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London, England, 1813-04-26

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Just Published, Printed at Mr. A. J. rart't Pressa
Tooke': Court, Chanceri-lane, ondon,
THE PLEASURES OF FRTEAD3HIP it
Poem, in two Cantos
By FRANCES ARABELL A ROWDEIL
Embellished with an Elegant Frontispiece mad Vignette.
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A POETICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY dt
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Where also may be hal,
THE FIRST RUDIMENTS OF GENERAL GRA
applicable to all Languages • comprised in rersLve aLassalar4k4
LESSONS; particularly calulated for the instruci ion u! Children;
and adapted to the Asa& Onoslues method of teaching; 'With
three Analytical Tables. Pr. Ss. 61. bound.
By D. St. QUEN IIN, M A.
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six first Lessons, pr. es. 6d. and a boa of besot:tiles COWS*
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AN IN I'RODUCTION l'O FRENCH GRAMMAR; loos
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London, England, 1813-04-26

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 24.

Arrived the Swedish Brig Eliza, WILLIAMS, from
St. James's River, Virginia, with cotton, &c. in 23
days. Commodore COCKBURN, in the MARLBOROUGH,
with two other line of battle ships, three frigates and
a brig were in Hampton Roads, blockading the port.
The Constellation American frigate was within sight
of Commodore COCKBURN'S squadron, and measures
were taken to defend her by gun boats, against a
supposed attack from the British, by armed boats
from the squadron, which it is believed will be at-
tempted. Arrived the Mullet, SMITH ; and the Lon-
don packet, ANNETTS, both from London, having
been lun on board of en Thursday night last—they
belonged to the convoy that sailed under theAsra man,
of war, which passed down Channel last night with a
fine wind ; as did the outward-bound Mediterranean
and Newfountland fleets.
TORBAY, APRIL 23.

Sailed this morning the Newfoundland fleet, undir
convoy of his Majesty's ship BELLEROPHON, Admiral
K EATES, accompanied by the COMET sloop of war.
Sailed the WooLvEntwE sloop of war on a cruize, and
the PERSIAN sloop of war for Guernsey. Wind E.N.E.
London, England, 1813-04-26

CERTIFICATES, MAT 8.

John Diedrick Lubbrep, Great Winchester-street, merchant.
John Mitchinson, Carlisle, merchant. Dennis De Eerdr, jun.
Pancras, dealer. George Morgan, Poland-street, victualler. Thos.
Stockley, Kinsworth, butcher. John Plimpton, Wood-itreet,
warehouseman. Richard Sheppard, Holywell-street, collar
maker. George Paltreyman, Manchester, calico-printer. John
Cooke, Fetichurch-street, stationer. Frederick Richmond, Porte
sea, tag.
London, England, 1813-04-26

Tkii day was published, price 7s. the Second Edition of

THE TRADER'S SAFEGUARD, AND
couNru curDa.

By JOHN R0'..1..1i, Banister-at-Law.
Printed for J. Scoter, I, Paternoster-row; and Wilson, Sg,
Royal Exchant,..,
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from press, none can be more deserveslly denominated truly
useful than the work before us. From a full persuasion that the
judicious author of the " I rader's safeguard, and Counting•
House Guide," has coil rd an inestimable cbigetion on the
Trading interests of British Empire, we recommend his va-
luable little vehrtm•., with perfect confidence, to the attentive
perusal of evPri person connected with Trade and Commerce."—
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NEW NONtI,S,

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London, England, 1813-04-26

NORTH WALEP.--TO FARMCRS,
TO BE LET, IN ONE OR 'I WO FARMk
AN ALLOTMENT of FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, in MALLTREATB SALT MAR:3I.I, in the
County of ANGLESEY, lately embanked and @nate,. d from
the Sea. The Land is of exci.hent quality, anti tarn he trought
into cultivating at a very trilling expense It is within three
miles of the Town *nil Sta-ixpro of Carnarvon, aL.! there it
abundance of Lime in the vlanity.
Also, to be LET, another Allotment of ISO Acres, o: sgbter
quality, borileting on the above.
l'he Landlord will make very liberal allevrinezt toward.
building and fencing, so as to raider these Lands a most (Intr.
able object of speculation to a spirited Fumer pouts/Jag skill
and capital.
For further Partied:Lys apply to Messrs. Poole, et Carttarvon
or at their (JlEce at Pencraig, in Anglesey.

MINA NOVAS.
hid imported from tl.c Brazils

AQUANTITY of GEMS ctf the above trtme, of:
superior brilliancy, little inferior to Du ponds of the flret
water, which the present Pnswssor w;l1 submit to the Inspect:Wl
of the Nobility and Gentry, on their return to Town, manta*.
tured in a ♦ariety of Trinkets and Urnanien.s ia Jewellery—as
Necklaces, Tiaras, Combs, tar-rings, Bracelets, Rings, Shoe ao4
Knee-buckles.

Ladies whom I. H. BA atow has the honour to work for, are
requested to wake early application, as tkc sale will be co'nened,
owing to the scarcity.
,Apply to J. H. BARLOW'S Manufactory (not a Shop), No, 1,
Grange-court, Carey-stree, Chancery-oane, a taw doors frail
Spode's China Warehouse.
Letters, post paid ; and Ladies attended in Town at the Aye.
toot notice, with Drawings to any fancy.

