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Star.
London, England, 1812-02-14

In the Press, and speedily will be published,

A NARRATIVE of thePRINCIPAL EVENTS
of the CAMPAIGNS of 1809, 1810, and tat 1, in SPAIN
and PORTUGAL. Interspersed with Remarks on Local Scenery
and Manners. In a Series of Letters.
By Cap!aln WILLIAM STOTHERT, •
Adjutant to the Third Regiment of Foot Guards.
Printed for P. Martin (late of the Firm of Cuthell and Mar-
tin), corns of Orcharl-street, Oxford-street.

Genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNI FURS, Pier and
Chimney Glasses, capital Set of Mahogany Pillar and Claw
Dining Tablet, Sideboard, an Eight-day Clock, Glass. &c.
By Mr. ROBINS, on the pretnisle, liB, Bruton-street, Berkeley.
1 avert, on Friday, the >2l at Instant, at eleven o'clock,
(the Property of a Gentleman deceased,)
['HE genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD
FURNI ruRE: comprising four-post, tent, and other kit&
steads, with chintz, cotton, and morine t unittures; prime-masa ned
Fea-her-beas and Bedding; French Window-curtains, in-ch ntz,
cotton, and morine ;Tut key and russel s Carpets; japanned Chairs,
Sofas, &c. ; ca?ital well made Cabinet Articles, in Wardrobs,
Chest of Drawers, dressing, card, and Pembroke Tables, a capi-
tal Set of Dining Tables uu pillars and claws, Sideboard, Book-
cases, Parlour Chairs ir. hair-clo:h, an eiglitoday Clock by Rutha-
my, Glass, and numerous kitchen requisites.
To b. viewed on Thursday preceding the Sale; Catalogues cn
the premises, and of Mr. Robins, Wm wick-street, o den .goare.

HUN VINGDONSHIRE.

ALIGIBLE FREEHOLD ES lAI E, 'IIIIE FREE, AND
LAND TAX REDEEMED.—By Mr. RO'.3lN:;,
At Gartaway's, an '1 hursday, March 10th, at Twelve, in Twu

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A COMPACT FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe
Free, and Land Tax redeemed.

I.ot 1. Comprities Four Enclosures of rich Arable Land, di-
vided by thriving quick Fences, containing Upwards of Forty-
four Acres, and an excellent Meadow of fwe.ve Acres, in a
ring fence, tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed, situate in West-
field, in the Parish of Godmancliester, about one tulle from the
ToWn' and by the roadside to Orford, a shurt distance from the
klver Ouse.

Lot 2: A Free°ll capital rieb Meadow, a short tance from
Lot 1, cdntaininj 3A. t*.R. tgle. bomnied us the West by the
River Ouse, and adjoining to the land. of the Cot poration ; tithe
-free, and land tax rLdeemeil:
The Lands are in excellent cultivation, forming a very eligible
Property for occupation, of to invest money ; the whole in pos-
session of Mr. Richard files, tenant from year to year.

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play be viewed by applying to Mt. Miles, at Goamanchester,
where Particulars may be had, and at the Horse Shoe Ina; at
the Fuuniain lon, Huntingdon • Angel, Stilton; Wheat sheaf,
Alconbury of Mr. Randall, Snlicitor, Cambridge; the
Crown; Caxton ; Feathers, Wades Mill; of Messrs.lk Indus, Son,
and Holtaway, Solicitors, Southampton-buildings,Chancery lane;
at Oarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Waiwick-street, Golden--
square, where a Han may be seen.
London, England, 1812-02-14

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far be went with them, as to thitlk them entitled to
bring them forward. He therefore moved, that the
said Petition be referred to a Committee.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
in agreeing to this Committee, by no means con-
ceived the Petitioners had any caU on the House.—
They only asked for a Committee to collect facts :
but when Government had dope every thing in their
power to obtain them their claims, short of going to
war, they ought not now to be called on to make up
the difference between the 8600,000 and the whole
claims.

A Committee was then appointed to take the peti-
tion into consideration. Adjourned.

-THE EV ENING STAR.
London, England, 1812-08-22

NAVLIL INTELLIGENCE.

The following cam tO this morning,
" Peewee frigate, 30:h July, 1312, off the Great Dick a
Nelvfoundlarli, in chase of the Essex American frigate.
* We have spoke a ship, boarded by the EelltZ. Amerman
gate, tad expect to give you a good account at her in my ant."
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 20.
The ship Ilarbdoes arrived here to day from Havannoh and •
Honduras. Passed through the Jamaica Fleet, about eighty sail.
and left them off Cape Florida on the 14th silt ender convoy of
the Tarn, frigate, of 32 guns, and the CARLAND, Oil of
war, of 23 guns. do the Bth ult, she spoke a Spanish ship oat
New York, who informed them of the war with America, and
stated thareonsmodere gammas bad sailed in spend the Jae
males Fleet with three frigates and two 'loupe of war:
FALMOUTH, AUGUST
Arrived his Majtsty's ship SABRINA, from Plymouth, why
the transports Hannah, No. 65 ; Antelope, 330 ; and Progress,
118, bound to Lisbonovith horses and drivers. Arrived the brig
Conway, Halllllllo,l, from CIMIC011; schooner Nancy, HVIIIT as,
and brig Mishit HIS, La Blown, from Pilmoutb, bound to the
Mediterranean. Passed by this thermos his Majesty's ship
Hotsrue' from Lisbon for Portsmouth, with dispatches. It fa
reported that the Swifinre packet I. appointed to take male to
Corunna.+-Wind S. W;
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 40.
Sailed the Nata eon cotter, for the station off Brest—The
Eremite, et It guns came front between the Island ma the
Main to klMumee.—ihe DRYAD, SIS guns, went from Bernpoed
to the Sorted...- Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST Li.
ArriVed his I' fajesty's ship CaSTILIAII, with a cunvoy from
the Downs. The Decor cutter is : ppoisted convoy for ditto.
His Majesty's ship Tansoos will positively sail for Halifat arid
North America, outtide the WO of St. Lawrence, with the
ships under convoy, the Jinn fair .wind. A convey will be ap-
pointed In a few days for Newfoundland. The Fox and I.a.
Tetra having a battalion of marines on board, will .all for Pow
fugal the era fair wind; also the Pittner or Warts man of war
with transports for I..sbott. A convoy will also be appointed
fur Africa as soca as any vessels are ready for tie. dsatinatits.

