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London, England, 1813-07-13

PORTSMOUTH, .11.1. Y 12.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Bl:xutv and MEDWAY,
of 74 guns each ; ORLANDO, :i6, and Diligtnt store.
ship, from the Dolvns ; and GALATEA, IR, . Captain
LOSACK, with convoy from Lisbon, sale,' 19th ult. ;
Albion, WM. Mimics, 'tom Terra Vsscllia ; and A-
las, MORGAN FANDot-on, from Gibraltar, under qua-
rantine. Sailed his Majesty's ship Par:rinAN for
Lisbon, rid: a convoy. The At.mas: and PRIMRCSK
did not come to an anchor last evening at St. He-
len's, as expected, but proceeded r. id) eaeir convoy
for Ntrth America.—The COaDCLIA 11:3S1 just fired a
gun and loosened hei foretop sail, as a sioo.l for the
sailing of the rotilis convoy. The eY,EI'IIVR was
released from quarantine this morninx, but in conse-
quence of a Telegraphic communication, is placed
under that restraint again.—Wind W.
London, England, 1813-07-13

HARWICFI, JULY 12.

The transports, with troops, which sailed last
Thursday under convoy of the Amentos, put back
last night into liolseley Bay, in consequence of meet-
ing with foul winds: they were this day joined by
two more, having the 38d Regiment on board, and
AS the v.ind is now fair, it is most likely they will put
to sea again this evening.—A large convoy, bound
to the Baltic, passed this day. The• Auckland
packet, Captain BaIDOE, has arrived flom Gotten-
burgh ; she had no messengers on board, and is not
supposed to bring any news. Arrived the Three
Sisters and Flivndship, with ordnance froM
Heligoland.—Wind South.
London, England, 1813-07-13

HARDWICKE COURT' P.tRK, GLOUCESITASHIRE.
Cap;t3l FRI:X.110LO E 'TATE of I filtEE HUNDRED and
t•LVEN ACRES.—Eltgasat MANSION acid MANOR of
HARDWICKE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, •

AHANDSOME and singularly desirable modern
NIANS!CN, most delthtfuily situate oa a geode end.
tierce in the centre of Three Hundred and Seven Acres of
ND of wry qu4lity. of which ii 92 are Pasture and
Acres Arable; comprising an elegant paved Entrance
I, Drawing-room Dining-room, Breakfac-parlour, Study.
capac.ous 3.• d-chambers, ssivg-rooms, a Patent Water clout,
excellent C•Tars, with suitable attaeed and detached Oleo.
double Cuach.hoase, ; a capitill Kitchen Gardsm
,urroutided with brick wails, cliiathed with choice Fruit-see Is
ft 11 bearina, Orchards, Fish Ponds, and Plantations of valisibif
Shin!" divided by the beautiful Parklike Ground. by an sin.
hang wrought iron fence. The Laticl, which is of the richest
quality, is exonerated from Land-tax, more titan one third dit
is Tythe-free, and a stream runs thr.ugh the Fusty At a con•
cement distance from the Mansion is an eisellentliana.berso,
the principal part of which has b. en crested within three yens;
Stabling, Barn, Cattle Sheds, and every requisite Out-building.
he Manor earends over 2312 Acres. This very desirable Pro.
petty, commanding the most beautiful and extensive views, Is
bounded on the south. east by the turnpike road trading from
Gloucester to Bath and Bristol, and on the North-wait by the
line oL the intended Canal from Gloucester to iterkeliy, it 4 S 4
miles from Bath, 29 mom Bristol. 14 from Cheltenham, and live
from Gloucester. A considerable part of the Purchase.sicmay
may remain on mortgage.
The Mansion, Manor, and part of the Lead, may be bad, It
more agreeable to any purchaser, who may be accommodated
with imm.diate possession.

For Particulars, apply on the Preenlam (U by leter, pest paid)
or to Messrs. Hoggsrt and Phillips, No. 62, Old liroad-streot.
London, England, 1813-07-13

POLICE.

MARLSOROUGH-STREET.---Yesterciay Henry Rosin-
son, alias Henry Myer:, was charged with a burglary
in the houseof Lady Brisco, in Southampton-Row,
Bloomsbury. The prisoner and another were obser-
ved by the landlord of the Bedford Coffee-house, lur
king about the street on Sunday morning, and soon
alter six o'clock, the footman, who was first up,
having taken a walk for a quarter of an hour, the
prisoner 3nd his accomplice unlocked the area gate,
and also the kitchen door. The Coffee house keeper
gave an alarm, and the thieves made off, but the pri.
soner was stopped. On I:isn was found a complete
set of Pickloc k keys, and housebreaking implements.
On searching the house some silver spoons and other
articles, which had been removed front a cupboard,
were found on the di esser, which was sufficient to
constitute a robbery.
MANSION HOUSE.—A man of respectable appear-
ance was charged before the LORD MAYOR with an
attempt to steal a veil at a sale at the Auction Mart.
He is well known by most of the auctioneers, as an
attendant at sales, but his genteel appearance had
hithetto escaped the suspicion of depredation, which,
it now appears, he has carried on to an immense ex-
tent. He having giton his address, from the idea
that he should he allowed to depart, his lodgings %vete
immediately searched, and property of various des-
criptams, with about 200 duplicates of recent date
were discovers t: a number of Articles, we understand,
have been owned, as being lately stolen from the sales
of Mr. Moore, Mr. Williams, Mr. Chau] pney, and
others. A great quantity of articles stall remain un-
owned. He was remanded.
London, England, 1813-07-13

LANGIIORN;:'s PI. IT FARO IBY WA ANC: VM.

clay wrre p*in•r.l in Six Vols. Seri,
(rrub=illi,hed with a Brad ui Plutarch), price £3. 9s. buardi,

a new Edition •f
DLUTARCH'S LlVES.—Trin.lAted from the
Ori"°inal Greet; with Note's, Critical and Histurical ; and
a Life of Plutarch.

By JOHN LANGHORNE, D. D. and WILLIAM
LANGHORNE, A. M.
Eccond Edition, with Corrections and Atiti;tinns, by the Rev.
" "

FRANCIS WRANZIHAM, M F.R.S.

