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London, England, 1813-01-06

BANKRUPTS.

Matthew Lee Yeates, of Exmouth, Devon, and Will:am Good,
of the parish of Bradpole, Dorsetahire, bankers and copartners,
to surrender January 19, 27, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Bull
Inn, Bridport. Atrornier, Mr. Templer, Britlport ; or Mossrs.
Anstice and Cox, No. 3, King's Bench Walks, Temple.
James Rumsey, of Ipswich., Suffolk, maltster, dealer and chap-
man, January 13, 19, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Bear and
Crown Inn, Attornies, Messrs Brame and Notcutt,
Ipswich ; or Mr. Burnet, Chatham-place, Elackfriarg, London.
Samuel King, of Ware, Hang, rope-maker, sacklng-mantsfactu-
rer, 44-aler and chapman, January 12, at ten, January 16, at
twelve, and Feb. 16, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Oakley aid Birch, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street.
Clement Dyson, now or late of Dungeonwood, mar Loekwond,
parish of Almondbury, near Huddersilt Id, Yorkshire, Niggler,
dealer in woollen cloth, dealer and ehapman, January 25, 26,
at the Ruse and Crown Inn, Huddersfield, and February 16,
at the Y-w Tree Inn, Robertown, at ten. Attorney, Mr James
Ingham, of Saddleworth, Yorkshire.
Alattliew Robinson Legg and John Gray, of R. Mary-at-Hill,
L. titian, skip and insurance-brokers, dealers, cbapmen, and
ewartners, January 13, 16, and Feb. 16, at one, at Guildhall.
A :ornies, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Old
Jewry.
Nathan Davis, of Fore-street, Limehonse, Middlesex, slopseller,
dealer and chaps:an, January 16, 23, and Feb. 16, at ten, at
Guildhall. Attornies, Messr,. Howard and Abrahams, hwry-
...

street, Aldgate.
Jcs4ll Meears, of Fenchurch-Buildings, Fenchiirch•ctreet, Lon-
eott, merchant, January 12, 16, and Feb. 16, at oue, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr. Harrison, Austin Ft jars London.
Joseph Hartley, late of Vtliitechapel, wine-merchant, dealer and
cliapman,Jattna.y 9, 16, and Feb. 16, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attorney, Mr. llfy.ult, Angel-;curt, Thruginotton-street.

• _
Lyon De );yorions, uf i.ondon, merchant, dealer
and clinpri an, faitu.!ry 12,19, and Feb 16, a one,at
Atturewv, rtruce,
basuuel butler, late of Wood-stret t, Cripplegate, but now of
Hatfield-street, Blackfriars•Rnad, manuinturer of ostrich-
fea.hen, artificial flowers, and fancy trimmings, January 9,19,
and Feb. 16, at ten, at Guildiull. Attorney, Mr. Tattain,
No. $, Symrd's-lint. Divklends, Certificates, &c. to-morrow.
London, England, 1813-01-06

CONDITIONS.

1. The Work to consist of 24 Volumes, handsomely printed,
with a greatly improved set of Engravings, to the number of 600
and upwards. It will be published in Parts, or Half-volumes,
each consisting of 50 sheets letter-press.
2. The first part of Volume I. will be published oa the Ist
of February, 1813, and a part or half-volume will be regularly
published on the first day of each month, till the whole be com-
pleted; and as the printing of the Work is very considerably
advanced, virehasers may depend on a regularity of publication,
which has not hitherto attended any similar undertaking. The
price of each Part to be 18s. in boards.
3. The last four volumes of this edition, forming a distinct al-
phabetical arrangement, will be composed entirely of original 'ni-
cks, written by persons of the first literary eminence, purposely
that all the most important discoveries and improvements in the
Sciences, Arts, and Manufactures, may be brought down to the
latest date ; an advantage which similar undertakings, published
progressively during a period of ten or twelve years, cannot possi-
bly possess. Of these four volumes an evra number of copies
will be printed, in ordi - that the possessors of any former edi-
tion of the Encycloprdia may be enabled to complete the same,
by the purchase of 014 Supplementary Work.
London, England, 1813-01-06

MISS PORTER'S NEW NOVEL.
This day was published,
In 5 Vols. 12mo. price Si. 15s. the Second Edition of
THE SCOTTISH CHIEFS ; a ROMANCE..—
By Miss JANE PORTER.
Autho; of' " Thaddeus of Warsaw," and " Remarks on Sir
Philip Sidney's Aphorisms."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
n aster-row. Of whom may be had, by Miss A. M. PORTER,
I. Don Sebastian, 4 vols. 12mo. price sCi Is. boards.
2. The Hungarian Brothers, three vols. 12mo, second edition,
price 15s. boards.
London, England, 1813-01-06

