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London, England, 1812-03-21

SALES BY AUCIIO/4.

•
• • VALUABLE Aziwun+.
By Mr. WU.SON. • " • •
At the Mart, on Tinisday next, at Twelve o'Ciispii. • .
VALUABLE ANNUITY of ONE
A
DRED and NINETEEN POUNDS during the We oica
hvalthy Gentleman, aged 27; secured upon Fr.•ehold and Cow
hold absokne Reversionary Property of large value, is No
County of Middlesex, and the Life insurable%
Particulars may be hadpf Mr. Wilson, Queen-street, Holborn;
and at the Mort.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
VALUABLE TITHE FREE ES'I ATE—LandTax rtelreened.
'I'O BE SOLD BY AUC I lON, BY MR. PEYTON,
At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, al:out the Brat week in May next,

in stveral Lots,
AMOST DESIRABLE ESTATE, situate in
the Parishes of Swaffham, Dalbeck, Boit 'sham, and Swaff-
ham Prior, in the County of Cambridge; comprising a very
excellent Diwelling-house and Farming Offices, sundry detached
avid up,wards of One Thousand Acres of most excel-
lent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Fen Land, in a high state of
cultivation, %Attila possession may he tad at Michaelmas tier.
Descriptive Itorticulars will shortly he pc:Wished ; in the maul
time application may be made to Mr. James, New Boswell-court,
Lincoln's Inn, Lo,ndon.

: CA MBRIGESHIRE:
VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE:
TO BE SOLD BY AUCIT)N, BY MR. PEYTON,
At the Bell Inn, at Hamill, in the County of Staolk, about the
first wee% in May (unless previously disposed of by Privets
COntractj, in several Lots
1 'HE MANOR of SHARDELOWS ALLING-
A- TON, in Mindy Camps, together with a very valuable
Estate, for the most part inclosed, situate in the several Parishes
of Shady Camps, Horsheath, and liartlow, in the County of
Cambridge; and containing near it 7O Acres of Arable, Meadow,
and Pasture Land, let to respectable Tenants, who am undo;
notice to quit at Michaelmas nest.
Descriptive Paideulars will he published previous to Sale.—
To treat for the same, apply to Mr. Junes, New Boswell court,
Lincoln's Inn, London.

CURE of RHEUMATISM, by Dr. JAMEs's POWDER.
'THE following Communication from Mr. Richard
.I Croftdn, of the Dul.l"n Water Works, seams peculiarly to
claim the attention of the; üblic. He writes " that he was af- '
flitted for several months in the last year, 1811, with an acute
Rheumatism, which, front a continuance of extreme.egonys de-
prived him of rest, appetite, and of all power ; that after using the
Hot Bath fifty times, and adhering to the melt respectable me-
dical advice, the pain still increased.; and despairing of relief,
he tried Dr. James's Powder; that the second dose brought
from his stomach an incredible quantity of bile; and in
about ten days he was free from Pain ; but that he persevered
wi,le the Powder for six weeks ; and that since that time he has
been able to attend his business and walk without the aid of a
stick. On any recurrence of Rheumatic Symptoms, he 6nds lin-
l'atediate relief from a dose or two of Dr. JamenAnaleptic Pills."
Sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at No. 45, St. Paul's, Lon-
don, or 29, Dante street, Dublin; and at Dr. James's late house
in Bruton-street.—N.B. Observe that Mr. Newberg's name is
engraved in the Stamps.
London, England, 1812-03-21

TIMBER.

TO BE peremptorily SOLD pursuant to a Decree of the High
Court of Chancery, hewing date the 6th day of February,
1812, made in a Cause, wherein the Rev. Charles Richard
Beaumont and others, are Plaintiffs, and John Beaumont and
others are De fendauts,
ALARGE quantity of TIMBER standing at or
near Whitley flail, in the Parish of Kirkbeaton and parts
adjacent, in the County of York, and Mytton Hall, in the Town-
ship of Little Mytton, and Parish of Whalley, in the county
Palantine of Llnicaster, Late the property of Richard Henry
Beaumont, Esq. deceased. Such part of the Timber as lies is
the County of York will be Sold with the approbation of Swains'.
Comecon Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at
the Beaumont Arms, near the Church of Kirkbeaton aloresaid,
on Monday, the Sikh day of March, 1812,.the Sale beginning at
Twelve o'Clock ; and ouch part thereof as lies in the County of
Lancaster, will be Sold with the approbation of the said Master,
at the sign of the Boat, at Little Mytton aforesaid, on Friday,
the 34 day of April, 1812, the Sale beginning at 12 o'Clock.
Particulars of the said Timber may be had, gratis, at the said
Master's Chanibers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane,
Lost:on ; of Meter.. Horne and Rogers, Solicitors, Serle-street,
Lincoln's Inn ; of Mr. Eyre, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square; of
Mr. Van Heythilyson, Solicitor, John-street, Bedford-row ; of
Mr. Richard Addinell, of Tadeaster; of Mr. John Neville of
Spotalerestgh, near Doncaster; of Mr. James Hinchltffe Bradley-
lane, near Htldersfielal.; of Mr. Thomis Rylah, of Dewsbury,
near Leeds ; at the Beaumont Arms, Kirkheatris ; at the Boat,
Mytton Bridge; at the Whalley Arms, in Whalley; at the Swan
bur, ; and at Wbittry Mali, non Haddiralitid.
London, England, 1812-01-13

HOSIERY.