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His kora -Highness the Dube of Ctgarices
Birthday was observed in Town last night by Illumi-
nations at the different tradesmen's houses who serve
his Roy. 4 Higbanes Household.
144itueorr sad Dom= ant said to be both aline.
bat so a &arms way.
London, England, 1812-08-22

COOPER'S-HILL, NEAR WINDSOR.
ELEGANT FREEHOLD MANSION, BEAUTIFUL
GROUNDS, AND THIRTY-EVEN ACRES OF LAND.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, September 11, at Twelve,
SINGULARLY Valuable FREEHOLD
1. 36 ES ['ATE, comprising KINGSWOOD-LODGE, a MO-
DERN-BUILT MANSION, combining superior arrangement
with beauty of situation, on the summit of Cooper's-hill, three
m les from Windsor, in die county of Surrey, the property of
a Gentleman removieg to his Estate in Yorkshire. The Haus*
Is suitable for the residence uf a Fancily of distinction, and com-
mands noble and picturesque views of Windsor Castle, St. Ann's
Hill, Runnymead, and the rich and beautiful surrounding coun-
try. 'lite principal Apartments are lofty, fitted up with Statuary
Marble Chimney-pieces, and Mahogany Doors, and include a
Dining-room, 24 feet by 18 feet 10, Drawing-room, 24 feet S by
19 feet i, and Library, 18 feet 10 by 16 feet 4, with four prin-
cipal Bed-chambers and Dressing-rooms: the Domestic Offices
are attached to the House by a Vestibule, judieiouly cleaned,
and of every description, with Servants'-rooms, standing for
two Carriages, Stall Stabling for its Horses, Brewhoute, Barn,
and Outs buildings ; the whole in the most complete repair, anti
amply supplied with excellent spring and soft Water. The
Grounds include an elegant sloping Lawn, surrounded by toren-
sive shady Walks, ornamented with forest and timber Trees of
luxuriant growth, a capital Ii ;chin-garden, walled all round, and.
a quantity of rich Land, containiug together about TWENTY.
FIVE ACRES, with TWELVE ACRES of CROWN LAND
contiguous. Immediate possession may be had, and half the
purchase money may remain on Mortgage for three years.
To be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had twenty days preceding the Sale, of Messrs. Dentiets and
Greaves, Lincoln's inn-fields ; and of Messrs. Haggai.' and
Phillips, 62, Oid Broad-street, where Plans of the Estate, and
Elevations of the Mansion may be seen; Particulars also at the
Auction Mart.
London, England, 1812-02-13

This day was pulilistst.d,
In three volumes, 2nto. price 15v. boar4s,
RUDOLPH and ADELAIDE; or, The Fort of
t. Fernandos. a Novel.—By M. A. MARCLI AN r.
Printed for Sherwood, Noelyondiones, Paternusta-row ; and
E. Mu4cuet, 259, Oxford-street.

This day was published, price Is. sd.
THOMAS PAINE% LEl"l'Elt to the PEOPLE
of ENGLAND, on the INVASION of ENGLAND.
Printed, published, and sold by Daniel Laic Eaton, at the
Itatiodnatory„,No. g, Avernary•Line, Lu

1 his day W 44 published,
ANI'IQUA It lAN dud Toroc RA PI-H.
IL CAL CABINi , comph ic in W Volumes, containing .500
Plates. Price in foolscap Bvo boards, .E 7 :os. or with Proof
iniprrssions of the Plates, in demy Bvo. in boards, sClit.

Published by,W. Clarke, New Bond-street; I:Carpenter, Old
Bond-street ; MtS.M. Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row ; and may be bad of tiery Btwkseller in the United Eciag-
dom.

THE LADY'S MAGAZINE.
Portrait of his Royal Hiz:hnt....i the IN CI: REGENT.
This day was publi,bed, price is tid
THE LAl)Y'sJanuary, MAGZINE for January, 1812,
commencing the 43c1 Vo'un'e, containing (isei.ties the usual
matter) a Portrait of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, eo-
graved by Mr. Heath, Histotical Engraver to his Majesty; an
I rega.l engraved Frontlipiece le-page ; the mess fash!oss.
ab!e Lady% Dres4et, :int/ an entire new pattern for a worked drabs:
Print,d for G. ocge Robinson, INternaster-row.
Where tu:ty be h el, price One Guinea and Half, bound and
lettered, the Venn Le of the Lady's Magazine eotOplite, for 11111,
containing the Portealis of his Majesty, Lord Wellington, ite.
London, England, 1812-02-13

MRS. GREEN'S NEW NOVEL.

This day was published, in three volumes, l2mo. prieelgs. ie
Boards, a Ntw Novel entitled
rIOOD.MEN OF MODERN DATE 11 A Sa-
tiricat Tale, in three volumes, by hlrs. GREEN, Author
of Romance Readers and Romance WI &c. &e.
" They are like two grains of wheat hid in a bundle of Chaff,
when you Iklve found them they are scarce worth the search,"—
Vide Reed'. Shakespeare, Stereotype Edition. •
- LoOdou Published by Thomas '1 egg, Na: 111, Cheapside;
and Wm. Alison, No. 31, New Bond-s-r..-et.
Where may be had,
. Elizabeth, or the Exile of Siberia, a new Edi:ien, price 31. In
hoards, or tame paper,

ibis day w-t publish: d,
Tn One Ird/time, 4to. pr Cr XI L. 6d. In board.,
AN ACCOUNT of the ENf PI RE of M A ROCCO,
and the DIS ER ICT of SUSE and TAFII.M.T. Compiled
f.om misceltineous Observations, made itiring a long RehidellCO
in. and wail .us Journies through these Counzries; to which is
added, an Accnout of Ship Wrecks, and :he Captivity of Euro-
Fean,Maritur s on the Western Coast of At: iCit, and all Interry,
log Account 1.4 IT n!•netoo,,' Mu-orated with Improved Maps and
new Eugravivg.s • the Seeond Edition, corrected, newly iuranged,
and considerably etthreed, 1
ily .1 AMES GREY JACKSON, Esq.
Printed by W. Bulmer and Co Shake pear lima; arta sold by
G. and W. Nienl, Booksellers to h sMajtality,Pall-MalL

Just published, a New Edition. price ss. illustrated with Cases,
A TREATISE on the PRE-
VEN I'ION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE,
particularly its consequences, us Strictures, Gleets, tee. including
copious and practical Observations on Tabes Dorsalis, Hypochon-
dfiasm,Onanisen, Seminal Weakness, Mucal Discharges, Sc.c. di-
vested of all technical obscurities.
By M. CATON, Surgeon.
Late of the United itloyitale of St. Thomas's ind Guy's.
Printed lot Sherwood, Neely, and lonet, Paternoater-row; Sa-
muel Highley, Fleet-street; C. Chapple, Pall-Mall; and Lint/sell,
Wigntore-street,lvendisli-sqearef London.
Also, by the same Author, price as.
A POPULAR TREATISE on the• -PREVENTICTI4 and
CURE of tbe- crifferrnt species of AS rHmA, with Practical
Observations en the use of the STRAMONIUM, and its
prepatations in thoee affections as well as the Hooping Cough,
Including Remarks on the nutritious properties of the Sassafras
Nth la Ihscasea of the I.ktoss and btornatiti
London, England, 1812-02-13

PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY It.