DOUBLE TAX ON LEATREIR

THE House of Commons having adjourned unthe 2d February, the COMMITTEE of the LEATHE
TRADE hereby give Notice, that the General Meeting of t
Tanners of-Great Britain, advertised to be held at the Lend
Tavern, in Bishopspte-street. on Wednesday, the 19th day
January next, is POSTPONED until Wednesday, the 10th da
of February, at the same place and hour.
It is ascertained that the amount of the doubieTat In the ho
district, which includes London, Southwark, and all within th
Ms of Mortality, was in the first quarter greatly deficient ; an
that the second quarter, ending the 2-td lint. is still more so, fo
Instead of being twice the amount of the old duty as etpected,
does not amount to ode quarter of that sum above the old T
Ifor the corresponding Months in the last year, it being from th
diminished state of the I'rade In the last quarter only £4B
19s. 7d. more than the old duty. The Committee, therefor
believe, that when the extra prices Government have alread
paid for Leather Goods Is known, and how greatly the Leath
Trade in every pan of the kingdom ►as suffered from the ina
lity of the Tanners to purchase Raw Hides, and to afford th
Leather at the present pricts and from their Stocks being In Coo
sequence considerably diminishedi since the additional Tax to
place, that the impolicy of continuing this Tax will be made molt
apparent. By order of the Committee.
London, lath Deo. VII (Slimed) B. DREW, See.

CHELSEA HOSPITAL, 4th JANUARY, ISIS.
THESE are, by order of the Right Honeurabl
1- the Lords and others Commissioners for managing th
affairs of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, to give notice, that alt
Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Hospital, residing in Lon.
• don, or witl•in twenty-five miles thereof, are required to appear
personally and regimentally with their Instructions and Certifi-
cates of Admission, at the Secretary'. Office in the said Hospital,
on the resPective days, and in their different classes, according t
their several rates of pension, as undermentioned, when attrud
ance will be given from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Th
in the Afternoon, for the Payment of Hall a Year's Pension iA
advance to Midsummer next.
London, England, 1813-01-06

ADMIAALTY.OFFICE, JANUARY 5.

Rear-Admiral Sir Francis Laforey has transmitted
to J. W. Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Wes-
tropp, commanding his Majesty's Sloop the Peru-
Ivi giving an account of his having, on the 24th
lof October, captured, off Sombrero, the Yankee,
American schooner privateer, of 7 guns and 44 men,
out thirty-eight days from Salem, and had not made
iany capture.
London, England, 1813-09-02

WANTSc,a ioNi 'as COOK and
HO USEXEEP29., "pie in a Pramlly or *fib's stogie
Gentleman, a Andy Person, wbotan be Veil reeemnianded from
bee last place. - •
Direc, to, oimultt oil. C.. 40,, Oxford-street.
-

OARROLL and Co. 7, Coinhill, and 26, Oxford
IV street, respectfully acquaint the Public they hays s great
Variety of Tickets and Shares on Sale for the STATE LOT.
TERY to begin Drawing 17th THIS MONTH, September.

- -
THE SCHEME CONTAINS
g - •Aim of - £26,000
2 - of - - 10,000
With a great proportion of other Capitals, and no Prize Ills than
£2o.—The First 1 housand Blanks will be also entitled to £9O
each, raid the First Ticket drawn a Prize above £2O will receive
an Additional Prize of 0,000.
Orders from the Country (post paid) punctually attended to.
Particular Nunil)ers may be obtained at the above Offices, if Butt
already sold.

AT the request of many fortunate A3venturers,
J. SIVEWRIGHT has re-established the Fortunate Office
of his old Firm, No. 11, Hocaoars, where for above 50 years
snore Capital Prizes have. been Sold than at any Office whatever,
of which. and also at 37, Cornhill, 141, Oxford-street. and 1,
Piccadilly, he requests the public favours for tLe NEW LOT-
TERY of only 1'2,000 Tickets, to draw 17th SEPTEMBER.
containing a rester proportion of Prizes of X-20,000, XlO,OOO,
ice. than-any former Lottery, which he hopes to distribute as
usual, bavirg lately Sold
No. 2614 - £20,000 The only £40,000
3734 - 20,000 1 lie first 30,0074
3631 . 16,000 The latt 25,000, &c. Ike.
London, England, 1813-09-02

HIGHGATE MANSION,
COMMERCIAL, Classical, ,and Mathematical
ACADEMY, under the direction of the Rev. D. ORME
and experienced Assistants, will open on the 29th instant. The
attention of *commercial world are particularly invited, u the
mode of Educitinn and the great Improvements in Arithmetic,
will be incJlcatett The House and situation for saluhrity and
accommodation; are uirequalled, and eveiy possible attention
will be pail to the lwalthomorals, and comfort of. the Pupils.—
Terms f.osn 95 to 90 Guineas per annum. '
London, England, 1813-09-02

ARRIVALS.