MA R R 10'1'1"s improved PATENT KITCHEN
RANGE, which will Roast, Rake, Boil, Steam. Stew. &c.
by one small fire, with a continued supply of ten gallons of bait-
ing water; the consumption of fuel about one-third the usual
quantity; a certain cure for smokey chintilies ; and warranted to
answer, (if not, to be returned) never havirg failed in
instance. Kitchens fitted up with ranges embracing all the late
improvements, with steam-boilers. ovens,hot closets, and steam.
kettles. All kinds of strves for Drawing-romus, Parlours, Halls,
Churches, &c.—Humane Mentraps, to secure depredators with-
out injuring them. Spring guns of different cons ructions. A
Patent Roasting Jack upon an entire new priuciple, c.anstruct-
ed so as to require neither weights or putties; the works being
inclosed, are protected from injury and irregularity; from its ea.
treme simplicity not liable to be our of order; and calculated for
every kitchen.---"l'o be.seen in use daily at the Patentee's Ma•
nutactory, 64, Fleet-street, London.
London, England, 1813-04-26

BRESLAU, APRIL V.

The Imperial Russian Grand Army. 45,000 strong,
together with the head-quarters of the Emperor
Alexander, on the sth instant, put itself in motion
from Kalisch•and its environs, to approach the Oder,
and pass that Rivcr at Steinau. Another Imperial
corps of 10,000 men, under the command of Major.
General Miloradovitsch, has put itself in motion
from Poland, fur the purpose of crossing the Oder in
a few days.

APRlL9.—Official accounts have just been recei.
ved here from the Russian head-quarteas' of the for.
tress of Czenstochau having surrendered by capitu.
lation to the Russian arms.

[The Correspondent of the 16th of April states,
that the Russian army takes the road to Saxony, by
the way of Silesia, through &einau. The head-
quarters were intended to be fixed at Sagdu, but
were afterwards altered. The Emperor neverleaves
the army.]

-
LEIPSIC, APRIL 6.
Cossacks are still hovering about Torgau, who live
in good understanding with the troops there.
On the arrival of the Russians in the vicinity of
Leipsic, they carried off all the magazines at Dnben,
intended for Magdeburg.
According to a report, but which is not authenti-
cated, the French are said to be assembling in force
near Ulm.
London, England, 1813-04-26

TO THE NOBILITY, GEN'T'RY, AND THE punue IN

GENERAL.
MURMEAU and SEWARD, Inventors of the
Patent LIVERPOOL LAIMP, feel It a dry :buy owe the
Public to state, that the very great demand Mt their Lamps has
induced a few needy individuals to attempt introducing to the
Public a Lamp resembling the Patent I.tverpool—only in its out-
ward appearance, but in principle the same as the Argand (thin
which none can be worse for burning common oil). The im.
mense number of Patent Liverpool tamps now in use in the
houses of the Nobility and Gentry, as well as in the shops of
Tradesmen, are the, most convincing proof of their eminent en•
periority over every Lamp hitherto invented; they ;noduce to
much brilliant pure light as any three other Limps with the
use of common oil only, without smell or smoke.
The only Warehouses belonging to the Proprietors are at No.
152, Drury-lams, opposite Long Acre ; and No. 02, C burgh-
street, Liverpool; where the ben wicked and gleams soy be
bad fur the above:
London, England, 1813-04-26

11f014tDia, APRIL 26, 1813.

MT ViElilt..___.„
.TIFIE STATE LOTTERY.
A Lt. PitTZES! NO BLANKS• on the 6tl; of
Az. WTI Twenty Thousand Tickets, numbered ftom No.
Ilb Sfu. swim To be Drawn in Four separate Days.
SCHEME.
Prizes. Value. Total Value.
s of 1220,000 are 460,000
• 3 10,000 80,000
4 2,000 8,000
6 1,000 ......... 6,000
8 • ..... SOO ...—. .. 4,000
10 300 3,000
1 S 200 8,000
20 100 2,000

40 2,000
40 2.0000
lv,ooo •• ••••••• 20 ece.Bc.c. 80,000
10,159 Prizes. 5e400,000

The alit-drawn 1,900 Blanks, X2O eacb, 420,000
The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, 410 each, 410,000
More than half the Tights are
SURE TO BE PRIZES.
T. DISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises an immediate
purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the inereas-
irg demand in Town and Country; the Tickets and Shares have
already risen, and will most probably rise again in Price.
•„• Persons in the Country who may find any difficulty in
getting supplied by the Agents, are requested to send their Orders
to the Contractor's fortunate Offices,
4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, LONDON.

this dry,wal published, in Illtnd. Nice sa. hoards'
SISTERS; a DOMESTIC TALE. By
1. the Author of the Officer's Widow and Family; Clergy-
man's Widow and Family ; Little Dramas, &c.
Printed for Lonvnan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row, London ; and 1. Raw, Ipswich.

This day were published, in !Ivo. price 7s. in boards,
TRACTS on DELIRIUM TREMENS, on
PERI IIONITIS, and on some other Internal Inflammatory
Affections, and on the GOUT.
By THOMAS SUTTON, M. D.
Of the Royal College of Physicians; late Physician to the Forces,
and Consulting Physician to the Kent Dispensary.
Printed for Thomas Underwood, 92, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1813-04-26

mouRN, APRIL 6.

