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London, England, 1812-09-03

NEXT MONDAY. 4' I
TtISH, Contractor for the Lottery, respectfully
• advises the Public to make their purchases at his Offices, 4,
CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING CROSS, on or before MON-
DAY, as the Lorrear begins on TUESDAY Morning, when
£20,000, £40,000, or
3E30,000, 4E50,000,
MAY BE GAINED BY A BLANK.
The Lowest Prizes are £22 each, and every Number will be
drawn from the WheeL

SINGULAR ADVANTAGEOUS stivrii LOTTERY.
UURNSBY and Co. Stock Brokers, 26, Cornhill,
beg leave to remind their Friends and the Public, that the
LO'ITERY is big with important Chances, and solicit their fa-
ws on the present occasion.
*The Drawing begins NLIT TUESDAY, the mils of September.
Only 10,000 tickets. A Blank may gain £50,000.
Orders,. by Post or Carrier, executed on the same terms u If
Pr6ert:
Hoewei and Co. have divided among their Friends upwards
siThree Niiliitios Sterling, which they trust Is the best recoil'.
Illeadar.on for the tonere favours of the Public.

- A NIW ENGLISH ORAMMAIt.
This day was published, a Second Editics, in 18mo. price Is. 6d
_ . bound in redo - -
GUY'S ENGLISH SCHOOL GRAMMAR,
-Idapted throughott to the use of Schools and private
Teachers.—By JOSEPH GUY, suns
In thin work Practice is in every step blended with Theory ;
and theprintiples of grammes are unfolded In a way that even
the 1110 gt popular Treatises make no pretensions to and both
Rules, Examples, and.Exerciseis, with battier is needful for the
grammatical studies of you'll, are comprisectin this Volume.
Printed for C. Ciadock and W. Joy, S 2 Paternoster row ; and
C. Law, Ave-Maria-laite.

GENTEEL FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,
Known as the GROVE, HENDON PLEASURE GROUNDS,
GARDENS, and SIXTY.ONE ACRES of Rieh LAND.
By Messrs. BURTON and RISE, •
On :May, Seineniber 11, at Twelve o'cl•tr,k, ai Garraway'.,
SINGULARLY desirable detached FREE.
HOLD RESIDENCE, approached through the park like
grounds by an ornamental avenue, the late a esidence and property
of Wu. Diener, Esq. detea44. The preen .e.s eery
convenience for a Family, and 6tligtxtrolly situat:;.l :o embracer
beautiful prospects of cousidt:able extent yid serial y, and Include
Drawing, Xining, Mor iug, ani •Orn lemanes Rooltes, several
Ded.eisambers, suitable Domestic Arrangements, detached double
Coaeb-house, escell.nt Stable, Brewhoust, and requisite Out-
' offices, handsome Lawn, bastifol Gruu:l4‘, tau-fully disposed
and ornamented with illaillfetiShrubs, Fruit and Vegetable Oar-
dens, and about 61 Acr,:sof Meadow Las I, whim w• I.b!
sided into Lob to 1014 the convergence of purchniers.
Tu be viewed 14 days perviuus to the Sae, when 4er-dpdve
Paetieukun, with Plans, tray be lead Osi the Prenniks ; 0( Messrs.
:-.y:tes and Knowles, So3c ;ors, New ;at Gatrawsibi lead
o: 'Messrs. Burnot au .116 t, 02, Coruhill. •
London, England, 1812-10-26

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 43.

Arrived yesterday the DAturrtess man of war,
from a cruize. The Aid, DAYBORS, and a transport,
with troops& both for Lisbon, part of the SKAIPLOWSWII
convoy, put back by contrary windi. Arrived the
Windsor Castle packet, from Corinna in three days ;
Whim, Witsow, from the West Indies, last from St.
Thomas's, in 37 days, with the loss of mainmast,
which was carried away about 6 feet above the deck,
on Sunday last, in a heavy gale ; she was also obliged
to heave her guns overboard. The Princess Amelia
picket, MoonsosiE, left St. Thomas's three days be-
fore the Whim, and has not yet arriired.
PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.,
Arrived the Fortune, DAVIS, from Portsmouth
BITTERN sloop of war, bound to Liverpool on the
-impress service, forced back by the heavy gales; and
kla hash lighter from Ringmere. Sailed the BARBARA
schooner, with a fleet under convoy for the Eastward;
the DOTTERELL and rOXHOUND, of 18 guns each, on
separate cruizes ; and the Mutton cutter, for the
fleet off Brest. The VIRAGO, 14 guns, and SURLY,
8 guns, went from liirnoaze and anchored between
ti* Island and the Main.
London, England, 1812-10-26

• GENERAL AGENCY.
AS many Persons remote from London want a con-
fidential Agent, Messrs. Drummond and Co. Nam Army,
and Money Aviv •, 23, Russell Mews, Howland-street, Fitzroy.
square, acquaint them, that tiny lend money en all sorts of Keil-
rity, to any amount they buy and sell estates, collect rents,
debts, &c. they transact all business in a banking or commercial
line, accept bills at two months, on the receipt of goads ; they
can enable their Einployers tb make the largest interest of their
money legally and s. fely ; they answer questions, without mak-
ing a demand for it.— Apply personally, or by letter post paid.
London, England, 1812-10-26

• . . PIANO FORTH.
TO be SOLD, a Capital PIANO POI&TE, as
-road as new, with the additional Keys, Pedal Double
Action, inside Desk, pillar Legs, and eyery other requisite, for
24 Guineas, original price 54' Guineas, warranted to stand Wal
in tune, and perfectly calculated.fot, the C,pnatry, or to go Abroad.
May be seen et No. 5, Leicester Plate, from Ten to Four o'clock.
If wanted for the Country, Packlug-Cate, Bootiag,kc. at the
Waggon-Office, Two Guineas.