At Limerick. the Martha, —, from Jamaica; and the Argo,
Dowsing, from London. At Yarmouth, the Eliza, Potter, from
Calmar, with loss of rudder, baring been on shore. In Yarmouth
Roads, the Henry, Martin, from Memel; Tiber, Bulky, and
Frederick, Randall, from Pilau. At Hull, the. Charles, Gray-
burn, and Union, Finch, from Petersburgb; Eclipse, Kell, from
Riga; Ajax, Hutchineno, and Milton, Cram, from Stockholm;
Christiana Juliana, —, and titmice, Dorfman, from Louisa.
At Bristol, the John, Stafford, from Gonenburgh. At rua•
mashie, the Happy, Sherwin, from Whitehaven, and Mayflower,
Alexander, from Harrington. Ac Bilboa, the kneads, Clemtnt,
from Plymouth. At Aberdeen, the Jane, Newton, and Nero vr.
Drysdale, from Greenland. At Memel, Swift, Winks, iront
London. At Archangel„Wesunoreland, Minima, from Newcastle.

Mr. JISFICItY, of EdiOurgh, the admirable Writer,
sailed from Liverpool oa Sunday last, on board the
Robert Burns cartels for Nov Yocks on a matzisnost6l
expedition.
London, England, 1813-09-02

SILK STOCKINGS selling off and a quantity of
real India Cotton Stockings, at RADFORD's, Na. 52,
Cheap•ide. the fbllowing is the price of some Black or White
Silk, cctton feet, Ss. 61.; all silk, 6s. 6d.; very good, Ss. 6d ; best
',heap in proiortion, cotton hove, Is. 6d.; line, es.; s'upr, 2s. 6d.
entra super, Ss. worth much more. A large quantity of real
Welch Flannels of a curioLs fine quality selling very cheap ; some
very good gloves Is. a pair.

Phase to be very p;rticular in the name and numbtr, or you
will be imposed on, they arc at Ratlford's,Nn. 52, Cheapside.

SPILSBURY'S PATENT ANTISCORBUTIC
DROPS have peculiar efficacy in relieving Children from
drew encrusted Eruptions which break out under the Hair, and
which, from neglect and improper treatment, are rendered so
very obstinate in these cases. It is desirable Mr. S. should see
the Patient, as local treatment with the Medicine is absolutely
necessary. In all Eruptions, Scrofula, Bilious Complaints, and
Ulcerations dependant on bad habit, successful cases continually
occurring, are its best proofs.—Sold Wholesale at E. Edward's,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Retail, at the Dispensary, •15,
Motto-square, London, in Bottles of 6s. ; Double, 10s. 6d.; and
largest 11. 2s. duty included.--.—Com POUND ESSENCE, Bs.
London, England, 1813-09-02

MONEY IMMEDIATELY.
Nu. g, Duke-stro.g, Adelphl.
MESSRS. NICHOLS and Co. can command
any Sum of Money, and are in the habit of lending irom
£lOO to any extent, upon every description of Property. Bills
and Notes of Hand discounted, and instant advances made upon
approved securities. 'fbe transactions of this Office will always
be found to be conducted with the utmost &Meaty and propriety.
—Letters must be post-paid.—Attesdanss from eleven till five.
London, England, 1813-09-02

FAMILY BREWING.

XTEEITHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
oi..‘ the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
-espectfully inform tl.e Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-strait, they have removed to
premises, No 225, (neat the Hag-market) Piccadilly;
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that Li-
bt•ral pa-ronage they have hitherto experienced.
The. Machine combines the fire-place,-Coppers,ll/farslt Tun,
Linder Back, Hop Back, and Working 'fun, in one Utensil;'
which is compact, &table, and convenient, 'and worked by a
tiethod simple and certain In its operation.
Th. Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to stub
Families, or the most extensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have !Mat re-
apeetable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in.
own and Country, who have had experience of the utility #
the invention. •
Sold by Lond,-- •

ay the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadill7, . ,adorn ; and
NO. 10, Win—grset, Bristol; also by the pria ]pal furnishing
imr.niongers in the United Kingdom. • !
Nit and r:o. brew in the Machine for pablk initsatilo •
:awry 'l:nesliy,ia London awl Dl/1401.

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London, England, 1813-10-18

ONE OF SIR J. B. WARREN'S VQUADROV.

