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London, England, 1813-06-28

TO BE ,OLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
situate at Lambeth, in the County vf Surrey, on the West
•ide of the road leading from Westminster-bridge, comprising
LEY'S AMI'Hi I'HEA FRE, and various Houses and
Buildings fronting the road in Felix-street and Stangate-street.
The Premiboi Are held under the Archbiatop of Canterbury, and
for further Particulars, apply to Mr. Robinson, No. 1, Carey-
street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields.
London, England, 1813-06-28

bODSLEr3 ANNUAL REGIS rm—iiie.

This day was published, in One large Vol. Nvo. price I 6s. boards,
Fr HE ANNUAL REGISTER or, A View of
11 the History, Politic., and Literature, fee the Year 1812.
Printed for W. Otrldge and Sou; J. Cuthell ; h. Jeffery; J.
Bell; B. and R. Crosby and Co.; Lacking:oi), isi:en, and Co.;
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; J. A-perne ; Cra
dock and Joy ; Sherwood, Newly, and Jones; J. Fatulder ;
J. Johnson and Co.

The Proprietors of the Annual Register beg to inform their
Subscr:bers and the Public, that they may rely upon the re:4,o.m
Publication of this Work, as suds arrangemnts ! ave been
as wr.il ensure this promised punctuality. A few Sets remain;
unsold, in 54 Volumes. Any persons having incomplete copies
of this Work, are requested to make early aulications, as dew
of some or the Volumes remain.

THE extraordinary interest which attaches to the
several Nations at War, must render sonic acquaintance
rsvi h the Hitt ry of each extremely desirable. Sherwood, Neely,
and Jones have endeavoured to meet the pubic curiosity, in ren-
dering Dr. Alavor's Histories peculiarly interesting, by keying
brought them down to the present period. Whether their c ine-
prehensiveness, their cheapness, or their portable form be consi-
dered, they are partioularly entitled to attention. They are illus-
trated by correct Mays, and contain,
a. d.
I. Germany, Holland, and Switzerland, 2 vols. - 9
2. Itt:sia. Poland, Sweden, Denmark, and Prussia - 4 6
ft. Portugal anant Spain - 4 t;
4. America, North and South, with the West Indies 4 6
5. France 4 6
London, England, 1813-06-28

CHEAP PIANO-FORTES.

MO be SOLD, at reduced prices, several fine-toned
PIANOS, both Square and Cabinet, by various Makers, at
cr.t rrAtt's, No. 48, Wells-street,Oxfond-street, where alio
11:1 be had, some very good Second-hand Pianos, with the addi-
rzonal keys, little wor.e than new, at about half-price.
London, England, 1813-06-28

OFFICE OP ORDN4NCII, JIM is, leis.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-

JEST?'. ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice,

That Proposals wilt be recelve4l at their Office In Pall-Mall,
on or before Friday, the 9th July next, from such persons who
may be willing to undertake the Performance of the Carpenters
and Joiners' Works, for service of the Ordnance In the follow-
ing Divisions, viz.
PORTSMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, & MEDWAY,

lUpon a Contract for Five Years, determinable after the expira-
tion of two years upon six months notice being given by either
Party. The Contract to commence as soon as possible after the

lowest offers can be ucertained. Persons who are disposed to
make Tenders are to understand, that notwithstanding Provision
is made in the Schedule to be delivered for a rate of pay for Car-
!,..nters employed by the day, and also for such Mater al, as may
be 'opposed to be required on the same principle, yet it is intend-
td this mode should apply chiefly to such services as may In
some degree be connected with the performance of Works by ad-
•nu•asurement, or in the event of any emergency which may jus-

tify employing the Contractor on this footing.
It is further to be understood, that the Contract is intended to
apply only to new Work, or such other very renenal Repairs as the
Board or the Commanding Royal Engineer may deem expedient
to be performed by the Contractor.
Propos:.l: for the performance of the work in the Portsmouth
Division will received, either for the whole of the Carpenter!
and Joiners' Work which may he required in the Divi,ion, or
rsparately for the Works on the Portsmouth and Covort Sides.
Printed Schedules of the Contract will be delivered to such

Persons who may spp!y fnr them, at the Office of :he Srcretary
to the Board, in Pall-mall, between the hours of ten and tour
o'clo-k ; and also at the Offices of the Commanding Royal Engi-
neer at Ps.r.sinouth, Plymouth, and Chatham.
Payment to be made within three months next after the
Q :arter in wird' the Certificate of the Performance of the Work,
•...r the delivery of the tlrucles, shall be lodged in the Office nt
;he 3urve yor-General, at the Tower, or in default thereof, at
interest after the rate of .E 5 per Cent. per An um will be allowed.
_ _

The Proposals are to heelelivcred at the Mite of the Secre-
tary to the Board, in Pall-mall, sealed up, and endorsed, " Pm-
:)orals for the Performance of the Carpenters and Joiners' Work,
either in the Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Mesiwor Divisions,
whichever Division the Parties may tender for;' aid it is to he
understood, that no Proposal will he admitted after the said 9th
July next, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same day.
By Order of the board, R. H. CREW, Secrearv.
London, England, 1813-06-28

BRI FISH FIRE ()prim

FOR the iasurAnce of Buildings, Fur*itnrc, Mer-
chandise, ship i,Vestels, and all other Propo:rtF, :igairost loss
Or damage by FIRE. Proposals may be had grads at the principal
Offices to the Strand and Cornloill, I.undun, or of the, Cons.'
pany's Agents in the different Cities and Towns in Great Britain
and Ireland.

Inwrances for short Pr rinds, or for several Years together,
may be effected at this Officc, upon the most equitable Term-.
Pohcies will not be charged tor SUM; of .d?:!q)i) ar upwarl.,
nor to Persons Increasing tht.ir present Insurances.
The whole STOCK of a FARM will be insured without Spe-
cification, at the reduced Premium of 21. per Cent.
Policies payable pt M3DIIII/4 Al tit-DAY will be void, uukss re-
newed within littera days therefrom.
ROBEkT SKELTON, Secretary.
London, England, 1813-06-21

-IIARRILD.

