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EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Oetobis 14, 1812.
All Exchequer Bills dated In the Months of Stprembcr and
October, iSil,
TO BE PAID OFF.
THE LORDS COAIMISSION.ERS of HIS MA-1
JESTri TREASURY, having given Directiensfor paying of
the Principal of the above Wientimed Exchequer Bills, with the Interest
due thereon, at the Exclieleer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Exchequer,
• Ari-w Palace Yard, Westminster, en Tuesday, the leth do', of Novem-
ber, 1812, attendance will le given daily (Ritada.r,4 dad Hadar ox-
aped) until and including gttorda,i,tlui 31e of October, 1812, from Ten
;'Clod its the Alorning till One in Mt Afternoon, for the prepost of
receiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers et thse said
Bills are desire' to place each deocription of Bills in separate Lists
(which are to be obtained at this Office) clom.ne them in the order of
their respective dates, such as are fe. •he same ame 4 being numerically
arranged, and *reifying the prinapal Sums and Interest doe thereon,
computed from, bat excluding the day, on which they are respectively
dated, to the said it•th day of November, isiclurve, when the Interest
trill teats: and the said Bearers (Icing HolJers or not) are
feasibly required to indorse each Bill v.:th their usual livldthlll. and
to write their Names and Residence at the bottom of each separate Litt ;
and they art moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Qb'ice fir
payment, and to receive the neve Bill:, and give the Receipts for the same.
If any of the holders tithe aforesaid Bills should be de:item:of recewil
Payment of the Principal and, Inter‘a, previa:: to the s id ieitt,
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the day on which they with to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fir
examination one day prior thereto.
Such Perseus as may be desirbsis of having new Exchequer Bill, in
whole or is part of Payment of Principal, upon marling new Bills,
.nd mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or
before Saturday, the Ststqf atober, may be accommodated with new
Bills, carrying an Interest of Three-pence Hay) cur, by the day, ow
very Oat Hundred Pounds, which said New Boils Toil! bear date the
I said loth day of November, and will be delivered, together with she 111.
tercet due in respect of the Bdls so desired to he exchan;ed, on Wednesday,
the lit* day of November, and the following Days.
• N. B. .kll Exchequer Bills, dated prior to Se 1, have been
aiverised so be r,4t tvler,,r.,l I a= eragrd.
London, England, 1812-12-25

his prize, the Wasp and the Frolic had the Iniskr.
tune to fall in with the Poictiers, of 74 guns, opt.
Beresford, and both were captuted and ordered it
Bermuda."
The following is an extract ft.( m a letter, dipii
Salem, dated October 'l3 Arrived this dye
privateer ship John, Crowitinshield, from her second
cruise. September captured the British schnok,
Blonde, from Dominique, bound to St. Joho's,New.
foundland, with a full cargo of rum. September ak
captured the British brig Henry, from Liverpool to
Halifax. October 15, reclptured the privateer sa,
net Industry, Mudge, of Lynn."
London, England, 1812-12-25

PERSONS OF RANK.

THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS have been
lodged with Me,srs RYDER and DRUMMOND, No.
Q 3, Russell Mews, Howland-street, to be advanced to Persons of
Rank in Sutras not less than £lOOO each; bur they have other
rooney to advance tut all sorts of securities as usual, by applying
or addressing post-paid. Constant Attendance.

TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A MOST valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, 30
miles from London, containing upwards of 500 Acres of
very fertile, Arable, Meadow, *and Pasture Land.—For particu-
lars, apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and Land Agent, 61, St
Maren's lane, Charing-Cross (Leiter% post paid.)

THE LEASE OF A FARM.
TO BE SOLD BY ?RIVATE CONTRACT,
AVA LU A BLE LEASE, 26 miles from London,
containing 900 Acres, with the Manorial lUghts over
1.1,000 Acres.—For further Particulars apply to Main Murray,
Survtyor and Land-agent, Nu. 61, St. Martin's lane, Charing-
Croat.—Letters, post-paid.
London, England, 1812-12-25

MARRIED.

On the ith inst. at Neston, Cheshire, the Rev. Wm. Cirwen,
son ot John Chrisitan Curwen, Ei.q. of Workington Hall, Coin-
berland, to Miss Margaret Ewing, niece ot Robert Ewing, h.q.
of York-place. Portman-square.
London, England, 1812-12-25

MRS. OPIE'S NEW NOVEL.

This day was publiihed, ig b Ar6lumes l ttino. the Second Edition,
price 41 Is. boards,
TEMPER ; or, DOMESTIC SCENES. A
Tale. By Mrs. OPIE.
" A Horse not broken becometh headstrong, and a Child left to

himself will IDe wilful."'

tlrtnted far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
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I. Simple Tales, 4 vols. l2mo. price

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This. day was publated, in ThieeVatititeillvo. printed by Bal-
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TE. INSTRgLSY of the BCOTTISH BOR-
DER : cons:stint of Historical and Romantic Ballads,
collected in the tiouthern L'ziuntics of Scotland, with a few of a
modern date, fouadcd on local Traditions. With an Introduc-
tion and Notes by the Editor,
WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
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uoster-row, and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
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London, England, 1812-12-25

Tat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
vo &before Monday, the 28th day of December instant, from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of
.T•vrenty Thousand QUEBEC WHITE STAVES, for service of
the Royal Powder Mills at Baffincollig, in the Kingdom of Ireland.

