAIL.

The Beaufoy Packetb Captain NORRIS, has arrived
at Harwich ftom Heligoland ih three days. The
Beaufoy, on her passage, spoke with the DESIRRE
frigate, two sloops of war, and twelve sail of gun-
boats, bound to the North Seas.
13y die above Packet we hate received the follow-
ing intelligence from Heligoland. It now appears
that the Armistice does not include the Swedish army,
which is now only twelve miles from Hamburgh.
We may hope, therefore, that the Fren:h will speedily
be driven out t

" HELIGOLAND, JUNE 23.

li A Proclamation has been issued in Hamburgh,
by which all the citizens who have left that city or
Lubeck, are desired to return before the 10th of next
month, under pain of confiscation of all their pro-
PertY.

" On the 20th, Hamburgh was declared in a state
of siege, and strong fortifications are every where.,
throwing up round that city.
44 The Swedes and Walmoden corps are not in•
included in the Armistice: they are only about
twelve miles distant from Hamburgh.
" The following are the names of the Gentlemen
seat as Hostages from Hamburgh
George Wortmann N. D. Kruger
L. E.Seyler, partner of Gensler N. W. Hellmann
C. D. Beneeke C. F. Fleymann
Heikieher L. G. •.'on Beirgen
Hertz, partner of lieikseher M. Von Steiusingell
Von Heille Ackerman
D. M. Heitz iteintahr
1. C. Stan:sing 1. P. Schtlf4r
1. M. Scheldt Henriehsen
N. B. Eybe, sew 1.. J. Weilaek
D. P. Prelle P. 1. Peterson
Frelnz Doormaun B. and H. Roosen, Juno. repre-
US), sewed by their Clerk
L. Weephalen Hut ten
Dr. Fischer, banker S. E. Dell:Attlee
Meyer, his sou-in-law Hergemein."
" HANIBURCH, JUNE 22.

el His Majesty the Emperor and King, by a De-
cree, dated Dresden, .tune 18, appointed General
Count Hnggendorf, one of his Aide.de-Camps, Go.
•ernor of this city. The General arrived here to-day,
and took possession of his command."
" nntiNswicK, JUNE iS.
•4 Yesterday we had the satisfaction to see his Ma-
jesty, our King, a:live here."

The Private Letters from Heligoland, received in
Town this morning, state, that DAvourr had released
the Hostages from Hamburgh, but upon what terms.
is not mentionea.
London, England, 1813-07-02

IlkcOVI) MitMge-

trAkOPViCif, 'livid O'CLOCK.
French itatoers to the faith idtt *ere received this
Morning, in which the subject of the ensuing Con-
gress Is mentioned t and it is added) that the reedit'
is likely to be 11 Cieneral Peace.
These Papers also state,. that an Army of Obser-
vation has hien established In Italy, as if by enchant-
ment—and then comes the following singular passage:
it Thus the Armlet of the Elbe, the Artnies of
the Oder, and that of the Adige, in .Which the peo-
ple and the army place their best hope 3, either for a
successful commencement of hostilities) or for the
foundation of a lasting peace for Europe, founded on
it solid Nisis, and with sure guarantee; that public
faith shall not be violated:"

The following article mentions a report of the pro-
longation of the Armistice:

4' FRANKFORT, JUNE sts.
" A report is current here since the morning, that
the armistice had been prolonged for two months.
But what is certain is, that the different corps of the
Grand French Army are taking up their cantonments
in the line of demarcation pointed out by the Armistice
of the 4th Russian and Prussian armies are marching
to their positions."
London, England, 1813-07-02

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and ABUSE of COLD and WARM SEA-BATHING, in
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THE ARMY.

The 91st, '73d, 5 kh, and 25th regiments remain at
Harwich, on board of transports, ready to start at a
moment's warning. The ::4th and 25th were em-
barked at Languard Fort. They marched from
Woodbridge Barracks. The 53d was to embark as
this day fur the same destination.
The 24 West York Regiment of Militia, which
has for some time performed the Tower duty, is un-
der orders to march on Tuesday next for Bristol,
where transports are in readiness to receive this and
other militia regiments proceeding to Ireland.

A division of the North York is expected to march
into the Tower on Tuesday.

The Dorset Regiment of Militia embarked at Ply.
mouth ou the 7th inst. and every individuAl exten-
ded their service, except one Captain and one Lieu-
tenant.

Saturday s'nnight, the 213 d Light Dragocos, com-
manded by the Earl of PORTARLINGTON, were re-
viewed in the Phenix Park, Dublin, by Major•Ge,
herAl HAY, in presence of Sir Jou% HOPE, Comman-
der of the Forces, and a considerable number of offi-
cers of high rank.
Last skeek the North Cork Militia marched through
Cl.mmel for Waterford.

The Dowager Viscountess Metxtui is appointed
a Lady of the Bedchamber to the QL.BEN, in the room
of the iEte Countess Of CHESTERFIELD•

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of Con
servancy for the County of Essex, at the Swan Ta-
vern, Stratford ; and afterwards proceeded to the
Ship Tavern, Greenwich, and held a Court
fur the County of Kent.