Printed fur J. Mawman, F. C. and J. Riving on, n. Wilkie
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Letterman, B. and R. Crosby, White, C.schrane and Co. Long-
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and G. and S. Robinson, VOrWilson and Sons, York.
Of whom may be bad,
Another Edition, in eight vols. ;:mtn. price Lt. 165.-in boards.

GUTHP.IE'S :Al/GRAPHICAL GRAMMAR.
This day was
In one very bar-e volume, medium syn. price 131. bonnii, the MI
Edition, corrected and con• id-r..bly enl..rged. of
ANEW GEOGRAPHICAL, II IS i'ORICAL,
and COMMFRCIAL GRAMMAR, and Present State
of the xeveral Kingdoms of the World. In wh•ch arc ad led,
1. A Geographical Inder, , with the Names of the Places alpha-
betically arranged. 4. A Table of the Coins of all Nations, and
their value in English Money. t. A Chronological 'fable of re-
maikable Events, front the Creation •0 the pre•ent Time.
• By WILLIAM curt-writ, E.q.
The Astronomical Part by JAMItS FZILCUSON, F.R.S.
To which have been added.
The laze Discoveries of Dr. Herschel, and other eminent Astro-
nomers, illustrated with a correct set of Maps, engraved from the
mow recent Observations and Draughts of GeographicalTravellen.
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The Maps, coloured, ou fine paper, and balf-bound,pricapia.
London, England, 1813-07-13

CADIZ, JUNE 21.

The Allied Army which sailed from Alicant, and
disembarked near Tarragona, has re-erEba) ked, with-
out loss of men, but with that of some pieces of ar.
tillery and ammunition ; having, according to some
accounts, left a garrison of three tLous•.::d men in
,Coll de Bal.;gtier.
• We are ignorant of the cause of this re•embarka.
lion, although it is supposed to have been the effect cf
rerci.rs not having been well understood, or iH conse-
!quence of Cie enemy having collected in the peint
,threatened, _ _ _ _ . . .

it pos tively stated, that Lord Eentinck, who is
proceeding to take the command of the forces in the
East, is how on the ccast of Catalonia, but had not
'disembarked.

11, respect to the letters from Salon, we are assured
that the expedition from Alicant, which disembarked
in the ntigl.bourhood of Tarragona, had began bom-
barding that t, rtrtss, whose garrison was reduced to
labout 8(X) n.en.
Ju 22.—Tbe expedition from Alicant has been
obliged to re-embark with the loss of some artillery,
in consequence of Suchet having appeared in Cata-
lonia, at Li.e head of 2 ly iOO men.
London, England, 1813-05-21

OXFORDSHIRE.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTA"i'E,TITHE-FREE, AND

LAND-TAX REDEEMED.
TO BE SOLD BY panrATE CONTRACT,

THE ESTATE of GREAT TE\V, containing
3705 A. 2 R.:B P. of very rich Arable, Meadow, Pasture,
and Wood Lard, all inclosed and subdivided, excellent 'Farm
Houses and Oakes, three very powerful Thrashing Machines
driven by water, let on short Leases to respectable Tenants at
upwards of XIO,COO a year.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Mordaront, Ileythrop.
near Eustern ; and Adam Murray, `urveyor and Land Agent,
61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Cross.
London, England, 1813-05-21

LANDED ESTATE AGENCY.

improveable PROPER 111, to be SOLD by Private Contract,
By Mr. SHEE, Land Surveyor, and Agent for Selling, Letting,
Renting, Buying, and Valuing Estates, Farms, Mansions, Ma-
nors, &c. No. 41, Southampton-row,
AMOST improveable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
in a very beautiful part of South Wales; comprising up.
wards of Five Hundred Acres of good Land, inclosed; with in-
valuable Right of Common. The Farms, which ale within a
ring fence, are, now at will; but undeniable I &ants are ready
to take them on leases for seven years, at which period, with judi-
ci.us covenants, the value may be increased st) per cent.

Letters to be post paid.
Estates and Farms, of all descriptions, to Sell and Lett.
London, England, 1813-05-21

SEAT OF WAR IN GERMANY.
This day was published, on Eight Sheets, price £2. Ss. or in a
Case, or on Rollers, £3.35.
A. NEW MAP of GERMANY and. the AD-
JOINING COUNTRIES.
IV IGNATIUS HEYMANN, Head Postmasterin Trieste.
Published by John Stoekdale, Piccadilly. '
Where may be had, just published. •
A NEW MILITARY MAP of SPAIN and PQRTUGAL,
on Twelve large Sheets, price £3. 13s. ad. or in a Case, or on
Rollers, £5. ss.
London, England, 1813-05-21

CATON ON DEBILI Y.

.This day was published. price Ss. 6d. second edition,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI-
fiF.S, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
0,k(: ANS of both Sexes; including Remarks op Onanism„ Se-
minal Weakness, nocturnal Emission, Gleets, Tabes Dorsalis,
Fluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hoepitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Sohi at No. 10, Stanhope-strcet, Ncwcastle-street, London.
Where may be had, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and
D ttinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new, simple' and
su:cessft.l instructions for the prevention and treatment of AEl-
utAc Fi.s, price Ss.

FEi-SHIONABL DANCING, by Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
accompll,hmenr, or have not the moiern style.
Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching as expressly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requisite
for genteel soc,ety expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style
of graee and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
racy learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils,on
the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
must elegant .ancy dances, and all the superior parts orthe profes-
sion. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday.
London, England, 1813-05-21

SHIPWRECKS.

THE benevolent attention of the Charitable of this
great Metropolis is most anxiously solicited to the late
melattholy event in Donegal. Bay, on the North West Coast of
Ireland. By this awful visitation. no less than 42 industrious
fishemien, actively employed in providing the means of support:
1... g their Families, have suddenly perished ! Thirty Widows
Lee t, lament in sorrow and misery the fate of their Hnibands,
and 10.• Children are thrown destitute Orphans upon the 'World!
A Calamity so disaitr,,us and extensive is unparalleled in the do-
HiNtory of that Country. Many of the unhappy Sufferers
this Mtsforrune are rendered totally destitute of support, and
other.. have at once been deprived of Property and Life, by the
ex pir4ion of their Leases—thus it may be truly said, that all are
become equal objects of public compassion. An appeal to the
humanity of the Public has already been made in Ireland and
Scotland, with eieisiderable success ; and it is hoped that where
Charity is fed svi h such unbounded liberality, the event will not
be less favourable.