The Staves must be fully seasoned, and if single, twelve hun-
dred to the thousand, if double, six hundred and fifty to a thou-
; single Pieces will be required, and must be delivered at
ea Ordnance Stores, in Cork, in the following proportions, viz t
5000 on ot before the 15th February
5008 - • Ist April
1813
5000 - - lit September
5000 - - 31st December

purthes Particulars, together wit% the Terms and Conditions
or the Contract, may be known, upon application at the Secre-
wt's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
dap and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
sealed up and endorsed" Proposals for Quebec Staves but no
Proposal can be admitted after the said 28th instant, at twelve
o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be
noticed tmless the party making it, or an agent in his behalf AMU
steed. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Secrekry.

corrraAcr FOR SHIP-CHANDLERS' GOODS.

Kirr-OFFICE, December 19, 181 g.
rrHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
-1 SIONERS of His .11f4JESTre NAM; do hereby give Notice,

That on Wednesday, the 30th instant, at one o'clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying his Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich,
Chatham, and Sheerness with SHIP-CHANDLER'S GOODS.
Forws of the Tender may lo seen at this Office.
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um mg noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him, attends.
Awry Tasder must be accompanied by a Letter, addressed to the Nay,
imcd,and signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound
the Person tendering, in the sum of £lOOO for the dim performance
of the Contract.

HOPE FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.
OFFICE—LUDGATE-LULL, LONDON.
PERSONS assured with this Office, whose Policies
expire at Cuatsrst as, are respectfully informed, that
Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
at the Office, and with the respective Agents of the Company
throughout the United Kingdom.
WILLIAM BURY, Secretary..
N. B. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the above period,
should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.
London, England, 1812-12-25

BOSTON, NOVFMBER S.

Sailed the cartel brig Potomack, Captain Nichols,
with 1(4 Britis?, prisoners, for Halifax. On Monday
evening a riot took place on board, off the end of
Long-what-I, and several of the prisoners tried to
effect their escape ashore ;—they cut the davy tackle
and let the boat fah from the stern, and in their
hurry to get ashore, too many got in the boat, so
that she fiiled with water—four of them made out to
reach the shore, and three, it is supposed, were
drowned, as they were seen to sink. The above riot
might have been prevented had a guard been kept
on board until she was ready to sail.

The following are among the naval actions and
captures noticed in the last American Papers :
The British privateer schooner Frances, of Nassau,
N. P. Pindcr late master, mounting 4. guns and 30
men, arrived at Baltimore on Monday, a prize to the
privateer Dolphin, of that port. She was captured
on the 23d ult. off the Hole.in-the-Wall. The
Frances was chased several times after leaving the
Dolphin, but escaped by superior sailing. -
The privateer Comet, belonging to one of our nor-
thern ports, a few days ago brought the brig Indus-
try into Beaufort, in this State, a prize, supposed to
be worth 80,000 dollars, said to have been laound to
London. The cargo consists 9f 185 hogs:leads sugar,
20 ditto molasses, 132 bales cottmi, 10 casks coffee,
184. bags ditto, 100 bags cocoa, 8 pipes and 2 hogs-
heads of Madeira wine. .•
The ship Mandarin, Captain Baker,from London,
arrived in this port yesterday evening, a prize to the
United States frigate, Commodore Decatur. She was
taken on the 14th instant, in lat. 31. 22.10ng, 61.
Nearly all the letters on board were broken open,
and in that state were deposited in the Post-offices--
The Mandarin was ordered for Norfolk, under the
belief of having enemy's property on board, being
found with a British licence, but put into Philadelphia
for tear of re-capture. We have conversed wit.tr the
prize-master, from whom we learn that the United
States parted with the remainder of the squadron, the
President, Congress, and Argus, on tut: 10th, in
chase of a frigate, which escaped in t:n.:
Passengers in the Mandarin, Mr. Jo eplr Nancrede
and family, with dispatches for Government from
France, Messrs. Henry Esther, J. G. Coders, Sa-
muel Cole, and several others.

Extract of a Letter from Baltimore, October 21.
" A severe action has taken place between the priva-
. teer Globe, and a British Letter of Marque, in which
many lives were lost on both sides—the British ship
was captured."
On the capture of the Frolic, the American Den&
Advertuer remarks as follows :—" The tire of Cap,
tam Jones was certainly more skilfully directed th..n
that of his antagiftist ; for the Frolic was complet,iy
dismAsted, and ot her crew there were between 5u
And 60 killed and wounded, and only 5 killed on
board the Wasp. After Captain Jones had manned
London, England, 1812-12-25

BUFFALO, OCTOBER 27.

Major-General Hall left this village on Thursday
last, to attend the approaching Ses,ion of the Legis-
lature on the first Tuesday of NOvember next.
Colonel Vaa kansselaer remaiiis in this village.—
His wounds, we understando,are in a good way of
healing.
Brigadier General Smyth has no* the chief corn.
mand tin the Lines.

