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AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received some more American papers.—
The following statements appear in the New York
Journils :
CHARLZSTON, MAT 11.—The last accounts from Amelia
Island, state, that a British brig, and the United States brig,
Vixen, were at anchor off the Bar. It was understood that Ge-
neral Mathews Lad ordered the Revolutionists to withdraw from
before St Augustine. The United States gun boats had received
orders to repair to Wa-hington, and a number of Indians were
expected to come against the revolutionary party.

EXTRACT. OF A LETTER FROM SAVAYNAUI, DATED MAY 30.

" Governor Mitchell left here on the 281.1 i, for Amelia, to
supersede General Mathews as agent for our Government, and
b-lieveJ, he Las orders to restore the province to tisell audio
cities of Ferdinand the 7th."

ANHOLT MAIL.

GOTTENBURGH, JUNE 13.

Accounts received here from different quarters
state, that the French are daily losing a great number
of treops'in Poland by desertion and sickness, arising
from scarcity and badness of provisions. The Rus-
sians have published a declaration, offering to receive
the Germans as friends. it is said that both officers
and privates are continually going over to them in
consequence.
A Gentleman, who lately left Riga, positively con-
tradicts the report of the death of Count Romanzow.
A letter from Revel, of the 314 ult. says, that no
battle has yet taken place, but may be daily expected.
The Russian troops continue in excellent health and
spirits.
London, England, 1812-06-26

SALES BY AUCTION.

OXTED, SURREY, NEAR GODSTONE.
COMPACT FARM, COTTAGE, Als3) BLACKSMITH'S
SHOP and LAND, with COMMON
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawar's, on Wednesday, July I, at Twelve,
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
SHEPHERD', BARN, situate at Hurst Greer), in the
Parish of Ozted, near Oodstone, b the County of Surmy; corn-
Filing a cwntortabie Cottage, a tllael::•i•it.,'s Shop, Yard, Barn,
Stable, Cattle Shed, and a rod 0111r•elli with sundry F.nclosureg
of Memiqw, Arible, end Coppice Lanj, containit 4., nearly HI
Acre., with a Right of Common.

T., ho viewed,-Ily applying to Mr.Tirrel, on tie Premises, of
whom Paniculari may be had; at the White Hart, Ondstobe ;
King's Arms and Grey-hound, Croydon; at Garraway's ; and of
Mr. Robing, Warrick-rreet, Golden•sqoare.

HANTS, BEFWEF.N sotrEtiAmProN, RUMSEY,
'AN') WINCHESTER. -
Extensive Manors, Capital Freehold and Leasehold Estates, Ell•
gage Colors Residence, Sundry. Cottages, dm. Land-tax Re-
deemed. . By Mr. ROBINS,- •
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 1, at Twelve, in Lots,
I'HE very I)eiirable and Valuable FREEHOLD
A. and LLAAEHOLD ESTATESoupwards of Otte Thousand
Six Hun.'red Acres' the Manors of SHAMBLEHURST or
TOW N HILL and HUTCH; the Manor of ALLING EON
(with the Fishery in the river Itcbin) extending over a large track
of country, and abounding with Game, thriving Plantations, a
Family Cottage Residence, Garden, and Lands, and sundry Most
'eligible Farm•, lying compact, and in a fine state of cultivation,
smut Farm-houses, and all 'necessary Out-buildings, part to hand,
other on Lease for terms, and for Eves; and sundry Cottages,.
'situate in a most beautiful and desirable cart of the County tor
Residence. Townhill is in the Parish of South Stoneham, three
miles front 'southampton, 11 from Winchester, four from Holley,
and eight fmm.Roms. y. Th: principal rot of the Lauds are
let to respectable Tenants, and are very improveable. •
hlay he viewed by applying to John Ling, the Bali ff, at Town-
w!,tre pa. Oculars may be bad; and at the New ion, West-
end ; I).ip:.i Southampton; Crown, Basingstoke; Fountain
and Cross r.. Portsmouth; Bush, Farnham ; Demezys, Hartford-
bridge; Ilan, Salisbury; of Messrs. Blake, White. and
Air.ge, Sobcitors, Es:ex-street, Strand; at Garraway's; and at
rs4r. Rolo.:‘, Warwick-street, Golden-s' care, where a plan of
the ''.st..te may be seen;
London, England, 1812-06-26

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, Isl 2.

CLASSICAL JOURNAL.
NUMBER X. for JUNE, 1812; containing a
Variety of CLASSICAL, BIIiLTC 11, and ORIEN 1 AL
LITERATURE: publiAted on the Ist of Jul;. Price 6a. con-
tinued quarterly. _ _

This and every other Number may be had by applying to any
Bookseller.—The Preface is printed in Number IV.
Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos:er.row,
London.—Where also may be had,
SERMONS on PUBLIC OCCASIONS, with Notes HIS-
TOIOCAL, CRI I ICAL, and POLITICAL, 2 vols. Bvo. price
18s. boards, by R. VAI. PY, 1). U. F. A. S.