Benefactions will be received by Messrs. Morland and Co.
Bankers Pall-mall.

L"E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
CLO I'H—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United
Kingdom. Established ISM
I his fabric from its commencement has been manufactured
with a view for sale to private Families and home Trade, and is
13m. brought to a degree of meth:lice and perfection unequalled,
and sold at abouthalfxbe price of Irish linen.
h is peculiarly adapted for all season; and climates by its free-
dom front the tifects incident to the changes of the atmosphere,
to which every other description of Shining Cloth is liable.
Its durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
stands unrivalled, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim-
burse an-, purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
qualities for which it is recommended.
hold at the Patentees Original Warehouse, No 154, Cheats-
elde,near S. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pall Mall,
and no other house in I.oudon.
London, England, 1813-05-21

DEAL, MAY 20.

Arrived the Fancy, CHATTENACR, in 15 days
from Madeira ; and the ECHO sloop of war with a
convoy from Portsmouth. The Ecuo remains with
the whole of the outward-bound, that put back yes-
terday. Also arrived his Majesty's ship IMPETLIEUX
from Portsmouth, and has sailed for the River. The
ARCHER and RINALDO sloops of war are driven in
from their cruizing ground by the strong westerly
winds.—Wind strong from the S.W.
London, England, 1813-05-21

FAMILY BREWING.

NEV.DHAM RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
rf-.l.ectfully inform the Nobility, Gently, and the Public, that in
catsequerce of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to
tiles premises, No 223, (near the Hay-market) Piccadilly;
where they hope to be honoured with a -continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced.
!his Machine combines the Fire-place, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working Tun, In one Utensil ;
which is compact, dut able, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and ctrtain in its operation.
fhe Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the ty.st extensive establishments.
N. R. and Co. h.:ye the pleasure of saying, they have most re-
spectable testiinonial,, and can give reterences to Gertlemcn in
own and Coutztry, svlio Lave had experience of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by the Patentees, No. '205, Piccadilly, London ; and
110. 10, lA'ine-street, Bristid ; also by the princip t Furnishing
oamor,trs in the United Kingdom.
N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for public inspection,
'very "Vuesday, in Lorelon and Bristol.
London, England, 1813-05-21

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 20.

Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship GALATEA, Of
36 guns, Captain LOSACK, from a cruize, with the
Prussian ship Anna Maria, detained off Cherbourg ;
South Esk, WALL, from Teneriffe ; and several sail
of transports, under convoy of the VIRAGO, from Ire-
land, with the Galway Regiment of Militia OR board.
Sailed the ECHO, 18, Captain PERCEVAL, with convoy
for the Downs.—Came into harbour the ROYAL OAK,
74, Captain SULLIVAN.—This day arrived the PRIM..
ROSE, of 18 guns, Captain PHILLOTT, and TORTOISE
store-ship, from the Downs. His Majesty's ship LA-
CEDEMONIAN, Captain JACKSON, is appointed convoy
to Halifax, Bermuda, and the West Indies.
London, England, 1813-05-21

FALMOUTH, MAY 18.

No arrivals.—Sailed the SUPERB, Capt. PAGEr, on
a cruize ; Hichinbrook packet, for Jamaica ; the
Queen Charlotte, for Lisbon ; the Arabella, for ditto,
and the Duke of Kent, for Corunna ; all with mails
and passenger's—also, sailed several coasters for Li-
verpool.—Wind N.W.

PLYMQPTH, MAY 19.
Put back, his Majesty's ship SUPERB, of 74 guns,
from Falmouth. Sailed the BaTERN sloop of war,
for Liverpool; his Majesty's ships HELICON, ORESTES,
and RAPID, to the westward.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-05-19

ADMIRALTY REGISTRAR.

The House resolved itself into a Commi!.;:e on the
Admiralty Registrar's Bill.
Sir W. SCOTT proposed a clause, providing that
JE10,090 should continue in the hands of the Regis-
trar, to defray the current expellees of his office.
Mr. H. MA RTIN had no objection to this clause.
provided it did not militate against the general prin-
ciples of the Bill.
After some remarks from Sir W. SCOTT, Mr. Wurr-
Tr.EAD, Mr. STLPfigNt and Sir J. NICHOLL, the clause
was adopted ; and, after some other amendments, the
Report of the Bill was received, and ordered to be re-
committed for Friday.
The House, in a Committee, went through the Pri-
soners' Relief Bill.—Adjourned at Twelve o'clock.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE FE.

CARLTON-HOUSE, MAY 17.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the
tame and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Major-Gene-
ral the Hon. Sir Charles Stewart, Knight of the Most Honour-
able Order of the Bath, to be his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of his Majesty the
King of Prussia.
This day Baron Jacobi Kloest, Envy Extraordinary and Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary from his Majesty the King of Prussia, had
his first private audience of his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, to deliver his credentials to which he was introduced by
Vtscount Castlereagh, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs; and conducted by Robert Chester, Esq.
Assistant-Master of the Ceremonies.
London, England, 1813-05-19

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 18, 1813.

strict of a Letter from Captain Harris, of his Majesty's ship
lie.le Poule, franbmitted by Admiral Lord Keith to J. W.
Crolser, Esq.
Isis Milesty's ship Belle Poule, at Sea, May 11, ISM
I have the pleasure to inform you, th.tt we cap-
=d, after a chase from five P. NI. to half-past two
n. at. this morning, the Revenge American lever of
marque schooner, thirty-seven days from Charleston
to lloordeanx ; she is a new vessel, copper-bottomed
and fastened, pierced for 16 guns, having on board
four long 9 pouuders and 32 men.
London, England, 1813-05-19

PLYMOUTH, MAY 17.

Came in the TEAZER gun brig, horn Cork, with
ten sail of transports under convoy, having on board
the Monaghan Militia.—Pitt b4,:k the STAG frigate.
Wind West.