' At the expiration of the armistice eonclu led- be.
tweet' General V. R.,usselaer and General hheafe,
anotner was agreed upon between General Smyth
and General Sheafe, to be terminated by either party
at thirty hours notice.
London, England, 1812-12-25

Sag, as diem& of the niaritinie law of nations !-A-
These are the tnighty projects which hate been en-
gendered in the visionary brains of the joint distur-
bers of the peace of mankind—May.ol.2os BONAPARTS-
Ilid JAMES MADISON !

With what tutees: the Athericans have com-
menced their career as invaders our Reuters alrbady
inoW. The lamentations of their defeated Generals,
and the 29th French Bulletin, ought Mibedizen the Walls
of Congress, until 'common sense resumes het empire
among them. Oh, but they have captured a British
frigate, and they have (vide our Port letters) five fri-
gates, and two corvettes, at sea, with brooms at the
mast-head, sweeping the Ocean of these vile Shop.
keepers and their rderchandize ! Insolent, vain-
glorious coxcombs ! We would have our Ministers
and our Admirals address them as the immortal JOHN*
MILTON, by order of Crtotrwr.u., addressed the puny
Prince of PARMA, when he threatened to eiterminate
the Protestants, Who is the Prince of PARKA ?
that he dares to prescribe what religion mankind shall
follow ! It is the PROTECTOR Of ENGLAND, and the
Protector of the liberty of Conscience, who now speaks
to him.—Withd raw your edict, vile Bigot, or he will
batter your principality about your ears! The smallest
ship in the Navy of England, is More powerful than
the whole force which you can bring against it."
We look anxiously towards America for a display
of similar firmness on the part of our negotiator:,
and as the blow has been long delayed, we trust that
the time has been occupied in giving weight and effi-
cacy and decision to the arm which has to strike it.

By the Speedy packer, arrived at Falmouth, we
have received Jamaica Papers to the 3d November.

PROM THE JAMAICA PAIMRS.

" By the schooner William we learn, that General
Miranda sailed about 17 days ago from Laguira for
Old Spain, in the schooner FernandoSeptimo, Senior
Rochoil, the celebrated 'revolutionist, accompanied
Mm. Doh Fernando Melhado had arrived at La-
pin, from Porto Rico, to take possession of the
Province of the Caraccas ; but General Monteverde
had refused to deliver it up, and said, that nothing
but an order from Old Spain should compel him
to do so, and that country was at present in too
unsettled a state to enter into any negotiation on the
subject. Don Fernando then proceeded to Coro, and
dispate*d his son in a vessel to Spain, to communi-
cate the business to the Regency.
" General Monteverde had alm issued a Notice,
prohibiting the exportation of any more Mules until
further orders. We are assured from an authentic
source that the accounts of battles fought between
the Carthagenians and Santa.Marthians, wherein
the former are said to be victorious, are without foun-
dation. Several Miranda adherents arrived at Car-
thagena on the 15th SeptPmhow from anteing
them was Don Manual Cones, late Commandant of
the Artillery in the Independent Army."
London, England, 1812-12-25

A SIXTHEDITION OF GUY'S CYCLOPEDIA.

In a few days will be published, price 7s. istmo. boards, or 7s. 6d.
neatly bound, a Sixth Edition, of •
GUY'S POCKET CYCLOPEDIA ; or, MIS-
CELLANY of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, very mach
enlarged and improved, including near two hundred new Alli•
Clt3 of interesting and useful information, printed in a handsome
manner on an excellent paper, and made in every respect 801
more worthy of its extensive sale, and the approbation it has re-
ceived from the first Schools in the kingdom
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row; C.
Law, Ave-Maria-lane; Darton, Harvey, and Darton, Grace-
thurch-street ; and J. Booth,Duke-street, Purtland-idace.
London, England, 1812-12-25

TRAVELS THROUGH RUSSIA.

This day was published, in two large volumes, 4to. illustrated
with 121 Plates, co:tuired, price £B.Bs. royal paper, £lo.los.
Second Edition, of

'''RAVELS THROUGH THE SOUTHERN
•A• PROVINCES of the RUSoIAN 1:1VI FIRE, in tl.e. Years
1793 and 1794. Translated front thy German of Pru.l.rts.

Printed for John Stuck&le, Piccadilly.

1 his day was pith:idled, in nann. price 6s in boards,
PHARMACOLOGIA; or, The History of Me-
dice% Substances, in order to enab!e the Practitioner to
prescribe them with efficacy and elegance, and to dispense them
with accuracy. To which is added, aw Analysis of the moat ce-
lebrate! Quack Medicines.
By JOHN AYI(TON Paris, M.B. RT..%

Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, Crown-
cow t, Princes-street, Soho.
Where may be had, joss published, price 2s:

Cursory Remarks un Corpuiency. By a Member *A the Royal
College of Surgeons.

NEW PL-111.0s0PHICAL JOURNAL

On the la of January will be published, No. I. price Ss. 6d. and
continued Monthly,
A NNALS of MECHAN ICA L PHLLOSOPHY,
CHEMIS FRY, AGRICULTURE, and the ARTS.

By THOMAS THOMSON, M.D. F.R.S.L. and E..
Fellow of the Linnzan Society, of the °toles al Society, of the

Wernerian Nagural ftstory Society, and of the Wipedal
Chirurgo-Nledical Academy of Petersburgh.
Load. u : Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row,
to whom communications may be addressed. Sold also by aim.
Blackwood, Edinburgh; !Olin Cunnu:sig, Dublin i and by all the
principal Booksellers of the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1812-12-25

PROM THY PAPER Or TRY 14TH OCTOBER.