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/4EW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULARLY
KITCHENS. _

HSTRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public,
. that he has removed his Manufactory from Blackfriars-
looo IS, Oxford-street, where may be had his unequalled
Neat STEAM KITCHENS, calculated for small as well as
the largest Families Patent Descending and ail other Stoves :
patent Smoke Jacks, Bell Hanging. and every Article in the
Furnishing Ironmongery : Iron Gates, Railing, Balconies, and
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On a comparison with the above, the Public will find that the
loges, Ovens, and Boilers, generally Advertised, are gross
Impositions, and not worth he expense of Firixg.

This day was publi.hed,
In Octavo, price 9s. boards, a :-secood Volume of
SERMONS on Various Subject& By DAVID
BRICHAN, D. D. Minister of the U,nited Parishes of Dyke
and Moy, in the County of Moray; late of Artillery-street,
London.

' Printed for T. Hamilton, 37, Paternover-row.
Of whom may be had, a New Edition of the First Volume,
price 9s
" We shall frankly introduce this performance to t!,e world,
as deserving its favour, Lail assign it, wi bout hesizatiun, to a li:gh
class among the Sermons of our language. The eh. vaton of his
style is supported by a clos.ness, maturity, and dignity of senti-
ment, that we have not often wltnessed.—Ecltctic Review.
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MAP,ltllo.l4tell.

irALMoirrH, ittyt O.
itestektay arrived the kiarmott; WejohttAtlLikll
London. This day arrived the brig Ptiehds; Stum-
m:4 from Liverpool ; Deters's; revenue cater, frtfM
a critize ; and William, SQUIRIN from gessrptsrt....‘
Sailed the Princess El;zabeth packet, *fth Mails for
Lisbon ; and Ann packet, for the Islands, vaith Mail
also the Belizario, Roam ; and Jubilee. Foam. for
Column; Hope, HAAVIIY, for Bristol; and gal
111100 y, WOODHALL, for Demerara.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 14.
Sailed the. Heliton, 10 ins, on a ciuitst, Mora,
Aston, hired armed brig, tor Swaim', with a small'
convoy, Neptune (2) Tender for ; Mums.
18 guns, with it convoy for Newfoundland ; and
York, of 74 guns, for the Eastward ; s4W HS be
tined for the North Sea Station. Arrived the N
tune (I) Tender from Liverpool, acid the Sealer
12 guns, from a short cruise, having:pi-dug bet
bowsprit.--Wind West.

'PORTSMOUTH, JUNE
go arrivals.—bailed his Majesty s ships rertAl
for Lisbon; RosAtioxo, with r. convoy* for Quebec
HA di ADRI D, ASIA, Hove, and VitIONUR, 011
cruize-.--Wind S.
London, England, 1812-06-26

LORD WELLINGTON's CAMPAIGNS.

U L'EVEQUE has the honour to inform the
11.1. Subscribers and the Public in' general, that the First
Part of the Engravings of the ACHIEVEMENTS of the AL-
LIED ARMY in PORTUGAL and SPAIN, already an-
imated, is ready for, delivery. Subscribers are red ,ested to
nod for them, or to leave their address at Mr. L'Eveque's, t 1,
Soho-square; or at Messrs. Colnaglit and 23, Cockspur-
wet ; where also may be had the first two Numbers of the Por-
tone Costumes, and the View of the great Aqueduct of Lis-
he, and of the Convent of Batallia, designed by Mr. L'Eveque
td engraved by Mr. Comte.

This day was published, in 2 Vols. 13tno. price 12s. boards,
SELF-INDULGENCE ; a Tale of the Nineteenth
Century.
'Heureux qui ne Were son eceur qu'a des sentiments doux et
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Madame de Geniis.
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AN EXPOSITION of the EPISTLE to the
iLL HEBREWS, with preliminary Excercitations.

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Just published, price Is. the Second Edition of
PHRODISLA, or a few Observations on the means
. of promoting Conjugal Happines., highly interesting to the
Ems, with a succinct Account of the extraordinary Cetus of
Health and Vig• ur, invented by VINCKATY RANA NAIGUE,
Hutketin, or Physician, to his 1-Ugliness the late Maim:maned
Ally Wallajah Behauder, Nabob of the Carnatic.
-- Si quid aovisti rectius istis
Candsclus imperti, si non his utere mecum. Host.
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This darwas published, in S Vols. 12mo. price 15s. board=.
R I A N.-A N 0 V E
When first thy sire to send on earth
Vir ue, his darting child, detign'd, •
To tkee he gave the heavenly birth,
And bade to form her infant mind.
S•ern rugged Nurse! thy rigid lore
With patience many a year she bore ;
What sorrow was, th bad'st her know,
And from her own she learn'd to melt at of hers' woe.
• ODE To ADVERSITY. GRAY.
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MRS. WEST'S NEW NOVEL

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THE LOYALISTS ; an .Historicallkiovel. By
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READY FOR DELIVERY, VOL. I. OF
THEGEOGRAPHICAL and HISTORICAL
DICTIONARY of A MERICA and the WEST INDIES ;
Coraining an entire Translation of the Span'sh Work of Colonel
Iift,ANIONIO de ALCEDO, Captain of the Royal Spanish
nrsiood Member of the Royal Academy of History ; with
re Additions and Compilations from modern Voyages and
/lards, and from authentic information.
By G. A. THOMPS('N, rSQ.
•---Magna media multi+ miranda videtur
Gentibus bumanis regio, visendaque femur,
Rebtis opima bovis. LUCRETIUS, lib. 1, line 727.
Wit,
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ON SPRING DIE r.