DEAL, MAY 18.
Sailed this morning the whole of the outward-
bound, under convoy of his Majesty's ships ALERT,
PROTECTOR, and SPRIGHTLY, for Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY iB.
Arrived, and sailed for the Downs, his Majesty's
ship Away', from Rio Janeiro: sailed the 27th of
December, with th-e.following ships under convoy,
from whom she parted on the voyage : the Rambler,
Murphy, Queen Charlotte, and the Elizabeth ; awl
was joined at sea by the Jupiter, from Buenos Ayres.
The Rambler has arrived at Lisbon ; the Murpil its
Ireland ; the Elizabeth is taken. The JuPrren p is-
sed her last night fur the Downs, and the Qwen Char-
lotte is still missing. Arrived his Majesty% ship IVOL-
TRIUNE from a cruize, andVittmo from Cot k. Sailed
the HOPE and MISSLETOE on a cruizt ; IlitutiEux
for the Downs, TisteroNE for Yarnictith, and the
Java, East Indiaman, for the Downs. His Maj. -ty's
ship EcHo is appointed convoy for the D.)wiri.

Yesterday afternoon, a GoVernment:letin, re-
specting the defeat ot S. COLT, WAS circtilateJ, of
which we inserted a copy is part of our impr..ssio.t.
In the evening a Supplement was publisher vt ith
London Gazette, given in another part of this Pal er,
which renders a republicati,,n of the Bulletin nun:-
cessary.
Ministers were list night left in a m'nerity t f cne
on the Leather Tax., The numbers being equal, the
SPEAKER gave his casting vote agailst them.
The Papers are not correct in repies Lours
XVIII. as proceeding to Germany. It is Monsieur
the Ccnnt d'A wrots, who, at the in ion of t: e Cn .
peror ALEXANDER, is going to the he.tdsculartt-ts of
that Monarch. Monsieur will be accompan.ed by his
eldest son, the Duc d'Amcout.e.Nter, by the Counts F.
d'EcAns and 'E. de Damns : l'Hry let tot. n yester-
day for their destination. Tile Baron de ROLLE pre-
ceded them on Monday nigh,. The Duke D'Axo. u-
LIME unites in his person all the (linos of the Becit-
soNs, and all the hopes of the Ancient Monarchy of
France, and it remains now to be seen what impres-
sion, if any, will be made by his presence with the
Allied Armies, on the mind ot the French soldiery.
London, England, 1813-05-26

P,MLIWIEPITARr PROCEEDINI

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 9.5.
Sir A. PIGOT and Mr. Itureut. were heard in the Appeal
Fitzgibbon and Scanlan. Farther proceeding to .mortow
Mr. H. THORT,ITON and others, from the C‘namons
up the imprisoned Debtors' Relief Bill, the Bishops' Lease
and tubers, which were read a first time.
Petitions in favour of the Propagation of Christianity
were presented in great numbers, by Lords ',tyrant)/
URST. ERSZINS, and STAN MOPE. Laid on the table.
The condderation of the Bortbwick Peerage Case
poned 6_ll to-morrow.
S Mr. TAY! ORD COOZE attended, and stated that tbe .
General bad not had time to examine into bis china ; upon
he WA" ordered to attend this day se'nnight, and state •
gress bad been made.
I.ord REDESISA.LE moved the second reading of
tent Bill.

Lord LAUDERDAI,E objected to these secret
as injurious to the ,community and to ingenious in,
Another man might{ by applying his ingenuity in the
(perhaps afer the labour of years) fill upon a similar
but when he applied for a patent, he would then Le
invention had !leen long before fogad out, and that
his labour was lost. It Patents were granted at all,
the specification ought to be public, that those w
follow in the same track.might know what had been
France, Patent, were printed and circuloted, as hr b
to observe when he was in that country. The dal(
was stated to be to conceal the invention from foreigim
foreignerri had only to contrive to have an action brought re,
to the Patent, and then the specification must be produced. ‘,
Bill could not pass in its present shape. He wopld endeavour t..
suggest some amendments in the Committee ; but the defects of
the Bill could nqt be cured, and he shOuld therefore take*"
sense of the House upon it. at the third readikg.
Lord REI)ESDALE said, it was not absolutely impossible for
the Bill to pass in its present shape, for another Lill of the same
description had already passed; but he admitted that the Bill
was defective, and that IV would be neceuary to antatid it in the
Committee.
The LORD CHANCTLLQR said that there were concise..
able difficulties in the case; but the question was, whether th,
ought not to struggle with them, in favour of an individua`.‘r:,.)
had deserved well of the Public ?
The Bill was then read a second time.—Adjourned.

INCS,
Appeal Cue
mow.
ions, brou4lit
is Lease Bill,
Inky in Ind:a
POOL, BAIL.
WIC Wall post.
the Attorney
; upon which
ate what pro.
of Lee's Pa.
specificatiert,
he Saint; n;,•:.
lar inventiou;
e told that the
the whole of
I. he thought
rho wishel to
!en done. In
• had occasion
inn at the &I
weighers; Mit
'ought relative
roduced. The
endeavwgrtn
London, England, 1813-05-26

HAM COMMON.

ELEGANT VILLA, delightful PI EASURE GROUNDS,
LAWN, GARDENS, and GROUNDS, of the late Lord
V•scount TOKRING I'ON. dezdasrd.•
By Mr /SATES,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, June e, at Twelve, by direction
of the Executors,
91HIS Elegint VILLA, is situate in the' Pic-
JL tura:llle Vicinage of Richmond Park, embellished with
-n, Pleasure grounds, Shrubliery-walas, and Plantations.
The Dwi ling is arranged in suits of principal apartmenti,, nu-
merous cheerful Bed chambers, Dressing-rooms and Closets,
placed round a spacious gall,ry ; an elegant Drawing-room con-
vected wit', a beautiful Orangery and Conservatory; capital
Dining-parlour, Library, Moriting•room, Marble Hall, screened
by an Alcove and entra,.ce palisades; a judicious range of Scr-
eams* Offices, detached Kitchen, good Stabling, Standing for two
Carriages, and suitable appendages ; spacious Court-yard, enclo
by folding gates. The Gardens, Grounds, and Plantations are in
a very productive train, and a waled Garden, clothed with prime
standard and wall Fruit- Hot-nouse, Green-house, Mellon-
ground, /cc. cot raining, in the whole, about twelve Acres, form-
ing a most desirable kesidence fur a Family of distinction.
Descriptive Particulars, together with Tickets for viewing,
may be had of Mr. Bates, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square.
London, England, 1813-05-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. SHAW (of Dublin) brought up a Prt it lon from the C,
zens of Dublin, in favour of sending Missionaries to India. or.
dered to lie on the table.