Lately, at St. Vincent's, Andrew Neill, Esq. Captain in the
90th Rig ment, to Louisa, youngt.•: daughter of the late Sir Jas.
Patty, of Reading, Berkshire.
Saturday selinight , Mr. White, of the Ist Royal Surrey Ml-
- to the Widow Mincher, of the Windmill Inn, Moulsham,
being her fourth husband.
At Colombo, in the Island of Ceylon, Alexander Cosby Jack-
son, Est Colonel in the army and Lieut. pant-Colonel of has
Majesty s 66th Regiment of Foot, to Miss Eliza Catherine Mit-
chell, only daughter of the late Sir Charles Meat U.
The tith inst. At bilvercourt, '1 ipperary, Captain M. Eyre
D'Alton, of ‘Voiicipark, County Clai c, to Eliza, daughter of the
late Derby Scully, Esq.
London, England, 1813-04-13

IMPORTANT POLI ncAL PAMPHLE r.
This day was published, price 3s. 6d.
QN the CONTINENTAL SYSTEg and its
RELATIONS wick SWEDEN. Translated from the
French.
Printed fur Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall. •
Also In one elegant volume, 4te. with five Plates, price 301.
royal Svc). 6ne paper, 4 Portraits, 155.; common, 125.; small
_ edition, fine, 7t. 64.; common, withoui Plates, 6d.
I.e Malheur et la Pitie, Pot me en trois chants, pa: M. L'Abbe
Lille.—Le Walter Scott de la France.—Le Virgil do Sicile.
Thh I,Vork, which was publittlfed above 10 years past, pre-
dicts the Restoration of the BosebOns by the Empiror of Rusca!
London, England, 1813-04-13

ICUBI.IC SALE.

ItEAL INDIA COTTON STOCKINGS, selling
off wit►out reserve, will a quantity of White and Black
SILK STOCKINGS, and some curious White and fancy-coloured
French Kid GLOVES, at the following prices, viz. White or
Brown Cotton at is. 6d. a pair; Fine 2s. Super Ss.; Extra Ss. 6d.
Silk Stockings with Cotton Feet Bs 6d. all Silk 79.6 d. very cu-
rious los. Good Gloves is. a pair upwards.—Please to be parti-
aular in the name and number, that you may not be impo.tzd
upon.—RADFORD's,•No. 52, Cheapside.

No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE, LONDON; AND No. 10,
SI'EI'HEN-S U(EET, DJBLIN.
THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY, possessing a
thorough knowledge of the Linen Trade, an ann.l2 Capi-
tal to take every advantage orthe Irish markets, and an unrival-
led extent of business, feel confident in assuring the Public their
Stock will at all times be found the largest and best selected in
the 13ritisli Empire, by resorting to which the purchaser of Irish
Linens well certainly save from sixpence to one shilling per yard.
London, England, 1813-04-14

M 6141,

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htlitikurat ~ •
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the feboving daps wire at St: Hefei* on the I,7di
Do:
**a Meng LAW tiersaaltaini. AStA.
Bpsoiti. taint. pi.; Ranim• Slat
Wsti&ut Beastai, end Thais, front Bengal and
Madras; the REclini; Sia *itrt.tasi
and.thia, Country shipi,.from Bengal,
bleat Ars Moshis, froth Pciit totais
ilankur, frail the Cape of Good Hopes FckitT
Lux, ceiteast. GaAliam. and AtimatAt dasratiat
prom China ; Gukoroacr; from Bengal j Pots*
itote-chip ; FLY brig,'front the island of sparcess
Cusatai, kiscsyrox, DlAttai apd Has, whale& •
APRIL it
The Aineiican schooner, Which =lied in Ha.
shoo yesterday, was the Sado*, belohing to phi. '
ladelpisia, of about 2001aas bonbon, HEIGHT
from thence with a Cargo consisting of sugar, wren;
Ingirood, a small quantity of cotton, Ac. bound to
Bordeaux, captured by the Rename and ititatad
bags of war ; which Vessels were left in ebace of tiro -
lather American merchantmen (a brig stsid ichoonerN
with a prospect of coming up with theta. 'the Simi
11111 ',Bird OR the 13th of March—no nom Aniaesi
lasi evening, the brig Esther, belonging to
I EININLTER NEWMAN master, from Surds.
cargo consisting of raisins and madder-root, boost
to London, drove in here by a strong Ea.U.l
gale; and is under quarantine. Sloe brings Via:
gence that the plague raged at Smyrna, wlAbh
sioned the death of several of its inhabitant', daily.
—On the 29th March, the Esther fell in with a large
American schooner privateer, of Cape St. Vincent,
which chaced her two days, and until she mind of
Cape rinisterre, when the Esther, in crottding sail,
sprung her top-masts, and, finding it imprahlble to
escape Iron. her pursuer, hove toi Raid cleared for sc.
lion ; the enemy then shedfd Mt On the sth inst.
she again fell in with the privateer, when in the act
of shifting her foretoprnast, In lat. 45. 36. K. f bat
fortunately the MccousA frigate was then in Add of
her, and both vessels within six miles of (itch ay $
it is therefore expected she has ere this been captors&
Came down the harbour, and anchored in the Bond;
after having been refitted, the Mosta:ire slnnp oboe%
MARTIAL gun brig, and Munn° schooner. - !

PORTSMOUTH. APRIL

Arrived his Majesty's Chip PRIMEWICTp Admiral
STOPTOOLD, from the Care of Gond Hope, last from
Plymouth, where she landed her dispatches, &e. ;
,l o, the SH A RPSHOOTSR, WIN Guernsey. Sailed the
BOY NZ, 74, for the Downs ; and the hothst, on.a
entice. His Majesty's ship MIT 11A01.41 is appoimei
convoy for the Downs.—Wind SJS.E.
London, England, 1813-04-14

THE MARCHIO NESS !! !

On the 20th of April will be published, in Three Volumes 12mo.

•
price Ins. boards,
PHE MARCHIONESS ; or, "The MATURED
ENCHANTRESS;" conia'ning Secret Memoirs of a Lady
of hif h Rank.
Pri►►ted for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street.
Where may be had, jut pub:ished,
My Native Land, or the Test or ss.
Lady Durnevor, or My Fa►her'r Wife, by A. F. HoLtein, 3
vols. 16s. 6J.
'1 he Anglo-American, by Captain H. Gardiner, ss.
Rosaria di Vira:va, or the Homicide, 'ad edition, 2 vole. les.
Beggar Girl and htr Benefactors, by Mr. Bennett, 3d edition,
5 vols 1:74. 6d.
Strangers of Lindenfeldt, or Who is my Fa,her ? 3 vols. 15e.
Cambrian Pictures, or Every One has His Fault, 3 vols. 16s. 6d.