THE NOBILIT ' GENTRY, SHOP-
" KEEPERS., MERCHAN Is, and those who have to exe-
cute large Commissions in the ankles of Stocki !gt, Gloves, teal
WelCh Flannels, Vas is Powers, Fce.—A conspicuous advantage
at RAIWORD's NOTTINGHAM WAREHOUSE, No. sv,
C eapslde, fuer doors from Boer Chute's. The extreme exigen-
cies of the times are inch as to require the wallow economy in
dress, eciecially in those essential articles, Stockings, Gioves, real
Welch Flannels, Elastic Drawers, Ladies' invisible COW./ and
dresses all in one. J. Radford begs to return ids most grateful
acknowedgmentl to his unmet out frismils aul customers fee the
say lib.ral and decided preference he had faxe.ved d4ring the
Lucia years lie has b.eh in business, and In a special manner,
presumes to recommend to the Ladirs his new invented Bruns-
wick Invisible Dresses, that are such a prevertative against
colds, and are pstroeised by the Royal and likewise Ills
elegant Lhina i,lll Stockings, feelittx estrong confidence they
w 11 give the utmost satisfaction, they being of superior qualities,
and at the following eery reduced prices white or 6'g :A silk
With euttoo f at, 6a. a pair; men's ditto. 7s. 6d:; Ladies' all silk,
7a. per pair ; men's ditto. 9.. 6J. upwaftls ; stout cotton,- Is. 3d.;
very fine, 2% 6dt; superfine, S.. end upwar.ls ; a quantity of
&loves at 4d. pet pair ; flans tls from oil per rue.; green baize of
every dettcliption very cheap, to be bad in any quantity. But to
prevent ml takes, plaint to observe they are at Radford', Nonitag
bans Wevehouse, 54, Cheap:id', feat doors front Bow Church.

A CHEAP REMEDY.
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HNIA% fie.

rHURCH's COUGH-DROPS, for recent Colds,
N-4 °lntimate CouOs, and confirmed Asthrnas, stand um &veiled.
Its reputation for fi teen years past, end the 'ohms testiiiionics
of its efficacy, is a sufficient pfoot (Attie cedilla ion in wlich it is
held for ail Asthmatic Affections, recent c ads and Coughs,
however ribs,inatei and all Pulmonary Complaints. Xs proof, the
tolfcm in; instance is inserted :
in S,,*w and Co.

" Birmirghsen, Mirth 18i1805.•
" Gentlemen—ln justice to you, and to certify the ,slue
that exeellent Medicate, Chufzh's Cough Drape, I send you the
folkywing case, at the particular request of the patie t.
" Mites SWINWEIr."
" S;r—i cannot suffici-oily amknowledge the cure I have•re-
ce:ved froin Church's Cough Drop.. A most suffocating Asth-
matic Cough during the wilder afflicted me to severely, that I ex-
pected nothing tell Alin death Vier,' minute; one bottk
me ctiiiiiiderably, and tour more perfectly metered tot. ll'o
sending this to the Proprietors will oblige your !nimble servant,
" T■os. EDMUNDS."
Sgd wholesale and retail by Shaw and lislawds, No. 66, St.
Praul's Cfriircli-yard, on tlie foot-way; Tuft, Exchange; aid
Baton and C. Oitord-street, and one Vender in every town....
None eau be gemrine, except" Shaw and Edwards, 68, St. Paul's
Cfiurchlatd," is engraved on the stamp. Eric, se. tit. aad double
I at, 41 6d. pr birk;
London, England, 1812-01-13

THE ARMY.

COPT OF A CIRCULAR LETTER To TUE PATUASTIR Or
THE REcitulTt24o OisTRICTs.
SIR. " Office for Military Accouits, nee- 4!, 1514
14 With reference to cur circular Letters of the 19th tune and
st July last, relative to the allowance granted in Money, to Re.
eructing parties of regular Regiments in certain situations, in
order to enable them to supply themselves wi h Bread, we have
to excel:int you, that It has been deemed expedient that the Red
APowance shot*, from the tothinstani, be extended to ALL the
Recruiting Parties of regular Corps, as also to the Recruiting
Parties of MU tia.
" it may be proper to observe, that It will not be optional
with the Parties to receive either Bread or Money, but that they
ate in al cases to recelvetite latter from the este above mentioned.
" The Farms Hirt aly printed may be used, striking out such
parts thereof as will not apply.
" This arrangement is not to extend to Regimental Depe.ts.
" We are, Sir,
11 Your most obedient humble servants,
(Signed) 44 M. FAVEAUI, JOHN STVACT, L. sOLIVAN:'
Genoral 'Fuson and General Anson go out to
Portugal in the MELPOMESE, Captain FALAXIN.
The 29th Regiment, lately returned from the Pen;n-
sula, where, dui in.g the campaigns of four years, they
oh all occasions distinguished them elves, are greatly
augmented since their return, by volunt...irs fr.-•m the
Militia ; and from their ..-uccess, it is pt&o.0:le that
they will get a s2cond battalion when the next gene.
ral volunteering takes rlace.
The Eatl of CHATHAM, who, in consecinence of
his pn motion to the rank e f General, has been re-
moved horn the command of the Eastern D strict, is
to be placed on the Staff cf the Home District, so
that the Duke of Csmarttoor's retirement m the
lirme District Staff will not be any e..v ny to the
public.
The Right Hrnourablo Lieutenant General Tiro-
MAS MAITLAND succeeds Lord CHAlllAhl in the Eas-
tern Diqrict. The Lord Vi,comit CATHCART con-
tinues Commander of the Forces in Nor:h Britain,
notwithstanding his pomotion ; and Lieutenant Ge-
-1121:al the Honourab!e H. G. GREY is the Second in
Cornn:and in Scotland, in place of the Earl of Ross.
Lt N, brolig!it upon the Home District.
This n:orning upw;:rds of fifty v(lunt,•ers, for clic-
terent r_giments in Scotland, embarked at Tilbury
Fort, on bo.trJ the London and Edmburzh Corn-
pan)', snack Eiza, C.4pt. Maitsitaxt, tor Leith.
London, England, 1812-01-13

DEAL, L',NUARY 12.

