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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
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6TAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

Government this morning received dispatches from
Mr. STEWART, at Lisbon, dated on the I lth instant.
A great number of ptivate letters have also been re.
ceived by the same conveyance. They all concur in
stating. that it was confidently reported at Lisbon
that Sorta had broken up with his corps from Se-
ville for France, and that BALLASTEROS had instantly
profited by this retrograde movement to occupy the
place, where his army was received by the inhabitants
with the most joyful acclamations. The siege of
Cadiz may therefore be c6nsidered as raised. Pm-
LIPPOSI the Governor of Badajoz, and his Stair, had
arrived at Lisbon. The remainder of the prisoners
were at Elvas, on their way to be embarked at the
same time for England.
London, England, 1812-04-25

APRIL 8, 1812.

" After the full official account which the Gazette
will give you of the capture of this place, I have little
to add. Where, however,. all behaved so nobly, that
gallant officer General Ktfarr is pre-eminent s his
taking the fort Picuriaa already shortened the siege
by one week, and his bold measure of taking the Ci-
tadel of Badajoz also secured the place to us. Had
he not boldly taken it, at the head of the 3d Division,
we might have a fourth time failed in our attempt on
Badajot. General WALKER likewise behaved gal-
lantly, and with great military skill; his wound is
very bad.—The French garrison, as we expected,
were all picked men, and made a fine appearance
when they were marched out, after having delivered
up their arms. PIIILIPPON had some of the ablest
French officers under him, particularly the chief En-
gineers. If in any thing, the French excel us in this
class of officers. The works near the two breaches,
which are very steep, were actually covered with the
dead bodies of British and Portuguese.

CelGnel M'DoxALD was killed at the head of the
Portuguese grenadiers, who were the first to get up,
and. indeed, the only troops that ascended the top
of the large breach.

fi Colonel &Ms& was killed at the head of the
43d light infantry regiment, gallantly leading them
so. Colonel ELDER. was wounded, leading on the
Cagaslores : they entered the town at the left ex-
tremity, and the place is actually covered with the
bodies of these gallant fellows.

" X..leutenant M'At.rirt, of the 88th Crenadjen was the first
that mounted the Castle walls. Captain Mo to, of the 42d, a
Voltritcer on this occasion, was shot through the body when he
got to the top of the ladders.
"Tire ftegiments which ga;ned the castle were the sth, 45th,
77th, 85d, and 48thp or Connaught ::angers.
" The divimod of the army Isere go immediately forward to
join the army in front, leaving a garrison hers. Lord WKLLING.
TON will then take the command of the whole himself, and we
hope up bay, a bra* with 11St. SpULT and Cp.!!

SECOND EDITION.
London, England, 1812-04-25

was fast approaching, but troth the Continent was
settled, he did not think it safe to grant them.
these concessions. Was this prejudice ? Was this
superstition? Was this bigotry ? He had no motives
of hostility against them—he would be happy to
confer any thing in his power upon them—he was
not actuated by any animosity or hostility against
them—he oppo_sed them only upon pure constitu-
tional and political principles; and upon these prin-
ciples, and these principles only, he opposed the
present motion.
Mr. WHITB READ expressed considerable warmth
at the uncandid marner in which the Right Hon.
Gentleman, just sat down, had addressed the House.
With respect to his arguments as to the former opi.
nions and pledges given to the Catholics, by the
Prince of Wales, on thesubject of their claims, nothing
could be more fallacious.