It We are concerned to state, that the accounts re-
ceived this week from various parts of the country
furnish melancholy details of the damages sustained
in consequence of the lite tempestuous weather.
" They experienced a dreadful gale in the Island
of Jamaica on the 12th of October, which did a
great deal of damage to a number of shipping, whose
names are at full length in the Jamaica Papers of
the 17th October."
The Jamaica Mail confirms the previous report
of the capture of the Swallow packet by Commodore
RODGERS'S squadron, and carried into Baltimore.

We are sorry to learn, by our letters from the
Army, that Marshal BaaEsvoaD's health requires his
return to this tountty. When our letters left Lisbon,
the Marshal was there, as was Sir STAPLETON Corrow,
who was Commander of the Cavalry in the Peninsulai
and who also returns on account of ill health. Sir
WILLIAM ERSKINE will thus be left in command of
the cavalry; but it was still expected in the Army,
that the Earl of UXBRIDGE would be induced to take
the command by the spring, and yet have under him
a fine body of cavalry. For this valuable branch
great reinforcements are wanted. The Horse Guards
and Blues have been disembarked at Lisbon; atul no
doubt more regiments will follow from England.—
The Hussar Brigade, the Ist Dragoon Guards, Ca-
rabineers, Inniskillens, and Scots Greys are mentioned.
We regret to hear the death in Spain of Dr. GRAY,
Inspector of Hospitals there.
Letters from the Peninsula say, that nothing could
exceed the bad conduct of the French on coming into
Madrid and Salamanca. &LILT prevented the sol-
dien from pillaging Madrid, but there was an im-
mediate arrest of every person supposed to be friendly
to the English, or the patriotic cause, and all their
property was sequestrated-4c the same time; a very
heavy contribution was levied on the whole inhabi.
tants. The fine town of Salamanca was given up to
plunder for twenty-four hours, and the scene com-
mitted was too horrible for description ; all for the
•
attention sbewn to the English.
London, England, 1812-12-25

NORTH WALES.

CAPITAL ESI7AIE.SIN CARNARVONSHIRE.
SEVERAL valuable and extensive FREEHOLD
ESTATES, some of which are delightfully situated on
the Sea Coati-, in the several Parishes of Llandervning, Bo&
vean, Denio, Llanystyndwy, Criekieth, and Llanllyfni, in the
said County, let at old and consequently very low rents, amount-
ii:g to £970 per annum and upwards, will be SOLD by AUC.
TION, its Lots, at the Crown and Anclior, in Pwllhely, in the
same Count-, on the 20th day of Janitary, IBIS. ur.less disposed
of in the r. can time by Private Contract, of which due notice
will be given.
William Owen at Llandegwning, Mr. Maurice at Aberkin,
and Mr. D. Rice of the Crown and Anchor, Pwlthely, in the
said County of Carnarvon, will chew the different Farms and
Lands in their respective neighbourhoods, and from whom prin-
ted particulars maybe had previous to the day of Sale.
Further Particulars may be bad by application (If by letter.
post-paid) to Messrs. Jones and Williams, Solicitot,, Dolgelley
Merionethaldre , at whose CIL.: Maps of the EMI rrs may be seen

BANDANA SOAP
WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a
persona! i _nut), in both Sexes, and in same parts of
Europe are essential td Persons of Rank.—The BAN DANA
SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property
of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable
fairness to the Hands which are constantly washed with this
Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured by labour
or other violence, the hardness and coarseness are effectuaNy,
and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smooth-
ness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be ac-
quired by 32y other means whatever. It is by experient•
that any one can form au adequate idea of the superior
of this Soap. As a preservative of the skin from chaps, ke. this
Soap Is unequalled.
Sold by the Proprietors' Agents, whose signature It best%
Weston and Co. No. 229, Strand, near Temple-bar, Landow ;
and the Proprietors, u a further security, beg them to be par**
cular in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, S.
Spragg, No. 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is of to the label
and wrapper. AB others are counterfeits. Sold by gem
spectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town and
try, price is. each Cake. But It is at all times necessary to Ikt
particular in observing the above Caution, which will be do
means of preventing lie imposition which has 'of late been
gractsell. r

■
London, England, 1812-12-25

Thia day was pabHshed,

By J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court; Prints=
street, Soho, in Bvo. price rs. In boards,
A TREATISE on the GOUT ; containing the
Opinions of the most celebreed Ancient and Modern Phy-
sicians on that Disease; with Obse:vations on the Eau Medicinale.
By JOHN RING,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeol.s in London, and of the
. .

Medical Societies at London and Paris.
Where may be had,
DAVIIENTON'S OBSERVATIONS en INDIGESTION; in which is
satisfactorily skewn the Efficacy of ipecacuatiha, in relieving this,
as well as its connected trein of complaint., peculiar to the de-
cline of life. The Third E.dition, with Additions. By Dr. By-
CHAN. Price 11.6 d.