" It Is in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that easati
tutlonal diseases come into action; and If, at this season,
were to adopt an alterative diet, much human misery would
prevented."
I'HE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not
only very nourishing and pleasant to the palate, but ample
experience has proved at to be more efficacious in correcting the
constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habits, will find the
Sassafras Cocoa a most invaluable article of diet.
In the periodical works on Medicine it Is highly extolled, and
dense is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
It is sold in a ground state for boiling an the same manner as
coffee); price 6s. id. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. at,
Strand. Orders from the country must be accompanied with a
remittance.
BEAUT'

'Y RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED.
ri '0 Cure Eruptions in the Face, skin, &c. without
impairing the constitution, is the prominent feature of that
excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mrs. VIM.
CENTS GOWLAND'S LOTION. The following note &obi
a Lady of rank is a proud testimonial of its superior excellence s
No. 49, Charlotte-street, Portland-place.
Lady Catherine Lennox presents her compliments to Mrs.
Vincent, and has the pleasure of stating, that, by the use of two
quart bottles of her Gowland's Lotion, she is perfectly
a violent Eruption upon her Face and Arms ; she w,
mended by her physician to make use of the Lodes. WA*
exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Mrs. V.
to make use of her name, as having experienced its koala
tues ; and Lady Lennox will also recommend it as MU*
sible within the sphere of her acquaintance.
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their Army.f(attit, if they fader it.

We hear it is in contemplation to give a third
battalion to the 56th or Pompadours, in consequence
of the unrivalled success of that regiment, in pro.
curing recruits, they having raised upwards of 1,700
men within the last five years. Both battalions in
India are above their complement, and their depot
at Horsham, consisting of nearly 4(X) fine fellows,
raised since January last, and chiefly Volunteers
from the militia, are, it is reported, to be formed into
a Battalion, for immediate service, in Spain and
Portugal.

The following article was received this morning
from Paris, and we should think it had some rela-
tion to the account lately received by express from
Bristol. Without vouching for its contents, we give
it as we have received it :
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, DATED JUNE 20.
" Our Fleet at Toulon bas been out again to manoeuvre,—A
division of four sail of the line, consisting of the Boree, Trident,
Sceptre, Magnanime, and the frigate Atnelie, sailed from that
port 2d June, under Captain SZNza, when the four ships above
narlied, were followed to sea by nine others, and seven frigates,
under the command of Admiral Emsauto.

" Our fleet kept the sea for two days, In presence of the Eng-
lish fleet, of 17 sail and several frigates. Our Admiral always
kept the advantage, and neared the enemy several Outs, keeping
them constantly in check without engaging, as the contest would
hay, been unequal. The wind having *WWI toward* night, this
ALM.. _U.,. saßhul A •
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wThe Fourth Edition, of
THE FRIENDLY CALL of TRUTH and
REASON, to a New Species of DISSENTERS, or Nomi-
nal Churchmen, but Practical Schismatics. To which are pre-
fixed, a few Observations on the Expediency of Parliamentary
Interposition, duly to explain, and if necessary to amend, the Act
of William and Mary, commonly calkd " The Toleration Act."
By the Rev. EDWARD BARRY, M.D.
Rector of St. Mary, and St. Leonard'', Wallingford, Berks, with
the Chapelry of Satwell annexed.
In this Foufth Edition of The Friendly Call, besides many
important alterations throughout the whole, the following sub-
jects are for the first time introduced':
1. On the Catholic Demands.
2. On the Schools of Mr. Lar:caster and Dr. Bel.

3. On the British and Foreign Bible Society.
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in Bath, Bristol, Oxford, Cambridge, Reading, and Wallingford.
Where may be bad, by the same Author,
Sermons preached on Public Occasions. Essays on a variety
of Subjects, And the /Esculapian Monitor.
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ENCYC LOl3/EDiA Bit ITANNICA.

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nearly Six Hunch.' d Lng ravings, price £St in hoards, •
PNCYCLOP/EDIA BRITANNICA; or, a DIC-
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FRIDAY, JUNE• 19, 1812:

TO THE ANIeVOI.ENT WORT.I3.
THE MIRROR of PHILANTHROPY," the
Firit Number of which has been announced for publication
on the Ist July next, will not make its appearance at present.

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WAKEFIELD'S ACCOUNT OF IRELAND.
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Mil WAKEFIELD'S STATISTICAL and
POLITICAL ACCOUNT of IRELAND, in Two Vo-
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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.-ByT.G. ACK-
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Inscribed to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent of the
United Kingdom,
THE CLAIMS of the ROMAN CATHOLICS
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Church, and the Rights of Religiims Toleration.
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Sweet PHILOMELA, o'er thy verdant grave,

Shall raise her voice mid Spring's luxurisus blooms,
Affection's tears the opening flow'rs shall Live,
And add fresh odours to their rich perfumes!

There comfort shall assuage each trader care,
And o'er the tomb light dawn with gentle ray,
Her life's last sunbtam casts a rainbow there,
And speaks her sun shall rise in endless day!
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NAVAL INTELLIOENCIL

PALMOtIIII, JIM is:
Arrived the Francis Freeling picker, in 44 (lard
from Jamaica, with a Mail she sailed from Jamaica
the 4th of May.