Lord CASTLEREAGH avowed that it was the'
unanimous opinion of Administration that the present
was not the time for conceding the claims of the Ca-
tholics, and he thought nothing was more injurious
to those claims than the injudicious manner is which
they bad been brought forward and supported.
Mr. PONSONBY would tellahe Noble Lerd that
he himself and a Noble Duke (Bedford) had received
not only permission, but commands, from his Royal
Highness to communicate to the Catholics his favour-
able intentions. (hear, hear)
Mr. CANNING strenuously supported the motion.
Mr. STEWA RT WORTLEY would ask the
Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Ponsonby) whether he
was Chancellor, and the Duke of Bedford Lord Lieu-
tenant, at the time the commands were communicated
to them is
Mr. PONSONIIY—"• I was Chancellor and the
Duke of Bedford Lord Lieutenant."
The House then divided—For the motion 2hs—
it 300—Majority B.s.—Adjourned at six
o'clock this morning►.
London, England, 1812-04-25

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, APRIL 23.
Sr. Mmtn.-4foUday at the Bank and Stock Exchange.

Two Lisbon Mails arrived this morning. They
do not enable us to add much to the intelligence con-
veyed to our Readers through the medium of the
Gazelle Extraordinary. The fall of Badajoz has, as
might naturally be expected, filled the Portuguese
and Spaniards with much joy. The French still con-
thine to evacuate Spain in all directions: the capture
of their last strong hold on the frontiers of Portugal
seems to have been long anticipated. There are few
examples in history of fortresses of such strength as
Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz having been acquired
with such rapidity on the part of a besieging army.
The conquests have been dearly purchased in one re-
spect ; but the relatives of those who were left on the
bed of honour ought to console themselves like the
Roman matrons of old, when the lifeless bodies of
their children were presentetl to them, borne oh the
shields of their companions in arms !
By these successful enterprizes, the rich and fertile
Province of Estrernaduta will be secured, for a season
at least, from further desolation—the whole line of
the Alentejo is freed from the enemy—Madrid, the
Andalusias, Catalonia, and indeed the whole of Spain,
will now be open to the invasion not only of the
Guerillas but of the Allied Armies ; and we may
now fairly repeat the prediction which we have fre-
quently of late ventured, namely, that there will not
be a French corps ia the Peninsula in three months !
Our Readers will see, on referring to our Army
Intelligence of to-day, that the losses sustained by
Earl WrLuNcrrox's Army at Ciudad Rodrigo and
Badajoz are about to be repaired by strong reinforce-
menu, which are on the eve of sailing from Plymouth.
LETTER FROM A BRITISH OFFICER, DATED BADAJOZ,
London, England, 1812-04-14

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WM'AL NrALLIMVOL

......_
triLbtO ttrit, APRIL it.
Arrived, three coasters from the nottheard.
Wind East
DEAL. APRIL IS.
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LEITH. APRIL. IL
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'TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of BRAZIL.;
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Dedicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Institutions
pRAC'FICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE
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II R. SQUIRRELL's (Author bf the Maxims of
Health) TONIC POWDEkS and DROPS have bean pre.
scribed fur Indigestion and its effects fur SO years with astonishing
success.
These admirable medicines, talc en jointly, evacuate bile, phlegm,
and water, give strength to the organs of digestion, invigorate the
nerves, remove pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro-
duce an appetite, and correct acidity. They also cure diseases of
the liver, and those incident to warm climates, aim° free living.
N. B. The Powders taken alone remedy a costive habit, remove
obstructions, lessen irritability, diminish heat, carry off fewer, cure
the head-ache, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in-
flammatory gout.
The Powderi 2s. 9d. or 6s. The Drops 2s. 9d. or 6s. sold at
the late Tent's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, 269, Iligh.street, Bo-
rough; Mitchell," 9, Charles-street, Soho-square; and the Pro-
prietor (from hoho.square), 39, Charlton-street, Somers fawn ;
also by all the wholesale Venders in London.
•.• Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample dis-
count.
London, England, 1812-04-14

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday, G. Smith, alias Richmond, was indicted
for forging and uttering a selo bank-note. There
were ten other indictments against him for similar
offences. A. Easley, of Crown-street, Finsbury-
square, stated, that the prisoner purchased, some ging-
liam,amounting to 19s. for which he gave him change
for a RIO note, which afterwards proved a forgery.
He gave his address " Martin, of Barnet." The pur-
chase was made at three o'clock in the afternoon of
the 26th of November.