Sailed the Earl Spencer cutter for Cork. Came up
harbour the MINICRVA, 38 guns, to refit. Arrived the
Grace and Collingwood cartels from. Morlaix ; in the
latter came passengers one widow Lady, (named
Pince) and four lads lately belohing to the British
ship Wellington, of and for London, Capt. THOMAS
HURT, from Nevis, master, taken three weeks ago in
the chops of the channel, by the French schooner pri-
vateer la Leonore, of 14 guns and 90 men, who ran
stem on the quarter of the Wellington, and effected a
boarding, when a sharp conflict ensued, in which one
of the men belonging to the latter was killed, and
another severely, wounded; but at length, by supe-
riority riority of numbers, they were compelled to submit.
1 and the Wellington was carried into Roscoff, wisence
the aforementioned lady and lads were marched to
I Mot laix. The Wellington sailed from Nevis the 9th
I December, and experienced continual gales and heavy
seas. This Lady, as well as all the crew of the Wel.
lington, 18 in number, experienced the usual libers.
lity of French privateersmen, having been robbed oft
every valuable they possessed.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY tit.
Areved this day his Majesty's ships ROYAL OAIE,
POICTIENS, and VotosABLE, from off Cherbourg; the
BEAGLE and RAPID, Iron, the Downs.—Sailed the
TILE.—The JASON frigate takes convoy to the West
Indies.—Wind Westerly_

DEAL, FEBRUARY 1!. •
Arrived the Cvctte•r sloop of war from a cruize off
Flushing ; and the CHRICRFUL cutter, after seeing the
convoy that sailed on Monday sale to Portsmcuth.—
Wind S.W. and strong,
YARMOUTH, FEBRUARY Is.

Arrived the PRINCESS OF WALES cotter from
cruize.— Sailed the HEARTY gun-brig, for off the
Ttzel.—Wind S.S.W. •
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captains—R. Lambert, to the Duncan ; M. H. D'Aron, to the
Montague; B. Reynohla, to the S'r Francis Drake; J. W. D.
Dundas, pre brow', to the Venerable; J. W. Spraoger, to the
Barham, a new 74; Scott, to the Asia; W. Billet, to
the Savage; and W. Orrgory, to the Electra.
Lieutenants—Havikshaw and Wood, to the Vigo; Leas, to
the Chriniui VII.; Simkins, to the Melia.; Douglas, Gardner,
and Stewart, to the Hannibal; EA Wright and Rokeby, to the
Royal Oak.
Masters—Mr. Dunn, to the Elizabeih ; Mr. Cerebral, to
the fphigenia; and Mr. Head, to thejaspar.
Chaplain—The RA,. Dr. Llurd, to Hasler Hospital, our tke
Rev. Hall, who mkt; trout 11l health.

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London, England, 1812-02-13

PARTNERSHIPS DbSOLVED.

Simms and Co. Aston, ironfounders—Smith and Co. Chalord,
clotliiers;—Dalton and Fa'flambe, St. Albans, strAw-h.it -nianu-
facturers—Haigh and Oxley, Sheffield, button-makers—Dixon
and Smith, Barnley, common-spinners—Read and Hodson, Ewer.
Erect, flock-manufacturers--R. W. and 1). Dean, Stockport
printers--Lopes and Brandraln, merchants—Retves and Bragg,
Brydges-street, jewellers—C. T. and 1. Hill, Radford, bleachers.
Munyard and Co. Castle-if reet, iroamongers--Whitehowse and
Bissell, Tipton, carriers—Fraser and Co. Ravonlicadi paters--
Yearn and Ralph, Warwick-lane,

MARRIED.
On the 7th inst. at Buchurch, in the County of Salop, by the
Rev. Wm. Napkin*, Robert Aglianhy Slaney, Esq. of Hatton
Grange, to Miss Mucklestou, of Wsllford, daugh•er of the late
Dr. Mucklesion, and niece of Joseph Muckle.ton, Esq. of Presto,
In the same County.
I.leutenlnt Stiles, 34th Regiment, to Lucy Jane, eldest daugh-
ter of J-Au Harcourt Powell, Esq. of the Friary, Lery St.
EJtuunds.

DIED.
Tuesday, at her house in Grafton-street, Bond-street, after
an imlispesition of only a few days, in consequence of a cold lately
ought, which brought on a brain fever, Lady Ca !brine Stewart,
wife of General Stewart, now serving in Portugal s she was a
Lady of great beauty, and accompli,hed mind.
hursday evening last, while giving orders to hls Bricklayer nu
the top of his house, in Somers Town, Mr. Charles Cooke, of the
Legacy Duty Office.
On the 91st ult. at Windsor, sincerely lamented by his relations
and friends, Lieut. George Edward Layton, of the .sdd regiment,
occasioned by three years excessive fatigne 'n Pt. /upland Spain.

CUES FONIAN MEDICINES.
CASE 61.•-To Mr. GUIST Ch moist, No. 9 Orel

SAN. IMA as YAW
Literal Copy of a Letter written to the Agent appointed to prac-
tice with the Gues onian Melicines, Clontorl, in tri.land.
SIR—I feel my4elt hound in justice to my fellow
creatures, to certify the vtry extraordinary cute whith the
celebrated Questonian As-bonne Pais hive performed no me. I
was for several years very much distressed with diflicull of
breathing, and tried toasty things for it without obtaining any
relief, and was so bad the last six months, that I could scarce
rest; when I got a box of the Asthmatic Pills from you, by
which t was wonderfully relieved, and on taking part of another
box Was quite recovered and have oontlnutd so ever since.
WILL IA It Hotioits
To Mr. Richard Turner, Memel, lune 4, 1809.
(Cale ea will appear in i future Paper.)
London, England, 1812-02-13

DIVIDENDS.

