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London, England, 1812-01-28

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JANUARY 27.

Mr. ROSE obta'n.:o leave to bring in a Bill for amending the
Act relative to the Regulation of l'i'ons.
I ord FOLKE:iI ONE gave notice, that tomorrow he should
move for leave to bring tu a Bill to anima the Insolvent l)ehtore•
Act, as far as related to the ca.e of Mary-Ann Dix.
Mr. BANKES give notice, that to-morrtsv he should move
for leave to bring in a Bill for preventing the Grant of Places in
lt, versino.

Lord MORPETH gave notice, that as the Noble Lord, whose
nom.: of a motion resreciing Ireland stood for Monday next,
would be unable to attend in consequence of a great domestic
calamity, he should himself bring on a motion that day an ties
same subject.
Mr. AD'JINGTON gave nonce, thit to-morrow be should
move an Address to the Prince Regent for a Return of all the
Local Militia serving on the Ist of January, 1812; and also the
N,mber that would be entitled to their discharge on the 25th of
December, 1812, in consequence of the period of their service
being expired.
London, England, 1812-01-28

No. 4, BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE,
PNTERING on the 12th Year of their Establish-
ment in thin Country, the IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg
to return their Thanks (or the universal patronage with which
they have been ho-oured, and to make known that they kive no
connexions with the many pretende I bisk Companies who are
rideavonring to mislead the public, and are in fact retail Linen
Drapers in disguise.
The Irish Linen Company have no Warehouse in England hut
No. 4, Sou. h side of idoomsbury-square, sell no article but Irish
Liren, and re t lass than a Piec•i: a single Piece at theWbolesale
rice. All good, warranted as to fabric and bleach, and the mo-
sey returnad if a fault appears.

Cash forßank of Ireland Notes.
.I. O'BRIEN, Ag=•rt to the Company.

IRISH LINENS.
THE BELFAST COMPANY, determTnedtn sup-
port their dependant Mechanics by full employment, are
how selling Iri,h Linens and Sheeting, considerably under the
factor's prices, in hopes that some opening for an export trade
%lay hereaf er rrward their exertions to keep the poor from want.
They respectfully invite the public to inspect their valuable Stock
itt 50, Great Russell-ztrect,lSloomsbury, opposite the British Mu-
seum; the only house in London where the Irish Line is and
Blicetings, of the best fabric are sold, warrant-A bleached on the
grasi, without any chemical acid. No other article sold, an.l not
k'ss than a piece. 'I he company's prices are full CO p-r cent. be-
low any other house. Cash for Irish Notes. BROOKS, BIRCH,
and O'Ke Er e, Agents to the Company, 50, Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury.

MONEY continut:s to be furnished to the Pub a lic t
annuity interest, on Freehold, Copyhnli, I.eastliold or Life.
bold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock, Marriage
&Temente, Widow's Jointures, Church Livings, &c.-1 'he
mbnity and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be
iIuPPILA on their Annuity Bonds. All Annuities will he redeem-
awe and the business conducted with dispatch, scatty, and
APS! Porsonally, from nine to five, or by letter, to the Se-
erttarY of the Knightsbridge Bank, near Hyde Park Corner,
It"is hopowered to treat for any sum, not less than £3OO, to
" mount, matters of magnitude being preferred.
London, England, 1812-01-28

PRUSSELS, DECEMBER 25.

We are informed from Ostend, that an English
ship of 500 tons burthen, with 70 men and 12 guns,
from the West Indies, bad been cAptured, and brought
into the said harb.,ttr. The v.tinc of this prize is es:.i.
mated at several millions of litres.
London, England, 1812-01-28

PIZENCII PAPZAS.

PARIS, JANUARY 13.
1 Dc d. :he 1 1 th Sc

,tember

he Imperia. Decree, dated on the rm.
last, directing the levy of 6000 youths, of 15 years
of age and upwards, to recruit the corps of Cadets, is
now enforcing by the Constituted Autlniti:s. The
contingents from La Meurthe, Versailles, and other
places, were completed last week, and immediately
Set out.

The Queen of Wiitcmberg was soma indisposed
on the Ist of January, the anniversary of her hus-
band's Coronation, as to be obliged to receive the
compliments of the Ladies in her bed-chamber.

An article from the Banks of the Mine states,
that s.)me hundreds of young people in the duchy of
Nassau and the departments of the Elbe, who were
registerea fr the conscription, had mutilated them-
selves, t,.) avoid set viug.

GERMAN AND DANISH PAPERS.

BERLIN, !ANUARY 2.

• Reports having spread abroad conceTning private
recruiting for an independent corps having taken
place in thi, city, his Moksty has deemed it necessar y
to have strict inquiry made into the matter, and from
which it appears that an Officer in the army has
formed an idea of raising an independent corps in
the event of a war breaking out, if he could obtain
the Royal permission for such purpose, and that he
had not only expressed such intention, but had also
given information to people out of employ, in case
of war taking place, to apply to him, and in conse-
quence of which, his Royal Majesty has condemned
him for such offence to a year's imprisonment in the
fortress of Glatz. One of his fi iends, who was ac-
quainted with his intention, but without participating
in its execution, has received orders to retire to his
estate, and not to leave it without permi•sion.
The Commissary of Justice, M. Bartels, who had
been advocate for the first mentioned person in seve-
ral 1 isv processes, was also arrested at the commence-
ment of the investigation, but released in a few hours,
it appearing he had not the slightest knowledge of the
business, and, as might be conjectured from his
known estimable character, never would have taken
the slightest concern in it, and for which cause his
Royal Majesty has given command to justify him by
a due and proper declaration thereof.
London, England, 1812-01-28

THE ARMY.