Tbis day was published, in 1 vol. Mid. price is. 6d. hoard.,
ROSE and EMILY ;or tiljetches of Youth. By
Mrs. RO HER IS, Author of Moral Views ; or, the Te-
lescope f* Cididren.
London: Printed for Longm an, Hurst,R ees, Orme, an d Brown,
Paternoster.row ; and J. Harris, St. Paul's Church yard.
" 'lhe general Style of this work is easy and unaffected ; the
Charactr rs are well discriminated and contras, ed ; the " History
of a Faded lleauty," is built-calve; and the whole Publication is
moral and wtractive." —Monthly Review, Nov. I 8 t 2.

• This day were published,
In Two Volumes. 12mo. with Plates by LOWRY,
the l'hitd Edition, prsce 14s. hoards,
CONVERSATIONS nil CHEMISTRY. In
which thy Elements of that :Acience are familiarly explained
and illustrated by Experiments.
" '1 his Work may be strongly recommended to young Stu-
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to tile capacity of beginners; and especially of those who do not
wish to oive deep into the science, that a more appropriate pub-
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noster-reit, and at the &MA Galkry, 54, New Bond•street.
_ . _ .
London, England, 1812-01-09

11.tt MtMY

By a late decisioa of the Secretary it Attr.r, Red.
rneft,:il Officers ptoceeding to the Isles of France
i au
Bour4on, are to be allosied Six Months Pay in ittl-
sauce ; and when qdere.l out in the E.tst India Com-
paq's Ships, are to be placed on the same for:o4g; lti
to their aceommodatiou on board, as Officers pro.
tieding to Ceylon.
The 33d Regiment of Foot, which hss been in In-
cua
aur_11011:14, Teitlll, if now on its passage home.

emmom..o•l...mwassallm
. NAVAL INTELLIGEN'CB.-

Two A tholt Mails arrived this mornings They
bring the lira e:ng in elligence :

" ANIIOLT, DECEMBER 3R
" Only two of the St. George's otigigal convni.
have bee.i ascertained to have foundered. Several
will be i•bi•ged to minter In Sweden far want of
anchors and cables ; and there are abo,it twelve still'
missing. The greater part of those which put back
into Carlsham, Matweek, and other ports, passed the
Sound on the 27th, under convoy of the Pyramus t
they all arr;vqd safe, but a Russian and Prussian, who
were cut off, and car: ied into Copenhagen by the
Danish gun-boats, and proceeded to England on the
28th; under convoy of the Ardent and other ships, of
war, left here by Sir JAMES SAleAntz. Al! this
English ships which were here have sailed."
London, England, 1812-01-09

rALMOUTH, JANUARY 6.
No arrivals.—Sailed the Townsend packet, with t
mail for Jamaica.—Wind N.W.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY
Arrived the Ann tender, with impressed men from
Bristol ; and the Neptune tender, with impressed men
from Dublin.—Went out of Hamoazei to Cawsand
Bay the Tossore, $4) ens.—Came up harbour the
Anitow, to refit.-Sir EDWARD BULLER, Bart. Aslmi-
ral of the Blue, and Second in Command at this port,
struck his flag yesterday on board the PILLNCZ Fax.
nanicic, and. this day set out for London.
PORTS MOUTH, JANUARY F.
Arrived his Majesty's ships NOROR, FAWN, Rolm.
and VALIANT, from the Downs ; the HERMES, from
a cruize ; and a convoy, from the Downs.—Sailed
his M ijecty's ships ROYAL OAK, HOTSPUR, and Ike-
PRTEUX, for off Che:bourg ; and the West India con-
voy, with a fine breeze at N.E.

DEAL, JANUARY S.
Sailed the Ocean, SaUTH, for the South Seas; and
.the SPFXULATOR Inept-, with a convoy, for Ports-
mouth.—Wind N.E. blows herd.

HARWICH, MN. 7.
This morning arrived the Freeling bye-boat, S. O.
HART, Master, from Heligoland, with passengers.
They have had much tempestuous weather at the
island. On the night of Monday, the 90th ult. a
foreign vessel, name not known, and a sloop called
the Lubentkr, of Yarmouth, JOHN Brrts, Master,
were entirely lost there —crew saved.
tilsttAav B.—A number of transpirts, lately arri-
ycd kern from l'iringo Sound wids ordnance &totes oe
board, are ordered round to Portsmouth.—Arrived
t!A ARDENT, 64; DICTATOR, 61; R.AMAR slop tf
WRr; and Maria transport, from Wingo Sound.
London, England, 1812-12-22

• PRICE OF COALS.--COAL MARKET, DECMBER 21. 1
Ships at Market Sold Prins.
461 Newcastle fel 525. Od. to 555. 6d
' 1 Sunderland 1 475. 6d. to 004. Od
1 Cinder - 1 335. 6d. to 00s. Od
SMITHFIELD, December 21.
Beef 4s .10d to Ss 10d 1 Veal is Od to 78 Od
Mutton 4s 4d to 58 10d 1 Pork Ss Od to 6s 44
bast; about 2440—Sheep and Lambs, 13,000.
Calves, 160—Pigs. 240.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Hay SI Qs to 61 Os New Clover 61 08 to 71 Sy
New Hay 01 0140 )1 Os %Straw 11 16s to 21 the

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning.... .......... 31 minutes after 5
Afternoon 53 :nknttes after 5