What was still left to us aftet the first sally of the
French from Magdeburg, was totally lost by the se-
cond, which took place the day before yesterday. On
the 3d inst. The French made a sortie from Magde-
burg with not less than 17,000 mea, and a strong
train of artillery, with the Viceroy and General Ore-
nier at their head. They had prudently left all the
Westphalian troops behind them in Magdeburg, and
collected only French for the sally. Their cavalry
consisted of new raised troops) such as the Parisian
Red Hussars, Chasseurs, Cuirassiers, and Want.—
General Borstell, whose force at the utmost did not
exceed 5000 men, was obliged to give way to such
superior force, and wait for succours. Scarcely had
he quitted our place towards Hohenziaz, when the
Viceroy entered here, and together with General Gre-
nier, took his quarters in the Count's Palace, and dis-
patched some cavalry in pursuit of ow Prussians. At
this place every thing was taken, broken, and de-
stroyed, If complaint was made to the General, the
reply was, that it was usual in war, and this,was ac-
companied with the most abusive language. What-
ever cattle came in their way were killed and carried
away ; and besides this, the town was obliged to send
28 bullocks to Nadelitz. All sorts of grain for seed,
bread, and forage, as likewise all the hay and straw,
were taken from the inhabitants, in such a manner,
that many of the proprietors lett their houses empty,
and sought their personal safety in flight. The offi-
cers themselves searched the roums and cellars of the
wealthier inhabitants, and carried off whatever provi-
sions they found. On the 4.th the French retired to
Zeddennick, leaving about 5000 men in Mockerno--
On the sth, at four o'clock in the afternoon, the Cos-
sacks and Red Russian Hussars appeared. Scare*
had the French cavalry drawn up at the hospital,
when they were surrounded by the Cossacks, like
swarms of bees, with the celerity of lightning, and
sought their safety in flight. Immediately came
Russian and Prussian infantry and cavalry, as if they
tad been borne on wings, from all sides ; and the fire
of artillery and musketry continued till eight o'clock.
By this time the regiment of Red Parisian Hussars,
end another regiment of cavalry, were totally de-
stroyed. The General Count Wittgenstein, Prince
Henry of Prussia, and the Prince of Hesse Homburg,
are all at present at Zeddenickt
London, England, 1813-04-26

Bl.rA NICA.L LO ITER Y.

10p) ICHARDON, GOODLUCK and Co. respect-
fully acquaint the Public that Goirernment has fixed the
drawing of the lilorvoilcat LnrrEev far the oth of NEXt'
MONTH, MAY. In Th 6 Lottery there are 20,000 Tickets,
one half of which are P:!zcs e+f various denominations, valued
according to the under-mentioned Scale, extracted from the Sche-
dule of the Act of Parliament t
Prizes.

1 Valued at 8E5,080 X 5,030
129 15,920
£OO 30 ...... 6,000

600 IS ......

9,000

2,000 5 el •••• 10,000
.
7,000 3 21,000

10,000 Prizi.

aC67,0011

The whole Tickets, only Ae. Ss. each, are selling at their Of-
fices, the Corner of Bank Buildings. Cornbill, and facing the
King's Mews. Charing Crosq. Every Purchaser will be pre-
sented (gratis) with an emblematical Print, containing a strong
likeness of the Emperor Alexander, the illustrious Patron of Dr.
'Thornton's Works.

AN 01 Kilt I UNI I Y -1 VI WILL NEVER OFFER
AGAIN !

Nv. MARTIN, 8, Corn----141; and 9, Upper Berk-
• ley-street, Pornnan-equarr, respectfully acquaints the
Nobtlity and Public in general, that Government has fixed the
Drawing of the BOTANICAL LorrEtty for the 6th of
NF Xl' MON] H. In this Lottery there are 20,000 Tickets, one
half of which are Prizes of variou. denominations, valued accord-
into the undermentioned Scale, extracted from the Schedule of
the Act of Parliament. •
Prizes.
1 Va...:ed at £5,080 ,E 5,080
199 80 11,920
200 90 6,(100

600 15 ..... 9,600
2,000 ...... 5 ...... 10,000
7,000 ...... 3 21,000

10,000 Prizes. £67,000
Tickets are selling in a variety of Numbers, at only 4'4. Ss.
each, at Martin's unrivalled fortunate Win; as above,
I.adies and Gentlemen In the Country, sending their Ostlers to
K, Cern4ill, will be supplied by return of Post.
U.—Every Piaretiacer will be presented (gratis) with an
emblematical Print, containing a strong Likeness of the Emperor
Alexander, tit illustrious Patron of Dr. Thornton's Works.
London, England, 1813-04-26

TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE
LOTTERY, containing More Prizes than Blanks, are on
Sale at the Office of
HAZARD. BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
No, 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
VIIIIItt
No. 1,191 - - - the last Prize of - - - £20,000,
and the only one In that Lottery, was sold in One Half, Ode
Eighth, and Six Sixteenths.
The present Lottery begins Drawing the 6th of MAY. The
Scheme contains
3 - - Prizes of - - £20,000
3 - - Prizes of - - sett ,GOB, acc &c.

1113.TNCESS OP WALES.
This day were publiihed, by STOCICDALZ, imam, 41, Pall-Mall,
price 3s.
PLAIN FACTS for PLAIN FOLKS ; addressed
to the good sense and other feelings of Englishmen, upon
the proposed Scheme for New Modelling the Constitution and
hriaging Royalty into disrepute.
Cssar's wife should not be suspected."