March 7. J. Busby, Skinner-street, mangle-maker—Apra 13.
Sarah, 1. and A. Guslin, Mark-lane, wine.ntercharos--March 3.
H. Pulsforel, Berkehoy-creer. wine-merchant—Feb. 22. T. Hock-
ley, Minciug-laue, merchant—Mareli 3.1. Fenton and G. Moore,
Rotherhithesstreet, smiths—March 3. 1. Theories, ht. James's.
place, tailor—March S. R. Reddish, St. James's-street, wine-
merchuit—Feb. In. Eliz. and F. Duke, Ebhaen, linen-drapers--
March 3. W. Noble' R. H. Croft, and K Barwick, Pali-Mal
bankers--Ptts. 22. J. and H. 1. Routh and T. I.e Mesurier,
Austin-friars, merchants—Feb.ls. N. Lucas and C. Betke, Pan.
cras•lane, merchants—March t. F. Cream, Margaret-etreer,
c‘rpenter—March 14. S. OA, Salisbury, horn-draper—Mards
9. Lucy Kendrick and Ma rg. Barlow, Watrington, milliners—
March 6. W. Beavrn and J. Jones, Bradfotd. clothlsrs, at 12, at
Swan, Dradfnrd—March 5. T. Painter' Briptol,p'd•mith, at 11,
at the Rummer, 1:: is' of—March 3. T. Gregory, Newcastle, drys
salter, at 11. at the Queen's Head, Newcasile—Mar.h 4. T. thd
W. Hadfield, IVaketield, dealer., at 12, at the New Court house,
Wakefidd—March Is. 1. Polglase, Bristol, merchant, at 12, at
the Bush, Bristol—Match 11. J. Lewis Abergavenny, cabinet-
maker, at 12, at the Ranttner, Bristol-LMarch 12. P. Napper,
Bristol, haberdasher, at 12, at alw Commercial Rooms, Bristol—
March 6. 3.4eph Sanders, Hinckley, dealer iu corn, at 12, at the
Wool sick, Warwick—Atrch 3. W. Jackson, R.'l'aylar, and 1.
Pease, New:astle, at I i, at the Queen's Hear% Nrwca•tler
March 3. John Wensle), of Worcester, grocer, at 11, at the
Rummer, Ur

CERTIFICATES, March S.
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A. Stark, Bucking:lam-as eet, toyloe—lt, Newport, Limetio,,w,
,tarpenttr —S. Griffiths, di Old Bomell-courr, tailor—). Page, of
Sw.df Um, brewer—f. Stead, Foster-lane, vrateltouseinau—Ww.
Soady, llymouth-Dock, tanow-chandler.
London, England, 1812-04-11

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ROSE, from Guernsey.
Sailed the ACTIVE and VIPER, on a crilize ; GEANI.
pus, to St. Helen's, bound to the Brazils—The Vistr-
TOUR is appointed convoy to Guernsey.—Wind E.
London, England, 1812-04-11

DEAL, APRIL 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship DRAKE, from a cruize
off Flushing.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Ecno, on a
cruize.—Wind E.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 9.

Yesterday arrived the Union, DARNOULT, from
Demerara ; George, \VELTSTOOD, from Maranbarn ;
Grace, Sumo, from Pernambucco ; Bambridge,
GRAY, from Savannah; Smith and Isabella, WM.:ILL,
from Charleston; Ranger, RursoN, from Lisbon;
Constitution, PRI" from Cadiz.; and Lady Ann,
EDGAR, from Sligo.
London, England, 1812-04-11

NIARRIPD.

On the 9th instant, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, M. W. Ford,
Etq. of his Majesty's 70th Regiment, to Harslet, only daughter
of C. Cracreft, I sq. of Sunny Rink.
Wrinesslay, at Stonebouse Chapel, Plymouth, Charles Ricketts
Harrison. Esq. Shropshire Militia, to ?dies lifaxton, of Stone-
ham', and niece of Vice• Admiral Thornborongh.
At Sr. George's, Bluumsbury, Robert Moore. Esq. of Guern-
sey, second daughter of Cutonel Wyndham, of Cuar-
lotte-street, Bedfordssquare.
Last week, James Kenny, Esq. to Mrs. Holcroft, of Camden-
town, reltct of Thomas Holerote, Esq.
London, England, 1812-04-11

DIED.

Yesterday ten:tight, in his 71st year, Thomas Fydell, Esq. one
of the Reptecentativrs in Parliatnent for Boston, his native place
Saturday Diu, a: i &rib-abbey, Kent, Dr. Orme. is his 83th year.
On the td instant, at Ho-nebutch, Es•ex, in his 85th year, R.
Wyatt, Esq. formerly Governor of Fort litiaribeemtgh. in tho East
!radii s.

Tues,lay last, at Eakring, in her 90th year, Mrs. flumby.—ln
molter life Av acted as a schoolmistress, till the age of 50, when
.the married, and on the day of her marriage a mental d:range-
ment wok place, from which she never wholly recovered.
London, England, 1812-04-11

1 OR COUGHS, HOA RSENESS, kr.
THE great demand for Mr, GREENOUGH'S
LOZENGES of TOUT, uftzr fifty ysers' trial. proves thrift
superio ri: y as the most pleasant and effectual remedy for all coughs,
hoarsiciesses, sore throats, and &Buxton. on the lungs, healing :he
rawness and soreness of the breast, and affording relief in short-
new of breath, asttunatic and consumptive complaints. The ge-
nuine only have it. Hayward printed on the stamp. all others are
6counterhits.—They are prepared and sold by R. Hayward, (suc-
cessor to T. Gre.mough. the inventor); and sold, by his app.rint.
ment, by Newbury Ind Slut, St. Paul's Churchyard; Dicey and
Sutton. Bow Church yard ; Bayley and Blew, Cocksper-streat ;
Nix. Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn ' • Clarke, 669, Bo-
rough; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Barclay and Snos, Fleet Mar-
ket; Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vade, Cornbiil; and Venders of Ge-
nuine Medicines—Price Is. I I. etc. boa.
London, England, 1812-04-11

CHANCES OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE.

UORNSBY and Cm assure their Friends that the
Lit !..rheme of the present Lottery previa' ltenefitsio tlmM-
venturer of singular superiority and novelly, the chances are so
well arranged, (Sat the Prizes set forth, cannot fail of giving uni-
versal swistact on. An that have perused the Scheme, declare
they will have a chance.
Tickets and Shares art selling by Hcsattsev and Co. who se-
ller .h 'sever orthe Public at their old-established State Lottery
Office. 26, Cornhill, where all Prizes are immediately paid.
Orders by Poet or isar-:er ei cured wbh fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1812-04-16

SALE BY PRIVATi: CONTRACT.
EAST SIDE OF RUSSELL.SQUARE.
Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Garden, Coach-house.
and Five.stall Stable.
By Mr. ROBINS,
AMOST eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE,
situate on the Ent-side of Rustell-square, anti substantially
builr, containing numerous excellent Apartments, finished in an
elegant manner, and planned with every convenience fur the ac-
commodation of a Gentleman's Frmily,with numerous race% tit
domestic Offices, and a Garden at the baCk, communicating with
a Coach house and five-stall Stable, Loft 3.::d Rooms over.
To be viewed, by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had c f Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1812-04-16

HAZARD, BURNE, and WARNERS, SToca-
BROMS, respectfully inform the Public, that 'Fluters
and SUARCS for the present STATE LOTTIRT, are on Sale at
their Office, No. 93, ROYAL EICHANOZ, LONDON.
The Scheme, by a very judicious arrangement exhibits Capi-
tal Pries in greater Number and Variety, than in any former
Lottery of an equal Number of rickets.