The Life Annuity Bill was read a third time and passed.
Mr. R. WARD brought up several Papers relating to the Or.!,
nance Department, which were ordered to be printed.
The Salvage Bill was read a fint, and ordered sp be read a so
cond time to-morrow.
Mr. RYDER said be should not persist In his motion for the
Call of the House on Mond.* next, the necessity for It being
over, by the decision of the Hous4 law night on the Cathsilic
Question. The order to; calling over the late defaklters was thcr.
discharged.
The House went into a further consideration of the Report of
the Wiltshire Canal Bill.
Ms. J. PITT spoke in favour of the Bill.
Mr. DICKINSON moved, that the Report be taken into fur-
ther conshierationltils day three months.
On a division, there appeared to be—ln favour of the Amend-
ment, 47—Against it, 120.
Mr. WHI VISREAD moved, that tile Papers laid on the table
relative to the Civil List be printed. Ordired.—He then said,
that as one of them was rather long, and would of course take
some time in printing, he would beg leave to ask the Right Hon.
Gentleman, whether he still persisted in his intention of brin-
ing forward kis motion respecting the Civil List on Thursday
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he shouli
certainly bring on his motion on that subject on Thursday, un.
less it should be the wish of the Hon. Gentleman, or any utile:
Member to postpone it.
Mr. WHITBREAD saki he had no wish on his own part to
postpone it, and only asked the question that the HOUSE. might
generally understand so important a motion was actually lard
for that day.
London, England, 1813-05-26

PRICE SIXPINCR-HALPPENNV a_

DEMEItARY AND EiSEQUEI3O4
nnder.igned, in his capacity of Deputy First Marshal of tht
Honourable Cuutt of lu.tice of the. United Colony of Dente.
rari and Esquetio, adverttset, by 'theft. Prsetirs, ter the
j'irst, Second, and 1 hird Time, that he Will, by
.y.rine
of a Sentence of said Cotift, and Ow
EXPOSE and SELL. at •PLIIII.iC E-XECU :lON SALE, in
tl-e Month of December, 1813.
rr HE COTTON PLANTATION called HOPE,
falan known by the Name of the CAPE of 000 D H. /Pi
with all the Bulkditigs, ::laves, and further Appurtroaneet,
tinve un Watkanain laiand, Estequebu River, on b..lialt. of 1.. A.
J. Philippart, Attorney of the Heir, H. W. and M. Kaolin*"
PLintiri, verse. Win. Waters, Priprietor of said Plantation, the
I iOPE. *nat.- on Wackanani island, Eseque!•o, Defendant.
The Inventory of the above-nanted Plantation, the HOPE% Is
daily to be seen at the Counting-home of Messrs. Prineep,saun.
dors, and Cu. Sr. Helms' Place, London.
Tire Judicilim of the Pr*, and Concerrence on the Net PTO*
ceeds of the Sale.of said Cotton Plantation, the HOPE, will be
held by the said Honourable Court of Justice, three Monte
after the slay of Sale, for which reason all those that may pretend
to have any Right, 'Elite, or Interest to the Net Procei.dit of the
said Cotton Plantation, the HOPE, or oilier* se, are h:revittla
by me, the undersigned Deputy Fir t Marshal of thi Said
Honourable Court of Justice, SUMMONED to ap,wea: In Per.'
sem, or by their Attorney, on the first Day appointed for hear.
big, which will be holden here In the Month of February, 1814$
in order to lay their Claim in due form, under the pen thy that
against the non-appwrers will be proceeded Js the Law directs.
(Signed) A. M. NIEER FENS,
Rio Detnerary tad E-sequebo.l Deputy Fir-t Marshal.
this 4th Day of March, lel 3.1

BARLOW HALL IARM, NEAR SELBV,
In the East Riding of the Courry of York.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD FARM, called
BARLOW HALL FARM, three mites from Se/by, in till
East Riding of the County of York; contaiarn • 594 Acres of
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture I.and, lot to Mr. Edward Hare,
tenant at will, at £625 per annum, who pays the Land- Fax,
('i3 1e.,. 6d.) and does all repairs.—For Particotirs apidy to
Mr. Msberley, King's• Road, Bedtord-row, Lond,n • Mr. Bain-
bridge, Aberlord, Yorkshire ; or Mr. 1 hos. Bambhige, No. 651.
GuiLiford-street, London, where Plass may be seen.
London, England, 1813-05-26

SOUTHAMP I'ON.

BITTERN MANOR HOUSE, a Capital Family Residence,
• with Pleasure Grounds, Garden, and Land, partly bounded
by the River ltchen, and on- mile and a hall from Southampton..
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, Jun. ii, at Twelve,
THIS very Eligible ESI'ATE, whic% is hel,l
under the Bishop of Winche ter for three Lives, which a
Purchaser at this tilde will have the power of nominating, in con-
sequence of an arrangement made to that effect ; comprising a
caisiial an ! elegant FAMILY RE' IDENCIi., planned for the ac-
commodation of a Family of the first respectability, seated on a
Lawn, with a full view of Southampton, the River, &c. Pleasure
Grounds and thriving Plaitations, convenient Offices of all des-
cripri Lis, Coach-house, stables, and Out buildings, excellent
Kitchen Gardiiti, walled round, and planted with choice Fruit
Trees, Entrance Lodge, and Meadow Land an Island, Ste. and
contains in the whole about s,•venteen Acres. 'lle properly is
partly bounded by the River itcheu, and is in the posseuioq of
Colonel De ,Billingiirst, tnider an agreement for a iense for a
term, of which about six years are unexpired. Flies* Premises
are situate in a beautiful part of the country, in the Parish of
South Stoneham, on the road to Boiler, and tke land tax has been
redeemed.