Just published, a New Edition, price plain is. coloured its.
rr:iOmPSON'"S HIEROGLYPHIC BIBLE,
1. recommended by the Rev. ROWLAND HILL, M.A. for the
u. ment and :nstruction of Young Persons, embellished wi:h
rut tt Figures and striking Emblems, with the Life of Christ
his Apostles, &c. &c.
We hu•g tin- Friends and the Public to be particular in or-
ro g l'uoat eso HIZDOOLTPNIC Bteta, with a recommen-
latury Preface by the Rev. Rowland Hill, as there are very in-
.erior Editions printed.
Priptrd and published by G. Thompson, 43, Long-lane, West
smitiifield; and sold by Longmar, Rees, Hurst, and Co. Pater-
porer-tow ; Chami,ante and Whitrow, Aldgate ; and all the
Booksellers in the three K.ngdnms.—Where may be had, pr. 6d
A Tos.cm of Love for the Rising Generation. By the Rev.
Rowland Hill.
London, England, 1813-04-26

TO IRONMONGERS &c.

UOLMES'S PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS,
without Flues, wtichunite, in the highest degree, con-
venience, utility. and economy. it is a fact well known, that all
Ovens hitherto contrived for the use of families,which are attached
to kite hen ranges, owing to the flues, occasion a considerable loss
of fuel, as well as diminution of heat. 1 o obviate this great
disadvLntage bag been the study of the Inventor of the Patent Do-
mestic OVrII4, which are withouz flues, and which, instead of di-
minishing, increase the hear, without the least additional fuel.
S. H. takes this method of informing the Trade in general, that
they may he supplied with aura of three different sizes, with or
wit hoot ranges ; as they heat without a fine, consequently there
is no danger of fire happening from them, which is so frequently
the case with those that have flues.
Reference to families of the first respectability will be given,
where the Ovens may be seen in use, and also at his Manufac-
tory, Carle-court, Strand, near Bedford-street ; and at Mr. Han-
son's, Ironmonger, Bruton-street, Bohol-street; Mr Peachey,
Ironmonger, Swallow-street, Oxford-goad ; Mr. Hargrave, Iron
monger, Greenwich ; Mr. Harding, ffunnionger, Kingston ; Mr.
Bell, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messrs. Schooling and Lawrence,
Ironmongers, Garden-street, Whitechapel; Mr. Brown, Iron.
monger, Leatherhead, Surrey. ' •
Er As Allowasse made to the Trade far Ready Money.

This day was published,
A new Edition, price h. illustrated with Cases,

A PRACTICAL TREATISEnn the PREVEN-
.L and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its
cameguences, as Strictures, Glects, &c. including practical Ob-
servations on rabes Dorsals, Onanism, Seminal Weakness, Mu-
cal Discharges, Etc. divested of all technical Obscurities.
icy T. M. CA I'ON, Surgeon,
Late of tha United Hospitals of St. 'I honnts's and Guy's.
Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. Paternoster.row, Lowden.
Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes
and Distinct on of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple.
and successful instructianS for the prevention and treatment of
Asthmatic Fits, price 3s.
London, England, 1813-06-14

THE ARMY.

The troops recently embarked at itimsgate are,
we conjecture, destined to co-operate with the Cunwx
PRINCE of SWEDEN. They consist of the Sd Regi.
ment of German Hussars, twn Troops of Gomm
Horse Artillery, and a troop of mounted Rocketmen.
and amount to about 1200 well-appointed men, and
an equal number of horses.
A detachment of Artillery Drivers is now at Wool-
wich, waiting an order, which is daily expected, tc,
embark for the Peninsula. We are of opinion, tlic
all reinforcements proceeding thither at present,
should be disembarked at Corunna,

The 4th Dragoons have sailed from the Downs fa
Hull, under convoy of *Cie CYGNET sloop of war.
The Cornwall Militia have arrived at Cork.
tlajor-General Gums is appointed to command t!..:
garrison at Gosport, in the ruem of General Poarix,
promoted.
The Royal West Mildloser Militia. tinder t'.e
command of L;eutenant-Colonel Sir Davro
disembarked on Thursday evening, dr.: 10th insta:-
at Liverpool, from Dublin.

NAVAL IMIELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 11.

Arrived yesterday the Lady Arabella packet frcri
Lisbon, in ten days.. Nothing sailed caller yesterday
or to-day. The Duke of Kent packet with a Mail
for Lisbon, Lapwing packet with a Mail for Co-
Tonna, and the Windsor Castle packet with a Mil
for Cadiz, are gone into the Roads.—Wind
West, fresh iv.ks.
London, England, 1813-06-14

•
01111 Reel 1.77- OPP ta, avne 5; .1
I.NOTICE is hereby given, That a Setnea of Oyer arid
• Terminer and Mal Delkseiy, for the Trial 11:141fixlie eoFeviited
..21, the Higk Seat, within the jarieltetion !phi Adenitatty of England,
:will le ha at Justice Hall, he the Old Bailey, London, en Ikranday,'
'et stis of July mitt, at sight ;clod In the nierninn.
JOHN BARROW.

• • KENT. ,
ELTHAM PARK MANSION, FARM, AND I. AND,
E:glit Mmes from London.—Bf Mr. ROBIN;,
At (.areaway's, on Thursday, July 1, at Twelve, in three L ,•s, '
THE truy, desirable FREEHOLD ESTA l'E,
ELTHAM PARK MANSION and LAND, on a fine
commanding siltation, the Property of the Right Hon. Lord
RA NCLIFFE ; the Residence, on a very.elegutt plan, in the
Grecian tit) le, in an unfinished state, Conservatery, Ice-house, '
&c. excellent Offices of all descriptions. Stable yard, Stable, and
Coach house, and Out-buildings.
A capttal Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Frult-
trees, Hot-houses Green-house, &c. Pleasure-ground and shady
walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, Atable, and Woad
Laud, Orchard, Garden-ground, and Cottage, containing, about
ONE HUNDP ED AND FIVE ACRES, in good state of culti-
vation. The Park and Lands are ornamented with fine stately
imber•trees at,d thriving Plantations, a most Inviting and cheer-
ful spot for the Residence of a GenCema,n, good roads in all di-
rections, and only eight mile') from London.
May be viewed by apply ng at the Mansion, where Particu-
lars may be had ;at the Castle, Elt ham ; Bull, Shooter's-hi I ;
Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel. Dover ; of Messrs. Jcnkuts,
James, and Abbott, New Inn; at :areaway's; and of Mr Robins,
War% ick•street, Golden-striate, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1813-06-14

PLYmou rii,!uNr.