" Lynhatrea asy, Chesapeake, Sept. 1,1111 S. •
gg On the 27th ult. the ACTBON, Captain CATOR),
joined us from Providence. She states the loss of the.
Moseu.a, and two other King's brigs, in the West
Indies. She saw a British filgate towing another.
frigate into Guadaloupe. Tue head most ship tele-
graphed.her—. I have tales' the Essex.' The name
of our frigate she could not distinctly vnake
It is generally thought here, that our force will
soon leave the Chesapeake t but' some assert, that
we shall rendezvous in this Bay during the winter...
On this subject nothing certain is known vand all
that is said about it is, at best, but conjecturv,—
A' Lieutenant of the BAno.s.sa, lost his life in the 1)3-
tomac, while assisting to capture a gun-boat. Lieu-
tenant DicasoN (supernumerary) is appointed to suc-
ceed him. A small schooner, tender to the Nestr...gs,
Hon. Captain Mnone, upset a few days -ago, near
the upper end of the middle ground of the Chesa-
peake, by, which accident Mr. GRIFFITH, Midship-
man, of the Nemesis, who commanded, with all his
little, crew, weredrawned.• On the 15th-Augast,
the yawl of the PLANTAGENET, armed with a cam.
nade ?n the bow, 15 seamen and eight patine:,
der the orders of Lieutenant FAusser, and Lieute-
nant DicasoN, late of the Vico (a passenger who
volunteered), went in near Cape Henry, to protect
a watering party in the. launch. While the miln,
' were filling their casks, they were attacked. by
abitt forty American soldiers, who.hed concealer-id
themselves in an entrenchment dug in the ,sastal
hills. The party being u 1 fortunately offitheir guard:,
thinking all secure, could not resist .viiih °filet t.
Corporal WutTry of the ltoy.al Marines, ,and,liihrts-
aidi3issoir, two privotese: were killed, LiCute.
dant raessiir, had hi; ititithei.tnuch cut with. shot,
but was hot.. wounded • tenant DK N
ICNEISO, was
severe stota4deo iit the7,t,bigb. Tha.whole wet silken
prisoners bblougtgg ,to the The launclreffec-
ted escatc..• .}3y a flag or truce, we. have since
hein (ter ttivii thaj!ainst.led, arere doing wit; and
thy-SZrere it Pari.h for., Richmond prison --
Lieutenant Dixie, his been appointed so the Cetiesa-
r.ake, at Helitaz.".
London, England, 1813-01-01

MARRIED.

At Edinburrb, the 24th ult. the Rev. Samuel M".C.night, of
Dumfries, to Miss E. Henderson, youngest dalistiter of the I.:te
Mr. William Henderson, manufacturer, I,.dinbuigh.
At Edinburgh, on the 24th ult. Archibald Napier, Esq. of the
Island of Tobago, to Anne Stirling, sixth daughter of biz. John
Stirling, Bart. of Glorat, Stirlingsbire.
London, England, 1813-01-01

,

*e this morning received Quebec Papers to the
20th ultimo. They contain the fullowitsgintelltgentei

QUEBEC, NOVEMBER. 12.
ICltvitarE t:iCr.ocic.—The Montreal Courier is jOst
arrived. Nothing of importance has transpired.—
The following ektract from the Montreal Gazette of
Tuesday thews the result of the attack en Kingston:
The great battle, so Much spoken of in Town as
having taken place a short diitance aboie Kingston,
turns out to be seven American vessels which ap-
peared off that place, and bombarded it during fifteen
hours. The only damage sustained was the Royal
Gorge being struck three times, and having one of
her crew killed : seeing they could not effect a land-
ingy they set off for Sacker's Harbour.'

A PROCLAMATION.

" Quebec, November 5.
*hrkeis Treaties bt Peace and Friendship between his
Britannic Majesty and the Emperor of all the RUssias and the
King of Sweden were signed it Oberon; on the Bth of July last,
by Mr. Thornton on the pan of his Majesty, and by the seireril
Plehiptitentiarles of the two Powers on the part of their respec-
tive Sovereigns; and the signing of the slime having been officially
• communicated to me, I hereby, in his Majesty's name, call upon
all his loving subjects in this Province of Lower Canada, strictly
to observe, by sea and by land, the said Treaties of Peace and
Friendship, existing as aforesaid. (Signed)

Gloßalt PRVIOSt.

FORCE OW THE FRONTIER:

86 We should be heartily glad to gratify our Rea-
ders with an accurate statement of the force on the
frontier, as much anxiety seems to prevail on the
subject ; but as the troops are continually arriving
from the interior, and from one port to another, it is
impossible to give an accurate statement. The fol-
lowing is predicated in the most authenticated date in
our possession :
London, England, 1813-01-01

OLD MODE OF DRAWING-NO CLASSES.

SWIFT and Co. Contractors for the present
STATE LOTTERY, respectfully remind their Friends and
the Public, rh4t the rrawing will commence on the 14th of
XT MONTH, (January), and finish on the following Day.
This Lottery will be determined agreeably to the Oh: Mode of
Drawing, as there are nil Classes, and every Ticket is la be
I..:..,:par.ctsly from the Wit.:el:__ •

he Scheme, with only 13,000 Tickets, contains the following
lapital P-izes, be'ng more, both in Number and Amount, than
in any Lottery for several Years past.
1,2 of £20,000 are £40,000
2 - 10,000 - 20,000

2,000
1,000

8.000
6,000

6 _ 500 . - 3,000
6 - 400 - - 2,400
10 .. 300 . - 3,000
10 - 200 - - 2,000
Besides 46 of £lOO and £5O, and 2,510 of £4O, £3O, &c. &c.
Tickets and Shares are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices,
No. 11, Poultry ;
I No. Si, Aldgate High-
No. 12, Charing Cross ; street.
Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold

in the present Yea., viz.
5,197 - a - £20,00011,706 - a - X 3,000
92.; - a - 4,000 2,270 1. a - 2,000
Besides many others of £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &c.