MARRLED.
Yesterday, at St. George's, Henover-square, Edward John
Littleton, Esq. of Teddesley Park, Staffordshire, to Hyacinthe
Mary, youngest daughter of the Marquis Wellesley. After the
ceremony the company partook of a sumptuous entertainment at
the Marchioness Wellesley's house, in Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1812-12-22

wished the Honourable Baronet to 'Withdraw his Pe.:
titian, at least for the present,. • ,
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT. replied, that it had'
been very recently put into his hand, and he wished
the House to interfere. if it could, as speedily as pos.
table, otherwise the relief might come too Lite. At
any rate, it afforded additional reasons fer anxiously
wishif an investigation into the state of 'gaols in
geZ. ,
WALLACE thought, that as there was no-
thing offensive in the petition, the House mast re-
ceive it t but he wished that an opportunity hal been
finn of contradicting its statements at the very tune
2 its presentment. How could the House accede to
V* prayer of the petition ? It could neithel• releaie
Aoprisoners, nor admit them to bail : the whole was
▪ ituation for the decision of a Jury. The Honour.
alste Baronet' ad been deceived last year in a similar
sbeeplaint with tepid to Lancaster gaol, and the
. , Who gave him the infOrmation was cast in
damages for his calumny. He wished the pe.
~, ; toll* withdrawn, to enabre thole Gentlemen to
lie pretest who could give some information as tb its
'illegatiolik• ,:: •
• sir FRANLIS BURDETT was aware that the
Ansfie could not Order the release of these prisohers,
As . eight interfere to prevent or alleviate the
yawi
of their treatment in prison.
tis
question was then put, and the Petition was
°vatted fo lie.on Ole table.—Adjourned.

EVENING .STAR.
London, England, 1812-12-22

Dri At t.
EVACUATICY MINCH

_ _INOF SPAIN BY THE
TROOPS.
The reports in circulation of the evaeuation of
Spain by the French, are amply confirmed by the ar-,
rival of a Cadiz Mail of to-day. This is the best]
comment we can make on the regent glOrious intelli-I
gence from Russia. The tyrant's sanguinary career
in Europe is near its conclusion, and his atrocities
tnust Aow be confined to Frante. Every instant Nivel
'may expect to hear of Austria having boldly declined
against him. Lord WALPOLE has long since reached
Vienna.. He left St. Petersburgh on the'29th Octor
her, and the journey Was itvomplisted in a month.
We hasten to lay the pleasing details, by the Ca-'
dit Mail, before our Renders':
" CADIZ, DECEMItit L.
;i .of Wellington's'
44 The Ilar-uts
no disconragement here. The 'enlistment is carried
on with greatactivitythmughout the country, and in
this .province we already have an satiny *of reserve of
21.5,000 men. , •
• 44 Letters froth Vaelrid Of the 28th tilt. state, that
• ,.
Massena had left Bayonne, in great haste, for Paris,
in consequence of symptoms of commotion in the
latter place ; that Getierals,Caf4relli and Dumour-
f&r had returned with 8000• Men from Castile toVit.
toria, and that Espot and 9a had moved with his
whole force towards Airagon.
. .- --, • .
" CAW., PtOVEMBER 27.

"By vessels arrived to-day fromtatalonia we learri,
that there has been there a very sanguinary action, in
which the Baron d'Eroles was in great danger ; but
Raving been opportul ely assisted by Manso, the bat-
tleterminated favourably.
London, England, 1812-12-22

• DALES BY AUCTION.
COACH GELDINGS, FROM HIS MAJESTY'/ STABLES.
By Mr. ALDRIDGE..
At Ifs Repository, in St. Martin's-lane,To.scosew,
December 23, 1412, at Twelve o'Cluck,
9--,EI remarkably fine long,-tailed Black GELD-
-1 !NW, the major part of wlrsb are uncommonly fast, and
are all in verylaigh emichtion.
htly t.e viewed the day preceding the sale, and will be sold
witb"ttt rewrite.
London, England, 1812-10-10

This day was published,
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rI'HE MEDICAL GUIDE, for the Use of the
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•
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r• - 4
P 4RLIdifENEAR r PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE.CrIiniIDS, MIIRCII .11. •
In a Committee at Ptiviteges;:tliste Lorded/a J1441e Ruttier
progress it thudlicassion of Ai i/altus to the Strafford Peerage,
the further rassiderat.na nf **tux&
.atutarned t 0 the Com-
• .asittee fill Thursday 14l'asiakt. •
The How being reammid„,PraYers wets read, aadtbeir Lard.
ships progeedlggyn fen-Ward The /lON agen the tibia
Who Sugar Bounty Drawback Bill passed through a Constaia
• tee, and was repotted withook any antendtnent.
The Revenue Penalty Amendment Bill was rind a second
'time. and referred to the consideration of a Select Consmitte. I
The Report of the Nottingham Framp Breaking Preentiois
Brill was taken: into consideration, an agreed to' by the Holm,
and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Friday.
That Nottingham Watch and Ward BSI, tl+ Southwark Clink
Liberty Paving, iusd the Ipswich Road . lilii;tetre -brought up
Vern the Commons by Mr. Lusa' N tyrort, lAtitA RAI4, and
other Members, and severally read tßrst time..,
After disposihg of some private t4iSinel. the •tlettie olieurnel
till to-morrow. . • • • '••• .