Just published, In one vol. Svo. price tic. in hoards,
AN ATTEMPT towards a new HISTORICAL
and POLI CICAL EXPLANATION of the BOOk of
REVELATIONS. By the Rev. JAS. BROWN, D.D.
_ _

In this work the Book of Revelation is shown to be an emble-
matical Representation of the whole Providence of Goo in this
Wo:id from the Beginning to the End.
" We have had so many dull soporific explanations of the Apo-
calypse, that we are happy to take u. one which has at lca-t
some degree of novelty to recommend it, which is pervaded by :t
rough, hut apparently honest Spirit df Freedom and hide:leo-
dei:ce, not very common in these times, and by a marked abhor-
rence of Civil and Ecclesiastical Tyranny in every region, and
under every form, &c. &c "—Cri:ical Review, Nov. 181 g.
Printed for George Cowie and Co. 21, Poultry, London : sold
also by all the Booksellers in Town and Country.

This day were pubiished, in Niro. price ss. boards,
OB4RVATIONS on some of the principal
DISEASES of the RECTUM and ANUS; particularly
Stricture of the Rectum, the Htemorrhoidal Excrescenco, and
the Ekula in Ano.

L'y THOMAS COPELAND,
Fellow of the College of Surgeow, and Assistant-Surgeon to the

Westminster General Dispensary.
London : Printed for I. Callon•, Medical Bookseller, No. 10,
Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho.
Wbrre may be h.d, the Second Edition, with

. . ... .
Addttiotis, price ;:s.
Cursory Remarks on Corptdency. By a Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons.
London, England, 1813-04-14

NUMBER 8146.

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EXCHEQUER-11ILL OFFICE, April 10, MS.
All Exchequer Bilk dated In the Months of March and
April, 1812,
TO BE 1•41 D OFF'.

THE COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA-
Jnres TREASURY, having given Pirectionsfor paying oi
the ?Merit. 'of the above mentioned Axchequer Bil s, tpilh the Interest
mhos thereon, at the Excheyer BPI Vice, in the Receipt of Exchequers
New Palace Yard, Westminster, .on daturJay, the Bth day if
.May, 1813, attendance will be %Nen daily (Sundays sad Holiday:
excepted) until and including Tuesl4, the 4 h of Msy, from Ten
each in the Morning till One in the ill:es-noon, for the purpose
of receiving Me Mine and, for the greater dispatch, the hearers of the
sad Bill, are desired to place the Bills in Lists (which are to be obtained
at this ire) classing them in the order of their respective dates, such
as are for the same amount king numer4cally arranged, and 4m:flying
Me principal Sums and Interest due thereon, computed from, but ex-
eluding the days on which they are respectively dated, to the said Bth
lay of Ma), inclusive, when the Interest will cease; and Me said
Bearer! (being. Hollers or not! are isa'speasii4 required to indorse
each Bill with their usual si.,,matures and to write their Names and
Residence at the bottom of each separate List ; and they are moreover
required to attend the Exchequer Vice for payment, and to receive
the new Bills,andgive the Receipts for the same.

If any of the hiders ytheafiresaid llillrshomid be desirous of re.-riving
Payment of the Principal and Interest, previasts to the 1.23 Bth
day of May, they may be accommodated, on computing the Interest to
the day on •tuki.h they wish to be paid, asfd leaving- the. said Bills for
examination one day prior thereto.
Such Person a: may be desirous of having new Excheiner Bills in
tack or in parrof Paymeni of. Principal, upon mariiitg new Bills,
and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or
before Tuesday, the 4th of May, may be acommodated with new Bills,
carrying an interest of Three-pence HaYpensty by the day, on every One
Bundled .Pounds, which said New Bills will bear date the staid
day of May, and will be delivered, together gals; the Inherit due in
tested of the Bills so desired ts be exchanged, on Monday, the 10111 day
V May. and the followiur Days.
N.B. AllExcliequerliills,dated prior to March, 1812, havebeen
advertised to be paid or, and the Interest thereon has ceased.
London, England, 1813-04-14

TRINITY COLLEGE. OXFORD.

THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the late
and present Members of this College will be held at the
Thatched House Tavern, St. Jametes-stteet, on Wednesday, the
28th c:ay of April;
The Rev. the PRESIDENT, in the Chair.
Sir GEO. CLERK, 13:irt. M. P. Vice-President.
Those Noblemen and Gentlemen who intend to dine, are par.
ticularly requested to signify the same at the 011 ice of the
Thatched •Ilouse.

• BEDFORDSHIRE.
The Manor of GREAT HARDWICK, and a Capital FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, •ery eligible tor investing Money.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. ROBINS, at Garraway's, on Thursday, May Is, at 12,
A Very Valuable Tithe Free, and Extra Parochial,
;nd Singulzrly Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
prising the MANOR of GREAT HARDWICK, with the Right
of Fishery in the River; and HARDWICK FARM, co:,•aining
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES of excellent Meadow, reeding
Ground, Pasture, Ara'ol.:, and Wood Land, lying compact, with
a spacious House and Offices, jot put into substantial Repair ;
a good Garden, Orchard, &c.
'I be Lands are in an excellent state of cultivation, abounding
with Game, and a fine stream of water runs through part of the
Estate : nearly the whole is tythe free and extra parochial, and
forms a most eligible Property, situate near Sheffurd, on the
turnpike road to Bedford, from whence it is distant only eight
miles, seven miles from the market-town of Hitchin, five (ruin
Btggleswade, and forty-two miles from London.
May b.. viewed by applying to Mr. Baker, the tenant, where
Particulars may be had; at the Crown, Shefrord ; Swan, Bed-
ford; Sun, Biggleswade and ; Salisbury Arms, I iatlielcl;
of Limes Wortham, Esq. Soli,:itur, Castle-strtet ; Mr. )Antos
Crowdy, Hammington, near Higtv.vorth, Welts; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London,
where a Piit4l of the Estate may be sects.
London, England, 1813-04-14

DEAL APRIL is.

Sailed his Majesty's ship CIIATII.IM. hear-Aalmirit
SCOTT, and the QVEEN, Captain CoLvtu.e, for off thd 1
Scheldt. Sailed the ALERT cotter with a convoy for
Portsmouth. Arrived the. Gatmataft cutter, with a
convoy from Exeter, which ate sailed for thr

It was reported this morning upon 'Change, that
Government had granted licences for the shipment of
British goods to the Northern States of America.