The Secretary at War has decided, that in all cases
persons liable, and about to be for criminal
of-
fences, being permitted to enlist into the Army, a
sufficient bounty t provide them with necessaries will
be allowed as a charge against the public.
. The 47th and 87th regiments, which have been
with Colonel SKERRAT, in all his operations at Ta-
riffa, have acquired great and deserved pm:se, for
their firmness and valour. The French call them
Irish Devils !
Colonel LA m sit ETCH is appointed Inspecting Officer
of the Royal Marines in London, instead of Sir JOHN
DOUGLAS.
Thursday a General Court Martial met in Edin-
burgh CaStie, Colonel Durmor, of the Renfew Mi-
litia, President, on two officers of the Royal Perth-
s'aire, on a charge of misbehaviour on duty.
Fifty French officers, prisoners of war, are to be
stationed at Sanquirar on their parole. Most of them
have alrekly arrived there.
Ditarchments (if the 30th and 34th Regiments of
• Foot, from Andover, have arrived at the depot, in
tie Isle of Wight, from whence they will embark fur
the East Indies.
Orders have been received at Jamaica, for the flank
companies of the 54th 'Regiment, to embark by the
•firs- opportunity for England.
Major ISAAC EDWARD I NTSTON, of the 18th or Royal
Irish Regiment of Foot, in Jamaica, has been ap-
pointed Surveyor of Public Wm in the room of
GEORGE MARSHALL, Esq. resigned,

• Major General KENNETII Mu:KEN:7IE relieves Ma-
-3 .-T General Sir JAMES NIUItRAY, in the command of
the troops at Hythe and its vicinity, retaining at the
same time the command at Brabourne•lees and
Ashfor.i.

Wedneslay se'nn;ght Lientenant-General Sir JOHN
STUART, the hero of Maida, arrived in Winchester,
and the following morning inspected the few war-
ri,tis of the. 97 h regiment, left after the battle of the
21st of March, 1801, in Egypt, and presented them
with a £lO note, to drink his health, which they did
with great enthusiasm in the evening at the Barley
Mow Inn. Out of this brave regiment, which went
into the field MO strong, at present only 110 survive.
Baum, Jr.A 1, 1512.—At this moment the Ist
and 2d German Hussar Dragoons are landing at the
arsenal, 1200 strong, six days from Cork. The
army is advancing on both sides of the Tagus, and
it is confidently asserted that the French are retiring
beyond the Ebro. Report says, that there is not a
Frenchman in Salamanca or Seville. The Guerillas
with Don JULIARF, if we may credit reports, are
playing the devil with the French. lam concerned
to state, that at this moment forage is rather scarce
up at the army. Six pounds of barley, with what
weeds the men can cut, is all that the nags are al-
lowed. The 14th have lost several horses from this
cause. The furthest out-post duty Is at El Brdon,
within two leagues of Ciudad Rodrigo, which place
is to be invested directly. Pontoons, faslines and all
preparations for an attack, are in great forwardness.
GWYN goes home in this packet. SHorTEN is still at
Balem. The army is healthy.
London, England, 1812-01-28

'
AD MIRA LTT-OFFICB, Jan. 28, 1812.. • CU ?DIVE HOUSE, Rig.
Oyer and
NOTICE is e svill be put up to SALE, oh Thursthy, the 30th day of
herby given, That a Section of -16. r_
January, 1812, at Eleien &Clock in the Forenoon, in sundry
Termisser aad Goat Delivery, for the Trial of Opium mattisiitai ; Lots
or the High Seas, Isiah, the jariututims elk Admitalty of Bighead, ,T H
' E FO. L L O W I N G GOODS,
will he held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Londoa, ea Friday Lie . VIZ:
28th of February Next, at eight, u'cluch ia the morteittg. 1 720 Cations Brandy, of legal strength for Dealers
J. W. OROICFR 1 470 Digo Geneva, for Private Use
.
283 lbs liyson, and Isi2lbs. Black Tea
28 Pieces China-1 Ancirlr about 9 cert.
The Goods lobe viewed the Morning of the Sal?.
Twenty-five per Cent. deposit will be required.

'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the Custom House, Newhayen, on Thursday, the soth day
of January, t St 3, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, pre
in sundry Lots,-
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
For Dealers and Others,
About 278 Gallons Spirits of Brandy 45 per cent. over proof.
301 Ditto Geneva, for private use only.
Samples of the above Goods may be seen at the Custom-House
. .

the Mmning of the day of Sale.
N B. Twentr:five per Cent. deposit will be required.

4h."4'•4olrisePtrlJttel.Y SOLD to the Highest Bidder,
At the Custom-house, Newcastle, on Friday, the 3i st January,
1812, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
SG Peres Fir Timber, quantity 11 loads, 40 het
1 Balk
2H. 0 Qrs. 26 Odd. Deal Ends
O 3 19 Deals
O 0 8 Uf. rs
O 0 6 Hatidsp;kes
2 lbs. Black Tea 2 Gallons Rum Shrub
and a Half Gallons Brandy In Gallons Wh'skey
2 Gallons Rum 7 Gallons Ale
5 Gallons Portugal Wine 16 lhs. Shag Tobacco
Half a Gallon Madeira Wine 2 New Anchors
And a Quantity of Tobacco Ashes.
Part of the Fir Timber may be seen on application to the
Tide Surveyor at North Shields; and the remainder of the Goode,
on tipylicatinn being made at the Custom house, Newcastle.
Custom-house, Newcastle, January 21, 1812.
London, England, 1812-05-18

CAMBMIDGESHUZ.E.

VALMLILE TITHE FREE ESTATE—The Land Tax in part
Of which is redeemed, with possession at Michaeinsu neat.
BY MR. PEYTON,
`At the Ram Inn, Newmarket, on Tuesday, the 21 day at June
next, at Two o'Cluck in the Afternoon, io Lots.
AVERY Valuable and highly desirable ESTATE,
situate in the- Parishes of Swaffham lltdbeck, Sty:Sham I
Prior, Bottishata, and Little Wilbraham, in the County of Cam-
bridge; comprising a moat comfortable Dwelling•house, tit for
the residence of a family of respectability, with every necessary
attached and detached Office, and capital flomestsad. ' Several
other very convenient Farming Establishments, sundry Cottages,
and upwards of Eleven Hundred and Fifty Acresof Arable, Mee-
doNV, Pasture, and Fen Land, of the first quality, any • t a high
state of cultivation, now in the occupation of John Barter, Esq.
and others whose terms will empire oa the inth day of October,
1812, when possession may be bad.
This Estate is divided ihto suitable Lots for occupation, with
excellent and convenient Buildings to several of the Lots, and is
well worthy of the notice of the capitalist wishing to invest
money in Land, and of the Agriculturalist who 41 desirous of oc-
cupying his own Estate.
Specifications, with Plans annexed, are now preparing, and
may be obtained, by application at the Angel Inn, Busty; Hoop
Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Inn, Norwich; White Horse
hut, Ipswich; (rows Inn, Chesterford ; at the place of :ar ;
and of John Cooper, Es+ solicitor, Cambridge • of J. Chester
Fern, Esq. solicitor, Abirgton, Mar Linton ; and Mr. James's
Office, New lloswell.court, Lincoln's lnn,' Loudon.
London, England, 1812-05-18