5

• HOUSE Of COMMONS.
.•
Mr. WHARTON moved for a new Writ for the Mcssongh of
East Looe, in the rtiont of Richard Vireliesley, who had,
si•lee his election, accepted tilt office of Steward of the Chihern
Hundred*.
*1 h. Latter, Bill was read a first time, and ordered to be read
seem I rime to-morrow.

Mr. W. POLE gave notice, that on Friday (text he would
move Cu Supplies for Ireland hi the Cormnittee of Supply.
1 lie Woottoa liasset Eketiou Petition was po,tponed te.
she 24th.
Notice was given of a motion, for Thursday next, for papers
relative to the prosecution of Captain Tomlinson.

F PL,OFI4I EN T OF FOREIGNERS.
Lord FOLKESTONE gave notice of a motion for Tuesday
next, on the subject of the Employmem of Foreigners in the Bri-
tish service. Seeing the Right Hon. Oentlemao (the Chancellor
of the Exchequer) in his place, he wished to know whether the
Commissioners for managing his Majesty's priva4e property were
yet appointed t His reason for pitting the question was, that he
was given to unde, stand they wore appointed, and that one of
them was a Foreigner.
The CHANCELLOR of the. eXCHEQUER said the ap-
pointments had taken place, and °Le of them was a foreigner,
the Commissioners being Mr. Simeon, Colonel Taylor, and
Count MOnster.
London, England, 1812-03-04

MR. WA LSTT.

The SPEAKER thought it his duty to inform the
House, that he had received another letter from Mr.
Walsh, in wheh it was stated, that he (Mr. Walsh)
was in that state of bodily health and mental cap a-
chy which would enable him now to attend the
House ; he further remarked in his letter that he as
anxious and desirous that the Reuse should come 'to
as speedy a decision on his case as possible ; he
added, that in his own estimation he should be less
able to attend the House a fortnight hence, in the
event of the case being postponed for such a length
of time, thin' he now felt himself. Having put the
House in possession of the contents of the letter which
he had that molting received from Mr. Walsh, the
Speaker observed, that it rested with the House to
determine on the course that ought to be pursued in
consequence of such a commun;cation.
On the motion of Mr. BANKES, the Order of the
Day for Mr. Walsh's attendance In his place this
day fortnight was discharged, and Mr. Walsh was
ordered to attend in his place in that House on
Thursday next.
London, England, 1812-10-19

r..A TINS,

Et EUTUSONVI TO
.14g VILL4QE

gh victorious battfr..,
s on the l6th ultimo,
tve my position near
I have already h 44
Slajesty. After that
akened. Under such
loscow, having daily
y's advanced guard,
ied to meet with hail
d two new colurtin,
her on the Zwenigo
against my reserve,
of this I could not
vtitich would nor
he army, but would

zation, and after con.
horn there were some
cmpelled to let the
ich althe valuables,
'most all other pro-
previously conveyed,
emairred in the town.
to represent to your
enemy into Moscow,
he Empire. lam
y towards the Tou
rep open my corn"
ring C;overnrnents%
prevented this, and
armies of Torma.

adonment pf the ca•
ing the .advantages
and particularly the
no longer to be le.
occupy, with my
ommand the roads,
unoy the whole lino
Diensko to Moscow,
ncemehts marching
is occupying the ata
ompcl him to lest,
line of operations.
has received orders
rwer road, and to
a that to ItrOslaVO,
being molested by
►t no great distance
have collected my
ut the approach of
r of your Imperial
pith its known coal
r is not yet the 104
;a- Majesty may be
tssary consequesc4

•
r.-GENERAL COMM
)I.ISCHICIIAI FIRS;

rusted to me ;
tion. The enemy
thing ; but is iq
s many sick : des
tin daily. With
sent about 10,060
ourhood of Riga,
troops at Ductal
eros with the rel
ction he has taken
here 4 reason
London, England, 1812-10-19

• EAST-IliblA *OUSE, 0.t..5.fr'11,1111*
. •
THE fIOMMITTEA. of SHIP? lir; if its.
(.1141.1tED CAA! y Arica4NT.3
LA/47/D, traditas Weise EdiSt:OrDiAs, I.ikallY p* #;•licel:
That"they trill be reedy• ti receive Propteali in wilting on
PWednesday next, the alst instant, from such Persons as may:
be willing to !witty the Company tkie Season with a number
of HAMMOCKS with. CLUES.
The Codditions or the Contract maybe seen, and further par-
ticulars known, at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of
Shipping at this House.
The Tenders to be delivered tb the said Clerk to the Corn-
mittee,'at or before eleven o'ciock in the forenoon of the above
day, beyond which hour not any tender Mill be received.