Mr. Hudson, linen-draper, in New-street, Bishops-
gate-street, proved having taken a forged £lO note of
the prisoner, between 5 and 6 o'‘'ock, on the same
afternoon, in payment of two counterpanes, when he
also gave a false name and address.
It was also proved, that he passed a third note of
810 on the 25th ; and on the 28th and 30th, it was
proved, he passed a Rio f rged note at the house of
a distiller) in 01d-street, and a £5 note at Mr. Botlie-
royd's wine vaults, in Golden-lane. In the sever.dly
pu..ing off these notes, the prisoner gave different
names and addresses. The notes were proved to be
forgeries by the Bank Inspector, who alsia proved,
that he had in his possession, when apprehended,
/6.161 in good notes.
J. Foy, an officer, produced a bottle, and 2 counter-
panes, which he finind at the prisoner's residence,
No. 9, Peerless-place, City-road, which were sworn
to as having been the property of the distiller in Old-
street, and Mr. liiidson the linen-draper.
In defence the prisoner said, he had the forged
notes of one Bray, who said they were all good.—
About a week before he was apprehended, he was
asked by Bray if he had got rid of all the notes ? and
he replied he had only two left. Bray then said,
they were all forged ; he had a serious altercation
with him, and burnt te two he had left. On his ap-
prehension Bray was so much affected, at having im-
posed upon him, that he fell sick, and died.—Guilty
Death.

Atter the conviction of the prisoner, the Under
Sheriff applied to the Court for an order to receive
£lO9, in the Inspectors' hands, since the apprehension
of the prisoner but as it is intended to apply this to
sustain in part ihe losses of individuals, the Court de-
clined giving the order.
D. Attila, for stealing a gelding; and J. Ware,
for returning from transportation, were also capitally
convicted.

Four were convicted of felony, viz :—J. Martin,
for stealing a eoat and a plow ; J. Powell, for steal.
ing two counterpanes; Mary Beck, for stealing nine
shirts and a shawl; and J. Howe, for stealing a kit
of cods' sonnds.—And 7 were acquitted, viz. Esther
Hoggins, H. Joseph, W. Pointin, W. Higginbottom,
A. Musson, H. Brown, and J. Smith.
London, England, 1812-04-14

GALLANT ACTION IN THE ADRIATIC.

Accounts were this morning received at the Admi-
ralty, of a gallant action having been fought in the
Adriatic between a British frigate and a gun-brig
and an enemy's flotilla, consisting of a 74. gun ship
and seven praams. The whole of the praams were
captured or destroyed, and the 74 was beat off in a
shattered condition.
London, England, 1812-04-14

DEDICATED TO THE COUN I'ESS OF DERBY.

Just published by H. Colburn, Conduit-street, and may be bad
at every Library in the Kingdom,
SICILIAN MYS'IERIES ; or, Thu FORTRESS
DEL VECHII ; a Romance, 5 vols. 275. fid.—Also,

2. The Miletbian Chief, a most interesting Romance, by the
Author o:" Mohtorio, and the V,'!ll Irish Boy, 4 vols. 91s.
2. The Decision, a No v... 1, 3 voli. 153. by the Author of the
Acceptance, and Caraine Ormsby, or the Real Lucilla, the
second edition cf which is now rtaJy, price ss.
4. Family Quarrels, by Augub, us Lafontaine, Author of the
Reprobate, the Village Pastor, &c. 3 vols. 155.
This day was published, price 6s. boards,
ASKETCH of the PRESENT STATE of
CARACAS, Tncludirg a Journey front Caracas through
La Victuria and Valencia io Puerto Cabeilo.