DARTMOUTH. JUNE 17.
Arrived on the 15th the Eliz.t cat tel from MorNiro
and yesterday she salad again from hence for the
Same port.
London, England, 1812-06-19

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OBSERVATIONS on the Clime of a SCHOOL
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assist them in forming a jnigment on that important subject.
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, The Second Edition, in 4 Vols. Roo. price .61.10.1. boards,
DISCOURSES on the Miracles and Parables of
Our Blessed LORD and SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST.
By the Rev. WI I.LI Ail DODD.
Lecturer of Wostbarn, in eases, an of St. Olave, Hart•street,
London.
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WEST INDIA CLAIMS on the MOTHER
COUNTRY and LEGISLATURE, with an Addy e la,
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PRACTICAL DISCOURSES concerning the
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SOCIETY of LINCOLN'S-INN, on Sunday. May 31,
1812; on th- "ceaiinn of the ASSASSINATION of the Right
Ho PEN CIA PER CIVA L.

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stone, Dublin. Of whom may be had, A Display of Armi-
nianism, by the same Author, litmo. 4s. boards. •
London, England, 1812-06-19

1170.6 URN SHEEP SHEARING.

Tuesday morning, such of the Duke of BEDFORD'S
company as are members of the Smithfield Club, at-'
tended a meeting of that Society, where his Grace
presided. They then left the Abbey, and went to
see a ploughing match. A plot of ground was
masked out in a field belonging to Crawley Heath
Farm, and about 12, seven ploughs started, as candi-
dates for the prize of 10 guineas offered by his Grace
to the person who produced the best plough, and
two guineas to the holder of the same.
About half-past one the company returned to the
Park Farm ; here they examined the various agri-
cultural implements, brought for exhibition.
The Duke, with his c( mpany, then returned to
the stable yard at Woburn Abbey, to view the dif-
ferent fat animals which were sent in as candidates
for the several prizes.
• At three they entered the great hall, and sat down
to a most excellent dinner.
The company returned about half-past six to the
Park Farm, to be present at the Sale of Stock, which
immediately took place.
The rain on Wednesday morning prevented his
Grace of BEDFORD and his company, at Woburn
Abbey, frcm assembling at the Park Farm till a late
hour ; they had therefore but little time for business
before dinner, which they employed in inspecting
the operations of the Sheep shearers, who made trial
of their skill before competent Judges, who were to
award the prizes offered by the Duke. The carcasses
of the prize sheep which had been viewed the day
before alive, were hung np in the slaughter-house in
the stable-yard, for examination ley the company.
At three o'clock, the Duke of MANCHESTER, and
many other Noblemen and Gentlemen, attended his
Grace to the Abbey, and sat down to a most excel-
lent dinner in the Great Hall.
After the cloth was removed, and tl e usual toasts
had been drank, his Grace rose, and proceeded to
the distribution of the prizes, which had been ad-
judged by the respective Umpires or Judges in the

morning.
The Company then returned to the Park Farm,
and attended the soles of live Stooks wbich conclud-

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE It.
JOBLING V. BL'CKLAND.

This was an action to recover damages for a breach
of promise of marriage.
The learned Judge, after reading over the Papers
in the cause, expre:seJ his regret, that such a case as
this should become a subject of public investigation;
and suggested to the learned Counsel on both sides,
the possibility of adjusting the matter in a more pri-
vate manner: The parties were both past that period
of life when the furor of the tender passion is sup-
posed to have its ascendency.
The C. ainse.l on both sides, benefitting by the sug-
gestion of the learned Bench, consented that a ver-
dict of £lOOO. damages should be takerb for the plain-
tiff, subj*ct to an award.
London, England, 1812-06-19

IM I'OR'I*ANT SAVINGS,
AT Ist FLEET-s MEET, WITHIN THREE DOORS, OF
FE ITER-LANE, FOR READY MONEY.
FGIBBONS, Woollen Draper, Men's Mercer,
L • and Taylor, annpurtats to ifs numerous Friends and. the
Fashionable World, that be is enabled to supply them with Ar-
ticles of Dress, made in ;he firt.t Style of Elegance, and of supe-
rior quality, at the f0110t,% ing very reduced prices:
Very best Spanish Wool Superfine • at a. d.

Cloth Coats - - • 9 3 0
Dino British Wool - - : II 10 0
Good Second Cloth Coats - •• 1 16 0
Very hest Superfine Kerseymere Breeches • 1 3 0
Ditto Double-willed - - 1 8 8
best Double-twilled Cord ditto - - - 0 18 0
rashionahle lsilart•rill.ss Waistcoats 0 14 0

And every other Article. whether Great Coats, Ladies'Riding
Habit.., t'aota:ouns, &c. &c c urged with an equal regard to
Economy.

SLATER'S PATENT COOKING APPAILATUS.
PT. LEMA IT ItE, sole Agent. takes the liberty
• of informing his Friends and tbe Public he now exhibits
for sale the above Apparatus, at his Warehouse, 31, Castle-stret t,
l It is the hest Cooking Apparatus is the kiociom; ansi
the most clean, delicate, and cheap me ie of straminv, stewing,
roasting, baking, broiling and boiling. A dialler for goo persons
may he dressed with less than a peck of coals.
N. B. The Apparatus is g-nerally in usepand ready for inspect•
ing from one to four &Cluck.
London, England, 1812-06-19

FEW HOUSES and FIRE-PLACES, PARTICULAMLY

Kl TCHENS.

