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Lease of a compact Family. Residence, of which early-possession
' maybe had, genuine and ezcdleut Household Furniture, small
Library of Books, Paimings by esteemed Masters, Bronze
Figures, China, Ike.
• By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, No. 10, Beaumont-street, Manchester-square,
* . on Weinesday, December 15, at Eleven,
ir HE Genuine and Excellent HOUSEHOLD
A- FU R N rnm F., small Libra, yof Books, handsomely bound,
a choice and valuable Collection of Paintings, by Jan-en, Gon-
zales, querrino, Guido, Rtni, Pacluanino, Baptist, • Zucchero,
Ikr ail Salm, Hemsicirk, Hensel's, li,ely, Gainshorough, Kneller,--
Vortlscote, Barrett, and other eminent Masters; Bronze Figures,
(Wm, an exctillent Eight-day Met, a Spring Dial, and various
ilifiei effeett, the property of a Gentleman.
•The Furniture comprises excellent four-post and tent bed,
steals, with chintz cotton and other furnitures, feather beds and
matresses, Brusiels and Kidderminster Carpets, drawing-room
suite of silk damask window-curtails, pier and chimney gia.se,,•
japanned cabinets, chairs and sophas, O'er tables, with marble
slabs,eapttal•mahrigatty articles, In wardrobes, chests of drawers,
ellmmodes, bookcases, Pembroke, card, and dining-tables, side-
board and cellaret, mahogany chairs stuffed in satin hair cloth,
kitchoi requisbes, and various other effects.
On :he some Day, at 12 o' lock, will be Sold, the LEASE of
tte Compact DW-ii.l.l.iNG HOUSE.
The House may be viewed to the time of Sale, the Fisroiture
on Monday and Tuesday preceding, Particulars and Catalogue(
troy be had on the Premises; of Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Bed•
ford-row; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square.

At the *richer Public-house, Northam, on Thursday, the 2d day
of OeCember neat, 1813, between the hours of twelve and
"lieco c clock en the saute day, together or in Lots,
that FREEHOLD ESTATE, Called
• NORTHAM, situate South of the river lichen, and Only
one mile t'rom Southampton ;-comisting of a lareeWharf, with a
CrnoeStore, Whatsleger's House, Sawshouses, and Sinitles Shop;
tl kedge Yard, at.which have been pttiit Ships of the Line ter Go-
fcrtFirint, and otherVesseia oT almost every description. for Met..
chants' service ; aMessuage bivelling-house, Eight Teeementi.,
~tthfc with Gardens; Beat-house, Store Mould Lo ft, 'Pref..-
Oen House; Stables, Kiln, and Sew Houses, large Garda,en-
'chased teals a laity brick w.ill, Orchard and Meadow ; the whole
of which cqntain about Eigbt Acres, and most eligibly and con-
/eniently situated for carry.ng oisein .-!.atensive mercmt it: concern.
Particulars may he known and a Pi-n of the Estate seen after
the 24d clay of November neat, at Mr. Wait's ()lace in st e East-
street, Southampton.
London, England, 1813-12-01

LAUSANNE. NOVEMBER 12.

All necessary measures are taken to reinforce our
cordon on the floantiers.

The Deputies to the Extraordinary Diet have been
appointed. Among the nominations from Berne, are
remarked thokof deWatteville, the former Lan-
damman' and of M. M. Jenner and Gruber.
From this Diet a result favourable to the tranquil-
lity of our confederation is expected..

GERMAN PAPERS.

STRALSUND, NOVEMBER 16.

An arrangement has been made, under which the
fortress of Stettin is to be surrend'ied up on the '2oth
instant. The terms of capitulation are, that the sol•
diers of the garrison remain prisoners of war—that the
officers be allowed to return to France, and to retain
their private property ; but with the condition that
they do not serve against the Allies till the establish-
Ittent of Peace:"
London, England, 1813-12-01

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Wheat soiring is edentlly finiihed, thiteati wet
pt in, and the suitable weather of lite, and the
good worki4 of she land, the desired breadth its every
where sown. The early soVat wheat* continue to im-
p.reve, and in some pelts, should weather ton.
tmue, will be very forward and
.rank. T2ii akitmn-
nal bearded or cone wheat, cOrdmonly.ealred rivets,
formerly Much so*n in Norfolk arid Suffolk; is repor-
ted to have been iciine gettKg into disuse.
'Young clovers, and other seeds, and all the winter-
traps, have the most promising appearance, and fib
:complaints at present of the slug. Turnips, particti-
larly Swedish, good' in pinees, will not be a heavy .
crop generally. .Great plenty of fodder; bat cattle
abroad at present. The laYer tatryings Of corn and
beans: in backward and low pounds, have not been
iticcessful. Both have been put together in a damp
and discoloured state, the beans very soft. From the
droughty weather of July and Augnst, potatoes are
an inferior crop in places. Present employment of
the farmer, as usual at this season, fallowing for the
spring crops, hedging, ditching, draining, Ste.
London, England, 1813-12-01

ANTI-Kt-nu I'ION.

