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London, England, 1812-04-09

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On the motion of Mr. WARD, the consideration of the Petition
from Wootten 13a.sset, complaining of an undue election, was
postponed till Tuesday next.
1 be s. toad reading of the Clandestine Marriage Bill was post-
poned till Friday se'nnight.
The Princesses' Annuity Bill was read a second time, and or-
dered to be committed on Tuesday nest.
tit- Joust NEWPORT gave notice of a motion for to-morrow
for the appointment of some new Members to the Irish finance
Committee.

Mr. WirNNt postp.ned till Tuesday his motion respectipg
Colonel M•Alahon.

Mr. CRP: ItVtir gave notice, that he should move to•morrow for
copies of the Patents of the Trine. Regent by which certain sala-
ries were given to Lord Melville and the Earl ut Buckingham-
shire, as Presidents of the Board of Controul.

Mr. ROBINSON informed the House, that the Lords of the
Adnura'Ay had conceived it their eiti:y to have Lord Wm. Stuart,
vc::o commanded the Conquestadur, tried by a Court Martial for
utmine the ship on a bank. I: would be necessary, therefore,
that Ids Lordship should be put under an arrest , and, as be was
a Member of that I•iouse, the Lords of the Admiralty concaved
they owed it to that I-louse, to inform them ot the circumstance.
London, England, 1812-04-09

DEAL, APRIL S.

Sailed this morning the whole of the outward-
bound coasters and colliers, under convoy of the VI-
Prn cutter.—Arrived the MARY cutter with dispatches
and letters from off Flushing.—Wind

The TRINCULO sloop of war sailed from Cork the
4th instant with a convoy for the West Indies.
The East-Indiamen under convoy of the HOTSPUR,
that sailed yesterday, are the City of London, Lord
Keith, Ann, Indus, Sir William Beasley, Harriet,
and the Sovereign.
The Calista, Weatherhead, from Surinam to Lon-
don, was taken by the Junon Trench privateer, and
carried into Brest on the 22d ult.

The Mary Da Dea, DA Silva, fmm Pernambuco
to St. Michael, was totally lost in the island of Fer-
nando de Norenha—part of the cargo saved.
The Lee, Cassar, from Workington to North
America, is stranded on the coast ci 'retina.

The Pacohantes, —, from licuiogne, is totally
lost near Calais.

During the late storm, the Hibernia, bound from
Belfast to Jamaica, was driven from her anchors in
Belfast Lough, and drifting on a bank, had her side
stove in.

We learn from Dover, that a few nights ago, the
SKYLARK brig of war, Lieutenant BOXER, lea in with
a fleet of praams, which took shelter in a bay ; that
he attacked them in the face of the batteries, and
after a smart action, drove 15 of them on shores The
brig of w.ir had one man killed.
The French squadron which has escaped from one
of its ports to another, has had most extraordinary
good tontine. At the time they got into Brest, Sir
HARRY NEALE and Commodore Kist, were otf th?t
port with six or seven sail of the'line ; but in the gales
and hazy weather, about the last d.lys of March, the
eicmy were lucky enough to have passed unper-
ceived.
The Hannah of Kincardine, EDWARD PC /MOS&
'Maker, was totally lost the ISth ult. upon Sundcr-
find bar ; the Captain: andsrew were saved by two
;iiii4oats. She 'noise up. aarl.weut to pieces about -•
thrrik.hours after site struck. In a few hours after-
Wqrili, the Mary,Anr ofeSuaderlsind, castle ashore
at the sAnie spin, and the streak remAins immediately
oi.a chat Or the Hannah.
London, England, 1812-06-03

DIU).

On the 23th ult. Maks. Ralph Bates, late of the 98th Reg!.
meat, aged 35, second son of fie late Rev. Dr. Bates, of Whal-
ton, Northumberland, alter a lingcsing illness borne with the
greatest fortitude, brought on by the hardships butPleil during
21 years spent in the service of his country, in every quarter of
the globe. _ _

At Edinburgh, on the 22d ult. Alexander Kinc,id Tate, Esq.
writer.

On the 16th ult. at Clongall, near Castlejordan, county of
Meath, at the extraordinary aze 01105 years, Mr. James Bali e—
the last thirty ot which he spell in marshy ground: he could con-
veniently read his hooks without glasses.
Saturday senniL.ht, at the Palace, Si. Barry's, Caroline, fourth
daughter of the Hon. and Right Rev.,'! llamas, Lord Bishop
of Cork.

At his seat at Elton, county Limerick, Standish Grady, Esq.

BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PREbERVED.
'1 0 Cure Eruptions in the Face, skin, &c. without
iiiirsirAir the constitution, is the prominent feature of that
excellent and unprecedented preparation for the skin—Mrs. VIN-
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while it operates in a safe and gentle manna., effectually eradi-
cates all scorbutic eruptions, cutaneous ateetions and al d.sor.
den of the skin ; it combines both beau. y and health, impacting a
delectable appearance to the complexion. Airs. Vincent's Lotion
has received the proud sanction of the most dis.inguished charac-
curs in the fashionable world ; and to prevent cuumerfeit Lotions,
she signs her name upon the label on each bottle that is gthuine.
Sold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprietor, at No. 6, Davies-street,
Grosvenor-sivare ; bacon's, 150, Oxford-street; Rigge, No. 65.
Cheapeide ; and all the respectable Vender 6 of genuine Medicine,
in Quarts, Ba. 6d. Pints, ss. 6d. Half-pints, as. 64.
'lO prevent counterfeits, it is necebsart to observe M. E. Vin-
cent signed upon all-that is genuint.---eLikewise is sold as above,
VINCENI 'S RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, for Fri--
serving, restoring, and beautifying the teeth, and curing the sour-
vy id the gums, price its. 9d each box.

NEWTON'S DENTIFRICE.
Powder is as pleasant in the application, as
.1 it is eictilent in its effects; it speedily renders the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm; and by con-
'taut use will preserve them in this desirable state. It fordfles
the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even
where the enamel has been impaired by the application of perni-
cior dentifrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a
mlTner to be credited only by those who experience or witness
its efficacy To the general approbation of NEWTON'S TOOTH.
'lowliest, the Proprietor is proud to boast of references to many
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Virbolesate
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
SHAW and Ease/tans, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-
yard, nearly opposite theNonh Gate, in boxes t.s W. each.
London, England, 1812-06-03

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. WHARTON brought up an Account of the Ald:tiquai
Stamp Dutieq, agrc..-ably to order, which Wks ordtrcd to he on
theta'Jle and to he p:ioted.