Cams in his 'Majesty's ship ANuttomAtatz fwm
Coast of France.—Wind Wes•.
PaRTSMOUTII, JUgE 13.

Yesterday arrived the PicKLE schooner, of 16 gus,
Lieutenant Floc, f 1 om Guernsey ; Eclipse, Saiutavt,
from Cagliat i ; and I lebe, COOLIN, from Smyt n test
from Bermuda, having been captured by an American
privateer, and recaptured by his Majesty's ship &lAN*
NON. This day arrived his Majesty's sly op num.
sore, of 18 guns, captain PUILLOrr, with 1 transport
' with troops, fom Guernsey. The PItIMIVISE is ap.
pointed Convoy to the Downs. Ills Majesty's ship
ST. HELENA, is arrived from Gibraltar, with .'bout
20 sail of merchant vessels under convoy, and gone
to the Eastward.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-06-14

DEAL, JUNE Is.

Arrived his Mitjesty's ship DAszmArrx, from a
cruize off the Tent ; and the STAauxo gun-brig,
from the Nore, with a fleet of tr insp"rts wider con.
•oy.—A large Beet of transports, with troops and
ordinance stores, are waiting for orders.--His Md.
jesty's ship JAszult gives instructions for the Baltic.
Wind S. W. 'and fresh gales.
London, England, 1813-06-14

DEVONSHIRE, BETWEEN DAW-1,1511 AND EXMOU l'H.
Beautiful Villa and Farm, Coach-houses, Stables, and O'A-buil-
dings, extensive Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Plantation., &c.;
also Mount Pleasant Inn, with Gardens, Stables, and Laud,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Thursday next, at 12, lo Two Lots,
A VERY ELIGIBLE ESTATE, held on Three
LIVES.
Lot 1. LANGS PONE COM CO rTAGE,an elegant erectiln;
seated on a beautiful I.;:wm,elevated from the sea, adorned with
a very thriving PlantatlAL and commanding a line view of the
Mouth of the ILver Exe, Exmouth, the Occau Dawlish, the
reign, Berryhead, and Torbay. The Cottage is planned for the
accommodation of a Family of distinction ; consisting of a static
of Three Rooms, nearly SO :eet each long, contmunicating by
folding doors, hendsumely fitted up, Entrance Hall, Study, &c.
fittished with Gothic Windows to the Floors, opening to the
Lawn, twelve lied Rooms, threeDressia‘Rounts, and appr
Servants' Offices, double Coach-house, two Stables, with seven
stalls, in a yard, excellent Kitchen Garden, fully 'tucked, crop-
ped, and planted with choice fruit trees, and sundry encl.t-t...s
of excellent meadow, arable, and rough Pods, divided by thriving
fences, contaiiiing in all about Sixty-two Acres, with extensive
walks and sloping to the sea, which leaves a fine hard beach.
Lot 2. MOUNT PLEASANT INN, Stable*, Getr,:en, &c.
situate on the Cliff,with a long terrace in front, commandit.g nit A
beautiful and extensive views of the river Lae, and the (heat].
The House contains a good Parlour, smaller Parlour, Kitchen,
Closet, Dairy, Cellars, &c. two spacious 1ie.1.-rounts, t wo smaller,
and a Dressing-room, with Attica over, an open Drinking-route,
and three others; an excellent Gar:*en, well Planted, and sup-
plied with Water. 'I his House may be co:werted, at a small ex •
pence, into one of the uleasantest Cottages in he Coutity.
The whole situate within two miles Lim nth, foto. front
Teignmouth, and ten front Exeter; sshh it, atititudy varied rd, s,
and good roads in all directions; the situa kr. noted for the kalu-
brity of its 'arr.
To be *leafed, by applying on the Ptentiatnywhige Partite-
London, England, 1813-06-14

Upon the Premises, at Bersham, near Wrexham, in the County
of Denbigh, on Tuesday, the 22d day of June, 1813, and the
following days, until the whole be Split, at Ten o'Clock in
the Morning of each day,
ALL those old established IRON WORKS,
called LERSFIAM IRON WORKS, consiiting of Foun-
defies, Furnaces, timing Mills, Rolling Milli, Forges, NE.eltinery
for Castinr and Drawing Patent Lead Pipes, 1.411V011 Foundry,
atii INlacknery for horii. and ruining Cannon, Smiths' Shops,
Carpenters' Shops, Pattein-mal:C7e Shops, Dwelltug-liouies for
Agents and Worknien, with Alaterials and Machinery therein,
and all necessary ennernitnces as lately used for carrying on the
Irrei hount'ry and I•:r.tine-making Business on the rnoq extensive
scale, and Low is excellt rit repair. The above Works et.mprise
wo powerful Fails of Water, upward: of 70 Acres at excellent
I.an•l in high 'tate of cultivation, exclusive of nearly 20 Ares,
treirdng the Sites of the different Works, good Farm litaildtp,
Cottres, and the extensive Erections, containing the Engin.,
...id Machinery.