Price of a Ticiet .C4l 18 0
Half £ll 6 0 I Eighth £lB 6 '
Quarter

To be drawn SOth of the Present Month, April.
11.* Leitch, post paid, duly answered, and Orders from the
eouptry, accompanied with remittance, attended to by return
of post.
London, England, 1812-04-16

HUNDIC4D POUNDS wanted imme-
I diarely. Any Person advancing the above sum, will be ad-
mitted as an equal sharer wish the Advertiser in the Profits of a
Plan, which will repay that sum /unit likely tenfold in the space
of a very iew Months, and by which Thcusands of both sexes
will materially benefit, without doing injury to a single tool.—
The Advertiser is an Officer of rank, and will give every expla-
nation to Principals who appoint an early interview, by address-
ing, post paid, to F. C. G. at the Somerset Hotel, Strand.

EMBARRASSED PERSONS OF RANK OF EITHER SEX.
AN Y such, whether involved by unfaithful
Stewards, or by their Solicitors, or by any person in whom
they have placed confidence, or by whatever means, may be ex-
tricated by a Gentleman of acknowledged ability, and, if money
is necessary to their extrication, it can be procured to any amount.
Apply or address to Mr. Drummond and Co. Russ Al-mews,
Howland-street. Reference of the highest credit gives if re-
quired.

MONEY.
THOSE desirous of borrowing are informed that,
through this Advertisement, they can always be supplied
with any sum from £lOO to £20,000 and upwarcis, on terms In-
finite's snore reasonable and advantageous to the borrower, than
arc in general submitted to the public, by secur'ng the amount
horrowed on Church Livings, Life interests arising from Money
in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, and on Freehold, Copyhold,
and Leasehold estates. As al,o Noblemen, Heirs Apparent, and
Gentlemen of known rnponsibility, mar be accommodated by
-their personal security.—Letters addresaed, post paid, to G. R.
at the Law Stationer's, 29, Bell-yard, Chancery-lace, will be di-
rectly answered, and in the event of the offered security being
approved of, an immediate interview will be appointed for carry-
ing into effect every avplication. Eleven years purchase will be
given fur weU secured Annuities.
London, England, 1812-04-16

qwrivr and Co. the Contractors, respectfully submit
the following SCHEME of the PRESENT LOTTERY, to
the inspection of the Public. 1 hey do not conceive that any
comment upon its advantages is necessary, as they feel assured
that its superiority will appear on a fair comparison with the
Scheme of any former lottery. Tickets and Shares are on sate
at their offices, No. 11, Poultry, 12, Charing-Crosar and 31, Ald-
gate Higb-street ; where; in the last Lottery, drawn 21st of
January, No. 5,497, a Prize of 120,000, and No. 995, a Mae
of .44,000, were both sold in shares.

SCHEME.
1 Prize of £20,000 it • . if 20,000
1 - 15,000 . /5,000
1 .. 10,000 e 10,000
1 4 5,000 . 5,000
1 - 4,000 6 4,000
1 a 3,000 ' ..! 3,000
2 , 2,000 • 4,000
4 1,000 - 4,000
.:
6 2 500 - 3,000
8 . 400 - 3,200
10 - 300 - 3,000
12 200 - 2,400
eci - 100 - 2,000
50 . 50 - 2,500
70 . 40 . 4 2,800
100 : 30 .. 3,000
1,24. - t. 5 .. 3,100
2,000 .. 13 - 20,000
--..---
12,000 Ticketsd £120,000

Only 12,000 Ticket, aU Different Nuisibers. The Whole to be
sittrialloost in Qat Day, the 3tith of this Mgt (April).
London, England, 1812-04-16

'1 HIRTY POUNDS REWARD.

WHOEVER can give information to John Robett
Nason, Esq of Alveston, near Stratford upon Avila, ant
to a Marriage between a Mr. Harper, of Button Latimer In Not•
thamptonshire, with a Nibs Ruas.ll, of Cubbingto-t, near War•
wick, supposed to have taken place at Coventry, or same of the
' adjacent Parishes, or at Market Harborough or Burton Latimer,
in the Couniy of Northantpten, between 180 or 200 years se,
' a discovery of the said Morisse being necessary, it it relates to
-a Trial concerning a considerable Landed Estate, which took
place it the Northampton Midsummer Assiee; in Aar year 1 SOS,
before the late Judge Route, shall be minded today above reword.

ON SPRING DIr.T.
“ It k in Spring (observes a celebrated Physician) that *matt •
tutional diseases come Into action ; and it, at !his seksoo, people
were to adopt an alterative diet, mu.% human misery world be
prevented."
rHE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TRE4 is not
ally very nourishing and plesmnt to the palate, but smirk
experience has proved ft to be more efficacious in corns:dog the
constitution and purifying the blood than the Lisboa Diet Drink
or Sarsaparilla.
People subject to eruptions of the skin, and such as are of
Gouty, Bilious, Asthmatic, or Consumptive Habit., will Bad the
Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of diet.
_ _

In the pefiodical works on Medicine it is highly extolled, sad
its use is adopted by several eminent Physicians.
It is sold In a ground state for boiling (in the same manner as
coffee), pike 6s. 6d. per pound, by W. Wilson, Grocer, No. 39,
Strand. Orders horn she country must be aoccunitanied with is
pernittanem

TOOTH powbEa. -
1111EAUT IFUL White Teeth may be regarded .as
one of the greatest blerlop ProvidenCe can bestow; without
which the llne.t formed face is imperfect; inattention to 'Nineveh
and gums it the principal mare of an offensive breath. BOMA'S
VECTITAILi RESTORATIVZ Tools Pownea li a must elegant
and certain remedy for all diastases of the teeth and gums ; ita
particular qualitiet, are not simply confined to cleaning the teeth,
but will preseive them in the highest state of perfection ; it will
render them besutifillty white, fasten such as may be louse, and
restore them to their original purity, entirely era lime the scurvy
in the gunu, cause them to adhere (loot and firm to the teeth,
render them of a healthful red, and the breath de11z...f.4 sweet
relieve and cure the most excruciating tootb-ach, gum-biles, and
swelled faze.
Sold wholesali zaffretall at Mr. Butler's; 4. Cheapslde, erns.,
of Paternoster-row; and retail by Bekaa and Sharp, Portsmouth,
Hall and Johnson, Gosport; A/Mutt, Weston, Mallory, and
Jones, Portsea ; Treivman, Exeter; Cookworthy, (Pe
Gilbert, and Horland, Plymouth • Newbury, Dublin ; gaiter
and Millostald. Glasgow ; Smith, Ma:Klemm, Scott, and Car.
gill, Edinburgh ermwell, Bath ; Roes and Peck, Huh; °rea-
son and Billingei Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ;
Bowen, Norwich : Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gresety.
Brighton ; Edwards and Penny. Lieetpool ; nod of most reopen.
table Malkine Venders is the Marlogn, V Doses ts. Vd.
London, England, 1812-06-24

N4PJL INTELLIGENCE.