IT STRATTON, begs leave to inform the Public,
•lii• that he has removed his Marufanrory front Black/Airs-
Road, to IS, Oxford-street, whcr. rn ty.be had his unequalli.,l
Patent STEAM Krl CHEATS, ealcullted (or small as well A'
:he largest Families: Patent Deseendift and all other Stoves:
Patent Smoke /ado, Bell Hanging and every Article in the
Famishing ironmongery: Iron Gates, Railfrg, Balcimies, and
all kinds of Smith's Wort.—Stoves, &c. Cleaned and Repaired,
Bought, or f7ehanged.
On a comparison with the above, the Pliblic will find that the
Ranges, Ovens, and Boilers, so generally Advertised, arc gross
Impositions, and not worth the expeoce of Firing.
London, England, 1812-06-19

PRIVATE SECRETARY.
_ .

A PERSON who is at present disengaged, and
whose education and habits of life qualify him for the sittta
tion, wishes to be employed u Private Secretary or Confidential
Clerk, with a Public or Private Gentleman of respectability, at
home or abroad.—A moat feepectable reference will be given, on
personal or written application, at the Star-Office, 'Temple-bar;
the latter to be post-paid.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT A , ,SPACIOUS FREEHOLD DWELLING-
HOUSE, at CLAPHAM, in_Surrey, late ;n the occupation
of ARNOLD AIiNOLD MELLO, Esq. It has undergone a thorough
repair, is entirely new papered, painted, and decorated at a con-
siderable expence, and is fit for the reception of a genteel and
numerous Family. It contains ten best Chambers, besides oilers
for servants, sad ha, large and convenient Offices. It has a Green-
house, Hot-house, and Kitchen Garden ; together with a Lawa
and Walks, ornamented with rare and curious exotics in peculiar
perfection; containing in the whole more than Two Acres.—
This place may be kept up at a moderate expence, while it affords
every comfort and retirement, and can accommodate; from the
size and number of its rooms, a very large family.
Further particulars may he known by enquiring at the house
itself, or by referring to Mr. William Franks, jun. opposite the
Plough, Clapham; to Mr. Stockdale, Bookseller, PiccadAy ; Mr.
Ackerman, No. 101, in the Strand; Mr. Grob, No. 1, Paul Ba-
ker's-court Doctor's Commons; or Mr. Dawson, Bank Coffee-
house, nearly opposite the front gate of the Bank, at which seve-
ral places Tickets may be bad fur seeing it any day from twelve
to seven o'clock.
London, England, 1812-06-19

FROM THE JAMAICA COURANT OF APRIL 23.

" It was ascertained at Antigua, previousto the
THETIS'S departure, that the vessels of war which had
been cruizing to windward of that Island, did not
belong to the French Empire, but were fitted out at
Bayonne and Bourdeaux, by Merchants, for the pur-
pose of cruizing in the West Indies ; they are repre-
sent,d to have made several captures, and were very
short of provisions, and intended proceeding to the
United States of America with all expedition.
66 Rear-Admiral 'Sir• FRANCIS LAFORFY, in the
DRAGON, of 74 guns, with the Statira and Orpheus
frigates, and Peruvian brig, had been cruizing to
windward of Antigua, and intended to proceed as far
to leeward as the Mona passage."
London, England, 1812-06-19

SPACIOUS CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE.

GREAT CUMBERLAND-STREET, CUMBF KLAND-
GATE, OXFORD-STREET, opposite HYDE PARK.
With immediate Possession, by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, Charge-alley, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, the 25th of lone, 1814, at 'I welve o'Clock,
VERY eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
A
Comprising a substantial spacious and capital Family Resi-
dence, planned for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Family
of distinction, and finished in an elegant manner, commanding a
full view of Hyde Park. Containing on the upper floor, four
good Bed-chambers, and two smaller ones ; second floor, four
excellent Bed-chambers, two Dressing-rooms fitted with marble
and wood chimney-pieces; principal floor, a spacious lofty Draw.
ing.room in front, of uncommonly handsome proportions, ele.
gaudy fitted up, finished with statuary, marble chimney-pieces •
a smaller Drawing-room communicating, and a Study ; ground
s.orey, Entrance. hall enclosed, a spacious Vestibule or inner Hall,
and commodious light stone Staircase, a capital Eating-parlour,
excellent Library, Dressing-room, and Water-closet, secondary
stone Staircase, and an open airy Yard at the back; basement
storey, Housekeeper. Room, Butler's Pantry, Servants Hall,
Sleeping-room, Kitchen, and other Offices, Wine and Beer Cel-
lars, Vaults fur Coals, &c. open Areas, and Steps to the street.
To be 7lewed by Tickets on Mondays and Wednesdays. Par-
ticulars at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square; of whom tickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1812-06-19

KEENE v. RUSSELL.