The whole will be Sold togetht.r or classed, in the following
ord. r

1 :rtt, The interest for certain long Terms of Years, in two se-
veral Leases of the Fails of Water, Lauds and Buildings not re-
int oi able.
Secondly, The Machinery fixed in, or constructed for the
Buildings in which they respectively are, but removable.
'Thirdly, Looses M...chinery and Engine Work, capable of
being applied in ha present shape to various useful phirposes in
tke construction of Work] where Machinery is used.
hourbly, A large quantity of Castings, Old Iron, and other
Materials.

The rr‘ raises may be viewed, and Printed Catalogues with
full particulars, will be prel,ared and circulated previous to the
;:air. and Plans may be scan, and further information bad, upon
ti,c Premises, or by al plication to Jattes Adam, F.. 1. Nicholas
Brent, Chester; Mr. S. i. Atlani, Brymbd btu Works, near
Wrexlinn ; Mr. Thomas Wright, upon the Premises; and
Messrs. Claughtom and Fitclgett, of Wartingtons Lancasbirt.
London, England, 1813-04-19

•

burgh, (bete woniel be no citidellity in getting ?gr.'
Doorman over to this country to prove tht fact, honk!
the .plAintiff think tit td apply km a new trial&—Plain-
tiff nomnited:

.eIIITVIIIIGIIT v. ICING: .
This Was an, action to recover upon a bill 61* ex-
change for itfiO, given by the defendant for good
sold and delivered. •
The case for the plaintiff was state by Mr.Paeste,
from which it appeared that the plaintiff was a brewer,
and the defendant the keeper of the eanteen in the
barracks at Braborn Lees, and the debt was incurred
for beer furnished b 7 the plaintiff to the defendant.
The SOLICLTOK GENERAL, in•his defence, said, that
he had two grounds on which he should go to the
' Jury, and upon width he was certain he should have
a verdict. There was tt very useful Act of Parha-
mtnt rel.iting to canteens, by which it was provided,
that no btesit-r should be proprietor of a cas.teen
and it was for this obvious reason—that, if such a
thing weie allowed, the soldiers, who could get no
beer but what was furnished from the canteesi, and
the brewer always feeling an inclination to sell that
beer by Which he could.set most money, at the time
the men aright be wanted on the parade, they would
most probably be sick in the hospital, from the effects
of the beverage which had been retailed out to them
from the stores of the brewer at the canteen. The
poor Miserable defendant was only his servant, put in
there as a dtawer for the plaintiff, and allowed a sm.ill
profit on the beer lie sold ; that die beer was so had in
quality that, on one occasion, the Officers forbade the
soldiers to drink it ; and that the bill in question was
a mere matter of accommodation between the plain-
tiff and defendant, the better to aineeal the eitcum-
stance of his being the proprietor of the canteen.
Several persons were called in support of this state-
ment, and the Jul y.found a Verdict for the defendant.
London, England, 1813-04-19

NifF.IL INTILLIGBNCE.

The BONNE CITOTENNEg Captain P. B. Gauss, has
at length reached this country in safety. She kr-
rived. at Spithead about five o'clock on Saturday
night, and has bullion to the amount of one million
sterling on board. Admiral Morraduz, in the MON.
TAGUE, convoyed the BONNE CLTO'INNE to the line,
and then returned to Rio Janeiro. Lord AMELIMI
BRAUCLEEC9S squadron had left Rio on a cruize.

FALMOUTH, APRIL IL
Arrived yesterday the MAaLsonovou packet from
Lisbon with a mail and passengers, in ten days. Sailed
the RAPID schooner for the Downs, with a convoy.—
The Duke of Kent, CosTswoturn, and the Duke of
Kent. LAwRENCE, both with Mails for Lisbon, are
gone into the Roads.—Wind N.W. fine weather.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 17.
Arrived the French brig Hercule, with a cargo of
salt, last from Penzance, captured some days since
by the squadron in Basque Roads. Arrived—FAlßY
brig of war, from a cruize to the Westward ; and the
Bubona, of Cardigan. Sailed the MOSQUITO sloop of
war on a cruize. Came down the harbour and an-
chored in the Sound the DAUNTLESS sloop of war.—
The NIMBLE cutter in Hamoaze was commissioned
yesterday by Lieutenant WILLIAMS. Arrived a Prus-
sian brig from France, under licence, with a cargo of
.salt ; and the brig Triton belonging to this port -;
and Nicholas, TSACK master, from Liverpool, with
rums for the Victualling Office.
London, England, 1813-04-19

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4
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• NEW NOVELS,
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7. Rowe and Emily, or Sketches ut Yuuth, by Mrs Robert., in
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10. The Wild Irish Girl, by Miss Oweason, a new Edit on,
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London, England, 1813-04-19

SECOND EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.
Government have received dispatches from the
South of Spain, confirming the intelligence of the'
retreat of the French. The army formerly com-
manded by Sow.r (for that General has arrived at
Paris) is now between two fires, viz. the Alicant
Army, under Sir JOHN MURRAY, and Sir Row-
LAND Hu.t.'s division.. Both are pressing onwards,
to form a junction and intercept the retreat of the
French Army.

The following Bulletin has been issued on the
subject :
0 WAR DEPARTMENT, APRIL 19.
" Dispatches have been received from Lieutenant-
General Sir JOHN MURRAY.