TT is nownuneguivoc'aili proved tlait the PATENT
AN I'i-AT FR iIION COMPOSITION is the cheapest and
best Thing ever yet di• covered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of
Copper; to preserve Cables from being rubbed in the Hawse-
boles, instead of a Plc, Service, or Rouniiing ; the Rigging of
Sh;ps from the Weather, and from being chafed, biota.' of Teri
" Parceline, and Service for the Slides and Carriages of (;fans; to
render Leather aria Canvas Water-proof; and to prevent the ef.
fecto of Friction in Steam Engines, Mills, Sogar-Milh,Thresking
Mills, (or other Implements of Husbandry generally used by Far-
mers), Carriages, Coacher, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery of
every descriptiOn. It is also the best Thing to preterite the Blades
of Swords, and an kind of Polished Steel Articles, from Rnst.
It will likewise preserve Iron 'Hoops, Water Butts/ Casks, Tabs,
Spouts, Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Pandit, and every lima of
Wood and Wooden Building from the Weather, Worm, and Dry
Rut, either in the Last or West Indies, or In any Climate; and
it will not only preserve Iron Railways from corroding and wear-.
ing ou', but also reader the draught so light, that cue horse will
do the work of two.
'One prinilag of the Coniperition is in some cases equal to
one hundred applications of Oil, 'Fallow, or any other kind of
Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by its tee from SCO
to 4,N.0 per cent. exclusive of preventing the 'wear and tear in
Machinery,Wheels, Ice. Sm. which is a saving of expense 'note
than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothing can be so
clent in its working, or give an Rule trouble.
Sold, wholesale And retail, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Chg.
ring-Cross, near the Admiralty, London; and, by their appoint.
nlet, at most Ship Chandlers, Printers, Booksellers, I.ibraries,
r Stationers. Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Iron.
monist*, Cutlers, Coaclintakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Wag-
' gon-officesi Oil and Colollt-shops, Safer', and Ssnpkeepers to,
I the UniredKingdoin,:n boxes, bite 2s. 6d.; Ss. 651.; 10,.01.;
One Guinea, and Two Guineas each.
The smallest rite box contains a quantity sufficient to prime*
'four wheel carria.e four timed, with sv hie.; It will nom m•waede
of six thousand miles, ilium applying any hint' else to the axle.
trees; and one half guinea bssx contains a aufficitm quantity for
a stage-waggon to travel thirty-three thousand miles ; and it will
work with wood Saletress, or with common boxes and axletrees
of any kind.
Fhe most satisfactory proofs of the 11110Titf of the Composition
may be seen at the 'Patentees' Office, No. 40, Charing thou.-.
Pirections ate given wills each box, which are note " W. U.


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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THE HULL of a new carvil.built Vessel now on
the Stocks' bunhen about. 80 Tons, of an easy draft of
water, and well calculated for a Packet or Passage Vessel from
the North Sea or from any part of England to the Continent,
with Passengers and Merchandise.
For further particulars, inquire of Mr. Henry Filcher, Ship-
builder, Dover.—Dover, Nov. 87, 1819.

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DIAL, NOVEMBER so.

!'Arrived his Majesty'► ships ULYSSES, from the Bal-
tic ; RINALDO rand DEVENDEft, from Aimiral'Youso's
squadron, and remain with the ships as per last.

CHATHAM, NOVEMBER 219.
Two additional ships are ordered to be fitted as
Lazarettes, viz. the Crittrcria2i VII. and the COURA•
own. The Ewalt is completely fitted as a convict-
ship : she was to have sailed to-day for Sheerness,
had the wind permitted.
Sir JOSEPH YORICItz one of the Lords of the Admi
rally, and R. SEPPINOI4 Esq. one of the Surveyors of
the Navy, arrived at the Commissioner's (Sir R. BAR*
Low's) house last night, from London. To-day they
visited the several frigates afloat ready for sailing,
and in the Dockyard that fine uew first rate, the
HOWE, and the New Saw Mill.

His Raman Majesty has scarcely completed the third
year of his age, and As we have never heard that his
size was larger than other children of bis age, he must
in his uniform have looked very much like a dasseisti
dog in a red jacket.
BONAPARTE, at the late review, wry appropriately
shewed himself to the populace through a grating ;
monsters like him, are best seen in a cap.
BONAPARTE has now two Ex-Kings of his family
to maintain, with all their followers; besides nearly
1000 Douaniers, from Bremen, Emden and Holland.
France, in short, is over-run by a refiluX ofg the rob-
bers she sent into other countries.
A Gentleman who arrived in town at the close of
the last week from St. Haloes, by way of Guernsey,
says, that the people on the opposite coast manifest
their discontent to the present order of things in
France, and to the NAPOLEON dynasty, by placards,
caricatures, and all sorts of p*squinades, posted up
in the most conspicuous parts of the towns. The fol-
lowing triplet, among others of the same kind, was
thrown into the diligence, in which -tlie Gentleman
alluded to was a passenger, from the last stage be-
tween Paris tind St. Maloes : •
Empire a rendre,
fungi rates a rendre,
BUHR EU% a pendre !
An Empire to be sold, ,
An Purees, to be sent home, .
An Ehl pluton-to be flanged!

At Brompton, on Friday last, a child about a
year and a halt old, fell into the porridge pot, out of
which the mother had just taken the dinner, and was
so much scalded as to occasion its death io two hours.
after.
London, England, 1813-09-16

PAIRONIStD By THE' ROYAL FAMILY.

THE approved WATER-PROOF CAMBLET
PORTUGAL CLOAKS. —J. SERJEAN I', Military
Tailor, takes this opportunity of announcing to the Nobility,
t:ent►y, Sc:. that the above CLOAKS are to be had as usual, at
the original Manufactory. No. 4, Southampton-street, Strand
(late Scrjeant and Pulsfortl), where an assortment is always ready
of Military, Naval, sod Travelling Osaka, &c. &c.

MONEY IMMEDLATELY.—Nu. 2, Duke•stre.tt, AdelphL ,
MESSRS. NICHOLS and Co. can command
any Sum of Money, and are in the-babit of lending from
XlOO to any extent, upon every description of Property. Bills
and Notes of Hand discounted, and instant advances made upon
approved sectirltie-. The transactions of this Office will always
be found to be conducted with the utmost delicacy and propriety.
—Letters must be post-paid.—Attendance from eleven till five.
AIr°NEY is ready to advance, with prompti.-
vide and secrecy, at legal annuity interest, on freehold,
can't old, leasehold, or funded property, rent charges, marriage
I settlements, widows jointures; wills clergymen's livings, and
annuity bonds. Apply personally, between nine and five, or by
lettet, to the Director of the National Plank, No 8, Lower )alin-
dyed, Golien-square. Matters of magnitude wiltbe preferred.

SHIP TAVERN AND GENERAL COACH OFFICE,
CHAAING-CRO :S. AND WHIM BEAR INN ANL)
COACH OFFICE, PICCADILLY.

mHE Nobility, Gentry, and others, are !nest re.
1 sum fully inf. rmtbri, that, for their convenience% Pas:meet*
an.l Pareels are hookrd atsd conveyed daily from the above
Offices by the York liighliyar Coach which sets out from the
White Horse Inn, Fetter-lave, every Morning at Half-past Six
o'Clock, through Stilton, Stamford, Grantham, Newark, Don-
caster, and Ferrybedge, to York, and from thence to Darling-
ton, Durham, Newcastle, and Edinburgh.
Also Coaches at reduced fares daily to Brighton, Lewis,
Worthing, Chiche.ter, Arundel, Deal, Dover, Margate, Rams-
gate, Cauterbu y, and Rochester.
Passengers and -Parcel, are booked, and conveyed daily to
Yarmouth, Ipswich, Colchester, Norwich, Newmarket, Lynn,
Fakenham, Northampton, Leicester, Derby, Manchester, int'
I.iverpool _
London, England, 1813-09-16

1111CATLS.