BY HIS KlLJEstrr. ROYAL AUTHORITY.
riVAME4O.2fId SEWARDIs Patent 411r,gR.
-11.• POOL. and LANCASTER LAMPS, adapted to every
purpose irki'sltuatlen. These Lamps being calculated to produce
a greatur quantity, of brilliant pure light than any lamp hitherto
invented, try the she of, the cheapest oils only, and being thus ren4
dered of the utmost importance to the public, some needy manu-
facturers have lately endeavoured to introduce several spurious
descriptions, like the original ohly in ontWard appearance ; one
will be found with a large wick in a complete circle, exactly the
same as the old Argand on a large scale; this is modestly called
au improvement upon the Liverpool Lamp; it is scarc.dy neces-
sary to point out ho* much more oil must be consumed by a
complete circle of flame than where ft is broken by three con 4.
&Table spaces,or howpiuch masa smoke and less brilliant light will
be produced by the flame where the air had not so free and com-
plete accet4l a very slight r. flection will make it apparent to every
one; the original (and only) Patent Liverpool Lamps, have the
names of Tormeau and :reward on the shield in thecentre of the
King's Arms, and are sold at their Wholesale and Recall Ware-
houses, No. 152, Drury-Lane, opposite Long-Acre; and church-
street Liverpool—whete may be had the best Oil, Wic.k and
Chislinies for the above.
London, England, 1812-10-26

JAVA.

We have received Java Government Gazettes to
the Bth March; they relate principally to those judi-
cial and commercial regulations consequent on con.
quest, and which will, it is to be hoped, tend to ren-
der the acquisition advantageous to the British, and
ultimately promote the happiness of the natives and
settlers.

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Governor Raffles has directed the formation of a
. Javanese, corps, which, when completed, would con-
sist of 4.000 men. Colonel Gibbs, and Captain Fraser*
were superintending the enlistments at Sourabayar
The legion of the native Prince Prangwedono,
comprising 1500 men, had been taken into British
pay. The officers and men would wear the British
uniform. The Prince was to be Colonel• Comma-
ndant, and all the officers were to be appointed by
Government, from his family, or on his recommen-
dation. They would have local rank, except when
'Acting with British troops. Lieutenant Paul had
.been appointed Adjutant to the legion. Twelve
`hundred Spanish dollars are to be allowed tLe Prince
ttonthly, for the subsistence and all other expences
Attending the legion.
All the Courts .of Justice on the island have been
'new modelled on the plan of those of Great Britain,
so as to separate the judicial from the police duties,
and insure the prompt, free, and impartial adminis-
stration of justice.
London, England, 1812-10-26

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BUENOS AIRES.
Fresh adv;ces have been received from Buenos
Ayres, by which we learn, that one European Spa-
niard more bad been convicted of being a principal ►n
the conspiracy, and had paid the forfeit of his lite:
In all 28 had been put to death. Upon the restora-
tion of tranquility, many of the Spaniards who had
been under arrest, had been set at liberty, whilst
others had been sent out of the country. Throirgh
the interference of Lord Strangford, a perfect good
understanding was maintained between the Portu-
guese Government and the Junta. Information had
reached Buenos Ayres, that all the Peruvian mines,
and the mint at Potosi, were in, the power of the
army of Lima. In consequence cf the deficiency of
specie, arising from this cause, sales of goods were
very heavy. Produce was not plentiful nor likely to
be so for a length of time ; as the ravages of the
civil war on the eastern side of the River Plate had

ruined the Estancius, where hides and tallow of the
first qualities were prepared. The punishment of
the conspirators had revived the animosity of the Go-
vernment and inhabitants of Monte Video, against
the Junta of Buenos Ayres ; and active preparations
were making for the recommencement of hostilities.
London, England, 1812-09-04

PosEN, AUGUST' 12.

The inhabitants of Lublin have replied to the eat
of Prince Jablonowski, and have taken up arms with
the most lively enthusiasm. On the 'llst of July,
to repel the attacks with which they are threatened
by a rash enemy, they forsook the plough, wcrkshops,
&c. fir the sword, and, at the first sound of the
trumpet, all, without distinction of rank or age,.
marched from the town ;—all ranged themselves
among the defenders of the country, and all after-
wards separated, extremely sad at not having an op-
portunity of contributing to humiliate their country's
enemy, but in waiting with impatience when they
may have that distinction.
London, England, 1812-09-04

sta-The following Lines were written after reading that
Jtarl Watt:awl-ow was created a Marini'. U they are worthy
of Insertion, they mew, your service a

~ ,::.. .. •,.

In vain, great Aa•rvsa, to enhance thy fame,
We to the Haao add a Maeguss' name :
A Star and Garter Kings can.gtve or take,
But Ht.svist alone a lirstxasmtv can make t
Here virtue, Crassa's gresenetai,
Ther glorious names, the cutesy and troop, are Wei.
In vain with art thy monomeric we raise,
Arch the proud sculpture, to exalt thy praise ;
The Tagus banks, andyoure's concave shore, ,
That saw thy lightning, heard thy thunder roar—.
. Gleans'd with thy steel.• and trembled with thy shock,
While long red column charg'd abrough clouds of smokes
• And far andivide the vales re-reho'd round
The volley's knell, the trumpet's martial sound ;
When soaring high, from their proud circle head, • •
The Bogies tell, that mantled o'er the world I
These scenes thy titles, where French legions slain
liiarare thellood-stain'd field of injur'd Spain!
• ram'd Salamanca, in historic page,
Shaltrank with Canna till the world's last age.
IA km trophies, cut and wed on piles of static,
Crown dim with age, shall fall, by time eertheowna,
The Pyrenees thy monument shall stand,
• 'Asa, green with olives, guard a peact ful land!
goitre? DOUGLAS NAUTLTOM
ALlaturee. August re, Isle.

FRENCII MARSH •ILS.

The followiug is a correct list of the Marshals of.
the Trench Empire, extracted from the Court List,
published by the authority of Bonapatte:
__• _ _

Moneey, Duke of Cornegliano.
Jourdan.
Ma‘sene, Prince of Essling.
Augereas, Duke of Cacti hone.
Sault, Duke of Dalmatia.
Brune.
MertlerLDuke of Treviso.
Net, Duke of Etehlngen.