The Report of the Committee appo'mted to i quire into the
caw:. of Mr. St. John Mason wu ordered to be pr,ired.
Lord COCHRANE presented a Petition fr. m Peter Itatti
..hoemaker, of Stafford, complaining of Ttlr. M. I.l.ilips, a Mem-
ber of that Hous-, having oht..ined from hint a ,um of mooey,
under pretence of procuring the discharge of a e.uttan, which,
however, he had failed to procure.
After a few wurshi from Mr. KiNILICIL, the Petitionwas ord‘s
re I to le on the table.

The Rt.port of the Committte of Ways and Means was brought
up and a,;reed to
Mr. WELLESLEY POLE gave notice, chat he should to
morrow move fur leave to bring in a Bill to continue the Irish
Custom Duties for ot:e year.
London, England, 1812-06-03

TOULON, MAY I&

The Mediterranean squadron does not discontinue
its frequent manoeuvres.
On the 12th, Admiral Emeriau put to sea with 13
I ships of the line and six frigates. They were be-
c;lmed during the whole day on the coast ; but on
' the 13th a strong breeze from the North-cast enabled
them to get out to sea, where they were out of sight
during part of the day, and did not return to their
anchorage till night.
Yesterday the signal-stations telegraphed 17 of the
enemy's ships nine leagues off Side.
IThe Admiral ordered out to sea the Boree and
ITrident, of 74 guns, with two frigates, under the or-
ders of Captain Senez, to protect the movements of
several transports which were on the coast, and which
that officer has conducted to their destination.
London, England, 1812-06-03

T his day was published, In Tau Volum. s Royal Imo. price Two
Guineas hoarus, and iu Royal Quarto on tine paper, price Five
Guineas boards,
THE cosi-m.4E of the ANCIENTS.—By
THOMAS HOPE.
Printed for Wollios Mts., Albttnaris sweats and Jahn Mur-
ray, Fleet-street.
This new edition of the above work Is estesdeti and maw com-
plete by One Hundred additional Plates, and consists of 300 En-
gravings in outline with Letter-press.

NEW ANNUAL REGISTER FOR 1811.

This day was published, in one large vokume, tWo. price £l. Is
half-bound and immix!,
THE NEW ANNUAL REGISTER.; or, GE.
NERAL REPOSITORY of HISTORY, poLmCs, and
LITERATURE, for die Year 1811. To which Is prefixed the
Hivtory of Knowledge, Learning, paste, and Science in'Grest
Brit4n, during the Reign of GeOrge 111.
Printed fur John btockdale, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1812-06-03

FROM LAST NIGHT'S dAZETTE.

ADMIRALTY-OVFICE, JUNE 2. 1
' Aclittiral Sir liiehat Bickerton, Comm ander-in
C:lt'et at Portsm4h, ,Ps transmitted to Jul n Wil-
. n Croker, Esq. a letter In In Lieutenant Treaty,
ciimmanding his .Majesty's cutter Linnet, giving an
I::ccount of his having, on the 29th of last month,
c ;ptured off the Start, Le Petit Charles French pri-
v iterr, of St. Maloes, manned with 26 men, armed
iih small arms, sailed the preceding day from
L * Ituscoff, and had not made any capture. 1
London, England, 1812-06-03

N4I,AL INTELLIGENCE.

POR'rSMOUTH. JUNE 2.

Artived his Majesty's ship gIiENTES from a cruise.
Sailed the LINNET on a crtilte.--Wind Southerly.
SHEERNESS, JUNE 2.

The TWEED SIGOD of w.it will sail to.morrew with
the ships bound to Hudson's Bay.

• YARMOUTH, JUNE S.

Arrived yesterday evening, with two transports
from Wingo Sound, his Majesty's ship thlifiNT, aad
sailed this morning with them for the Nore.—Wind
West-SouthMest.

The fleet which sailed from Portsrannth on the 15th
ult. for Portugal and the Mediterranean, were left, all
well, on the 24th, under convoy of the GANYIdZDE
and Scocr, off Cape Finisterre.

DEAL, JUNE 2.
• Arrived his Majesty's ship Portcurtaa from Cibra4
tar and remains.—Wind S.W.
DIS TR IBUTION OF FR IZE•MONEY.
Censor, for the Vrow Trentje, and Drle Cebroders; and Rose,
for the Ceres, Tres Sottres, and Tres Weaker, on the 9th mem;
and recalled at 12, Clement's Inn.
Mists, for the Catherine Augusta, ost the Sth lust.; retailed
at 23, Norfalk-street ,Strand.

Sir WILLIAM Ruts and Mr. P6AIC, of the Navy
Board, arrived at Portsmouth on 4aturd.ty evening,
and very minutely inspected the ELtzgasni, of 74
guns ; this (although a new ship) is found to be in a
great state of decay. They likeprise examined the
SCARBOROUGH, of 74 guns ; the Nukru, of 36; and
the MINDEN, of 74. The latter. ship was built it
Bombay, and is a beautiful model,
Monday the Duke del INFANTADO arrived at Ports-
mouth, and gave a grand dinner to the Officers of
the Staff at Billet's, at the George. He embatked
yesterday morning, at the sally port, under a royal
salute from the Garrison, to take his passage to Lis-
bon, on board the BACCHANTE, which saluted him on
his approach to her—she got under weigh imme-
diately. So anxious was the Duke for his return to
his native country, that be declined the pressing in-
vitation of the Uospitable Governor of Portsmouth, to
dine with him yesterday.
CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 3.
To-day the Market has not many farther arrivals of but the supplies on Mod fully equal to the demand ;• ,
at little Bucttunioo. Thartry, la awn supply; to sw
West Connvey,- and somewhat higher. Fitir Matt/
White and Orey Peas, and Beans of each descrpion, yet
het prices. The 64,1)1h:50f eats lttinCiefidetible; yawed Ng ter.
)Harr in good supply, chiefly from the Nurdscra compel; awl
odhtinues et the late quotation.
comical 1%4M At 1111101111 t
Wheat, Sits. 106 s. idOs. Deans 71.. 76..
Pine ditto, 133.. 11111 s. Tick. date (web) Ms. tea.
Rye, 776 645. Ditto (Aro Old)) 73.. 74e.
gamy, 00s. 675. 041. Oars CU so. A 5..
Mali, Ns. 115.. peued•ttitte. 66m Pic
White Pas. (boilers) 110 a Potatoe ditto, '9 . 6 :a.
rips,floor, 5065.5190-41eas6di, 10..!.. to 10.511.
London, England, 1812-06-03

100 nu 787

BIRTWDAY.
RANELAGIi GARDENS, Millbank, will Open
with a variety of alterations and improvements, TO41(112-
itoW, June the eth, in Honour of Lis MA) arr r's lisars-aty,
and a Grand
NAVAL AND MILITARY FETE.