Sailid this morning the RoyEa sloop of war, the
VIPER and NYMPH cutlers, win a convoy for Ports-
mouth. Came down from the Ri vcr the Roy At.
GEORGE East Indiaman for Madras and Chiaa, and
sailed to the Westward ; also the
.BEDFORD and
EGMONT, and remain. Wind N.W.
YARMOUTH, JAN. lg.

Arrived the EREBUS sloop, and has landed 180
casks of butter, and about 103 chees:s, being the
cargo of a small market boat, whose cargo they took
out ; also the DILIGENCE armed ...hip ; and the Cex.
sea and UIIGE.:T, from the Baltic ; and rem tin in
'the Roads, with the SOLEB and CUANTICLEER.—
Sailed the BANTERER it. off Flushing ; the HEARTY
on a cruize ; and the EREBUS for the Downs.
London, England, 1812-01-13

FROM LLOYD'S I.TiT.

The Earl Bathurst, Heion, from Liverpool, is wrecked near
Pensacola.

The keend4, Te:ley, from Ireland to London, Is lost on the
toabc of Irvland.

1 he Country Squire, Jeffery, bound to lamaica (one of the
Cyane'd convey) -put back to Portsmouth, on Thuntlay, with
consHerable damage, having been run foul of.
The Succes', from Cork to I.iverpool, was driven nn shore
a few days since, at North Moels, near Liverpool. She has loft
her rudder, and it nearly full of water.

The Americin schooner, Dol'y, was seen near Elsiuore, on the
Ith Ult. Willi her masts cut away.
London, England, 1812-01-13

17711PERl4r INIRLLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 6. ; 1
• •The Huhein Wile for the last year bas been ad-
judged to Francis Cunningham, Esq. Fellow-eons-
°toner of Queen's College.—Subject, 64 4 Disserta-
tion on the Books of Origen against Celbus, with a
view to illustrate the argument, and to point out the
evidence they afford to the truth of Clivisiiimity."
The following is the subject for the Helsean Prize
.for the present year t m an Inquiry into the Religious
Knowledge which the Heathen Philosophers derived
`from the Jewish Scriptures."
i OXFORD, JANUARY 11.
1
Os the resignation of the Rev. Vicesimus Knox, D. D. the Q -
vernors of Tunbridge School have unsnlmossly elected the arc
Thomas Knox, A. M. of &Iwamoto Whigs, is the vomit
i Mastership.
London, England, 1812-12-07

S. per list lower.
Brown do. 404. 43e.

Oats 495. Ms. Sas. 60s,
Horse Beano, 76c. ags.
Tick Ditto, 681.174 a.
Hog Peas Ws. 90s,
Boilers 105 s. 180$.
Canary Seed 98s. 120 s. 138 s.
WinterTares,oos.oos.per bush
Rape Seed £56, 480, per last .
FAY! ph. MI 119% pot 84,

ATAkAI. INTELL/G.EAtt

BALTIC TRADE.—To Mr. JOHN BENifiti-r.jvn.

" :%dmiralry-Office, Dec. 5. 11
-" Stn-1 hale received and laid before my Lurdb Co
stoners of the Admiralty your letter of the 4th ins anr, r
to the homeward-bound trade in the I:0.k, and I hay!
Lordships commands to acquaint you, for t''e irformatio,
Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, tha, thr A,
had not thought proper to attempt to bring home the
sembled at Han.; a determination whihh, consid.ry g .1

Creme risk of bringing home so large a convoy, at solace a ao
their Lordships cannot but entirely appro►e.
I am, Sir, your very obedlen, Setvart, " j.rr. caoxi
BRESr FLEET BOUND FOR AN,BRICA !
PRIVATt
" Boyne, Douarnenes Bay, December
Is We are now 1) ing at anchor in this B ty,
shall remain on the station three mi nths. On S.

day, November 28, we reconnoitred the enemy,
found them six sail of the line, five frigate,, and
sloops of war, all prepared for sea, h► the outer rl
Blest, and Apparently ready for the tart. We
four sail of the line and tw > frigatts. You may
London, England, 1812-12-07

pose we are keeping a sharp 100k-out, as we A

they are going to America. Two frigates slipped ott
the Loire on the 25th ult. and fairly gave our sl
the double. There is no doubt of their be:bg g
to the American seas." •
FALMOUTH, DECEMBER s.
The Carteret packet has arrived in eight day* fil
Cadiz: left therkthe Ezrniss packet Admiral Cu
BURN had sailed for America. The Diana packet
rived in 38 days frrm Surinam ; spoke on the 2d i
the WOLVERINE sloop Of war, on a cruiv, a4l w
The Freeling packer, which has arrived in seven d
from Gibraltar, brings information that the L
Mary Pelham packet had arrived there frAn Sic
on the day the Freeling lets, with accounts that
W, BENTINCB had arrived at Alicant, accompan
by about 3000 Sicilian troops, and 2,500 British
General MAITLAND had arrived at Sicily. 1
plague raged with great violence in Turkey, and p
titularly at Smyrna.
Dec. 4.—Arrived the btlg Earl St. Vincent, BR
HURST, 17 days from Messina, and the Prussian g
hot Henrietta, BREEKMAN, froni Bourdeai,x, in
days.; two French frigates were lying at Bourdea
r •ady for tea, and one with tier topm ,sts struck. T
1
HENRIETTA was spoken, off Bourdeaux, by his '
jesty 's ships DRY AD and A i.i Diu le ACHt•:. Three A
rican schooners had arrived at Bourdeaux the day
Henrietta sailed—Two triFates had sa.led tram Nan
on a cruize, supposed for America. Nine Ameriei
vessels were lying at Bourdeauz. This rui.rningt t
the Lizard, the HENRIETTA saw a schooner privates
supposed to be an American.
PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER S..