Davoust, Prince of Eckmahl.
B. saints, Duke of Istria.
Victor, Duke of Belton°.
Oudinot, Duke of Reggio.
Manumit, Duke of Raps'.
Macdonald, Duke of Taros-
tum.
Sucher, Duke of Albufcra.

Besides these, who are the Military Marshals, there
are four Senators __who have the title of Marshal ;
they are thoce who bring down messages from Bona-
parte to that Body, viz. the Duke cf Vainly (Kel-
lerman), the Duke of Dantzick (Lefebvre), Count
Perignon, and Count Serrurier. There is also the
Grand Marshal of the Palace, Dnroc, Duke of
Friuli. Several others, who bad formerly tf.e rank
and title of Marshals, are not numbered among them
now, having received other designations—such as
Murat, King of Naples ; Junot, Duke of Abrantes,
now Colonel• General of the Dragoons ; Bernadotte,
-Prince of Ponte Corvo, now Crown Prince of Swe-
den ; Berthier, Prince of Neufchatel and Waerarn,
Vice•Coastable, Grand Hunter, Chief of the General
Staff, &c. The Baron Deriot, General of Brigade, '
is Berrhier's Assistant and Deptity-Chief of the Ge-
neral Staff:
London, England, 1812-09-04

AT a SPECIAL GENERAL -MEETING of
the COMMITTEE for managing the PATRIOTIC.
FUND, held this Day at. the Merchant Seaman's Office,
BEESTON LON 9, Esq. in the Chair,
Resolved—That the following Address to the Public be hl-
sated in the Morning and Eveniqs Papers: •
Lloyd's, 3tst August, 1812.
The signal and glorious Victory on tbe'Plains of 'iALAIIANCA,
atehieved, through the transcendent military skill and conduct
of the Marquess of WILLINGTOts, by the Intrepid gallantry and
firmness of the brave Officers :rid Men under his command, has
been duly estimated by the admiring and grateful People of these
Realms, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed
in the most general and conspicuous manifestations of their pride
and joy. The Committee of -the Patriotic Fund feel it their
duty, on this great ocLasioe, to call on all 'lieu. Countrymen to
enable them to continue the Relief, so well earned and so highly
deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been dis-
abled in this noble Conflict, fur themselves, or the Widows,
'Orphans, and Relatives, who depended on them fir suppors.
This Institution, since its establishment at the munmeatement
of this War, has afforded an honourable and grateful assistance
or alleviation to 13,254 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and private
Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives and,
iucluding the deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent memo-
rable Victory of Salamanca, It has still a large nunsber .of the
most meritorious claims on its accustomed assistance. The Com-
mittee feel a firm reliance, that through the genrrous sympathy
of all ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the blessings of
security from the hostile and vindictive aims of its powerful
Enemy and Rival, " the British Seaman and Soldier may still
" confidently trust, that those who are dear tsi him while living,
" shall, In the event of his falling in the sacred cause, find
" Friends and Guardians in a grateful and generous Country :
" and that he who may be disabled in its defence shall not be
" neglected by those whom be has bravely defended."
(Signed) BEESTON LONG, Chairman.
Subscriptions received since the last Publication :
Barclay, Perkins and Co. £lOO 0 0 ,
Thomas Coutts and Co. • 100 o tl
Charles Oliphant, of Edinburgh 5 .5 0
Runde], Bridge and Kumla' - - 100 0 0
The Mercers' Company 200 0 0
Clark, Boyd and French. 30 0 0
Thomas Lowndes - 10 10 0
A Gentleman, per larisbech Bank . 6 10 • 6
William Hobson and Son • 50 0 0
Thomas F. Dyson, Liverpool 50 0 0
Rev. Dr. Bell - 50 0
Admiral Sir John Colpoys, K. B. 5 0 0
The Hon. South Sea Company - - 250 0 0
Doubtful, by Yb ad • 1 1 0
Richard Scaly, of Lisbon . 20 0 0
Sir Francis Lindley Wood, Fan. 10 10 0
Robert Vyner 105 0 5
The Peri& d Mary-la-Berms - 0
Captain William Carlyon, R.N. • . 15 15 0
Thomas Breham, Salthill 2 2 0
John Gazeler, Surgeon • . 2 0 0
Inhabitants of Harwich,by John Hopkins, Esq. Mayor 30 0 6
1. P. WEI.SFORD, Sec.
Suhacriptirns receivocl at Lloyd's ; and by the respective
Bankers in 'I own and Country. •
London, England, 1812-09-04

LONDON IMIDGS.

Mr. raver, rose to present a fletition, signed by a
Loge cotnniet cial population, who were maw i.r:ly
attected by the present state ot London 13rat8e, witieh
was so ruin us that dose Gentlemen who ate inter-
ested, wialid feel it InCltint)eiit to Apply to the House
at ‘...onittitals upon the siiiipet, it they had nut thoublit
that they were pursuing a more col.sot...tional course
in 'addressing themselves, to the tirst instance, to this
re. Pitsientatire It idy of the L.i:y of Lotioon,'wno were
ligh•ly considered the gie ouians and conservatots 01
the public pi opte ty. '1 he wrathy Gentle man tit'll
enumerated, according to the statement of the Yeti-
bola. the sev, rat injuries and inconvetik ncies. which
iiioLe fr. ru the ve ant of. water way under London
bridge. 01 ten arches, seven weir occupied by the
water-walks, and ot the remaining three, the c ntre
one aas alone applicable to the purposes of navigA•
ti' n; and to such an eat rut had the mischief train,
hunt the increased population and trade, that accor-
ding to the evidence given t•efore it. Committee tit the
House of Commons, it came ont that pm:cal, to'
1.0 the amount of 4,000, w.ts annually lost, and note
fewi:r than twenty lives, or mole. Atter a low fur: 1
ther observations on the importance of the subject, 1
as connected with the intettists;of a numerous com-
mercial class, tl.c worthy Gentltaran concluded, by,'
signifying, that when the ietition wai read; he should
move that it be referred to the Committee of Bridge.
Hcu,e Estates, to examine its allegations, and report
their opinion thereupon to the Coart.
Mr. Alderman GOODUEIIEitk; SAW, that very mate-
rial efitference of opinion existed among the most able
engineers, relative to London Bridge, and therefore
hoped that nothing would be done without due cau-
tion and examination.—The Petition was then read,
and the motion agreed to.
vit.-Tour OF SALAMANCA.
The Lola) Anima came forward, and stated that
he had appointed a Special Court this day, in corn.
pliatice with a requisition addressed, to him, which
being read by the Clerk,
Mr. lkplity Box rose, and said that he had been
induced to come forward, for the purpose of moving
an address to his Royal Highness the yrince Regeut
upon the late brilliant success of his Majesty's aims,
because, however unequal he felt hiinself w the per-
formance of such a task, yet he bad found that a it.
nerd Apathy prevailed among those Mensbers'of _
141 k
Ccurt whose abilittiet were atom R* suiptd J ', .
s
mance otiO gitilleful ui 404, Unctei taikettioakl
macaw isliathierolvikea Wm% . andltv*l4Mal,„
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London, England, 1812-09-04