THE COlDACR.—Cornhill and its neighbourhood
were this day crowded almost to suffocati n by per-
sons assembled for the purpose of seeing the Cossaclf,
who was accompanied by the LORD MAYOR and ir
C. nowrit, having previoutly•visited the Man
house. There was also with him a Russian Officer.
On his centre into the 'Change, he was loudly greeted
by the multitude,. He appears to be about f .ray-five
years of age, not very muscular, but with a strongly
marked countenance. He carried in his hand a long
p.ke; at his back a musket of a very common sort.
From the Exchange he passed up into Lloyd's Coffce-
room, where he was reteived with loud plaudits; he
then appeared in the Balcony which over!ooks the
'Change—here the Loan MAYOR addressed the peo-
' ple assembled. The “ Emperor Alexander," go Old
England," and 46 Lord Wellington," were severally
cheered by three times three. He had almost as
much difficulty in effecting his rereat to the Man-
sion House, from the crowds which pressed tiimn him
on all sides, as NAPOLEnN had in retreating front his
brave bretheren in arms ! •
The Conde de Palmilta has arrived at London.
derry from New York, from whence she sailed gals
ult. ; she is four days later than the previous arrival.
A fine brig, called the Pomone, belonging to Mr.
Warwick, merchant, of filing, near Southampton,
vas taken off Dungeness by a French privareer,"on
Thursday last. Her cargo was valued at £150,000.

It is truly admirable, and no less carious, to ob-
serve
Muslim for the present General Mourning, of
the value of six-pence per yard only, and the various
and numerous articles up to the Indian Shawls, of
100 guineas each, with the most carious India Mus-
lim of every kind, up to two guineas per yard, is seen
regularly selling at .that extensive estabishment the
East India Warehouses, by Mr. MILLARD, in the
City, where the ingenious manufactures of Valen•
ciennes, Brussels, Germany, Rulsia, China, the In-
dies, and the Sister Kingdom, both for use and orna-
ment, are continually to be met with : and it is no
less pleasing to know that a morning's drive to this
centre of commerce, is not only no longer attended
with difficulty, but from the recent improvements in
almost every part of the city, is rendered a desirable
morning ride.
London, England, 1813-04-14

STATE OF SOCIETY IN IRELAND.
This day waq published, in Opt Vol. Bvo. price lOs. 6d. boards,
A VIEW of SOCIETY and MANNERS in the
NORTH of IRELAND, in the Summer and Autumn of
1812. By J. GAMBLE, Esq. Strabane,
Author of Sketches of History, Politics and Manners,
taken in Dublin in 1810.
Primed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster row.
London, England, 1813-04-14

CORN-MARKET, MARK-LANE, APRIL 14.

We have had no fr&a arrivals of any Grain this moaning, nor
any **radon In the price of Whey, the sale of which article
was however very heavy, having but few buyers at market.—
Fine malting Barley met ready sale, but the ordinary sorts went
of slowly, yet what was disposed of obtained Monday's es.
Having a large quantity of Oats at marks t, and the being
small, the sale of that grain was very duU at a decline of ss, per'
quarter. Beans are atsn ts. per quarter cheaper. In other at-
'tithe no alteration.
London, England, 1813-04-14

MANSION HOUSE,
910 BE CET, for Seven Years, :4 Capital MAN-
-11 SION HOUSE, PARK, and LANDS, containing together
about 250 Acres. '1 he House is handsomely furnished, and fit
for tbe accommodation of a Nobleman or Glintleniats of fortune,
containing Dining and Drawing Rooms of large diniensions,
Li'irary,•Dressing Room, eight best Bud Chambers, Servant 2
Rooms, and suitable Offices. This Residence is distant from
London about 60 miles, in 4 good spurting country, and the tenant
may be accommodated with a manor abounding with game.
For particulars apply to Messy. Shawes, Le 13Ianc. and Shawe,
Solicitcrs, Ncw iirulje-street, London; or to Mr. Weller, Chi-
chester,
London, England, 1813-04-14

This thy was published, in lc'mo. price boards,
PUNCTUATION, or an A'I'TEMP r to facilitate
the ART of POINTING on the Principles of Grammar
and Reason. For the Use of Schools, and the Assistance of ge-
neral Readers.—By S. ROUSSEAU.
Printed for Longman, Ilunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row, Loudon.
Of whom may be had, lately pnbli,hed,
Rules for English Composition, by John Rippingharn, in 22m0.
price 3s. 6d. hoards.
London, England, 1813-04-14

SURREY.

IN THE VICINITY OF EGHAM, WINDSOR PARK, &c.
A very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, with elegant RESI-
DENCE, excellent OFFICES, FARM-HOUSE and BUILD-
INGS, PLAN lATIONS and PLEASURE-GIROUNDS.
TO BE DISPOSED OF BY SALE OR LEASE,
APLEASANT compact FItEEHOLD ESTATE;
comprising an eligible Reid• nce, with Offices of all de-
scrip:ions, conveniently planned; Coach-houses and Stables, ca-
pital Kitesen-garden, excellent Farm-house and Buildings; toge-
ther with about Two Hundred Acres of Meadow, Pasture,

rough Grounds, Plantations and Arable Land, in high cultiva-
vation ; in a dry healthy situation, commanding extensive rich
views in all directions; a fine Stream of Water runs through the
ground ; and abounding with Game. Situate within three miles
of Egham, six :runt Windsor, and twenty-two from London.
A good Inn, and good Stabling, in the immediate •icinity.
Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square—
where Plans may be seen.
London, England, 1813-04-14

VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE tattEHOLD

ESTATES YORKSHIRE.

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs BURTON aud MST,
Early in July. at Au! wry, near Wakefield, in Lots,
ING ITL A R eligible Fre2liold ESTATES,
ICI including divers Farms' hlessuages, and Tenements, situ-
arel at Middlestown and Denby, near Wakefield, Yorkshire,
within an easy distance of the Navigable River, offering singular
advantages to the Purchasers.
'1 he E•aa'es are let to Tenants at Will, at moderate Rents,
pri diicie7 a con.iderahle income.
'1 he ;-;4le will hr notic, din this and other Papers, and cerip-
ric d,liver,J in dice time, at the princip d Inn+ in the
Count), ; Particular; Thomas Canham'r,
1 Essex-corm, '1 ample; and of Messrs. Burton and Risz. 62,
&MAIL
London, England, 1813-06-26