Arrived the Arrow letter of ntartiite, Annattso
in five dayi from Li•bon, andsailcd immedia el, f,
Southampton ; - she brings no particular newts..
Arrived the FYLLA sloop of war (tom the Gnerneti
StAtioh, INSOLENT gun-brig and FANCY Cutter tint
Basque Roads. Sailed the INTELLIUENT gun-bri
with a convoy for Swanse I, limns sloop w:
for Liverpool ; Sgatutatt schooner, with the ACT
Ann transport, for Falmouth, to join the convoy k
Portugal. The Mary-Ann has on hoard 4T06111, an
was one of the NIEMEN'S convoy.—Wind E.

PIARWICH, DEC:V.IISER 6.
Arrived the Lai k pack: t, with mail* and
gers from Gottenbuigh. We learn hat the hon.
ward bound fleer, consisting i.l nearly 300 sail, we
waiting, about 15 days ago, at Matuyck, for
to convuy them home, there being at that t.me rn:i
one frigate there: it was much feared they Would bi
obliged to winter at that place.
London, England, 1812-12-07

This day was published,

. _
In folio, with 50 Engravings, finely coloured and mounted, with
Descriptive Letter Press to each, half bd. Russia backs,price £ i 2.
APICTURESQUE VOYAGE TO INDIA, by
the way of CHINA. By THOMAS DANIELL, R. A.
and WILLIAM DANIELL. A. R. A.

Print/nil for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row; and William Daniell, No. 9, Clevelaud-street,
Fitzroy-square.
London, England, 1812-12-07

FORD'S DRAMA'T'IC WORKS.

This day VMS published. * Volumes royal Svo. price Z*2 2s.
a 334 daisy Ilvo. price £1 los. beards,
THE DRAMATIC WORKS ofJOHN FORD;
with an Inttodatetion and explanatory Notes.
By HENRY WEBER, Esq.
Printed for Longman. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browne, Pater-
noster-row ; William Miller, Albentarle.street ; John Murray,
Fleet-street,l.ontlon ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1812-12-07

This day was published,
In royal 4to. price B.S. 13s. bd. boards,(with 25 Engravings from
the Designs of the Author, a Plate of Inscriptions, and three
Maps; one from the Observations of Captain James Suther-
land, and two Drawn by Mr. Morier and Major Rennell,)
A. JOURNEY through PERSIA, ARMENIA,
and ASIA MINOR to CONSTANTINOPLE, in the
Years I VOB and 1809, in which is included some Account of the
Proceedings of his lietlesty's Mission under Sir Harford Jones,
Bart. K. C. to the Court of the King o 6 Persia.
By JAMES MORIER, Esq.
His Majesty's Secretary of Embassy to the Court of Persia.
, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
boster-row.
*4,1 A few Copies with Proof Impressions of the Plates on
India Paper, price £5.55.
London, England, 1812-06-08

Lot' INTELLIGENCE-

COURT OF CHANCERY, JUNE e.
Mr. I-TART, in the case of WATFRS v. TAYLOR,
inovt4, that it be referred to the Master to enquire
what sum, out of the profits of the Onera House,
should he allotted for continuing the necessary insn
Lance of the house, scenery, EN. according to the sti.:*
inflations of the trust deed and deed of partnership, as
there was now a late sum applicable to insurance,
in the hands of the bankers, which they, as well as the
trustees, Were desirous ,to apply, under the sanction
of the Court, according to the provisions of the deed.
The LORD CHANCELLOR asked whether this appli-
cation was fully warranted 1)1 the deed ? as other-
wise, by granting it, be might only kindle a fresh fire
in the theatre, in which the Master might chance to
be consumed. Referred to the Master to ascertain
the amount of the insurance money, and cause the
same to be applied according to the deed.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 6. .
• MANDAMUS.
Mr. Bnotroftma moved la. a Rule to shew cause
why a Mandamus should not be issued, 'directing the
Justices of the Peace for the county of Ctimberland
to meet and fix a rate of wages to certain operative
weavers. His motion was founded on the Acts of
tie sth c:f Elizabeth, and the Ist of James I. Cap. 8.
The only question was, whether these Acts gave
them the naked authority to fix the rates when they
were met, or whether they compelled the Justices to
meet and do something for the petitioners, on a pc.
tition presented to them. In this case he had an
affidavit, stating that a petition had been presented to
the Justices while they were met ; that they had dis-
missed the petition without hearing evidence on the
part of the petitioriers, and without calling before
. them discreet persons acquainted with the situation
of the petitioners, as directed by the express words of
the Acts above mentioned. Here the Learned
Counsel read the terms of the Acts, that the Justices
were to limit, rate, and appoint ; and if they did nn
so assemble, and being met, did not limit and fix a
. rate, they should each of them be liable to the pe
salty of £s.—Rule granted.
CFRTIORART.
Mr. Rama applied for a Writ of Certiorari, under
the following circumstances :--An indictment had
been pre!erted against Lord Darlington, for a nui-
sance, not keeping a foot-path clear which ran by
• his estates in Somersetshire. The practice at the ,
Quarter Sessions was, that the defendant should plead
to the indictment ; but this his Lordship did not do, i
and appliCation was made to the Just ices by his Lord-
ship's solicitor, that the personal pleadings should be
dispensed with, but this the Justices refused to allow.
The present application was made because it would
be inconvenient for his Lordship to go to Somerset-,
shire to plead to this indictment, usual residence
being at Ruby Castle, in the county of Durham.—
Rule granted.
London, England, 1812-06-08