By ROBEKT SEMPLE,
Author of " 'lwo JoLaneys in Spain," &c. &e.
Lor.don : Printed for R. 8a1d.... Paterucster-tew.
By wiL)m is just pt.hlished,
A new edition of Mr. Semple's &cord Journey In Spain ;with
Plates, containing tl,l figurt s Mast ruive of the eoume and Man-
ntrs of the Inhabitants of several of thy Provinces of Spain.
London, England, 1812-04-14

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

This day was Publl;h4,----
A C°MPREHENSIVE VOCABULARY, with
,abridlied Grammars of the English, Portuguese, and Spa-
,22l'" "artless compiled from the best Publications, (assisted
%,/ learned friar of the Order of Sr. Dominick), in which is in-
-4.1:4 a Book of Roads, and Coins of those Countries. Cont-
i., h 4 oiled under the title of " Campaigning made Easy," and,
addressed to all Officers, Military and Naval.
By WALTER BROMLEY,
aroaler, 23d Regiment, Welch Fusile?rs.
As the Editor wishes to oblige his numerous friends in the
‘kirrny with these interesting Subjects, he begs they will favour'
stfin with their Names, regin tal: directed, to the Tavistock
:toe,ll,4tzi'ouoelter-Gnfarden, London,len
in cyder to form an estimate
of
r Copies, and to make out a List of Subscribers.
nviv•paubAnlishedr,raarctdfsorolmd the Introduction of the above work is
by Egerton, Charing-Cross, including
a Treatise on the Causes of acknowledged Superiority of the
French over the
thr Notice of the Pu English Officers in the Field, recommended to
blic, Trice is.
Where also may be had, by the saute Author,
The HISTORY of MERIDA, In SPAIN. Be!..g a Translation
Irons the SPantsh of the History of the ancient City of Merida,
"' °Rini founded by the Emperor Apgusrus Caesar, wiAt beau-
hful illustrative Engravings of the numerous Roman Antiquitiesre in that City, taken by W. BeiotaLLY•
London, England, 1812-04-14

NEWTON'S DEN I'IFRICE.
rr'HIS Powder is as pleas:At in the application, as
11 it is excellent in its effects ; it. speeklily renders the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm; and by con-
stant use win preserve them in this desirable state. It fortifies
the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even
where the enamel has been intyairea by the application of perni-
cious dentitrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a
manner to be creslited only by those who experience or witness
its efficacy. Ti, the general approbation of NRWTON.• 'foorm-
Powoc a, the Proprietor is proud to boast of references to many
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Cour s. What:gale
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
'SHAW and EDWARDS, 66, on the Foot-way, st. Paul's Church:
yard, nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes 9s. 9d. each.
London, England, 1812-04-14

TEMPLE CHULCH LANDS,
ADJOINING THE FLOATING HARBOUR, BRISTOL.

TO BE SOLD BY TENDER,
For a Term of 99 Years, commencing upon the 29th day of
September near, determinable with three lives, to be named by
the Lessee, subject to a chief rent of £l2 per annum,
ALL that spacicus Plot or Piece of GROUND,
usually known by the name of the DEAL YARD, situate
in the Pariah of Temple, otherwise Holy Crows; baying the
Floattng Harbour on the north cast side, and the public road or
street, called the Borough Walk. on the south-was side; coa-
t-awing in length, a:joining the Float, 231 T. et and rangreg along
the road or Borougli Walls ITS feet 6 inches, end Li. devil at
the south-east end about 150 feet, :n1 at the north-west end
about 160 feet.

N. B. A substantial Quay Wall has been lately built at a great
expence, the wuole tatt,nt ut the ground adjoining the Floating
Harbour. . _

The above premises will be Let tther in one Lot or to three
several Lots, to contain an equal frontage towards the river.
Any persons deserct s of purchasing the above, are requested
to send sealed offers for the mole, splecifyjng the price t'aey may
respeetivtly be willing to give, either for the whole cr f.r ar.y
of the allotmentsrespectively, on or before the Ist day of July
. _

next, to Mr. I. W. Lancaster, the Churchwarden, Temple-street,
Bristol; ; or to Misr . Osborne and Ward, Solicitors, Broad.
street, Bristol, on al plication to whom, a plan of the Prenalaes
and of the allotments may be sceca furls' of the taultr, Lad, a.-311
further .purticulos terrere.
London, England, 1812-04-14

:~

KISSES OF SECUNDUS.