ATIPAL iNTELLIGENCL

FALMOUTH, JUNE 23.
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Arrived the Princess Mary packet, with Mails, 35
dais from Demerara, and 38 from Guadaloupe—
also arrived the Duke of Montrose packet, Captain
Butwrrz : she sailed from hence with a Mail for Ha•
lifax on the 28th ult. and was taken the 10th inst. in
lat. 43. 12. long. 31. 10. by the American frigate
President, Commodore ROGERS, who had taken the
day before the brig Kitty. LoVE, from Newfoundland
for Alicant, and the day after the brig Maria, BALD,
from ditto for Lisbon—the crews of those prizes were
put on board the packet as a cartel, and ordered for
this port, under charge of an American Officer. The
Duke of Montrose fell in with an American schooner
ptivateer, of 14 guns, the day before she was captured,
and sustained an action for two hours, and beat her off.
—Captain BLEvrErr states, that the President and
Congress frigates parted company on the sth instant.
Captain LOVE, of the Kitty, arrived in the Cartel,
says he left St. John's the Slst of May, in company
with the Cossack, of Greenock, bound to Lisbon,
and parted from her on the 6th :—he also states, that
the brig General Wellesley, in running out of the
harbour of St. John's, struck against a piece of ice
and immediately went down. The President Arne.
rican frigate brought to a cartel on the Ilth, from
Chatham bound to America, who inforined them he
had spoke the Cossack the day before.
London, England, 1813-06-26

FASHIONABLE PARTIES, &c.

The Duke of Grafton, a grand dinner party on Tuesday, in
Piccadilly.
The Countess of Buckinghamsh ire, an elegant dejeune• this
morning, at Fitzroy Farm, Highgate.
Dowager Lady Clermont, a large card party this evening, in
Berkeley-square.
Lord and Lady Dynevor, a grand dinner party, on Monday
next, in Dover-street.
_ _

The Marquis Camden, a large dinner party on the 4th July,
in Arlington-street. _ _ _

Tbe Earl of Harrowby, a grand cabinet dinner on Wednesday
next, in Grosvenor-square.
Lord Dungannon, u select dinner party yesterday, iu Dover-
street.

Lord Palmerston, a Jarge dinner party, on the Ist July, in
Stanhope-street, May Fair.
Letd Eardley, a grand ball and supper, on Tuesday next, in
Grosvenor-street.

Colonel and Mrs. Chichester, a Urge party to dinner, on the
12th July, in Portman-square.
Lady Castlereagh, a supper party, this evening, after the Opera,
in St. James's-square.
Sir William and Lady Call, a grand musical party to-morrow,
In Old Bond-street.

The Earl of Hardwicke, a select dinner party yesterday, In St.
James's-square.
Lord Falmouth, a few friends to dinner yesterday, in St.
James's-square.
Lady Hampden, a small party, to-morrow evening, in Green-
street, Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1813-06-26

BROMLEY, KEN r.

Elegant RESIDENCE, GARDENS, PLFARJRE-GROUNDS•
and MEADOW LAND, Ten Mile 3 Irons LONDON.
By Mr.ROBIN:4,
At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 22, at Twelve, by Order of 1
the Executors,
AVERY desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
part held for a term which will ~spire at Lady-day, 1869,
and part held under the Bishop of Rochester for three Live., call-
edL
BROMLEY UDGF., a very beautiful Villa with Porfico in ,
front; planned for the accommodation of a Gcmtieman's Family,
presenting an uniform Building, erected within a few year% the I
principal part of Porland Stone, situate at the east tint of Brom-
ley, a fine commanding situation, the Residence and Pr luny of
Wu. MeN IS E.q. deceased. The Hone is placed oo a fine
Paditeck at an agreeable distance from the Road; con.aining En-
trance
HaU, Eating Parlour, handsome Drawin:-. flown, and a 1
Library; on the First Floor, a Morning or Lady's Dressing- I/
Rooni, overlooking an extensive and rich comorr, time spacious
Bed Chambers, stud six Rooms fur Servants o'er ; excellent ;
Offices of all descriptions, roomy Yard, with Coach Houses, and '
Stables for eight Horses, Farm Yard and Buildings, excellent
Gardece walled round, Green-House, Hot-House, Re. excellent
Cold Bath, Lawns, Paddocks,enclosures of Metalow Laud; the
whole upwards of Twenty-one Acres; the principal part • nciteled
by thriving Plantations, and lofty Forest Trees, dry Gravel-walks,
Alcoves, and Seats ; the whole hi the most complete order.
To be viewed, by Tickets only; Particulars may be had on the
Premise* ; at the Bell, Bromley ; King's Arms, and Greyhound,
Croydon; Crown, seven Oaks; of Messrs. Jones and Green, So.
!rhos, Salisbury-square ; Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins,
'Warwick-ware; d whops Tickets for viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1813-06-26

ARRIVAL.

Admiral Sir Roger Curtis, at the London Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from Portsmouth.

The Duke of YORK dined yesterday with Mr.
GnagNwooo, at Park House, Brompton.
The Hon. Mrs. COCHRANE gave a grand Ball and
Supper on Thursday night, at her house in Portman-
square, which was attended by the PRINCE REGENT,
and a long list of Fashionables.
The Countess of Gnosvnion gave a Public Break-
fast yesterday at Grosvenor House. The company
arrived in their carriages between two and four in the
afternoon ; the breakfast took place at fire, and soon
after the company broke up.
The Marquis of WINCHESTER gave a grand dinner
yesterday to the PRINCE REGENT.
The Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES took an airing
yesterday in her carriage, accompanied by the Duchess
of LEEDS.

The Duke of 13ttrogswicK paid a visit yesterday tp
the Princess of WALES,
London, England, 1813-06-26

CAPFI'AI. MERCANTILE RESII);.:NCE,

Ninth Offices, Warehouses, Conot:•tg-linu-c,, Azz.. King's Arms-
Yard. Cultrnan-street; eirgaat Furaiture, Pril:t., P.anuforte,
and Effccts.

By Mr. ROBINS.
On the Premises, No. 5, King', Arms-y.rd, Coleman-street, on
Tuesday, July Oi:e,
AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE;
comprising a substantial Family Re,i.i. tee, three stories
high, lately put Iwo substantial-repair ; .ontaitis, on the upper
storey, three Rooms, Laundry, &c. four Npacious a'ry Bed-cham-
bers; on the second storey, a Water-closet; uo lit,: storey,
two handsome Draw ing-rooms, a Boudoir, eI ginitly fitted up, a
Library, &c. ; ground storey, Entr ince-hall, large Dinin!•par-
lour, roomy Counting houses, Warehouses, &c. a principal and
secondary Staircase, good Oflices; in the basement s,orey, large
Court-yard, enclosed Coach-house, &c.
On the same and folluwino° Day, at ::Leven &Clock, aril he Solt!,
The elegant Flouseltul.lFurnitt.re ; consi.tin ut four-po,t and
other Bedsteads, with Chintz and other Furniturrs, prime Bed-
ding, Drawing-room Suits of fashionable furriture. library
Bookcases, and well made Cabinet Articles of L.:l de criptioas,
Grecian Lamps, Pier and Chimney Gli.,t•s in rich ::antes, or-
molu and bronzed Figures, Turkey and Brussels Cari+e:s, cut
Glass Dessert Service, plated articles, Pianoforte, Patent Mangle,
Kitchen Furniture, and various Meta.