---
The Concert will consist of Weal and Instrumental Perfor-
%,l,•ri, Vaal Performers, Mr. Piste, Mr. R. L. JONKS, Mr.
volt', Mrs. SAURATT, Mrs. DAVIS, and Miss HAaott, being
r appeirai.ce in Public- A Country Dance, Mil tary and
landean Minstrel Bands, will play during the evening, ToUhich
*will he added, a Superb Exhibition of Filtk-WOR:iS, with L'ky
and Water Rockets, by Signora HENGLE R.
Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'clock.
Adausjon 21. 6d.

roativai the Four Last Night,' of
Sect e Siege of Badajoa, a
also of the Brave Cossack, or et Enemy.

ROYAL. AMP H rr HEAT RE, ( A STLEYI,)
WEISTMINSTER-BRIDGE.
uadae the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince
Regent and Duke of York.
rr•sls PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 3, To-
1. morrow Evening, June the 4th, Friday, the Stb, and
Saturday, the 6:h of June, at Half-past Sit o'Ciecis precisely,
of swap Ow and Cap ure of BADAJO Z. After which, the
Claud Spectacle, In two Acts, called the BRAVE COSSACK, or
genet Enemy; assisted by the Equestrian Troop, bring ti,ost
untrolly the last four nights the above popular pieces can he per-
farmed. In the course of the elk nips the folio% •ng Songs, Fe.
rester's Daughter, the Postman, Wise Conclusions, Bang up in
the Chy, and the Fighting Butcher, by Messrs. Woolf, R. L.
Jots, and Johann**. 'Also, the criel,wited Mr. Ducrow's ele-
vated Rep' Dancing. To which will be added, the 4aughabk
pantomime of The GOLDEN DREAM. .

Deers open at half--past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 25. Gal. I Is.
&cod Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the lheatre
Gun Ten till 'I hree

N.B. On Monday mat, June 8, will be presented, a New
GnalStage Spectacle, which Las been a long time in preparation.

NEW PATTERN REGIMENTALS.
OFFICERS may have every information, and see
the Patterns established by the Commander in Chief, at
lotosom and Sun's Military Establishment, Nevastreet,Covent-
Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any
Regiment in the Ssivice, at twelve hours notice, and from 15
40 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur ready mon",
wham acceptances only.
London, England, 1812-06-03

NASH'S HISTORY OF WORCESTERsHieL

THE few remaining Copies of this valuable County
History are now on Sale at Messrs. White, Cochrane, ant
Co 's, Booksellers, Fleet-street, price Eight Guineas, in boards.
These Copies include the Suppletnen3, and the whole of the Plates.
May 18, 1112.
1 hi., • *ay was published in Two Volume, foolscap Bvo.
price Half-a-Gu nea,
VELINA, a Mond Tale.:—By ALEXANDER
WHYTE, lq. Barrister.
Printed for Wiliam Miller, Albemarle-street, and John Mur.
ray, Fleet attest.
London, England, 1812-06-03

DER LINr MAY 16.

The Marshal Duke of Tarento, ho has been here
for sorre time, set out yesterday for Custi in, on his
ulterior destitution.
The French General of Division Desolles has been
appointed to the command of the district between the
Oder and the Vistula.
WILNA, APRIL 27.
-

The Emperor Alexander has arrived here in very
good health. He gave audience to Count Barclay
de Tolly, General-in-chief of the first army of the
West, and to the civil and military authorities. The
Emperor's suite consists of Count Romanzow, Chan-
cellor of the Empire, Counts Kotchubey and Arancte-
jew, the Duke of Richelieu, and a great number of
Aides-de-camp. During the absence of Romanzow,
the portfolio for foreign affairs is entrusted to Count
A. Solti kow.
His Majesty left St. Petersburgh on the 21st, and
at nine o'clock on the 231 arrived at Pleskow. There
be was received by the Civil and Military Authori-
ties ; at ten he went to church, and put up prayers,
kissed the relics and images, and was afterwards
complimented by the archimandrite and re:tor, Atha-
iasitit. After service, his Majesty, accompanied by
Prince schachuffsky, inspected the hospital and other
establishments of the town, After dinner, he re-
fumed his journey.
As far as Pleskow, the Emperor travelled in a
sledge, on account of the great quantity of snow.
It ts said that he passed through Revel and Riga, up
the bapks of the Drina, and through Pojockz.
The troops cantoned at Wilna and in its vicinity
are so numerous, that four men are lodged in the
walks cottage. The strength of the army is va-
t* estimated; the Guards are said to amount to
50'.M0 tea. An Ukase of the sth orders a levy of
),attsi item every 400, throughout the whole ex.
44. 14w empire,
liwitEmpEßo, MAY 19,
Op the Innening of the 15,h, their Majesties passed
through Sawn Vogtland, and in the evening at rived
at Freyberine the Erzgeberg, where they found the
Xing ITO e n of Fs:stony, who had. come to meet
atilt- Their Imperial Majesties were received with
thegrea‘.at honours at Freiberg,. A fete, arranged
by. M, de /*nu Chief Inspector of the Freyberg
ems is much ;allied oft There was, i; is laid. en

this otesibn' t testa or more than 5000 mlcers tar-
rying flambeauz, and picturesquely dressed in their
working suits.
Their Imperial Majesties reside in the Castle of
Dresden. Their Majesties the Emperor and Em-
press of Austria occupy the Palace of Prince Antony,
the King's brother.
The fine Castle of Pilnitz has been fitted up for a
fete ; there will be a grand hunt in its vicinity.
London, England, 1812-06-03

LEMBERG, (POLISH GALLICIA), MAY 1.