CUSTOM-BOUS E, LONDON, Othber 9, 111111.
FOR SALE, .
By Order esh, Hoi. de Cearnehrimers of hie Majesty', Cdr,On Wednesday the 14t1, Thursday the 15th, FiidAy the 14th,
and in the following week on Wednemlay the 21st; and 'I Ines-
day the 92d instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon of
the said Days precisely, in the Long Room, Custom-house;
11" HE FOLLOWING GOODS, which are allotted
in small quantities, for the better accommodation of the
several Dealers, as well as private Persons, who choose to became
Pardusers. FOR EXPORTATION.
London, England, 1812-10-19

DR. CO LLYEIV4 HYMNS.
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.zedrr orplck. Jaw 1.401 L
StYPIRIOR CLASS Olt SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICES
BY his mAJES'res ORDER in COUNCIL..
dated 20th September, 1809, a Plan of Education was esta
basked at the Royal Naval College, at Portsmouth, tot a nUPE,
RIOR CLASS of APPRENTICES to SidIPWRIGHTS. anti
and it being determined that four Mors Students shall be ad-
mitted, the Principal Officers and Conninissio:tees of his Majes.'
ty's Navy hereby give Notice, that th.: examination of Candi-
dates will take place in his Majesty's Dock-Yard, at Ports,
mouth, on the 4th of Novamlx,r near, at eight o'clock in the.
morning, and tkat such persons as Mat be desirous of becoming .1
Candidates for admission, are required to send entice of their
intention to the Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the afore—
said Yatd, on or before the Ist slay of that Month.
The Candidatcs'inust be at least fifteen, and not mote than.
seventeen years of age.
The Plan of Education may be obtained an application. at the
Navy Office, or the Office of the Contra issioner of MIT Of Ids
Majesty's Dock Yards, where also information may be obtained
as to the nature of the qualificat.ons required of. the Candidates,
the Documents they are to produce on the day of etantiaation,
the Salaries they- will be allowed on being
,admitted Students),
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servedihe.term of Apprenticeship:
London, England, 1812-10-19

NAVAL IN7ELLIGRNCE.

The Laura and the Whiting schooners, from Hampton Reads
for England, with dis Patches, are taken by a French privateer.
The bawds, —, from Greenock"to New-York, is take%
and pierlifinto Rhode Island.
The Pranklin,..--, of Savannah, from Liverpool, is takes,
and carried into Cape Ann.
The Elizabeth, HAMAR, from Jamaica to Belfast; the Leon&
das, GAIIIIACIL, from ditto for ditto; the Hopewell, and another
ship, from Surinam for London; the Quebec, Haavat, from
Jamaica fer Liverpool; the Osborne, —, from Gibraltar to St.
Andrew's; and the Adonis, Coo rat, from Liverpool to New.
foundland, are all taken by American privateers. The Quebec
is carried into New-York.
The line, FLINN, fl-Om Jamaica, foundered at sea—crew Saved
by the.Osatiec, and carried to New-York,
FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 16.
Arrived yesterday the DAUNTLESS from Cork, and
oiled again this 'day for the same deeinatium. Sailed
the HIND revenue cutter on a cruize. The Marlbo-
rough packet for Lisbon, and the Manchester packet
for Surinam, are gone into the Roads. A vessel is
nuw off this port, supposed to be the Nymph packet
from New Yolk and Halifax.
TORBAY, OCTOBER 17.
Arrived his Majesty's ships LINNET and FERVENT)
the latter with a transport, No. 215, under convoy tor
Cork.—Wind S.W.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 17.
Arrived the. ESCORT gun brig' from Guernsey,
and the Rose and Neptune tenders from Ireland...—.
Sailed the FORTUNES frigate for the Irish station, and
the SEALARK and TEAZER on a cruise. The RA.
(vox gun brig is appointed convoy for the Downs,
and sails to-morrow.—Wind S.W.

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CORN MARKET, MARK LANE, OCTOBER 19.
The Market to-day bas several fresh arrivals of Wheat coast-
wise, which constitute a tolerable supply, but the buyers being
nuinerous and the trade brisk In sale, prices are quoted at a fur.
tber advance, of • about Ss. per quarter; we have very little
Barley, and fine samples fetch rather better teria9lliak Soso of
freely, at the last quotation; White Nee agisfa 1111.1111 dearer—
In Beans hair variation—There is a large NV anttiof Om.
and sales not so readily effected as last wort; a on may
be noted.of abeam Its. per quarter, and ratateowNsi on Potato*
QKi fella Se lasadoefcma4siaav—ibesiddlestaillaillis

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London, England, 1812-09-03

PAPIAL

~- ~•-

PARIS, AUGUST' :J.
eekeral Dufour, Coiumindarit of the ion of
ptiootir, admitted by hiVhfaj*sty to the pay of ve. j
teed, after e years effective service, has just quitted
BOitin to retire to Boardeaux: This General has re.
Rod eight wounds in action—has had five horses I
wed under him—and always enjoyed the esteem of
the army, as well as that of the people whose go-
'eminent was entrusted to him, particularly of those
the Kingdoms of Navarre and Granada. His
,lay the King of I:l.4iii condescended to testify
is atilfactiOn therewith, by the present of a cross of
04 Leer* of Honour in diamonds.
'The American schooner Lynx, from Thiltirnore to
ormolu, with a cargo, of sugar and coffee, was
gifireth by a contrary wind, on the 16th inst. into
Bo zossire Roads, mouth of the Loire.
The Emperor, by the present position of his various
eappdaub, has it in his power either to advance
by Smolensk, on the great road of St, Petersburgh, or
forthwith to make himself master of Moscow.
?fishy Russian prisoners f war arrive at Konigs-
bop Desertiob is now as frequent in the Russian
army as it was formerly rare. The army of the Prince
d schwartzenberg has defiled by the Saxons. The
mmy of reserveof the Duke of Belluno begins to
approach the Upper Vistula. . •

THE EVENING STAR.