►IPA I AtttLtfrakisi'd
tAistouTH, mug t.
Arfiveci the &LOA cutter, trthtt edithitlai til
dab. Sailed the Kin& Ernest packet, with a Mai[
for Corunna ; and the RAPID schooner, On a ctUises•

PLYMOUTH; JUNE tit
The Spanish lugger Antonio y Animat, iatlen With
soap, iron, cocoa, steel, &c. that was recaptured and
sent in here a few clayi since, by the SCYLLA sloop 01
war, is in a leaky state, which renders it necessary
that the cargo. which it is feared has been ditnageds
should be landed imMediately, In order to died the
repairs of the vessel. Arrived this morning a "try
fine Prussian ship called Martha, WAI4bLAKD masters
from Jersey, with a valuable cargo, consisting of
hides (24,000), and coffee, bound to France, de-
tained and sent in here by the GOLDirsmit brig bf
war. Cante down the harbour, and anchoted in
Cawtand Bay, after havibg been refitted, the Duettit
man of war, Captain ELPIIiNSTON.
Arrived the Integrity, Sweetridge, from Waterford, with peak
visions fot this Port and Weyruoath ; the Bee, Motile, from
Bridgewater; Gibraltar, Cove, from Dartmouth; Vote, Perkins;
(coin Penryti ; Diligence, Chapman, from Truro; Triton, Tyack&
from Liverpool; Mary, Bignell; Per.evcrance, Scantletsury g
Abbey, Hounatord; Lord Vernon, Langdon ; Spittitly, Sisep4
herd; Sufficient, Prase; and the Wiiiani Ind Esther, Wildatiasi
from Wales; Mary Ana, Brokensha. from Fo*ey Sibil; Davis;
from Chepstow; and the Speedy, from Southern/:(1n. Also 6
Prussian pllicit, from Bourdealiz, snider license, with wines Tot
London.
London, England, 1813-07-02

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1813.
PRICE OP S*l oCK:s THIS DAY A.I"FWELVE O'CLOCKi
Rcd. 56i*—Cons. for .cc. 58* 30-4 per Ct. 7 !ii
Onmium 4i pr.--Bark Loog :tuns. 14 3-: eths
Bonds 24. th..—Exch. Bill. Is. 3s. pr.

His Majesty's ship Tittuuxr, which arrived at
Portsmouth on Wednesday evening, spoke a vessel at
sea, the Captain of which stated, that hehad fallen in with
a squadron of six American I rigatcs, the crewsof which
informed him that they were ordered to keep together
during the cruize. The ships which comprize the
above squadron cannot, we think, be all frigates
some of them must be sloops of war or privateers,
for by the last accounts from America, the majority
(4. the American navy was closely blockaded in port,
with the exception of the Congress and President,
which had escaped from Boston.

It is currently reported that a sketch of the
American President's Message to Congress has
reached town by the way gf l3ourdeasiz. It is de-
scribed as abounding more in rancorous denuncia-
tions of animosity against this country, than any for-
mer production of the accomplished Orator, who
sways the destinies of the American States. Great
Britain is designated as the common enemy of civi-
lized mankind—and the brave seamen and marines,
who have been administering a little wholesome
chastisement to the inhabitants of the shores of the De-
laware and Cheiapeak, are'buccaneers and pirates!"
After these groundless charges, Mr. MADISON pro-
ceeds to enumerate his QWII acts of moderation, and
to eulogize his humanity as etemplified in the mission
of Messrs. BAYADDitIId GALLATIN to St. Petersburgh.
Our forbearance he characterises as timidity, and the
partial attacks which have been made upon his shores
he construes into acts of violence and barbarity. The
prowess of the American navy is highly applauded,
and a specific attack is made upon Great Britain for
accepting of the assistance of the natives of the woods
and wilds of Canada.

Such is reported w he the outline of what, if au-
thentic, 'night be called a new Manifesto against
Great Britain ; hut w•e are very doubtful of its au-
thenticity. Mr. WiLsoN, the gentleman to whom the
vessel from Bourdeaux is consigned, has received
letters from that city, which are totally silent upon
the subject ; and he says, that had such a document
or even an abstract of it arrived, in the vessel in
question, he should, no doubt, have received a copy.

Yesterday the QUEEN and PRINCESSES dined with
the PRINCE REGENT.
We are concerned to say, that the Duke of CLA*
nEsce experienced another attack on Wednesday
night. Yesterday morning the Duke of CAMBRIDGE
went to Bushey to visit tom, and returned at five
o'clock, and reported to the QuEEN the state of his
Royal Brother, which, we are happy to say, ist that
he was better yesterday.
Yesterday the Queen's Palace, Carlton House, and
Warwick House, were thronged with the company
who were at the ball and supper at Carlton House,
leaving their names and i*quiries.
Wednesday Lord VERNON SAW introduced to her
MAJESTY, at the Queen's Palau, on his coming to
his title,