The Hou•e may he ♦iewed by Ticke•s any day (.-7,te:t fzunday)
to the time of Sale; and the Furniture, Ste:. tw slays preceding
the Sale; Particulars end Catalogues on the Premises; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. R‘liirs, Warwick-street, Golden•square,
%viscose'Pickets for viewing the Hou...e may 1w had.
London, England, 1813-06-26

AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.

The Monitcur of the 12:h of June contains a very
long detailed account respectiag different rencontres
which General Clause' has had N: ith Espoz y Mina,
who he was sent in pursuit of.
After stating vatic us pity affilits between the
llth April-and the 10th of May, it says, that Mina,
being convinced of the entry of Rencal being forced,
nes. only thought of giving battle ; for which pur-
pose, on the night between the 12th and 13th May,
he collected all ias troops near Ysaba, on the road
front Rencal to Oenagavia, where lie was attacked
on the 13th by General Abby, and di iven from three
positions, with the loss of IWO men ; upon which he
dispersed his troops by companies, and was himself
nearly taken at V illarcal ;- that he was successively
pur:u.-Al into Arragon ; that the insurrectional Junta
had fled to Carcaestite ; that Nlitia's escort had been
three times come up with, and that it had been redu-
ced to tell or twelve men, with whom he was flying
It .m the pursuit of the cavalry ; and that the confi-
dence of the inhabitants in him had been greatly les.
sened, and he hi: Itself much dejected by his sudden
reverse of fortune.
FRONTIERS OF BOHEMIA, JUNE

According to intelligence from Prague, Prince
Schwartzenberg, who arrived there on the 296 May,
on the 3d June received a courier. He set out the
same day, with his Staff, for Gilschin, where he pre-
sented his respects to the Emperor of Austria. The
following day (the 4th June) he set out with that
Monarch for Brounau, where the Emperor arrived
t the same day.

11;) MARKET CARbEttrikS Aim bTirEitt
TO BE DILIPO.3IID OF,
-POUR. ACRtS of GROUND in Vull Crop ana
Stock, With a Neat Cottage, and 63 New Lights of Framing,
situate within two mites oftovent-Uartlett Market, and one 22
miles. To treat for and view, apply to Mr. Cochran, Auctioneer
and Land Agent, No. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1813-06-26

PENZANCE. JUNE S.

A large fleet from the West Indies, Is now off this
port; standing up Channel with the wind at E. N. F..

TORBAY, JUNE 2s.
Arrived his Majesty's ship TALBOT, to collect the
trade for Newfoundland.-3Vind E.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 24.

Arrived the Tantivy letter of marque, one of the
West India fleet; Fearnought privateer, of this port,
from a cruize ; INDEFATIGABLE store ship, from Lon-
don for Corunna ; and the SULTAN, 74, from the
Eastward, to join the Channel fleet —Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 23.
Arrived 114 Majesty's ship Nvaumnr, from the
Downs ; and the SUREEY cutter, from Guernsey.
The UNICORN frigate gives instructions to the trade
for North America ; and the SURLEY takes convoy
back to Guernsey:—.Wind E.
London, England, 1813-06-26

TO THE CI EROY:-..T0 FE SOLD

AN ADVoIVSO in the We.t of Enttl Ina from
£2O, in £3O) per amount. with a Prosv•-ct of early Po—es.
sion —Atkiress (post-paid) •el it, 13. at. No 14, George-s!reet,
Ade-Iphi, London; or 1' •he Post rlfice, ShartiL.ury, Dorset.

MONEY IMMEDIATELY.
TO PEOPLE '►F RA•:HION AND CONSEQUENCE.
THE CONDUCTORS of this Office c.tn
com-
mand any iium of Money, and are willing to advance it for
any leng.h of time, and in any way that may snit the objects of
the.r ap lirants, so that they be properly seeured —No 2, Duke-
Ereet, Adelphi —Atterulante from ten till five daily.
London, England, 1813-06-26

SALES BY AUCTION.

PARTON ESTATE, HEREFORDSHIRE. •
MR MUNN respectfully informs the Public, that
the Sale of this very clt-s;rdhle Property is postponed from
Tuesday the 29th June, to Friday the 9th July, when it will cer-
tainty take place, in Lots, agteeably to the printed I'articulars.
Walbroak, June 24, 1811.

NO I'ICE.
MANOR of TRUTTOXHILL, and LANDS
In WITHAM FRIARY (some time since advertised for
SALE, on Friday the .Bch of May laq), are intr:••ieti to be SOLD
by AUCTION, in Lots, on Thursday the I stls of July next.
Further Particulars may be knewn by spy!ieaturn to Messrs.
Tennant and Harrison, Gray's Inn, London ; or to Jame: Brad-
ford, Esq. Swindon, Wilts; and printed particulars will shortly
be distnbuted, and may be had of them.

KENT.
ELTHAM PARK MANSION. PAP M, and LAND,
E•ghc MOCR from London.
By Mr. POI3Ie',

At Garraway's, on Thursday, July 1, at Twelve, in three Lots,
THE truly desirable FR EEHOLD ESTATE,
ELTi-lAM PARK MANSVhN and LAND, on acne
commanding simation, the l'roperty of the Right Hon. Lord
lt A NCIAFFE; the Residi nee, on a very elegi.ot plan, in the
Grecian Style, in an unEri-bhed Con.:ervatory, Ice-house,
dtz. cxcilent Offices of all descripti Siable•yard, Stable, and
Coact.-hose, and Gut-huildiogs. •
.t capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit-
tries, Hot-houses, Green-house, Ike. Pleasure-ground and shady
walks, surrounded by rich Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood
Land, Orchard, Garden-ground, and Cottage, containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, in gond state of culti-
vation. The Park and Lands are ornamented with line stately
limbtr-trees and thriving Plant:Ain:ls, a snout and cheer-
ful spot for the Residence of a Gentleman, good roads in all di-
rections, and only right miles from Loudon.
May be viewed by apply*4 at the Mansion, where Particu-
lars may be had; at the Castle, Ettliam ; Lull, Shooter's-hi:1;
Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel, Dover ; of Messrs. Jenkins,
hale% and Abbott. New Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr Robins,
Warwick•street,Goldta-square, where a Plan may by seen.
London, England, 1813-06-26

MISSIONARIES TO INDIA.