Accordipg to letters from Warsaw. the French
army has crossed the Vistula in three columns, at
Graudentz, Thom, and Polanka.
Letters from Jassy announce, that a division of
Russian troops had passed through that town, and
had marched for Zalesczyk, a town which was ceded
to Russia by the last treaty of Vienna.
On the 14th of April winter returned in all its ri-
gour. A great deal of snow fell, which has stopped
vegetation. This delay of spring is the more unfor-
tunate, as there is already a great scarcity of hay, the
produce of which was very deficient last year, from
the great dryness of th 4 season.
London, England, 1812-06-03

THIRD EDITION.

STAR-OFFICE, FIVE WO OM.
PROCEEbINGS OF THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS.
At half-past tour o'clock the House assembled
the dispatch of business as usual. The gallesles'and
avenues to the House were uncommonly crowded
with persons of all descriptions, in the eager expecta-
tion of hearing the New Ministerial Arrangements
announced:

Immedia ely after prayers were over and the Mout*
counted, Mr. CANNING rose (amid cries of Hear,
hear, hear,) and stated to the House that he was
authorised by the Noble Marquis, to whom the re-
geciations for forming a now Administration ha
been ent rusted. most distinctly to state to that
House, that all attempts to fit an .arrangement
upon the basis ptoposed by his Royal Highness.
lIAYING TOTALLY FAILED, in consequer.ce of the re
fusal of all co-operation on the part of certain Noble
Lords to whom the Noble Marquis applied, with the
view of meeting the Putxca's wishes, he, the Noble
Marquis in question, considered his powers at an end.
and had consequently restifed them into the hands
of his Royal Highness.
Under these circumstances, Mr. CANNING put it to
the candour of tl.e Honourable Gentleman oppoite,
(Mr. MARTIN of Galway) to postpone the motion of
which he had given notice until a future day. (Hear,
hear.)
Mr. NI/omm immediately rose, and, in the hand-
somest manner, consented to postpone his motion to
a day to be afterwards named.

The House then proceeded upon %h. ordinary i
business of the day.
London, England, 1812-06-03

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1812.

TO-MORROW AT ONEO'CLOCK THE WHOLE OF
THE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN.
S WWI
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form the Public, that the LITTLE LOTTERY will be
drawn 0n the KING's BIRTH DAY.
There are only 8.000 Tickets, with the following
°RAND SCHEME.
1 Prize of .C 20,000 is £20,009
1 . • 10,000 • • 10,000
1 - . 3,000 - 3,000
1 - • 3,000 - - .3,000
1 - - • 2,000 - 2,000
3 - 1.000 - • 3,000
4 • - 600 - - 8,000
4 . • 400 • • 1,600
6 . - 300 - . 1,300
S a• .11 200 - • 1,600
13 . d• 100 . - 1,200
. 20 - • BO • 1,00
30 • - 50 - • 1,500
40 - - 40 . - 1,600
60 - - 30 . - 1,1100
106 - • 25 - 2,650
1,310 • .. 15 - - 19,650
' Only 8,000 Tickets.
Tickets and shares are selling at Sw (ft and Co 's 015ces, No.ll
Poultry ; NO. lii,Cbaring-Cross; end N 0.31, Aldgate High-street

MR. STOCKDALE respectfully acquaints the
Ladies and Gentlemen of BR ItifOL and its vicinity, that
there wilt be a SALE by AUC PION of a very spleftlid al itr va.
!nable Collection of BOOKS, MAPS, and PRIN IS, in the
Liege Assembly Room at the YORK HOTEL, CLIF I ON, ou
Monday, the /Ith of June, and live following days, when the
favour of their company is requested.—Tbe Books to be viewed
on Friday and Saturday preceding the Sale, when Catalogue*
may be had.—London, June 2, 1812.
London, England, 1812-06-03

ANHOLT MAIL.

ST. PETERSBURGH, MAY 9.

Upon the occasion of the absence of his Majesty
the Emperor from this place, he has been pleased to
establish, under the Presidency of General Field-
Marshal Count Soltilo,w, a Is,bnisterial Committee,
furnished with special powers, in the affairs of all the
Ministers, and given them instructions to serve-for
their guidance,
In consequence of the absence of his Majesty, the
Members of the Imperial Council, Admiral Tschit-
schaAow, and the Minister of Police, Li,eutenant Ge-
neral Balaschow, have received orders to repair to
his Majesty on particular business.
London, England, 1812-06-03

PLATED GOODS, of the first quality, manufac-
tured in one of the eldest established houses, well kaown
by the firm of Messrs. Ashfortb, Ellis, and Co. many years in
great repute fetobieternanufactsuing of Plated Goods for durabi-
lity, and in a ' "tipstyle of elegance; but io coaiequence of
the death of o talk Partners, the whole of the STOCK is
now SELLING; AUCTION, by Mr. BARDWELL (without
reserve), at the Warehouse of the said Ashferth, Ellis, and Co.
No. 92, Soutinuripton-buildings, Chancery-lane. Holborn, where
Catalogues may be had, and likewise the Conditions of the Sale
of the Lease of the said House; the Sale to commence every
Evening at Six o'Clock, and continue till the whole of the Stock
is disposed of. To Merchants, Shippers, and others, this 13 a
very desirable opportunity, the goods being in ger.t.ral silver
edged, and of the best quality.
N. B. 'The Goods may be viewed each clay from 11 o'clock
in the morning till 5 o'clock in the evening, and may be purchased
by Private Contract to great advantage.
London, England, 1812-06-03

FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION.
TURK's PATENT COOKING APPARATUS
. , DAILY IN USE, hum Eleven : rnur,
kiiiPURNISHING WAREHOUSE, I sS, FLEE f STREET.
The peculiar quskties r.; the aLove Apparania embrace every
usfla Improvement, and it is so syttematioally arranged, as to
knedered ouitabk from a small to the must extensive Establish-
not, possrs.ing every cunveniens- for cooking, viz. Roasting,
&Beg, St..wing, • Eakin, &c. &c. the whole of which is per-
,lottssdby ant small fire, and warranted to save two-thlids of
Y The vessels are used without the least soil, by which
Air they are rendered far move durable than those used over
Minot! Ranges. It is also a certain Cure fo- a Smoaky Chimney.
London, England, 1812-06-03

Ts Officers in the Army ind Navy, Capta'ns and Officers In the
Earr-Inda Company is Service; and Hous,keepers in general.
This day was published, in One Vol. 12mo. Second Edition,
Price Ss. in Boards,
'THE ART of PRESERVING all kinds of ANI-
L MAL and VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES for Several
Years. A Work published by Order of the French Minister of
the Interior, on the Report of the Board of Arts and Manufac-
tures, by M. Appert. Translated from the French.
London : Printed fur Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the
notourable East-India Company, Leadenhail-street.
London, England, 1812-06-03

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in two. price Li. 6d, boards,
A new Edition, of
XENOPHON's HISTORY of the AFFAIRS of
GREECE. Translated by WILLIAM SAM H, D. D.
Dean Of Chester.