COAVITTZ.

No. 1. Victorietne
fol Ilag of Viee-Admiral Etnerean,
Id) Flag of Rear-Admiral Violate, second in Command,
ft.) New ship, fitting.
tea Unmasted, and very leaky.
ce) " Infernez," Commandant,
If) Two others building, not named.
4) Anil 9nc leverty-four bailding.

. Ready for Sea.
London, England, 1813-09-16

. DEAL, SEPTEMBER 15.

Came down from the River the Albion, HALL, for
Bermuda ; and the Nancy, WATT, for the Peninsula ;
and remain in the Downs with his Majesty's ships
MONMOUTH, IMPREGNABLE, CHAVIAN, BEDYORD, Co.
Lossus, NORGE, CORNWALL, YORK, ARCHER, DRAKE,
RINALDO, and CUMBERLANDfive sail of the hoe of
Russians, and two victualling transports; also, the.
outward-bound transports.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1813-09-16

YORKSIIIII2.

EASTERN, exclusive of WARLFY.
SOUTHERN, exelutive of CHATHAM. •
WEEDON, Northamptonshire.
SOUTH Vas V, including PORTSMOUTH. ISLE of
WIGHT, and CHRISTCHURCH.
WESTERN.
WOOLWICII, with Its Dependencies.

WARLEY and CHA.THAIId.

(ors period of six Months from the Ist October next:

The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix
ture of Foxy or Mowbunet Oats, and must not weigh less than
371bs. per Winchester bushel; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and
delivered in ]Tosses of 58ibs. weight. The Straw to be
good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and delivered in
Trusses of 36lbs. weight. The Prices to be paid for the respec-
tive quantities of each Article which may be delivered, at the
following rates, viz.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve Pounds.
For tiie Straw at per hundred and twelve Pounds.

The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or more of the said Districts, and It Is expected that the Contrac-
tor shall receive the Stable Dung, whics, during the period of
Contract, may accumulate,
_making an allowance for the 14111 r
afiel the rate of per ki.rfat per Wcek.
Farther particulars may be known upon applieatfort to the-Of.
Beers Commanding the Royal Artillery in each District, and aka
at the secretary's Office, to aforesaid, any day between
the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must he de
livered sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals for Forage;" but
no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th instant, at I.
o'clock at noon of the acme day, neither will any Tender be no-
ticed unless the party making it ur an agent in his behalf shall at-
tend. By Older of the Board,
R. H. CRAW, Seerdary.

TO BE LET,
APUBLIC-HOUSE, with immediate possession.
a must desil able situation, a flue House, with I t years iitt
expired Lease, situate in one of the principal Sea Port Towas in
Hants, with a full trade, with Stable, Yard,. and every other
convenience. 'I he present Tenant retires in consequence of ill
health.—Fur further particulars, apply to A. B. Post-Office,
Fareham—(Letters post paid.)
London, England, 1813-09-16

BANIBBRG, SEPTEMBER 3.

We successively receive very interesting details
respecting the memorable events which passes in the
neighbourhood of Dresden the latter end of fast
month. The enemy, in losing the fine position of
Dolma, Where the Emperor of Austria slept from
the 24th to' the 27th,-Saw all their plan deranged-7-
that position was carried by main force.
We are also assured that a dangerous wound
which Prince Schwartzenberg received at the com 7,
misicement of the action on the 27th, greatly con-
tiibuted to carry disorder into the Austrian ranks.
It is said that General Kienau has taken, ad interim,
the command of the aii;trians, and the Russian Ge-
-leril Count Wagencein that of the Allied Armies.
' appeared that the three Allied Sovereigns made
haste to jeluiti to Prague, but Without their armies,
and that t:.cy will there deliberate upon the pan
they ought to take.
London, England, 1813-09-16

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FRENCH PifPERS.

LEIPZIC. AUGUST Ss.

The churches of Dresden are filled with &mien
and Prussian .wounded. Three Generals form a part
of the prisoners made on the 27th.

MILAN, SEPTEMBER 9.
According to the last reports which we have re.
ceived the enemy suffered much in the affair at Va.
loch, but what is unheard of, and what we hardly
know how to characterise, that after having first sit
fire to the town to effect his retreat, he afterwards
bu.rnt the bridge and the suburbs on the left bank,
which remained in his power. The conduct observed
by the Italian troops on this occasion was truly noble
and touching ; whilst a part of them opposed the
enemy's, the other worked the tamps, ancLemployed
every means to arrest the progress of the Pte. When
the inhabitants were informed that the four corners
of the town had been set on fire by orders of the
enemy's General, who could not forgive their affec.
tion and fidelity towards their Sovereign, they could
hardly persuade themselves that that General had
carried iris fatal threat into execution. On the even-
ing previous to his retreat he said to them will set
your town on lire."
London, England, 1813-09-16

COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 28.

According to an order from his Majesty, published
by the Supreme Tribunal of*Gluckstadt, the com-
munication between the Duchy of Holstein and the
country of Mecklenberg is forbidden, under existing
circumstances, under very severe penalties.

DRESDEN, AUGUST 28.
A great number of French troops, proceeding to
Bohemia, continue to defile through our gates.—
Our city has suffered little in the critical circum-
stances in which the genius of the Emperor excited
fresh admiration.
London, England, 1813-09-16

SHEERNL,S, SEPTEMBER IS.

Sailed the BEAVER sloop of war with a fleet for the
Baltic. The nest convoy will sail about the qtiith inste

MILFORD, SEPTEMBER ;S.