JERSEY, JUNE IP.
Monday last the SA:alum!! lugger, Lieut. Dt tst.
captured, off Guernsey, a rowboat French privateer,
armed with swivels and 24 men, from St.
She had been very successful, and mi6lit have passed
unriotic....d by our cruizer, had she not mistakcn her
for a merchant vessel, and given her chace. Some
t me ago this boat captured a brig laden with spirits,
bound to Guernsey, 'and several other vessels within
the* few years. She was the property, it is
nids of a merchant of Bt. M does, w'.o tr :des ex-
tensively, under licence, with these islands : be aid
his son, for these last two years, have past a great part
Of their time elite:: in these islands. in Is mei n, or in
vane other of the sea pert towns in England, whera
they have had lull opportunitt of marking their pser,
and of giv.ng timely information to then 'erubters•
by their activi, y and success, havt now.iusurca
their owners a.i ample fortune.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 2f.

Sailed yesterday the ToNtetICT to the Westward.
Arrived this day the FAVOURITE, 18 guns, ffom a
cruize, and anchored in the Sound ; SANDWICH Jury.. ft
ger from the Eastward ; Hgnaiss, 242 guns, ani
ACIIATES, 18 guns, from a cruize. Sailed the BoyNr,
98 guns ; 'hone, 8G guns; Cocossus and Cosuoils-
ranone, of 74 guns each, to the station off Brest.
—Also sailed the NONPAREIL, 12 guns, with the light
transports at this port. These transports were under
weigh some time since, and some of them nearly out
of sight, but were, recalled in consequence of orders
for the embarkation of troops at this port c it is now,
however, ordered that the troops shall embark at
Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 2i.
Came in the following transports from Plytnnnths
without convoy : Nos. 1; 298. 19. 140. 302. 275.
146. 233. 14. 17. 413. 26.5. letters A. FG. and S.J.
Admiral FIAMILTON has this day hoisted his flag on
board the Scirros.—Wind Westerly.
London, England, 1812-06-24

EDUCA'IWN.
THE REV. JOHN Hummitys, of Canter.
.
bury-row, Newington-38.1M, Burtsy, intends, immediately
after the Midsummer Rect.ls; to resume the Wotk of Tuition
(in which he was engaged for many' years), and to receive into
his Family a select Number of Young Gentlemen. His chief ob-
ject, next to the recommendation of Christian Principles, will
be to promote in his Pupils, an intimate acquaintance with the
Latin and Greek Languages, French, Mwhematics, and the
Commercla Branches of Education, by proper Assistants.

COMMERCIAL FINISHING ACADEMY,
NO. 5, cxrear•re-stiterr,
Conducted by W. TATE, (late Bout. irtowsz and TATe,
little Tower•street.) •
r I 'HE PARENTS and GUARDIANS of young
.1.• Gentlemen abort to complete their Education, and par-
ticularly of those designed for any department of commerce,
are respectfully informed, that a Prospectus of the new tystem
of Commercial Education, pi-wired solely 'in this concern,
Terms for Board, and for the Evening Instruction of Gentle-
men engaged in business during the day, may be had, gratis, at
the Academy; at 31, Ba.ingh3ll-street ; and of Mr. A/MIN Li
Cornliill.
N.B. The Business is not interruptei by Vacations.
•
PRIVATE SECRETAILY.
1 A PERSON who is at piesent ,disengaged, and
LA. whose education andlsabits of life qualfy him for the situa
thin, wishes to be employed as Private Secretary or Confi.Lintial
Clerk, with a Public or Private Gentleman of rtspectahiity, at
home or abroad.—A most ro.pectable reference will be given, on
personal or written application, at the Star-Office, Temple-bar;
the latter to be post-paid.

MONEY MA t'I'ERS.
GENTLEMEN of Fortune, Merchants &c. being
in want of a temporary Sum of Money tin Bills of Ex-
change or Notes of Hand, may be accommodated on realonabb:
terms, or Manufacturers may likewise he accommodated with
Money to any amount on Goods, the Adveytiser haviog an op-
portunity of selling any quantity of goods of all descriptions,
either by Private Contract, or Public Sale.—Letters addressed
(post paid) to Mr. IL Webb, N 0.1311, iermyn-street., StJanies's.
Every punctuality the nature of the business requi.-es, may be
depetided upon.

LAVENDER AND HON'S*
STEEL and MEYER, LAVENDER WATER
MERCHANTS TQ EWER ROYAL HIGHNESS THIS
PRINCESS of WALES, and most .of the ROYAL FA AMY,
beg leave Is inform the Nobility, Gent; y, and the Public, who
honour them with Their favours, that the' above elegant and
useful Perfumes continue on sale at their Old Established Ware-
house for those articles only, No. 15, CATHARINE.S TREET,
STRAND; and respectfully recommend to those who are
strangers to the superior quality of their Lavender and Honey
Waters, a trial of them, when Sam. and Merest flatter them-
selves they will meet with the approbation bestowed on them
for Twenty Years pact, while the price continues, as usual low,
viz. the Lavender Water 3s. or 25.9 d. taking six Bottles ; Honey
.Water 4.. 6d. or six for.atis.--gfir Orders for Exportation and
the Conntry imnacdirely attended to.
London, England, 1812-06-24

THE ARMY.

,

Major General LAvattn, ac rompanie.! by his A'
de-Camp, Captain TAPPEAD%N, left totrn yesterd
for Portsmouth, to embark o I b and the G SHAW
sloop of *.tr, of 18 guns, for the I\ !editerrancan.
Orders have been sent to Piymo th to Fr ,p.,re the
'tilitary Hospital for the reception of a great num.
ber of s'ck and wounded from Lisbon.

Monday the First East Kent r,rcal M litia, corn.
mantled by Lieutenant-C,llond FINCH HATTOv, were
irspected in the Artillery Exercise Gr aind. near
Canterbury, by Mejor . Gene: al HAY, and went
thr,-ugh their movemeirs 7,s with a cwrec•-
ness and precision which jdstly entitled them to rho
commendations bestowed on them s y the (antral,
and a numerous assemhhge of spectators.
London, England, 1812-06-24

TRANSPORT Jesse 17, 1812.
rrifE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
1. lif.lJESTrs TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir tithing
coieSiCK anif irouNztED SEAMEN, and for the Cure and
caddy fIRISONER3 of WAR,*tlo 'hereby give Arotke,.
Thit they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 7th of,
jsty,l6l2, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Per-
wntr isy be willing to contract for supplying, for Twelve
mowbs cocain, JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, TROWSERS,
EiflasSSES, IbOLSTR-CASES, and LIST, fOr Prisoners.
Viar io Health : and SHEETS, .BOYS'.SHIKTS, and DUCK.
TIZOSYSII{P, for Sick and Wolizteled.Setinen;and Sick Pri-
sffen of Var. . .
cys Testruill be retetteed filer one ,o'cloci on the day of treaty, nos
as still, unless Me party, or an agent for him, personally attend.
brie Tender mud be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable
Patna engaging to become Loma wills the Person tendering, in the s
If A*looB, for the due performance of the Contract.
larder particulars way be bonen, Ly applying at this Office; and
• (NMI teen at the Storekeeper-General's, Dube-street, Westminster.
NoTaulcr trill he noticed unless made tnt on the printed Form of
Take.