Printed for 1. Walker, F. Wingrave, R. Lea, J. Nunn, White,
Cochrane, and Co. Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, a .d Brown,
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Of the same t üblishers ;slay be had, psi published, new edi-
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21s. in boards; Ashley's Translation of Xenophon's Institutinn
of Cyrus, ins. 6d In boards:
London, England, 1812-04-07

VILLA REAL, MARCH 6.

A person who left Seville the Liter end of Febru-
ary s.tys that Souk had scnt his foundry for casting
cannon to Granada; that in Seville there were only
SOO French, m how real garrison was composed of
2000 Juramentadoes.
London, England, 1812-04-07

1.111E1.5.

This day was published, price as.
'THE TRIALS of GEORGE MANNERS, of
the Society of Lincoln's Inn for LIBELS in the SATI-
RIST, upon the Character of WILLIAM HALLETT, Esq.
tuid of JAMES ARMSTRONG, Esq. for a Libellous Letter
sent open by the General Yost, to the said William Hallett, upon
Bills of Indictment before the Right Hun. Lord Eller.borough.
and Common Juries, at Westminster and Guildhall, ass taken in
short hand'by Mr. ADAM.
Edited by THOMAS GILL, Gent.
Solicitor far the Prosecution, New Inn.

London : Printed for W. RNA, Law Idtwluelcr,• Bell-yard,
; Cruttwell, Bath; and Cowslade, )(riling. •

A Nt w and Superior Edition of
BLACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES, by ARCHBOLD,
This day was publi..hed,
Hada:rawly printed in 4 vols. uvo. price .C. 3. les. boards,
COMMENTARIES ON THE LAWS OF
ENGLAND.—By Sir W. BLACKS PONE.
A new Edition, with the last Corrections or the Author.
Also containing ANAL-1 k:4 and EPIIDME of the whole
Work, with NOTES, by JOHN FRCOERICK ARCIIIIaLD, Esq.
London : Printed fur W. Reed, Law Bookseller, Bellissrd,
Lincoln's Inn.

N. B. From the highly favourable opinions which have been
given of this edition, by Gentlemen of tle• first eminence iu the
profession, the Publisher is enabled with confidence to vecoiii-
mend it to the attention of the Public.

MAGIC!!

This day was publ!shed, price oily Is.
JONES's MAGIC ORACLE ; or, The Amusing
and Instructive TELL.TALL

Though unlike most fell- it always tells Tenth, and
discovers the Secret Thoughts.
Loudon : Soid whukwale and retail by M. Jones, No. 5, New.
gate-street. ti

'1 Le Eleventh Edition of
LORD SOMERS'S CELEBRATED PAMPHLET.
'lids day was publithed, price Ss. 6d.
r 141-IE JUDGMENT of WHOLE KINGPOMS
4 and NATIONS, concerning the Rights, Power, and Pre-
captive of Kings, and the Right', Privileges, and Properties of
the People.

By JOHN LORD FOIVIERS.
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sold by all bookselltra in Town and Couutry.
London, England, 1812-04-07

GEORGE BARNWELL.
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bel lisbed with a finely-engraved Frontispiece, descriptive of an
interes ing Scene betaton Barnwell and Millwood,
I'HE MEMOIRS of GEO R GE BARNWELL ;
-I- the unhai py subject of Lillo's celebrated Tragedy; derived
from the most authentic source, and Intended for the perusal of
the rising generation.
By a Descends= of the BARNWELL Family.
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sold•by all other Iloake.ellers.
London, England, 1812-06-10

TNnIA7IOIT E.

Yesterday a General Court was held on special af-
fairs. After the usual forms,
The CHAIRMAN (Sir HUGH Nous) acquainted the
Court, that it had been called for the purpose of sub-
mitting to them a Petition to Parliament for pecuniary
aid. The Court would recollect that the late Peti-
tion presented to the House of Commons for relief,
included also an application for the renewal of the
Company's Charter; but as the Charter could not be
obtained this Session, it became absolutely necessary
to present a Petition applying solely for pecuniary
relief.

The CHAIRMAN also observed, that the mode of re-
lief would entirely depend upon the disposition of his
Majesty's Ministers; it had been the intention of Mr.
Pen cv :1, whose loss every friend to the country must
dell e, to have included the sum Wanted (twomillions
five hundred thousand pounds,) in the approaching
Loan, the Company paying the interest; however
thus much he could say, that it was not the intention
of Administration to raise the money on Bonds. The
question on the Petition was then put, and passed
unanimously. The Court then adjourned sine die.
London, England, 1812-06-10

vs' The Public is most respectfully informed, that the divers
New Entertainments having been again honoured with un-
banded applause, they will be repeated every Evening.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (AS I'LEY'S,)
WESTMINSI ER-BRIDGE.
user the Patronage of their Royal Highnesies the Prince
Regent and Duke of York.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, JUNE 10, and
very Evening this Week, at Half-past Six o'Clock pre-
cisely, the following new Amusements :-1. A Come Panto-
rime, called Harlequin's Court of Apollo, of Gambols Revived
—2. The extraordinary exhibition of the Spelling, or Academical
Doti alseis the two surrisinilAP-Dogs.---3. Divers Inimitable
Feats of Horsemanship.-4. A Grand Stage Spectacles in two
Acts, called Voorn the Tigre, or the Horse Banditti, assisted by
the Theatrical Equestrian Troop.-5. A Trial of Skill and Agi-
ky, with whimsical accompaniments by the two Clowns, Sce.-
6. The first and second Parts of the famous Flying Horseman's
performances.—To which will be added, the laughable Panto.'
mime of The GOLDEN DREAM.
Doers open at half-past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 2s. GA, Is.
Second Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the Theatre
bon Ten till I hree o'Clock.
LONDON-GAZETTE, SATURDAY, 16th Mar, 1812.
WHEREAS, by an Act of Parliament made and
passed in the fifty-first Year of the Reign of his present
Ifajesty, directing that the several Articles and Things cont-
pone the Prizes for Doctor I'HOR NTON'S BOTANICAL
LOTTERY should be submitted to our Inspection; and we,
whose Names are hereunto subscribed, having inspected the
lame, do hereby, in pur-uance of the Directio•s of th, said Act,
certify, that the sail several Aricles and Thing, composing the
same, as specified in the Schedule to the said Act, have been
completed aid finished %slits as much Art and Skill as, and in all
Ropects equal in Point of Execution to, such Parts t'iereof as
were completed and fin..hrd at the Time of passing the said
Act: as Witness our Hands this Ist Day of May, 1812.
PAUL. COLNAGHL