ALLEN's DANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY
for respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
sqt.are. Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday, terms Lis. Is.
ger quarter, from nine to ten, or £2. 2s. from eight to ten ; or on
Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and
Instrumental Music in general on Monday and Thursday,
Li. I Is. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or £2. 2s.
Without. The Harp is double these terms. Each Pupil pays
Is. entrance, except young I.adits in Town for school vaca-
tion*, who pay Li is. for the month. Private Tuition at, all other
hours. Assemblies on Thursdays.
Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality so:4 consi-
derably under the music -shop prier.

By GEORGE REES,M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Phybic,ans, senior Physician to
the London Disprii-ary, Szc. Etc.
Printed and sold by M. Allen, No. 15, Pa•erno4ter-row.
Where may be had, by the value willw, the second edition of
Practical Obserirations on Disorders of the Stomach, with Re-
marks on the Rise of the Bile.
London, England, 1813-01-01

NORTH WALES.

CAPITAL ESTATLS IN CARNARVONSHIRE.
SEVERAL valuable and extensive FREEHOLD
ESTATES, some of which are delightfully situated ea
the Seta Coast, in the several Parishes of 1 lindegwning, Hod-
vean, Denlo, Llauyttyndwy, Criskirth, and L laullyfni, la the
said County, let at old and consequently very low rents, amount-
ing to £970 per annum and upwards, will be SOLI) by AUG.
'LION, in Lots, at the Crown and Anchor, in Pwtibriy, Ia tie
same County, on the 40th day of January, 1813, unless dispused
of in the mean time by Private Contract, of which du. notice
will be given.

WilHim Owen at Liandegwnlng, Mr. Maurice at Aherkin,
and Mr. D. Rice of the Crown and Ancbor, Pwlihely, in the
said County of Carnarvon, will chew the :afferent Farms and
Lands in their respective neighbourhoods, atid from wont prin.
ted particulars may be had previous to the dal of sate.
Further Particulars may be had by applitation (if by leaser,
post-paid) to Messrs. Jones and Whams Solicitors, Dig Iley
Meriunetb.bire at whose Office Mats of ;ha Estates may be seen.

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London, England, 1813-01-01

kIY4I. lAtELtictArd.

It is l''enoited at Plymouth that the 111tNbm.r, of 7.t
guns, lately foundered at her anchors in Table Bay,
Cape of Good Hope. It is the 'custom for ships to
leave Table lay before the time of the Monsers,.
which came on and 'caught the MINDEN. and seni:ller
and her gallant crew to the 4:ttem..
We are sorry we are not able to cdnfirm the cap-
tare of the French frigate that escaped out of Havre,
by the Bettis Poutt, as mentioned by our Corre-
spondent yesterday. It is yet an event, however, by
no means Improbable ; and should the report; which
is still very prevalent at Plythouth; be confirmed, we
are confident of receiving the first information. The
BELLE POITLE is commanded by Captain HARRISj
broth& of the Manager of CoVent-Gard:o. Theatre.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 29.
Arrived the American ship Fair Trader, under
licence from Gibraltar 1 New Shoreham catLe! from
Morlaix. Sailed the RAPID schooner with a convoy
to the Eastward, and the MACKEREL schooner for
Malta.—Wind W.

ttYMOUTI4, DECEMBER so.
Arrived the SCYLLA from a cruize ; the American
thooner Hope, from St. Übe's, with salt, bound to
Alexandria (in America), captured by hit Majesty's
ship PHEASANT. Also arrived the Prussian galliot
Young WOW, SOPMA, from Bourdeaux. The Harry
letter of marque, Captain tittlE, of this port, with a
cargo on board and some specie, from St. Salvador,
upset near that place in a hurricane—one of the crew
Was drowned, the remainder were taken off her bot-
tom and saved.

The AFRICA, of 64 guns, is arrived at Cork in a
Very shattered state, having encountered some severe
gales. Capt. DACRES, late of the Guraater.E, came
Lpassenger : he has since arrived at this port in the
aomoAs, and set off last night for London.—The
DIADEM, of 64. guns, and LATe:NA frigate, are ex-
pected shortly at this port, with a battalion of marines
from the north toast of Spain.—The NORTHUMBER-
LAND, of 74 guns, sailed last night for Portsmouth,
to be paid off. The CONQUESTADORE, of 71 guns, also
goes to Porrsmouth.
A letter received at this place, from.ene of the
crew of the MACEDONIAN, says, ,g We have been cap-
tured by the United States American frigate, after
an action of two hours and a half. I can hardly hold
my pen. How will Old England-;.-viCtorious Old
England, hear the news ? But we did all that
we could they had 150 then more than we ; no
lubber)), landmen--no half-arid-hail seamen among
them; all picked, fine seamen; and what teatrien,
think you ?—English seamen, who got over in the
Peace : I saw Jack among them. The United
States carries just 60 guns—the railing of the gang-
way which steps into the staunchions formed by ham-
mocks, stuffed down at proper intervals-=.-four ports
on each gangway ; mark that ! They carried 24-
pounders on their main-deck, and one of these is suf-
ficient to carry away a mast. Our runs got disabled,
and we had AO men to board With: Oh, what a
slaughter.hotise Was our ship ! And then, to be car-
tied—towfd at the -- of an American frigate, into
an American port s—Oh, 'tis not to be endured I"
London, England, 1813-01-01