CA M BR! DG ESHUIE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ESTATE:
BY MR. PH YTON,
At At Bell Inn; at Haverhill, in the County of Suffolk, on Friday,
the 29th day of May, 1812, at three o'.clock (if not previously
disposed of att an Entirety by Private Contract, of which due
• ponce will be given), in.l3 Lets
THE MANOR of SHARb
ELOWS ALLING-
TON, in Sbudycamps, together with a respectable Farm-
house and convenient Chkeit, sevtral Cottages, and near 280
Acres of very valuable Land (great part enclosed), in a high state
of cultivation, if the occupation pf Mr. Wedge and Mr. Ewin,.
who are under notice to quit at hilchaelmas neat.
This Estate is situate at Shudycamps, in the County of Cam-
, bridge.--a most pliasant country, abouMing with Game, and In
the immediate neighbourhood of the l'hurlow Foxhounds. It
adjoins the Turnpike-road from Cambridge to Haverhill, and is
dltfaftt trim the latter place and Linton each four iniks, Saffron
Walden nine mike, Chesterford nine mike, Clare ten miles,
Garde Hedinglimn 111 miles, Newmarket 13 miles, Cambridge
r 11l miles, and London 55 miles.
To be vi wed on application to Mr. Ewin. Speclkations may
be ebtainellby application at the Red Lion, Linton ; Rose and
Crown, Saffron Walden ; Crown. Cl eaterford ; Ram Inn, New-
market; Hoop, Cambridge; Half Muon, Clare; Bell, C::.tle
Hedingham ; at the Place of Sale ; of Chester Pern, Esq. Abing-
ton, near Linton; Charles Wedge, Esq. Westley Bottom, near
Newmarket; Messrs. Woodcock and Bateman, Lincoln's Inn ;
and at M. James's Office, New Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn,
Louden.
London, England, 1812-05-18

SktiV3 filr lit#MlON;

e aemelerommero
torrAL PORTER BREWERY,.
To &SOLD by At OCTIOlf.—Aly :Mr. sirmi.tiLmg,
On Wednesday. June 3, 1311, at Owed-wk unless previously
disposed 'if by -Private Contract, at the Commercial bele•
gams; Bristol,
:THE capital
atnddpßaglyisvansinable
li Es*RwEEHOLD the late eo.
ership of Messrs. Souk, BRITTAN, and Gloucester Porter
Cry Company, most eligibly situate in Wlstgate-etreet, in
the City of Gloucester.
' The Premises comprise a Bcewhouse with thtee Boilers, four
Pump Engines. Patent Mashing Mdchinr, extensive Malt Lofts,
Malt Mill audhoisting Apparatus, excellent Cellar-age cottlaining
20 Store-pieces of ay/atomism dimensions capable of holding up-
wards of 2000 Barrels, a Cooperage, and .604 Stabling.--Tho
whole terminathig with a convenient Wharf on the Bardtrortbe
River Severn, which furnishes most excellent water for brewing..)
There are also two Leasebokl Teuemetes, end Courting-
Houses adjoining.
This Brewery (which is one of the most complete io England)
was substantially fitted up in the year £BO6 by as etnissent.Engi•
neer, possesses every modern improvement, u admirably eon-
str:cted for carrying on the trade in the man advantageous man-
ner, upon an extensive scale, with the gteatest possible saving of
manual 1a...0ur, and is capable of. brewing 26 furter, at a tune.
A Purchaser may calculate upon a very extebeve Consumption,
there being DO other Porter Brewery in es eicu•Gloueestxr.
immediate possession may be bad.
Also about 700 Barrels of Strong lA*, Breivn Stout, and
Draught Porter.-4'he Casks, and. al usher Utensils and imple-
ments of the trade, both fixed and moveable.
To be viewed, upon application at the Severely, and Particu-
lars may be had of Mr. James, 12, (fray's lot sheet_, LaCeet ;
Mr. ()key, Solicitor, Gloucester; and, Mr. Tamer* thilehat..
; who entombed:al to writ for-t hale by !Petra., Contract.
London, England, 1812-05-18

• SALES*BY AUCTION •

ELEGANT FURNITURE, AT GILWELL HOUSE,
SEWARDSIGNE, near WALTHAM ABBEY, ESSEX.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, UNDER AN EXTENT,
• By MATHEW and SON,
To-moi raw, the 19th of May, 1812 and four following Days,
precisely at Eleven o'Cleck, on the Premises,
AA LI. the elegant modern HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NiTURE, choice Old Wines, China, Glass, Paintings,
Prints; Lii:at, Wearing Apparel, Plated Articles, Pedal Harp,
l'iannforte. Musical Instruments, and ndine% ous valuable Effects,
WIL4 td! r.; City:rt.:car, Esq. Gliwell House, at Sewardstone,
hear Waltham Abbey, in Essex.
May be Viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale.
Catalogues may be had at the King's Head, Chigweil ; (forge add
Graced, Woodford Wells • New Inn, Waltham Abbey; Green
Dragon, Cheshunt; Cock:Epping ; Angel, Word ; Talbot, Whim-
chapel; Cutaway's, Change•alley; York lintel, St. James's.
street ; Mr. Latham, No. 4, Old Compton-street, Soho; Place of
Sale; and of the Airctioneers, Rornford.
•
London, England, 1812-05-18

LOCK. AND SURGICAL. DESPI:NSAR 1. •
'nu day was published, price 3s.- , .
Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of Me Ingrittalon,
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
VENEREAL DISEASE, and its dreadful consequences, as
Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. cud that weakness de-
rangement of the Generative Organs wkith impairs the constitu•
tion, pointing out a safe method of cure, sphedy ana secret in
strictures without caustic, sad alto in those other affections, with
an ACcouirt of the Lock Dispensary; as 3. safeguard against ttia-
pyricism in !his practice, so fatal to the young and %unitary.
By F. KIERNAN,
Member of the Royal College, LotiJon j.atid Surgeon to the
Lock Dispensary.
Sold by Sherwood and Co. litoa Paternesterzrow ; and by the
Author, at his private House, 111, Lower Charlotte-sweet, Bs&
ford square.
London, England, 1812-07-15

MILITARY PUNISHMENTS.