This day was published, elegantly printed on fine wove foolscap,
embellished with two beautiful copperplates, 6s. in extra boards,
THE KISSES: being a Poetical Translation of
the BASIA of JOANI;ES SECUNDUS NICOLAIUS.—
With the os:ginal Latin Text. To which is prefixed, an Essay
on his Lye and Writings.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, No. 20,
Paternoster-row.

Of whom may be had, price 4s. 6d.
A Pocket Edition of Ovid's Art of Love. To wkich is added,
the Kittle ly of Love, the Art of Beauty, and Amours.

TRANSPORT OFFICE, Atril P, 1814
THE' COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING.
HIS MAJESTY', TRANSPORT SERVICE:A-Mims
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, dollar the Care and
Cuetody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 12th of
May, 1813, to receive seakd Tenders, and treat with such Per-
sons as may be willing to contract for Victualling Prisoners of
War in Health, at STAPLETON, near Bristol, and Prisoner*
of War in Health and Meknes., at VALLEYPIELD, In North
Britain, for six months certain, from the Ist of July, 1814.

No reader will Sr est:it'd after me o'doei ox the dad of Ira:thine
any Ooticed isileJ4 the party,or am agent for hiso,personally

Each Tender must be accogrpanied Sy a fetter from two respestaZ
Persons, engaging to heroine bound with the Person tendering, is Ihf JIM/
of A:2000, for tke dae freiforinancc of the Contract.

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Farther partindars Ng As hams, sy applyiNg at this Opt ist to
Captain Maki*, Stdtistoa, aad Crittaia Mona ty. fralieWsokh
London, England, 1812-06-26

This day was published, in I2mo. price 7s. boards,
to the AkT of RINGING (with consi-
derable Additiorsj. Dedicated to the Lovers of the Art
in geueral ; being the result of Many years study, diligent appli-
cation, and ealstant practice.
By WILLIAM JONES, JOHN REEVES, and
• THOMAS b: ACKIi.MOORE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
nosterlorow ; aid J. Raw, Ipswich.

This day were published, in Byo. price 6s. sewed,
nBSERVATIONS on tho DINTURBANCES
in the MAD:tAS ARMY, in 111C9.—by JOHN MAL-
COLM, Lieutenant-CelJnel in the Horourabie East-India Com-
pany's Madras Army, k.csident at Mysore, and late Envoy to
tke Court of Persia.
Printed ror William Nliller,Albemarle-st act ; ar.d John Mur-
ray, Flect-s:rett.—Whtre mar be had,l•y the same Author,
Sketch of the Political History of India, from the Introduction
of Mr. Pat's Bill, A D. 1781, to the present date. Second Edi-
tion, in royal Soo. price 18s. in boards.
London, England, 1812-06-26

NUMBER 7896.

rich CYDER in casks of any size, not less
Fire g goons, at Ss. Bd. per gallon, or in bottles at Bs, 6d.
to be Sold at No. 43, Haymarket ; and at No. 18,
glow/4 Fenehureb-street.

tiff INDIA SHERRY OF THE MOST SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
HEXOMMERCIA L HALL WINE COM-
. 1 PANY Inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, rho are
of curious Wines, that they have just bottled off some
isy INDIA SHERRYS of the most rare quaky, price 7os
&as, serrior to what has he n generally sold at 934
ge company 4100 inform the Puhhc, that they shall coin Moe
to ieg se their present low prices (notwithstanding the late very
rest advance on Wines) till the Ist of July.
skisserstreet, June 23.