BIRTHS.

At Nassau, New,.ProvideiTre. nu the 15th January last, the
Lady of the Hon. Alexander Murray, of a daullnee.
At Fulham, the Lady of Capt. Torrent, 3d Gliar,s, of a son.
Friday, at Dawli-h. Lady Frances I.ey, or a son.
London, England, 1812-09-04

• PRAGUE, AUGUST 10.

It is difficult to conceive how the evacuation by
the Russians, of the richest provinces of the empire,
the inhabitants of which have openly declared them,
selves. against them, could enter' into their plans of
campaign. Whatever may have caused it, we in vain
seek how to divine, that after such long preparations
for the retreat of their army, they were not better
takeh and better comt.ined, and how they came to
lose sight of the rapiJity of the Empcaor Napoleon.
London, England, 1812-09-04

' This day was publishetl, in i large vol. Bvo. plate., i tut. bawds,
ELEMEN CS of CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY.
By Sir HU N? PHRY DAVY, LL.D. •
See. R. S. Prof. Chem. R. 1. and B. A. M. R. I. Ste. Ste. Ike.
Printed iur ji Johnson and Co. Sr. Church-yard.
Who. may be had, by thi< same Author,
Researches, C.lseinsical and Philosophical ; chid!), concerning
Nitrous Oxide, or Dew, hlogliticated Nitrous Air, and its Respira-
tion, price 10s. GI in wards.

-• MIDWIFERY.
THOSE Ladies who wish for a temporary Retire-
mt-nt during their pregnancy, will meet with comfortable
accommodation, according to their circumstances (either in town
or minify), on moderate terms, by applying to Mrs tiMITH,
Midwife, No. In, Churei-street, Blackiriars Road, where they
vritl meet with the most tender treatment, and every care and
attention their delicate situation 'requires. The children, if left
to the care of Mrs. Smith, will lave every' maternal attention
paid to them. An eminent Medial Cleatiernan attends when
requ red.
London, England, 1812-01-07

LADY BRANSCOMB,
WIDOW OF. SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB,
RESPECTFULLY informs the Nobility, Gentry,
and Public, that Tickets and Shares are selling at her State
Lottery (Jfbces,
No. 1, HOLBORN BARS,
The corner of Middle-row, HollNorn,
And 250, S I'. MARGARE F'S HILL, Borough,
Where she will no doubt have the happiness to inform them part
of the Capital Prizes are sold in the New Year's State Lottery,
containing only 1;000 Tickets, and all to be drawn the 21st of
THIS MON EH.
In the last two years of Sir J. Branscomb's Life, he had the
pleasure of dis:libuting to the Public Prizes amounting to nearly
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS S I'ERLING,
and Lady B. trusts that a continuance of this unexampled success
will he experienced at her new Offices as above.
London, England, 1812-01-07

TilE ARMY.

COPY OF A cincer.Art 1.5T711: T 3 TIIE PAYMASTER OR
ItVGINICNT3.
"01 for Military Acenmpts, Dee. 23. 1811.
" SIR —lt havirg been deemed eapeJlen• tl.it th• pr•run'arr
allowance In lieu of brcrd, grarted In Article eth, of the Inttnie.
tions frnm the War-Office, glared 7'h August Inr, to Recrultirs
Parties of Militia, under certain circumstances, should, from the
25th instant inclusive, be extended to them in all caws, we are
to accuaint you therewith.

" It may be proper to observe, that Is is tint optional with th•
parties to receive either br,:arl or money, but that they are In all
cases to receive the latter from tbc i'ate atyoee-teentionotl.
" '1 he Fermsa!riady printed may 'V Ine.t.
" We are, Sir, your Most ohs ,lient ',umiak servants,
(Si 'red) '' SI. rAvrAux. JON? STUART. 1.. SU LIVANY
" P. S. Flinuld the Regiment be piled won the TH.', Etta.,
bii%liment, thr accompt of the Recruiting Officer is to be rens.
dered to tl:c Office of the Commissary in CHO, anti the amount
drawn from him, in tlic same mutter as by tie Palen-aster wto•rt
the Corps is in Great thisair. A Paplicate of tho said Atc3cnir
to be transmitted to tlds Dep3lttnent, under cover, to the Sucre-
tat), at War."

GANYMEDE, with the 9•} Dragnnns nn board,
sailed from Plymouth on Monday for Lisbon.

NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY 4.
Arrived the Nancy, TnNKIN, from Bristol; Perse.
vcrarce, Bt.:,.vett, from Bury for C. rk ; Wilson, Loa
v Env, from Tyro for Newpert ; Wiiliam Thomas,
OWFXS, from Pottsmonth for Waterford, in billast
Dispatch Picket, KIRKNESS, from Cadiz-14. days
passage.—Sailed from thet•ce, on the !nth December,
his Majesty's ships Cott:mama and PArtt.r.ox, on a
anize; on the 12th, his Majesty's ship &mum, with
transports for Tarifa ; and the Cossack, with M tits
for England.—Left at Caliz, his Majesty's shins R F.
vExcE, At.varr, Sr. A iIiINS, two Bombs, and Dar-
lington Packet. Sailed, the Duke of Montrose
Packet, BLEIVETT. for Cadiz and the MesEteir inean.
with Mails; the Pr:ncess Elizabeth Packet, Kinn,
with Mails, for Lisbon; and his Majesty's ship WA-
cum!, sv:th the f transports, Inr Lisbon,
which arrived here fr. rn Portsmouth the 2.1 instant.
(276) Watistry ; (1.16) Minerva ; (25) Rosegrow
(2) Enterpr:ze ; (314.) Blessing ; (235) Henry
(t• 2) Wi!liam Pitt; (C. 0.) Phylleare ; (B. S.) Ro-
bert ; (332) Antelope; (.55) Sarah ; and (250)
Peace.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY S.
Sailed the CoxsrAxr, 14., for Basque Roads.—The
GANYMEDE is row unit r weigh, having on board the
9th Dragoon•, and transports under convoy for Lis-
boa.—A number cf prisoners are put on board the
ST. FlonExzo this day, which vessel is expected to
sail with a convoy for the Eastward this evening.—
Arrived a large French chasse-maree, laden w:th
wine and brandy, prize to the PELORUS.

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 6.
Arrived the ROYAL OAK and VENERARLI from off
Cherburgh, and the SAN JOSEPH from Plymouth.
Sailed the EDINBCROII for the Medicerranartn, Can-
mus with a convoy for the Downs, THRACIAN and
PORT MAHON on a cniize, Vint= for Guiernsey, and
the Doris transport, Captain LAHR, for Lisbon:
London, England, 1812-01-07

BELL'S GERMAN EX 1 RAM'S.

This day was published, price is. in boards,.
FATE DEUTSCHE BLUMENLESE ; being a
A./ selection of Prose and Verse from tkc most approved Ger-
man Authors ; intended to serve the advanced Scholar as a pro-
gress ye Introduction to the German Langua2s, and the Adm;.
rers of Cuntmental Literature with a Series of agreeable and in-
structive Reading.

London : Printed for T. Boosey, 4, Broad street, Exchange ;
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MILITARY PANORAMA.

This day was published, No. I. of a New and Elegant Military
Periodical Work, enttled,
THE MILITARY PANORAMA," price 3s.
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a List of the Officers of the British Army, of those bolding
Military Appointments, and the Exchanges, Removals, Resig-
nations,. Suspensions, Deaths, &c. &c. during the period of the
Volume's publication.

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GENERAL
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last twelve yearn, begs to. inform his numerous Friends, that he
is removed from his bonier residence, No. 17, Cumberland-street,
to No. 34, Fore•street, Plymouth-Dock, the house lately occu-
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don to business, be Lopes still to give general satisfaction and to
deserve that liberal patronage which they have so long conferred
on him.

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NITINIBER 7854. •

• ritEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 8, will
he performed,
RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE.
To wilicb will be added;
THE SECRET MINE.

•
Tomorrow, The Gamester.
the new Melo-Dramatic Spectacle of The, Secret Mine eves 7
beeping till further notice..
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been a diversi•n, which ceased to exist on the night
of the 7th ; we may therefore hope that the stay of
the enemy in our territory will be 'very short."

" FRONTIERS OF BEIRA BAXA, APRIL 7.

" On the 2d the French presented themselves in
the vicinity of Ciudad Rodrigo, and crossing the
Agueda, blockaded that fortress. They consisted of
4000 of the 21 division, 3000 of clic 3d or 4th, 2000
of the 6th, 3000 of the .sth and others, and 3000 of
the 7th, according to appearances. We do not ob-
serve any battering artillery from Salamanca, and
very little light artillery : they bring with them SO
waggons, laden with scaling ladders..--On the Gth
they had retired, leaving the communication with
Ciudad Rodrigo open."
London, England, 1812-05-08

SCILLY, MAY 3.

On the 28th ult. came in the Granger, VAN DYE,
from Demerara ; and on the 29th the Eliza, Coca,
from St. Thomas's, and on the Ist inst. they both
sailed for up Channel ; soon 'after a cutter stood in
from sea, and was boarded by a pilot boat: she
proved to be a French privateer, formerly the Ches-
terfield Guernsey packet, commanded by the noted
Captain BLACK. She first took the Eliza without
opposition, and then engaged the Granger for an
hour and a half before she struck ; durir , the action
Captain VAN thco was badly wounded. A Mr.
DALE, Secretary to the Government of Demerara,
was passenger in the Granger. The Eliza attempted
to escape during the action with the Granger, but
the privateer again gave Chace to her, and the pilots,
who were then put into their boat and discharged,
had no doubt of her recapture, as the privateer gained
fast on her when they last saw them. The, pilots
give the above account.

• FALMOUTH, MAY G.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, There is a ves-
sel in sight a great distance off, supposed to be the
Arabella packet, trom Lisbon, but the wind is almost
calm, what little there is, is from E. S. E.
PLYMOUTH, MAY 6.
Arrived the American brig Tigress, bound foe'
Bourdeaux, from Baltimore, with sugar and coffee,
detained by the HERMES sloop of wart by the Tigre'ss
we learn, that his Majesty's ship GI.EANOR bid ar•
'rived at Annapolis, and had sent the dispatches with
which she was charged, to Washington. Put back
the INTELLIGENT gun-brig and her convoy, bound
I for the Downs.

In consequence of the withdrawing of the protec-
tions from the impress of the personslately embodied
as River Fencibles, the whole of the business below
bridge is at a stand, and the Baltic Beet outward, from
the want of hands, isdetained,notbeing *ken procure?
on this account, the necessay supplies lc( the vg s. 4

...
London, England, 1812-05-08

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'ORK BUILDINGS COMPANY.