Captain BENNETT wished to know, from the
Honourable Gentleman opposite, whether any order
had been issued to prevent soldiers, who had received
as much punishment as they could bear in the first
instance, from being afterwards brought out to re.
ceive the remainder of the punishment to which the
Court Martial might have sentenced them.
Mr. M. SUTTON said, he knew of no such order
I having been issued. He did conceive the statement
he had made on a former day was, that no man
should receive a greater punishment than he could
bear ; and as to the bringing a man out to receive the
-remainder of his punishment, he thought some limit
might be put to it ; the limit to be determined by the
ability to endure the punishment.
Captain BENNETT gave notice that he should
shortly bring this subject before the House.

THE CASE Oi' MR. BT. JOHN MASON.

Mr. SHERIDAN, in bringing forward his pro.
miscd motion, began by observing, that no man
could doubt that punishment greater than an
indivi-
dual could bear, ought never to be inflicted.—(The
Speaker reminded Mr. S. that he was speaking to al
question which was not before the House). Mr. S.
then proceeded to his own motion. There were cer-
tain kinds of appeals, he said, which could not be
made any where else, except in that House ; and
this was one of the kind in question. The case of
Mr. Mason was one of the greatest hardship and
atrocity. He was detained for two years in Kilmain-
ham gaol; and was there subjected to the greatest
inhumanity and cruelty. It was a place in which
• state prisoners had not only been murdered, but ac-
tually starved to death. Mr. S. read several Letters
to prove this statement, and also to shew that Mr.
St. John Mason was innocent of the crimes of whisk
he had been suspected. He then moved for a Se.
lest Committee, to take into consideration the Re
port of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland relative to St.
John Mason, Esq. - '-
Lord CASTLEREAGH defended the conduct
of the Irish Government, who, as soon as it was
stated that abuses existed in the prisons, ordered In-
quiry to be instituted, and upon that enquiry it ap-
peared the statement of these abuses was one of great
exaggeration.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT wished to oppose
every thing that could be construed into a departure
from constitutional principles, and regarding the,
case of Mr. Mason, as a part of the system now pttr-
sued by
.the Government, which did not scruple to
pay spies for the purpose of promoting rather than
detec ting guile, he should give his decisive opposition
to the measure.
. Mr. SHERIDAN replied, and the House divided.
For the motion, 11; against it, 55.—Majority against
the motion, 44.

, -
PROVINCIAL DISTunRANCIOU
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that he arose to
move that the Preservation of the Peace Bill should
be committed proforma, for the purpose of adopting
some technical amendations.
Mr. SHERIDAN recommended thßt the Bill
should be divided, for it contained severalpietswbids
ought to be passed, and others which were jail's' opi.
Mon highly objectionable •
,
Lord CASTLEREAGH replied...thas it they
were-to divide the 1111 accopliag to Ow TOPus
London, England, 1812-07-15

1)1L:).

On Thursday last, at leis war, AsMeld Lodge near Bury St.
Edmond's, alter a long and painful illness, wh eh he bore with
exemplary C.rtit tido and resignation, James Mintray. Esq. Senior
K' g's Counsel, a Pent her of the loner Temple, Recorder of
Aldboroupti, and many years Chairman of the Quarter Sessions
of Norfolk and • ufhlk. He rtacttsed as a King's Counsel two.
and.twenty years, and &dor that *space of rime se ass distinguished
as tire powerful rival of his friend lord Erskl:.e. As an Advo-
cate, Mr. Anti ay possessed a rrsuaiive oratory—iainite *R—
and most tler;.elit tansy. lir was an urtight Magistrate, a
warm and fairh' ul friend, a kind and henievulent brother, and an
'affectionate hu;b:.:tel. were the endowments whch exal-
ted lilt nature, and will cause him to belong and deeply regretted
by hi, rt Wives and wide eventied circle of acquain:.ince.
On the 25th ult. the Rey. Wiai im Osherr, Minister at Wan.
loc!th cad, parish of tianquhar.
On the YOth of :day. of tqe wounds he rece:eed :it the storm-
ing of Fort Napoleon, on the laps, C.apta.n Lewi, Grant, 71st
Kegtment,abd youngest ran of Larain Grant of Milderie.

HICK MAWS PILLS.
IN the various coli.pl.iints hicident. to .the human
frame, there are fume more dreadful in their nature, nor more
alarming in their cunmp.ences, than the Gravel and Stones Pains
in the Hack, Loins, and Bl—ultivr, and Limbago. They are eiwn-
plaints-to which every person is Sable. and are a foundation for
every other species of dkorder. HICKMAN'S PILLS, com-
posed of the moat innocent ingredients, have been found of sin-
gular fficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing
the urine, but in happily destroying the petrii-ying quality of it,
from which proceed Ole eiove complaints, &e. removing the
calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten-
dency to tht.seal,torders, without confinement. Front a conscious-
ness or the powerful quality of these Pills fully evinced by a
private 'merger of many years, tbry are ofirred to the afflicted,
and recommended as a cure tor the above complaints.
Sold whoiesaie and retail at Mr. ILtier's, 4, Cheapside, corner
of Pattrnia.ter-row ; and remit. by 11-Lunt and Sharp, Portsmouth;
HalL and Johiason, GoAport ; Alinutt, Vinson, Mallory, and
Jones, Portiva; 'Frewanan, Exeter; Cuokworthy, Glenville, Gil-
bee: and Hovland, Plymouth; Newbury 4 Dublin; Matter and
Macdonald, Gilas,:ow • Smith, Manderston, Scutt. and Cargill,
Edinburgh; Con:we , Bath; Ross and Peek, Hall; Gregson,
Edwards and Penny, and B Hinge, Liverpool; Stains and Lynch,
Manci.eiter; Bowen, Norwirh; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham ;
Gregory, Brighton; Witte. Brighton; and moat Medicine Ven-
ders, In boars at ed. tads.
London, England, 1812-07-15

CAPTAIN KING'S CLAIMS.