PATRIOTIC FUND.
• LLOYD'S, JUN t 5, 1,1114.
HE COMMITTEE for Managing this
THE COMMITTEE for Minaging this IN.Tf-
I iUTI(N, deem it hi:hly desirable, at th- present critical
riot), that the general sympathy of all clauses throughout the
Empire. should be manileittd towards our brave and gallant De-
fenders, -0.10 in the Navy and the Army, by continuing to grant
relief the Wid iws and Orphans of 'lease who fall, and to those
who are diaabh.d in the present awful and eventful contest with
our implacable Enemy.
For thy. benuvolent purpose appeals have already appeared in
the reiree iv Newspapers with the names of Subscribers; and
the following contilbutions have since beer, received :
Earl *Non - 50 0
Down, 'I hornton, and
free 100 9
Smiih.Pasne,StSmiths 100 I
John Bagwell 10 10
John Itygrave 10 10
AY. Thomas Butt 1 1
Hon. Ger. H-rvey 10 9
iehrtiin Fridag, Geis!,
and C.% 10 10
'levy Abbott (second
Si.h.cription) 19 10
Ofice,s and Men of the
'l•irtionethshire Loral
Mill ia, one day'u pay 62 10
srMeituagne Chnburley, 10 0
Ea India Company 1000 0
Men dinaichbull 10 10
Wyndham Knatchbi 10 10
George Gipps 5 5
Larkins, Son, Sc Russell 10 i
law Hawkins Browne 21 0
General James Balfour 10 0

Lietr.-Colonel Duckett 10 0
Capt. Matthew Henry
Scutt, (Ibis Majesty's
ship Marlhnrough 10 0
Thomas March Pl.dlipps l 0 0
G o. Brown (Sun Conn) 52 10
'Thomas Dyer 3 0
Barclay. Perkins, & Co. 100 0
l'homas Coutts and Co. 100 0
Charles Oliphant (Edin-
burgh) S 5
Rundell, Bridge, and

Rim&ll
100 0
The Mercers' Company 200 0
Clark, Boyd, & Preach SO 0
Thomas I.owndes ' 10 10
Of a Cie.,ilernatt, per
Wiiihech Bank, ,r 6 10t. 6d.
Comm ttve for Mina-
ying the Patriotic
Fund, I u' lin 5000 0
William Hobson & Son 50 0

P. WELSFORD, Secretary.

This day was p..bitthed,
Dyady printed in a racket volume, price 61 is board',
(a new Edition), beng the fif.ll of
RROAD GRINS. Compriing, with new Addl-
.', tinnal fates in Vera., those formerly published under the
fik My Nieln-Gown arid Slippers."
by GEORGE COLMAN, the Ynurger.
Printed for 'E. Catieli *Ad W. Davie;. St ran/.
London, England, 1812-06-08

FAMILY BREWING.

BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT'.
INTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. respectfully
the attention of the Nubility, gentry, and the Pubic,
to their PORTABLE. FAMILY BREWINZ IACHINE. 'k
combines all the Utensils in ONE; is durable, cori•rnteut, and
compact in its form; takes to pieces with else, and is kept in
order with little :rouble; Its cousumptien of fuel is small, cud It
condenses the st-am.
The method of wing it is equally simple and certain, NO
MitSl II NO OF THE houts BEING REQUISI t'E, NOR
ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF BREWING, and inva-
riably produces Ale and Beer of the TRUE HOME.BREWED
FLAVOUR, which becomes perfectly transparent.

Sold by the Proprietors. Idingtore-green and Skinner-street,
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COVE OF CORK, JUNE 1.

Yesterday arrived the Earl Spencer cutter, Vett-
tenant 80THW}..1.4 from Plymouth; and his Majes-
ty's ship BRISK, Captain MOUNSHER, with the trans.
port, No. IS+, from Portsmouth. Remain the Mu-
rtes. Captain Da Councy, with the convJy for Lis-
bon. The Svalcut, Captain UPTON) is reAdy for sea,
and proceeds on a cruise.
London, England, 1812-06-08

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MARRIED.
Tuesday, at Launceston, William Neck, Esq. of Nelson-square,
I‘London, to Miss Amelia Willman, of the former place.
The 29th ult. at Hatfield 'House, Hertfordshire Lord Delein,
eldest son of the Esrl of Westmeath, to lady Lmily; Cecil, the
second daughter of the Marquis of Salisbury.
London, England, 1812-06-08

IMIVERSI7I4 niI'ELLIGENCE,

ECCLESTASICAL PROMOTION&
The Rev. George Wilkins, A. M. of Hadkigh, has heels spb
pointed Domestic Chaplain tta the Right Hots. the Earl of ICIn.
noulL . _ _

Rev. W. Ward, BD. prebendary of Salisbury, and rector of
Mlle-end, near Colchester, to the rectory of Alphkznstone -Es-
sex, void by the death of the Rev. Mr. Gamble, late chaplain-
general.
London, England, 1812-06-08

BIRTHS. • •
Yesterday ee'nnight, the Lady of Captain Wen. Young, IL N.
(Transport Office, Deptford), of a son, being the 13th child.
March 23, at the Government House, Funchal', Madeira, the
Lady of Major-General the Hon. Robert Meade, of a son.
At Hastings, on the 4th of !UDC, the Lady of I.Aeutenaat.Colo-
Del Hugh Ha'kat, of a son.
On the I tith ult. It L4sbon, the Lady of Major 'Lawrie, 79th
regiment, or Cameron Highlander', of-a son.
London, England, 1812-06-08

ORENSEE, MAY 15.