14TH OF THIS MONTH.

rni E objection that existed to drawing the Lottery
-I- in Classes is done away, and every Number will now be
drawn separately the 14th and 15th January, 181:1.

3.SIVEWkIiGHT has the pleasure to state, that the approv-
ed Scheme containi,

2 - Prizes of - Xe.P.O '4 I Though thir Lottery is only

'2 . Prizes or -

1 0 ,000

IS,-000 Tickets, the Capt-

4 - Prizes of - 2,000 I tals are nearly equal to
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PORTSMOU ii, DECEMBER 31.

Arrived the MucoaAvE, cf 74 guns i Captain
MA! NG, from off Cherburgh ; and ESP! EGLE, of 18,
Captain TAYLOR, from a crui2e : VENERABLE, of 74,
with Sir IiCAIE POPHAM on board ; and two trans-
puts, havirg part of the Royal Marine Battalions,
!torn the North Coast of Spain, at Spithead ; this
morning, the remainder arc shortly expected, when
report sends them to America. The PEMBROKE man
ct war with the Mars and Venus Spanish frigates
came into harbcur- His Majesty's ship FERVENT
takes convoy for the Downs.—Wind W.
DEAL; DECEMBER st.

Arrived the GAMBIA cutter from Exeter. Several
ships have passed for the River, names unknown.—
Arrived the Argus Deal Pilot Cutter, atter shipping
all her Pilots on board ships offDungeness : she took
in twenty more, and proceeded immediately for the
same destination. Came down from the River the
D.EDALUS and BARBOSA frigates.—Wind W.

DOVER, DECEMBER 31.
The French privateer captured yesterday by his
Majesty's ship ROYALIST, proves to be the Grand Na.
poleon. She hailed the ROYALIST, and asked if she
wanted a pilot ? '1 lie answer returned was, that they
would take the liberty of piloting her into the Downs,
either with or without her consent—the answer was
accompanied with a broadside, that carried away
Napoleon's main-toast, severely wounded his First
Lieutenant and several of the crew, when finding her
mistakel she instantly struck her colours' His Ma-
jesty's ship PIONEER has recaptured and sent in the
brig Riga, of Sunderland : she was taken about seven
o'clock last evening, off Fairleigh, and at the time of
her recapture (eleven o'clock at night) there were
upwards of 18 privateers in sight.
London, England, 1813-01-01

STATE CF THE NAVY.

- .
The following is the state and disposition of the British Naiy,
Made up to the present day t—At sea, of the line, 79 t from 50
to 44 guns, 9; frigates, 122 ; sloops, dec. 77 ; bombs snd fire-
ships, 4 ; brigs, 161 ; cutters, 34; schooners. &c, 52. Total, 538.
In port and fitting—Of the line, 39 ; from 50 to 44 guns, 11 ;
frigate., 29 ; sloops, &c. 18 ; /omits and fire-ships, 4 ; brigs. 36:
tuners, 6; schooners; &c. 11. Total, 154.—Guard-ships--Of
the line, 5 ; of 50 to 44 guns, 1; frigates, 4 ; sloops, 5. Total, 11.
Hospital-ships; Prison-ships, &c.—Of the line, 28; of 50 to 44
guns, 2; frigates, ; sloops, &c. 1. Total, 33.—1 n Commission
—Of the line,lsl ; of 50 to 44 guus, tt3 ; frigates, 157 ; sloops,
&c. 101 ; bona's, &c. S ; brigs, 197 ; hatters, 40 ; sChoonerS, &c.
63. Total, 740.—Ordinary and repairing for so e;ce—Of the
line, '77 ; from 50 to 44 guns, 10; frigates, 70; sloop &c. 37 ;
bombs, &c. 3 ; brigs, 11 t cutters, 1 ; schooners, &c. 2. Total,
211.—Building, of the line, t ; from Zu to 41 nuns, 4; fri-
gates, 15 ; sloops, 5 ; bombs, &c. n ; brigs, 3. '1
Grand Total, 1007.—Decrra.,: in the Grnnti Total this: fuut.th; 4.