Lord FOLKESTONE said, under the present
embarrassed state of the finances of the country, it
was with regrer he felt himself called on to bring for-
ward any claim of a pecuniary nature. Under all
the circumstances of Captain King's case, however,
he. could not refrain from bringing it under the con- I
sideration of the House, and he hoped he should not
receive the same answer in the House as bad been
given to it out of doors, viz. that Captain King, by
his application to the House, had forfeited all claims
he might otherwise have had upon the Crown. The
Noble Lord then proceeded to state the case of Cap-
tain King's promotion. by Sir Home Popham, and his
services at the tilting of the Cape, and afterwards at
the capture of Buenos Ayres, and contended, that
under all the circumstances of the case, which has
' already been frequently detailed, he was entitled to
prize-money, as a Captain or Lieutenant-Colonel, in
both which ranks he had served, and more especially
as these persons who were promoted by Sir Home
Popham, from the rank of Midshipmen to that of
Lieutenants, at tile same time that Captain King was
promoted by him, had shared prize-money as Lieu-
tenants, although their promotion had never been
confirmed by the Admiralty. He concluded by mov-
ing, that the papers presented to the House relative
to the case of Captain King, on the 28th of April
and the Ist of May list, be referred to a Committee.
The SPEAKER said, the Noble Lord must be
aware, that if the Papers were to be made a claim
for remuneration, they must come recommended.
Lord FOLKESTONE said, thcrc was not a word
of remuneration either in the papers or his speech.
The SPEAKER observed, the Noble Lord's
whole speech was founded on that ground, and there-
fore de Noble Lord•must alter his motion.

Lord FOLKESTONE then moved, "That the
Papers presented to the Howe on the 28th of April
and Ist of May, relative to Captain King, be re-
ferred to a Committee, to inquire into the conduct
of those who advised the fo.im of the warrant fer the
division of the prize-money taken at Buenos Ayres."
• Sir WILLIAM SCOTT defended the conduct
of the Board of Admiralty.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that no imputa-
tion could be made to the putity of the Beard of
Council, in vt Well the decision was made in Captain
King's case ; and, as their judgment could not be im-
peached, en what ground, he asked, cculd this appli-
cation be made ?

Lord FOLKESTONE spoke in reply; after t‘hich
the motion was negatived without a division.
London, England, 1812-07-15

FROM LAS'

ADNITRA.
Admiral Lord Ki
son Cr-ker, Esq.
Popham, of his Mai
near the bar of Bilb,
an account of his pi
render of the Frencl
the Gazette of the
In the afternoon
lected about elevei
hood of the above
peasantry that two
from the English s(
cepted letters were
by which the Corm
ed to prepare. ratio'
of the Imperial Gu

On the 23d, in th
on its way to co-oper
_made by a Spanish
wind being nniatiot
c.baco, a part of thl
of &rmeo, and pat
in the evening. Ti
tired. leaving a sm.
'citified convent. WI
distributed to the
water were comp:
Bermeo, consisting
ed, and the guns ret
fled places of hiLh
were blown up.

On the 24th the
where parties from
straying the wot ks
eels were immedi4
operations of (Ism+
ing the guns on ea(
of the Biiboa river

In the afternlon
ham landed at Alg.
drop, General Carr
a detachment of th,
orders; but, u tlu
and calculated for
foie night: The CI
Captain Bloye; it 1
twenty-four pounder;
riages were burnt, a;
guns. The batter;
destroyed by Lieut;
former mounting fi,
ter four. On the °i
Ties of El Campillo,
tit.g eleven putts, 11
id by Lieutenants
On the 25th, at .
seen advancing, and
batteries of Algort;
the squadron's mat
inlet. They afteiw,
were found to consi!
400 were sent to Pi
jesty's sloops close 4
silenced it, and drove
exanesses his belief
one for which ration+
and which was the;
original destination.
• - Sin Home Popham
zeal and craniums
these several occast
nut had a single
CROWN.
Member returned tr
- Borough of Glatupotm:
JMinstone, in the room
fredenci Cychrine, •
• MILL I',
J2th Regiment of Light
to be captain of a Troop,
retire%
18th Mtto--Lleutenant

Troop, vice Underwi
be Cornet, by purchase, .
sth Reim at of Fact—Lieutenant
from the 2cl Royal Lancashire T'
purchase.
11th Ditto—Ensign W,
chase, vice Everett,
I'sth Ditto—Lieutenant .
Rangers, to be Lieutenant,
itsd Ditto—Lieutcnant H.Harrison
withoist purchase, vic Volseky,
25th pitto—OentlenuLt
. Mattiri College, to '
,iscausted hi the
London, England, 1812-07-15

sArts Bt AttsvoN.
4. S •
-•••••••=•••.••
•
VALE 10 •
TO BE BOLD BY AU wriorr,
In thr month of August Mart (unlesi previously disposed of by
Private Contract, of width due Notice will be given),
SEVERAL Capital ESTATES, io the Parishes
'of West liantWitt,hwenny, Llang?n, Colwinstone, Penarh,
Coggan, I landough, I.avernock. St. Andrews, Mirthir Dovan,
I lsntrissent, and flandaff ; aho several Houses in the town of
Cardiff; containing in the whole about 2566 Acres ; together
with the Manors of Wesrl.lantwitt, Corntown, and Penarth.—
Particulars will soon be published.. &ply to Messrs. Webb,.
Webb , and Atwpod, Salisbury.
London, England, 1812-05-27

GOLD COAST OF AFRICA.

This Month will he published,
AN ACCOUNT of the GOLD COAST of
AFRICA.—By HENRY MEREDITH, Esq.
Member of the. Council. and Governor of Winnebah Fort.
Containing a description of the Country. Cl mats, Productions.
Trade, and Capabilities; an Account of the N adv. 0 heir Man-
ners, Customs, and Laws ; a Description of •he European set-
demerits ; the Rise and Progress of the Ashantee War; a con-
cise History of the several African Companies, &c Ste.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
noster-row ; and at the British Gallery, st, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1812-05-27

NTIABER 7870.
TREATS' ROYAL, COVENT.GARDUI.

THIS PRESENTheEVrENING, MAY 27, will
' THE VIRGIN OF THE SUN.
TIMCIfirth,ic!THIEbeTdZkTA R.

To-morrow, Nail Canzr. Friday, the Knight of Snowdouti.
--------7-•

Second Week of the New Entertainments.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'SJ
wEsTMINS'IER-BRIpGE.