• COLT t 1 MILNE.
The TICKETS, price ,ev.. ss. each, are sellit at Dr THORN.
TON'S, No. 1, Hin&-street, Manchester-square; where the
GRAND PRIZE, and a specimen of the Wurks, may be seen:
std the Tickets are al o on iale at the Lottery Offices in rown
and Countty --To be drawn by the next State Lottery.—
&berm.% Graes.
London, England, 1812-06-10

MINERVA OFFICE, LEADENHAL.L-STREET.

This day were published, in two vols. Bvo. price 14s.
LETTERS from an IRISH STUDENT in
ENGLAND to his FATHER in IRELAND, describing
the Manners, Amusements, &c. of London, with Anecdotes of
till the Public Characters in every class of Life.
Second Edition, improved.
'hinted for A. K. Newman aqd Co. and sold by all Booksellers.
Where may be had, published this present year:
Academy of Science and Art, or a Complete System of useful
and accomplished Education ; illustrated with numerous Plates,
Maps, &c. in 4 vols. Bvo. price 365.
mchan's Dome,tic Medicir

. •
'rite 6,

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The Clergyman's Widow and her Family, 18mo. price 4..
The R&kingliam Family, by Mrs. Pilkington, 12mo. price 4s.

CLASSICAL LIBRARY, SOHO•SQUARE.
• BROTILICS TACITUS.
'This day was published in five Oct. Vols. rice f 4 4s.—
large p. £6 6s.
C. C. TACITI OPERA
Reeognovit, rmendavit, Se pPLEM E NT!! explevit
rls, DI SiER I A rlO NI RU S, iIIUStraVIE
GABRIEL BROTIER.
sDITIII NOVA ET AUCIIOE.
LONDIN I

CIJIANTE iT IMPRIMENTZ
ABRAHAMO JOANNE VALPY, A.M.
•COLLEGII PEMIS. OXON. NI/PERRI/4E SOCIO.

Veneunt apud Lunn, Londmement ; et Bibliopolas Ozonienses,
Cantabrillienses, Edinenses, et Dublinienses.
A large quantity of Books in the learned languages are just
imported by W. H. Lunn. Catalogues, with the prices, will be
rvady in a few days, and may he bad as above.
London, England, 1812-06-10

YARMOUTH, JUNE 9.

Sailed this morning the CHANTICLEER, CAptairt
SPEARS, with prisoners for Ihe Nore; the Earl of
Leicister packet, Captain HAMMOND; Vice-Admiral
BENTINCK, to join the Baltic squadron, and several
passengers for Crottenburgh.—Sailed the Pontim for
Heligoland with convoy.

One P. M. —The Wind having veered round to
the Southward; it is eipected that the Twzao, w.th
the North-west ships, will sail in die afternoim.,
Ships remain as before with exception of the above.

Lifir INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 9.
MANDAMUS.

Mr. Serjeant LENS applied for a rule to shew
cause why a Mandamus should not go to the Mayor
and Corporation of Wootton Bassett, calling on them
to shew by what authority a certain person, named
in his affidavit, exercised the functions of a Capital
Burgess of that Borough. From his affidavit it ap-
peared that the. Corporation consisted of a Mayor
and a certain number •of Capital Burgesses, who, at
the time of their election, must be of the age of
21 years or upwards. The person in question was
elected in March 1811, but did not take the oaths of
office till November following ; he, at the time of
his election, not having attained the age of 21 years.
....Rule granted.
London, England, 1812-06-10

CHATHAM, JUNE 7.

Tdesday the DOLPH!). store-ship will he put but
of Dock, and the WAREPITE taken in. On the next
day the BRUNSWICK will go out, and the day after
the DIOMEDE will be taken in to be fitted for a troop
ship. The prisoners have all been removed from the
BUCKINGHAM, she has left her moorings at Gilling:-
ham Reach, and been transported up the harbour.
She will be paid off in a few days, aid shortly atter
broken up. •The Success is ordered to be fitted for
troops.
London, England, 1812-06-10

ADMIRALTY-OPPICII, May 28, Idi SA
NOTICE it hereby given, That a Sersion of Oyer and
Terminer aged Goal Delivery, for the Trial e Vanes eafritted
es else High Seas, within the joriedieiw (04 Admiralty of lag/aid,
will be held at Joutieo Hail, is the Old Bliley, Loam, MI Friday the
264 of June mum* at eight o'eloei is the seoraiNg.
J. W. CROICBR.

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Jute 3, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JESTra ORDNANCE, do her* Ow Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before Wednesday, the t 4th day of June next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COALS
for service of this Department, for a period of One Year.
The Coals must be of the description denominated Adair's
Main, or Dighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness'
and will be required to be delivered free of every expence, except
the King's duty, either on shore or into vessels or craft, at any
place in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any Port or
place in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal
Officers ; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon applicr ion
at the Secretary's Office in Pali-Mall aforesaid, any day
between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals
must be delivered, sealed up, and endoraed " Proposals fur
Coals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th
instant, 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 attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretory.

LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
'lbis slay was published, prce 2s.
Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institution,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
VENEREAL DI-EASE, and its dreadfol consequences, as
Strictures, DeWitt), Ulcerattions, dm and that weakness and de-
rangement of the Generative Organs which impa rs the conssiLsi
Lion, pointing out a safe method of cure, speedy and secret in
strictures without caustic, and also in those other affections, with
an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a sateguard against em•
pyricism in this practice, so fats. to the young and unwary.
By F. KIERNAN,
Member of the Royal College, London ;• and Surgeon to the
Lock Dispensary.
Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row ; and by the
Author, at his private Home, 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square.
London, England, 1812-06-10

ROBBERY IN HYDE PARK of f3BO.