Sir E. MONTGOMERY wished to ask the Noble
Lord opposite whether it was his intention to let the
Resolution respecting Missionaries remain as it was,
or to introduce it into the Bill that was in progress
through the House.
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied, that he meant
to introduce the Resolution as a preamble to that
clause of the Bill which vested in the Company the
regulations of persons going to India.
London, England, 1813-06-26

DEAL, ItINE 25.

Arrived the Eat° and RINALDO sloops of war, and
the VIPER cutter, from different cruizes : 54 sail of
transports, with troops and ordnance stores, for the
Baltic, are still detained. Sailed the NYMPH cutter,
with dispatches, for off Flushing.—Wind E. N. E.

HARWICH, JUNE 21
•
Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, with a mail and
passengers, from Gottenburgh : met the outward-
bound convoy, of about forty sail, list Monday even-
ing, between Rob's Snout and Holmans. Few or no
ships remained in FLM ke-roads when the packet left.
Wind E.
London, England, 1813-06-19

virtually asserted that the same thing had and had
not been found necessary ? The fact was, that the
Noble Lord tacitly admitted the fact of which he
complained. The means of defence were insufficient
at a period when danger might have been reasonably
apprehended, and we had suffered in consequence.
The Noble Lord had asserted, that the recent advices.
did not shew any very great loss on our part ; was
that really the case ? had not the American Lind and
naval forces in conjunction taken York, in conse-
quence of there being no naval fi rce there sufficient
to make re,istance effectual, and destroyed what there
was ? and had they not subsequently proceeded to
Kingston with a view to destroy the force there like.,
wise ? He saw no reason why he should recede, and,
would therefore, if his requisition were not now com-'
plied with, take a future opportunity to move kir an
account, such as he had applied for, in order to
ground on it some further proceeding.
Lord BATHURST, said that it appeared front
the latest intelligence received from America that the
enemy had destroyed only one vessel of any consi.
derable size at York.

After a few observations from Lord BUCKING.
HAMSHIRE,

Lord DARN-LEY said, than Ministers ought to
have foreseen the necesity of having a madame force
on the lakes as well as on the ocean. It was his de:
sign to have called the attention of Parliament to the
gt neral mal-administration of our naval affairs in the
course of the present Session, and to have moved for
certain documerts on which he might have grounded
some specific proposition ; the late period, however,l
svhich the Session had reached before he had an op.
portunity of accomplishing his purpose, induced him
for the present to abandon it ; but he hoped to bring
the subject forward early in the nest Session, unless
indeed his Noble Friend, who was so much more com-
petent to the task, should take It out of his hands,
provided affairs then remain in the same unfortunate
situation as at. present.
London, England, 1813-06-19

Ap4r4L mrELLIG4IficE. • •

A lea of ationt 44 sail arrived at Gottenbergh the 4th lo::sr%
from England, and a fleet or about too sail arrived front the Ziere
ou the atli; and a fleet of about 123 Al arrived at Carlscroz:
from England on ---- (date not mentioned.)
Among the most remarkable articles in the Ainerican Papers
Is one stating, that 'on the 27thof March, the Success of and front
Boston to Cadiz; wo captured by the French !rapt, Aretimse,
and sunk; the French Captain at • the same tune expressing his
regret at having fallen in witli h os be said his orders were po-
sitive to destroy all American vesieb on site* a destination. So
much fora the liberty of the seats" and his imperial Majesty's
" love for the Americans!"
FALMOUTH, JUNE is,
Arrived the GLZ4N at ketch, of 14 gime, from a midge. The
Fox packet, with a Mail for Surioatn, is gone into the Roads, and
it is supposed will sail in the course of the night or to-inetrOf
morning.—Wiud W. N. W. fresh breezes.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 17.

Catnip ha the Montague, the Lee, and the Endeavor. fen"
Lisbon, bound to LiverpooL Nothing sailed to-day.--Wind W.

PORTSMOUTH. JUNE is.
Arrived the ELpsu cutter, with a convoy from the Downs;
also the Dounsa Rusalati frigate. with a Russian store-ship. Sailed
the Neva schooner on a cruize. and the Au/ schooner for Ly-
mingtou.--Wind North.

DEAL, JUNE 18.
Affixed the DRUPD with a convoy from Lisbon..wideh ar•
sailed for the 'Over; the Alt cis& it • and it tOttoLt bap Lam
Harwich; and the Nratrit cuurr with Di.patches from cif
Flustifus. Sailed the liz.totr. and Fol.g.sroNe with a conviiy
for Poituttouth.
London, England, 1813-08-27

DURHAM.

Mary Lamb, the wile of a respectable farmer, at
Hctton, was tried for stealing a pair of stockings, out
of the shop of Mr. Shields, draper, in Dutham, on
the 21st of November last.

The principal evidence was Anne Dryden, of Ea-
sington, who positively swore to seeing the prisoner
put her hand through her pocket•hole, stoop down,
take the stockings from the door in Mr. Shields's shop,
::nd put them in her pocket. She was so aear as to
discover the colour of the tops ; she informed Mr.
William S,hields, jun. of the transaction, who took
the prisoner into a passage in the shop, taxed her
with her guilt, and found the stoc kings on the ground,
covered with a handkerchief the prisoner dropt from
her pocket: Lamb expressed surprise that sl:e
should have any thing which did. not belong to her,
and accounted for the stockings being in her posses-
!:ion, by saving, she must have taken them up by mis-
take t‘ith her handkerchief.