POPE INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE, LIFE, AND
ANNUITIES—CAPITAL TWO MILLIONS—OFFICE
LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.
PERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies
expire at Mr osust ra, are respectfully informed, that
leapt' kr the Renewal of the same are now ready for Delivery
gate Office, 'ad with the respective Agents of the Company
throughout the United Kingdom.
WII.LIAM BURY, Secretary.
N. B. Policies of Insurance, which expire ax the above period,
*sold be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
istablished by Royi:l Charter in the Reign of King George I.
'nue' 1812.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the 24th instant, are hereby informed, that ft cripts are now
oh to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal
iseitange and in Pall-Mall, as well as by their respective Agents
istluseveral Counties; and the parties ;seared are requested to
enly for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of
bilfit, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, tie-
* du date of each Policy, will tben expire.
SAMUEL FINNING; jun. Secretary.
Attendance is given, daily; at the said 'Offices. for the As-
sume( Buildings, Goode, Merchandixt, and ;hips in Haibour
is Duck, or while Building, front Loss, or Damage by Firel. and
Ao for the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on Lives.
.N.O. Fire Policies Wilt be issued, free of expence, to the As-
ursi,where the annual Premium amounts to tis. or upw'ards.
London, England, 1812-04-29

B4LrC TA 4D2.

A eommon'cation, r f which the f ,110,
was yesterday tent into the City from
Trade : it h of c )niderable importance
•• !Office of Committee of Ptivy Ct
• : Whlchati, April VI,
" The Lords of this Oonatvittee.of Council
taken hdoconsiderAtion We ittite of thearade wit
the difficulties to wisid; that ttad: stay be expos:
political circumstances, I em therefore directed
that their Lordsh'ps have come to the rt.talution
permitting any 'cud, not French, of rot less
tent burden, to proceed from :ay Itmsian port
with hemp, flax, tallow, Uwe.% ar.d gismo, 'o
Bay ; the names of the ships, &e. Isemg ettdort
the licence at the time of clearance, such cargo
shipped on board of any Bri:ish vessel which
order to be imported into a • purt of Great Britain. a
ever. to add, that it is to be distinctly anderstood,that n• liceaor
will be granted to those Would to proceed to a Bri 1,1, pert, ol
1 the plea of their no: being Bill WI Sit i.R, it) carry th- said eargoet
to Great Britain. I act your mott ob, dies servant. (Sigma)
TitcliAll itiCe
" To S. Thornton, Esq. Goternot of the itt.sla C delp.in v."
I

Strirwnstcu.—The brig Oecan, tf Aberdeen, C fp:
tail. Amory; DarinsoN, is. lost on .the Redce.r-rocksi
near Gainshorough, York(iire. She went ashore oil
Thursday last, about 12 o'clock at night, and :shout
four in the morning the vcsal parted, and went to
pieces. Captain DaVrosox, and part of the creir,
were saved by the cebles the sh.aes. One
the people, of the name of George Murdo, was loud
dead on her deck ; and the Mate, William Stephe,
' died as soon as he was got on shore. Alexander An.
derson, and Ebbiscn Alan, were lost. Captain Da.
VIDSON is in a very r.eak state. A considerabie
part of the vessel's tagging and stores have hem
caved ; but the hull is ta total wreck. The Rcdcar
is the• soot so f,stal to th Caledonia smack belootting
to that place ; which uafo: tunate vessel, with almint
ati her passengers and crew, wcse lost there a ice
yiars ago.
A sharp conflict took place at a brick-field betwixt
Brentford and Codling, on Monday, with four sof.
diers and two constairles, who had gone thither *
apprehend.a deserter. On the approach of the party,
the labourers, nine in number, armed themselves wills,
sticks, bricks, ecc. ;:nd swore protection to the deser-
ter. The opposite party, however, refused to pre
up the object of their visit, and a serious comsat took
place,.in which some of each party were much injured..
The deserter succeeded in making his escape during
the scuffle, but was afterwards taken.

•
• .
•
)wil6
30 g ilsale2l4
rk the
ouncit fcr Trade,
0812.
it for Trade haft
with the B*lticl
tied by a dhow of
LI to acquaint pal
nn to grant Items,
than one hunlrea
t in the BAlve,ladelt
Matwyk or 14:4n0
ried on the back of
o to be ;here ;rut'
tu ay be the::: it.
imin„ lam
-earr
London, England, 1812-04-29

EAST INDIA HOUSE, April VI, 1812.
THE COURT of DIREC7OIiS the UNITED
COMPANY of ALERCHANTS of ENGLA ND, lroikot
to tie EAST INDIES, do here6y give notice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House, in bradenkall. street, on Friday next, the tst of May
at Elevvi o'Clock in the Forenoon, on Special Affairs.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.
. •
London, England, 1812-04-29

FAST INDIA CHARGER. •

The Duke of DEVONSHIRE presented a Petition frornWor-
tester, against the renewal of the East India Charter.
The Eel a BA LCARRAS presented a Petition to the same
effect from I ancaster.
The Marquis of S !'AFFORD presented a 'Petition from the
Merchants, and others, of Walsal, in Staffordshire, praying for a
' discontinuance of the East ludia Company's Monopoly.
Lord GR.F.NVILI E presented a Petition from Bristol, against
the East India Charter; and, in some observations with which
he prefaced it, declared, that if the business was not speedily laid
-before the House in its details, resolutions on the general subject
would be moved. He professed himself hostile, to the idea of
confining the trade to a particular port, and to introducing the
subject into the House by bill.
The-Esti of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE alledged Lord Cren-
' vin'e's conduct on the point hi 1793, when he brOught this sub-
ject up 1at•: In the Ses,fori, and proceeded by Bill.
' Lord GRENVILLE said, that the state of the country was
altogether different at that time ; that' the opening of the trade
was not male matter of pohlic request; and that the trade of
England Was peculiarly flourishing at the time.
The Fart Of LIVER POOL was surprised at the Noble Baron's
(Grenville) 'want of recollection on the subject. A number of
yezitions were sent in, in 1793; an arrangement actually took
plate In the tow Charter on the strength et those petitions;. and
it war notorious, that 1783 was a year of unexampled distress
among tiee Nlticantil. interest.
London, England, 1812-04-20

N)3W.PAI;;I.I:-11.iCkdL4-$l-AgtATI

IMFFICERS may have every hifurtziation; and see
Nal the Patterns established by. thp Cotuntander in Chid, at
Soto Nto N and Son's Military Establiziliraent,Nttwastretic,Cterent-
.Garetn, where Gentlemen inay be censplezely equippedlor any
Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notiee, iron► 15
to 20 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur ready money,
or Agents acceptances only.