May be viewed, by leave of the Tenant. Particulars may he
obtained at the New Inn, West End; Dolphin, Southampton;
Crow, Portsmouth ; Bush, Farnham ; Demeaey's, Hartford
Bridge; White Hart, Salisbury; of Messrs. Foulkes, l:ongford,
and W Alford, Southampton-street, Covent-garden ; at Ca rraway's ;
and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden 4quart, Lonsion.
London, England, 1813-05-26

A BEAUTIIRM ESTATE FOR VALE, IN THE SOUTH
OF COJ I'LAND, AND CO.UN l'Y OF DUMFRIES.
.1.0 BE SOLD BY PRIVA l'E CON IAC
THE ESTATE of 3'l'lEl,S-I'ON, in the Parish
of Holywood, and County aforesaid; consisting of 625
English Acres, or thereby, 450 of which aft Arable, nearly
125 of Pasture Ground, and about 38 of very valuable thriving
Wood, mostly Oak, of 23 years standing, with more than 100
Oak Reserves, or Ftandards, upwards of 60 years old, besides
some valuable and ornamental 4kl Trees around Stielstan House.

This Property is situated on the Banks of the river Cairn, five
miles from Dumfries (one of the neatest and pleasante.t towns in
Scotland), in a most delightful part of the country, and genres*
and excellent neighbourhood, commanding an extensive and
charming View cr the Vales of _• Rivers Cairn and Nith, of the
Solway Frith and Town of Dumfries. Frw properties possess so
many local advantages, or delightful situations for building upon.
The Premises and surrounding Country abound with Game, as
do the Rivers with Fish; and the County of Dumfries has beies
long alai justly celebrated for the salubrity of ifs air aro) climate,
the fertilify of its soil, and the respectability of ifs inhaletants.
The Leases expire at Whitsunday first, excepting that of one
of the Farms of about 230 Acres, which is current hoe fourkeara
thereafter.

The Proprietor has right to the tiends (which are raised), and
the riblic bur hens are eery small.
Fur:her particulars will be given bt Robert Welstf.;Esq. of
Northumberland-street, Edinburgh Alexander Pair,
Esq. Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh; or by Samuel Clark, jun.
Wther in Dumfries, in whose baud, are the Title Deeds and a
Plan of tke Estats. The Wood Fetester or Teoaas will skew
the Grounds, &c.
London, England, 1813-05-26

SHIPWRECKS.

THE benevolent attention of the Charitable of this
great Metropolis is most anxiously solicited to the late
melancholy event in Donegal Bays on the North West Coast of
Ireland. By this awful vi‘itation, no less than 4 industrious
Fishermen, actively employed in provisiihg the means of support.
ing their Families, have suddenly perished ! thirty Widows
have to lament in sorrow and misery the fate of their Husbandss
and 10-2 Children are thrown destitute Orphans 'Ton the World.
A Calamity so disastrous and extensive is unparalleled in the do-
mestic History of that Country. Many of the unhappy Sufferers
in this Misfortune are rendered totally destitute of support, and
others have at once been deprived of Property and Lite, by the
expiration of their Leases—thus it may be truly said, that ail are
become equal objects of public compassion. An appeal to the
humanity of the Public has already been made 'in Ireland and
Scott-n.l, with considerable success; and it is hoped that where
Charity is fed with sue% unbounded liberality, the event will nut
be less favourable.

Benefactions will be received by Messrs. Morland and Co.
Bankers. Pall-mall.

FAMILY BREWING.
XTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
1.1 the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
respectfully in!orin the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that i 9
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed di
their premises, No '245, (near the Ha7-iiizrket) Piccadilly;
where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of that li-
beral patronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine combines the Fire plum, Coppers, Marsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop B.,ck, and Working Fun, in one Utensil
winch isltcompact' durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in i:s operation.
The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to snia/1
Families, or the most extensive establishments
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of saying, they have most re-
spectable testimonials, and can give references to Gentlemen in
Town, and Country, who have bail experience of the utility of
the invention.

Sold by the Patentees, No. 2.15, Piccadilly, London ; and
No. 10, Wine-street. 13ri,to1 ; also by the principal Eurnisitiog
ironmongers in the United Kingdom.
_ _

N. R. and Co. brew iu the Mac Line for public Inspecdon,
every Tuesday, in London and Bri►toL

NEW IPROCES3,
London, England, 1813-05-26

Schools atte ded.

4.ILTEN'sIiANCINGanj MUSIC ACADEMYACADEMY
for tespectahk Pupils unly, IP, •sherrard—itreet, Golden-
spare. Dancing evenings, Tuesday awl Friday, terms £l.. Is.
ti• quarter, from nine to ten, or 4.2. 2s. from ei3h, to tin ; or on
tednesday and Saturday at los r. Au Academy for Vocal and
bstratnental Mown in general on Monday and Thursday,
Al. I ts. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holiday., or £2. •a.
',;lout. The Harp is double these terms. Etch Pup! pays
Is. entrance, eact t,t yo•mg I .alies in Town for :chord vaca •
eons, who pay XI. Is. for the month. Private Tuition at all other
Non. Assemblies on Thursdays.
Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold aonsi-
sStrahly under the music-shop price.

THE PURCHASERS. of IRISH LINEN are
respectfully invited to an inapection of the present Stock of
Shining and Sbeedag, at /.o. 4, Bloomsbury-square—cer-
t ainlY the most extensive and best selected in London, and the
thmpest that has come to hand for sonte years. A resident Agent
13 Du!.lin, taking every advantage of the Irish Market, and best
bleacte;?_enables the above House to sell much chea•ier than any
°tit'''. No ankle but Irish I Men sold by the single piece, war-
ranted of round fabric, and gras. bleached; the money returned
If a fault appears. Irish Notes taken in payment, or cub given
for them Country orders promptly executed with care.
SAMUEL P. LEA, No. ;0, Strphen.street, Dublin, gents
701-1 N PONOVAN4 A
Bloomsbury-square. London. -
17.76WE's s.ENT BRI I'ISH SHIRTING
-La CLOIH--the only Manufacture of the Kind bathe United
1.10[40:11. Established 1808.
Ibis fabric Iron, its commencement has been manufactured
sirllt a view for sale to private Families ani home Trade, and is
Irmsv brought to a degree of none: ce and perfection unequalled,
sad sold at about half the price at Irish Linen
It is peculiarly adapted for all seasons and climates by its free-
' from the effects incident to the changes of the Atmosphere,
to which every otter description of blurtirg Cloth is liable.
Its durability and beautiful whiteness atter five years trial,
"ands ut,rivaUed, and the Proprietor pledges himself to reim-
r any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
fear which it is recommen,:ed
at the Patentees Original Warehouse. No. 154, Cheap-
-7tie•l^ar S. Paid's; Harding, Howell, and Co. 89, Pan Mail,
'1.4114 Alter house ma' London.
London, England, 1813-07-14

DIED.