This was an action, brought by the plaintiff, for a
pi-ofessional account of 45. 17s. 4d. as an Attorney,
against the defendant, an Apothecary, in Swallow.
street.—The defendant, who attended in Court in pro-
prier iteruna, agreed to pay £4. 17s. but demurred to
thekialance, and objected to the aid of Mr. Serjeant
ISheplerd in the conduct of his defence. The Learned
Counsel, unwilling to obtrude his services, begged to
give up his b:iet, and accordingly left the defendant‘
to the management of his own case, which he im-
mediately proceeded to do, but was so unlucky in
his forensic talents, as to convince the Jury that they
ught to find a vet diet for the plaintiff, which they
did accordingly.

SUMMER ASSIZES.
• HOME CIRCUIT.
Lord ELLENROROUGH and Lord CIRF BARON.

Hertford July 20 Lewes August 1
Chelmsford ...... ... ......July 22 Maidstone . August $
Guilford July 27

NORFOLK
Lord chief Justice Matsui
Buckingham. July Is I
Bedford July 16
Huntingdon . July 38
MIDLAND
Justices GROS/
NOrthampton July 7
Oakham July 10
Lincoln July 11.
Nottingham . July 16
OXFORD I
Baron TUOM !SON ani
Abingdon . July 6
Oxford . July 8
Worcester July 11
Gloucester July 15
WESTERN
Justice CHA MDR?
Winchester July 7
New Sarum
Dorchester - July 15
Exeter July 18
NORTHER:
Baron WOOD an(
York . July lb
Durham. Aug. 1
Newcastle . Aug. 6

CIRCUIT.
I F.LD and Justice HEAT*.

Cambridge July 20
Bury St. Edmunds July 23
Norwich and City July 27
CIRCUIT.
and Class.

Derby ~...July 18
Leicester July 22
Coventry and Warwick July 25

CIRCUIT.
d Justice Lc BLANC.
Monmouth July 18
Hereford July 21
Shrewsbury July 25
Stafford .. July 29
CIRCUIT.
and Baron GRA RAM.

Bodmin
Wells Aug. 1
Bristol Aug. 7
London, England, 1812-02-29

ORDNANCE OFFICE, Fe3rwary 14, 11412•
THE PAINCIPAL OFFICERS' cf HIS Mil-
JESTra ORDNANCE, do liere6y give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-MO!,
on or before Monday, the 2d 'lay of Morels next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the raising of RIVER BAL-
LAST, by means 'of a Steam Engine, for the service of the Royal
Engineer Department at Woolwich, and for the term of two
year, at per ton.
lite Ballast must consist of gravel, procured iron the River,
near the Royal Arsenal, and be delivered into Ordnance Barges,
alongside the Engine.
1 daily supply rot red will be from 300 to 600 tons, and
the Steam-Engine must commence working within three weeks
from the dace of the Proposal being accepted.
Further particulars may be known at the Secretary s OfEce
in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of 10 and 4
o'clock, where the Proposals must b.- delivered, sealed up, and
endorsed, " Proposals for River Ballast ;" but no proposal can
be admitted after the said 3d day of March, at twelve o'clock at
noon of the same' day; neither win any Tender be noticed un-
less the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNAN:.c Fó. 19, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESTY', ORDNANCE, a heredy give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pail-Mall,
on or before Wedneday, the 11th day of March next, from such
persons as may be wiUing to undertake the supply of 100,e00
OAK SPOKES, 5000 PICK AXE HELVES, and 50,000 fret
superficial of 1 inch well seasoned ELM BOARD, for the service
of the Royal Carriage Department, and of the Royal Laboratory,
at Woolwich, where Patterns of the Articles may be viewed.
The Oak Spokes are to be delivered on or before March Quarter,
1813, and the Pick Axe Helves and Elm Board immediately.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, 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 Oak Spokes, &c. ;" but no Proposal can
be admitted after the said 11th March, 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 vend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1812-02-29

MARRIED.

Tuesday, at Putney, Edward Whitmore Esq. hanker, Lom-
bard-street, to Frances, eldest daughter of John Pooley Kensing-
ton, Esq of Lime-grove.
Friday, at Clifton, near Bristol, Charles D. Waldo Sibthorpe,
Esq. Captain of the 4th Dragoon Guards, to Maria, daughter of
Ponsonby Tottenham, Esq. of the above place.
London, England, 1812-02-29

DIED.

On the 25th inst. at Dover, suddenly, (having the preceding
day been attacked with paralysis) Mrs. Crow, wife of Mr. Wut.
Crow, coach-mate r.
Lately, W. Chatfield, of Cowfold, at the uncommon age of 105
years, after only a short illness. His chief amusement for the last
seven or eight yaws was angling, which he practised with the
keenness of a youthful sportsman, and with considerable skill,
nearly to the day of his death.
At Market-street, Hens, on Sunday last, at a very advanced
Age; the Hon. Frederick Cavendish, youngest and only surviving
son of the late Lord Charles Cavendish.
London, England, 1812-02-29

BIRTHS.