SILK STOCKINGS, anemia T INDIA COT ON
STOCKINGS, selling off, of a very superior quality, both
ribbed and plain, at RADFORD'S NOT I'INGIIAM WARY,-
HOUSE, No. 52, Chuapside, four doors from Low Church; a
large quantity of white or black silk hose, frotrr Gs. 6d. a pair to
the most curious qualities cheap in proportion; likewise a quad.
tity of India cotton hose, from Is. (id. a pair to very fine 2s. 6d.
best`superfine is. 61. meu'a boot hose Is. 6d. a pair; go a quan-
tity of good stoves, from 011. a pair. Tho-e who have to nuke
large purchases, will find an advantage well worth attention.
To prevent mistakes, observe they ate at Radford's Notting-
ham Warehouse, No. 52, Cheapside, tour doors from Bow Church.
London, England, 1812-04-20

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 19.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Poactirn4E, with a con.
voy for Spain, &c. ; Rose and Hops, tor Guernsey.
Wind N.E.

DEAL, APRIL 19.

Arrived the Elizabeth, Ez.uor, from Lisbon.—
Sailed his Majesty's ships MARS, ORION, Cottiorox,
and ARIL, for the Baltic.—Wind N. E.

YARMOUTH, APR!L 19.

Arrived the SHELDRAKZ sloop of war, from Wingo
Sound, with a convoy of nine sail of merchantmen ;
the PROSPERO, from off Flushing; and the WATCH-
inn, from the Downs.—Sailed the Lyre and Eliza
tenders. The PIACHER has convoy signal flying for
Heligoland.
London, England, 1812-04-20

THE ARMY.

Monday Last, his Majesty's ship Sestmereta. Cap-
tain Itimutimeows sailed from Cork, with a fleet of
'transports, having a detachment of Royal Artillery
Drivers' Corps, 260 horses, and 120 men, and a de-
tachment of the 11th, 27th, and Std Regiments of
Foot for Lisbon.—The REsoLurs, Lieutenant Kee..
NAN, sailed at same time with a convoy for Cadiz.
The last division of Artillery that sailed from Ply-
, mouth, landed at Lisbon the 28th ult. and immedi-
ately set forward to join the army.
The Ist or King's Regiment of Dragoon Guards,
commanded by Lord lizaTurrzus, now stationed
ia Dublin, forms twelve troops, or four complete
squadrons of heavy cavalry, an establishment un-
equalled by any other regiment in the kingdom.
A route arrived at Windsor, on Saturday, for the
Royal Horse Guards (Blues) to march this day to
Leicester.

On Tuesday, 70 Officers, part of the garrison of
Ciudad Rodrigo, were sent off from Gosport, for
Leeke, Staffordshire.

The MERMAID, armed en flute, Captain Dmix,
sailed on Friday from Portsmouth for Lymington,
to tike troops on board from the depot there for
Lisbon. Captain HAY, Aid-de-Camp to General
Lain:, Lady HARDY, and Lady AUGUSTA LEIThi,
went passengers to Lisbon.

§aturday,lieutenant-GeneralWnrwat inspected
the Worcester Regiment of Militia, commanded by
Colonel NEWPORT, on Southsea Common, and ex-
pressed much satisfaction at their different manccu-
vres. He this day inspected the Inverness, at For-
chester.

This day a detachment of the Wiltshire Militia,
consisting of three Captains, three Subalterns, and
250 men, with a proportion of Non-commissioned
Officers, relieved that part of the North Devon
Militia, who are doing duty at Fort Cumberland,
Portsmouth.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, APRIL 17,

Arrived his Majesty's ship ELIZABETH, and HIND
cutter, from a cru.ze.—Sailed yesterday the Walsing-
ham packet, with the Mail for Lisbon ; and to-day
the Lord Hobart packet, for the Brazils; also the
Princess Amelia packet, with the Mails, for Malta,
&c. The Elizabeth packet has gone into the Roads,
and will sail for Lisbon to-morrow, with another
mail, should the wind be fair.—Wind E. S. E.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 20.

Sailed yesterday the PLANTAGENET, VENERABLE,
CUMBERLAND, POICTIERS, 74 guns each, and FAWN of
18 guns, for Portsmouth • VENGEUR and HANNIBAL,
of 74 guns each, for the Cherbourg station ; QUEEN,
of 74 guns, for the Brest station • CROCODILE, of 22
guns, for the Downs ; and the Oczarr, of 98 guns,
for the Mediterranean.—This day, no arrivals or sail-
E.N.E. The long prevalence of eas-
terly winds prevents all arrivals.
London, England, 1812-04-20

MARRIED.

Rev. R. P Crane, to tviissGl;r, eldest daughter ofJobn Gurr,
Esq. Collector of the Customs, at Maldon, in Eases.
Monday, at Dublin, John Kingston James, Esq. one of the
High Sheriffs of that city, to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Alder-
' man Cash.
'the 30th ult. the Rev: J. Hunt. Rector of South Walsharn,
Norfolk, to Mrs. Selby, widow of Mr. W. Selby, late of Ipswich.
At Midnapore, Bengal, John Mitford Reee, Esq. Judge and
Magistrate of Rungpore, to Miss H. Stokes, eldest daughter
of Charles Stokes, En:Receiver-General of Inland 'fazes, &c.
INle of France.

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SALES BY ATICITI ON . .

HERTFOAD-STREET. PITZROY.SQUAR .
dal Houle, on Leaie.—By Mr. ROBINS, at Oarrearay's,
An l'huisday,Apill &I, at twelve . .
• ,A. Substarnial BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE'
:4—Ltsintate on die West Side of Hertford-street, rear the corner
otGrafioaktreer, Fitaropaquare. in possession and on lease to
Mr. Sparkes, Green-grocer. The House is three stories high, two
roonisn a floor, with kitchen, .10.. in the basement ; held fur a
long term at a viand rent of per attains .CS.
May be viewed by applying to the tenant, of whom Particulars
:sty be hid sof 'H. I. Sayer, Esq. Gray's-Inn ;at Garraway's ;
and of Mr. Robins. Warwick-street, Gottlen-square.