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r I 'HE. HISTORY OF EUROPEAN' COM-
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ruLDAY, :MA 18, 1812.
London, England, 1812-07-02

HOUSE OF COMMONS

The SPEAKER attended In the House of Lords, and on his '
return informed the House, that be had heard the Royal Assent '
given by Commission to the Loan Bill, and to several other Bills.
Sit W. CURI IS presented 4 petition from certain Manufac-
turers of Sheffield, against the nenewal of the Eas: India Com-
pany's Charter.
Mr. WHI I BREAD said, that understanding that the point
as to which it had been his intention to submit a motion to the
House, on the subject of the Toleration Act, bad not yet been
brought to a definitive arrangement in another place, be must beg
leave to porpone his motion, which he accordingly did Sine die.
The Exclsequer Btll4 Bill, (5,000,0001.) the Prince's Leasing
Bill, the Distillery Amendment Bin, and the Soldiers Wives
Bill, were severally read a third time and passed.
EXCISE DU I'IES—LEATHER, du.
, Mr. BROUGHAM begged that the third reading of this Bill
might. be post-poned tin to-morrow, the Parties interested being
In the very act of instructing their Represenutives to oppose it.
7he CHANCELI OR. of the EXCHEQUER Gould not con-
sent to any delay, but moved that the Bill be now read a third
time.
Mr. BROUGHAM begged of the Right Hon. Gentleman
to hesitate before he passed a Bill, which went to affect in a
very severe degree 804;00 persons in this City, and 800,000 pea
sons in the country. A tax on starch, a tax on bread, or a tax
ea cattle, would be objected to. What was this but a tax on
cattle ? A tax on leather was a tax on machinery, on every ,
p!ement used In husbandry, and on the shoes of all farm servants.
Pro tante, it went to raise the price of bread. It was in the
na-
tore of a poll-tax, and went to affect every man in our army and
navy, to the number of about 880,000, each-of whom consumed.
from two to six pairs of shoes every year. Wu this the way to
raise taxes ? This was taxing Government with one hand, to
pay it with the other. It was the Chancellor of the Excises:meg
taxing the Secretary of War. He gave notice that he should,
early next Session bring forward a motion on the subject of the.
Property Tax, nit was made to 'affect Fanners, conceiving Oat
tax, in the way in which it affected them, ai,inconsistent with
sound policy, morality, and justice.
A long conversation afterwards took place on the questilon 'that
the Bill be read a third time, When
The SPEAKER suggested the propriety of reserving the typo.
• &lon till the schedule applicable to the tax in question came to
be considered. The Bill was accordingly read a third time.
On the schedule applicabinto the Tax al Leather, the Iloasa
divided—For the clause 86—Against it 78—Majority 4.
The House again divided on a question, that the farther dla-
canton of the Bill be adjourned till to-morrow—For the A&
journMent 64—Against it si—Majority 17.
mr. Wawa-roe brought in a Bill takipi away the exemption
front the Aucdon Duty as to all estates bought is fora owners,
but allowing the same to be reclaimed, on proof that tic estates
reinained uneoid.. 'liead a brat thine, and ordered to be read a
wood tuna ea riiday.-..Adloarlied at balflast S 9.4,114.

,
London, England, 1812-05-30

CAP! FAL FREEHOLD MANSION AND ESTATE,

NEAR RYEGATE, SURREY.
By Mr LEONARD,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, on Wed-
nesday, the 15th of July next, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
unless it be previously disposed of by Private Contract,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
. called WONHANI, most delightfully situate at Bitchworth,
about four miles from Dorking, two from Ryegate, in the
County of Surrey, and 42 miles from I.ondon ; consisting of a
capital Mansion, with convenient Ofsces of every description,
Stabling for nine Hones, two double Coach-houses, extensive
Kitchen Garden, Hot-houses, Conservatory, &c.; beautiful
Lawn and Pleasure-grounds tastefully laid out, and a Park of
near 70 Acres, refreshed and bounded by the ttiver Mole, toge-
ther with sundry Inclosurts of vcry rich Arable, Meadow,und
Pasture Land, containing in the whole (including the Park) one
htmdked and twenty Acres in a high state of cultivation, all
within a ring fence; also a valuable couttuous Copybold Farsn,
containit*. about 56 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture l.and, with a good Farm-house, and other conveaienees.
Pritited.particulars and tickets for viewing the Premises, may
be had of Mr. Leonard, Surveyor and land Agent, at Panou
Green, Fulham; and at his Office, in Chapel-court, New Bur•
lington-street, where plans of the Estate may be seen. Particu-
lars may also be bad at the Swan, Ryegate ; Greyhound, Sutton ;
Red Lion, Dorking ; and at Garraway's.
London, England, 1812-05-30

CIELELIS.
Just published, in One large VoL price Bs. in boards,
ASEQUEL to CCELEBS ; or, The STANLEY
LE rI'ERS ; containing Observations on Religion and
Morals; with breresringAnecdotels