The Princess Royal, Nlcoti, from Quebec to Jer.
sey, was captured, to the westward of that islan,l, on
the 2(2d ultimo, by the Conner French privateer, of
11 guns and 110 men. She had captured the Eliza,
—, of Jersey, which she gave vp to the crew, and
Which has arrived at Jersey.
At a Court-martial held on board the RAISONA tLE,
in Sheerness Harbour, on the 21st tilt. Serjeant Bald.
ruin, of the Royal Marincr, belonging to the Starr.
gun-brig, was tried for stealing a £lO note out of the
Clerk's chest of the said un.brig. The charge being
proved, the prisoner was sentenced to be reduced to
the ranks, mid to receive 100 lashes round the fleet.
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BRUNSWICK, OCTOBER. 2.

This day se'nnight, all the authorities left us, be-
cause it was reported that the enemy was advancing.
We imagined that this enemy must be still tar distant,i
because the retreating troops marched off very lei-
surely towards Wolfenbuttel, with General Von Klos-
terlein at their head. About noon, .however, the
Prussians rushed in at almost all the gates. About
100 Jagt: J of the guards and infantry were posted at
the Augustus gate. These prepared for resistance,
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tel. Klosterlein drew them up in .square,• but they
had no inclination to.obey his orders, and threw away
their arms : on which he clapped spurs to his horse
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All the equipages of the Officerslnd Commissaries
were taken, even those of Klosterlein and Losberg ;
and 1 Colonel, 2 Lieutenant-Colonels, 2or 3 Majors,
from 20 to 30 Lieutenants, and about 400 privates,
were made prisoners. Requisitions in leather, cloth,
&c. and from 30 to 40,000 dollars in the royal coffers,
fell into the hands of the Prussians. On Sunday, the
26th, when the prisoners were brought in, the city
was uncommonly crowded. They were, perhaps,
the merriest prisoners thin ever were seen. The Prus-
sians behaved admirably, and maintained strict dis-1
eipline ; admired and respected by all, they left is,
but*too soon, and proceeded to the Elm, one of the'
hilts of the Hartz.
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AF I'FR TERM.
Nov. su I Wtdneillay,

Redattorer up to the tommencen►eot of the present
month, have heinreceived, and, by an official Report,
it appears, that the rumour of an epidem►c complaint
at Cadiz is not withou► toundaion. Through the
same channel we have received the following infor-
mation from South America t

• 44 GUAYANA, JULY Is.
The Rebels of Santafeeo, to the number of 1100)
have invaded the province of flarinas."
PUERTO RICO, AUGUST 4,

" Letters received from Caraccas state, that Gene-
ral Monteverde was, on the 17th, in San Carlos,'op-
posed -to a body of 3000 men.
" From Guayana we have the melancholy news,
that the Insurgents, with 1100 men, leaving two di-
visions behind, had penetrated into the province of
Barinas, from which Capital the Military Comman-
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more, properly provided, we may be able to protect
this bulwark of the country. It contributes greatly
to our depression, that the rebeli receive assistance,
directly from the Peninsula."

" CARACCAS, AUGUST 2.

gl The Chief of the rebels &liven, in his invasion
of Barinas, has conducted himself with tbe most hor-
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the greatest alarm.".
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SEMLIN, SEPTEMBER 20.

According to the latest accounts received from
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tions of that scourge had even been remarked in two
villages in the neighbourhood of New Otsowa.

AUGSBURG, OCTOBER 12.

The reports received from Vienna, respecting the
military events in the Illyrian Provinces, do not 211
agree with the official intelligence published in the
Milan Gazette. It is the corps d'arrnee of General
Radovejewich whialt has for some dap fought against
the Italian corps of General Palumbini, in theneigh-
bourhoud ofCateknitz and Addsberg. General Cie.
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and was repulsed by General Pakanbini.
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DEAL, OCTOBER 20.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-4y. Remain his
Majesty's ships and victualling transports as pet; last.

YARMOUTH, OCTOBER 26.
Arrived yesterday evening the PoßriA, with a
coniroy from Heligoland. All communication with
the ships in the Roads being suspended by the tem-
pestuous weather, it has not been ascertained whether
she is the bearer of any fresh intelligence; though it
is conjectured not, as the means of communication
with the shore by sivals are always available, and
any news of importance would have been made
known through that channel. • k
London, England, 1813-10-27

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, OCTOBER 2.

From a source which may be depended upon, we
know that the negociations with Bavaria are drawing
towards a close, and were probably terminated yes-
terday : by virtue of them, Bavaria will send 15,0001
men to join the Austro.ltalian army under Hiller,
and 15,000 to the 45,000 choice Austrian troops
posted under Reuss .on the Bavarian frontier ; and
then Reuss irto advanceimmediately into Franconia.
—A Bavarian Ambassador, and several Bavarian
Generals, are said to have already arrived at Toplitz.