THIS Statement proves to be true, and on the
person of a faithful servant, who had lived in service
ntu twenty years, and was bringing I,i; saving from Bath to
London, to assi.t himself .ird wife in a trade that they hail
tuancnced frx themselves. The tru'h !seine kn,w.i to the
Rey Dr RANDOLPH, he solicits the aid of the Benevolent to
Joist, and has reques'ed subscriptions to be , received at Mr.
Hatchard's, 190, Piccadilly, who will give any further particu-
lars. and will trar emit any trifle he may he favour -d with.
The Advtrt'ser begs to return his grateful thanks for the sum
d £lB already received.

Ln CH I .0 MOND.
JAMES MACFARLANE, isINKEEPER at Arro-
char, respectfully informs the Pubic, particularly Travel-
lers, who inten,l to take a view of tochlomond, and a tour to
the Hebrides, by way of hive...try, that there is a new line of
road trade in the parish of Arrochar, quite level along the
side of the lake beneath these long steep pulls, which formerly
prevented many from proceeding farther than Luse, so that the
road front Dumbarton to the Inn at Arrochar, along the banks
of lachlonitiod, is most delightful.
Those who do not choose to go to Argyleshire, may return to
Dumbarton by I.ochlong, where they will see romantic scenery,
and by the Gairloch. where a fine view of the Duke of Argyle's
Castle at Roseneath, Greenock and Port Glasgow, and the river
Clyde, will open up to them.
Travellers willing to go to the top of Benlomond, may sto'
at lames Walker's, Ferryman at Inveruglas, where they wit!
be accommodated with a stable, hay and corn for their horses.
The Innkeeper en the opposite side, at Rowardennan, will
provide these who desire it with horses, and a guide to the top
of the hill.

Lately published, in aro. with a fine Engravine, price I2a.
THE GENEALOGY tit the ENGLISH
-1-RACE-
HORSE, with Remarke on the present System of Breeding
Dined-horses for the Turf, &c. and Instructions for the Manage-
ment of Eiood-mares and Colts; being the result of mauy years
experienze on the Turf.—By H. MORLAND.
London : Printed for Harding, 36, sr. James's-street.

Thu day was published,
By HARDING, S 6, St. James's-street, London,
In Folin. Prier £3 Ss.

HORTUS SICCUS GRAM[NEUS. or a Col-
lection of Dried specimens of BRITISH GRASSES, with
Botanical lUustratiors.—By WILLIAM SALISBURY.
London : Sold at the Botanic Garden. Brompton; and by J.
Harding, 36, St. James's-street.
London, England, 1812-06-10

UNDtt Tut IltlittDlATt PATRONAOt Or

THE VERY REV. THE DEAN OF WESTMINSTER.
To be published by qubscript ion,
TWO COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, 20 inches
by 15, with descriptive Letter-Pretty, of the PROCES-
SION and CEREMONY of the INSTALLATION of the
KNIGH.I S of •he BA IH, in Westminster Abb.,y, on the Ist
of lire, 1812, from Droorimos by Mr. FREDERICK NASH.—
Price to the first three hundred Su►scribers, Tulles GUINEAS
THE PAIL; aster that number they will be advanced to Funs
GUINEAS. The money to be paid on delivery. Subscribers'
Names are received at ACISERMANN'S RtrOSITOIfir or ARTS,
ST a AND, or may be transmitted through all the Print and Book-
sellers in the United Kingeom.
London, England, 1812-06-10

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER and several Members, attended in the Lords,
to hear the Royal Assent given to several Bills.
'1 he Sheriffs prtsented a Petition horn the City and Corpora,
tion of London, praying that the East India import track
should be confined to the port of London. Ordered to lie on
the table.

A Message from the I.ords requested permission for the at-
tendance of Mr. Marriott, on Friday next, to be examined as
a witness on the Orders in Council. Leave given, if he should
V ink fir.

A Petition was presented from the County of Bedford, in favour
of the General hiclusureAct.

Mi. WHFIBREAD presented a Petition from certain Inn-
keepers in the town of Horsham, in Sussex, against the excessive
billetirg of withers, which was ordered to lie on the table.
The County Bridges Bill was read a third lime and passed.
The Blackfriar's Bridge Bill was read a third time and passed,
on the motion or Sir JAMES SHAW.

The Report on the General Inclosure Bill was recommitted,
and the Report otdered to be received to-morrow.
The Irish Customs Bill was read a second. time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.

Mr. LUSHINOTON brought up the Report on the Irish
Loan Bill, which was read and agreed to, and the Bin ordered
to be read a third time to-morrow.

The notice relative to the Revenues of the Province of Oude,
which stood for to-day, was postponed by Mr. BROUGHAM till
this day senuight.
London, England, 1812-06-10

V. THE NIA RORAVINE OF ANSPACH.

Mr. GURNEY applied for a rule to skew cause why
the proceedings in this case, against the defendant,
under a writ of inquiry, should not be set aside. It
appeared that the plaintiff had lived with the Mar-
hravine as under-butler, and, whilst in her service,
ad lost a piece of plate, in consequence of which
carelessness' he was dismissed her service. At this
time there was etill due to him for wages, but the
piece of plate being worth double that sum, her
Ladyship refused to pay him. Upon this refusal he
commenced an action against her, and she also
brought an action against him for the value of the
plate lost. The butler, however, was out of the
way ; and her Ladyship, finding she could not be
Bellowed to take the value 'of the plate as a set off
against the sum due to the plaintiff, suffered judg-
ment to go against her by default ; and on the writ
of inquiry coming to be executed before the Sheriffs,
it was agreed between the parties, that both actions
should be staid, each party paying their own costs ;
2nd a verdict for nominal damages was by agree-
ment taken for the plaintiff. Notwithstanding this
.agreement, however, the plaintiff had continued
proceedings, sued ont execution, and proceeded to
levy under it upon her Ladyship's effects.—Rule
granted.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 9.
BRYAN v. WOODWA RD.
Mr. Serjeant SHEPHERD shewed cause against a
Rule obtained by Mr. Serjeant „LENS in this case.
The Rule was obtained upon an affidavit, by
which it appeared that Defendant was a shoemaker
at Oxford, and was likewise a Serjeant in the Local,
Militia. Previous to Michaelmas Term last, he was
arrested for a debt of £lO, to which lie gave bail,
and the bail having been called upon to pay thd dt'bt
and costs, refused so to do, upon the ground that the
Defendant was exempt from arrest by the Local Mi-
litia Act, A.f the 46th of the King, which enactd,
that all men serving in the said Militia should not be
liable to arrest, while on actual service.
On the part of the Plaintiff, Mr. Serjeant SHED.
HERD opposed the Rule, upon the ground that De-
fendant bad not taken advantage of the plea which
was now made, at the proper time, having suffered
judgment to be entered up against him, and having
also filed a Writ of. Error in the Court of King's
Beach. He also stated that it was necessary, in order
to come under the protection of the clause in the
Act which had been alluded to, to have it stated on
the ;Affidavit that he was actually receiving pay at
the time when the arrest took place, which had not
been done.
Sir JAMES MANSFIELD observed, that there was
no public object to gain by this rule. The Defen-
dant was now actually serving as a soldier, and con-
sequently the public service could not be injured.—
Had he, indeed, been in custody, the Court would
have interfered ; but as the case now stood, it was a
mere effort of the bail to relieve themselves of a bur-
then, which they had voluntarily taken upon them-
selves, and which they had rendered heavier, by
emitting to make the proper plea i4l due season.—
The Rule must, therefore, be discharged.
London, England, 1812-06-10