Arrived the Sarah, STUART, from Malta, which
vessel was this day examined by the Quarantine Me-
dical Attendant, who has made the following report
to the Collector of the Customs—" That he was ini
formed this morning by a Gentleman who had rir
' sided at Malta, a passenger on board the brig Sarah,
CHARLES.STUART master, which left the Island on
the 15th July, that the day previous to his quitting it,
according to the official report daily given in to the
Government, that the deaths from the Plague
amounted to ninety-seven, and about the same num•
'be; were daily taken ill of the disease ; that five pri-
vates of Ds Rotta's foreign corps had fallen victims
to it, and a maid-servant belonging to an English
j family, who was supposed to have had communica•
' lion with the infected Maltese. None of the British
' troops had as yet suffered."—Also arrived the Lord
1 Gardiner. COVERDALE, from Malta.
London, England, 1813-03-18

CUMF3ERI.AND.

At the Crown and Mitre Inn, Carlisle, on Monday, the .sth day

of April, is i 3,
I'HE following FREEHOLD and TITHE-
FREE-1- ESTATES In the Parish of Staeleton, In Cumber-
land, in a fine sporting country, within seven miles of the Market
'Cowits of Brampton and Long 'Town, well watered and fenced,
and at a convenient distance from Lime and Coal, viz.
A Farm called CR.A CROP, containing 336 Acres, in the occu-
pation of Mrs Phillips.
A Farm, called HIGH GREENHILL, containing 195 Acres,
in the occupa:ion of Thomas littherinAton.
A Earns, called NOATH GREENHILL, containing 189
Acres, in the occupation of Thomas Forster.

A Farm, called gt/U CH GREENI-lILL, containing 220 Acres,
or thereabouts, in tt.e occupation of William Noble.
A Farm eal:ed PA. I Fri HILL, containing 133 Acres, in
the occupatiim of hum Thompson.
A Farm called DORRY FIELD, containing 272 Acres, In the
occupation of Mr. John Ewart.

Also, about 47 Acres of Land, planted with Larch and Fir, In
a thawing condition, which will be sold together or in parcel?,
with the ab,ive Er ates,
'1 he Farm Buildings (except Scuth Greenhill) tave been re-
cently ert:cted. In I)orry Field, a valuable Bank of Marie and
Limestone has beemdiscovered, which may be worked to gnu.
advantage:
Particulars may he known by application to Mr. Mounsey,
l'citur, Carlisle; •or Mr, Charles Druee, Solicitor, Miter-square,
London. Mr. John Ewart,of KiliCingtoo-ball, will send a per-
son to shew the nrm .
London, England, 1813-03-18

13E.11tABLE IMSIDENCE, &NJ() SQUARE,

With immediate possession.
By Mr. SMALLWOOD,
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At the Mart, BarthohnneW-lane, cto Tuesday, the 1134 of March,
ISIS, at Twelve o'Clock,
T'HE. truly valuable LEASE of a commodious
HOU No. 2, on the West side of Soho-square, in com-
plete scbstantial, and ornamental repair (a considerable sum hav-
ing been recently expended upon the Premises), which are held
for a term 01 twe:v? years, at a moderate rent, and are particu-
larly suitable for the accommeclaCon of a genteel family, Profes-
sional or Medical Man, comprising large Entrance-hall, excel-
lent Dining and 12reakfast Parlours, Dressing-room, light Stair-
case, spacious Drawing-rooms handsomely papered and bordered,
with gilt mould.no, and small Room adjoining, cheerful Cham-
bers, Dressing room, and lofty Attics, with termed Boors, con-
venient Kitchen, Pautry, and every requisite domestic Office,
large Garden or Yard, a ith Building in Dean-street, easily con-
verted into a Coach-house and Stabling.
May be viewed till the Sale, and Particulars had at the Auc.
don Mart, Covent-Carden Chambers; asd of Mr. Smallwood,
Bloomsbury square.
London, England, 1813-03-18

JOHN-STREET, BED,F011):116*:

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SUBSTANTIAL-AND COMMODIOUS MERCANTILE OR
PROFESSIONAL RESIDENCE,
On the East Side of J.,lm-street, KThes-road, Bedford-row,
By Mr. SMALLWOOD,
At the Mart, Bartholomew-lane, oil Tuesday, the 23d instant, at
Twelve/o'Clock,
'HF valuable LEASE of a desirable HOUSE,
-11-. (No. 22, John-atrett, road,) held for a Term of
Sixteen Years and a Half from Lady Day next, at a moderate
rent suitable for a Mercantile or Professional Gentleman, and
calculated for the accommodation of a genteel Family. Compris-
ing)/ large and light Kitchen, Housekeeper's-rooin, Wash-house,
Pantry, large Wine and Coal Cellars, good Dining-room, Break-
fa,t Parlour, handsome Entrance, Water-closet, Store-room. and
Yard ; lofty Drawing-rooms with folding doors, spacious Cham-
bers. with Closets, roomy attics, &c.
Immediate possession may be had, and the Premises viewed
any day previous to the gale, with Tickets, which, with Particu-
lars, may be had at the Auction Mart, Covent Garden Cham-
bers, and of Mr Smallwood, Bloomsbury-square.
London, England, 1813-03-11

NEV/TONI DENTIFRICE.

THIS Powder sts r!vitsant in the application, AS
it is excellent is Its effects; it speedily renders the Teeth
white and..mouth, tl.t gums health'ul, re«, and fine; and by con-
stant use will preserve them in this de-irable state. It fartifies
the etr.lanel and prevents the accumulition of tartar; mid even
where the enamel has been impaired by the application of rend-
cious dentifrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a
manner to be credited only by thoie who experience or witness
its efficacy. To the general approbation of NEw•roN'i T own!
PCWDER, the Proprit tor is proud to boast of rtlerenet s ta many
elevated characters of the British and Foreign emirs. Wholesale
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
Suisse and En wAz os, 6G, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church
yard, neatly opro.ite the North Gate, in boxes W., each.
London, England, 1813-03-11