On the 25th instant, at Exeter, the Lady of Major M'Gregor,
88th Regiment, of a daughter.
On the 17th inst. at Dover, the Lady of Major Jarvis, of a
daughter.
Tuesday, the Lrdy of the Rev. Dr. E. D. Clarke, Professor of
Mineralogy, &c. Cambridge, of a sou.
London, England, 1812-02-29

• •
•
Mr. C. VANSITTART proposed as an amendment, that It
etould be provided that the stuns so advanced should be repaid
t the respective parishes by the Receiver-General of the County;
such a provision would have the effect of equalizing the burden,
and facilitating the rellev ng the paupers.
[ter some conversation, In which Mr. Rv ars, Lord De-
sAm r, Mr. H. sun N ER, Mr. KECK, Colonel IltsTA RD, &c.bore
a port, it n as agreed that the -c's,se should be postponed.
The remainder of the clauses were then gone through ; after
which the House resumed, the Report brought up, and the Dill
ordered to be rescommitted on Monday.
The Mutiny Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read
a second time on Monday.
tifi I ;INGHAM WATCH AND WARD BILL.
Mr. RYDER moved the Qrder of the Day for the
committal of the above Bill, anti the House having
accordingly reAlved itsa into a Committee,
Mr. J. SMITH, in a short speech, expressed his
approhition of the £lll.
- - - - - -

- .
Sir JOHN NEWPORT expressed his regret that
he was lift in Vie .House at the (Efferent readings of
the other ra, which be w.iuld have warmly opposed
in ever y stage. He was very much ag tinst the prin-
ciple of increasing capital punishments urged by tem-
porary causes. Ot'r penal code was already too
bloody, and there was nothing more unfounda than
the notion that the prevention of crime was to be ef-
fected by severity of punishment. Every page of
the history of men infr.rmed us that it was false, and
lie would cite, as a very prominent case, the fact,
that, after the entire abolition of capital punishments
in Tuscany, that country was by far the most free
from offences against the laws of all the Italian
States, and when contrasted with Naples in particu-
lar, where the greatest scverity was practised, afford-
ed a most instructive lesson.

Mr. RYDER said, that the present was an unsea-
sonable time for the Hon. B.ironet to choose for the
delivery of his sentiments. The merits of the Bill
had undergone two very long discussions, and if it
was not convenient for him to be then present, it did
not seem to be quite in order that he should now ob-
trude his sentiments on the House.
After a few further observations from Sir 'JOIN
NEWPORT aad Mr. LEE KECK, the Bill wits ordered
to be read a third time on Monday, and engrossed.
Adjourned, at ELEVEN o'cLocK, until Monday.

THE EVENIA6 STAR.
London, England, 1812-08-27

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•

EGHAM RACES.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT 26
The Magna Charts Stakes of sop raeh, h. ft. for three-yr olds ;
colts carrying est, 51b. fillies, Bat. glb. The Nsw Mile. Ten
Subscribers.
The Duke of Yotk's Rohner - . 1
Mr. Blake's Pupil - - - 9
_ .

Mr. Ladbrokes Octavius' 51b. extra - a s
General L. Gower's hr. f. Loan of Arc - - 4
Three to 1 on Octavius, and 190 to 20 apt the winner.
A Sweepstakes of 25gs each, 15gs. ft. for horses of all ages. Two
miles and a gleaner. The winner to be sold fur 350 gs. if de-
manded, &c. Four Subscribers.
The Duke of York's b. c. by Boaster, 9 yrs. Sat. Glb. 1
Mr. Blake's b. f. Atalanta, 4 yrs, 84.91 b. - 2

Sir C. Bunbury's Scout, 3yrs.. 7;t. 61b. . - 3
Four to 1 agst the winner, and even betting betwixt Scout and
Atalanta.
The Ladies' Plate of 150 for 3-yr olds carrying 7st. 31b. 4-yr,
olds, 814. 71b. The best of three two-mile heats.
Mr. Make's Sprightly - - - 2 1 1
Mr. Laelbroite's Hamleg ''' . . . 3 2dr.
General L Gower's b. f. Anastasio, 3 yrs - 1 3 dr.
Six to 4 apt Sprightly..—'rhe course was crowded.
London, England, 1812-11-02

2rlA-INING STAR.
NDON•

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
PRICE OF $ I'OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 5? 52-4 per . 7311—s per Ct. 2011
Corm 521 52-10 r at. sii—Boad2 Is. 111411:
Pesch. Diva. (Std.)4s. (3id.) 4s. Si" Pre.

The Paris Papers received on Saturday conveyed
intelligence of higher interest than any which has beim
received from France slice the commencement of the
War in Russia.

-

The Twenty-third Bulletin of the French Army,
although communicating information of the most sa-
tisfactory description with respect to the situation of
the Russian armies, is nevertheless uninteresting, when
compared with the accounts of the present distracted
State of-the French capital.
It is indeed delightful to be told, by a French Bul-
letin writer, that “ the Cossacks hover on our flanks,"
that a patrole of the Imperial Guards have fallen into
an ambuscade, and that BONAPARTE is fortifying the
Kremlin. But all this is nothing to the glorious
Revolutionary prospects-which the French nation now
begins to exhibit. It is not amid the smocking ruins
of Moscow alone that- the Tyrant now totters in his
blood-stained elevation ; the 30 pieces of cannon, the
chevaux de frim, and the barricadoes of the Kremlin,
m►ay for a time shut out the powerful arm of a Rua.
tian Scatola, loaded with the •wrongs of his country;
London, England, 1812-08-18

THE EVENING STAR

LONDON.