Yesterday some of the enemy's boats captured two
of our vessels, close in with our harbour, bound here
with firewood, from Veile, and were lying becalmed
off Ediloe. It being possible the enemy may make
use of these vessels to-deceive Danish ship-masters,
they are herewith cautioned against them.
VIENNA, MAY 9.
Count Gallorf, after a sojourn of five days here,
set out the day before yesterday for Heunheith. The
last letters from Transylvania inforrit.us that the. Ot-
toman army is in motion, and advalcing from south-
ern Bulgaria to attack the Russians. The Grand
Seignier has given directions for opening the cam-
paign as soon as possible, and oblige the enemies et
the cross to evacuate the Turkish territory.
It is now said, that, according to a new decision
of Government, yield Marshal Count Belgrade will
remain at the head of the war department as Presi-
dent of the Aulic Council, and that another esteemed
General will have the command of our army in

HUNGARY, APRIL so.
The Diet at Presburg is still continually employed
with making out their scale. Mean while, public
report speaks of propositions shortly to be made by
Governtnent for providing 30,000, recruits, 10,000
aorses, &c. Travellers lately arrived from Russia
coutirm the report of two divisions from Molda'via
having returned across the Dniester. The fortresies
of Esiowi and SunMaki, the b4ild.ing of wbicb had

...
.
London, England, 1812-06-08

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 6.

Admiral Young has transmitted to John Wilson
Croker, Esq. a letter from Lieut. Samuel Burgess,
commanding the Pincher gun-vessel, giving an ac-
count of the capture, on the 11th of last monsli, of a
French armed lugger, carrying one 12-pounder and
small arms, and a crew of 47 men, by the boats of
the Pincher and Exertion gun-brigs, after she had
run on shore near Cuxhaven.
London, England, 1812-06-08

hne and cry prevented it. • Many wrinen and ail-
dren sallied forth and scoured the woods in pursuit.
but to no putpdse, as Bowler, finding himself so
closely pursued, returned to his residence at Apple-
ton, where he was taken by his neighbnuis. Foy and
Craig conveyed the prison( r to London at ten o'clock
on Saturday night, and he underwent an so/Lamination
before Mr. Conant. He acknowledged having dis-
charged the Thinderbuss at Mr. Burrows, but said he
was mad at the time, and he entered into some sane
reasoning to prove none but a madman would eo such
an act. He pressed strongly for bail, was very anxious
to return home, and offered a deposit of ACIO,OOO for
his appearance. He was committed to Clerkenwell
prison for re-examination. •

Monday a threatening letter, signed " Ladd,"
was received by Mr. H. WOOD, hosier, of Leicester,
acquainting► him that " orders" had been issued for
his being !shot on or before the 20th inst. and begging
him to settle his worldly offairs. A reward of £lOO
'has been offered fur the discovery of the author.
On Tuesday.sennight was held an inquest at Tel-
font Magna, in the county of Wilts, on the body of
Elizabeth Macey, who, it was reported, had been
knocked down by lin* husband, and never spoke after►
ward; but the fact appeared quite different; she had
been drinking to excess, and was obliged to be carried
up stairs, when convulsive fits came on, but she spoke
at times until one at noon the following day; neither
did she mention having received any injury from any
one. A surgeon, after inspecting the body, was per-
fectly convinced that no external injury had been re-
ceived, as no marks of violence appeared on any part.
A verdict was therefore returned=-Died in consequence
of convulsions, brought on by excessive drinking. •
Monday last, D. Redish sold his wife in Sheffield
Market-place for 6d. and delivered her to the pur-
chaser in a halter which cost 9d.

The book-fair at Leipsic, in April, was extremely
dull—•.the catalogues circulated contained sixteen
hundred new wot ks in German and Latin ; among
them were 100 romances, 50 plays, 82 maps, and S5O
pieces of musk.
Tuesday last, as Mr. Sarah Barby, the wiie of a
very respect ible farmer of Wiveliscombe, (who lives
about a mile from the town) was going' to market
with some poultty, she was gored so► dreadfully by a
furious cow, as caused her almost instant death.
Thunder and hail-storms, accompanied by heavy
falls of rein, have been very general wkliin the last
few days. At Doncaster and Green liatnrnerton
some cattle had been killed by the lightning, and at
the latter place the water rose from 3 to 4. feet in
depth. and pieces of ice were picked up, which mea-
wired three inches in circumference.
London, England, 1812-06-08

P4ALIAMENTAItr PROGIEDIIVCS.

BUSINESS FOR THE WEE&
THIS RAY*
bibtaa —Further consideration of Report Nightly *at&
Rill—Further consideration of Report Mill Coach Exemption
Bill—Further consideration of Report on Glass Duties—Local
Token Bill, second time—Sinecure Office Bill, third time—
County Bridges Bill, third time—Committee on Bauk Token
Bill—Committee on Unlawful Oaths Bill—Committee on Riots
Bill—Committee on Scots Taxes Bill—Committee on Irish Loan
—Committee on Arhale Fishery Bill—Committee of Supply—
Committee of Ways and Means—Committee on Orders La Coun-
cil—Report Poor Relief Bill.
Norices.—Sir John Newport, Inland Navigation of Ireland
—General Gascoigne, Bill to amend the Holyhead Harbour Act,
respecting certain duties levied on Bristol and I.iverpool ships—
General Gascoigne, Motion for an Address to the Prince Regent,
for the formation of an efficient Administration—Mr. Hume,
Returns of the Net Revenue of certain Districts of the Prince of
Oude—Mr. Brougham, Returns relating to the Revewt and pa
litical arrangement of the Prince of Oude.
London, England, 1812-06-08

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE!.

CROWN OFFICE, JUNE 6.
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT

PARLIAMENT.

BOROUGH or OLD SA Rum.—Jarnes Alexander, of Wlropote-
street, in the parish of St. Mary-la-Bunne, in the County of Mid-
dlesex, Esq. in the room of the Right Hon. Nicholas Vant.ittart,
who accepted the Office of Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of
his Majesty's Exchequer.
COUNTY or Do wx.—The Right Hon. Robert Ward, of Ban.
gor Castle, in the room pf Francis Savage, Esq. who has accepted
the Office of Eschcator of Munster.
DOWNING-STREET, JUNE 1.

llis Royal Highness the Pait:cc R EtANT has been graciously
pleased, in the name and on tLe behalf of his Majesty" to appoint
Major-General PINSON BONHAM, to be Governor end Com-
mander in Chief of the Settlement of Surinam.