• .pnciprii to beondik4 • 77_1
March SO, *Rfchard Foulkes: Wilnsot-street, llinen-drapity
me. April 3, lildwerd Lawton, Mattillane,. tnefeßant, Wesel,
kpril 3, George.Hartlitty, said James Cowing,: lisdforslioluisci
• weohen-draperi, it twelve.. Alni! 9, George Jal-eitt, Piteadill!y„.l
I :latter, at one. April 3, Thomas Martin and John EdwandisMoVi
born, blackleg-ninnufactsurers, at•one. April Si, Thomas Mar•
ris, Barton, and' Richard Nicholson Glantroid Briggs, bankers,
at ten. March 13, Charles Peter Melbourne and James swan,
Old Bond-street, paper-hangers, at ten. 11Itrch 90, Richard
Richardson, Wallingford, linen-draper, at ten. March 90, Ben
jamin Martin, Maidstone, victualler, at ten. March SO, John
Simpson and William Graydon Partisan. Oki Change, factors.
at one. March 13, Thomas Borimarr, Bunhill-row, calico-gla-
zer, at one.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
April 2, Joseph Greavea, Hull, victualler, at eleven. at the Dog.
and Duck, Hull. April 1, Richard' Most, Liverpool, merchant,
at twelve, at Mr. Clement's, Liverpool. March 31, is doh Mac
Alester, Stratford-upon-Avon, at eleven, at the QuiLl Wonsan,
Pershore. March 31, John Wright, Pershore. taylor, at eleven,
at the Quiet Woman, Pershore. April S,Thomas Grace, Prince's
Rishorough, and John Saundtrs Woodcock, Aylesbury, bankers,
at 12, at the Cvunty Hall, Aylesbury.
London, England, 1813-03-11

CERTIFICATES—March SO.

Robert Wilson, Bow Church-yard, merchant. Thomas Monk-
house Coppin, Great Prescot-street, merchant. John Harding,
St. James s-street, bookseller. George Cowing, Holborn-bridge,
stationer. William Hayman, Deal, brandy-dealer. James Payne,
Burnham, clothes-saleman. Joseph Brindle, Kemerton, draper.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PAR UNERSHIPS.
Wilson and Co. Castle-street, timber-merchants. J. and N.B.
Hutchins, St. James's-street, chinamen. Cotton and Mayor,
Broseley, currier& Cardwell and 'Jackson, Liverpool, merchants.
Taylor and Davis, Rvicross-street, fleck-maaufact urers. Wilkin-
son and Warnum, Oxford-street, tiano-forte-snakers. Noble
and Co. Batteisca, engine-makers. Wood and Crane, Birming-
ham, founders. Robertson and Co. Gateshead, glass-manufactp-
rars. Pout and Smithyman, Birmingham, ironmongers. Pear:
and Dewson, Birmingham, stationer. Graha.ti and Co. Carlisle,
cotton-spinners. Benton and Stone, Portsea, barge.masters.-.-
Longsdon and Finch, Bakewell, &c. fustian-manufacturas.—
Griffith and Smith, Smithfield, &c coach-proprietors.
London, England, 1813-03-11

DIED '

On Friday, the sth Instant, at Malting, near Lewes, Otis Right
Honourable -Inn Countess Dowager ot Chichester, in the 79th
year ot her age. Perhaps there has not been an instance of a
more perfectly-amiable character, so many years most respect-
fully maintained in the several mations ot life—the dignity of
her rank having been preserved with the mon endearing com-
placency, mildness, and benevolence to all. She arpeared re•
-tnarkably chief ttil on the '1 hursday, and at, ight went t o bed seem-
ingly well. title rang her bell at six in tlni morning fit her maid,
complained she was ut•comforcable, and expired before seven
without a groan or a svuggle. For such a blessed and peaceful
close of life her truly Christian piety had fully pi-gated her !
London, England, 1813-03-11

LAPI CAL_ NAVY

On Tuesday, the 29d of 'March, 1813, at the White Hart,
Winchconab, Gloucestershire, at Eleven o'Clock,
UP"' A ltD6 OF V; ENT Y Fie USA ND
POUNDS WORTH of OAK 'UMBER, well headed,
and mostly fit for the Navy; with a large Portion of Plank
Stocks, and some of very lawge dimensions; and mile remark-
nbly fine Ash Timber.
"i o be Viewed by applying to Mr. Wm. Ireland, at Sndeley
Lodu, near Winacomb, any day after the lath of March.
1 be 1 isubtr stands mostly in sitwations to be carried off with
convenience, and within nue ter two miles.of •Vincticemb, from
wheace a Turnpike. road leads to Tewkesbury, aul it may be
serried from thence. on the fievern, &c. •to any pert of the
Klottom.

'fhe Timber said in Lots, to suit the *AZ
as Connuy Desk's.

ohu►t as W
London, England, 1813-03-11

Wird *a of the iduitarliitobleftValiggieltbare--
been submitted to your Majesty upon them, they feel
lit necessary to declare their decided concurrence
the clear and unanimous opinion of the Commissio-
nem confirmed by that of all your Majesty's late
confidential-servants, that the two main charges a-
gainst her Royal Hihness the Princeu of
ales, of pregnancy lind deivery, are complexly
I,slisproveds; ana they further submit to your Ma-
jesty their unanimous opinion, that all the other par-
ticulars 91 Conduct brought in accusation against her
Royal Highness, to which the character of crinsina•
lity can be ascribed, are either satisfactorily contra-
dicted, or rest upon evidence of such a nature, and
which was gives under such circemstanees, as render
it, in the juagnsentof your Majesty's confidential ser-
vants, undeserving of credit.
" Your Majesty's confidential servants. therefore,
concurring in that part of the opinion of your late
servants, as stated in their Minute of the 25th Janu-
uy# that there is no longer any necessity for your
Majesty being advised to decline receiving the Prin-
ces; into your Royal presence, humbly submit to
your Majesty, that it is essentially necessary, in jus-
tice to het Royal Highness, and for the honour and
,interests of your Majesty's illustrious Family, that
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales should be
admitted, with as little delay as possible, into your
Majesty's Royal presence, and that she should be re.
ceived m e, manner due to lies' rank and station in
your Majesty's Court and Family.
" Your Majesty's confidential set vants likewise beg
leave to submit to your Majesty, that considering
that it may be necessary that your Majesty's Govern-
ment should possess the means of referring to the true
state of this transaction,. it is of the utmost importance
that these documents, d'emonstrating the ground on
which your Majesty has proceeded, should be pre-
served in safe custody; and that for that purpose the
originals, or authentic copies of all these papers,
should be sealed up and deposited in the Office of
your Majesty's Principal Secretary of State."
London, England, 1813-01-23

PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW I oMI

Flay 41 Os to Si Os New Clover 51 Os to 61 Os
New Flay 01 0, to 11 Os Straw ll 15s to 21 2$

PRICK OF HOPS IN TI-IE BOROUGH MARKEL'.
Bags. Pockets.
Kent 111 11$ to 131 181 Kent AI Ills to 161 16s
Sussex 1O lOs to 121 12s Sussex 111 11s to 141 14s
Biex el Os to 01 Os Farnham 01 Os to 01 Os

Asnroan, JAN. 19.—Beef, 12s 6d to i Od per score.—
Mutton, 5s 4d to 6s 4tl per stone.—Beasts 185—Sheep 4130
Pigs 25—Calves 9.
OXFORD, JAN. 10.—Tlle second best price of a bushel of
Wheat was 15s. 9d. according to wbich price, and a due allow•
wee made to the laslar, the assize and price of bread are as fol-
low, viz.—The peck loaf household. to weigh 17 lb. 6oz. is ss.ld.
The halt peek 2s. 64d. and the smaller in proportion.

PRICE OF cOALS-.—COAL MARICE I , JANUARY 22.
Ship at Market Sold Prices.
2 Newcastle IS 53‘. CI. to E05.•041
o Sunderland 0 00s. Ad. to 004. od
I Cifders . 0 Oos.W. to 00s. Od

HIUH WATER Al LONDON BRlDt;fi
Murning. ....
Afternoon l3 minutes after 7

BIRTH.
On the 17th inqr. at his house in New Norfolk.street, the Lady
of Captain.G. Sermons% R. N. of a dawghter.

DIED.

Thursday morning, Captain Schoenberg, one of the Conimis-
*mows of hit Majesty's Navy.

• NHL COUGH:, HUA'ASENIiSIia stc.
THE greatdemand for Mr. GREENOUGH'S LO-
ZENGES of TOI.U, after 50 years trial, proves their su-
periority, as the most pleaasnt and effectual remedy for all Coughs,
Hoarsenessts, Sore Throats, and Defluctions on ti.e Ltitt;s 11C41•
Log the rawness of the breast, and affording great rt lief in Short-
eras Of Breath, Aslanatic and Consumptive Complaints. The
genuine only have " R. Hayward" printed on the Stamp—all
others are counterfeits—by whom they are prepared, as succes-
sors to Mr. Greenough.
Sold in 1 ondun (by his appointment) by Newberys9 gt. Paul's
Church-yard ;Dicey & Co Bow Church-yard; Bayley 8; Co. Cock-
spur-street Nix, Royal Exchange; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Clark,
3-9, Bow ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Barclay, Fleet Market ;
Blake, 56, Piccadilly ; Vade, Cornhdl ; and the Veinier. of Ge-
nuine Medicines. Pries 14. tad each be%
London, England, 1813-01-23

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interior of Houses, and all his recent Discoveries and Improve-
ments, (all others are spurious, and impositions on the public).
Purifies! Patent Lamp Oil, 61. 6d. per gallon.
Good Chamber ditto, - ss. 6d. ditto.
Genuine Spermaceti and all other Oils at the most reasonable
prices.—Orders addressed as above •rill be punctual:), attended to.
London, England, 1813-10-05

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Their SYMPTOMS EVERY PARENT and GUARDIAN
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of appetite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation and
Irregular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains ;
they bring on convulsions; they affect the growth of the body.
and they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both
as a preventative and cure of these alarming complaints, the above
excellent Niedlclne is universally allowed, on the testimony of the
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectabi-
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Proprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful success
in their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, and
;:vas a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind
can boast. Parents and others, who have the. care of chiklrent
should have WI remedy as a family Medicine to resort to, when-
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Sold, wholesale =distal', at Mr. Butler'', No. 4, Cheapslde, the
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Jones, Weston' Alithot; and Mallory', Partake; Hall and Solid-
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bert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinnr; and Co. Bir-
mingham; Staines and Lyntb, Manchester; Trewman, taste*
Smith, Maridirten,Reaburti, qcott, 'Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter and M'Donald, Glasgow; Biagio and Barry, Beistot ; Ste-
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London, England, 1813-09-20

TINS FOLLOWING DILTAILS :

41 The Emperor upon his return reviewed almost
the whole of General Vand,imme's corps, collected
under the orders of Count de Lobau. These trot*,
who with so much brilliant bravery extricated.thena—
selves from the difficult and dangerous position in
which the imprudent valour of their Chief had placed
them, are animated wit'► fresh ardour, and his Ma-
jesty has given proofs of his satisfaction, by granting
promotions, and distributing rewards among the dif.
ferent corps of which they are composed. The Au•
strian army is encamped in the interior of Bobemial
between Kommotau and Lauen ; it is occupied with
its reorganization ; its mak& haviag suffered very
great losses, and its permit/ being reduced more that
a thud. _

4, The Russian and Prussian corps, which mos.
pied Toeplitz, were employed in manctuires.
" The corps of the Duke of .Reggio, General Ber.
trand, and General Regnier, gained decisive advan
tages on the sth."
THE MILAN PAPER OF THE BTH SEPTEMBER, CCEITAINII
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE:

16 We have just received satisfactory accounts from
the army—strong batteries are constructing on iiiffe•
rent parts of the Drave. The enemy has destroyed
all the blidges from Spittel to ltosseik.• On the night
of the 31st rt. August, the enemy attacked General
Billotte, who was with the Stith at Crainbourg, upon
the Save. He repulsed the attack, but teatiug to
have to contend with superior forces, be evacuated
the town during the night-
" General rino, who was in Laybach, marched
upon Crainbourg with 'some battalions, and re•tuok
the town front the enemy on the evening of the 2d.
.4 General 11s:slot:Maim is at 1.. a; bac!) ; the reserve
is eqablished at Ade'Amish? As soon as the Plin4
Vi.orroy was 411ot:tied of what had• taken place at
Ciainhourg, he marched upon the same with twenty
battalions. His first troops entered Crainbourg, on
the 4,h, and *the I'rince was himself expected there
un the sth."'
Star. 14.—Autholtic accounts from Gerniaoy .
London, England, 1813-09-20

FRENCH PA PERS.