Thula the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the-Prince
Regent and Duke of York.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 27, •To
morrow Vetting, May the 28th, Friday, the 29th, and
&madly, the SOth of May, at F 4 If
Six o'clock precisely,
the new popular Grand Stage Piece called The Si. ge, S tot filing, and
Heroic Capture of BADAJOZ. 'I he numerous characters are
batted in the hand-bills. Second, a Comic Song, by Mr. R. L.
Jones, called The Postman. Third, a new Comic Song by Mr.
Johanna, called Wise Conclusions. Fourth, the Gmud Russian
Spectacle, is two Acts, called the BRAVE COiSACK, or Secret
Enemy. Filth, a new Song by Mr Woolf, called The Forester's
Daughter. Sixth, a favou rite Comic Song by Mr. R. L.Jones, called
Bang up in the City. Seventh, Surprising elevated p:rformances
an the 'Fight Rope, by Mr. Ducra'w, with the comic accompani-
ments of the two Clowns. Eighth, a new Comic Song, by Mr.
loltannot, called the Fighting Butcher.
To which will be added (9th time) a Comic Pantomime,
ratd The GOLDEN DREAM, or Harlequin's Aniknatinn.
Doers open at half-past five o'clock. Boxes 4s. Pit 25. Cal. Is.
Second Price at half-past eight. Places to be taken at the I heatre
ism Ten till Three o'Clock.
London, England, 1812-05-27

'WEDNESDAY.?
NEW PATTERN PATTERN REGIMENTALS.
OFFICERS may have every inflrmation, ants
the Patterns evtabl•shed by the Commander in Chief; V
Seim mom and Son's Military Establishment, New-street,Covenf.
Garden, where Gentlemen may be completely equipped for any
Regiment in the Service, at twelve hours notice, and from 15
to 23 per Cent. under the usual credit charges, fur ready money,
or Agents acceptances only.

LOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIR TING CLOTH. a- REGENT. By the Author of A Letter to the Prince,and
Vindication of George 111. G LOWE bees leave to acquaint the Nobility and Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41. Pall-Mall.
• Persons of Distinction' that in addition to the usual sorts Also, with two beautiful Historical Plates, pr
ceonly rs. ha.
now coming In weekly of the Spring Bleach, (and which has. for Au Awful Warning, iuscribed to the Memory of the Right Hon.
upwards of four years, met with such distinguished patronage) Spencer Percival.
are a few pieces greitly superior in fineress of texture. fabric and —ft
tie day were published, in 3 volt Biro. price El 41.
beautiful app:arance, to any Shirting Cloth ever yet manufactur-
ed, and well deserving the inspection of Ladies of the first Rank. SERMONS on the D! ost PREVALENT VICES,
Sold by the piece, at 154, Cheapside, near St Paul's; and by and on other Important Subjrzts. By DAVID I .AMONT,•
Harding, Howell and Co. Pall-Mall, and at no other Houses i D.D. Minister of Kirkpatrick, Durham, and one of the Chaplains
London. to his Royal Highness the Prince cf Wales, for Scol.and.
Printed for T. Hamilton, 3; Paternoster•row ; and R. Ogle,
RELIEF WITHOUT DANGER OR INCONVENIENCE, 295, Holborn.

Thisdaytrers punished, handsomely pruned in three large vols.
biro. price if 1 is 64. hoards.
ESSAYS on the POWERS of the HUMAN
MIND, to which are prefixed an Essay on Quantity and an
Analysis of Aristo-le's Lore.
By TfiOMA, RBID,I).D. F.R S E. •
Professor of Moral Philthoisby In the Unitersity of Glasgow.
Printed for atn rid Beadtut Edinburgh; F. C. and 1. Riving-
ton, Longman and Co 1. Murray, and T. Hanitton, Lom'on.
London, England, 1812-05-27

FALMOUTH, MAY 24.

Arrived the Queen Charlotte Packet, with a Mail
from Lisbon, in six days ; and the Chichester Packet,
with a Mail from the Leeward Islands, in 27 days.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 25.

Arrived the ELIZABETH tender, from Greenock ;
and a French lugger, PErpaonex, of 10 guns and 48
men, captured off Ushant, in a calm, by the boats of
his Majesty's ship Rorn—out two days from St. Ma-
loes, and had made no captures : the ROTA had one
man killed and ten wounded, the privateer five killed.
The PHEASANT had previously chaced the privateer
from the Land's End to Brest.—Sailed the NIMROD'
cutter, for Basque Roads ; and the Aid naval trans-
port.—Lord KEmirs flag is nr,w sh;ft,d to the CON=
QUESTADOR from the CoLossus.—Wind W.
London, England, 1812-05-27

DIED.

Monday se'nnight, Mr. Edmund Eastwood, of Slaithwhite,
near Huddersfield. This gentleman was the intimate friend of
the late Mr. Horsfdl, of Marsden ; and soon after Mr. Horsfall
had received the fatal shuts upon Crossland Moor, Mr. East-
wood was thrown from his horse near the place where the assas-
sination took place, lnd *rent to his own injury, he ran on foot
to Huddersfield to procure medical assistance for bis friend, and
on his return he again mounted his horse and repaired to Hud-
dersfield a second time, for a siipp)y of medicine, when he was
again thrown from his horse, at the corner of the church-yard,
in that place, and so much injured by ri prated accidents and ar,
duous exertions, as to occasion a complaint in the abdomen-
which terminoted in his death.
London, England, 1812-05-27

•
PRICE SIXPENCD-RALFMNNI.

STUART'S COMMISSION.
,rrHE Creditors oho hive proved their Dehtt
under a Commission of Bankrupt. awarded and loosed
against THOMAS STUART, late of Bermondsey-street. Hat
Manufsetsree, may receive a Dlvidesid as their respective Delft%
by applying to Mr. Bums. Gray's bus.

TO FOX HUNTERS.
T° BE SOLD, by Messrs. TaTTERSALLS,
on Monday, June Ist, the HORSES and HOUND 6 of ono
of the °Meet Hunts in the Kingdom.