.
ONEI is always ready to advance, at legal an.
M pity in.,:rest, upon every description of Real Property,
sod ego* Personal Security. All Annuities will be redeerna'tle,
aad dsbusiness :ralsact ed with cromptituds, secrecy and honour.
Appoperatually, betvr,-en nine and five, or by letter, to the
Director of the National Bank, No. 8, lower John-street, Gol-
&Ivan; where the Nobility and Geatry will experience a
foroalling resource ; the Funds of this Instltut;o I being equal
to the n:ost capital advancement, however considerable, and
taattenof moment are its principal object.
London, England, 1812-06-26

PRICE sinsinvAnktirmrst.

BY PRIVATE CONTEACT.
HANT&—NEW FOREST, NEAR LYNDHIAST.
F.1..101111.E RE&IDENCE AND LAND.
'To BE SOLD, an elegant and complete Family
Rethleoee, with °flees, gardens, and horn 2' to 120 acres
of Land, situate In the New I orest, new l.yndhur.t, Southaenp.
tun and Rinusey.—Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square.

/1 AN WE LI„ MIDDLESEX.
TO DE LET, FURNISHED, for a few Month. or a Term,
A DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
-I. I- coach-house and Stable pleasure grounds, productive
kitchen garden, a small meadow, about three acres, situated at
Harwell, within sight miles of town, on the Uxbridge-road.
For particulars and 'I ickets to view, enquire of Mr. Robing,
Warwick-street. Goiden-tcpare.

CHESHUNT, HERTS.
TO BE LE T. TOR A TERM OF YEARS,
AVERY Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
°aces ur all description, Coich-bottres Stables, Sm.; an
excellent Kitchen•gur.,..it, walled round, • Pk:asure-grnund, and
• tbe New River whaling through Enclosure of Meadow Land, all
lying compact; the whole about Twenty-bee Acres.
partetitari of Mr. Roblos, Warwick-strree. Golden-uptare.

lit I HER•UKKEN, tkar I.ewl‘Eint.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, Garden and Lind.
By Mr. ROBINS,
'THE LEASE of a Desirable COUNTRY RE-
A SIDENC.E, situate la Hethrs-grten, near Lewisham ;
planned for the aecoinnsodadon of a Gentleman's tinkly. with
•
°Nets Garden, and Meadow Land.
,

To be viewed, by Tickets whiti, with Partladars, maybe
had of Mr. ROBINS, Warwick-etreet, Ooldes-tquare.

ELEGANT PA tsitLY MANSION,
With 01Bcrs, Garden, Pleasure Grounds, and about One Him.
died Acres of Meadow and Arable lAndl•ljertss
By Mr. ROBINS,
A Very desirable rREEHOLD ESTATE, prino
Opal part t:the•free and Land Tut redeemed; comp
pri+ing an de apt Family Mansion, planned for the amanitas.
dation of a Gentleman's Family, seated In a Park, ornamented
by fine grusin timber, beaut;fiil pleasure yrounda. gardens and
about One Hundred Acres of rich Meadow sad Arable Land.
situde at East 'Untie, In the County of Hens.
'robe viewed by Tickets winds, with Yartieulere, may be had
of Mr. knot i s, Warwick-stret, Golden square.

BERKSHIRE.— Capital FAMILY MANSION, with excellent
Offices, Gardens, Pkasure Grounds, and Land
To be LE I', FURNISHED, or SOLD by PRIVATE CON-
TRAC E, by Mr. ROBINS,
AVERY Capital FAMILY MANSION, planned
with every accommodation for a Neblenan or Family of
the first dbt'netiottip ith excullent attached and detached Offices
of all descriptions ; capital Gardens, beautiful Plus-ursirounds,
most tastefully &posed, ornamented by a fine sheet of water In
a running stream, stored with fish, funning a most delightful Re-
sidence, and ne.srly nlt Acres of I\lt.2(loW and Arable Land,
within one m.lO 01 Maidenhead, five of Windsor, and twenty.
sevenpf London.
To be viewLd, by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be
had of Mc. Robins, Warwick-s•teet, Golden-square.
London, England, 1812-06-26

MONMOUTHSHIRE.