TUESDAY. AUGUST It. ,

Although we have to-day received no material ad.
dition to the glorious intelligence of yesterday from
the Peninsula, we may still indulge the hope that
every breeze will waft us accounts of high imporb
ance. We cannot expect that any feture whim
ment in the Peninsula will rival the Battle ef Sala.
manca, in the magnitude of objecte which it or
complished, or in the extent of the wound AMA
inflicted on the mortal enemy of the civilized welift
but the Hero of Salamanca has not yet attacked*.
lion in his den. The enfortunate Jones! has m
doubt formed a junction with Soutr, and a despise
rally will be mid. probably in the environspigaidif
where the gallant Wn.ciecirow has no doubt wail
with his usual caution.—On the road too, begat*
reinforced by General Hits, who has boo leg
sive, relieved from the trouble of watcliag die
movements of SOUL?. We Oily anticipate, *a
fore, another victory and another illuminatiuni
The details in our columns of today, from
scene of action, are numerous and ample, aad
leave them in the bands of oar &eiders enthuse
further comment.

Captain Mumma, of his Majesty's thip We
arrived last night at the Admiralty. with dispatches
froth Sir loam Ducitworrm, at Newfaandlaed•
stating, that four homeward-bound Wert Indiums
had been captured by the Ameri:ans. The Muss
captured several American ships on the pemage•
'esterday "inning '
at
London, England, 1812-08-18

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, August 4, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JESTY's ORDNANCE, 19 litrAN Ow Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Wedneolay, the 19th inst. from such Persons as may
be willing to tinder ake the supply of BRASS WORK for
SMALL ARMS, tor service of this Department, at the Tower,
for a penal of One Yeah
It is expected that. each Tender will also contain a Trice for ,
the recasting of suchold grass Furmuri s as may be required to
be executed daring the said period; Patterns of which map be
viewed upon application it the Princlial Storekeeper's Office in
the Tower, and to the Inspector of Small Arno, Birmingham.
Further Particulars, together with-the Teem and Conditions
of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office inPall-
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and f on-o'clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, se tied up, and esidor,ed
" Proposals for Brass Work, &c ;' but no Priposal can be ad-
mitted after the said 19th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noon
•f the game day ; neither will any Tender he noticed unless
the Party making i:, or an Agent in behalt, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CR secret.,
London, England, 1812-08-18

tAe enemy In. Bank. Every reelment behaved well ; the)
Portuguese cavalry, under General D'Urban, made three very
bnwe and successful charges. 9be action continued until to a.
night ; and if we bad had more day-bgbt, the enemy would have
been annihilated.

" Every Lientenant•Crnerul In the army is woonded ; Mar-
shal Beresford, through the breast, but be is doing well; Generals
Cotton and Leith, in the arm ; and General Cole, severely. Lord
Wellington was hit lb two places, by a spent ball, very nightly,
and is in full chace of the turns. All the rest of the Staff are
safe."

" Salamanca, July CS.
" The affairs of our army are going on prosperously. We can
account for 16,000 of the enemy, killed, wounded,arti prisoners,
and are pursuing them most vigorously : we have taken 19 pieces
of cannon. I went over the field of battle yesterday evening, and
a most terrible sight it was. I think there were three French for
every English body, where our cavalry got amongst theni ; end
when they were broken, the rout was ellaplete. We have taken
all their baggage, women, artillery in great part, awl military
chest. We are ourselves astonished at the greatness of our sec-
cess. Lord Wellington is slightly wounded In the thigh :he had
one of his holsters shot off: be has gone in pursuit, and toils
store than any man in his army."
The friends of General Coil will rejoice to learn
by the subjoined extract of a letter, dated Salamanca,
25thJulY, that this gallant,Officer is likely to be re-
stored to his Country
_ _
London, England, 1812-08-18

DO RSETSHIRE..

TO BE SOLI) BY t 4 ATE CONTRACT. •
A CE k Y Dc irable Family Hoist, elegantly
fltred up with (or wtti•but) twenty Acres of I.antl, %heated
in the most pkturesque part of ,he :wintry, within half a mile
of thr high Western Road, whect- the Mail and numerous Stage
Coaches pa's daily Ten miles 'root Blandford, twelve from
iitl.sburv, three f on% t'ranb•iurne, and Sti front 'Bath, part Fria
bole, and part at a peep, r corn rent.
There is now on Sale a very compact Farm of one hundred
and twtnty-five Acres, with Farm hou c and littitlims,all Free*
hold, that joins the above Prerni‘E, which togetior would make
a most contpk•te Residence and small Estate.
Arplication, post paid, to Mr. Bares, Wt !heck Street, London,
or H. I lardyrnan, Handley House, Sahsbury, vain w ill show_ the
Plem;ses.
London, England, 1812-08-18

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCL

FAutitlipm, AUGUST 15.
Arrived his NfajestiVibip Merzma for America.
wed the Momslnca is#o ship, with a fleet for
Wales.
Adeiusr

PLYMOUTH, . is.
The NIMROD cutter arrived here today: left the
squadron off Brest yesterday at two o'clock, all well,
anxiously watching the enemy, five sail of the
and five frigates, ready for a start. Arrived also the
SEAFLOWER, of 14 guns, from Falmouth, after land.
ing her dispatches.
POR CSMOI7TH, AUGUST 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Mottos, from New.
foundland ; and the Missal:Tog sloop of war, from
Guernsey. Sailed his Majesty's ships Paris and
NvmPil, on a cruize.—Wind S.E.