DEVONSHIIt E —To Rh SOLD,
•
THE MANOR and ESTATE of PISWELL,
In the parish of Kentisb-are,in the county of Dream; cos.
listing of neatly 500 Acres of Arable, Pasture and Mesdow
Ground, fu divers Tenements and Fawns, of which about 120
Acres its held by Tenants at Will, at yearly rents amt.unting
to muss, about 54 Acres on lease et the yearly rent of .Exit tOs.
and the remainder by Tenalts wider learn respectively deter.
' aitioabl; on the d.aths of one, two, nr three I:ves.
This Minor is of excellent soil, and patikadarly adapted for
sheep ; lies compact, is Improveable, and near to a lime rlch
of the best quality, and situated within three miles of the market
town of Cullomptoo, upon the turnpike road lca.tiog thence to
Hornton trots which It is di.tant about e'ght
For viewing the above UAW apply to the BMW residing
thereon; and tar pre oicuitra apply to Masi... Grahana.KOdorley,
and D.,mvsile, t'oLtinrs, Lincokes Inn, Loudest Mr. Voysey,
of Eruaddist, near Exeter;, or to Mr. brattiest Solicitor, in
Eerier.,

DEVONSHIRE.—TO BE SOLD,
THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH-
rORD, in the 'County of Devon consisting of upwards of
1300 Acted of most excetent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Ground,-in several reneinects contiguous to each other, of which
labour 7.1 Acres are held by 'I comas at Will, or fur a short writ
yo rs, at the year:y rent of Xl.* tH. at:d the remainder by
I roams °mkt. Lt sacs reaped tvely determinable on the destine
t An or three
I his he ate has a Southern aspect, is three miles below thy '
1 own of Parnstaple upon the navigable river raw, and about
five miles tram the sea; ary cornmoilry may be sent to or
froth the premises by water carriage, and fl.e lands rise from this
water-side by a gentle acclivity, from which there are licturtiquo
views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Mks up the river
'raw, and down that river to the see, and which views also eons.
prebend the seats of several Gentlemen residing In the neigh-
botutoocl. The North Devon Stag-kounds and several packs of
Harriers are kept within a few miles of the Estate, andthe neigh-
bourhood Is considered as one of the most pleasant and healthy
in the West of England.
For viewing this Estate, apply to the Bari!i residing thereoi ;
and for particulars apply to Messn.Graharn, Klmiesiey, and Do it-
vile, &Sheba's, Inn. London; Mr. Voysey, of &us&
dist, near Exeter; or to Mr. Matte, Solicitor, In Easter.
London, England, 1812-05-27

CARLTON-HOUSE, MAY 22.

His Royal Highness the l'xt::CE Rk.CtST was this day pleased,
in the-name and on the behalf of hii Majesty, to confer the
'isonqur of Knighthood on David Davidson, of Cantray, Esq.
Major In the Local Militia for the'County of Nairn.
London, England, 1812-05-27

TO PARENTS.

WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, who has a
taste for Writing and Drawing, to article to a Land Sur-
veyor whose practiee.is superior. The term to be five years.—
The You:h may either reside with his Friends or with the Ad-
vert.ser. Cards of address are left at M . Hughes, Walsh,
and Co's, No. 2, Inner Temple-lane, Temple Apply between
one o'clock and four.
London, England, 1812-05-27

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

WAR OFFICE, MAY 26.
2d Regiment of Life Guards—Captain Richard ritz-Gerald,
from half-pay a Independent Companies, to be Captain of a
Troop, vice blairovito exchanges; Lieutenant George Bourne,
from the 85th Fuot, is be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, vice
Bayntuit, vahrs exchanges; and Famucl Waymouth, Gent. to

. _
be doto, by purchase, vice St. Felix, promoted.
gcntegiment of Dragoons—Chailes James, Gent. to be Cornet,
by purchase.
9th Regiment of Light Dragoons,
To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Cornet Lord .Guernsey,
vice Clette, promoted; and Cornet James Bogle French, vice
Clay, who tetires.
To be Cornet—William Francis Elliott, Gent. vjce Lord

Guernsey.
13th Ditto—Richard Adams, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur-
chase, vice Morshead, promoted is, the Bourbon Regiment.
19th Ditto—Cornet Thomas Hall to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Tomkinson, promoted in the Goth Foot.
21st Ditto—Cornet William Mahony to be Lieutenant, without
purchase, vice Furtescue, appointed to the tsth Light Dra-
. goons ; and Henry Tumkinson; Gent. eo be Cornet, vice
Mahony.
3d Reziruent of Foot—Ensign Thomas Everndern, from the 2d
Somerset Militia, to be Ensign.
7th DittO—Josoph John Crosier Harrison, Cent. to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Morgan, promoted.
Sth Ditto—Hi spital-Mate William Steele to be Assistant Sur-
geon, vice Cocks, superseded.
9th Ditto—Ensign Henry Sanders, from the 2d Somerset Militia,
to be Ensign.
12th Ditto-1 ieutenant Edward Raymond Hicks, from the Ezst
) St olk Militia, to be Ensign.
16th Ditto—Eusign 'I homas s'eter Burke, from the Royal South
I.incoin Militia, to be Ensign,
• 92d Ditto—Ensign Richard Ellis Rpwiand, front the Royal Che-
shire Militia, to be Ensign.
-23 d Ditto—First Lie utenary •H. S. Blanckley to be Captain of a
Cfunpasy, by pureha9e, vice Edgar, who retires ; and Second
Lieutenant A. A. Brice to be First Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice Blanckley.
London, England, 1812-05-27

MR. PERCEVAL.

- This day was published, price 2s. 6d.
AFUNERAL DISCOURSE upon the Devh of
the Right Honourable SPENCER PERCEVAL,iewhich
is con•ained a Brief Memoir of the Public and Private Virtues
of a Man, who carried the piety, mildness, and juvich of his pri
vate character, into his public Aintioistraion ; and whose loss,
in a season of varty and peril, has put a Nation in Tears. Dede
sated to the LORD CRANCZLLOR,
• Pri aed fnr J. Davies, Essex-street, Strand.
London, England, 1812-05-27

CHATHAM, MAY 24.

Tl7e THRASHER, DIADEM, and BARKEtt, have all
sailed from this port in the course of the week. The
STIRLING CASTLE will sail to.morrow. The Wititsvn E
arrived yesterday at Gillingham. The BrsuNswtck
will be taken into Dock on Wednesday.owing to
the great receipt of timber and increase of business,,
additional hands and horses are emplorid in the Dock
Yard, and work after the dock hours.
London, England, 1812-05-20

FRENCH PdPERS..

PARIS, MAY 9.
•
The Emperor set out to-day to proceed and inspect
the grand-army collected upon the Vistula.
Her Imperial Majesty will accompany his Majesty
to Dresden, where she expects to enjoy the happiness
of seeing her august family.; she will return at the
latek in July.
His Majesty the King of Rome will pass the sum-
merat Mcudnn, where he has been for a month. The
teething is entirely completed, and the King enjoys
the most perfect health. He will be weaned at'the
end of the month.
London, England, 1812-05-20

CHINA TRADE.