His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the name and on
the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Colonel Geosce ROBLIT
AINSLI e, to be Governer and Commander in Chief of the Wand
of Dominica.

CARLTON.HOUSE, JUNE 5.

His Royal Highness the PRINCE Ran ENT has been pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to approve of the
nomination of the Rev. James Stutter Clarke, F.R.li. Chaplain to
the Household, and Librarian to his Royal Highness, to be Hir
toriogr.ipher to his Majesty, in the fOOM of the late Reverend
L;Duttxs.
London, England, 1812-06-08

BAST-INDIA tIOUSB, June 6, 1818.
THE COURT of DIREL7ORS of tisz UNITED
COMPANTY MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, 0;14E11
to Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give *dice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House in Leadenhall•street, on Tuesday next, the 9th
instant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Sp,cial Affairs.
WILLIAM RAMSAY; Secretary.
London, England, 1812-06-30

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This day was publis%ed, in 2 Vots. 12mo. price 12s. boards,
St LF-INDULGENCE -; a Tale of the Nineteenth
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" Hetrenx qul ne Line son c aur qu'a des sentiments doux et
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Madame de Gents.
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This day was published,
in Octavo, price 9s. buarib, a'Second Volume of
SERMONS on Various Subjects. By DAVID
13RICHAN, D. D. Minister of the United.Parish,s of Dyki
and Muy, in the County of Moray ; late of Artillery-street;
London.
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This day was published, hi One Vol. ato. price Pt. Is. Royal ato.
£l. lls. 61 boatels, (embellishigitvith a fine Portrait of Wiclif,
engraved by Hopwood),
THE NEW TESTAMENT, translated from the
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To which are prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Opinions, and
Writings of Dr. Wiclit ; and on Historical Account of the Saxon
and English Versions of the Scriptures, previous to the opening
of the th century. •
By the Rev. HENRY HERVEY BADER, M.A.
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the Chapelry of Satwell annexed.
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I ANKS OF THE GUADIANA, MARCH le.

His Excellency Lord Wellington has been to the
camp before Badajoz yesterday and to-day. Yester-
terday Badajoz was invested from the right bank of
the Guadiana. In the night between the 17th and
18th the trenches were opened ; at day-break, two
great works were cunt uded within 300 toises of the
place, and when the enemy perceived them they
opened a fire of artillery and bombs from the forts
Pardalleras and Piro/ilia, and from some bulwarks
of the fortress. There is no attack made from the
right of the river.

FRONTIERS OF THE NORTH OF PORTUGAL,

MARCH 6.

All the letters received from those pans occupied
by the enemy announce that some of the troops are
destined for France; they keep increasing in the vi-
cinity of Burgos, and it-is thought that Bonnlt will,
Within a month, march with his division for France ;
but ;ts these reports are spread by the enemy, we
are not able to ascertain the degree of credit due to
them.
London, England, 1812-04-02

NitralL INTILLICZYCS. -

ptyroxstrrsi, matacti
Arrived the Minervab front Sierra Leone in
57 days. A vessel, name unknown, was wrecked
la* night in Whitsand Bay, and two of the crew
drowned.

PORTSMbeIIi, APRIL 1.
Arrived, the SPECULATOR luggeri with a convoy,
fivin the Downs, and has returned ; his bißjesty's
ships Picsix, MAGNET, CRAMS, WARRIOR, and Can-
lIEY, from a cruise. ;failed, his Majesty's ship TT*
aLsw, on a cruise. His Majesty's ship Balms is
appointed convoy for Oporto and Lisbon; and the
PORCUPINE, for Quebec► The. VALIANT, Y 4 guns,
went out of harbour this morning, and the Mutaroz
schooner came in. Wind W.N.W.

FALMOUTH, MARCH Se,
Arrived this morning the Princess Elizabeth pac-
ket% Captain KIDD, with mails and dispatches from
Lisbbn, which port the left on the 25th instant. The
Queen Charlotte packet arrived at Lisbon the 24th
instant.—Rentain the outward<bound Mediterranean
fleet, under convoy of his Majesty's brig PELORM—
Two boats have been picked up here within a few
days, with the Lord Wellington's name on the stern.
A schooner of that name, from London, bound to
Lisbon, is said to be missing. •

DEAL, APRIL i.

Sailed the ZEALOUS and ETHALION't for the Baltic.
The FURIOUS gun-brig has detained and sent into the
Downs, the Neptunus galliot, Captain Prraasorr,
from Seville, taken at anchor off Gravelines, with a
signal for a pilot flying.
Five o'Clock.--Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, with the
fleet under his command, are under weigh, and will
soon be off Flushing.
London, England, 1812-04-02

HALMSTAD, MARCH 6.

Si{ Swedish seamen, taken by French privateers,
on board of Swedish merchant vessels, have been
Carried to Calve, where they were partly put in pri-
son, and were partly forced, under a strong guard,
to assist in the equipping of ships. On the 10th of
January last they were fortunate enough to escape in
a little boat, and were picked up by an English ship,
which put them on shore at stark°. 'I my were
treated with the greatest kindness by the English.—
Such ;s the wide difference of treatment experienced
from our allies and enemie:.
London, England, 1812-04-02