Mr. Shields proved the stockings by their private
mark, and that the cost ;mice was 3s. 19d.
On the cross-examination of Ann Dryden, it wits
attempted to be proved, that she was on bad terms
with the Potter family, who were near relations of the
prisoner's; and to prove this, Robert Clough, a school-
master, who, at the time this misdemeanor took place,
lived at Easington, swore that in a conversation with
Ann Dryden on this businzss, she stated, that " she
had an old grudge against the Potter family ; that a
part of them had been taking stockings out of Mr.
Shields' shop 41 -Durham, and now hoped' Ihrhad it

DIED.
At Somers Town, on Smutty evertirg, Mrs. Mallet, of Ber-
ners street, relict of the late Dr. John Mallet, formerly of the
11th Regiment of Light Dragoons.
At St. Petroz, Pembrokeshire, the Rev. C. Pi not Prichett,
M. A. many years Rector of that parish, Minister of Castlernar-
tin and Stuart)le Llider, one of the Prebendaries of St. David's,
and Chaplain to the Right Hon. Lord cawdor.
At Moorshedabad, her Highness the Munny Begun), widow
of tbo late Nabob Jaaffer Atli Khaun, ancestrr of the reigning
Nabob of Begal, on the morning of the 10th January last.
Lately, aged 104, Mary Reasons, of Farlogil Castle, near Bath.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW:
Montng ........ 35 2tieUteS after
Afteror.un 49 :ninat-ee after 3

LONDON : Printed by Levi:. Katie, Picket Place. and
rittaked there, and at the Star-Otkes Tanj't♦Wt.
London, England, 1813-08-27

GENUINE MEDICINF.S.'

liNEWBERY and SONS, in St. Paul's Church.
r• yard, Proprietors of Dr. Jentes's and other valuable Medi-
cotes, inform t e Public, that since 'be New Duties the Prices
a-e ,as follow ; and those who buy six or more will have the
Stamps gratis: but as many persons mistate the house, they are
desired, to observe, that the Number Is 45; four doors fr mi
Cheapside. a. tl. - a. d.
I
Dr. James's Powt.ler 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9
att.° AnAel•tia Pills' 4 6 Strong l'inct. of Bart 4 0
The Anriblhous Pill: 2 9 Huxharn's ditto 3 0

Dr. Au.tin's Chalyb. do. 40' English Coffee 9 9
Dr. Ste-rs's Opi,tl::ldoc 2 1:1 Essence of Ginger 2 9
Ditto Convulsion Oil 2 6 inglish's Sens P.lll llf
Ditto Cainon.lle Drops 111 Cheltenham Salts 2 9
Essence of Cot sfoot 3 6 Ipecacuanha Lozenges 111
Mr. Spences Dentifrice 4 0 *Dr. Warder'. iea 2 9
The Cephalic Snuff . 1 11 Henry's Magnesia 2 9
tozeuges of Blob 1 11 Mared.ust's Drops 5 6
Giza '‘ Magnesia * S 6 Spnbury's Ditto 6 0
Ihe Eau hiedicinale 11 0 Grant's Cough Ditto 1 6
Rheumatic Powder 4 6 Greenough's Tinctures 111
Tonic Pals - 2 9 Ditto Tofu Lozenges 111
_ _ .

Dr. Hooper's Pills 1I k I Soothing Syrup . 2 9
Ample allowance to Morchants, Sac. for expartaion.

FOR THE GRAVEL. AND STONE, PAINS in the BACK,
LOINS, and BLADDER, LUMBAGO, Ike.
IN the various complaints incident to -the human
frame, there are none mote dreadful In their nature, nor more
alarming in their eottsequenem than the Glt AV Y.: I, and STONE,
PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUNI
BAGO. They are complaints to wlycli every person is liable,
and ar:is fousidatlonfor every other species of Disorder.
London, England, 1813-08-27

Is TIMBBIL 8261.

GENEEAL POST-OFFICE.
LotiDos, Avatar 25, 1813.
CAUTION AGAINST SENDING LETTERS OTHERWISE
THAN BY THE POST.

'llO ENALTIES to the amount of EIGHTY-FIVE
-11- POUNDS, with tons, lave been recovered in an action
brought by order of the Postmaster-General against a respectable
/.1a candle House in the Country, for sending Seventeen Printed
Circular Letters by a Stage Coach.
Bf Consaaild? kit Majesty's Postmaster General,
FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.

TO PARENTS OR GUARDIANS, OR FAMILIES
GONG TO INDIA.
PARENTS or GUARDIANS wishing to place
out To, Three, or Four YOUNG LADIES for EDU-
CA 110 N, may make an advantageous engagement for them
with the Advertiser, for a term of years, by paying down at
once a moderate remuneration, in lieu of regular payments. By
a personal Interview the arrangement would be found highly be-
re6cial to the parties applying. The. Advertiser has long been in
a most respectable line of Tuition, and can furnish unquestion-
able references.

Apply by Letter (post-paid) appointing an interview, as di-
rected, to 0. M. No. 16, North Audley-street, Grosvenor-square.
ACCEPTEIS ADDRESSES AND MACBETH TRAVESTIE•

This day was published;
In One Volume, small Bvo. price 6s. in boards,
THE ACCEPTED ADDRESSES ; or, Par-
Int Po [TAR UM% To which Is added, Macbeth Travestie.

" Fortune her gifts may variously dispose
" And 1 HESE be happy call'd !"
London: Printed for Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheepside ;
'Wm. Allason, St , Bond-street; J. Dick and J. Sutherland, Edin-
burgh; J. Cumming and C. La Grange, Dublin ; and of all other
Booksellers. Of whom may be had, toe 7th Edition of Jokeby !
London, England, 1813-08-27

MARRIED.
Tuesday, John Finch Maon, Esq. to Mary, eldest dsttgh'er
of the late Col. Samuel Cox, of Sanford-path, Oxfordshire.
Tuesday sennight, at Uppingbant, Mr. Anderton, attorney at
law, Kimbolton, to Mrs. ktaylcy, widow of the Rev. H. Bayky,
Rrtor of Lutton, Nurthanii.tonthire.
London, England, 1813-08-27

FAMII.Y lIREWII4IG.

I‘TEE.DHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
re-recently inform the Nobilty, Gentry, and the Public, that iu
consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they- 'Lava reritoved to
their premises, No 225, (rear the nay-market) Piccadilly;
*here they hope to be honour...it with a continuance of that •li-
heral patronage they have hitherto experience.;.
'I hts Machine combines the Fire•rlace, Coppers, !Mrs!. Tun,
Under Back, Hop 'Back, and Working 'Fun, in one Utensil ;
which is compact, dui able, and convenient, and worked by a
Ini.thod simple and certain in i:s operation.
he Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to small
Families, or the mutt ccterrive estamishments.
N. R. and Co. have the pleasure of .aying, they have nin,t re-
s;%•ctable testimonials, and can c.ve references to Gentlemen in
Town and Counuy, who havt. bad experience of the utility of
the invention.

Sold by the Patentees, No. 225, London; and
No. to, Wine-street, Bristol; ahis) by the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the United Kingdom.
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