BERLIN, OCTOBER 9.
At ten o'clock in the morning of the Ist, Lemar-
rois, the French Governor of Magdeburg, ordered
the Ducal Saxon contingent .to be disarmed, and
niarched off as prisoners. The remainder of the Spa-
niards are confined in the.citadel, whither the French
carry them their provisions.
The late King of Holland, and also the Russian
Grand Princess, wife of the Grand Prince Constan-
tine, have arrived at Bern.
OCTOBER 10.—Stettin cannot hold our much longer.
All the provisions, except bread and wine, are con-
sumed. • There are not even any fish in the paled-off
part of the Oder which runs through the city ; water•
rats are eaten with avidity. The LaJidstrum for five
German miles round has been sumffioned to work at
the trenches. The city is nearly deserted by all its
inhabitants. Among the garrison are many Ger-
mans who sigh for their deliverance, and are more,
besieged from within than from without.
The Emperor Napoleon, about the end of Septem-
ber, made repeated proposals for an armistice; but
was answered, that the Allied Powers wished not for
an armistice, but for peace; and that until this was
ratified, they were determined to continue the war.
In 1806 and 1807, the French army was paid in
Prussian. coin, and in 1818 the Prussian army is paid
in five frank pieces and dollars. The French army,
on the contrary, complains that it is not paid at all.
London, England, 1813-10-27

4

. • •
ing this. warning, Y beg leave to refer you' rot
subsequent events.
Any encomium I can bestow on Captain Bremer,
would, Ism convinced, fall very short of his de-
,
liens ; and. I: beg leave to return him, his officers
and ship's company, my warmest thanks for the
gallant support they afforded LA during the action.
To the officers and ship's company of this sloop, I
shall-ever feel indebted for their gallant and perse-
vering. conduct in the action, and during the time we
',kept sight of the enemy, in the severest weather I
almost ever experienced; and beg to recommend
*Mr, William Speck, Senior Lieutenant of this sloop,
'Also Mr. Thomas G. Cooper, Master's Mate.
Captain Bremer speaks in the highest terms of his
CfAcers and ship's company.
I am happy to say, that we have only two seamen
slightly wounded ; the Royalist, I am sorry to add,
was not so fortunate, having two killed and nine
wounded. Enclosed are the returns of killed and
wounded on board the two sloops. 1 have, &c.
(Signed) C. MACDONALD, Commander.
To Sir Christopher Cole, Bart. Captain of
his Majesty's ship Rippon, &c.
LIST of Ku.t.so and Woo anzo of his Majesty's sloop Scylla, in
Action with the Weser French frigate, gist October, 1813.
Xi Li. w—None.

SLIONTLY WOUPIDIDiaMeII Watts, quarter-tnallast matt;
Peter Ratidtame, able seaman.
(Signed) C. M SCOONALD' Comonwort.
R. M'Mmsas, Surgeon. ' •
RETURN Of KILLED and WOODDLD of his Majesty% Amp
Royalist, in Action with the Weser French frigate, stst Oc-
tober, 1813.
Kitten—Joseph Sumter, able seaman Cornelia Ralt,
mazy seaman.
_ _ _

SEMII.Ir Wortrinto—Mr. W. Wilson, master; Alexander
Mason, ordinary seaman ; William George, seaman ; Henry
Kitson, seaman; Peter Read, gunner's mate.
SLIOJITLY WOIiNDED....Mr. J. Waring, First Lieutenant; Rod.
bert George, .private marine; Andrew Newton, ordinary sea-
man ; Richard Elliot, boy.

Total:-.2 killed; 9 wounded.

(Sirled)

J. J. CORDON BREMER, Cap&
W. F. CARTER, Surgeon.
London, England, 1813-10-27

.:4POIIII '

~-

SARACIOSSAO SEPTENIBER
ttte reekch garrisrin of Jac.l is cioiely blockaded,
nd in great want of provisions. kiting surrender,
lying been disappointed in its endeavours to escape.
MADRID, SEPTEMBER 25.
. .
Ott the 4th instant It convoy from France arrived
Qt tareekisia,..consiiting.-ok WO waggons; escorted
by 4000 men, .and on the. following day the. escort
Many families abandoned the place, alarm-.
vd 'at-the siege which -is- to be undertaken against ir. •
Tlie enemy has taken possession of all the habitations
within Half a leagne of the walls, to carry on their
Works. The ga-risok consist's.of. 60(X) men,-and the
fortifications extend to the hill of St. Pedro Martin, to.
the Royal Milk, and to 'the Mountain of lvfontruix;
that h to say, that the 'neighbotnhood of Barcelona,
and the Western sidaof thea.lobregat, is the situation
in winch the principal strength of the enemy lies.
It is said that Suchet will-retire as soon as Pain;
plona has surrendered but some believe that he will,
withdraw befOre thar tine, and that his equipage is
already prepared for that moyement.
Gerona has been undermined throughout the whole
bf the ramparts, that it may share a similar fate with
the. Unhappy Tarragona. The hospitals have been
evacuated, and all the sick and wounded hive been
conveyed into France; At the same time, the fami-
Fes connected with, and the 'agents dependent upon'
trance, including the Prefect, proceed thither with
their treasure, and their property.

r

ORgICIAL. REPORT-BOARD OF HEALTH.

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neighbouring parishes, six men, a woman, and three
boys." .

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