THE GLORY OF IRELAND.

Tbfs day was published, in One handsome Vol. Ito. with a beau-
tiful Pon rait of BRIAN, King of Ireland, price i 6s. io boards,
(Dedicated by permission to the Pal mcs warm)

THE EMERALD ISLE.,,—A Poem.--With
Notes, Histor'eal and Btoeraphlcal.
By CHARLES PHILLIPS, Esq. of Friuiry College, Dublin,

Barnett:- it Law.

Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mal; and Pu•l_r, Col-
lege-green, Dublin.—Al,o, in One Vul. 4to. with four Plates
from the Life, price Ws rid. ur coloured 141.1 n boards,
Petticoat Louse. A Fragntentary."l-ale of the Castle."

This day was published, price Ss. in coloured boards,
HINTS on the LAWS :Ind CUSTOMS AN-
CIENT and MODERN NATIONS respecting Marriage,
Marriage Ceremonies, Polygamy the Purchace ~f Wives, Di-
vorce, Adultery, Celibacy, the...Di *sent of Property, I.ibel, Scan-
dal, Rape, S duction, Fornication, Prostitution. and a variety.
of other tines, with a Sketch of the Condition of Women among
all Nations, from the earliest period to the present time. By a
Gentleman of the Middle l'emple.
Printed for Sherwood, bitely, and Jones, Peterno•er-row ;
and Wilson, mg, Cornhill.
London, England, 1812-06-10

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS,

Lieutenants John Banks of 'the Northumberland, and Jan
Weeks, of the Growler, for their gallant conduct at the destrec.'
don of the French squadron in attempting to enter the Port of
L'Oiiknt, on their return from the West Indies; Arthur Mac-
'sleeken, of the Maidstone, for cuting out sow: vessel. os the
enemy's coast ; W. B. Dashwood bf the Active, fa his bravery
while engaged with some French frigates of Least, In the Adria-
tic ; Joseph Mamtt, flag lieutenant to Vice-Admiral the Duke
of Bouillon; and I. Stephenson, art promoted to the rank of
Commander.

Meesn. Gibbs, Furneaux' Godfrey, Faulknor, Jobnsae, Ap-
pleby, and Batten, have passed for Lieutenants this week.
Mr. Spencer Smyth, midshipman of the Northumberhuid, to
the rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to that ship.
Messrs. G. W. St. John Mildmay, P. Boyd, I'. B. Rose, and
R. T. Sainthill, to the rank of Lieutenant.
Captain William Fothergill, to the Ulysses, the flag ship of
Rear-Admiral Brown.
Captain David Paterson, to the Fox.
Lieutenant Rubidge, to command the Bloodhound.
Lieutenant J. Gape, to be Flag Lieutenant to Rear-Aulattral
Brown, in the Ulysses.
Lieutenants A. Brown and W. Hendry, to the Ulysses.
Li-ntenant 'l. Townahend, to the Fox.
Lieutenant F. Baker, to the Impetueux.
Lieutenant I'. B. Rose, to the Minden.
Lieutenant J. Robinson. to the Prince of Wales.
Lieutenant Abraham Pike, to command the assent, gess4w*
Lieutenant Giles, to command the Scorpion, vice
Lieutenant Westrop, to command the Peruvian* vise Atkin.
son, deceased.
Lieutenant Jones. to the Cossesk.

Mr. Williamson, from the Conquistador, to be Paver of the
Sdpion.
Mr. Richards, from the Atlas, to be Purser of the Cooloestalior.
Mr. T. Pain, to be Purser of the Prospero.
Mr. R. keep, tote Pwser of the Belleisle.
Mr. Ft. I. Smith, to be Puller of the Penelope.
Mr. Byers, to be Meater of the Scipio&

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, JUNE 10.
This day the market has not many fresh arrivals
of Wheat, and the !up pl tes but inconsiderable; the
trade reasonably brisk in sale, at a small further in
crease in price. Barley fully supports the late ad-
vance. Malt rather higlier. Peas, and Beans of
each description, keep their prices. Oats are bere in
middling supply, and sales thereof also fully support
last prices. Flour this week is generally named
dearer &s. per sack. •

eutatiaT tames AS escon t
Wheat, 90s. 116 s. 13516 Deans 70s. 765.
Fine ditto, 135,. 14.11. 'Mk dans (new) 31x.7*.
Rye, 7114 eta. Oats, 45.. 10.. 535.
Barley, 651 70•.04. - Poland &in. Sft. 51114
Mals. 995. INSs. Pewee Mtg. 518. COL
WY/se Posse (balers) ON HE -Rape fted 474. Lao.
Fire Figur, lies.ll6im4wOodie 106& UP 1101,
London, England, 1812-06-17

This day was published, - -
Elegantly printed in a pocket volume, price es. in beards,
(a new Edition), being the fifth of
BROAD GRINS. Comprising, with new Addi-
tional Tales in Verse, those formerly published under the
title of " My Night-Gown and i."
Ily GEORGE COI ~ the Younger.
Printed for T. Cadell ai W. Davies, Strand.