On the let of June will be published, in 4 vols.. Bvo. containing
60'plates, price XS. .2.. a few copies coloured like the draw-
ings. Dedicated to the Deputation of Merchants for opposing
the Renewal of the India Company's Charter,
CHINA: its COSTUME, ARTS', and MANU-
FACTUREg. Edited from the Collection of M. Benin,
with Observations Historical and Literary.
Printed for Stoekdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall ; and Butler, Col-
leg4Green,
Also On 4th of June, in 1 vol. 4tn. price 16s. boards,
The Emerald Isle, a•Poem. With Notes liiitorical and Bio-
graphical, and a beautiful whole length Portrait of Brian, King of
Ireland. By Charles Phillips, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, Author of
Consolations of. Erin, and Loves of Celestine and £t. Aube/E.
• Dedicated by Permission, to the Prince Regent.

RENEWAL OF THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER.
This day were published,
By Black, Parry, and Co. Leadenballitreet,
pAPERS respecting the NEGOCIATION for a
-11- RENEWAL of the EAST INDIA COMPANY'. EXCLU-
SIVE PRIVILEGEq, printed by Order of the Court of Directors
r for the la< rmation of the Pi'oprletors, two. price 3s. 6d.
2. Correspondence and Proceedings in the Negociation for a
Renewal of the East-Inaia Company's Charter, gym price Is. 6d.
3. Report on the Negociation between the Honourable East-
India Company and the Public, respecting the Renewal of the
Company's Exclusive Privileges of Trade fot 20 years front
March 1794, by J. B:uce, Lbq. M. P. F.R S. &c. &c. 410.
15v. boards.'
4. Annals of the Honourable East-India Company from their
Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elw.abeth, 1600, to the
Union of the Lando). and English East-India Company, I 707-8.
By J. Brocq, Esq. M. P. F. R. S. &c. Bke. 3 vols. ito. b€ 4. 10s.
cr on Royal Paper. X 6. Gs. tzr
London, England, 1812-05-20

METZ, MAY IL_

Their Majesties, after having slept on the 9th at
Chalons, where the Emperor gave atidience to the
different Functionaries of the Department and Town,
arrived yeiterday at three o'clock at . Imme-
diately after his arrival the Emperor mounted his
horse, reviewed the troops, and visited the fortifica-
tions and arsen4l. At 7 o'clock his Majesty received
the Civil and Military AuthOrities.
This morning at t*o o'clock their Majestie; set
out for Mayence in excellent health.
)311111.1N, MAY S.

On the 2d inst. his Excellency. the Duke of Reggio
left us to proceed to his' ulterior destination. Senn
days before, the greater part of the.2o Corps d'Armee,
whiff is under h!s Orders, ' consmerteed their March.
.Bls.-Exellency has acquired, dUring hit stay here; a
• general consiLleratinn, and merits the thanks of all.the
qithabitants of this capital, for the discipline afizi good
order which the troops under his command have ob-
seried.' Vivre was not the • least excess committed;
=- the least complaint to make. •
- . Y• VI72•INA, MAY 2. - •
Fier Imperial Majesty is to accornPanyler august
spouse to Dresden, shimld the French Empress arrive
`in that town with hi Emperor Napoleon.
London, England, 1812-05-20

MR. WILKIN'S DRAWINGS.

THE EXHIBITION of DRAWINGS by Mr.
WILKIN, is now open, at the Gallery, 39, Sackville-street,
ficcaddly AdMittance Is.
.The reserved and principal Pictures which belonged to the late-
`Walsh Potter, bavit hem arranged fur Sale by Private Con-
tract, a Ticket to view the Collection may be obtained, by
application to Mr. 'N'atei.„ it 39, Sackville-street.

MR. WEST'S PICTURE.
THE DIRECTORS of-the BRITISH INSTJ-
TUTION having rirchased for Three Thousand Guineas,
t tr. West's Picture of Omit Savtou'li healing the Sick in the
'ferule, prepose to publish by Subscription, a•PIIINT of it, to
be engtavt d in the I.ine wander, by Charles Heath, Esq. of the
dirneosions of 28} inches by 18/. The price to Subscribers to
be five Guitnas each. No Proofs to be taken off, except for the
Sobscribers to the purchase of the Picture; who are to have one
Proof each, and one early Impression of the Print. A dt•pnsit of
Half the Price to be paid on subscribmg, and the remainder on the
delivery of the Impressions, which will be trade in the order hi
'ha the subscriptions are received. Suascriptions are recc:ved
by Mr. Green, the keeper, at the British Gallery, PaU-hlall, only,
*hue tit.: Picture is now eihibiting. By Order,
V. GREEN,.A. R. A. Keeper,

N. B. Perstns residing in the country may transtnit, per post,
13, credit fur which will be given, and a sectipt immediattly
*turned.

NEW PATTERN ItLrGIMENTALS.

OFFICERS may have every information, and see
• the Patterns establish( .by the Commander in Chief, at
Sotossom and Son's Military Establishment, New-street,Coveat-
Carden, where Gent' =en may he completely equipped for any
Regtateat in the &nce, at twelve hours untie?, and fro.( 15
to ti per Cent. under the usual credit charges, for ready money,
w Agents acceptances only.
London, England, 1812-05-29

DEVONSHIRE.-TO BE SOLD,

'THE MANOR and ESTATE of EAST ASH-
-a- . FORD, in the County of Devon, consisting of upwards of
300 Acres of most excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable
Ground, in several Tenements contiguous to each other, of which
about 741 Acres are held by Tenants at Will, or for a short term
of years, at the yearly rent of £159 14s. and the remainder by
Tenants under Leases respectively determinable on the deaths of
two or three lives.
This Estate has a Southern aspect, Is three miles below the
Town of Barnstaple, upon the navigable river 'law, and about
five miles front the sea; any commodity may be sent to or
from the premises by water carriage, and the lands rise from the
water-side by a gentle acclivity, front which there are picturesque
views of the Town of Barnstaple, and several Miles, up he river
Taw, and down that river to the sea, and which views also com-
prehend the -.ats of several Gentlemen residing In the neigh-
bourhood., The North Devon Stag-hounds and several packs of
Harriers are kept within a few miles of the Estate, and the neigh-
bourhood is considered as one of the most pleasant and healthy
in the West of England.
For viewing this Estate, apply to the Bailiff residing thereon ;
and for particulars apply to Messrs. Graham Khaderley, and Dom-
vile, Solicitors, Lincoln's Inn, London ; Mr. Voysey, of Broad-
clist, near Easter; or to Mg. Brutton, Solicitor, in Exeter.