. —.—.
Last week, at Bristol, Mrs. l!erriter, the wife of Mr. Stephen
Maurice Ferriter, of this City.
Sunday last, at Ivy Cottage, Panon'a Green, Elinor, the wife 1
of Charles Hayes, Esq.
At half-past one, on Saturday, the nd inst. at her house in Red
Lion-square, Mrs Williams (wife of Mr. W. the justly celebri-
tesi oculist), after a severe affliction of .hree days, which she sus-
tained with Christian fortitude and pious resipnation to the Di-
vine will, thetehy proving that her best affections were set on
things above. Gratitude to the memory of this most excellent
person, compels ore of her very numerous friends to inform the
world, that this valuable woman, as a female Oculist, never had
an equal; and thousands are to he fume: in Great Britain this day
who owe the recovery of their sight to her kind and benevolent
gratuitous attention, who will, no doubt, embalm her memory
' with a tear, the grateful effusion of a heart truly sensible of the
1 benefit received. In fine, Mrs. Williams was pious, without os-
tentation or bigotry; she was emphatically " a Christian" a IV 0-
man of a strong mind, but joined to a delicate constitution ; and
her success a. an oculist for 15 years was only exceeded by her
desire of doing good to bet suffering fellow-mortals. These con.
ritierationt, the writer trusts, will prove sufficient to claim a place
1 in every onblkation, by way of stimulating others to endeavour
to ane.lt rate the complicated misery of the human species.
London, England, 1813-07-14

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

NOTICE is hereby giden, That a GENERAL.
ASSEMBLY of thr DRURY•LA-:E PRO lE'ro gt •
be held at the Crowe and Anchor •I'avern on Monday, 7.11.
26tla day of July, at One o'Clock precisely, for general pti.l),)s.s.
When the Profit of Subscription Shares for th.l Season I gi
i 3 will be declared: which will be payable on and afar the let
slay of August next.
The holders of the £5OO Debentures upon t .e late ' heatr.
axe hereby infotatied that their Annuities, settled by Agreement,
*dials° be payable on and: aft•-r the ist lac o August next.
The Transfer llOOk of the New Subscription harts
closed on Monslay, the 19th of July, and reopened on lues,tay,
the :id day of Angus!.
London, England, 1813-07-14

THE ARMY.

The 7th Hussars has received orders to hold them-
selves in readiness for foreign service.
The detachments from the heavy cavalry depot in
Canterbury, destined to join their gallant brethren
in the Peninsula, have been ordered to proceed to
Portsmouth, in three divisions, for immediate em-
barkation. The sth Dragoon Guards marched in
consequence on Monlay ; the 3d Dragoon Guards,
and Ist (Royal) Dragoons yesterday ; and will be
followed by the 3d and 4th Dragoons, this day.
Thursday the first division of the East Kent Militia,
commanded by Colonel Paqata., marched from their
quarters in Leinster, on its route to Cork, where the
regiment is to embark for England ; and cn Friday
the second division, under the command W Captain
BROCKMAN, took the same route.
London, England, 1813-07-14

COPENHAGEN, JUNE 15.

All the Cavalry which are in the islands of Zea-
land and Fuhnen are to assemble next week to per.
forth great mancrivres in the neighbourhood of this
capital.—M. de Lesakewelsch, Russian Minister, and
Count Dohna, Minister from Russia, are still here.
Changes in the Ministry are 'spoken of, but pro-
bably without foundation. Admiral Deckum has
returned here, with all our seamen who served in
the French fleet at Flushiu.
Itles 22.—The gracious reception which the Em-
peror gave M. de lass, has produced a very agree-
able sensation here. According to what is repotted
his Majesty expressed himself in terms the most
flattering to Denmark.
Jove 25.—Several of our Countrymen have been
sent from Sweden.
AUGSBURG. JUNE 27.
All the troops stationed here for some time have
put themselves in motion. There are among those
troops many Italians and Neapolitans. The Italian
reserve park of artillery, cantoned here for three
months, has just set out for Bareuth ; 1060 horses
are employed in transporting it.

MILAN, JUNE 30.
The departure of his Royal Highness it announced
as being very near. A part of his carriages has already
Set OIIC for Verona.
FRANKFORT, JULY L

" Camp near Wurtzburg, July 1.
" SOLDIER, I—Our Emperor has just given me a fresh proof of
his confidence by placing under my orders the division* which
compose the Bavarian Army of Obeervaion.
" All the troops who join this army are better soldiers than
those who immortalized themselves in the fields of l.utzen and
Wurtchen, and who in so short a time knew hew to confound
the fallacious hopes of our enemies.

" Soldiers! you have already merited eulogiums from the
Emperor in the battles of Ulm, Austerlitz, Jena, Friedland,
Wagraru, and in the campaigns ill Spain I hope you will be
worthy of the reputation you have acquired.
" Soldiersl rememb-r the laurels r i h which your eagles are
crowned. You have astonished the universe by your valour—
makeyourselves the adm•ration ait by your discipline. Never
sully the fine title of Frenchmen by pillage and devasta.ion. You
will always End in me a Chief equally just as severe—many of
you ar- rot ignorant of this.
" Respect religion, persons, property ; love the Sovereign and
the country and victory will crown our fforts.
(Signed) " Avon' aim, Duke of Castiglione,
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Obseivation in Bavaria
JULY 2..;—The passage of troops does not cease ;
the Bth and 28th regiments of lOrt infantry, the 27th
and 60th of the line, yesterday arrived in our town.
All these corps are destined for the Bavarian army.
Independently of those troops, there daily pass strong
marching columns and numerous convoys of artillery
for the army in Saxony.
London, England, 1813-07-14

NA VA!. INTELLIGENCE.