At the Auction Man, London, on Thursday, the 6th day of
August next, (unless disposed of by Private Contract, of which
du:: notice will be given),
IMPROVED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSTICE, I`HE MANORS of PENCOYD and St. BRIDE,
By CHARLES DURNFORD and JOHN KING, Esqrs. -5- with 1900 Acres of good Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Barristers at Law. I Wood Land, situate in the adjoining parishesof Lanmartin, NU-
Enlnged into five volumes, Iwo. price £3. Bs. in boards- i erick., and St. Bride, and well connected and equidistant 8 miles
This day was published, 1 from the ports of Newport and Chepstow. This Estate has 'e-
THE JUSTICE of the PEACE and PARISH : veral thousands of fine young Oak growing upon it, and the Cu-
OFFICER.—By RICHARD BURN, LL. D. late Chancel- i tie which stands in the centre commands a delightful view of the
for of the Diocese of Carlisle. i Bristol channel, and the Intermediate country ; and has redently,
The twenty-first Edition, with many corrections, additions I with all the Farming Buildings attached to it, been put into ex-
and improvements. By the late Charles Durnford, Esq. Barrister 1 ceUent condition of repairs--5E90,008 of the purchase-money may
at Law, and continued by John King, of the Inner Temple, Esq. I remain upon the Estate.
Barrister at Law. I Also, a Freehold Estate, comprising an excel/eat Farm-house
Printed by his Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Cadell and W. ! and convenient Out-houses, in thorough repair, and 210 acres of
Davies, Strand; J. Butterworth, Fleet-street ; F. C. and J.Riving- , the richest Meadow Land, within a ring fence, situated in the
ton, St. Paul's Church yard; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme,: parish of Whitsun, the best of the level of Caldicott, in the county
and Brown, Paternoster-row.—Of whom may also be lad, iof Monmouth; and is distant from Newport 5 miks, from Cacr-
Commentaries on the Laws of England.
:By Sir William loon 9, and from Chepstow 10, with which place it consinuni.
Blackstone, Knt. one of the Justices of his Majesty's Court of . cates by good roads. As a grazing or dairy Farm this Estate is
Common Pleas. - I perhaps not to be equalled in the county of Monmouth.
The 15th Edition, with notes and additions, by Edward atria- ; For further Particulars 'apply to Mr. Dawes, of Angel-court,
clan, Esq. Barrister at Law, the Downing Professor of the Laws Throgmorton-street, London, who will thew plans of the Estates,
of England, and Chief. Justice of the Isle of Ely, in i laraz.voli. or to Mr. Hale, Maently-bouse, nor Newport, htlamoutlishiros
avo. price XS. as. in Wank,. • wko win sbew the Estates and NOW Midas.
London, England, 1812-06-26

DEAL, JUNE 2S.

Arrived this morning, and sailed for the River,
Albion, WESTMORLAND, from St. Kitt's, out 52 days
last (rem St. Thomas's.—Came down from the River
the Prospect, SPENCER, for Afr;ca ; Isabella', Pzarm
for the Cape tf Good Hope ; Hibernia, Limmos, fo
Madeira; and the Sophia, —, for Cadiz.—Arriv
his Majesty's ship CHATHAM, from off flushing.
Sailed his Majesty's ship HouArto, IT off ditto. 'l'
outward-bound remain.—Wind S. E.
London, England, 1812-06-26

RICKMANS WORTH, HERTS.