" By the first, dated Castalla, 23d of March, it
appears that the Lieutenant-General reconnoitred
the enemy's position at Alcoy upon the 3d, driving
in their outposts with some loss.

46 On the 6th Sir JOHN MURRAY attacked Alcoy
in force, sending a column to cut off the enemy's re-
treat. The French were driv.en out of the town, and
pursued six or seven miles ; but the troops detached
to intercept their retreat did not arrive in time. The
loss of the allied force was tr..tng.

Alcoy being occupied by a division of the Al-
lies, Marshal SUCIIET quitted Valencia and concen-
trated his Army. Sir JOHN MURRAY had fixed his
head-quarters atCastalla, and Gen. an) had marched
to Yecla, in order to support the left of the Allies.
Some partial affairs had taken place to the advantage
of the Allies.' The most considerable had been an
attack made by the Spanish General WIUTTINGHAM
upon the enemy's post at the Puerto de Albayda,
from whence the French were driven with much loss.
" Sir Joi.: MURRAY speaks highly of the behaviour
of the Spanish troops."
London, England, 1813-04-19

LISBON AWL.

LISBON, APRIL 4.
The united convoys for Lisbon, the West In&
and Newfoundland, took some American privateers
on their way out. -
Amen. s.—Orders have been received for hurrying
up the artillery; this looks as if some military move.,
ments of importance were op the eve of taking place,
MADRID, MARCH 17.
The departure of King Joseph with all his Mini-
sters, except Angal and Almenara, has taken plice;
he proceeds by Segovia to Valladolid, e;corted by
6000 men.

MARCH 18.—Gazan is coming here to inspect the
magazine of provisions, previous to the entry of hi7i
troops into this city.
MAUCH 9.—The reserve park of artillery, whiel•
was in Toledo, has arrived here. Orders have beep',
given to draw from the Army of the South 40 Chii.f.;
of Battalion, 12 Chiefs of Squadrons, and 80 Cap
tains, the whole to be sent to France.
London, England, 1813-04-19

PORCSMOU l'H, APRIL 18.

The STIKLINcJ CASTLE, with Lord MoIRA and
Suite, got under weigh, with the ships for India, the
Brazils, &c. ; but the wind coming round to the
southward, they brought up again, -and remain.—
The American ship Mercury. arid the Albuquerque
brig, have arrived here as cartels from St. Salvador,
with Admiral fitstoP and Suite, and the remaining
Officers and crew of the JAVA frigate. The Albu-
querque was boarded off the Western Islands by the
French frigate Arethuse, who informed them of the
action with the AMELIA, and that he had 96 men
killed and wounded.—Arrived also, the FREYA, of
3S guns, Captain Scorr, with a convoy from Lisbon;
among them is the transport Jenny, Rego, captured
on the Ist inst. by the American privateer Swallow,
of 14 guns, who, after plundering her of every thing
moveable, allowed Captain REED -to proceed on his
•yage : and Malabar store-ship, from the Downs.—
Sailed the Ainx, of 7-1 guns, Captain Sir it. LAwitte,
for Plymouth; the VLNr.RABLE,, of 74 guns, Captain
Mit-NE ; and the Twits:, of 74 guns, Captain HALLI-
DAY, for off Clietburgli.
The AJAX, 7 t guns, Sir ROBERT LAURIE, arrived
at Portsmouth, fr9m the Mediterranean, on Monday
evening last. Sin! left the fleet under the command
of Vice-Admiral Sir EowAnn Ptim.aw at Mahon, on-
the 9th ultimo, all well, consisting of the following

Vice-A !ra:ral Sir E. I'er.r.ew•.
scuts: (
Caledonia
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Hiternia
C.iFtain

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koyiAl George . . .
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Union
Bur tleur
. . • - R. C.% MPULL.L•
London, England, 1813-04-19

WURTZBURG, MARCH 29.

His Excellency Marshal Duke of Elchingen ar-
rived here on the. 26th, and established the head-
quarters of the Fifth Corps. General of Division,
Souham also arrived yesterday. We expect to-day
the first division, and to-morrow the second divi•
sion of this corps.

FRANKFORT, APRIL e.
Prince Esterhazy, Minister from Austria in the
Court of Saxony, is arrived at Munich.
From the 26th of February to the sth of March,
died at Konigsberg of the fever 149 persons.
We expect to-day the garrison of the fortress of
Pillau.
The troops of the Grand Duke of Frankfort set
off this morning for Wurtzburg. They will make
part of the divibion under the command of General
Marchand.
PROCLAMATION OF TUE SAXON COMNIISSIONNRS.

is The Commission of Government appointed by
his Majesty the King of Saxony to regulate the Af-
fairs of the Kingdom, recommend to their fellow-ci.
tixens -an orderly and peaceable demeanour in this
new and afflicting aspect of public affairs. They as-
sure their countrymen, that the merit of their past
and present obedience is not unknown to their belo-
ved monarch, who, though overwhelmed with cares
And sickness, will shortly be in a situ:nit-Er to give
them fresh proofs of his paternl regard, the Com-
mission having been honoured 'y accounts from the
Sovereign, dated Amberg, tke 18th March ; his. M-
ajesty was then proceeding to Ratisbon. All loyal
Saxons may rely on this intelligence—the Sovereign
will return.

" In the mean while, they recommend submission
to the course of events. Circumstances may render
it necessary for the French General to withdraw his
troops from the city, to meet the foe at other points;
in which case the Russians may be received and pro-
vided with quarters apd-refreshments. It cannot be
deemed criminal to yield, when resistance would be
destruction. The Commission ,exhort their know-
countrymen not to suffer themselves to be seduced
from their allegiance. So foul an act would justly
efface the merit of all their sacrifices during the last
ten, years.