PARS, SEPTEMBER is.
The following intelligence, which may be con.
sidered as certain, has been written from Dresder.,

under date of the Bth instant :

66 The Emperor left Silesia on the 22d of Augusto
after having beaten the enemy on the 21st at Lowell-
burgh ; after his departure, Count Lauriston gained
a signal advantage. His Majesty left the command
with the Duke of Tarente, who nude dispositions to
profit by the victory, briskly pursue the enemy, and
attack him upon the heights of Jitter. Every thiste
gave reason for supposing that those dispositions
would have been crowned with the most brilliant sue.
cess ; but on the 26th and 27th, the rain fell in tor-
rents the Bobr reached and carried away the bridges,
and the roads were covered with water more than
three feet deep: the columns, surprised in their march
by the overflowings, were separated from each other;
the enemy, already in retreat, perceived it; he wished
to take advantage of it ; but he was himself attacked
and driven from the heights which he occupied. At
night the weather continued to be dreadful ; the
Duke of Tarente collected his columns, attd took a
position at Buntzlau.
44 Upon this information his Majesty set out from
Dreiden on the night of the Sd. He attacked the
enemy in the afternoon of the 4th, repulsed him, anci
obliged him to repass the Neiss ; he slept at Baetzeho
and on the 6th returned to Dresden, to oppose the
movements which the enemy might wish to make, ii
orde' to resat him upon the left bank of the Elbe."
A &ETTER DATED THE 7TH, FROM DRESDEN, WNTAIHE

totArtsZeneral Moteatkcieedi. He died . asys
after his legs were amputated..

DRESDEN, SEPTEMBER S.

General Moreau, mortally wounded by the first
cannon fired from the redoubts of Dresden, and con-
coed by Russian soldiers through The rock of which
be was a witness, only succeeded with great pain
and difficulty, which caused continual cries in reach-
ing the Bohemian frontiers on the sixth day after his
amputation. He died in the midst of-bit country's
coolies, in frightful despair. His body was conveyed
to Lauen, and there laid out in state, Without doubt
to show a people with what celerity punishment fol-
lows treason. The day on which he was struck, he
had sat at the table of a Sovereign. Among other
traitr,rs, the Saxons Lagenan and Thielmair, and the
Swiss, Jomiai, surrounded the Emperor Alekander.
The two first, led by murderous ambition, came to
direct fire and sword against the capital of their coun-
try, against the august abode of their King and their
Master's family. The third had, at the moment of
the recommencement of hostilities deserted-that army
which had adopted him, and in which he was deco.
rated with a superior rank. The Emperor of Aus-
tria does not permit any of those men to approach
him; 66 one may," he has said, 6, make use of trai-
tors as we make use of spies." In short, if contempt
of treason is the first sentiment of every virtuous soul,
it most ever be an act of prudence on the part of a
Sovereign ; it is his own cause he defends ; he cannot
honour traitors without risking his own safety.
London, England, 1813-09-20

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, INS.
MICR Q P STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
COOL 571 i—tar ate. SS} I—Bds. Is. dIL
S per Ct. 07111*.;-Osle• 7:l—Erch. BSI. 2s. dia. 2s. pr.

SURRENDER OF THE CASTLE OF ST.
SEBASTIAN.
We must simply refer our Readers to the &WWI
this glorious achievement, as given in our pticeding
columns, from a Gazette Extraordinary, published this
morning, having no room fol further comments.
London, England, 1813-09-20

LAYBACH, AUGUST 25.

General Pinh, one of the Viceroy's Lieutenants,
arrived here to•d.iy. His division, which consists of
at least 15,0u0 men, is already almost entirely in our
town and its neighbourhood.

- ZURICH. SEPTEMBER 1
Count.Gottorp is at present at Lentzbourg, upon the
eastern frontiers of the Canton of Argovie, where he
returned, after the journey he lately made toGermany.
PRANKFORT, SEPTEMBER 10.

A column of 12,000 pritoners, and a great num-
ber of wounded, among whoM are many officers,
are expected in this town. Another column is fol-
lowing it.
London, England, 1813-09-20

'PLYMOUTH, SEPT. is.

Arrived the Erin, from New York ; and Rochelle,
with Mr?. JOEL BAnLow and suite as passengers, de-
tained by the WARSPITt than of war; the MISSLETOZ
X 100;) of war, from a cruize ; and his Majesty's ships
VENGEI4II, and ROYALir.T.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1813-09-20

I3AYREUTH, SEPTEMBER 5.

The loss which the Prince Royal of Sweden suf-
fered on the 23d of August, between Liskaw and
L'ebigau, upon the Black Eltiter, in the circle of the
Electorate, was not perfectly known at Dresden on
41e Both of August.

AUGSLURG, SEPTEMBERS.
We have just received inietience from Vienna :
it states, that the dispositions of the Hungarians are
`ll v ise inclined to the present war. The things-
aik, why- Austria, which has no. real motive for
Pining the coalition, not having the least cause of
complaint against France, will nevertheless take part
in it, and cbtepromise the repose of her States. We
see by this how Much the •Austrian Journals endea-
v6ur to impose on us, by boasting of the zeal and en-
thusiasm of .the Hungarian ndtion.

MUNICH, SEPTEMBER 6.
We have again received several letters ft om Vienna,
of the thl. The truth respecting the issue of the
Dresden affairs begins to be khown there, and great
consternation reigned in that city.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST to.
On the 30th July, twenty days after the birth of
Prince Osman, the Grand Seignior') familywas aug-
mented by a Princess, who has been named Sultana
Ernere.
London, England, 1813-09-20

liViEfediL INTELLIGENCE'

Dublin .
Waterfait -
Cadiz •
Lisbon

ARR. DLit.
Aim Dirt.
2 1 Heligoland . o 2
1 2 Gott euburgb . 1 2
O l Goo-obey a 1 0
O 1 Jersey 1. • 1 0

1•••=•••1
PENZANCE, SEPTEMBER is.