FOUNDED ON FACTS.
London: Published by M. Jones, No. 5, Newgate-street.
London, England, 1812-05-30

partieularTy. Should feel warranted in shipping on
that repeal alone ; as he conceives that would occa-
sion a repeal of Non-Importation Law. His corres-
pondents merely allude to the Orders in Council, they
do not specify particulars. They mean the order of
November, 1807, more than that of January ; but be
conceives that order merged in the order of April,
1809. Arrived in this. country only about 10 years
ago. Has not read the recent declaration of the Bri-
tish Government—but has heard of it t tenour. Would
ship, if America repealed the Non-Intercourse, even
though the Orders in Council remained. Arrived in
America at the end of August last. Has a partner at
New-York, a citizen of the United States. Is a native
of this country. Has been an exporter to America 3
or 4 years. The fall shipment of 1810 to America
was perhaps as great as any preceding year. The
stock then in America, he believes, to be almost en-
tirely used. A few pareels may now get in by smug-
gling. Use of expensive goods may be diminished by
the distress there, among the merchants particularly.
If market were open, he would ship a variety of wool-
len and cotton manufactures. Almost every thing that
used to be shipped would be eligible there; some small
Manchester wares he should not ship, they being ma-
nufactured in America. No important rivalry as yet
from American manufactures. More French silks
there than the country wants, so that they cannot be
sold to the advantage of importers. Assigns same
causes for quantity, &c. of French goods as former
witnesses. Three quarters wide French sarsnet sold
at 6s. 9d. French manufactures were entirely silks,
cambrics, and a few laces. As to Saxon and Silesian
manufactures, he can only refer to the time of open
market, when we were not undersold. Woollen
goods particularly were selling at great loss in Ca-
nada. In case of repeal of Order of April, 1809,
should make shipments at his own risk. He should
'mitre, with precautions for inquiry when the ship
got off New York. Would run the risk, without
insuring against American seizure. A few low-
priced cotton goods, and stout cotton calicoes, are
made in America.
London, England, 1812-05-30

MARRIED.

On the 15th instant, In Dublin, James Wool Wright, Esq.
Lieutenant and Adjutant of the I lith, Royal Irish, Regiment, to
Elizabeth Isabella, only- daughter of William Etj. of
Gala, in the county of Monaghan.
At Newcastle Church, county Wick!ow, Morgan Geo. Crof-
ton, Esq. eldest son of Sir Hush Crofton, Bart. to Miiis Emily
Daly, daughter of the late Right Han. Denis Daly, of Dunsandle,
county Galway.
Thursday, by special licence, at Chels•a, the Hon. Thomas
Cranky OnNlow, second son, of the Right Hon. I.orcl Viscount
Cranky, to Miss Hillier, second and yourtgeo daughter and co-
beings of the late Nathaniel Hillier, Esq. of stoke-park, next
Guildford, Surrey.
On the 2d instant, at Dublin, Captain Lumley, son of the
Hon. F. Lumley, to Miss Beresfurtl, daughter of the Bishop of
Kilmore.

.....
Friday se'nnight, at Wept Churl h, Bath, the Rev. Dr. Walsh,
of the Circus, to Miss Eleanor Newcome, daughter of his Grace
the late Lord Primate of Ireland.

At Antigua, on the 18th April last, 1 hortus Wethertd, Esq.
Deputy Commissary-General to his Majesty's Forces, to Ca-
tharine, second daughter of Thomas I(e:wan • ES'l' of that bland.

THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is
tiniversaMy acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious In all
inward wastings, loss of appetite, indigesrion, depression of spi-
rits, trembling or shaking of hands or limbs, obstinate coughs,
sburtr.ess of breath, and consaurptivi habits.
To DR. SOLOMON, Liverpool.
Newcastle, Sof shire, Sept. 14.
SlR—The demand for your invaluable Medicine (the Cordial
Balm of Gilead) in this part of the country, has been more exten-
sive than for that of any other I ever vended, and several ctses
have been communicated to me in which it has been highly eff-
Catio93; indeed the vast consumption of it must be a convincing
proof that it is poss,ssed of wonderful healing qualities.-1
Sir, /cc. CHARLES CHESTER, Bookseller.
Sold by Dlcey and Co. BOW Church-yard; and all other Me-
dicine Venders in the United Kingdotn,at 105.6 d. each, or lama/
bottles, containing four, E
London, England, 1812-05-30

sALIS n AtCllOl4.

totiTsmiititki

- - .
At the !hid *di, Portsmouth, on Wethseetlay, 'tide 3, 1813,
at Twelve n'Clock, in the Forenoon,
rri-IE NAVAL and ORDNANCE STORES
landed From the French frigate le Renommie, (now Data)
consisting of Anchots, Cables, Sails, Standing and Running Rig-
ging, Junk, Paper Stuff, Masts, Yards, Spars, Blocks Leger
and other Casks, Guns and Carriages, Gudpowder, `hot, usef
Iron, Copper, a quantity of Irisn Pipes, Fax. &c. Captured in tie
East Indies, and regularly condemned as prize to his Majesty's
shipi Auras Captain C. Schombey ; Fische, Captain J. Hillyar,
and Racehorse, Captain J. de Rippe.
Catalogues may be had, and further particulars knnwn, by
ikpplying three days before the Sale, to the Acting Agents Messrs.
Marsh and Creed, London ; or to Thomas B. Rouse, Broker,
Bath-square, Portsmouth.

BERRY HILL ESTATE, DORKING, SURREY.
By Mr. LEONARD,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, in !Change-alley, Cornhill, Lon-
don, on Friday, June le, at Twelve, in Twenty-four Lou,
ALL that VALUABLE and 'very Improveable
ESTATE, part FREEHOLD and part COPY HOLD,
called BERRY HILL, most delightfully situate at Dorking, in
the County of Surrey, 23 miles from London ; comprhiug a
capital Mansion and Offices, Lawns, Plantations, and Pleasure.
gt ounds, intersected with walks, a spacious and beautiful sheet
of water, with an island in Its centre, a large Garden, surrounded
by lofty brick walls, well stocked and planted with Fruit-trees,
Hot-houses, Conservatory, &c ; a double Coach-house and
Stabling for sixteen Horses, a Farm-yard, with Barns, Cattle-
&c. and a contiguous Home Farm, containing near two
hundred and fifty Acres; also sundry eligible Farms and Lands
a Water Corn Mill, and other Premises, situate in the Parish of
Dorking; containing, in the whole,. (including the Mansion and
Home Farm,) near one thousand six hundred Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, all enclosed and contiguous,
and let to respectable tenants, at low rents.
To be viewed till the Sale, with leave of the tenants, the Man-
sion. to be viewed only with tickets, and printed particulars, with
plans. may be had at the Red Lion, Dorking ; Swan, at Ityegate;
Spread Eagle, at Epsom ; also of 1. S. Story, El. Solicitor, St.
Alban's, Hens; at the Place of Sale; and of Mr. Leonard, Sur-
veyor and Land Agent, at the Rectory House, Parson's Gre en,
Fulhaan, Middlesex; and at his Office, in Chapel-court, New
Burlington-street, London, of whom only tickets to view Bury
1-till Mansion can be obtained.
London, England, 1812-05-30

DEATH OF LORD NELSON,
Painted by Davis, Engraved by Baositsr.
• 111:s day was published,
IN.Fine Historical Line Engraving of the DEATH
OF LORD NELSON, in the Cockpit, size of the
DFATII OF WOLFE, to WillEl2 it will form a companion.—
Price £:i.
London, England, 1812-05-30

PLYMOUTH, MAY 28.