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ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, PLEASURE GROUND, LAND,
TROUT STREAM, he.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, on Wednesday, July 22, at Twelve, in one Lot,
AVERY Deirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Land-Tax redeemed, Hampton Hall, situate opposite
Moor-Park, Rickmansworth, a spacious eligible Family Man-
sion, with offices of all descriptions, capital gardens, walled
round, fully stocked, crnppe4 and planted with choice finit-
treet, green-house, delightful pleasttre-grounds, by the side of a
fine trout stream, ornamented with fine full-grown shady forest-
trees and shrub', leading to a pleasure house elevated by the
river aiJe ; fish-ponds, well stored, sundry enclosures of rich
water-meadow, pasture, and arable land, all lying compact,
Farm-yard and buildings. The whole upwards of SO acres,
forming a most delightful reside: .be for a Gentleman's
a short diAance from Rickmanswurth, three miles from Wa-
ford, and eighteen front London.—Hounds are kept in the
neighbourhood.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be had; the Swan, Rickmansworth ; White Horse,
Uxbridge; Essex Arm!, Watford; Sun, Hemel Hempstead;
King's Anne, Berkhamstead ; White Hart, St. Alban 's and Et:g-
ware ; Abercorn Arms, Stanmore ; of Messrs. Aubrey and Cur-
tis, Tooke's Court, Chancery-lane; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robin,, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1812-06-26

NQRFOLIC.— ro BE SOLD.

A MOST desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE in
I- I- a fine Sporting part of the County of NoOolk, abounding
with Game, and cousistiogof an excellent well-built Residence
in complete order, with Offices of every description, Coach-house
and Stabling, Loon, Plr owe-grounds, Shrubberies and Oat dent,
and sundry Pad.locks of Excellent l'asTure and Arable Laud,
containing altogether upwards of inn Acres. Also a Farm-
house, with suitable Out-buildinp, and a Public-house and four
neat Cottages. Also the Advowson of the Recory of Beeson,
in Norfolk, of the yearly value of 1210, in v hich Mere is no
parochial duty. Immediate possession of the Freehold Estate
maybe had, and part of the purchase-rnonev remain on Mortgage.
For particulars enquire of Massa. Foster and Unthank, 4011
eitors, Norwich; or Mr. Geidird, Solicitor, No. 6, Choy's-loss.
square, London.
London, England, 1812-06-26

NEW MUSIC.

Just published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, tc Co. 20, Soho-
square, London; anti 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin,
THE following Pieces, single, from the favourite
Opera of the Devil's Bridge Brhold in his soft rxpri
Face, composed and sung by Mr. Braham, price Is. tiLl —The
Fond Heart, sung by Mr. Bland, is 6d.—Tho' Love is warns a
while, Song, price is. 6d.—The SO, and she kiluw mot why,
sung by Miss Kelly, price Is. 6d.—Woman's Kent is Fret, sung
by Mrs. Dickons, price is. Ed.—Ah ! Catering Man, ssi:,g by
Miss Kelly, price Is. 6d.—ls there a bearrillst never WA!, sung
by Mr. Braham, price 2s.—Love's Stolen Kiss is. Sweet, sung
by Mrs. Bland, price Is. Ed.—Bright Sun, I adore thee when
rising sublime, a Bravura, sung by Mrs.Dickons, price ::s.—How
wretche,' is the wanderer s lot, sung by Mr. T. Koveiiino, price
Is. 6d.—'Cis but Fancy's Sketch, the celebrated Picture Song,
sung by Mr. Braltam, price 2s.—The Parent Bird awhile forsakes,
sung by Mrs. Dianna, price 2s.—Ciancliettini's Concept?, per-
form. d at thaKing's Theatre, by Miss Cianehettini, price Bs.

This day was publiehed, and will be contin tied weekly,
I'HE LONDON NEW PRICE CURRENT, on
2- a plan emir. 1y new arranged under the following hea.h, viz.
he Produce of the West Indies and Sparthh Maio, -
North America Me::iterraneati, Portugal, &s.
South America France, Holland, Stc.
Africa Baltic, &c.
East Indies British Staple krticles,
with the duties an drawbacks affiv.ed.

Under each bead wiil be given the Sales of the week and ge-
neral Obstrvations ot. the present state of the d Ceti ei.t branch -s
of Trade. It will also contain the Innovations, Course of Ex-
change, Rates of Insurance at Lloyd's, &c.
Published by Nicholson and Co. No. 3, Cas le-rour, Birchln-
lane.—Price 154. per Quarter, in Town or Couutry, postage free,
the duty as a Newspaper bt ing paid.