The SPgicutATon lugger has just landed dispatches
from St. Ander°.
FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 17.
Sailed the RAPID sloop of war, with a fleet for the
Downs ; and the Adventure packet, for Jamaica.
London, England, 1813-09-20

birthEws. to be fat* at ektIUSPIAL.
Ostaise I, Atiebael Bayais, C.elitaseu-deeriii--wlstp4vilillestar,
ten- Nov. 4, George Timothy Kisklatid,Ayder's-court, Lakes-
ter Fields, haberdasher, aVten. SoV. 19, •Oeorge Anderson and
George Harrison Eades, Bridge•yarchwharf, Tooley-street, mer-
chants, at eleven. Nov. Idi Canadell, Heckneproad, car-
p enter and' builder, at twdvd.,
DIVIDENDS to .ke tria4i lath. COVlrnkt
October 18, George Willis, Great Yarmmitli,cpm-merchant,
at four, at the White :svan, 'Norwich. OctifiVer f 3, Sam. Clarke,
Leicester, salt-merchant, at eleiren, at the White Hart, Leicester.
October id; Joist! Tiler., Mount 'Sorrel, Leicestetahlie,
at eleven, at the White Hart, LeiCeitir, October 13, George Cole
Bainbridge and William Cartwright, Ltverph•i, merchants, at
e'en.. at the Globe Tavern, Lirerpne2.. °etcher 111,
Whitehead, Laceby, Lincolnshire, grocer at eleven, at the White
Hart Tavern, Hui. OCtobtoinN Francis Billie See, Earith, Hun-
tingdonshire, butcher, at eleven, at the White Han, St. hes.--
October 9, John Grieves, Droitwich, Worcestershire, maltster,
at eleven, at the Hop-Marlet Inn, Worcester. Oetoba 11, Join;
Birch and Robert Robinson, Brenghten-Lodge, Lancashire, cat-
ton-spinners, at two, at the Star inn, Manchester. October 9,
William Hall, Wautage, Bents, inulielder, at eleven, at the Bear
Inn, Wantage. October 9, David Falconer, liaverfordwest, shop-
keeper, at eleven, at the Castle inn, liaverfordwest. •
CEIL'IIFICATES, OCTOIIICII 9.
Caleb Withal', Tokenhouse-yard, broker. George Philip Be-
cher, Broad-street, London, and Manchester, mere sant. Ely
Gledhill and John Gledhill, Halifax' Jun-manufacturers. Wm.
Thomson, late of Tobago, now of London, merchant. James
Knowles, aidcup, Kent, schoolmaster. William Webb, Backing-
ham-street, Strand, wine-merchant.
London, England, 1813-09-20

Niimnsa-8282

OFFICE OF ORDEMPICVEYI:I4i, itri,;
THE PAINCIF.AL OFFICERS kV Apt,
J.ESTr's ORDN4NCiI, A kercky OW! aster 4 •

That Proposals Ailll•be received at their Mite. in PairMaio
or. or before Monday, the 4th day of Oct*, oeit, Nis *eh
Persons as may be veining to undertake the parfonnance of. the
BRICKLAYERS', MASONS', and PLASTERERS' WORKS,
required for the Ordnance Service in the Portsanouth
forb period or rind Years, determinable after the elpiration of
the first Two Years, upon Six' Months notice, at the option of
either party. • _
_

_ .
Descriptive Schedules of the Works that are to be performed,
and the Terms and Conditions of the Contracts, may he obtained
upon application to Major-General FISEIR, Comthanding Royal
Engineers at Portsmouth; and also at the Secretary's Office, In
Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the•bours of ten and four
o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and
endorsed " Proposals for Works at Portsmouth;" but no Pre-
Foal can be admitted after the said 4th day of October, at
twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Ten-
der be noticed unless ti'e party making it or an agent on his
behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW ,Setrami.

---CoinitAck FOR CANADA TIMBER, PLANK,
DEALS, &c.
NAPIWPICE, 4M. 7, 1813.
Tick PRINCIPAL OFFICERS ad COMMIS-
SIONERSof Nit MATISTr's NA VT, do Lundy give Noise
Tilt on Wednesday, the 22d Instant, at One o'Clock, they
will be ready to treat with Stich Persons as my be willing to
Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or
auy one or more of them, with CANADA WHITE OAK
TIMBER, RED PINE TIMBER, WHITE OAK PLANK,
RED PINE DEALS, ASH CAPOTAN BARS, sad ASH OAR
RAFTERS.

nruerilnatios y hie Arrides, and a form yths Tender say k men
a this Office.
_ _

No Testier to remittal ea *sir o'dwi, on the day af treaty,
tar any :Wield, ankle the party, or an agent for hiss, attends.
livery Tender 1111U1 he accompanied by a Letter, addroreed to the Na.,
ileardoid signed 65 two responsible Persons, engaging to become bared
with tie Person tetakring, in the saw gr 010,000 for the doe perfirars-
anst of the Coistrfet.
London, England, 1813-09-20

NAPLES, SEP FEMBER Y.

In order to dissipate the uneasiness which has in-
troduced itselt.into this capital, relative to the conta-
gion which was said.to have appeared in the village
of Iltattia,. upon the frontiers of Rome, we hasten to
give 010,19)ii!wing information, the. authenticity of
Which we can guarantee :--On the 17th of August
an English-frigate -dPsembarked a certain number of
troops near tire tower of Patuna, a bad military post
at the mouth of the 'fibre: This tower Was only
defended by six soldiers. The enemy succeeded in
taking two of them, with two garde: ranee. Scarcely
were the two latter on board, when they were set at
liberty and sent on shore. One of them ifnmediately
gave himself up as a prisoner in quarantine, but the
ether went tu Pratua, his natal country. The Go-
vernment of Rome, informed of his arrival, esta.
blished round the village a cordon of observation,
but only as a measure of precaution.
London, England, 1813-09-20

WSPATZBURO, SkPTEMBER S.

4-r
The 114.11 add 19th regiments of dragoons arrived
t,rdir7-1/0113 Spain. The betetity of that cavAh yls
generally admired, as well as the good condition in
eltich it is, notwithstanding so long a march. The
different regiments of-that which General Milhoud
commands will successively arrive and go into can.
tontnents.in the grand duchy. Numerous reittforce.,
menu of 'annoy also arrive every day.