Arrived the GFOWLER gun-brig, from off L'Orient.
Sailed the CONQUESTADOR, on a cruize.—Wind S.

roaTsmouTH, MAY 29.

S his Majesty's ship Misszvro, with a convoy
for Guernsey; GAMBIER, PORTMAHON, and the
ZEPHYR, on a cruize. Arrived the TIIRACIAN, from
a cruize ; and the PREVOYANTE, from Woolwich.—
His Majesty's ship COSSACK gives instructions for
Spain, Portugal, and the Mediterranean.
London, England, 1812-05-30

DEAL, MAY 29.

Sailed last evening after post, his Majesty's ship
CHATHAM, and the whole of the outward-bound
coasters and colliers ; and the GRIFFIN, for off Flush-
ing.--Arrived the Albion cutter, with dispaches from
off Flushing.--Wind S.W.
London, England, 1812-05-30

Published by Boydt II and Co. No. 90, Cheapiide.

1 HE BLIND FIDDLER,
Painted by WILKIL, Engraved oy Boasay.
This day ssas published,
AFine Line Engraving, freim the popular Paint-
big of the BLIND FIDDLER ; size 19 by 24 inches long.
Proofs 4.. Pri:sti aril. 9s. each.

I übl►sbrd by Lloydell and Co. No. 90, Cheapside.
Also, a Lontran...m the Jews !URI., called 'I HE YOUNG
BIRD, painted and engraved by BAK NCI'. Price lOs.od. Prints,
Xi. Is. Pivots
London, England, 1812-05-30

SALE of WHITE LEAD WORKS, dm. at PORTOBELLO,
within Two Miles of LEITH and EDINBURGH,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP,

Wi bin the Royal Eschanu: Coffee House, Edinburgh, on W..d-
nesday, the 15th of July, at Two o'Clock, unless perviously
disposed of by Private Bargain,
THE WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD, and
-IL PAINT MANUFACTORY, at PORTOBELLO, all
worked by water, with the Machinery and Utensil* belonging
thereto. Ibis Manufactory has been established for tell years,
and carried on with success, and it is the only oue of the kind in
Scotland. The Works are in good order, and the purchaser will
have the advantage of entering into an established and extensive
trade.

• For fUrther particulars, applcation may be made to Mr. James
Smith, Leith Walk; Mr. %rarity Eealby, Mount, near York;
Mr. Charles Berry, James-street, Adelphi, London ; or Mesa-s.
Gibson, Oliphant, and Clegliorn, Writers to the Signett Sod. y,
Edinburgh; any :if whom will give orders for admitting intend.
lug purchiusrs to see the Viorks.

MR. SPI I.SBURY, from his success in Scrophu-
lous Cases, may be consulted any morning between the
hours of Eleven and Three, at his Dispensary, N 0.15, Soho-
square, London. Patients wishing to consult him at their own
houses, on diseases of the joints, scorbutic and eruptive com-
plaints, previous to making tese of the Patent Antiscorhutic Drops,
will have a decided opinion as to the probability of snccess.—
Terms of attendance may be known at the Dispensary, No. 15,
Soho-square. As there are numerous counterfeits, please to ask
for Spilsbury's Patent Andscorbutic Drops, with the King'sduty
printed in black ink, in bottles of ss. 6d. double bottles 10* and
arger .C 1 2s. duty Included. Compound Essence Bs.
Dispensary, No. 15. Soho-square, London.
London, England, 1812-05-30

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

SCILLY, MAY se.
The Lieutenant of the Signal Station has reported
that the noted Captain BLACK, in the late Guernsey
packet, now a French privateer, again made his ap-
pearance nff these islands last week. A pilot-boat
was chased by him.
FALMOUTH, MAY 27.
Arrived the Ana packet, from the Brazils, in 75
days. The Manchester packet, with a mail for
Gibraltar and Malta, is gone into the roads, and,
with the rest of the packets, still remains.
London, England, 1812-05-30

KING'S BIRTH-DAY, 'llursJay next, the pre-
sent STATE LOT! ERY will be all Drawn. Tickets and
Shares are selling by HORNSBY and Co. f:ti, Cornhill, London.
HORN/ST and Co.'s is the only Office where the First 'Ewe
£15,000 Prizes were sold, and also where the Two First XiO,ooo
Prizes were sold; besides
1 of £25,000 j 1
21 - 20000 52
SS - 10,000 78
47 • 5,000 101

of £4,000
- 2,000
- 1,030
- 500

All of which were paid on demand.
*.• Orders by Post or Carri.r executed with fidelity and dispatch.
London, England, 1812-05-30

TBISH reminds his Friends that the %%hole of the
• present Little LOTTERY will be Drawn on the KING's
BIRTH-DAY. The Scheme contains a great variety of Prizes,
among which are
of

1C20,000 I 1
5,000 I 1
2,000 I 3
500 I 4
&c. &c. &e.

- re 1 0,000
• 3,000
- 1,000
- 400

In the last Lottery 10 CaPitalPrizes, in the last slz months so
Capital Prizes, and in the last two years 91 Capital Prizes, were
Shared and Sold by 13hst, at 4, Coatsumt, and 9, CUARINC,
CROSS.