• .
.I.''l'.‘iiiiirm irro' a • •
Mem gnisiday Night's Oazettel
)1 Apri 21. Thomaredleilkh, of Ratcliff Highway, carpenter—.
pril 23. Richard Bride, Richard Noreort,. and John Joel. of
Manchester, coachmalters—Aprd g 3. Samuel and John Briedon,
of Manchester, grocats—May 2. Robert Tkornson, of Berwick-
upon-Tweed, groter—,April 30. Peter Huntley. of Beverley,
Yorkshire, cabinet-maker—April 21. Robert Browne, Adam's-
court, Broad-street, London, merchant—April 21. Solomon Zs-
gory, of Great Prescott-Welt, Goodbiath's-Fielda, merchant—
May 2. Robert Oswin, of Upper Norton-street, Yitzroy-smiare,
insurance-broker—May 9. James Dobson, of Liverpool. mer-
cbsnt.—May 9. lobes Goodwin, of Ray-street, Clerkenwell,
baker--May 9. Hermann, Vos and Jua Mischa,' Essen, of
New-Court, Crotched-Friers, merchants—May 12. James'Hock-
ley, of Long-Acre, liquor-morehant—April 42. idbn Age junior,
of Bristol, bookseller—April 14. William Sheri% of Burr-street,
Wapping, dealer and chapman—April 28. John Roberts, of
Liverpool, linen-draper—April 22. Richard Mon, of Bedford,
woodbuyer..—May 9. Wm. Gardner, of Luton, Bedfordshire,
1 sack-manufacturer—May 9. John Clarke, of Oainsborougt, Lin-'
colnshire, grocer—April 4. George Fall and James Hutchinson,
of Tooley-street, Southwark, brewers-4day 9. Wm. Webb, of
Westminster-Bridge-Road, Lambeth. coal-merchant—May 9.
Charles and NichblA Hoary; of Newgate-etreet, linen-drapers--
April 24. Thomas Oldham Chinner, of Walsall, Staffordshire,
mercer—April 25. John Newnum, of Bishopsgate-Without,
London, linen-draper—April 24. Wm. Jackson, Robert Tailor,
and John Pease, of Newcastia-upon-Tyne, oilmen—April 25.
Wm. Sabir .i of Gosport, Hants, grocer—May 2. Wm. Good-
man Bull, of the Crooked Bfflet;Wych-street, publican.

CERTIFICATES, April 31.
Robert Wainwright, of Manchester. manufacturer-lan Chris-
tiaan Essera, of New-court, Crutched Friars, merchant—James
Sloane, of Liverpool, merchant—lsaac Stone, of Great Yar-
mouth, Norfolk, shipwright...-Josiah Saxon, oeManchester, cot-
ton twist merchant, dealer and chapman.
London, England, 1812-04-02

STOCKHOLM, MARCH 17.

The Directors of the French Post-office at Ham-
burgh having removed the obstacles which it has
laid in the way of the free course of the Swedish
foreign posts, and several mails being arrived here at
once from thence, the advised are herewith informed
that the foreign poet by the way of Hamburgh to
the Continent is appointed to recommence and con-
tinue in the usual manner on Tuesda7 17th instant.
The correspondents are, nevertheless, required not to
write in any other than their own particular concerns.
Royal General I'ost Direction, at Stockholm,
March 16, 1812.
According to intelligence received at Ystadt, the
Swedish troops in Pomerania were on the sth instant
disarmed by the French. Those which were at
Stralsund, received orders to assemble in three divi-
' sions and at different places, when they were sur-
rounded-by a superior French force and their arms
taken from them. _ _ _ _ _ _

They were at the same time informed. that,they
were no longer Swedish soldiers. Those among them
who were born in the States of the Confederation of
the-Rhine were separated from the rest, and imme-
diately quartered among tke French soldiery.
A number of the French troops are marched out
of Pomerania, so that at present there are only 10,000
men remaining in that province.
His Royal Majesty has not hitherto received the
least official intelligence regarding the cause of the
entrance of the French voops into Pomerania.
London, England, 1812-04-02

LISBON, MARCH 23.

Our attack on Badajoz is carried on on the N.W.
side only. The rapidity of the works is asten6hing.
Lord Wellington is always on the spot. The enemy
made a sortie with 1200 infantry and SO horse; they
were repulsed with the loss of 200 men—we had 30
killed.

General Hill, it is reported, is gone to destroy
bridge at Almarez.

LISBON, MARCH 24.

AU goes on as could be wished at Badajos. Sir
Thomas Graham, with the Ist, 6th, and 7th Divi-
sions, is advanced towards Zafra. General Hill is
at Almendralego ; Majoi-Generaf Slack, with his bri-
gade at Villa Franca, which place it entered on the
20th, in high spirits : though the men marched 31
days, with only two days halt, yet all were well and
in good condition. The enemy retired before them
towards Usagre and Huena.

A six-gun battery is erected on Pickerin's Fort.—
During the time the enemy made the sortie; a heavy
fire of grape-shot was kept up from the town.
BANKS OF THE GUADIANA, MARCH 14.

Soult is now before Cadiz, and, as is said, intends
attacking the Isle de Leon. However, 4000 troops
from Grenada are coming by Cordova, toward:
Estremadura, and the greatest zeal is used in collect.
ing troops in this last province. It is affirmed that
General Drouet, the General of Artillery Busset,
and General Dombrouski; are going to France.
London, England, 1812-04-02

THE SCHELDT FLEET.

The sailing of the squadron from L'Orient is at,
the only naval enterprise which the enemy have ii
contemplation. Our Port letters of this morning is;
form us, that the Scheldt fleet is also ready to start;
but our squadron in the Downs is by this time on its
way to meet them. If they venture out, the event
cannot be for a moment doubtful, but we incline to
think that Sir RICHA VD STRACUAN will arrive in time
to prevent their sailing. The following are our letters
on the subject

44 DEAL, APRIL I.

" The MARY cotter arrived this morning, five'
o'clock, and immediately reported the state of the
enemy in the Scheldt to the following effect t—Ten
sail of the line and four brigs have come down, and
'some smaller vessels 1 it is not ascertained whether
any frigates are of the number or not. The report
I was immediately sent to the Admiralty by telegraph.