The following East Indiamen, which sailed from
Portsmouth on the 29th of January last, were on the
27th of March in lat. 14. S. long. 25. %V. under con•
voy of his Majesty's ship DieoAt.us, viz. the MARQUIS
OF WELLINGTON, Paitxcvs ANTLIA, BRIDORwAIEkt,
Essex, ATLAS, Rose, METCALF, and BAKIN O.
London, England, 1813-07-14

NEW MUSIC.

THE ever-memorable Bair me of' Virrtai t lor tae
Pisnoforte. cornpo.- aril cl:d.ca:eti to Fief! Niar.hal Wei.
Lop on. by R eansubed, price 32, ref ; It),of Les Peti Bi•
g jos; con, ming celebrat 1:1 Air of The fhorn. a-ranged a
Rondo, with an introductory inevem-nt, by .1 Davy price 25.:
The Brazen Bust, a Rotuailaz Melo Drawl: CornFo,ed. and ac-
ranged for the. Pianoforte, by H R..litshop, price 65.: A: rb,ar:
Rondo, composed by J. Parry, pricy is.; 1.13. e Regent's Park,
Rondo.. by M. Hoist, price is. 6d.
London : Published, by 90:siding, D'Almain. Potter, and Co.
N...:'0: Soho-square; and N+.7, Weatmoreland•street,

This day was published, in 4to. price 101.61
VAGARIES VINDICATED; or, H Y roma=
HT rEACILITICKS, a 1-o ; addressed to the Reviewers.

By GEORGE COLMAN the Younger.

Printed fur Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Branco, Pater-
Baster row; and at the British Gallery, 64, New Bond.strent ;
and R. W Ellisron, John-street, Bristol

THE QUEEN'. WAKE.
This day was published, elegantly printed in Octavo,
The 2d &bijou. price 12s. boards,

THE QUEEN'S WAKE ; a Legendary Poem.
By J AMTS HOGG, the Ettrick Shepherd.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
noster.row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Boud-street,
London ; and G. Goldie, F.dinhursh.

tiffs day were published, price Is.

REPRESENTATIONS of the BRAZILIAN
MERCHANTS against the Insults offered to the Portu-
guese Flag, and against the violent and oppressive Capture of
several of their Vessels, by some Officers belonging to the ling.
l!sh Navy, &c. &e.
Pruned for J. M. Richard-nn, No St, Cornhill.

Just published.

ACATALOGJEcf a select and valuable COL-
LECTION of BOOKS, Ancient and Modern, in various
Languages, including many articles of grea• rarity, now on Sale
by ALEXANDER W LiON, 142, Triniga!e, Glasgsow.
Where may he seen Two Views of the Archbishop's Palace of
plasgiiw, with sz. Nicholas' Cleipel and otter Ancien
now removed; to be engravi.d in A luatint, and coloured in
...n of the Ori3inals, by the most eminent Lordiet ists,
after 1-..,gfly finished Drawii gs, by W Bums, executed Irons ac-
anat• erigit,al sketches, XX the pair.
'Pies.- /quits :.re to he published by subscription ; a very
fed number of impressions will be taken, a..d they wit' be deli-
vered in the exact order o' subscription.
A seli vim of the meat interestirg o' Sir Robert Airline's
telebra,ed collection of Views in Turkey, in Europe, a-d in Asia,
firm, skill', the Eolian Islands, Temple of Diana at Ephesus,
eliCc. beautifuly co lured, price Six Guineas.
rice: ls. to be !rad at the place of sale ; of Messrs
John Andepicin and Co. Parliament-square, Edinburgh; and
'Me.srs and Robinson, Paternoster-!c,w.
London, England, 1813-07-14

TO BE RESOLD,

Pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a
Cave, SCOTT against WALL, before p()::FRT STE►LK, Esq..
one of the felasters of the said Court, at the Public Sale Room
of the said Court, in Southampton-101dings, Chlanserrlatte,
London, on Wednesday the 21st day of July, 1813, between I
the hours of Otte and Two otruck in the Afternoon, in
Three Lot.,
CERTAIN FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD
ESTATES, late the Provrty of Tutigns WALL, Fsq. de-
ceased, consisting of two Cnpyhuld Me.,sitar.es or Tenements,
situate in Church-row, Is!evvorth. in the County of IVlisidleseir,
held of the Lord of the I 'tutor of ;he Rectory of Isheworth and
the Freehold A)le or Island, late used as an Osier Ground. situate
in the River Thames trotting the aforesaid Mt:Swages or Tem,'
mews, containing about i 79 feet in length, and abont 21 feet
in breadth.
Particulars may be had at the said Master's Chambers, in
Southampton-Buildings, Chancery-lane; •of Messrs. King and
(Arkin, Solicitors, Bedford ; at the Phcenis Inn, Isleworth;
Pieeons, Benttford ; Or, yhound; Richmond; Star anktiarttsr,
Kew Bridge ; and at Garrawayss.
London, England, 1813-07-14

FALMOUTH, JULY IL

Sailed the Queen Charlotte Packet, for Malta ; and
the Townsend Packet, for Corunna.—Wind N.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 12.

---
Arrived the MesEt.nus frigate. from Portsmouth.
—Sailed his Majesty's ships SPAItHOW, ROYALIbTI
SCYLLA, 49.11110 W, Winritio, and SEALAKY, on a
cruize.—Wind variable.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.

Arrived his Majesty's ship DEftweNv, from off
Chet burgh. Sailed the COIWELIA sloop of war, with
a beet for the Downs.

DEAL, JULY is.
Sailed the RAVEN sloop of war, for off Flushing.
YARMOUTH, JULY 13.

S tiled the UHGENT, fur Pnrttrnouth; and the Bar.
Tim FA:ft, nn a a t.:ze. s, apparently fri-
gates, are passing to the northward, at the back of
the Sands.