" presden, March 28, ISIS."
PROCLAMATION OF GENERAL ST. CYR TO THE INHABI-
London, England, 1813-04-19

America - Rowt.i.v.

........
Bombay
74 'I HumrsoN.
Repulie - w nit AV.
Aiouktr
Leviat`iali - P. C.thientr.L. •
Berwick - BRACL.
Swifisure - Dicksom.

Elizabeth
Pumpre

Scipiun

EuryAlus

.••••
MAIN WAKING, acting
until the arrival of Capt. Na-
pier, late of tke Thair.eb.
•••••• SMITH.

Buzzard . lB

The ELIZABETH was on the point of sailing for the
Adriatic, to relieve the ACHILLEi, 74, Capt. Hour.s.
The AJAX inThlght a convoy of fen sail as far as
Gibraltar, at which place she arrived on the 19th, and
sailed again for England the same evening. The fol-
low;ng ships were at anchor at Gibraltar: Onyx,
Capt. SMITH COBB; Papillon, Capt. HAY ; Sabine,
Capt. WItOTTESLEY j Franchise, Capt. BUCK ; and
Castilian, Capt. BRAIMER. The SYLVIA cutter, Lieut.
R. FALK, sailed from Gibraltar for Falmouth the
same time with the AJAX, and is since arrived :
Passengers by the AJAX—the Rev. Mr. Obin, Private
Secretary to Lord Was. BENTINCK, with dispatches ;
Mrs. General Campbell ; from Palermo, Colonel
Gatintlett, 62d Regiment. The AJAX spoke the MA..
GICIENNE, the Hon. Capt. GORDON, from Lisbon, on
a cruize to the Western Islands. The CEPHALUS,
Capt. Flats, had sailed on a cruize. The REVENGE,
Captain Sir Joins GORE, and the ARMADA, Captain
GRANT, were off Toulon. 'he EDINBURGH, the Ho-
nourable Capt. DUNDAS, was at Palermo. The ALc-
MENE, Captain GRAHAM, was cruizing off Sardinia.
The MALTA, Admiral HALLOWELL, Captain Istots-
temp, and FAME, Capt. BATHURST, were at Ahearn.
London, England, 1813-04-21

::s4°l4l**.

A List of filled and wounded of his Majesty's ship Jaya, In le-
eks with the United States' frigate Constitution, on the 211tb
of December, 1812.

KILLED.

C. Jones, Mate; T. Hammond, ditto; W. Gascoigne, ditto;
W. Salmond, Midshipman ; E. Retie, ditto ;T. J. Matthias, su-
pernumerary Clerk; W. Hicbans, Quarter-Master; J.. Fagan,
ditto ; J. Langford, Landman ; C. Samuel, Able Seeman ; W.
Clarke, Landman ; W. Weston, Captain of the After-guard ; G.
Woodward, Landman ; T. Card, Able Seaman; J. Boueh, ditto;
D. Harrowgan, Boatswain's Mate ; J. Dunn, Supernumerary
W. Ainton, ditto ; C. Schmidt, Private, Royal Marines; M.
M'Clew, ditto; J. Doyle, ditto; G. Taylor, ditto.
London, England, 1813-04-21

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MARRIED.

This morning, at the Church of St. Mary-ta-Bonne, William
Robins, Esq. late of the 49;b Regiment, to Mrs. Cruikshank,
widow of John Cruikshank, E,q. Ige of Portman-square, and of
Ballard's Valley, in the island of Jamaica.

DIED.

Thursday last, Dr. Alexander Murray, Prof..ssor of Oriental
Literature in the University of Edinburgh.
In Africa, Mr. J. Eastlake, third son of G. Eastlake, Esq. of
Plymouth. Ardent in the pursuit of science and knowledge, he
thirsted to explore, for the benefit of his country, the untrodden
wilds of Africa; and wept out under the auspices of the first
pevonage of the UnLed Kidgdom, and under the fostering pro-
tection of its Government, and the Royal African Institution. In
travelling through the forests of that almost undiscovered part of
' the world, by frequent excursions into the country and up the
rivers, voluntarily buffering privations of rest and food, to enable
him to undergo the fatigit,:s of hi. intended journey, he unfortu-
nate:y cauLln the fatal African film- .ind la a few days breathed
his last. His death must be consid:red a great loss to the world.
It is to he regretted, that /Slung° Park, and severrl others of our
scientific travellers, have fallen sacrifices either to the savages or
the clip ate.

In Belfast, Mr. 'William Tucker, sen. aged 813. 1 hi= venerable
man was one of the earliest of the itinerant Preachers who tra-
velled in connexion with the late Rev. John Wesley, whose tra-
veiling companion he was on the first visit that indelatigable Mi-
nister paid to (rebind.
Sunday se'nnight, at Cork, Captain Duggan, in consequence of
a contusion received by a fall from his gig. In the year 1797,
he lett his country far the East Indies, where he intended to prac •
tics as a Barrister—but being naturally of an ardent and en.er•
pri-ing whit, he entered into the lion. Fast India Company's
service, where be distingudilted himself in his military career,
particularly at the mentnrable siege and sturnt of Seringa:)atant,
/etc. Scc. lie filled an honouruble situation at AmboyllA, and was
afterwards Judre Advocate at Seringapatam.—After a lung ser-
vice, he returned to Turk in the year 1811.

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